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Rs.esrhs sHD STATIONERY.

GREAT DEPOT
SCHOOL BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE In THE
PUBLIC SCHOOL 5 OF VIRGINIA. .-
The subscribers are agents for
THE IJNIYERsI fY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and are supplied with full stock of their pu5lica
lions, Including Primers, Spelling Books, Resd-
ers, Arithmetics aud Biographies, together with
Bullion's English Grammars, published by Messrs'
Sheldon & Co.
Orders addressed to them for the above or the
other series adopted by the Board Of Education,
will be promptly filed at contract prices In ad-
dition they furnish all other school books used In
the public anG private schools OF the stale, Win
every description Of Stationery.
ani5 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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MINERAL WATERS.

CODA WATER, SODA WATER
~ We have put up one Of TUFTS most improved
'Arct'c Soda Fountains" perfectly new through
out and are now drawing SODA WATER emma /
to any in the world. 1t is warranted perfeetiv
pure, cold and sparkling, and free from anythinS
Injurious. Our Syrups are made from yenuine
fruit nd are OF deliciou, flavor ard in great
variety: We also draw from our fountain supe
rior klSSIhGEN and VICHY WATERS. Low. rs
OF these wholesome and refreshing beverages must
give us can. We are prepared to charge soda
fountains: and supply syrups by the gallon. yi'
BuDEkEk Il DADE, City Drug store,
No. 14da Main street,
ap ~ 4 e Corner above st. Charles Hotel
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A TTENTION, WHEELRIGHTS AND
IA BLACKSMITHS.-We have received full
~ HUBS, sPoKEa, FELLoEs,
SHAFTS. BOWS, SINGLETREES, &C.
Also, HORSE NAILS and SHOES, EAGLE
CARRIAGE and TIRE Butts, AXLE CLIPS,
&c. Call and examine our stock. Prices with
the lowest. MCGRAW & DEMON,
100. Franklin ST., five doors from Old Market.
Broad street, three doors above lst, Richmond
Va. ap24
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FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
a SURANCE. ~. ~
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
SURPLUS
CASH ASSETS January !, lS7") ..... 20l7ses,elo
BRANCH OFFICE. NO 1ol4 MAIN sTEEET:
oomnany on every description of REAL AND
Personal PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by fire. MAR1SE and lSLAAso
Policies on brick buildings issued for from one TO
five years. ,o,.,oo,,,
Rates as low as those Of anv other company
eonsily reliable. Applications solicited.
fe 81 ID, N. WALKER q CO., Agents.
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INsuEANcE COmpANEEs.
<>o@~S~~S~~0OS~4~~~ -,
NIFTY SAVINGS AND INSURANCE
u BROKERAGE COMPANY:
CFFICE CORNER OF TwELFT TT AHp mAIs sKS'
LAWSON HUNNALIY, Presidsut.
n a. MEADE, Eecretsry. lp@ isEz
$50 WM CNf1LLING, Cashier. .sr 2

DIKECTUEBs :.
D. 8. Woeldridgs, VIM. q. Tnsyios,
Client, r. Barksdale, John e. 6reanofi i
VIM Fl. Powers, JAS. PleasansB,
w. q. QuarleB, W. d. LucRes
FIRE. LIFE. and MARINE assurance ef-
fecied In the best companies at the lotosS rates.
Interest allowed on deposits, and loans neRo-
tiated. c5,t. ,4as-s ap A--fni Z
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
M VIRGINIA. -.-r..-
+ = sIIs INCORPORATED I7SS. /
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS
IRsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy
Losses equitably adjusted and ps Hrsons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter.
''' ~ H. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent
JOHN d. J1ANFORTH, Secretary
HENRY u. DA;IFoRTH, Assistant Secretary
SANUEL II. PULLIAK, Collector. "a
..-s..~ .amH DIRECTORS: +'sE e.
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR, r, f.
a WILLIAM @, ALLEN, 49,. - .
JOHN @. HOBSON, 20
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY, - .-s.
WILLIAM Ii. HAXALL, .s-.,. --
SAMUEL G. TkRDY,
. JAMES Fl. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS, .....
JOHN FREELAND,
. ..-s. : GARRET r. WATSON,
. GEORGE DAVIS
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oc ~
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..: :. !. go sIDss ExTRACTs

- -.
- sIELnns sLDss ExTaAgIs
+ pvfcn no THE BROKEN DOWN
IN HBEALrH, a.HesE OF BAD sLooD 8
AND OLD MAIDS IN PAR
sIouLAR:
ri To- II. F-sS ..E
- APRIL, MAY. AND JUNE. -
PURIFY THE BLOOD INTHEsE MONTHS.
HELMBeLD's FLUID
EXTRACT sARsAPARHLA
~ cures all eruptions OF the skin.
HELMBoLD's FLUID
~ EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cures the worst form Of blood diseases.
HELMBoLD's FLUID :.,i.@.r aA...
.rs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
enters readily Into tho circulation Of the blood.
HELMBoLD,s FLUID .,z VI ~
49,, EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
beauties the complexion. .1s
All powders and outward applications destroy
the skin, rendering 1t harsh and coarse. Look
at the skin or old maids and those that have
used such auy length of time. My advice Is to
/ discontinue them and use .,f...
t- HELMBOLD's -"
~ FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARHLA.
One bottle is equal in strength 10 one gallon of
the syrups or decoctons as usually made, and
| O. wine glaes added to pint of water equals the
celebrated Lisbon diet drink. Try it this way.
| - A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAGE:
tHELMBOLD'S
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|: CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
a PLEASANT, SAFE, AND AGREEABLE
| @'. CATHARTIC,
ahAA CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS,
Used IN ALL AFFECTIONS WHERE A PUR-
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HELMBOLD's .....-
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS ::
HARMLESS TO A CHILD AND TAKEN BY
CHILDREN.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
suPERsEDE MAGNEsIA, SALTS, AND
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HELMBoLD's
| CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS {:
CERTAIN IN EFFECT AND PLEASANT IN
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d hh"0oD CATAwBA GRAPE PILLS
Is NOT A PATENTED PILL.
II 1DH'D0 CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS
ARE COMPOSED OF ....
| CATAWBA GRAPE JUICE
| AND FLUID EXTRACT
| .. s...-. OF RHUBARB.
HOW TO D..
| PROCEED IN
THE SPRING AND
| SUMNER MONTHS,
10 insure NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW
WIG Or: Purchase two bottles or HELMB0LD'S
IsARsAPARlLLA and one box of PILLS
WORTH THEIR WEIGHTIN GOLD.
| no better investment can be made for so small
sum.
| HELMBOLD,s FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
has acquired a WORLDWIDE FAME.
| All of my preparations are meritorious. A pc
Rod of twenty years has PROVED THIS to be the
case.
See remarks made by Benjamin Travers, F. Il.
les, &C. Speaking of those diseases, and dis
eases arising from the excess Of mercury, he
states that no remedy Is equal to the Extract Of
| Sarsanarlla Ills mower is xtraoIdinary more 40
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WINES AND EE4UssRs,

DETER HANGERS (SR.) RYE Wits
Il KEY BRAND ESTABLISHED In 1s22.-Be-
ing the successor to my father IN the manufacture
of this whiskey, and having his experience OF: Is
years IN establishing Its reputation to aid me,
am prepared to furnish an article as PURE AS
WHISkEY CAN BE MADE, and in every re-
specs worthy OF the name this brand Of liquor has
gained throughout the country. Parties desiring
to purchase VIII please address Messrs. Mccarthy
Slater, who are sole agents for the sale OF my
whiskey. .s.. .- ,s. JOHN EANGER,
49, ?. q Successor to Peter Hanger, ST.,
Waynesboro', Augusta county, Va.
FEBRUARY 1871. g -..-.,.,.es-....
We would call the attention of the trade to the
above cara, and respectfully solicit orders from
all In want OF a genuine article of VIRGINIA
RYE WHlSKEY. We can furnish this liquor In
whole or half barrels. All orders carefully exc
culed. s.sEs MCCARTHY g. SLATER
142d Main STREET.
RICHMOND, March {, lS71. NH 6-an
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WORCEsTER SAUCE, GREEN PEAS,
; w WIASLOW GREEN COR LIMA BEANS
TOMATOES. PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, Ike
PEERIa'S WOkCEbTER SAUCE, CROSS &
BIZ A OK ALL'S CHpW-CHOW, VIRGIN
OLIVE OIL, WORCESTER SAUCE on draught.
tLOUIS J.ROSSIEUX,
mn ~ - l4ls Main street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
SUPERIOR C0URT-6ENEaAl TERM.
A Batch of Dccis;ons.


largo number OF decisions, some IN cases which
have been in litigation long time, was rendered
on Saturday in this court. 1t will be seen In the
variety OF the Judges rendering them that they run
back through several general terms.
by Judges Mcneil. Jones and Spencer.
Dante Bolton rs. Edward W. Barter ct o,-Judg-
mcnt affirmed.
Elizuoeth KING rs. James OB,ien, Sheriff
Judgment and order reversed and new trial granted,
with costs to the appellant to abide the event
Joiin ScltreyeT Us. Vim. L.. FiScher.-judgMent and
order affirmed, with costs.
Sanstel ". Geerv Us. Jacob X y. cocScyort.-
costs to the appellant to abide event
CW'uS Sco1etd cs Jacob H. Wh,tefegg.-Judgment
affirmed.
Thomas A. Harton Us. Nathaniel Bloom, n,-Judg.
ment and order Affirmed. with costs.
a SER W. a"'s es The on,sas ,gsss ssor
| solute ordered for the defendants, with costs.
Elizabeth gonzales, Adnai,nSs'utrfr, Us. The NeU
and order reversed and new trial ordered, with
costs to the appellants to abide the event.
Patrick Morgan Us. James Muutgdn et tM-Judg-
| james Ryan u.s. The hudson Rirel Railroad com.
pdny.-Judgment and order reversed and new trial
granted, with costs to the appellants to 40 dc event
WHhlm H. Bdtey Us. August Belmont et a.
Order modified.
Obed Whesler et ol .. James Forouch.-Ortler re-
yersed.
By Judges Mcneil, McCunn ana Spencer
John Adotph rs. me central Park, North aud
East Rtcer RAJ, oad company Exceptions over
ruled and Judgment ordered for the defendants
upon the verdict
Zlppora UHara, Adraintyrat,'ir, ct a.. rs. Beya-
min f. Seatey.-Judgment affirmed.
Charles c. Rhodes cs. Elitdm Dg1n0cI.-Excee-
lons sustained and new trial order cd, with costs
to the plailtin to abide the event.
CtduS Puck3,dfer rs George W. Whlte ct al
Exceptions overrued and Judgment ordered for the
defendants.
BY Judges Barbour, Mcneil and Freedman.
Russell ID. Mtner Cs. Ann W. Beehnaa ct al
Judgment affirmed. with costs.
John L. Hotrdrd Us. Isaac r. Sn,ith.-EXcep-
tons sustained and new trial ordered, with costs
TO defendant to abide the event.
BY Judes McCunn and Spencer.
Charles r. TOrnSend et al. Us. the Gyeas Fails IN
S,trd1ce Company; The .,Qnle as. NarYUgdnssH In
stfance COnp1nV; Tie Same rs. Merchants FIRE
INSURANCE C0mpdnN-Order OF Special Term re-
versed. The order or reference vacated and new
trial ordered. Costs to ABIDE the event.
BY Judges Mcneil, Jones and Freedman.
James Bishop ef a. rs. The Empire 7rdnspor'n-
tton C0Iap1nv.-Judgmen vacated and Oruer over
ruling decision m0dined. Case to be settled by Jus.
, tlce Jones.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

General A. G. Darlington has become chief assIst-
ant editor OF tho Atlanta, Ca, fateifJe,scer.
The st. Louis Democrat gives notice that Colonel
Grosvenor Is not connected longer with that paper
The Port Byron n. Y, Times has settled UP It's ac
counts and paid the balance In old printing
teral.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Norfolk Jour-
nal states that Messrs. A. NJ. Kelley and s. BassetC
French are named rs the editors OF the Rich
mond Na) Enquirer.
The Lebanon (Kyl carton Is in roll mourning for
its deceased editor, Thomas u. foglc. The pubca.
ton or the paper Will be discontinued Tor the pre-
sent the material OF the oce beng offered fer sale
on Wednesday morning a large brick block known
rs the Erondaead block at jamestown, \. y, was
destroyed Dy fire. The Chauiauqua Democrat Office,
occupying the entire third door OF The building was
total loss.
in Galveston, Texas there are three newspaper
men named Jones who are constantly getting inio
lronbe on each others account Week before last
one OF them was assaulted IN the street Tor writing
an abusive article he had never seen, and few
days before the wrong Jones was accused OF DESERT
log his secoad wife, though he had never been mar.
RED. Tie three Joncse. threaten 10 exteTmin9te
each other 10 establish their Identity
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
ne COURTS
SUPREME CuuaT-cHAMSEas.

An Erie Railway Snit Before the United
States Court.
Before udge Sutherland.
The Erie Rdatcdy rs. The Ohio dnd Mississippi
Raflpav Coaapanv.-ln tins suit, IN which Judge
Sutherland granted an injunction rcsnalning the
defendants from widening their gauge an order was
on saturday filed transferring the cause to the fed
eral Court.
Decisions.
John W. Morgan et al. rs. John W. Gaydae3.--
Memoranda for counsel.
In the Matter or the Application or Ferdinand G..
Wilmer ct M.-Report confirmed and order made
IN the Matter OF the AT5ita'attOn OF j. Beaedetse1
ct al rs. The Lycomfn0 FIRE Insurance Companu.-
Order confirmed.
James II. Rogers rs. Martha Rogers-Report OF
referee confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted.
Br0riseH ct al rs. BOtst.-Order granted
s. u. Ht0enbotdm rs. George j. C0nger et a'.-Mo
tion granted and order maze.
The Guardian Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
pdny Us. Mark J. H1nlin.-Moti0n granted with
ten dollars costs to defendant to ABIDE event Of
action.
J. Buinhans Kfnssaan Us. Joseph {. Kinsmon.--
Memoranda for counsel.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
CATER SEVEN YEARS."

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
NV name nas appeared in dinerclt papers and on
divers times under the flaming titles OF "a Muir
derer," "The Seven Years Mystery Explained &C.,
all OF which was enough 70 condemn me for the
time being and until time would unrave the mystery
itself. by sister, who accused Of having been the
means OF the death Of the two young women at Kep.
piers Hotel seven years ago, through means both
1oul and fair, prepared an army OF witnesses to
assisi her IN her designs against me and my own.
short time since she had her army arrayed In
grand style al the Court House In this city,
each and every one ready to give
in the word OF death to person
as innocent OF the charge which they were lighting
under as innocence Itself. From batteries masked
beneath souls which poured forth words which
fouied the air came lies which had before unhidaen
laii was not allowed to be present at the inter.
view between my sister and her colleagues and the
Grand Jury, although tined 10 gain admittance.
The jury of twenty-tour sworn men heard all there
was to be heard, and In the end the army got
plans, when their conlmanaer-ln chief thought an
early ana easy victory was at hand. The jury ac-
quilted me OF the charge OF murder laid upon my
shoulders oy ny sisie: thard for 10 call her such).
Not having gained any thing in Newark she now
tries to still keep my name In the papers under
the title Of murderer. and yesterday tue New YORK
again be renewed as soon the principal witness
returned from Europe or something to that effect.
suppose II refers to person wnom my sister-calls
daughter as In the affidavit she made before Mr..
Ellsworth she said her daughter was with her when
she met me on the ferryboat the day after the death
of the two young women In my mind have since
satisfied the public that was In Newark the AFTER
noon when she said she saw and spoke to me.
have also tried, with all available means, 10 have
my sister pun nlsheG by law, and Will accept OF all
chances that may offer themselves to clear my mind
and character. The time will come when she will
reap her reward-a reward that i Justly due to all
perJUrers. JOHN ENGELuURN.
NEWARK IAN 10 1s1l
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

with nothing hut his night clothes on; used to ask
him why he DID not put his coat, when he would
say that he dd not want IT. he never dad this before
he took 10 his bed.
Direct examination by cx-Judge Robertson
ing the entire period that my husband was indis-
posed he ana occupied the same bed; as regards
temper, Mrs. Ryer is about the same as John.
Cross-eAamlnation, resumed-l have forgotten
great deal about the business; l have had no
friendly intercourse with my daughters since thus
suit commenced have acted towards them In
manner very little different from the friendly feeling
naa always cvinced towards them.
z. Were you moi informed a few days since that
your daughter, Mrs. Tier, lad SICK child, aua did
you not get ready for the purpose OF calling upon
her, when John objected, and told you that you
should not gos A. iAfter much hesitation) can
not recOllect
Q. pld you not write to your daughters saying
that II tncy contested the will You would not leave
them any OF your property A. did; like my
daughters as well as do John; II had had the max
Ing OF the VIII should have LETT all the children an
equa! amount OF property; did not see my husband
cry suppose his feelings were often hurt on see.
ing his children 60 on SO about the property.
The case was again adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
SUPERIOR C0UhT-SPsC!Al TERM.
Decisions.
BY Judge Barbour.


George W. MeicaUrs. Josiah H. Baker. Reference
ordered.
Garnet L. schuyler rs. George Moagop-order
granted
Harry G. Harrison rs. Ed,card G. Taker-Refer-
ence ordered.
Otis @. Bunap rs. Sdrev ". Hooman-order
granted.
J. II. Pfenuss Us. j. H. Patnnev.-The same.
Charles b. HOFFMAN rs. AIRED L. .Stoa.-The
same.
Catharine Ben,eH rs William Drisingey-Thc same
James Macdonald et al. Us. John j. htpp II al
The same.
BY Judge Mcneil.
da for counsel.
augustus L. Dalze, rs. James c. King. Motion TO
increase bail denied.
Henry Hoffman Us. Charles II. Fischer et dl.-Mo.
ton to dissolve Injunction granted.
francesca H. Norton US. Juan Martinez et al
Findings OF fact and low settled and signed.
Ieter coates et al. Us. abraham UOOeg CT Ql-fn-
junction dissolved, with costs
Jeremiah J. coleman et al. rs. James Cf1mp.--
Notion granted in part and denied In part.
Ndrttn X. COot efdl. rS. george A. SaTh,redthe,.-
Judgment for plaintiffs for perpetual injunction
With costs.
Before Judge Jones'
Henry Bo,rers rs. William He,yv Arcon.--See
memoranda as to settlement OF costs.
A0Wtch Us. The Strth 4renue Rdllroad COM
pnrn.-The same.
HOrey rs Ruo0er Tip Compang--The same
CLARK u.s. Mercantile Insurance Communicable
OF exceptions settled and ordered to be flied.
Belmont CS. I'0nre3I-See memoranda a. TO set.
tlement OF findings.
Sci1eSalgei u.s. Hester.-BIll Of exceptions settled
and ordered to be fled.
Ne,rbe,Yer Us. The Erie Rof,Way.-See memoran-
dunn as to settlement OF case.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

worshippers would present themselves, clothed
with all the p0mp that goaincss could assume, and
with the contribution ready In the hand; and 80
came many others, and oil gave Us God had pro5.
pered them. Last OF oil there came a poor widow.
poor, unit to mingle with the rest; her
clothing was clean, but soanty; her children
Msre DaSeaso Mo%d nsf paHs aev was
heart. She was coming, she felt, TO her Fathers
home, where His warm love would comfort her
She quietly made her way to the treasury; TWO mites
were IN her hand; she mad moistsned them with her
tears and cOnsecfated them with her prayers; they
were all her living but she would not disobey tho
injunction 'and come before the Lord emptyn
With love, and faith and prayers,
WITHOUT DOUBT Or FEAR
OF the Lords goodness, she dropped her two mites
into the treasury. As she passed on her Saviour
made note OF the state OF her heart and OF the con-
tnbution Of her hand, to be proclaimed rs mcmu-
rial OF her throughout oil generations The speaker
said in conclusion tl.st God had still HIS house In
looked upon AZ great favor to be able to contribute
to the cause OF Christ.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
COURT CALENDsaS-TH,S DAY.

SUPREME C0URT-SPECIAL TERM.-Hcld by Judge
Ingranam.-Ope ten A. NJ. Dcmurrers-Nos. l
to rs.
SUPREME ECOURT-CIRCuIT.-Part Held by Judge
Sutherland-Nos. 1901. "a, 357, 14l, 81. 25 a. 81
49, 81 1922 235l q, 81, sl 153 267. 49, 35. Part
Held by Judge Brady.-Opens at eleven A. M.-Nos.
1885, 26O, 1852, IA, 1S, 22s 970a, 236 1710 a. 1905
126, AZ, 12G1a, l66, 4, no. 141s, 1890, 1882 ia.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.- by Judge Rar
nard. First Monday calendar. Called at twelve NJ.
SUPERi0R CoURT.-Part 1.-Held by Judge Mon
el.Nos. 449, 1913, 3O7 AIS. 73 ILL., 2I5, 81 AL 1885,
157, $780, 49, 20l, 50, 353 231. Part 2.-eld by Judge
Jones.-N0s 49, $40 las, $685. 3o4 1l72, 5l2 $50, 325
$40. 322 35a, $40. 800, l65. Also or for Janu
ary term.
COMMON PLRAs.--Part 1.-iTeld by Judge Loew.- -
Nos. s., 81 479 247 473 ALL 50s, $685. $685. $40. 5l2
5l4, SIS. SIG. 5l7. Part 2-neld by Judge j. r.
DalyaNos 49, S72 15s 2ls $40, 4ea, 4e4, 7e2, SIS,
5lp, 52o 522, 523, 524, 62S,
MARINE CoURr.-Part Held by Judge Joachim
senNos. 1882, 1881, 503, 3o49 47l 4723 474s 4S7T,
4S79 1885, 4s05 1912 1918, 4o75, 5255. Part 2-Held
by Judge Curtis.-Nos 1920, 302ok. 4070 1929 4713,
AGO. 1859 4y4 49l6, 1921 4923 4s24 1926 1881 1913,
4603, 4604. Part 3.-Held by Judge Tracy.-N0s.
64lO, $500, 5605, 5606, 5607. 560S, $685.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONS.-BefOre John K.
Hackett Recorder.-Tne People vs. Jonn Costello,
robbery same vs. Alexander Gibbs and Henry Or
nance robbery; Same ys. Eugene Doasch, burglary:
Same VS.. James Conee burglary; Same VS.. the
Same, felonious assault and battery; Same, vs. Ed
ward Il. Day, forgery; Same the Same embeZ-
element; Same VS.. John Dougherty and John Dill,
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
serIptural Definition OF sir-Sermon by the
Rev. &. G. FOOte.

sStFtptuINt DeuUNiOn Ot SfE-SernOn Dy the
Rev. &. G. F0ote.
JourneYing to church with old Borcas, not boiste-
rOus, but seemingly vcngeful tweaking the nose ana
nipplng the fingers, l. not pleasant, vet these
troubles were endured by many ana Dy The members
OF few churches IN greater numbers tnan those or
the Christian Church in Twenty eighth street near
Broadway. These were so wrapt during the
services in contemplation OF future Joys resulting
from present goodness as seemingly to forget how
Boreas had treated them, ana 10 not think how he
would serve them during their homeward Journeys
The Rev. Y. G. Foote, the pastor, preached, his
text being from Romans, ILL.,, 23-"For all have
sinneu ana have come short OF the glory OF God.r
lie said-Jhis Is the language orinspiratIOn. lt IL
the Verdict OF Heaven. We have been tried in the
Just courts Of God, and this verdict has been rem
uefed against tt- 1t was IN ful recognition or ne
justice oi IL that Jesus in sympathy Tor us moved
SECOND TRIAL.
from 'hiS charge, wBich no one but God could
makc-and as coming from Hun we lnusi regard It.
none are exempted. There are three WAYS of dis
posing oil TINS charge. First 10 deny its truth sec
ondly, 10 be Indifferent 10 IT, and thirdly, to admit
IL anu seek TO become clear of II. True wisdom
prompts the latter course.
The preacher, 10 verify the charge quoted Scrip-
tural dehnluon OF sln rs a trnnsgresslon OF the
laW aud stated that the OLD thcologiana divided
suns INTO Two classes-tbDse OF commission and
OMISSION or IN other words, wrongful things we
did,
PROPER THINGS WE DIp NOT.
sins are again divided by Scriptura authority into
those ol secret thought and those of prcsumptuous
ness lie continued upon this subject for some
iengih oil timc, ana illustrated each method OF sln
hillg TN common lie Instances. what infcnslfes
TINS charge Ii thi II cannot with any snow or truth
Le denitd uniess the existence OF God and, there
lore, the
POSSIBILITY OF SHINING
~ al DC denied, For God has lot simply Q know
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
r Ell OU s.
Sermons and Services Yesterday in the
Metropolis and Elsewhere.
What the Teachers and Believers in
Christianity Should DO.
What We Need and How We May Obtain
It-Doing and Believing-Ths Char
acteristics Of the Bible-Religion
is Never Acquired Suddenly.

The churches yesterday showed an evident falling
OF In the number OF attendants. Jack Frost when
exertlng himself very much, Is severe foe to the
practice or profession OF religion when such prac-
tlco or profession necessitates the going out OF
Doors The reverend orators In the several churches
however, were at their posts and warmed to their
work in such manner as to AFFORD much gratlflca-
tion and edl1caon 10 their hearers. The following
reports are careful CONVERSATIONS OF the more I'M
portant discouTses, aud will be found quito inter-
esiing.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

ledge OF our acts but Hc Ia the searcher OF our
hearts, aud lie will bring overy thought to judg-
ment Before correct exhibit Of his sinfulness the
stonest heartcvcna voltaire's-wil quail. It's the
pail which ne has woven aud spread over himself,
anu only tho loving hand OF Jesus can lIft It,
through Him all sins win be forgiven, and '1ope
spring triumphant" Of future participation in the
purity and JOY OF eternal life In the presence OF
come JesuSY
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
Decision.

Decision.
Judge Loew on Saturday rendered the following
Btu dick rs. BuTdicH.-Case referred.