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MINOR TELEoRAMs.

Governor HofmEn has signed the Erie
bill.
Arupsure is feared between Honduras
and Salvador.
Louisville, in imitation Of Memphis
has gas Wsrs
Mexican advices say that the revolu.
tlo1ists are meeting with oeleat on Al
hands.
Six men were drowned In Chesapeake
Bay day bafore yesterday BY the upset
ting Of pungey.
The bark Gemini from Foochov, Chins.
with s cargo Of tea, arrived at Philadel-
phia, yesterday-the fret direct imporsa-
tion for that port since lS4l.
Texas cattle thieves meet with rough
treatment at the hands OF the ) Jusf1st
forcsz on the Mexican side OF the RIO
GranGe. Quite q gang OF them Tere
killed or captured by General Palac1o
few days since.
A man nsmed John McNlchols, fore
man in the Hnssed oil works Of Barney q
TAYLOR, was found dead IN the street in
East Toledo, Ohio. yesterday. Is is sup
posed thst ne wandered away while intox-
icsted and died from exposure.
Bids for half s million of the st. Louis
waterworks bonds were opsned yester-
dzy ct the mayors oface. The successful
bidder was the National Bank OF tho state
of Missouri, at ninety eight and quarter
cents. Three New York houses COM
peted.
The photographers OF st. Louis are max
ing extensive preparstions for the
Ne ionsl Photographers convention, 70 oe
held there early in May. Committees
have been appointed to raise funds 10 en-
tertsin the delegates and procure decors-
tioas for the hall and arrange for the exni-
bition oFpicsures which Is expected 70 be
unusually attractive.
The ooroner's Jury In their Inquest into
the late boiler explosion In CiDol nnGti are
busy st work. Engineers examined gen
orally agree that the boiler wss suhc1ent-
Iy strong for two hundred aud hfty
pounds of steam, but say that the ssfsty
valve should have bsen four inches In
diameter instead Of two inches. Boiler
manufacturers say that inferior iron was
used ct the time these boilers were made,
AN engineer found q crack two inches
long In tbs boiler, which, he said, existed
Uefore the explosion.
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FOrty-SscOnd Congress
SECOND SESSION.


.WAaHTrsTaN, March -.
On motion Of Senator Morton . bill
authorizing the construction of railroad
bridge across the Ohio river at or neal
Evansville, Indians, was taken up and
discussed till the expiration Of the morn
ing hour.
amendment, bill 70 conhrm the sales OF
Shawnee lands In Kansas
Bills were introduced IS follows:
Senator Ramsey authorizing the con-
strUction of q bridge across the Mississip-
pi river at Rsd Wing, Minnesota;
Senator Logan-A1thorizlng the con-
construction Of bridge across the Mis-
sissippi river at Quincy, Illinois;
Senator MISUNDERSTANDING right OF
way 70 ths Cheyenne, Iron Mountain and
Pacific railroad and telegraph company.
The Chiosgo relief bill was then taken
up.
Senator Carpenter sgsin argued that It
wss unconstitutional. Senator Trumbull
argu5d that it wss not. Several amend
msnts were offered and rejected, and the
bill, as reported fxom the finance commit
tee, was then passed yeas 20, nays IL.
Senator Sherman moved to resume the
consideration Of the tariff bill.
Senator Chandler announced that he
would oppose the consideration Of this bill
sc every stsge, because he regarded Is ss
bill on which the senate ought not to
waste q moment.
The bill was then taken up and Senator
Morrill,, Evermontl addressed the senate
ct length.
Senator Hamilton, IIndiansl followed
with an argumsnt sgsinst protection and
In favor Of the revenue tarid.
Senator Frslingheysen obtained the
floor but yielded for motion to 60 into
executive session which was carried.
The senate soon after adjourned.
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0s0IAAAcE.
FROM TIE ORDINANCE CoNMrrr

FROM THE ORDINANCE COMMITTEE.
AzNPHls, March 9, ls72.
To the Honorable General CoEnciI.
Your Joint Ordinance Committee of tat
common Council and Board Of Aldermen -
whom was re. erred the osdtnanoa;
sEoTIos l. Be It ordained by the General
Council OF the city Of Memphis, That It shall
not 20 ISWful Tor the owners OF swine OY
goats 70 permit them to run at large in any
0I tne streets, alleys or public squares OF the
city of Memphis. -
SEQ ?. That It snall be the duty of the Cbiai
OF Police 10 oeuss to be taken up All srfne
Snd goats found running at large within the
city Im1nS. and oonnne the same in suitable
lots, pens or houses. to be procured BY hIuo
IN three d1nerent portions OF the city, for
three days. II within that time the oEner
they shall be delivered to them upoTl the
payment OF one DO lar for each head Of syvfue
or goats so taken up. II no person comes To
claim the same within the three days then
eft Of the city.
Sec. 3. That this ordinance be uuhlIsbad
daily FOR one week In two of the oitv panara
ana shall tase eff5et from and after tfle date
OF the last publication.
And which ordinance had passed a first
rs ssolng DT both boards, would report faYor-
able to Its adoption.
Wnsreupon the ordinance passed q second
ana on references 10 the Board of Aldarmau
wss rsad a second and last time, and passed
nnally March 7, iS72
Approved, March 2a, 1874.
ATTEST; l. u. RIcHARpe, City BegiEseF,
mnl1 JOHN JOHESOH Maynf.
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THE DEMOCRACY.
LAfGIe RhoSy's Democratic State Ca
Wonefna.

LaftIe Bhody's Democratic State Cen
Vonffoa.
PROVIDENCE, March N.-The Rhode
Island Democratic state convention met
In this city this morning. r. J. Barnaby
was cdoaen chairman.
Nominations tor State ofdSers were
made as follows: For governor, Olney
Arnold, of Providence; lieutenant COVER
nor, Charles r. Cutler, Of Warren; score
tsry OF State, William J. Miller, Of Bris-
tol; attorney general, George N. Bliss, OF
East Providence; general treasurer, VIII
liam P. Congden, of Newport.
After some debate on the propriety Of
sending delegates to the national conVsn-
ton not yet called, the following dsIe-
gssSs were chosen to the Democratic na-
tionsl convention, II one is held: Amass
spragUs. Lyman Pierce, William B.
Bsach, Nicholas ' an Wyck, Nathan n.
Gould, Eisha O. ClaTks, Thomas Arnold,
Edward W. Bronson.
A number of resolutions were adopted,
q State central committee was appointed
and the convention adjourned.
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A dispatch received yesterday and
published in another column, assert
ing that Judge David Davis did not
write the letter Of acceptance Of the
nomination Of the Labor Reform par
ty attributed to him, is canard. We
say 30, because Judge Davis is not the
man to wait a month before denying
the paternity of letter which has
been published broadcast and been so
generally commented upon. This dis
patch Is certainly canard.
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The total here for Shaw (eolored)
was 1888; for Smith, 1864; and for
Vaughan 10,u the total making not
more than half the voting strength Of
the district. Vsughan's majority
over both his radical competitors was
4Ols, running ahead Of Brown, the can
didate for governor only 40 votes. It
viii thus be seen that the Democratic
majority Is placed at four thousand,
which we can safely assert, upon full
vote, will beincrsased to six thousand.
This handsome majority viii insure
the election Of g Democrat OK anti
Grant candidate. A nomination being
equivalent to an election, We are not
surprised that the politicians and as
Pirsnts are moving to secure a nomi.
fiOn.
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APPORrIOKHEHF.

According to the apportionment bill
which was agreed upon in the legisla,
ture on Tuesday last, the Ninth Con.
gressionsl district win be comprised
of Shelby, Upton, Fayette and Har.
demsn counties, with q combined
votiag population, according 70 the
census ordered by the State, Of
Ss,8Ol, divided as follows: Shell
by, 2O,s99; Upton, 8299; Fayette,
6S1I; and Hsrdeman, s7s6. OF
course, all political readers Of the
APPEAL will be anxious to know the
political complexion Of this new dis
trlct. Having recourse to our files in
which we have recorded the official
data, we fnd that in the last election
for governor, when Brown and Wise
nor were candidates, In November,
1870, the vote stood thus:
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ADDlTIoEAL EARkEIs BY TELEsRAPH,
tszA~H1aD PAGE SOn GENERAL Arroa-.l
NEW oRLEANs-PRoDUCE

NEW oRLEANS-PRODUC
NEW ORLEANS. March 20.-Fiour, good
Lreple and choice In demand other 9rsd =
duI: supeThne, 50 rs; Xxx, SS7 q: low
Xxx, $S(9S 25. Corn easier; mixed
white, q. Oats 6rm, 59G6Oc, Bran
u so. Hay; prime, 38640c Pork firroer.
mess held at slS so. Bacon frmsr. 51<G
ITlgSc; sugarcured hams. 1Ox6uKc
Lard hrmar; tieroe. e5<Ge1<c: ke9. I0I<o
Sugar; common. 7G7%c; fair to fnllv fair
94S1ze; prime, l0o Molasses unchanged
" aisky. no change here; common s56
s77xc. Coffee unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS-MONEY.
NEw ORLEANS, March 20.-Gold. I10I<
Srerling exchange, 1908; sight exchange,
= per cent. premium.
NEW ORLEANS-COrToN.
NEW oRLEANs, March % The cotton
market is dull and weak. Sales, 2OOC
bales nominally; ordinary, Bic. low mid
ding, 2lxe; middling, PKG. ReeeiDt5.
lSs4 bales. Exports-TO Liverpool, 2ssO
bales; to continent, 1000 bales. Stock,
II, $50 bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. March 20. Cotton Is quiet
snd nrn. Middltngs, 21x62Ikc. Net
receipts. $50 baleE; exports to Great Brit
ain, zoC0 bales; exports ooastwise. Ieo
bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, 81. sS5 bales.
CHARLESTON,
O4ARLEsToN, March 20.-Cottou Ia
quiet. Middlings, 22c. Net receipts, s97
bales; exports cOassWise, 1877 bales: sales.
LOO bales; stock, q ,429 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, March 90 Cotton is dun and
easier. Mlddungs, 21Xo Net recetots.
~ Dales; sales, 600 bales; stock, 42.0Is
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FROM BEYOND nng SEA.

A decree Of the Emperor Of Russo re.
opens the hRrbor OF 5svzstopol to con-
msrce.
A meeting was held ia London yester
day TO take steps for the Organisation OF
copyright association,
The lower house OF the Austrian Reichs.
rsth has sppe&led to the Emperor to
stringentIy enfOrce tbs laws against the
aossement Of the pulpit.
Thsre is not sUf1cEsnt room at Brighton
for the contemplated reviews OF the EnS.
lish volunteers on Easter Monday. Ar.
rHugsments being made, however, for s
review at Portsmouth.
Tbs interest in England in the forth
coming race betwesn the Oxford and CAM
bridge crews is increasing The mea are
daily practising; betting is now seven to
four In favor or the Cambridge.
Information has besn received in Paris
from Spain, that the Carlists are endeaV-
or1ng to import arms with the OBJECT of
rising sgainst the government, II Is
stated however that internal disssnsions
prevail in the organisation, which II Is
thought may prevent any demonstration.
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DEATH KEPT BUSY.
Dead in Bed-Desd In a SalOOn-Dead In
. Hhanfy.

8AAN-AAAIa
LOUISVILLE, March 90 John Schu.
mann, an old and respected citizen and
proPrietor Of tannery In this city, Was
found dead il bed this morning. BE died
In the night, of sppolexY.-A German
named George Schwabb, aged about sixty
hve years, entered q saloon TO day and
sat down in chair. A few minutes after,
the keeper, supposing be had fallen asleep,
went to wake him and found him dead,
He had been sometime destitute and
wandering about, snd death resulted
from old sge and want Of food
On Sunday evening an Irishman
nsmsd O'Brien, while drunk went to q
boarding shsnty kept by an old IrishmAn
named Dorr, on the Air Line railroad, two
miles beyond Georgetown. Indiana, and
insulting Mrs. Dorr, was put out. leaving
his hat behind. A son Of O'Brien who Is
reputed to be half-Wisted, went after the
hat and struck and kicked Mrs. Dorr, who
seixed an Al and struck him q fearful
blow on the back Of his head. He made
bis wsy staggering and crawling to the
shanty where he boarded, and fingered
until Monday when he died. DOrr and
wife came to New Albany Monday and
left yesterday by the Jeff5rsonville, Msdi-
son and Indianapolis railroad, and have
not been heard from since.
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81. LOUIS. Asr0h 20 A numerously a..
tended meeting Of the board of trade was
held last night to consider the project OF
providing tor deep water In the &issis-
alppl river between here and Cairo all the
year round. A memorial to congress- was
adopted setting forth the facts Regarding
the commerce of this city, and showing
that last year over five million dollars
were lost 70 the producers and consumers
IN this valley because Of the high freights
curing one half OF the year, consequent
upon low water. The memorial asks
congress to order q survey Of the river be.
tween here and Cairo, with view of re-.
moving the obstruetions to navigation
and making suoh improvements as win
insure six feet depth Of water on the bars
curing the low wstsr season. Speeches
were made by several prominent ner-
chants, heartily indorsinR the memorial.
and urging the government to take tIame-
diatS action In the mater.
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AdminIsfratnrIa a sattlamant.

For the PROBATE Court Of Shelby county, Ten
Eesses-T0 the heirs and creditors OF the
estate OF Daniel Ccrbett, deceased:
NOTICE Ia hereby given that d. L. Roy, a.
~ Administrator o ina estate OF Daniel
C0rbett, deceased, has 6lsd in my ohiSe q
anal settlement OF said estate, which viii be
presented to the Court for confirmation At
the April Term, 1874, 10 be held on the nrst
Monday Of said month, at the c1ugt-houss Of
said Court, In the city OF Memphis. March 20,
l8T2 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
RyJE ECULLEp ID. @. mhH
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ALTOONA, Pennsylvania, March 20.-Ths
new exSesslon Of the Logan House, At thii
place, was discovered to be on IRE lasl
night about twelve O'Clock, and before the
Ames could be extinRuished the exten-
sion was burned. The IRE was communi-
Gated TO the east wing, and the upper sto-
ries Of that were also destroyed. The fur
niture Of that portion was mostly saved.
The extension, which. was nearly CON-
pleted, contained zixty-six rooms, but
was not Furnished. Ths large dining
room In the central portion OF the build.
ing, west wing, kitchen and engine house,
are all safe, and The passenger trains are
dining ss nsu&l this morning. The repairs
TO the burned portion will be nasde at
once. The remSinlng portion Of thekouse
will be open for the accommodation, OF
guests as usual. The cause Of the hr6 ts
unknown. Loss estimated ct f60, 900.
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CHICAGO.

ms EeW HOsel-RepOrs from The RsItet
Board.
CHICAGO, March 20 The Paogfc hotel
70 be completed By March 1st Of next wear
has been leased for twenty years 70 Gage
Brothers q Rice, of the Sherman house.
At q conference between the representa-.
tives OF the Relief and Aid society and the
finance committee OF ths common council,
it was stated that So 900 rstions were To-
sued LAST week. many 10 laborers who
have come hare 20 secure work; that the
weekly expenditure is $40, 100, and that
$500 900 Is left, which viii only last till
Nay, II the cold westher continues,
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NEW YoRK, March 20.--A fire IN the
New York dye works ct GEesn Point, this
morning, caused dsnage Of $50, ,0oO.
LouIsvILLE, March 20.-Esrly this
morning the Louisville acid works, On
High street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, was destroyed by IRE. The
loss is estimated at eight thousand dollars
and is fully insured. II is supposed to be
the work Of an incendtary.
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Observation-Disclosures Seftlemsnt.

FOR the Probate Court of Shelby county. Ten
nessse.-To the heirs and ersditors Of tns
estate OF ID. II ChApmen, deceased;
NOTICE tg hereby given that Mrs, 3. !.
IN Chapman, - AdministratTtx OF the e..
tate OF d. 81. Chapman, dsceaged, has cd In
once q ssttlsment OF said estate, which viii
be presented to the Court for confirmation at
the April Term, 1879. TO D9 held on the nrBt
Monday Of said month, at the court-house OF
said Court, In the city OF Mem phig. March
20 1ST7 JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
~ u n mail
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TRADE MATTERS.
elsolnaail Pork StatIstIcs-0eep Water
frSn st. Louis 10 Cairo.

CINCINNATI, March 2O.-A full and de-
tailed report OF pork packing Ia the west
was published by the Price Current to-
day. The whole number Of hogs cut this
season Is four million eight hundred and
sixty. eight thousand foor hundred and
forty-eightI last year, three million ak
hundred and ninety. Ave Thousand two
hundred and ffty-one; increase in crop,
thirty and one-half per cent. OF meat |:
twenty-oight per cent. Of lard,
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Administrators SsltIement.

For the Probate Court OF Shelby COuutv
Tennessee To the heirs and Creditors n
the estate OF David MoComb, deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Mrs. N. A.
~ MoOOmh, ss administratrix OF the es.
my Office = 1nat settlement OF SsId asfata ~
which VIII be presented to the Court for con-
nrmatiou st the Aprn term. IS73, 10 be held
on tns nTst Monday OF said month, at the
pbtss March 10th, 1879.
q REILLY, Clerk.
By !. u CuLLEE, Deputy Clerk. mh2i
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Exarntnf,a RaftIsmant.

For the Probate Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nssses.-To the heirs and creditors OF the
essate Of John ". Morrison, deceaseds
NO1CE IL hereby gwen that J. Dtcka
~ son, "a Exeoutor OF the VIII OF John W /.
Morrison, deceased, has aIsd in my ONCE q
April Term. liza. 70 be held on the nrst Mon
day Of said month, at the c0urt-houss Of said
Court, in the city OF Memphis March 60
I377 JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
By III CULLEH, d. O. mhU
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satarday, April ysth. 1879.

within legal hours. the following deseriboa
real estate, aituate in Germantown ana
bounded as follows, viz; On tbs east sida ~
= -tdge htreet or Plank Road; on the ISoyth
oy the shop lot owned on the 1Rih dav ~
April, 1850, ry L A. Rhodes; on the V1eSf b1
-. street. eno on the south by q lot ne.
longing on lAe Hth OF April, 1880 10 NE
LonizA a, Jamess formerly Mrs, NilIer. orsT.
tanning one acre more or less,
Terms o. Sale-At six m0ntba frorn aa,, -
sale, note with good security: lien IsSaiy, ~ ~
TBtE n arch 20. 1872.
d. d. L.ETEWARF, Clark ana Aras4..
Wilao, 4 Beard, sola. Tor onnnn M .us ~.
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court adjourned soon after two O'Clock 10
consider the matter.
The United States and British eiaims
commission resumed Ifs session to-day.
They transacted much routine business,
but made no decisions, and adjourned
till Saturday.
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Counties.

The total vote for Wisener foots up
6ls7, and for Brown 10, 100, making q
maj nifty for the latter OF 1918. Vaughan
In his race for congress at the same
election secured the same majority
The vote stood thus:
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ALATE DENIAL.

Sensational stsRy From tha Trtbuau
COrEesPoadent.
NEW xozx, March ga correspon.
dent Of the Tribune tslegraphH from
Washington that the letter purportinQ 10
have been written by J1dgs David Davis.
accepting the Labor Reform nonainatIon
tor the Presidency, was not written by
paper correspondent. Judge Davis h re-.
ported not TO have accepted the nomfna.
tion st all, e. he diaapproYed several
psanka n NE FistfoEn 81 Fes eeaYpnftpa.
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SHOWED IN.

DslhEhfs II Railway travelling 1n Ihs
EeFth.
FONDA, New York, March 2o.-Thz
train which left here this morning on the
Fonda. Johnstown and Gloversville rail
road, with thres ensinss, is fast in q snow
bank mile long and six 20 ten feet deep,
to-uighf. The storm Waa tegrikle,
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HAMILTON, OHIO, March 2O-The real
dsnee of DR.. W. B. Ludlow, near this city,
wss totally destroyed by fire this AFTER
mood. Loss, $40 COO Insured for $500 in
the Butler insurance company Of H&nail-
ton, and $1,000 In the ds na, OF Hartford,
Connecticut.
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kotIes to stOckhOIdsrs,

~ By order OF the Board NJ nsr...n.. =,
the AemE hts and Raleigh Railroad a esji ~,
Da1snce due on amount subacFibed "a sas6
company is hereby mede, payabIs on ssr ne
scr1o1ng lands are requested 70 have deesss
properly made out and hand into the o1Iso-
of the &ompanys or 70 A. ]. Whfte Trraanrar
no. 2Ss Front street. A prompt ooTanifs,,csss
u sxpoetad 90 above call, that the VVElrls NJ
0e eaAhed 70 SC eAylE Sonplsti0u.
AaA = ", 7Rspxf President.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEMTs.
Mas0WIc KOTIcE

A REGULAR convention Of EURE- q
n KA COUNCIL No. 8, r. and 8. NY
viii be held at their hall. Odd FeilOw'6yWN
B1ilding, this grHURSDAY) evening, 2lgt
inst, at ~ o'clock. Degrees vii be eonfsrred,
ALI members are requested to be promptly
in attendance.
Transient r. and 8. Ms are hassrnally in-
Yitsd.
By order OF q. HEDER, T. T.. II.
49,
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WATERToWN, N. Y. March 20.-The
house Of farmer named Robert Bowles,
nser Theresa was burned Monday light
and thsfsnily were obliged TO leave the
house IN their night clothes, and several
q them had their limbs badly froaen.
AaK. BoWles was 30 severely burned While
tfying % save his childrea that hs died
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TIE Nashville papers Of Tuesday
contain a call for meeting Of the
Democratic state Executive Commit
tee to meet on Thursday, the 18th In.
slant, a. which all the members are
requested to be present.
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chancsry Sale Of Real Estate
SATURDAY, APRIL 18Th. 1872.

No. 42SO R. D.-Isaiah Stout vs J. Ksston Ct
81.
u Y virtue OF an interlooutory order OF sa,s
" made in thts cause. l VIII sell to the
nianest bidder a5 pubic sale, in front Of the
second Cha1cery Court room on aeeovS
Afraaf. Nam nl1ia Tannaaaaa- q, - -e--e-
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RoNDoUT, NEW YORK, March 20.--The
Plattskill Falls hotel, the new mountain
house near 5sugertiss, was burned yester-
day. The building was owned by r T.
Pomsroy. Loss sz6, 600; Insurance. SIS, 600.
The origin Of the hre is unknewn.
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IS cAVEAT EMPToR."

I EXAMINE HORSES for purchasers and
guarantee an honest opinion in all oases
Buy srs VIII see the advRnsaEa Of seourina
the advice Of an expert before paying and NO
honorable trader Wen cbIsof. am now Iaoa-
Iso IN me alley near Wtllett's Billiard Hall on
Adams street., between Main aad Second. I
nave good accommodation for sucn pasieufa
as need my personal care during treatment
stlu con1nue 10 treat horses at OwnerA'
SMLLFUL TREATMENT F0R the HORSE,
Honorable dealing with the owner. ana a
Ea1f remuneration,
JOS. BUEHNAN,
mn13 n. no VS.,
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NEW FIRM,
BUSINESS CHANGE.

TNhE partnership heretofore existing be.
\ tWeen the undersigned. under the nap's
Ano seyle OF hoSERS q fozER, ct SS9 Front
EeE feLn1ng. AL deEts due aatd drm VIII be
PAID 20 Jos. Rogers, whose receipt will be
Sai;o Sll. ,or same, sud who VIII also pay al In
JOSEPH ROGRRs
RALPH TOZER.
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NEW YORK, March % - Tho giaass
works Of G1sssling q Co., corner Of Bay
and Prospect streets. Jersey City, was
burned this morning, Loss e50, Geo.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.
A Theassr burned.

PBIADxLPzIA, March 20.-A are thia
morning In simmons d Slocum'a Hthio-
plan Opera House, destroyed the interior