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The New York herald., 1872-11-11
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS

I)Aoi'iIc IcALifoRNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
CARRYING NAILS. VA sAfAssAA AffAAssASeERs AND
AsprNwALI. PANAMA,. SANTA MARTHA GREY
40 lowN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO
AND CHILE.
Steamers leave 10Th 10th and 30tn each month, except
when those dates fall on sunday then me gay
A. O. Gray, viii leave pier AZ North River At IL O'Clock
noon Tor Aspinwal direct connecting at Panama with
and San Pedro. and also connecting for all Central
American and South Pacific ports Departures OF 10Th and
10th each month connect with the Company steamer
touching at San Benito Tonata Sa'na Cruz ana Port
% An extra steamer will leave San Francisco Novcm
freight and all further Information apply at Company's
office on the pier foot OF Canal strees. , ppv .,.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Postponeroen Of sailing day
Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY viii sail tor Aspinwaii at
noon, Tuesday November L. r. X. BABY, Agent
DED BALL LINE OF MAIL sTEAMEas.
III NEW YORK TO
DEMERARA, 49, -
CALLING AT ST. THOMAS AND BAEBADos TO
LAND MAILS AND PASSENGERS.
tended to sail IRON Atlantic docks Brooklyn, as fol
MxNDINGo, 1900 TOYS. y and Dec. a.
Followed by
LAGOS and GUNGA,
and every three weeks thereafter.
These steamers are specially adapted ~ uuiicai ser
tation and take only first class passengers limited
"N''"' HoRNsTEDT 4 GARTHoRNE, Owners.
20 South street. New York.
for neis"' VI p"El.E n. 81 MoRGAN,s SONS ArSpts.
70 soutl lssrcSS New York
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| .Un s,,,o~~1...1.
y rHE BaITiss AND NORTH AMERICAN Royal
BETWEEN NEW sSk sSsk !HrsAsfayfsa Hsp fna.yyfnsarool CALLING
At TRSs SSfK KEW RAEsSk YosM
ssS Nv %ss e. S:s
And every following wednesday and saturday Ds from
ons,ss Rates 90. and $50 gold. .o
sdditionai Return tickets favorable terms sseT1se
ssssss '9S hfssss ss
@ l and
pSs s % aoS saen ds. Ss sppy q
Broadway. Trinity Building rn.''. s' - -
FSE SsThD ASO s4z4Ra EvhsFqas ss
s.,,. New and full powered steamships.
calling ;s% Liverpool
NoSsmsss SSsSnsst se n
14tAN2io sssssars:y bsssmSs Ssss%ssr r.
cELTIc Il. win. sat dssnrS:y December { st.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unrivalicd,
combining safety, speed and comfort
s.s e &
n sssass ~ in currency
can naw Wishing sas % snd for m the old COZ
rcSsris Hamburg Norway Sweden ndis S4strsis e
Drafts from fi upwards
me sSr oes PsyR apply
DIS ANns l''u'n % o0''nen'f PsaSFss'R PsSsRxs. Agent
NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS
~ weekly to and Liverpool fortnghy to
TO euhRSsfSws sHs 5S% ts%asn xSR flISfs fllISsfhsnroo1.
ssAhNFAppAA shFpA xsSss sssaS
nr, @ FoR IoSSos SfkESf SSy !" a'sF NJ
HOLLAND, Bragg; :. Wsdnesday, Nov. n. sssSi NJ
Cabin pssssse. soy and s7s. M earrsnoy. ,
PREPAID stec5sss tickets rom Liverpool Queenstown
60 S%s" @ $$sS"Ss sse
~
e1o s6s Broadway, between Chambers and Warren sts
THE. H!AMBuRG.AMERI,AN AMI PACKET ooMpANy's
= new iron mail ''e'%%sais %oagArrA.
Captain BafsHss ss y s November "A
rr,. Cabin 81. and sm"''@ n. n.'asa
uz'ssfPsFts :s payable in SsHSTS Hs Sss' sS%s
general AGENTS General Passenger Agents.
The 2 TnShisGia sss " will sail November ss9saw"y e.
The GERMANlA as extra steamer direct November i6
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
1HSS$ Soss sSASSf *
The splendid vessels this avorc route for the Con-
inent will sail from pier No. % North River as foiows
LemAr1e. Saturday, Nov, is
WILLIE DE PARIS. SurmOnt Saturday Nov 80
WASHlNGTON, Roussan Saturday Dec. II
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Qncluding wine)
= TO BREST OR HAVRE,
First cabin $l25. second cabin, $75.
- Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry stcerage passengers.
Anne mercan travellers going to returning from the
tnen Of Europe, by taking the steamers Of this ne
avoid both transit by English railway the discOmOrs
OF crossing the Channel besides saving time trouble and
expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent SO Broadway
NCHOR LINE.
"A MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW YORK TO GENOA DIRECT
CALLING AT GIBRALTAR.
The first class new and powerful iron screw steamer
N4POLl will sail on about Nov. g.
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PHILADELPHIA, November 8, A. d. 1872.


CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, 1872.
The epzooty has broken out In this city with
great violence and the probability Is that In the
course OF lew days the streets will be hOrseless
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
"A. in New York Brooklyn and New jersey. Princi-
pals only apply TO SAMUEL WOOD Jr, lbs Broadway,
room TO-
TJowEs MACY, BANKERS, 30 WALL STREET, NEW
Ill York offer the facilities 10 dcposors as incor-
porated banks and allow interest on daily balances q,
the rate four Collections made on any point
nj curren rates. with immediate returns Special atten
ton paid TO choice Stocks Bonds &c. for ipvesiors
csT JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY PORT HURON AND
Bonds wanted. Address L., box 36s2 Post ONCE.
CEcRETARY's OFFICE, ERIE RAILWAY coMrASY,
Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Books OF this
ay Of November 1872 and renam closed till the 18TH day
OF November 1872 when the books will be rcopened nr
transfers M the office OF duncan, Sherman Co., VINO
have been appointed Transfer Agents Of This Company
BY order Of the Board, H. ~ OTIS, SECRETARY.
VISIT soyERvILLE's ART GALLERY. -
Free Exhibition Day and Night
Particulars see Auction Head
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THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorabe, owing chiefly to . decrease OF about
three and half millions Of legal tenders the loss
OF which Is not readily explained and has given
rise to surmise that the Treasury is quietly with
drawing the four and half millions of greenbacks
issued last month. The Western money markets
are more active, but the outflow Of currency so far
has not been large enough to account for the loss
At the same time there is Increase in specie OF
moderate amount and small contraction of loans
The decrease In deposits Is irregular as the rest
OF the banking movement for the week. Despite
these drawbacks the banks are yet in q strong
position for this season, and continue to hold
SURPLUS OF ABOUT FOUR MILLIONS
In excess OF the required reserve. The statement
cor srxith "a Coll
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AN ANALYSIS
OF the above figures shows that the surplus re-
serve oil the banks has been reduced to $3 775,
against $5,625,075 the previous week-a decrease
OF 81, $4,000 This result is worked out in the fol-
lowing detailed comparison Of the relation between
the total reserve and the total Liabilities this week
and last
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FIN ANClAl..
BANKING HOUSE

| RANKING house
Of
FISK q uAToH.
No. Nassau street, New York
We receive DEPOSITS allow interest on balances
tssuo CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in all
parts of the country. mako COLLECTIONS in the
United States and Canada and execute orders for
STOCKS and BONDS At the Stock Exchange on commits.
sion for cash.
We edealin GOVERNMENT BoNDs.nd in the following
nrst class RAILROAD sECURIrIEs which we can recon
mend with confidence from thorough knowledge Of their
character and value. VIZ
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS, 8 per cent gold.
$780, $500 and 1900 denominations Interest May and
November
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS. per cent golc aenomi.
nation $1,000 Intercs. January and July.
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS. per cent, gold. denomi
nation $1,000 Interest January and July All Of which
we buy and sell at current market prices
We have just published, in connection with the pay
ment of the November interest on tho BONDS of the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
and the early opening of the road through to the Ohio
iver ful' statement of its advantages character
prospects, and interesting geological reports Of the ron
coal and other minerals along Its route which may be
had on application.
FISK HATCH.
$S1Uyooo Ssrs, oHd mortgage. NJ and
IYbroadway. room 4 or 966 Third avenue.
&CSO 000 TO LOAN-OR BUY FIRST AND SEQ
X5UU.OVO Ond mortgages New York. Br0Oklyn
Wcscnester Jersey Properly. RUFUS X MoIAKI N
sreet Notary and Commissioner for every State
SS()O 600 TO LOAN OR BUY MORTGAGES
%GSVy.VvvO w. Any desired amount properly in New
money without bonus PAULP TODD. IS Liberty street
&10O 100 TO IOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
W. %$LLyyUO.OVO New York, Brooklyn and Westchester
scai HState no bonus required. q. 4. WILLIS.
Montauk insurance Company, l68 Broadway
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MY CONNECTION WITH THE FIRM OF HOJER
~ u."nam anu with the business heretofore conducted
date. l;II.RisHr GIA II An M IR Ais
NovEMBER o. 1877 80
MY CONNECTION WITH THE FIRM OF BIRD 4
W aance, with the business heretofore conducted by
same nri ny lI0 west street. from this date
SoVEAbfR 1871 JAMES H. BIRD.
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TNMAN LINE.
i For Queenstown and Liverpool ROYAL Mail steamers
appointed to sail 3 follows: =
CITY OF LIMERICK .....,... Thursday Nov H. 2P NJ
CITY OF PARIS Saturday Nov l6, p, NJ.
CITY OF BRISTOL Thursday, Nov 81 10A NJ.
CITY OF LONDON. Saturday, Nov 49, IL A. NJ.
and each Thursday. Nov. & 2P NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE in Gold. Payable In Currency
First Cabin. Stccrage. $50
To London .......... 10 To London. 80
To Paris ........... 80 To Paris ............. 38
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg sweden
Norway and Denmark ut reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by per-
sons wishing to send for their friends.
Through bills lading given on shipments OF goods to
Hayre and Antwerp.
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
For further Information apply at the companys office.
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
ID Broadway, New York
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DOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL The Old DoIiinon steamship Company will de-
spatch from pier 81 North River their elegant sidewhee
and AZ 1 RRi@eI.mySna R@ on tuesday Novgmbs. u ats
Tuesday November u at r. NJ giving through bills q
adng TO all points South and Southwest Through
passenger tickets issued 10 all points Accommodations
anequaed Apply at pier 81 or at the general Office 1877
Greenwich street. corner Dey.
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LN0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
From pior No. North River, at O'clock r. M
GENERAL MEADE,
on Saturday. November I6
Freight received daily. Through rates given for ~
Louis vcksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indanoa "
FOR freight or passage, having superior accOmmod
tions apply 10 FREDERfC BAKER 81 isroadway
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VISIT soyERvILLE's ART GALLERY.
Free Exhibition Day ana Nignt
Particulars see Auction Head
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton and Bremen
The steamship BREMEN Captain w. Luicwies, viii
sail on Wednesday November ls at r. NJ from Bremen
pier, foot Third street Eoboken. To be followed bv
Steamship RHEIN, Captain T. G. Meyer, on Saturday
November lG
payable in gold, or its equivalent In currency -
Sacond Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL
Steerace 49, Observation-Disclosures. 81
~ e " ' 0ELRICHS a. co, Agents,
No. Bowling Green
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A L E x A N D RIA,

DISTURBANCE AT A MAGISTRATES COURT.
A magistrates court was held at Cats tavern,
West End, on Saturday last, by Justices Fowle
and Barnum, during which Theodore iced ap-
peared and demanded that Constable j. o.
kerby execute certain warrants he had obtained
against residents of the city whose cows had
uespassed upon his grounds. The constable re-
fused upon the ground that he had no authority
TO arrest residents of one county on warrants
issued in another, and was sustained by Justice
Fowle, while Justice Barnum took the opposite
view of the case. Mr.. iced then accused Jus
tice Fowle of Partially and rebellious proclivI-
ties, and was ordered out of court for contempt,
and refusing 10 go was seized by Constable Ker-
by, and after a scuffte, in which the latter S
whiskers were pulled, was pushed out of the
room and thrown into the road, and but for his
age would have been roughly handled.
BUSINESS FAILCRR.-The chief topic among
business circles this morning was the failure of
the commission and shipping house of NJ. Ed
ridge K Co., whose liabilities are said to be
about thirty thousand dollars, and whose assets
are reported to be exceedingly small.
THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-City Superinteude Mt
Carne's report of the condition of the public
schools for May shows that in white schools
there were on the rolls 448, of whom 27S were
boys; and that in the coored schools the nu m
Der was 225, Of whom 102 were boys. AS COM
pared with the reports for April, there is a gain
OF two per cent in the attendance of the white,
and a loss OF one in that at colored schools. An
effort Will be made to obtain the court house, 10
ut it up, with the aid of the Peabody fund, and
use it for all the male public schools of the city,
saving, il is said, the city nearly 81 coo per an
mum in rental Gazette. last ereRiag.
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G f 0 r G E T o w N.

THE NEW MAIN.-The work of laying the
new 36-inch main is now nearly completed. A
connection has been made at the west end of
the Aqueduct bridge across Rock creek, and
Workmen were to-day engaged in filling up the
trench. AS has already been stated, the water
will be cut of from this city and Washington at
O'Clock this evening. for the purpose of max
ing cross-eOnnectiOn with the 30-inch main at
Foundry branch. 1t will be necessary to cut
the water OH again, probably on Sunday next,
to make the connection at the reservoir. Gen.
Babcock expects TO have the new main laid, all
the connections made, and the water turned on
by the middle of next week.
GRAIN.-The canal boat j. y. Thomas has
arrived from Point of Rocks, with 300 bushels
OF red wheat, 900 bushels OF white corn. ami IS
barrels OF -four consigned to j. G. Waters. The
corn was sold this morning on private terms;
The wheat had not been sold up 10 noon.
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tn T. COURTS.

POLICE COURT Judge Sneu.-To-day, Edward
Brown, colored, cruelty to a horse; So. James
cent; So each. Edward yelling colored.
charged with throwing stones in the street,
pleaded guilty and paid IS. James Robinson,
assault and battery on Fanny Robinson, his
wife; $40. George Mathews, assault on william
Brown, boy. The father Of Brown seeing his
son In danger of getting the worst of it went TO
his assistance and Mathews knocked him down
TOO; 80: Robert Jones and John Mahoney, two
heavy built and athletic colOred men, charged
with assault and resisting Officer Kneass last
evening in the First ward, when arresting them
for dlsorderly conduct. The officer was Obliged
10 release his men and repair TO the station
house Tor assistance. There was considerable
eXcitemenI among the people in consequence of
this row. The fellows were finally secured
and after hearing the case the Judge
sent the m to Jail for three months each
Robert Jones was also arraigned on the charge
of assaulting and resisting officer Buell.. Tbs
was part OF the same disturbance one month
in jail. Phoebe Hilleary, assaulting and resist
ing Lieut.. Greer. This woman took part in the
mob last night, and assisted in the assault upon
the officers; 50 and cost Albert Brooks, Geo
Huntington, and Ed Willing, assault on Sam1
Harrison, ali colored, by beating him with a
pick handle. Harrison called for the police and
Sergeant Siebold and Officer Boyle hearing the
cries went TO his relief, but the fellows seeing
them approach took to their heels and ran sew
eral miles before they we're caught They were
reason for the assault, except pure cussed-
ness. SO thought the Judge, and he fined
Huntington SO and the others IS each.
Edward Davis, half grown white boy was
arrested by Officer X. ii. Cook pulling OFF some
roses In the Agricultural grounds. Davis stated
that he was country boy, and did not know
the rules; he wanted flower for his mother and
sister, who were walking with him in the
grounds. In consideration of this the Judge
Ieprimanded him and let him off, VIM. Hill, a
fine and silky-loOking young man, was charged
with being drunk and abusive to the officers;
SO. Charles Swain, drunk and prOfane; So.
Frances Ford, colored, charged with larceny of
a Pocket book with So, gold stud, gold locket,
and gold earring, all valued at about $40, the
property of Sarah Owens. This is another case
OF misplaced confidence in servant girl, and
which is of daily occurrence in this city. OH
Ger BrelsfCrd arrested the girl and she owned
to the theft; $40. Thomas Sears, white man,
assault On Amanda Carter, cOlored; 5000 bonds
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THE WEATHER.

WAX once CHEF Signal Orce. D
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 5, 1872, 10 a. m.
SYNOPSIS FoR PAST TwEHTY-FoUR HoURs.-
The lowest barometer has moved eastward from
the lower lakes TO southern New England.
Cloudy weather, with rain, continues from New
Jersey northward and eastward. Thence south
ward and westward clear weather very gener-
ally, except over the northwest, where increased
cloudiness, with easterly 10 southerly winds is
now reported. Brisk northwesterly winds are
prevailing along the middle Atlantic coast.
Reports have not been received from the sta
tons west of Cheyenne.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer over
southern New England move eastward slowly,
followed by rising barometer, diminishing north
westerly winds, and clear and clearing weather
over the middle states during the day, and ex-
tending over New England during this after
noon and to night. Clear and pleasant weather
continue very generally from the eastern gulf
and south Atlantic coasts to Lake Erie and
lower Michigan. Diminishing pressure, with
easterly to southerly winds and increasing
cloudiness, from the lower Mississippi to the
upper lakes. Dangerous winds are not antici-
pated.
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Condensed I.oeals-

In the Equity Court to-day, Judge Humph-
reys, quite an amount Of routine business was
transacted
Onr citizens should remember to Law in a
good supply of water to- day, as il will be shut
on al { o'clock this evening.
Yesterday afternoon John Davis, a carpenter
engaged on building in the course of erection
on the corner of Sd and East Capitol street. was
badly injured by piece of timber falling on
his head. DIR. Hsgeman dressed the wounds.
and officer offutt took him to his home
Fruit and berries at this shsson of the wear are
not only precious Injuries, but great promoters
OF health. They act upon the liver, promotiny
that secretion naturally which many are in the
habit Of obtaining only by the means OF artid-
MIR. Gatchel, president of the s. F. TPO.C.
Il. A, arrested Lewis SOlomOns, a dealer in
COWS, on the corner of 9th and e streets north
west, yesterday, for restraining calf from the
COW, which was suffering for want of milking
and the calf from hunger. Justice Mills fined
the accused s5.
he exercises of the first commencement of
the law department of Georgetown University
came OFF at Lincoln Hall last night in the Dres-
ence of large audience. Hon. Chas. p. James
addressed the graduating class, aud after Mr.
Holman had read the act OF Congress raising
The college TO university, the diplomas were
distributed by Rev. John Early, president to
the graduates, whose names were published In
TIE STAR few days since.
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Government Securities.
MRrketS TO-DAY.

BALTIMORE. June 5-yirginia SKIES. old. s.; do,
consolidated, 1s: West yirginiAs, 10; North Caro-
Ira skies, cd, a 4, bid to day.
BALTlMoRE, june Cotton frmer: low mid
o,Ings, Il. Flour very dull; market fayors buyers
w heat dull Corn dull; white southern, rs; yellow
DO; 20, mixed western nominal, 6Ss69. Oats very
9ull western mix, t2a53; herr nominal, 6a6l
Rye hIm, Seas .o5. Provisions Gull; market
fsvoIs buyers. Mess pork, sl3IssslSA Bulk
meats, 4ssae Sales Of shoulders and rib sides are
sugar cured hams steady, lSal31s. Lard dali. ..
gCoi, 1tals. Whisky quiet, 92H
NEW YORK, June Stocks irmor. Gold steady,
it3s. Money easy, 5. Exchange. long; 81; short,
H7R. Governments strong and steady. Virginia SIS
Is; rev, 20. North Carolipa's. S0ts: new. aiIs
NEw YORK, JuDe 5-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat quiet and nominally unc hanged. Corn dull
and declining.
for fCCguut
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sSNow il Is the Dolly Warden SchOttische.
Fs-TEey don't say hogs in Indiana-.'crude
bacon l. The term.
sSTte ring is an unending topic Of Young
ana manageable ladies.
81 u rrissey Is erecting some elegant Jockey
quarters Oh his Saratoga gIOUnds.
Ua wan at Exeter, Eng, lately sold his vi e
for 500
- The largest income in Morgan eouxty, H.,
l. returned by a woman
G-The big Cincinnati fountain will spout
ice-WateT tbs summer.
"DolIy Warden calico is found TO be excel
lent Tor mackeIel bait.
DImagine the distress OF a milliner who
forgot on which side OF the rose 10 put the hat.
The French Marshal, Valiant, died yes
teTday al the age Of eighty two years.
~JOhn Morgan CObbett conservative has
been returned to the British Parliament from
oIdham, Lancashire, after an exciting contest
ga baby with twelve toes and thirteen
Bangor, Me.
~A natural spring that will intoxicate. stu
Indians OF that city.
sS-If there il really delightfully."- refreshing
scene ON this earth IL Is q newly married m an
sliding toward home with his first washboard.
~ExMayOr Opkyke, OF New York, has had
"a pay q me of $50 for failure to attend on Jury
duty and giving no good reason thereof.
~The Japs who are pursuing their studies
AT the Chicago University wear their plugs with
reckless grace.
SMiss Psulina Given of the Des Moines
Register, is said TO DO the only lady in Iowa who
l. given to Journalism.
81 telegram from Berlin says that bill Is
to be presented in the Reichstag, directed
passed, IL will deprive the members on the order
OF rights 70 citizenship.
"AGmirsl Nelson charged with COMPLETELY
with his son, Abrsm Nelson, in purIoininC
valuable papers from the private safe OF PheIps
Dodge s. Co. in New YORK, was held yesterday
for trial in S5, eco bail.
~The rumur that the schooner Ogle had
been CAPTURED by the natives OF the Solomon
Islands and that Captain Bird. late OF VI aSSachu-
sets, and crew mas acTed, has been finally con-
med.
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SON OF 1872.
BEBKELEY SPRINGS

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
Bath, MORGAN COUNTY, WEsT VIRGINIA
pa MtIesJrom "ST Joks's Rss" Station, on a A.
u. X. r.,
Will oren for the reception Of visitors r. m qlst a
May 90 the 18th Of October, lisa. n
All kinds Of Baths, magnificent Swim WAC
ming Pools, Natural Temperature "a 49, III
fhhrenheit. The Baths ard Waters ar a -1-- =
Ter Rheumatic Affections, Dyspepsia, Neryousue.s
Sepersl Debility and Diseases peculiar g. fenal 81
sSplphur and Iron Springs IN close pr Nimity 10
Eyery amusement. Professor NIt.'s BanA Of Car
man MUSICIANS are engaged for the seassa
Passengers ave Washington AT Casa m q n
m AID 80 by fle latter train am ole time x
ms: 60 Der day, S20 per week, SIS per mauin,
AID coo second month. Liberal Ms wIth farntliss
Tor ne whole sfason Fare reduced r,turu tick sts
good Tor 50 days: baggage chocfei through 10 the
Springs. n POTTS pr ,-3. - -
Daily Mail. 49, r, ,.ei'
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The HUSTON INTERCHANGEABLE investi-
cation OF tie charges against Rev. Dr. Huston,
before the ecclesiastical committee, was re-
EGmed IN Baltimore yesterday, all the members
beng present. Several motions were made by
the respondents counsel asking for a dismissal
of the cha. ges, which were refused by the COM
Hittee. \ number of witnesses were examined,
but their testimony, il is understood, was of no
special interest. Some testified as 10 the veracity
OF the PRINCIPAL witness for the prose cntiOn III
the case Of alleged seduction. IL ia un Ierst1od
that commission has been issued to take i'm
pOTtant testimony in another CITY