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The New York herald., 1873-12-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

United States hve-twenty bonds 1865 old, 9ia 1868,
9t94; tenorties s2n new aves slA Erie Railway
shares. 36z. 2:30 r. M-Erie Railway shares, 36x -
PARIS BoURsE-LoNDoS Dec. 29-2 30 +. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at $751; 25c p. M-French
rentes $751; &c.
LyEEpooL corros MARxEr -IL,IyKnrooL Dec 20 r.
M-Sales the basis of micdling uplands nothing be-
low good ordinary shipped January and February, at
sS-lGd do, nothing below middngs shipped Novcm-
ber. at sgd. do do, deliverable January at sgd OF
the sales today 800 bales were American sales the
shipped November at SD sales the basis OF midding
Orleans, nothing below good ordinary, shipped Decem,
ber and January at sgd. The market is quiet and
steady miad!,ng m gpIands SD mdd,ing Orleans SID
and export Sales the basis OF mddling upands,
nothing below good ordinary. shipped November, at sgd
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTUrfs sMARKET.-lrvERPooL, Dec. %.
Corn. 3Ss per quarter. The market is quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LvERPooL- Dec. 29-
Eyening-Spirits turpentine, 30s 3D. 3ls. Der cwt.
Spirits petroleum, I'D. per gallon.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-L0sDoN Dec. 29-Even-
ing-Common rosin IS per cwt Linseed oil f29 9s
ton Spirits turpentine 3ls Cd. per cwt . Refined
petroleum, l254d 3d. per gallon; spirits do, I'D.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY go 1s7a-TPLE SHEET

follows "Wednesday evening after three oclockzJanu-
ary lf9 at ID ii2c SO at ec March. loo at 10 1885,
May c. SO al ti74sc. eoo at Il sisc rota, 4s3
IS n.l6e, o5 at Is 2ss2c 800 at IS lsi6c January.
ii-lec l5c 100 at Is 2s2c, 100 at 72c, short
notice 100 at Is 6c 20 10 233c. 80 ll6c 200
At 10 Z532c. 20 ut i5Ac., 20l at 10 rs 3!c, 80 at
Is ls-lsc, 4Oo at i5slc 800 at 10 25s2c;. 200
at ~ lii6c.. short notice, LOO at Is % &c.. go
ut - ll5c short notice. 100 at Is rs BE- Februa 100
800 a. Slse at is &c 200 at Is SIDE soS *
IL 72c 400 at i6cc 800 at 1896 l6c 100 at 10 932c SD
at Ijt4c 100 at 10 92c 200 at l6c 60 ut l6 32c 0l at
1916 sMarch 20) at l6 3 l6c 3U0 at 6sc 100 at IL lJc
100 a. i6c., 2U0 at ID 232c, 0D ut 10 l3l6c. 20o at
10 Sc, 800 at l6c, 200 at 10 2732c GOO at 10 136c
April go q, 7c 800 at y ss2c 100 at II 5lsc 100 at
1870. Total, 7.25O bales Grand total Z7C0 bales Ex-
change-Ac paid 10 exchange 100 bales December for
February The receipts at The pors sum up thus .ia
yannah i6s Charleston, d6,6; wilmington, lss; Nor.
folk, 300 New York, el3; Philadelphia, 2C6 This day
last week 57,2i7. This day last year, ia4oa
FLOUR AND GRAS.-Receipts-Flou ~ 3G2 bbls. wheat
bushels; corn, 80 DO corn meal 100 bbls oats
market quiet but steady. Sales made OF state
and Western and Southern flour to the 1900
bbs at prices within the range of subJoined
Rye flour quiet and easier. Buckwheat -four ruled
quiet We note OF 500 sacks Pennsylvania at s. 4
Corn meal about steady with sales OF $40 bbls
81 So 81 60 for Brandywne; 81 80 tor Golden Ear, and
a 81 ID on Western We -
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK PM.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Flour rUnchangcd-Wheat Strongcr-Corn
Quict-Oats Firmcr-Pork Firm-Lard
Firmcr-COtton Hfghcr-GrOccriesQ Quiet
but Firm Petroleum Dull = Freights
Stcady-Naval stores Quiet.

riT"cT-SOtsoh AASncA-uTOCCElcs 4ufeL
but Firm Petroleum Dull Freights
stcady-Naval stores Quiet.
MONDAY, Dec. 29--6 r. NJ
The markets were generally either steady
tribe firmer. The movement was a little more
brisk at the Produce Exchange. The chief feature
was the greater frmness in bTeadsturs. Flour
was moderate request at unchanged prices.
mand for mddling and export, with some
little speculative feeling. Corn was In moderate
demand. but very strong; generally held higher.
oats were In demand and higher. Whiskey was
steady. Pork was quiet and lard was firm. Cot
ton advanced &c. sc. per ID. for prompt and
iuturc delivery The movement in groceries mode
rate. but prices were IN all cases firm.
CorFtE.-The market for all descriptions quiet but
frm We note sales OF an invoice OF $40 bags Rio
steamer Merrmac, at 2iac., gold. and TO arrive at
Philadelphia cargo OF Rio private terms. We
quote Rio ordinary cargoes 23ic. 2c.; air do,
25c. 2Jlac.; good do 26l.c 2osc. prime do. 26sc
&c range for lots 23ac 26ac., gold, per 10.
60 and 10 days credit. Java, grass mats, Sic 33c
Ccylon. 25c. 27c. Maracaibo 25c 27c Laguayra,
24sc. zoe Jamaica, 22isc. 24c.; 81 Domingo, zoe
ale; Porto Rico 2iisc. 25,sc.; Costa Rica, 2bc.
2fc.; Mexican, 2ic 25c.; Savana, 25c. 26c
Curacoa. 2ic a 25c gold. 90 and 30 days credit.
CoTroN The spot was moderately active. The
pended quotations show advance of sc per all
grades the quotations of last Wednesday AT this
improvement the market closed quiet The market Tor
future deliveries somewhat excited and prices
ruled higher under continued demand to "cover" the
but at this advance the market closed easier owing
manly TO continued heavy receipts At the ports We
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at 81 -; No spring in fair demand and advsncsdj
sales AT 81 l0 81 l3 Pork active AMI higher $lf rs
spots Slt February $40 20 March. Lard active and
higher SIC spot; 840c. 8i5c January; $40. February.
Bulk meats In fair demand and higher; shoulders $40
loose Pc packed short rib mddies loose 10 packed,
&c hams, l6 It's average, SIC. dressed hogs arm at
$5 80 ~ Whskey nrm at gsc.. Receipis-l30O bbls
-four lSOOO bushes wheat 1900 do corn 5000 do. oat
5000 do rye, 1000 do. barley shipments-lt0.0 bb.s
0OO do. rye and 100 do barley
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THE PRODUCE TRADE OF CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec 20, 1873.
review Of the produce trade OF Chicago for the
past year is published this morning. The receipts
OF grain during the year &C. 73i .59s bushels;
shipments ~ 035, 703 bushels The receipts OF hogs
were 4,360,000 head; cattle, 10000 head; sheep.
100000 head lumber, 1854, ,993 600 ieet The total
value OF all the produce received during the year
Is, In round numbers, $240. .000, 900.
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body of an unknown man was found doating
in the Washington avenue basin, Brooklyn, yester-
day. Deceased was about aS DID, five feet eight
inches In height. He was dressed IN black pants,
woollen Jacket ana blue flannel shirt. The body
had the appearance OF having been In the water
about 10 days. The remains wete taken 70 the
MQrguc aud The Coroner potiaeds
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.
THE RYAN MURDER MYSTERY.
investigation Postponed.

After an interview with superintendent Matsc
yesterday morning in relation to the supposed
murder or Nicholas and Mary Ryan, in their room
at No. 204 Broome street, early on the morning OF
the 22d inst, Coroner Young decided 70 postpone
the case and et the investigation be conducted "
one oil the new Coroners tpr0pabiI coroner
ElOkhofD. who comes into anlOa IN NOV xear'a daI.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvASA Dec. 30 1873
Exchange quiet. on the United states 80 days,
rency rs 79premium; short sight 81 "a premium:
60 days gold, 96 y8 premium: sght, IOl a l03
premium; on London, III a. lis premium. Freshts
loading at Havana Tor the United states, per hhd of
,9s loading at other ports ON the north the
United states. per hid $5 S5 90 per
moasses 81 IS 81 50 to Falmouth and orders Cos
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FINANCIAL.


A -LAPsLEY 4 BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
N. way.-stock ana Gold Privileges. also Double Priv
,leges in Stocks and Gold All contracts signed by mem
bought and sold against these contracts in place of
gin, enabling persons Of small means speculate, with
but little risk Explanatory circulars mailed to any ad
dress
EXECUTOR WISHES TO SELL A NUMBER or
n good first and second Mortgages Principals wish
ing TO buy please address EXECUTOR OF ESTATE. box
l2O Herald office.
A PUTS AND CALLS; $40 TO 500 INVESTED IN
N. them often pays 500 81. O00 the only
ethod OF operating in Wall street. limited capital.
fully explained in 81 Pamphlet mailed free TO
address; orders executed margins
VALENTINE TCMBRIDGE CO..
Bankers and Brokers, SO Wall street New York.
LADY HAVING AN ELEGANT HOUSE, IN A DE-
II lghul and convenient location, would like 10 meet
gentleman who would loan her $500 for the use OF
which she will give pleasant room and first class
board Address Mrs. E., Herald Uptown Branch Office
A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED
~. For merchants manufacturers and others; real
estate exchanged for business; mining properties &c.
negotated persons with capital seeking Business aa-
yised OF approved opportunities References-C. I.
Reynolds 4 Co. paints, ac, loo Fulton street &c
GRIGGS, CARLETON CO.
Financial and Business Agents. SO Broadway.
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HIuHE ANU LOW IItIUFo.
The following table shows the opening, highest

At Philadelphia to-day stocks were active. Penn
syvanla skies. 1O9; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
%; Reading Railroad, 81; Pennsylvania Railroad,
47's. Gold, 110ts.
ERIE RAILWAY CoMPANy's RECEIPTS.
The following is the official return OF estimated
weekly earnings, commencing October l, 1875
1872 1873.
For week ending Decem.
Der %. Observation-Disclosures. 1914, $50 s435, 769
Previously reported. ........ 4,255,l23 4,27l,3 ,346
Total earnings since Octo-
Der 1......................S4,6 L.. 4,629,403 $47O7,115
Increase for, week ....................$6l $6l 4S9
Increase for two months 77,712
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$4,000 Va 6's. deferred.

1000 5 9 6'S, new, be-
tween call, } 4 J....
5000 Un Pac los, in.... q
5000 do. z
300 Bos. ii Il Il lst... 8
2OUO Chi 4 NV cog BIS s
1000 G, q &c jst..... y
70OU Ohio 4 NJ con $ +. y
10000 Ohio i NJ con.bc 81
400 +, TT w d G I'd. :. 10.
A. An 4. =
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CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK
" OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK


LNAsT TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
IL Railroad coupons due January 1874 will be paid
and that date by the Gallan National Bank.
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad coupons due Janu-
ary 1874 will BE paid and after that date by r. +.
WILSON CO.. A Broad street
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GALVESTON. TEXAS, DEC: Is 1s7a-GALyEsToN,
VI Houston and Henderson Railway Company OF ISL
The coupons the first mortgage seven per gold
bonds, due January 1874, will be paid and amer
that date by +. F. JAMES co. 40 Wall street, New
York. I. W. PIERCE, President
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GALVESTON, Dec. 80 1873
Cotton quiet and firm; good ordinary, 37sc: ordi.
nary l2Asc Net receipts, 4,47S bales Exports-To the
Continent 500; coastwisc L61. sales l70 stock,
1883.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the Unired States.

WEDNESDAY,, February s. ls7l
On motion OF Mr.. y. G. brewster, y. II. Allie
man, esq., OF Harrisburg, Pa, was admitted 10
practice is an attorney and counselor OF this
On motion Of Mr.. j. D. sanborn, William N.
McCluer, esq., Of saltwater, Mimi, was admitted
To practice as ali attorney and counselor OF this
On motion Of Mr.. T. y. wlthrow, Charles h.
SnursC, esq, Of Des MOines, Iowa, was admitted
to practice ~ All attorney and counselor OF this
No. g4g. Donald Mcdonald, plaintiff in error,
Va. The United States;
No. 303. George l.. Cope, survivor, Sc, plAlhtln
In error, VS.. The United States. ln error to the
Circuit Court Of the United states for the South
eTn district Of Georgia. ON motion OF MI sollcl.
tor General Phillips ordered by the court that
these causes be reversed hnu feihhnueu, ~ per
No. 5. The Butchers' Benevolent Association Of
New Orleans, plaintiffs In error, vs.. The Crescent
city Live Stock Landing AMI slaughter-house
No. .. Paul Esteben ct al, plaintiffs In error
Va. The State Of Louisiana, e1 rel. y. Belden, At
No. 10, The DuiChers' Benevolent Association
of New orleans, plaintiffs In error, VA. The Cres-
ent city Live Stock landing and Slaughter
House Company. The argument 3t these % causes se
sci for the plaintiffs In error.
M, VI. the Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad
Company, plaintiffs In error, Va The common
No. "a The Philadelphia anil Reading ltAllroad
Company, plaintiffs In error, VI. The Common
wealth OF pennsylvanla, The argument OF lnes'
rnrses was commenced by Mr.. X. A. LamhertOn
ni counsel for the plaintiffs IN error, aud con
tlnued by Mr.. Lewis Vain smith Tor the hetehd-
ants In error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
Supreme Court-lioneTRI Terra.
All Of the associate Justices sat to-day foT th'
trial Of appeals.
MeIgs IS. the District OF Columbia. ArgueI
by Mr., Cook and submitted to the court.
CONSTABLE APPOINTED.
Benz. \. Swanks was appOlntedA county con
stable. ,,,,
Charles StOtt ct al, respondent ys. william
Rutherford appellant. This ease comes up OF
a snIt in which the members OF church build
ing committee are sought to he charged with tht
debts OF the church. The defendants nrst bill
OF exceptions arose out VI the plaintiffs evidence
In chief After putting the subscribing witness
upon the stand, and duly proving the signatures
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transferred or assilned to other parties. Dldders
will therefore take notice that thoy will be expected
to perform the service awarded TO thom through die
Ia session 10 of Tie act Of June g. Is79 provides
that contracts for tho transportation of tho mail sha
cient guarantee for faithful performance, without
than may be necessary 10 provide for the due Gel.
Gritty. certainty, and security thereof" Under this
law bids that propose to transport the malls with
70 b. ns onv isgaYbii, are Construed propidiag ygr
ne satrs NATL houttsr large, aRi Thaisrsr nay BE- ne
mode " eon.eyanc. s.ct"aTg . iss"rs - .esleIny,
s a, I IA na qr sre eosdefed eToept Tor
~ 4 modification Of bid in any Of its essential
terms is tantamQunt 70 new hid, and can not bo re
Making new bid, with guarantees and certificate, II
the only way 70 modify previous bid -,,,.. 4.
% PQstmastera are to be careful not 10 oertifX "
they are persons Of snfbcieni responsi6iliiy tSeS
section NJ act OF june 8, 1s72D They must not agp
the certificate until the sum Of the bid is inserted
and the bid and guarantee are signed BY the bidder
" po'tmaSeTs Ndl sshsci hsR 10 Immediate rsnorai
Postmastefs are also liable to dismissp from.ofie,
or without coinpensation, IN any business matter
or thing, relating to the mail service They tn,
trusted agents Qf the Department, and cannot con
slstently act In both capacities.
tncty notified that gu failure 70 enter into OF per
the ascspisd BIDS, t6cr local liabilities viii Is en-
II Present contrac.srs. and persons known t III
Department, must, equally with others, proour
Huarantorr and certificates Of their suficiency sur
stsntially in the forms above preecribed. The col
tor, JOHN A. }, ChEsWELfa
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Of a FIRE that shall never he cxtlngulshcd while
the Republic shall exist. This would he the Gp-
propriaic emblem Of a pcOpiCb gratlubc-wafm,
sleeplcss, and unenling."
l. Althouph said cOTrcspoCtIent seems 10 lie
sorely troubled because Of It's commencement,
this depOnCnt Is ready to bet dollar and q nall,
at least, that nlncty-ninc Of every hundred G.tl.
gems OF the Republic are truly thankful for the
progress already visible TO the naked eye, and
that each one OF them would checrfully invest the
same amount u assured Of Its speedy compile
tion upon its original PLAN"
2. Touching the perpetual Gre" upon lta apex,
u ls certainly reasOnaple TO assume that the
'unlted wisdom. in Congress convened, now
having the monument question under advise
ment, will be "nrcdn with su1lcicnt zeal and
Judgment In the premises TO act intclligently
thereon, without Otiiclous and premature dlcta-
tion from private individuals. But, as said writer
objects to building the monument any higher, by
reason Of the cost, would inquire, in the most
delicate manner possible, whether this proposed
| ''eternal light" would not he very expensive
ltem7 And II the bowels Of the earth, In course
Of time, should cease TO yield the raw material,
what them Though be don't stlpulate TO make
his light shine" very high, II makes one gildy TO
think Of IT, not to mention Its possible failure
| In ages remote, II not sOoncrl
But, Mr.. Eltor, aside from this particular
oase-and doubtless have dwelt more upon II
than the highfaluting nonsense deserca-i'
| II not high time the statute Of limitations
should be applied TO the intolerable system
| OF fault-nndlnG, now so rampant? No public
| Improvement can he suggested without the iney'
| liable opposition Of certain wlscacrcs, who, like
the cuttiehsh, are In their congenlal element
| only when wlggiing In their own slime! Not q
| street can be paved, q dillpldated bridge re-
paired, or nuisance abatCh within our BALL
wick, but frghtfu visions and chimeras dire ART
| invoked upon our city fathers devoted heads
| Paintings and statues alOrning the interior o.
the Capitol, which have In times past eltclic,
| nothing but unqualified admiration from visitors
are secuted as "abOminabe ahsurditles ant
frauds" by this class Of latteT-day saints and self
constituted bachelors Of arts and sCiencesl In
deed to such perfection 10 they claim to hayt
arrived, that they suck In unlimited belief II
their own cridities, without examination, o.
calves do new milk They even boast the!
| "neyer saw either the works or the authors
they condemn-all resulting from the gift q
natural instinct, as the public may infer, or u
they would fain have II believed. Verify, how
ever II may he IN general, q given portion o
humanity are "fearfully and wonderfully malol
National Republican., 1873-02-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
rIrN SMALL TALK.

Jam was the wOTl at Lincoln hall last night.
the work on the new arsenal gate is progress
ing finely.
WularlA hotel Is fast becoming the popular
meeting place OF the city.
How about DIckson's carnival project? Il the
masquerade ball 10 he given.
4 force of wOrkmcn are huJly engaged In
rIrpning the Avenue. 4 gOul move.
4 delegation was In town yesterday securing
accommodation during Inauguration times.
Tho members Of the Metropolitan police were
plld their Government prOpOriiun yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting 0t the Citizen1
relief commission viii hc hrhl In the CIty hail
this morning ut IL O'Clock.
EoarIlng-hOusc kccpcr- are being quietly In
trrytCwrd hy friends ui folks who pruposc visit
lng our city Inauguration day.
Ilg fun To see tho rival Louisiana factions.
one party II CnsCnnrcd At the Ehhltt, while Gov.
pInchhaCk "runs" the Abingdon.
The attention Of prUpcriy-hOihOrS Is called to
the carl ut Mr.. ". J. Dunuhuc, late Of the tax
unlrc, who will attend To their ntcrest8 before
the board ui appeals.
A core spOndcnt wants 90 know why that sewer
iran aside uf the new naguing sidewalk 10 the
Tenth. street gate OF the Smithsonian grounds y
left uncovered, CndlngCring the safety OF clll.
Zrns entitled To the consideration Of the Bnarl
Of publir Works. II II possible that In case OF
any accident this neglect might prove to he very
extensive,
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Railroad routes not advertised.

than Ave per cent Of such bid
Railroad routes not advertised
sdll From Plumnervie to Frederick. 3 miies npd
back, three times week BY schedule Of do
master at Plumneryille.
ScG From College st. James TO Breathedsyille.
miles and hack, three times week, by
schedule Of departures and arrivals satisiac'
Proposals invited Tor sir. times a,wecf service
loss, 70 Mason and Diion. IPS.,j 10 miles and
back three times week ,,.,,,.,,.x
LS1yae a sSmrSsS sSSn9SGoensGgnS s Monday wednesday
tf!,Hs faa S,SEs 1, SS:sR a S@A A Blsgg ss!rR;
Arrive At ConococheaRue by % pm.
asI From Dundee 70 sklgtop,, 81 miles and back
once wcck, " schedule Of departuree and
dundee
dSrssbnrt6, @ 9, TO Manchester, 10 miles and
Leave &esiminsier saturdayatpam;
Arrive a. MSnchsster by I'm;
PROPOSALS invitsd for twiceG.wcek service.
1914 From syitsyillc TO IAnham. piles and tack.
%Tss snd s,i,,S, si,iysI: iai"NC'ory TO The post
Ptaposals also, invited for service oml,,ns
Ianham, and ending at Wilson's Station
FsG% SSS M%ssa sheRRsf ssGs sGP nSd ma
and bssh, ,eree in,,,, timss week: ,.. r,,r.,.,
| aud Saturday at pAmi
Arrive at West River by " m;
Lave Wet River Tuesday, Thursday aud Hal
| Arrive At Miliken Station by pm.
| Proposals inNttcd for uiNnmesa-week service
ssss From DuiIleld TO White Plains Station, (B a
T. Il. lJ2S miles and hack, three times
| week, by schedule Of departures and ar
| rivals satisfactory to the postmaster OF Duf
| field.
| gpn From Port Tobacco to MurdOck Station, (B.
| J. H. RI miles and back, six times a week
by schedule satsfactury N the portmaste
al Port Tohacco, and making connection will
trains north and south.
BSl From Lake Roland, by Drooklandyille, to StS
| yensOn'H Station, miles and back, six time
| a week, by q schedule Of departurea and al
rivals satisfactory TO tho poStmasteru.
National Republican., 1873-02-06

the plaintiff offered to read in evidence the in
struncnt which Ia set forth In the bill, as the
lease upon which the action was brought. The
defendant objected to its being read In evidence
First, for variance between the declaration and
the proof offered; second, because the instril-
ment was void upon It's face. The justice over.
ruled the objection on both grounds, and allowed
the instrument to be put In evidence. The case
was begun but not concluded. Adjourned.
Circuit Court-JudEo Cartier.
Small appeal cases Of sums less than one hun.
dred dollars occupied this court yesterday.
The assignment to-day will reach No, 50 Of tho
appeal calendar. AdJoured.
Police Court-JudHo Smell.
Richard Nolan, yagrant; workhouse. Joseph
Crandall, same charge, workhouse, John Bran
sell, violation OF hack law; -, Wesley Adams
q hackman, oyercharglng q passenger; fined $40
John NJ. May, failure to remove snow from side
walk; %. Mary Mcdonald, threats; dismissed
Edward Mccormick, charged with selling liquoi
In less quantities than one pint without license
the court nned accused sos; appeal.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
seth l.. Miliikcu, o-a.

This celebrated lecturer will deliver lecture
In LIncoln hail. on the lTth instant, for the Dene
NJ of Ihe Industrial Home school. corresPon
dent OF u Maine paper, at DaramiscOttA, NE.
says. The NTH lecture was by Seth L. Milllken
| es1,, Of Belfast, January 10. subject AIRS
| tOcracy." This lecture received the highest com
| mendatOn from all our people. We predict 70
| lie treated his subject with master sklll, show
| inn great knowledge Of ancient and modern ms
! tory. In the very hest style Of OrAtory. We hAy
,yrenms Of mis- country, and MI. Mllliken ha
| inst reason to contend for place among "
yery hest Of them. Every village In Maine ough
to hear him.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
iarLa naaL nj Lab y

one Of the mysteries which has sorely per,
picked the most learned OF the ScriptuIal
students aud commentators Ia the origin and tn
authorship of the "BOOk OF job" Gen. 4 Il.
| Applegate, In his lecture at Lincoln hall, 70
! night will endeayOr to throw some new anu IN
| teTestlng light upon this mystery. Uen. Apple,
| gates lectures are for the benent OF the Odd
| Fellows library Of this city, an institution ol
! great usefulness and merit. Members OF the
fraternity and citizens generally, are therefor,
| interestcI in the success OF the course, ana
students OF the Bible will nnd the one announce,
for this evening unusually valuable and interest,"
ing, As q literary performance the lecture WI
he uninue aud entertaining.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Innuauration.

The military committee on Inauguration have
received information that Lieutenant Colonel
Mckee of the 18th regiment lst division Penn
sylyania National Guard, OF Phlladelphia; Gar
lisiles rides, OF Chester, Pennsylvania; Captain
ment. Of New Haven, Colonel y. V. Smith, with
ESQ men, band OF 30 pieces, and drum corps
Of 10 nIeces; and Co. 4 National Guard. OF 81.
Louis, NO., with 70 men, viii visit washington
an the occasion OF the Inauguration.
National Republican., 1873-02-06
Orator. aud Oratsry.

We would not have a single one Of our locture-
going friends fail to hear Dan DOugherty, at
lincoln hall, on the evening Of the 10th instant,
on the subject Of "OTatOrs and Oratory." The
matter OF his lecture s fne, aud his limitations OF
celebrated orators inimitable. The lecture IL In
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