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MAUD .MERRILL,s MURDER.
The Application for Commission to In
quire as to Whether Bleakley is the
Victim Of Hereditary insanity
Argument in the Oase-Deoision
To Be Given This Morning.
BUSINESS IN the OTHER COURTS.
Important Decision as to PilOtage-A Hint
to Champagne Consumers Decisions.

Application was made yesterday before Judge
Brady, In the Court of Oyer and Terminer. for a
commission to take testimony In Ireland as to the
sanity OF the father and sister OF Robert Beakley,
indicted for the murder last November Of his niece
Maud Merrill, in house OF ll-fame In Nelson
place. Judge Brady promised to give this morning
his decision in the case.
Two important decisions, as will be seen by the
reports elsewhere, were yesterday rendered in the
Court OF Common Pleas. One OF special interest
to pilots, ship owners and commanders and the
other to patrons OF champagne.
A decision was rendered yesterday in the Court
OF Common Pleas, General Term. declaring null
and void lease for premises used for lottery pur
poses: Owners Of buildings where Exchange
OnHces" flourish had better take warning.
Hudson s. Rideout and others were owners of
the schooner Abbie s. Cakes, OF Bangor They
libelled the steamboat City OF Hartford and the
steamtug Unit to recover IS, 900 damages sustained
by the schooner by being run into by the City Of
Hartford, in the East River. Judge Blatchford had
ordered . decree in the Court below against the
City OF Hartford only. The case next came before
Judge Woodruff on appeal in the Circuit Court, and
yesterday Judge Woodruff decided that both ves-
sells were to blame, and ordered decree
against both, dividing the damages equally.
The tug is not worth half the amount
argument, at an early day, as to whether the city
OF Hartford can be assessed for the amount which
the unit Will not be able to pay.
IRthe matter OF Edward Hagan, bankrupt, Judge
Blatchford decided yesterday that, in case where
surplus exists after the settlement OF bank.
rupts estate, the surplus is to be applied in so far
as 1t can be made available to pay interest on
creditors claims from the time OF fling bankrupt's
petition to the date OF settlement.
Yesterday, in the United states Circuit
Court, George Mcdonnell, who has been
charged with completely in the great
frauds on the Bank of England, was
brought up on writ Of habeas corpus with view
to his discharge from custody, on the ground that
the warrant issued for his arrest by Commissioner
Gutman and the prisoners subsequent commit
ment were insufficient and Illegal After traverse
to the return and special demurrer had been put
in by counsel for the accused, the case was al.
iourned till this morning.
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SUPREME CHAMBERS.
Decisions.

In the matter OF the application Of the Commits
seners OF Central Park relative to opening OF GER
tain new avenues.-Reference granted to take
proof.
Ross, Jr., vs. Schulhofr.-(See mem)
In the matter or Carlisle Norwood, receiver
(see menu
Chisholm VS.. Farrell and others.-Report con-
frmed and order granted.
F0garty vs.. Fogarty. ordered.
In the Matter OF Campbell.-lSee menu
The Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Company VS..
Baglan-Judgment granted
Merrill vs. Merrill.-Report confirmed and judg-
ment OF limited divorce granted, with costs.
MundOrff VS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ordered to
take account.
In the Matter OF the Receivership OF Il. II. Newell,
to bring action.
Jenkins VS.. Jenkins-Report confirmed and
Judgment OF divorce granted, with costs.
In the matter OF Burnham &c.-Prayer OF petit
ton granted.
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BUSINESS M THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME couRI-TaIAL TERM.
Suit Against the City ny Painters.


Before Judge Davis
A suit by Nicholas w. Power, as assignee OF
thirty-seven men employed as painters in the
Bureau OF Lamps and Cas- OF the Department OF
Public Works. to recover s1s claimed to be due to
each from the city, was tried yesterday In
this Court. Nineteen Of the painters tes-
for which PAYMENT was claimed. Mr.. Dean. for the
city. moved Tor dismissal OF the complaint, on the
grounds, first. that 1t was not shown that there
was any appropriation applicable 70 the payment
of the claim; second, that no authority was shown
for the employment OF these persons. The motion
was denied and then Mr.. Storrs was put upon the
stand and testified that the appropriation OF
sass. 900 for 1871 for lamps and gas was
exhausted In September OF that year. Mr.. Tweed
was the Commissioner, and Mr.. Storrs had heard
that large amount OF the appropriation had been
illegally and fraudulently expended, though he had
no knowledge upon the subject.
The MOTION to dismiss was then renewed, and
after argument in opposition by Mr.. s. G. Courtney
ci9iOn.
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TINE POLICE COURTS FOR THE PAST QUARTER.

Tabular Statement OF the Cases Disposed
or for the Quarter Ending March 81,
1879.
The following is a correct table OF the business
done In the five different Police Courts OF the city
during the past three months. 1t shows the num-
Der OF cases and the disposition made OF them The
number disposed OF IN Special Sessions IL espe-
cially noticeable, considering that the Court sits
but three times week, and then for but u two
hours session.
Felony Gases MisJemednors
Sent 10 Sent 10
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THE COURTS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH FORGERIES.

Effort to Procure tho Release Of Mcdonnell
He II Brought Before the United States
Court on Writ Of Habeas Corpus-Ths
Warrant and Commitment Declared
Insufficient to Hold Him-rurther
Hearing in the Case To-day
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

NEW YORK, April :, 1878.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals day caen-
dar Tor April S-N0s. 81, S. &c. 23 49, o. 40ls. III
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SUPERIOR COuRT-SPEcAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge Sedgwick.
Schackelford VS.. Franee.-Order OF reference.
May vs.. Schuyler.-Same.
ZabriSkc vs. Egan.-On trial.
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Highway Robbery.

young man, named Michael Cannon. was
arraigned before Justice Cox for highway robbery.
When the case came up for examination the COM
plainant was not present. The prisoner was, how
ever, Identified as being concerned In the robbery
OF y chain from the person OF Mrs. Lydia D0ty, OF
the ST. James HOTEL last week, at which time he
escaped, his acc0mplice being arrested He was
held to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
John Carey, Of 446 West qwenty-siyt tn street, was
charged with knocking down ana rohbing John J.
White, or 4l2 West Twnety- filth street, while on
Eighth avenue. He was remanded Tor further ex-
az
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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.


At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Cox, Thomas J. Reid, carman,
was charged by his employer Daniel Marcus, OF 222
West Eighteenth street, with stealing quantity
OF linen valued at $67. He was committed in de-
fault OF Al, 600 bail to answer,
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ancestors were sane. He said ne would take the
papers ana give his decision tins morning.
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NEW YORK EAST CONFERENCE.

Firth Days PrOeeedings--Mornl and
Financial Condition OF the Districts--
Interesting Letter from the the venera-
bic and Rev. Samuel Dunn, or the
British Conference-Misceilan eous.
The Conference resumed its sessions yesterday.
Rev. r. p Tower then offered q resolution in ro-
gard to providing district parsonages for the Pre-
siding Elders and asked for q committee OF ten,
five preachers and five laymen, for each district.
with full power to act.
The characters Of the sapernumersry and tho
supcrannuated preachers were passed and their
relations continued.
NEWARK CONFERENCE Debating TO THE NEW YORK.
PREACHERS.
resolution adopted by the Newark Conferences
at its late session read, follows and referred
to q committee OF three, consisting OF Revs Curry.
Woodruff and ]. Parker:-
Whereas those unofficial gatherings known preach
ers meetings held In most large cites and whereas
these meetings; and whereas such discus
sons often lind their way into the public prints in frag-
we believe. OF the Church and the cause Of God and
whereas the Newark Conference largely represented
in the New York preachers meeting; therefore
Resolved That respecttuy but earnestly suggest to
at cast such atsn Of it. Exercises as viii sxciude
jects.
The Presiding Elders, the committee on the dis
tribution OF the apportionment OF the Episcopal
Fund among the several Districts reported as fol-
l0ws:-
To the New York District $s2s
TO the Long Island south District sS
To tho Bridgeport District 400
To the New Haven District COZ
amount apportioncd to N Y East Conference 81 N
The Committee on District Parsonages was
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Felony Gases Misjemeanors
Sent 10 Sent Ia
COURT CALENlAaS-TR!S DAY.

Total number of cases. ......................
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-19
By Grubbs & wiluams.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Naiu and Ran,

SALE OF THE r CHMOND AND
~ YORK RIVER RAILROAD-By virtue .,
decree or the ChancerY Court OF the city OF Rich.
mond Ia the causes Of the Richmond and Yor.
River Railroad Company rs. j. Prosser abb and
Robert n. Iaury, trustees, and J. Prosser Tab am
Robert Il. Maury, trustees. rS. The Richmond and
York River Railroad Company, entered on the ish
day OF December, 1872, we. the undersigned or The
survivor OF Us, shall sell By public auction a, ts
auction-rooms OF Messrs. Grubbs & williams, No i!
Eleventh street. Richmond, Va, on FRIDAY tie
Cd day Of May, 1874 at the hour Of |? NJ, all ia.
property OF every kind. real personal. and linked
OF the RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAT.
ROAD COMPANY, including It's roadway, rails
cross-ties, depots, sidiDgs, cars, engines. tcIler
and all other property whatsoeycr, including 81
such sale nothing whatsoever peonsing 10 said COM
pany except It's chooses IN action and debts Cue or 10
become due to 1t.
HE TERMS or SALE WILL DE AS FOLLOWS:
The sum OF sl5U,o90 shalt be paid In CASH; and tic
residue Of the purchase money snall lie payable as
follows $4,000 on the Ist Of JANUARY. Is7i with h.
terest 1T the rate of per cent. per annuI from The
day of sale. payable semi-annuaily $500 600 on The
LIST day Of January lsse. with Interest at tie rate o
sumI-aunually; and the remainder Of such rrCiissa
money on the lst day OF January, 1877. with lnlerc.
at the rate Of per cent. per annum from The day II
sale. payable lni-annualiy-t;e sale TO lie subject
10 the ratification or rejection Of the court AMI pos
session not to be delivered unit. The sale las been
ratified by the court the deferred PAY nents tp Ia,
secured by deed of trust on the prcpIry spld such
deed TO b. subject to the approval OF Ire court.
Capitalists will take notice that the effect Of s,la
and conveyance will be Ia estnguish the said COM
pany and make the purchaser Or purchasers body
corporate.
Forfurther particulars apply TO Messts PAGE {
MAURY, R!ohmoud Va, attorneys for the ,rOs-
tees. j. PROsSEk INBR,
ROBERT H. MAURY.
IN os-td Surviving lr:sipes
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TIE HAMPTON STUDENTS IN New YORK.
The students of the Hampton (Na.) Normal
and Agricultural Institute are still perform
ing before immense and delighted audiences
in New York. The Tribune. thus closes its
notice Of the third concert:
"Ihe performance Of the Hampton stu.
dents is very similar is KIND TO that OF the
Jubilee Singers, whom we noticed at length
some weeks ago. II is less polished, less
artistic III every way, but we suspect that it
is more genuine. It retains some very charac-
teristic roughness, both in the notation of the
songs and in the manner of singing, which tue
Jubilee band had refined away. These Hamp.
ton people are consequently rather more in
terestinS rs sample of slave life, while the
young folks from the Fix University are
more attractive to musicians. Among the
selections Sunlight the most remarkable
were 'lhope my mother will be there "a hymn
admirable for its tenderness, and known in
Virginia as she 'Mayo's Boys Song because
Ii va sung By tie hands in Mayo's tobacco
fictory, Mt Richmond; highly ludicrous
hymn with the burden Now, ain't that hard !?
0 Great Tritulation = and one OF the hearty
shouting kind, called tThere's great camp
meeting IN tue Promised Land"
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1t may not be unnterestiny for moment
to look ut some Of those who were in the
corps Of cadets at this time, and who were
brought under the influence Of Bishop Nc
IlvaiUe. There can be room for mention Of
only few, and those who lave attained the
highest rank in military or civil lite-those
VI hose work has in chief part been done and
well done, and who have gone or are going
out Of the way. 1t is almost inyiious 10
name them, for but just behind are lists Of
those next in rank. who have done equally
well. In all places In civil lie, in all places
In military lie, on almost every military or
civil improvcment-forts,h arbors, railroads,
canals, buildings, &c, throughout the Gov
ernment-they have been found ut work.
doing THAT military, and engineering, and
other work, wherein the whole country have
had the benefit. There is no peculiarly Of
merit in this list, for it is believed, generally,
any record will have the same proportion:
Major-General Robert Anderson, Major
General Charles +. Smith. Majol-Gencral
Albert s. Johnston, Maior-Geueral s. p.
HeinselmaD, Msjor-GeucrNl 4. B. Euton,
Major-General Silas Casey, President Jeffer-
son Davis, General Robert T.. Lee, Maior-
General Joseph i. Johnston. Major-General
q. NJ. Mitchell, Major-General ". Hoffman,
Afajor-GencIal 7. Swords, Acknowledgement A.
Il. Humphreys, Major-General ". Ii. En-
DRY, MajOr-Generai Samuel Il. Curtis, Minor.
General Humphrey Marshall, Professor A.
u. Bache, Professor A. Z. Church, Professor
WV. Mather, Professor A. 7. Bledsoe.
Engineer George w. Cas-. W.
Glendale, Ohio.
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VI - .1ar ,yrxosEs Pr be word cyclone
has fssn,taT,tly but incorrectly been use1 as
sloniiirant Of nj, enormous or very Yiolels
meieor, nd lf ,ts application was TO DC con- 2,
snod n fhe devastating hurricane Oh tne
Wesf indies or the terrific tyPnooh OF u u''
rh;,,. cone. II simply mems o storm Whicn
acts II, a circular direction, and whose Whus
cor rnrqe. BY radials or snuous splrals, ~
wards a centre, moving In our hemisphere M ~
,ho nnnosita direction to that OF the tahaS Of
~" clorlt and In the southern hemisphere IN a
"on,r,rv direction. Taking this as the dell
,,;ton Of n cyclone. it seems clear, from o''set-
rat;on alone. that oil storms are to he re-
rarded ns cvclouic. Volumes have been writ
fcn 70 nroyc that this is not the case. 6ut
yc have OILY to examine few series OF
wcathcr-maps from week to week to see thal
wherever YOU have an area OF low Darome'
ter. into lis central hollow the exterior at
mosDhere from all sides will pour, and that
in SO doing a rotatory spiral or vorticosc
storm. is generated. The tornado, the
simooms. the dust.whirIwInd, the fire-storm.
even the slow and sluggish storm
which moves on our western plains
IS the laboriug wheel Of the steamship
buried in heavy sea, all attest that
body cannot move on the carth's surface Ill
straiuht liuc. It is not more true with us
that The Gulf stream turns to the eastward,
the Polar stream to the westward, ana the
equatorial currents to the northWard, than
that every air-current, in obedience to the
same law, should turn to the raght OF the
line along which from any cause II Is calico
10 move. The meteorist has therefore only
to ascertain by observation where the ba-
ro.,h,pr IA lowest TO know at once the dlrec-
ton of winds from the circumjacent districts,
far and near, or at least TO test the mathe'
uatical law By grand experimentation
fessor T. B. Aa,Uy, in Popular Science
Monthly for February.
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sAUCTI0N SAEEs -sFutysr4 ,,...
So Ey James IA spersou, -
Real Estate Aeentsnd Anctionesr.
Il corner Main and Eleventh s,,,a,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE VIM
" VALUABLE EsTATES IL pn,yuiLLhY
TgETukEs ls hs nsiSphE c ns4ipESss 40.
virtue Of deed OF trust frcm John n. Wo,das.-
wife to the UNDERSIGNED, dated s 81 Jriy. is.a are
Deed-Book 81. page 400. being thereto renDirsS Ia
the beneficiary, we will cell at auction on fhu ~
ises Ia gross or diyiaed, may be deemed ~,
SaTsh TO- 1872, at u O'Clock II N N
valuable properly above referred 70. 40 really
'sbIAIDEN'S ADVENTURES eopsido,.d
amongst me rneSt estates ON upper James riroo s
twenty eight miles ab0re ichn0ud. eoniajn,
acres, OF when ABOUT geo acres ia acres fire j,,r
river low-grounds, besides creek OATS adc;sain',
them,) are cleared and In fine st.te OF ctiyninS
wen adapted 70 the growth OF wheat, corn. ,nbssDn
hay, oats, and other crops Usual IN This rrs.so
me balance wei wooded. There are two m tnsna
homse and two sets Of t-Gdngs, such
One mansion called " PHEASANT OAK.
long since added to and thoroughly repaired VIC y"
tains WE'VE rooms: the other called "Tf{E pivyn IN,
RM tt,LiSs: also added to and repaired within
handsomely sftuated on hin inst above Ilo on,
This estate Is remarkably healthy and ,n,ie, Iscs
from cills and fever aud other ro,,s " Tree
phs scenery + geTy me and the view ON TE
miles the most beautiful lands On James iroS' Tor
"MAP LIE COTT AG T." foyncrlyv' ' IL,
Lawn" contains $50 acres On the south sids -, Las
creek near James river. % miles from, WINE
Adventure" OF which $50 acres are I'm t,a iI,a.ens
Maple. Ash, and other timber Of original rrsfI'
the balance cleared and In fiue state ~ IroW'h,
The soil IS rich and produces well. TIA .rtsu!cr
has i've rooms, vide halls, and large porebs. S
TERMS: At sale.
J. L. APPERsOy.
:. oa.,, CHARLES U. WILLIAMS.
Ao Io-SoHoos Irtsspns
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ArffserTss,lH & 4 EIss. .slIra paye.s

4AUEEAWIs 5sSLEa9s-E e Ss1xg
q aRGF PuBLfC SALE OF VALJJA.
HI BILE REA1sgEsTATE IN OAR q
dsefes II circuit eoar u s ey q Rich Ss
nond rendered. La the suit Of Rosenbaum; &c, %.
Meaenney, &c.,n the. undersigned commissioners
viii expose TO sale at public auction, at Rowling
Green, Caroliue county Of, MOADAY, April y,
1879 County egurt-dayl, the following VALUABLE
KE EkhCT Of isd LAWS sassHnp called Farasldr
now occupied by Or. Edgar McKeuney, lying ada
cent to Gniney's depot, containing upwards Of six
BRcK ai
out-houses and good farm buildings. 1t Is conceded
to be of tho most fertile and valuable farms In
's The ARM called Solitude lying in the south.
western part Of Caroline, three miles from Chilcs
from Beaver Dam depots adjoining the farms Of
s $h y ssss sSybS nuSDEED AND
>. The FARM near Antioch church, situated two
ONE HUNDRED ACRES, with a GOOD BRICK
~ The HoTE eRV PROPERTY, with SEVEN AND
A HALF ACRES OF LAND, known as the bow
ling Green Star Hotel with extensive stables s out
s. The large and convenient DWELLING, with
drSs E2T 1nG I@Se
ing-rooms and commcdious store- house, known as
the GUTTHOLD PROPERTY, both situated at
Bowling Green.
g. The FARM, lying in Spotsylyania county,
called LOCUST GROVE, long occupied by the mo
thcr of DR.. McKcnuey, confalBing about FOUR
HUNDRED ACRES. ] he dwelling and other build,
ipgs on this farm can be made comfortable at small
cost.
These properties are worthy the attention Of sap-
talists The farms Will he offered In subdivisions.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs 10 so much as Will pay
charges of sale and costs f suit the residue OF the
purchase moneys payable IN equal annual install
mcnts al one two and three cars from day of sale,
and carrying six per cent interest-purchasers to
give bonds with approved security for deferred pay
ments and title retained until payments completed.
In case OF default In payments, property to be re-
sold at cost and risk of purchaser.
CHARLES UERNDON,
CHASTAIS WHITE.
ST. GEORGE r. FlrZauGH,
ALGEHNON B. CHANDLER,
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Ills Main street

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" Bile REAL. ESTATE IN MANCHESTER
ny AUCTION.-In execution Of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county entered ut the
November term, 1872, In the suit Of Strlngfellow,
guardian. Us. Stripgfellows heirs, we, the under
Signed commissioners therein appointed, will sell by
auction oil WEDNESDAY the 10Th Instant at 4
O'Clock r. NJ, the real estate mentioned IN said suit
consisting of and commencing with TWO-SIOK I
FRAME DWELLING and LOT 40X102 feet on the
south side of Eleventh street, between Hull ana
Decatur streets; FRAME DWELLING With four
rooms the usual outouses, aud lot s2xl55 feet and
FIVE LOTS on Maury street, and EIGHT LOTS on
Everett street between jefferson and Clay streets.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase money IN cash
the residue In two eiual installnenis OF SIX an9
twelve months negotiable notes with interest ADDED
to be given for the deferred payments, and the nte
retained until the whole purchase money Is pald ana
|'A' '''o WILLIAM AMBERS.
j. A RICHARDSON,
49,, Com mi slouers.
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By Lyme & Brother,
Auctionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 yALV-
" ABLE SMALL TRACT OF LAND. n THE
AT AUCTION.-ln pursuance Of !. decree o: he
County Court Of Iien,ico entered on tile il!h ~
March, 1878, the undersigned, commissioners therein
premises. on THURSDAY tie 10th day of March.
i,73, at IL o'clock NJ, the TRACT OF LAND mml-
toned in said decree. being II 9lG-lG0 ACRES OF
possessed lying near the River road and adIop-
lug the lands of j. }. Pleasans AMI othcrs, his
land Il near the lEans0n-hou>e ii Tie jIc Jane u.
garden.
TERMS one-third cash hallDce At SIX and twelve
months credit with Elk per cent. Interest. AMI H.
gotiatc notes With approved security. ana title 10
be retained by TIE court Until AL the pufrl,as
money Is paid and conveyance Is oriersi ~ tlIs
court II. 5. hIKINruN,
JOilE &. WISE.
mh15 Commissioners.
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BY Max Ucyman & Co., huctioncers.

EIRsT EXTRA LARGE SPRING
TRADE SALE.
ON THURSDAY THE 20TH INSTANT,
consisting of
500 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
including new goods Of almost every description In
mems boys womcn's, misses, and childrcn's wear,
consigned for our early spring business by many
prominent manufacturers In New England, New
York city, and Philadelphia.
Also, IN extra large and attractive stock OF
READy-MADE CLOTHING,
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
WoOLLENS AND TAILORING GOODS,
FUR AND WOOL HATS,
STRAW GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
aud other varied merchandise suited to the present
wants Of the trade.
VIII also sell the remaining stock Of frst-claSs
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE.
The above sale comprises beyond doubt the
LARGEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE STOCK
ever offered at AUCTION in this market, and this
is an excellent opportunity for the trade to secure
desirable goods mt great bargains.
The GOODS will be sold In large lots, and all lots
offered will he sold without reserve.
MAX HEYMAN CO.,
Auctioneer, and Commission Merchants.
NH l2-stW THIS ,N,W,&Th
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AMERIcA.-A correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette, writing from Newtown, Md, says
The oldest Presby tcrian church in America
is ut Rehobeth, in Somerset county, Md. l
could not ascertain the exact date of Its
erection, but the people confidently assert
that 1t was the first Presbyterian meeting.
house ever built on the continent. What
memories cluster around the venerable and
somewhat unique edifce.n