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New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE LEASE To THE PENNSYLVANIA COM
PANY.

ITS VALIDITY ESTABLISHED BY THE COURT OF
ERROR AND APPEALS
GENERAL PRESS DISPATcHl
TRENTON March 1.-THE Court Of Error
and Appeas met here to-day. The first called was
as 10 the validity che lease made by the united rail-
road companies to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
an appeal the Chancellor who decided In favor OF
lis validity Upon the call OF the case. Mr. Wurts OF
erningon presented paper signed by Charles Bartes,
Josiah H. Higgins John C. Hopewell, Avery Parker,
Iudah Higgins and John Il. Capuer, VINO were in
the list OF complainants in the bill before
the Chancellor and the appellants in this case, authorz-
ing Alexander Wurts state that they are no longer
interested in prosecuting said appeal, and do not wish
The appeal TO proceed on their behalf similar paper
was read from John Bacl, who heads the list Oh the
original compalnants against the lease and also from
Daniel Harmer. Mr.. Williamson moved 70 dismiss the
appeal 80 far as those parties we're concerned.
The motion was resisted by Mr.. Browning and sup
ported by Mr. williamson. The Court unanimously re-
fused 70 grant the motion. The then proceeded,
and papers are now being read
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PRICE FOUR CENTS
NEW ENGLAND POLITICS.
THF MASSACHUSETTS, sENATORsHIP.
BOUTWELL, AHEAD IN TIE HOUSE, AND DAWES
IN THE SENATE.
IGgNERAL PREss DIsPATCH.T

IN THE SENATE.
GENERAL PRESS DTsPATCHT
BOsTON March LIN the Senate, this afternoon,
the first ballot for United States Senator resulted in
10 votes being cast for Boutwell, II for Dawes for
Loring for Hoar and the rest scattering-S Of the
40 votes being gwen.
In the HOuse Boutwell, had 10 votes; Dawes. 81;
Loring l6; Hoar. z; Whiting, Q; Banks, 9, and the
rest scattering-237 votes being given.
LATER.-Thero were four ballots in the state sen
ate this afternoon for Senator 20 fill the vacancy
caused bv the resignation of Henry Wilson from the
United States Senate and. in consequence OF the
great pressure brought TO bear on the members,
there was no choice on the part Of that body. On
the second ballot, Dawes had Is votes Boutwel.
lO Loring. s.; and there scatterIng-the total
being Ss. On the third and fourth ballots, Dawes
had u; Boutwell,. 81; Lorng, g; and were scatter
ing AT this point the voting suspended.
In the House. the second ballot resulted IN the
choice of Mr. Boutwell, who received l24 votes OF tho
2Ss given-Dawes getting 92; Loring 10; Whiting,
6; and the rest being scattering. The result was
surprise TO the supporters of Dawes, and tonight
number of them had caucus and resolved to suck
by their candidate 1t also announced that
Whiting would probably withdraw IN the ConVen-
ton Tomorrow IN favor OF Dawes But even tho
full vote of Whiting will not help Dawes and IT ~
generally conceded here this evening that Mr.. Bout
well will be elected the first ballot of the two
branches Of the Legislature in convention az noon
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1nIRNEY ACRoss ME FRONTTER.

UNSETTLED STATE OF THE COUNTRY-FEARS OF
MOLEsrATION BY CARLIsTs - DESCRIPTION
OF TIE FRONTIER TOWNS.
IYRoh Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBuSRl
BEAsAIS, Province of GuipuscOa, Feb. IA
was In hopes when left Paris last night. should
CArlists not block the way, Of reaching Madrid To-
morrow morning We have neither encountered nor
seen Cars yet here we for the night stuck fast at
vayude station only about sc miles south Of the from
tier, and with prospects OF moving forward most
treney indefinite So outside the world is this hamlet
Che principal house Of which is the tumble-dOwn
gosada IN which I am now writngl that nobody
appears have heard anything about Amadeuss aodi
cation does the information, when communicated,
produce any other effect than slight shrug Of the
shoulders and the ndolent quotation Of some seuten
tious proverb From whom fortune has temporarily
placed soil barren interesting political informa
fion be expected but short narrative OF the
incidents Of travel may not be altogether devoid Of
amusement.
found Paris the fullest belief that the whole OF the
Northern provinces Of spain were more or less and
rather more than less, the hands Of the Carists.
These gentlemen was assured, combined the
business Of CaTism with the lighter occupation Of ar
resting the progress OF trains robbing the luggagevaDs
and The Passengers and occasionally shooting any way
fer who might be disposed actively 70 object 70 tins
lire OF conduct / certain 70 be robbed and might
be thankful escaped either being kidnapped for the
ske OF ransom or shot 70 encourage increase Of pas
hSef rarc on the route which about 10 traverse
0orse there was great deal Of nonsense about all
YET as trains had unduestionably been stopped in
e NOr'e OF spain and the passengers robbed some
''OO"'" !" pfecAouon seemed wise. Ihad about me a
-so euw oi money, chiefly in gold Certainly the
MONEY N@ not niue and In this regard might rerson
"y guoe INC provero. Yaeaas eaasa ysatoy ooraDa Ia
UO'eS sun II was my duty 90 nv hest % taNe caa
OF the money Of other people that haa shout 49,, -
there was the additional keen incentive % ao so ss
should lose II should find myself in the sytar
baFrassing situation Of being penness IN the MA,
u strangers betook myself therefore IN ,ha -
ventOn Of contingent Cariists. All the cns0 -,
with the exception Of few pounds for travsl,n -
penses and for decencys sake In of actually -, =
stopped, EXCHANGED for letter OF credit on Maose
banker. This document had into the back OF mas,
shirt between my shoulders which mature deibera
t1on. concluded tbe unkelest place for robber,
70 inspect with predatory Intentions This started
for the cASgaiR de fer dOyIeaas with calm serenity en-
geDdered BY the consciousness that had done IN best
ieould 70 protect other peoples property.
Tue nrst symptom OF trouble the refusal to Issue
heke further than Irun, the froner No reason
ss assigned By the diseToes young In charge Of
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THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

-,,y ouEsTION OF A CONSTITUENT CoRTES
IND or rUE AssFMBLY-SYMPATHY AT TAR
AC'H1eoNA With THE POLICY OF THE MINIS
TRY - -D. x,.-oA ., ,o-q
The Assembly has approved an amendment to the
IN nrovidng for the convoeatiOu OF a Constituent
cortes authorizing the Government to fix the date
s the election of deputies from the Island of Cuba
sefior Fgueras arrived at Tarragcna, yesterday
an ms way TO Barcelona. and stopped some time
there in consequence of manifestations Of sympathy
with ms policy by the pOpulace.
reaction favorable to the interests OF the conn
ry is beginning to make itself felt here ana I'D 'e
provinces. The volunteers of Malaga have resoi'eo
70 serve without pay The troops IN Barcelona are
ioining the volunteer corps.
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ALErrER FROM PRESIDENT GRANT.

received last evening by Mayor Kelley. explains ITSELF
EXECUTIVE MANSION WASHINGTON, March s. 1874
DEAR SIR: have the honor 70 acknowledge the re-
ceiut OF your letter Of Feb q, tnclosng copy of
preamble and resolutions OF the City Council Of Rich
rnond, extending the hospitales OF your city.
beg accept for yourself and associates
my thanks for the kind offer and invitation.
did intend visit several Of the Southern cites, Rich
mond among the rest very after the adjournment
OF Congress- but have been compelled by public duties
70 indefinitely postpone such visit. should be ane
at future day 70 make the trip Ihsd planned snali
most certainly visit Richmond Again thanking you 4
am. very respectfully. your oecdient servant,
BIS Honor A. H. Kelley, Mayor Of Richmond. Va
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the time are said 70 have heard and commented upoh
this oer II s further stated that MI Hutc INNS De,
her from 81 Louis evidently referred 70 ID tne
,snatcn AZ the leading member who Yns WORKING Tor
iiadv had abort talk with another member, ana Lha
member and one or two others who had ayowed tnolf
r Pogv nese staements it said, will ne sworn 20
and tbe names of the witnesses will be sent on with the
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
THE SEIZURE OF CENTRAL RAILROAD LOCOMO

ALBANY, March 1.-THE locomotives belong
ipe 20 the Central Railroad Company which selred
hy limited staies Collector Bailey been advertised
On, sais two yeeks hence In the time the Com
nany IA peruted them, with the understanding
That tAs tax VIII Do paid vithin the period nams&
New-York tribune., 1873-03-12
Election IN MEXICO.

PORFIRIs DIAZ CHOSEN CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
MATAMORAs, March 11.-Telegrams from the
City OF MeKic state that Gen. Porris Daz has been
elected Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Mexico
he becomes President OF the Republic in vacancy
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
DEFEAT OF TIE BRITISH MINISTRY.

DEFEAT OF TILE BRITISH MINISTRY.
THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL REJECTED BY THE
HOUSE OF COMMoNs-ACTIoN OF THE COR
PORATION OF DUBLIN.
LONDON. Wednesday, March H. 1873.
The House of Commons tonight, after protracted
debate rejected Mr.. Gladstone's Irish University
bill. The result of the division was announced as
follows
For the bill ill.-................-....-....
Against ...........-.....--....-...-o
Majority against the bll.........--..
The announcement of the vote caused great ex-
citement. The House adjourned until Thursday
LOSDos, Tuesday, March II, ls79.
The Corporation of Dublin last night adopted a
resolution condemning the Irish University bill.
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Majority against the bill.
OPINIONS N GERMANY ON PRESIDENT
GRANTS ADDRESS.


LONDON, Tuesday, March H. 1879.
A special dispatch from Berlin TO The Daily
Netrs says the German papers udicule and sharply
criclse the address Of President Grant delivered
the occasion his second Inauguration The papers ask
whether monarchia ought 70 keep mp diplomatic
relations with power whose Executive thus insults
them.
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rFIEGRAPHIc NOrEs

-. The last rail ON the Iexas Central Railroad has
laia
Gen. Anger. commanding the Department OF
rsras Br0wBve uUpossd he I'll xls ss-ps for
of As pseassy s,esA ssss easeA
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CRIMES AND cAsUALrrEs-BY rEIeGRAPH.
- F. Larter wholesale ieweler Of Newark, N.
.he !. .,,as 4. H. M.ssssss Hos css spsssss have
been roeesd last ssaasy Of q. 90 wsrsa q fe~A
George Wonderlock, German aee a, whale
nso.is.ssa ysssay ell s ssansi ne ysass sAs s.sA
q BAazsss. aSnsN Il - ~ - - s~
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THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.

LONDON, tuesday harcn IL lo''.
The Corporation of Dublin, last night,
adopted resolution condemning the Irish University
bill.
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CLIFTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, April A.--Ihe following Is the com.
p3rative cotton statement for the week ending un
the ll instant Net receipts at oil United States
ports, .e47 bales week last year, 3is7o bales.
Total receipts tate, G9S $50 bales; time last
Scar, a,55,D37 bales. Exports, a07H bales; same
week Inst year, 3l5ol bales. Total exports to date,
lsDo6s5 bales same time last year, NO bales.
Stock at all United states poris bales saine
time last ycar 35e,!s5 bales stock ut al interior
towns, 81 bales same time last year, dso5i bales.
Stock mt Liverpool, 83l,o 900 bales; same time last
year. 1903 900 bales American cotton afoat for Great
Britain, 10000 balcs same time last year. $4,000
bales
NOHFoLx, April l!.-Cotto,i--Set receipts, L7st
bales; exports coastwise, l,02l bales; sales. lao
bJcs: stock. s, ,l.2 !rales.
BALTIaoRE, april n.-Cotton quiet; middlings.
isc.; gross receipts, 20 bales; exports, 5l3 bales
NEW ORLEANS, april H.--Cofton in m0dcrate
demand; ordinary. l3gl?sc.; middltngg E4@Bsc.:
net receipts s59J bales gross. 5,105 bals Exports
To Great Britain. S,7is bales 10 continent, s,l9
bales. Sales 100 baies last evening, $500 bales.
Stock, ,42e bales. ..s sss- E.s
MOBILE, April li.-Cotton quiet and weak; good
ordinary, l8tc.; mddliugs istDlssc.; net receipts,
5S bales; exports colstwi!e, ~ bales; sales, d0o
tales; stock, 4n,d33 bales.
GALVESTON, april l4.-Cotton-Set receipts, 81
biles: Exports 10 continent, 1904 bales: c0istwise,
e3l bales. Sales, 200 bales: stock, 90, $50 bales
CHARLESTON, A. pr li.--Iutton quiet; midllings,
;es6rR2c; net receipts, 3is bales exports coastwlse
81! bales. ilc5, sO1 bales; stock, o7,1ss bales.
SAVANNAH, April N.--C0tton quiet; nliddbn2s,
lssc net receipts, 600 taleS. exports 10 continent,
1850 bales coustwlse, tbs bales Sales, $50 bales;
stock 28,S7s bales.
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CHURCH NoTFs.-The Executive Commit
tee of the Chesterfield Rib'o Society meets
this evening at o'c'ock at the PASTORS
study, Methodist church.
Tie Social Circle OF the Methodist church
meets Wednesday evening for election OF
officers, &c.
Rev. W. A Campbell will leave Wednes-
day for Fredericksburg to attend the session
of the East Hanover Presbytery.
County NorEs.-1'he Farmers Club of
Dale township met ut the old courthouse
Saturday, and elected NJ. Harnish, presl-
dent: John Murphy, vice-presdent; j. 5.
Taylor, recording secretary; h. M. Foster,
corresponding secretary; w. Z. Gill, treas
urer Dr.. T. J, Cheathaul, Lee Wells, and
B. j. Ike: am, executive committee.
The CeniI.l Methodist church, at Chester,
has SO far progressed that its Informal dedl-
cation by the pastor, Rev. r. Ferguson, is
expected next sabbath.
The Midlothian Coal Company haye re-
cciycd 4 large diamond drill, which vii! be
placed in position in few days. 4 large
quantity Of coal is being raised and many
new buildings are being erected on Pit Hill
CouRT MATTERs.-The April term OF the
County Court commenced yesterday.
Justice Foote sent e. Payne h jail lor
fur months for wife-beating, md tIed seve'
raj parties for dEorderly conduct.
OFrIcERs ELEcTED.-The oficers.elect o.
the i. q. B. Bare q. sayery, president; d
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MARINE IHTEElfGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AlRtL II, B5a.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman, New York. pcr-
egss a New YORK sse
merchandise, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, lrede-
gar, and Southern Frrtizing Company;
Schooner Schooner Baiimorc, fayior, phiiadcphla, coal,
Schoonsr Frlncss French. Throgmorton, Pbila-
dclphia. pig iron, frcdegar Company.
Schooner Emma Z. douglass, Baltimore, pig IRON.
Tredcgar Company
schooner Kate Ranger, New YORK. coal icr D.
Hawes and iron for TTefegar Works.
SAILED.
steamer Eliza TIancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
:haaaise and PASSENGERS. -. i: u'sta,n; a2ent.
s sna snpre IT,
Schooner Annic, Sheppard, Providence, iron, Cur
LIS & Parker.
Sailed from Providence. April llth, schooners
Amelia E. Cobb, Baker: Ii. NJ. Pierce, Pierce, Viz
ginil. c,-.
derilla. Gibson: bison rogers, jackson; ". Z.
Csh.wc !: rt'"t : II. r.. Frednore, C0nsiin bu.ils
y. +, y. has.ngs I,iton on ~ Z; II hnIshs. ,ni,s,s
t. - icI, Higgins, Elgaiuia for fair1ayen; Albert
IiiDn.as Rose, B,ltimorc.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
An expe, fenced pilot says thai The currents SI Tho
miles or shors. Iecarrent. arc hardly perceptbc
aryund Halifax harbor. Eight OF The eiesen Lights
are good sainbro can le seen twenty miles ana 1e
fBY sTgLgGBaPR.J
s.yaSSaH. sptil i - Arrived, steamship Semi
mole from Boston. Cleared, schceners Z. il, for
CHAaIEs1Oy, April fi..--arriyei,. schooner 4.
ilyyf,rd, from Bostop. sniled, brig <. rsDnell.
fyr New creal.5: Schooner J ~. saskney, Tor Bal-
ti,aore; !; schooner {. H. Wheeler, FOR . norincfh
port. s... ! ..s.,.,,~. &C
i Fntri.,s i AosIog. pril Sailed from Hamp-
on Eos,s to-day brifs Ably Ha 0rls,.i. sron kcil-
roua f,r Br Ii: also, large nnu,b7- of COASTERS
Arrived, brig Aaee, from Rio, Tor ort ~.
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Police CoURT-Justice IVhite-Lizzie
Willingham, for threatening to cut Mary F.
Smith with knife, fined S..
Mary F. Smith, for using indecent Ian
guage in the street, fined s..
Thomas Griffin, drunk and unable to take
care of himself, required to give 800 security
for thirty days.
Peter Mingle, drunk and resisting police,
fined 3.
Matilda Hill and Mary Jane Britton, for
abusing each other. fined s. each.
Ellen Tinsley, for beating Robert Harris,
fined 81.
William Cassiday, deserter from the
United States army, sent to United States
Commissioner.
Edward Forsythe. stealing coat valued
at S. from j. n. Burroughs & Co. CONT
nued until Monday next, and bailed in the
sum Of 5000.
Tazewcll Carr, threatening Robert Cook,
fined $3.50.
Ann Jones and William Coles, fined g
each for being drunk and disorderly in the
street.
Robert Scott, fined $3.50 for being drunk
in the street.
W. II. Cardwell. for beating Nelson
Meadows, fined $3.50.
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F. Bauglan, vice-prcsident; c. F. Gary,
secretary and treasurer. - 70.

+ u -
secretary and treasurer.
TEMPERANCE ERALLY.-Manehester Cor1nciI
should attend in body the meeting nj
Trinity church tonight, as the Richmond
temperance men have never failed TO respond
TO their calls for assistance. Meet at Coun-
eil-room at p. II. ,..
PARADE OF TIE ALERrs.-1he semi-anuual
washing and parade of Alert Fire Company
took place yesterday evening. at z. M.
the company, about forty strong, in full uni
form, with their beautiful apparatus, beaded
by kessnich's band, paraded through the
principal streets. receiving many conpli-
meats for their fiue appearance.
A BLooDLEss AFPAIR.-A duel was fought
yesterday near the western border Of town
by two young men we'll known in Mancbes-
ter "sociefy." Four shots were exchanged.
when the affair was amicably adjusted. A
young lady was the cause Of the resort 10
arms.
EASTER -MoSDAY.-The day was observed
by partial suspension Of business in the
mills, workshops, public schools, &C., by the
r. E. Lee Club at Sharp's island, and by our
German feIlow-citizens in an extensive man.
ner at Schutte's.
THE CASE OF RowLETT.-John Rowlett was
tried yesterday before the County Court for
cutting Charles Traylor, and sent enced to the
penitentiary for five years. The principal In
this case only received three years. Haw.
kins was sent for three years ut the last court,
hut obtained new trial.
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The largest attendance during the month
was on the 9th of April, when there were
present in the schools reporting zoo officers
and teachers and 2,l5G scholars.
The First Church school reported forty
baptislns, and the Manchester school re-
ported one during the month.
Messrs. j. B. Winston and }. u, Watkins
made brief addresses OH the question. 9 How
may the family and the Sunday school assist
each other2" after which the Association
adjourned.
METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOoL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of this
Society was held ut Centenary church on
Sunday afternoon at 3s O'Clock, I. L. d.
Waifurd, president, in the chair, and Is. d.
Christian assistant secretary.
The meeting was opened with singing hy
Centenary school. and prayer by Rev. >. {.
Granbery. The president made few per-
tinent remarks On the importance OF The
work, and introduced Rev. George Z. YAM
dersicc, who addressed the meeting, taking
for his text L motto used by Centenary
school, "Jesus Only" He spoke of this as
the true and only theme, and urged the
teachers to inculcate and the children TO
practice it. He made an appeal for teachers
In sidney school.
Centenary school sang numberof hymns,
among them Il pretty duet by Misses Sadie
tHabliston and Kate Evans---Mr John Nor
Rev. DR.. Granbery then addressed the
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meeting, referring to Centenary school par
ticularly, and urging them to 1seek early
that Jesus so often and so faithfully taught
them by earnest and loving teachers.
Mr.. Snyder, superintendent of Centenary
school, then introduced an exercise intended
to show the method of instruction pursued
in that school, which consisted of reading
the Scriptures and asking and answering
questions bearing on the same. THE in
structor asked the questions standing In the
altar, and the children in the gallery an
swered the questions promptly and accu-
rately. The exercise was interspersed with
singing.
DR.. Edwards closed by referring to Gil the
exercises, and inquiring if any good had
been done. He expressed the hope that
many good seed had been sown that would
bring forth much fruit.
The following is a summary of superin-
tendentS' reports for March:
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a GRAND TEMPERANCE MAss-MEETING, under
the au>picies of Crystal Temple of Honor
and Temperance; Springfield Division, Sons
of Temperance: and Stonewall Council,
Friends of Temperance, will be held at
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church this
Cruesday) evening, commenting at O'Clock.
Exercises to consist of a Bible presentation
to Crystal Temple by the ladies of Church
and Union Hills, addresses by Reys. A. II.
Sands and Dr.. J. G. Granbery, interspersed
with singing led by Dir. Z. =. Rady, of
Trinity Church choir. Revs. a. G. Bled'oe,
il. {. Cheatham, and II. Fl. Mullen will le
present and take part in the exercises.
The members OF the Orders above named,
with all brethren in good standing, will as
sembe in front Of the church ut a quarter
before o'clock.
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ISDEpENDESr ORDER OF GOOD

u SaaiAKtTANS.-Jhe SeSeEth sisn.yaIs.aII, %, OF
!! !INCOLy ittTitiE Will he celebrated F2-si0sh,.
HcW tWslilcsdsy, lGih,l by a gard isarafc oF ah
inc ,si n,irc., will be formed at Lteoin Ledge st
i, o,elock and viii proceed up srsnklin 70 Aaam.s
street, up ADAM i, 6rscc, Gown Cray 20 Sia,h,
~, sine.seath 30 Frsaklin, up tranklin 10 itir-
conn, a nm thirteenth 70 i.n, mp irold % Eia
.ars, miseTe IN address Will be deyera ny sns
;srs' af AID, Greer. Lc:n, EsHg down brsaa 70
S1ia,as. s,nwn Acaias 70 Maia, aan doYa mai. " ~, ~
ssffi, I'M ftf.a 10 Elsiaktn, up ssuiixuss " sus
sspassi = ~ s'4sA NJ N, EisHEe. Grand Chief
I.ENfS A. RisstE, Secretary.
j. e. wYisgLTos, Chief Msrsiial oi tas NJ ,sa5,,s
s Mp. PRICE, asststant Mar hal w assss
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TIE BALL OF THE BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
The ball last night at Assembly Hall, given
by the Catholic Beneficial Society, was de-
cided success.
The immense building was very well filed,
aud all enjoyed themselves as only the sons
and daughters Of "Grcen Erin " can.
The dancin" was kci;t UP until late hour
and everybody went home highly pleased
with the entertainment.
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IMPORTANT GRAND JURY CHAEGE-1n the
Henrco County Court yesterday, Judge Mi
nor, in his charge to the grand jury, called
their attention particularly to the condition
of the roads in this county, and said that the
impression which seemed to prevail through
out the county generally that under the pre-
sent system overseers of roads could not be
held criminally liable for failure to keep their
roads in proper order was a mistaken one,
and had no foundation in law. BY an act
approved Marc, 20, 1871, amending the act
commonly known as the road-iaw, overseers
of roads may now be presented and fined
for neglecting TO perform any duty required
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, april li.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat firm white choice, s:.1eGi$?.l5; fair TO
prime 81 sOG seos; choice amber, s.lO@S2l2; good
to prime red, $f.9e@as2; common to fair, SLIGO
il so: red western. sl.seGlSl.s5; amber westcrn,
Sl.9. IslV5 Corn dull: white southern. o7n6sc.; !;
yellow southern sSc. Oats firm; southern, 5QGf5ac
Provisions quiet. Mess pork sl7@Sl75o. Bulk
mcats-~noulders, Gtc. rib-sidcs. sAc.; clear rib
sides ssc Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders. DO
7,c.; rlb-sides. gsc.: clear rib-sldes DC; sugar.
cured hams, 12i0rl5c Lard dull ut sic. Wcstern
butter firm: receipts better; prices unchanged.
Whskey nominal mt gpIc.