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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19

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VIZ c., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. S. r Il.
W.. Late o., A. & NJ. r. r.
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DOUBLE DAILY,BA DAAVlLlE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
BETWEEN BALTIMORE and DANVILl.E
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and sitter Monday. Aug. ., 1874.
SOU1HWARD-Leeve Baltimore SEQ III.
and 500 y. nj. Leave Washington EOS a. m.
and 7:0s p. m; Alexandria 7:53 Il. m; snd ,:9t
charlottesville ! 39p.m. and !22:5U m. Lynch
burg 500 .. M. and 4:l3 y. ID, and arrive al
I~anville {: 10 y. III. sid $50 II. M, C~chTcctl SHl
Gordonsvi!ie with Chcs. y Ohio Road, East and
West; nj Lynch0urg. with Atlantic, Miss sne
Ohio, to West ard Southwest, srd, NJ Gan!i!ia
with the Picdn ont All. .,inc,roa! iriHts in i
and South Carolina, Goorsia, Florida snu nc
Southwest
NURTHWAED-Leavc Ennvi:le 90 n. IL
and 400 y. M; Lynchbu : al 800 II. II. AK
l0:l5 y. m; Charlottesville l2:u2 pm. ard Ell -
M. Gurdonsville n l:3O p. II. anI 2!u H. N
arrive ~ Alexandria 800 y. n. and o:io d III
Washington G:35 y. III. and 6:j3 II. m, .nG al
Baltimore $50 p IL. and 900 =. M, conlcc'Ins
at Lynchburg, with trains from West IN y, VI
s. q. Il r.; at Charlott"svi!. with trains L. nl'd
from the Virginia Springs AID the West Al
Washington, 10 he West ana AL the Ea>t,rl
cities NJ DhiLlllloic, 10 j El'hucl tHla aV| c"
York.
MANASSAS DlEISION-Pa<Scn2Sr train
leaves Alexandria daily, except Sunday, NJ ~
\. M, and arrives nj Stra>burg Junction ~ l2E
y. III. Leaves >trA>burg At l:+5 +. m. "nd NJ
rivcs ut Alexandria $50 p. IN. connecting l.
Washington and the North. Tni. train makes
close connection, nj Stra>burg, with III" mai,
train OF the Eallcy Road 70 Orkney anG l:awtey
Springs and MI points westward. ard t. VIII
chester and Cspon and Jordan'S White Hulp!u III
Springs.
EXCURSION TICKETS, good to October
3lst, to ali the Virginia Spri!.g:, on ' RILEY
Road, on CheS. j. Ohio and Atlantic, Miss. anG
Ohio Roads. on sale III Washington, AlcAan
dria, Lynchburs ard awhile.
Special attention i called Ia the fact tnat "
full supply OF thruueh tickets - al points s"uit
Of uanvi!ir is now uli.rc. nj The principal "thr'~
Of the Company.
aug S-tf j.. VI. BROADUS, &. y. A..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
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Having bought out the firm Of !. Schwartz s.
Co., Sarepta Clothing Hall, which business l in
tend to carry on to the full extent of my capa-
city, | would assure the public that | have not
forgotten the extensive liberality of their former
patronage, and Deg leave to express my high ap
probation thereof, hoping Cor \ resumption of
the same, with the assurance on my part OF up
ri. hit and liberal dealings, and the guarantee of
giving full satisfaction in all cases to all my Gus
TONERS.
il = ). DEALHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
NOTICE.

We have this day sold our entire stock of ner-
chandise and book accounts to MIR. 5. Dcalham,
who is authorized to receipt and sign the firms
name in liquidation Of all outstanding debts.
l. SCHWARTZ s. co.
N. B.-Thanking the public for their liberal
patronage, we would be pleased to hear OF their
continuation of the same to our successor.
l. S. & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
From the People.

There is no case of Dyspepsla that Green's
August Flower will not cure. 90 to your drug
store and inquire about it. If you suffer from
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, In
digestion, Liver Complaint or Lerar cement of
The system, try it. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you. "
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United States. We have
not less than FIVE hundred letters from druggists
saying it is the best medicine they ever sold for
Consumption, Throat or Lung Disease. Sample
bottle of either 10 cts. Regular size 70 cts. FOR
sale BY HENRY COOK s. CO., and all drug
gists and storekeepers in the country: sep IA
Political Discussion.
We are authorized to announce that General
Eppa Hunton and Mr.. James Barbour will nd
dress the people Of the counties named on the
court days OF the respective counties as follows:
Rappahannock, I'd, Monday in September.
Fairfax, Sd Monday in September.
Orange, 4th Monday in September.
Madison, Attn Thursday in September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
GALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAY.
y MENT OF CITY TAXES.

NALE OF PKUP FUR NUN-PAY-
- MENT OF CITY TAXES.
Under the following order recently passed by
the City Council, wa will expose ut public sale, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of October, 1874,
in front of the Market Building, Royal street,
Alexandra, Va, the following
LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, or as much thereof ms may be necessary
to pay and satisfy the taxes, assessments, or
charges due to the City Council of Alexandria
on the same:
"ORDERED, That the Collectors of Taxes be,
and they are hereby, directed to advertise and
sell all property for unpaid taxes, as follows, to
wit:
THE list of property on which taxes are due
and unpaid shall be made off by May lst, 1874,
and published in the two daily papers of this
city once in each month until September first,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
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ysrASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-19
STMMER ENT. TWODAILI
TRAINS, ENCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND

TRAINS, ENGErT StED"ly hH-
pUECELLNlLLE, BEGIN
MING MAY ), ISL,
Lcxve Washington II ~ IN. Ana = H.
and Alexandria At 9:io ~ IN. md ilu = IA
lass Lersburg going westward ht ll.21h. w.,
and G:25 y. m; and nrriv" ri Purr"i,yi.'' n l.
m. and y. III. Leave Purcc!.yIll" "t 3.''' Il; '.
1870 D.. H., pass Lccsburs going ".st"",H -
600 q. m. and Flo y. m. and arFlv" "a h''"'
andria nj 5. - II. m, and Bib +. IN, and ~ ""'"'
Ington nj $50 a. IN. and 800 p. IN.
re-" Passenger. from Washington wa ;s""
The WASHINGTON and ohio COS nj tlI' Baliia.f"
nd Potomac RniIrual sutton Il! ." u. III. ""i r.
~, and ." through /" PuI""r!titI" "i:A''-
change Ui Cars. .,,,
The 4.l0a II. III. train from Alexandria anil
.. m. train from ru:cc!lviI.c connect - /"
c~el!ville with kigrr: DAILY LIN" II C"Hc'"'
:or SnickcrSyille, kcrryvi!.o md N!Arh"'%'f
also with Rcamer's Liueot Coaches, whic" 'c''"
Lccsturg daily for Aide and MIddi"buTg.
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets. $50.
r. II. HAVENER,
sp 30-tf Genera! ii'"'I As"'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PROTECTION TO BANKRUPTs.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. Judge Woodruff gave al important decision respect
ing the Of bankruptcy court to order the sum
mary examination OF man who has received MS ais
charge in bankruptcy and whose liability for debts has
therefore ceased.
On June 49, 1867, Nathaniel Dale filed his voluntary Pc
tton In bankruptcy and two days afterward he WAS
adjudicated involuntary bankrupt During the fol-
lowing October NJ Andrus was elected assignee or the
bankrupts estate and assignment thereof was made
to him. On JAN T. 1863, Dale obtained his discharge In
bankruptcy, anu IL was filed the ninth day OF the
month. On Nov. a. 1872 the petition OF the
assignee Judge Bachford OF the United States District
Court granted under Section &c OF the Bankruptcy act
sn order requiring Dale to appear before Register
Fitch and be examined relative to tho bank
ruptcy proceedings Dale objected on the ground that
lie had received his discharge in bankruptcy and that
therefore, he not subject 10 tho order OF the Court
The Judge overrued the objections and again ordered
Dale to appear the Register. Dale then appealed
Judge Woodruff Of the United States Circuit Court,
who the Of his decision overriding that OF the
Court below says, in substance:
IL would seem extraordinary II Congress intended
that debtor should continue subject TO the power OF
the Court after the granting OF his discharge III bank
ruDtcy, and after his liabilities for debts had ceased
The latitude sought to be given to the power Of sum
mary examination would tend TO great abuse against
which IL would be difficult IL not Impossible, Tor the
guard the abuse Of the proceeding TO great
personal inconvenience, oppression ana even 10 ex0r
ton. This would be very great evil The order OF the
Court requiring the examination OF Dale was npr0yl
IDENTITY made and without jurisdiction. The proceedings
against Dale must, therefore, be dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
sion and after few minutes the doors were reoPeDed
and the Senate adjourned tiil Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Messrs BECK Dem, Ky) and CRossLAND
Dem. Ky made personal explanations OF the scene IN
the House yesterday each disclaimns any idea OF
offending the other and both making apologies to the
House.
The sPEAKER then proceeded 10 the call Of commit
tees for reports OF private character
After some time being spent IN Committee OF the
Whole the private calendar, the House. on motion OF
Mr. L. K HOAR Rep.. Mass) took recess. 10 Rlve an
opportunity for the introducton'of the ChetJnsnce to
the members of the House indivdually-a ceremony
which graco fully performed by the Speaker.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration OF
business connected with the District OF Columbia.
DILL authorizing the Washington City and Point
Lookout Railroad Company 10 extend lie line through
the City OF Washington proiuced good deal OF agita-
ton and excitement, IL being opposed generally by the
members from Pennsylvania, which opposition Mr.
HALE Qiep, N. " attributed to the influence OF Tom
Scott and the Pennsylvania Central Rsroad company
while 10 developed on the other hand that Mr. Ship
the delegate from the District was the VcePresi
dent of the Company The discussion war carried on
amid great noise aud confusion.
Mr.. kEGLEY rep, PenD.J moved 10 lay the bill on
the table.
Pending the vote Oh that motion, the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
THE REINHART ARSON CASE.

The trial of August Renhart, the alleged
incendary who is charged with firing his in the
house. No. 124 stantonst for the purpose OF
defrauding the GeTmana Fire Insurance Company, was
continued in the Court OF General Sessions before
Recorder Hackett yesterday. Elias selig, Julius
Rosenhem, Bernard Bee, Morris Wesbaha, and julius
HelmsteiD, testified that Reinhart was In his own
saloon No. 1854 Delancey-st between p and IL p.
IN. the day ofthe fire. Solomon Goldberg Reinharts
messenger said that the night OF the fire he saw
number OF silk dresses velvet coak and Is or 20 boxes
OF cigars the closet in which the fire was discovered
The prisoner then testified that the day OF the lire he
went TO his own saloon, about p. M. and remained
there until halfpast TO- when he went to another saloon
which he left upon hearing that there was IRE IN MS
rooms. He rushed there and found that part or MS
property had been put out the reescape lie got no
answer to his questions 10 the origin Oh tue
FIRE. In the closet which burned he had
kept his own aud his wife's clothing, with
large quantity OF cigars Upon crOssexamnatiOn, the
information was elected that ne had been Obliged to
leave Chicago on account OF some transactions In cigars
in which he failed to carry ont contract. Several
presses for the manufacture OF cigars were seized on ms
premises here by United states officers IN consequence
Of his working without license Several witnesses Ies
titled 70 the good character OF the prisoner.
Mr.. Hummell summed up for the defense and Assist.
ant District Attorney Rollins replied The Jury retired
after brief charge, and, they had not returned AT
II. m the Recorder went home, giving directions that
they should be locked up oil night.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-fn steamship Rasd Feb. POI philips,
H. Dea Ko-h, G. smith, A Boyd, c. Hastings. II. Alcot,
sss@ n sooney Mr. snd & CenTsd Rev D. Conrad H.
Wood T. Gait Mr. and Mra Ah and children, Mrs and Miss
Perkins. l.. W. Jannsy Law, Mr. Foster H. ho-
H. H. Waters, Miss Christian ML and Mrs LoI'ner AeI
Hsney J.. TeagIe, }. A. White, G. Pnddes, J. Phddes,
jordan p CLERK, Mr. Mrs. and Mis-. Turner, T. D. Howell
and Mrs Seymour. c. Porsmann. Van Meter Mr. and
Kendrick Misc A. Taylor w. srwoc e. Leech A. O. Paul
eager, W. Hckok W. Taylor G. H. Taylor a. sutro
McMsse Dr. NJ Ryer Capt Greenfield Acock j. Hutchinson
vsrons w. H. Glynn, N AcNish. j. Sheldon, w.
Emmett
FROM HAMBURG-IS steamship Schiller Peb 20.-Hen H. E.
Aoring julius Bruse. - -
FROM HAVANA. steamship Cuy Of Mrtda Feb 20-Mr,
Hills Julia Dodd Mrs Gomez A. Pohmann aud children A.
Martinez Chas Sargent NJ Montero T. Lonsl A. hels r. MI
r,pdA SanbOrn A. Torsn i. A. Dreyer. Hsary Scafd
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PHOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF FoRGERIEs.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. Judge Blatch'ord decided an important question
relative to the rules Of evidence in where forgery
is interposed a defense.
The Government brought a suit against Louis Mesa
man ms First Lieutenant OF Company b. I5th Regiment
N Y v. to recover $!53 ~, The following alleged facts
were stated
On July 90 1894 Messman presented his payroll for
the months OF January and February OF that year. ana
received S2j3 70 thereon. IL was afterwards as Is
claimed discovered that, March 49, 1864, hessmsn
had received bis pay for those identical months, and
that therefore he had drawn double pay for them
Yard and Furlong, counsel for Messmsn, set up the
defense that one OF the payros which the s2s ~
was paid was forgery and that he had never received
any part OF the sum mentioned in II. The Government
sent ON from Washington photograph copies both OF
which purported have been signed by MessnaIl OF
the pay-rols for months mentioned. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney SmODs proposed TO Introduce them as
evidence but Judge Batchford interruptng him. said
The defense this Is that one or those pay-ros
is "A forgery; you must, therefore, produce the orig
nal rolls" .,., -
Mr.. snons then obtained postponement OF the case
to give him time TO produce the original pay-r
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY Fra 2l
Mails for Gr.'i Britain AMI Ireland va oGesaso~n and by.peo
BY The steamship Repgbh at II Supplementary Mall bs
closed AZ the PostOBoe AZ l;30 Steamship sails At NJ
IRON W bite Star Dock, PAyonia Ferry. IerseY CIV "
For Continental and Bremen Mail via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen
BY he steamship Hsnsa close at " ~ Suppemeuta, Mail
from fpct Of Third ST.. Hoboken
Direct iernsn Prasln closed Mail nv this line
for French NAL direct Brett Hayre BY the steamship
Europe close $3.50 IN. steamship sails at from Pier
No. 80 N.R. ... .. mos
Mails tor Havana ,nd MEXICO steamship Ceopatra close M
suDDnentary Mail closed the 0hce 2;4O steam
ship sails at 8 y. from Pier No. 3 ". X.
Mails for Brsn the Argentine Republic West fndes etc by the
steamship South America, close Supplementary, Mail VIII
close the Poet Once at 2l5 steamship sails at p from
Pier No. 80 n X. ..... ..... .-... ... ..
AAh tor Rey West bv George w. Clyde close at
p m Steamship sails at 3 .. m from Pier No. 20 X. r.
Malls tor kes0Indand New l0rs PoOboe every day
n %. via IfaRfaI.
Mail for Halifax N closed Nes.York Post O1ee
LAY at D. m, and wa Boston
SUNDAY. Pss. ~.
All Malls close at II o'clock The iost-0hce 10 Ios
v II a. n.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
4 STOCK SUBSCRIPTION ENFORCED.

In the case of the Brewers Insurance Com
pany OF America organized under the laws OF Wiscon-
sim against Henry Clausen jr of this city, an action
was brought to recover q 900 as an insallment
subscription OF $OCO the capital stock OF the Com
pany The defense was that neither the subscription
nor any part thereof to be paid until 100000 had
been raised in this city for such capital stock that that
sum had not been raised and that therefore, the de-
fendant could be legally required to pay any part
OF his subscription. =,
This case which has been trial for several days In
the United States Circuit Court before Judge Shipman
was terminated Yesterday by a verdict In favor OF the
plaintiff Ex-GOv. Solomon for the palntif, and y. a.
Beach for the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21

had not received the money and had not ratified any
borrowing by IDpersol. their treasurer therefore, All
that could be granted was an alternative mandamns
which would raise issue OF fact whether tho re-
turn were true or not to be tired before conrt IN
regular way and not merely on afidayits.
Ey-Judgc Porter took up Mr.. Strahan's argument
where he left or claiming briefly that there were
material facts In dispute which properly TO be set
tied by Jury The city aud county had the same right
of trial by jury any OF It's citizens and would be
u dangerous precedent to establish that any claiin
against the city of NewYork could be determined sum,
mariiy-the largest rights being involyed-decllea
against their protest and Oaths, legal. competent
admissible evidence, witnout trial. Whatever RELIEF
he lie entitled 10, he cannot take percnptory man
damus
The further hearing was adjourned until to-day ut H.
when Mr. Anderson will reply for the bank
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--The Senate in Execu-
tive session to-day, confirmed the following nomna-
tions:
w Receiver OF Public Moneys Phoebe New j. C. Foe
RegeI at Phoebe. New.
NJ illinois Kingston Canada Newton
Crane Of Missouri AancheT Nathaniel Lyons Of Sierra Leone at
Sierra Leone.
ni states hashas-Aae oumbv Northern District
Of NewYok; Edward Kesy for Washington Terto Benjamin
J. SpooneT for Indiana. -
Coiecors Of CusonJArnes Brady jr 81 Pail River Mas VIM
CoddInson at Perth Amboy, n j.. ~ b. Mutt at P'sAnA
Quoddv, Nc.
Posir1dserf-Sdney NJ ThorntoVn. Ind A. Kngsb1
8, Homer ~ y Thomas c. Chieuden at Adams. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Yesterday
-. in.ues gb.rvood Lssss King committed hf roeosg
Ssh, Have. II No 065 Bseosds Of silver wseh 'sasa "
&l2. ,,,.
Michael Holland and Martin T. Quin were held IN
fokyi Police Coart yesterdsy 90 ehATe
David Rysn $50 Esst Twenty second ana s
x,r,l, narng .ChAs Hsey wm new on ss"sE" ""'s
S45 hon Richard Puof
Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday JUS
uee u,.srboa committed Joseph LefoJ IA eesa' aN s..hi
.iih watch from the poehet OF ooeo sun
is Rs,mosd Doyle held 10 sasusf for steal
L. on.p Of clothing valued al f3f ron 'ne sip'ees 'Asoo
o?P.dsL Power o. No. 3S5 seeonisve
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
THE MASKED BURGLARS FATE.

Patrick Conway alias PATSY" Conroy was
brought before Judge Clifford In the Court of Sessions
at White Plains yesterday to receive sentence under
the Indictment of which he found guilty two days
before of having of the masked burglars
who numbered the resdence OF Miss l.. h. Emmett IN
New. Rochelle Dec %, 1873 Judge Clifford sentenced
Conway TO 30 years imprisonment at hard labor sing
Sing Prison. .,o 49,,
for the same ofense Judge Clifford sentenced him also
IN % years imprisonment at hard labor In Sing Sing
nr,son The court was then adjourned until Thursday
next when John Burns alias John Orr the lest OF the
hand will be tried.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
DECISlONB-FEB. 10.

o..m. Co,,t-Chambers- Judge Barrett
p " AT Ad,ms smith Green Piesp .st H.amond
."Sooas $40 costs Getty ct Al ~ p , Va
or,n Thompson sg brown al kase, reeI az R,
nm. Tyss agt Uaa Stairs Sahmanns rorpsao nos
.,nuloa md a.siEos. asL boah s'ae H. ,o-noop
,.,t. witt 4 10 oot Ia The matte. DC Bow@.n nss,s
h, .el IN. Or,ss IydoseH Heat aud Lga'
a..,ct E,A.. agi rhs haJoI k.-hjnoh grAniea 49,.
sxt Pssss-hssss snssA p''.~'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
THE GOLD CERTIFICATE ROBBERY.

William Conklin, the special deputy sheriff,
who was recently convicted Of stealing gold certificates
from Burr g. Craft brought up in the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions before Recorder Hacket, yesterday for
sentence. Ex-Judge Cardozo appeared for his client,
and said that he had time to examine the evi
dence he therefore made no argument In support OF
his motion for a trial, but contented himself Win
formally excepting to she ruling OF the Recorder. In
denying IT, COnkn was then sentenced TO State Prison
for ". wears. Al hard labor.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
s&~
CIVIL. NOTES.

In suit brought in the Brooklyn City Court
yesterday by Paul Nicolsdse against Daniel T. Dypan
N recover damages for defamation Of character the
iary awarded the plaintiff t23.
The Government brought suit to coEdernn
ta0ooo worth Of watch movements, clsipsd by Louis
starseerger the grouna that hs had infrnged the
names and trade marks OF American manufacturer.
In the United States District Court yestsSNy on mo-
ton Of Col Ethan Allen Judge Batchford dismissed
the proceedings against 6trasberge II appearing that
there was no evidence 70 sustain ehs charge against
him. =.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21

Ae sg Brdss-Moton Grimm sst Hsrnboh he-Order'd
toat Sheriff Tar costs
special TemBy Judge Van Bunt Psinehs nuasj Alasee
and Benevolent Asohon st. Psteks Mptu Ahsnoe Assoeis
hon "a sl-tonplain Dismissed. th lf. ~tss "l
Superior Coari-Speci rerm-By Judge sedgvek-0wkJ art
hstby0rer grantti CAlsshAn Kelogg-Mobon dtnsed
Hays0oi sgi fuller.-Refereuee ordered
CJn PssSpecisl yaiye RhlnsonJohn kthSeeh'
en BHJ,tb sebwecs,n-Judgmeut Of divorce Pasuh
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
Goparinfrsbw Notires.

NOTICE is hereby given that the cOpartner-
.h, su heretofore ersung aaisr Of T. TATE i
Co. va. Dissolved By nuu. consent Feb Il 1874 The bushes
,ll continued BY ELLIS BRIGGS sno nov '"e
svver II esims due the said hrn ats' b,ntoos
Hsv.Yort. feb 10, l674 .; heI.o e.- Da,o,o
TSIIF COMPREHENSIVE FIRM under the
i name Of JOHN q. WILLARD Co. 10 hs tes ista dJ ''
yebrsry 1874 dissolved By mutual consent ,x nm
tn. business Will hesaner b earrisd on ot the JUN
AANorA'i'" ' JOHN g. WILLARD,
X n STBBBlSS.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21

MINIATURE ALMhNAI.
Sun GAG SUP s ... Dab Moon se,...l1 "a
DAI-A-h
SANDY Hook l26 Cove ssnd 600 Hell Gate Ferry l20
water rav DAY..
sandy Hook IslsDd... 005 Hell Gate Ferry l:54
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21
PREVIOUS GOOD CHARACTER
L. IL. DLLL...--LLI 49, al .--l--L

The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, in an article that
ought 10 be seriously pOudered, calls attention 70 he
uDthlnkiug manner ~ nich characters" are com
monty given ian is socially agreeable ana free from
any mputaton cf crime and therefore his friends step
forward 20 commend hin for almost any position or
trust, Oh tAe score Of previous good characer" Ia
the OF youth not 10 old, who has Just beeu
sentenced in Manchester, England for forging two
checks the Rev. ia. Vaughan testified llat tle Iad
abOred under radical unsOdnducss OF character,
and that the poor boy as dOcne, as dlgent, az
wecOuduCied any OF those who under framing
in the choir the church" "A II that had anything TO
do with the boys aUhy TO Withstand tho fearful temp
t2a9p tq ua;aa he was sN'4ch! "!9 i0s' '"''N7'a'f
New-York tribune., 1874-02-21

ALBANY, Feb. 2O.-Thc Court of Appeals dav cal
spd.r isI honay Fh 23 oos Non ISL ia So le l0l
lO2 lO7