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HARLEll RIVRR BRANCH.
IyOr oA.r s.spseai, a.d Railroad. see 1Nsrd PoesT

Commencing ptembeT IA, 1874 80
Trains leave Harlem kiyer Station 3. and 9:l5 EOO
S;JO 44O. 5:l5, ami Gas .. . IL -.
Gomez wh Norsans eeambos Co leaving Fulton
Market SIP for Harlem River Station North heN-iUk .
posters at boeb ana depo
f upt y. Y DiylNeD, New 1ork.
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Boars and Rooms.

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6tationerp.

WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, PRINT
iNG, sIAIlONERY. ke, at low figures samples by mail
LIVINGSTON MiDDLBDITCH Bareayt (Asof House) n Y
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sinks into the eternal rest and am called 10 tne VIII
ness stand, had been her physician ana put upon
the Observation-Disclosures my lawyer, without my
witnesses of whom have dozen 10 prove all THIS ana
the broken English OF myself aud my riend.a German
physlcian-poOh poohed aside misrepresenteu ana HIS
construed. i,
Thst it was the Coroners intention to do me an in
Justice do not In the least believe only think tnat nc
was himself deceived with regard to the anmns OF an
this. 1 could not explain myself well IN English pnt
was not absolutely refused but told 1t was OF no
consequence necessary and audGmenT SO TO speak
lie mind that the patient had died through my neglect
WHY, they might wei have placed II upon The sh9n
ders Of the Khan Of Tartary smHrck Bat theY un
however, leave an impression upon the puolc mlhd Us
false as dicer's oaJhs
treating thousands Of patients in this country during
the past with the loss OF only eight OF them by
long life OF what believe to be useful and honorable
toll and all this they would take from me WIN breath
STATE Of Ne,o- York. Ciiy and County Of NeW York So;
Carl C. beng dny S%osa sys 9f"s sub
scrbod by him true. except as ~ the matters theren
stated on information and belief ana Us 10 lhose ia'
tiers he believes IL to be true. 49,
DIR. c. c. sCnEFERDI cKEB. Licensed Physician.
Sworn to before this l0tA day OF Noyem ler lot.
O. Z. SMITH, Notary Public, y. \. County
As friend patient OF Dr. SchiefercecLer II gives
pleasure to add NV testimony 70 tue run St H
regoing and my profound behef III the Valuo o ms
system, and the skill and insight WIN wnc1 nc az
Ifnlly ndorse all that is said and heartily
clad that IN so doing am abe express publicly my
appreciation OF ihe value OF his services 10 ne anu my
I Was a patient Of Dr. schle'erdecker's during the
above and nothing amss IN the conduct
- '--' KATE FIELD.
| Iconcur with the above testimonials
| MARSHALL O. ROBERTS.
From hundreds of Testimonials Of first re.Pccia-
| bility. select aud conclude with one from Juuse
During 1866 and 1865 received continuous treatment
at Dr. ScAeferdecker's establishment for period Of
some seven months with great permanent benefit TO my
general health. The Establishment so far as saw, WAS
'0NUu'''N WAN 'D''-' - ]. S. BoswoRTH.
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producer of time and this bankers time Is money or
nearly money.
In the second place. II you have plenty OF money
but no full production, there must DO denciehoy
Of labor; labor taken as system In the society
Capital Is the command of value. and consequently
OF labor, and O certain mass Of capital requires
a corresponding system OF combined laDor-
that is such quantity and quality OF labor as may give
tho capital Of society the full degree oil its extent anu
power. You have railways and fine houses ana o'nei
splendid thi ngs but you do not have the command Oh
that combined labor your capital Is dead or hah DEAD
1t cannot move. The fact ia. you have only nomh"
not real capital, because capital andyaiue ana money
without a symmetrical establishment OF labor are put
names and signs aud not realities Now You VIII per
haps object that deficiency OF labor Is not your case anu
that you abundance OF hands which you cannot
employ. Such objection would not be correct. III
you will build palace which requires 100000 bricks,
you have only so 600 have you then an apnnaan,
number of stones fol- tho construction OF your palace
employ inem except You Will be content live in cot
tage. Therefore you have too many bricks only because
you pave TOO le% nSn 'e fr msEng railways and
houses and you have not sufficient labor 10 MI tDem up
6r pS,onrb the 0SSr market may at the first sight
overstOcked. One hundred workmen, II you need
had an OVERLOOKING provision Of labor and Europe the
contrary there would still he in America want OF COM
And now compare the numbers of yon population and
Immigration OF the LAST score OF years Win aSSe Ur ne
during the Napoleon aud BISMARCK era Oh tn9
iuccssant strikes and other reductions OF Tue day anu
yearly work OF the epidemic diseases hleh taxes ana
famine prices; OF the dOsnasn In the CDutchi OF tue
nilltarsm in the state and OF so MANY things when
keep down the development OF CIVILIZATION ana OF inc
higher qualification OF labor. Then tnnK you VIII ad-
init that IN modern society there many and strong
causes Of want Of Labor Our present of society,"
cannot refrain from procaimBs 1t Is great Labor
Killer and whatever kills labor kills capital B1d sea-
sons, wars. bad politics. ignorance ana supefsullon-
such are great the want OF combined labor
what is to be dOae then The answer Is ready. GIVE
high and free way to the social development OF
labor Never forget that fa OF value Is q deficit III
| the labor system. am, sir, yours truly,
Hermann ROEsLER, Full Dr.,
Professor at the University of Rostock.
Rostoek, Heckienb,rg- SchrCrth, Oct. 30 1874
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CAUSE OF COMMERCIAL CRISES.

PROF. ROEsLEa's CRITICISM OF PROF. RoNAMY PRICES
ADDREss-A CRISIS REDUCTION OF The VALUE
OF CAPITAL.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: l read with great interest the address
OF Prof. Bonamy Price OF oxford University concerning
crises in commercial history which was published in
THE TRIBUNE of Oct. last. Mr.. Price terms a CONNER
ca crisis dlsproportion OF consumption and produc
toD and he thinks that not destruction but
production of consumed goods IL the essential cause OF
such calamity. In the first place cannot admit that
consumption OF goods which not reproduced
not destruction. Soldiers consumers but not pro-
ducers country laborers consumers but they don't
reproduce in OF bad harvest, and all work
men whose work remains without result. The coDclu-
sion OF this ia that we are investigate the
O commercial crisis, We cannot make q difference be-
tween bad harvest. war, and bad speculation. But
wonder that Mr. Price stopped at the very point where
he should enter into the question think the question
How is IL that the manufacturer and the proprietor
have not reproduced TIE money transmitted TO them by
the banker. and what TO be done In such case In
my opinion commercial crisis is general reduction In
the value Of capital arising either from of money
o want Of labor. II you do not have large produc
tion, not enough money for paying prc6s in the
Of large expectation Of gold and silver, or of
disorder the money system, capital must be
less deprecated That the value Of tho exchange
able goods and Of property must fall under Its real level
Aue nave ieSc Vhfue III your you nave
more II You had more money. You are like nan with
two carriages but only two horses for of them and
70 the other carriage really not existing for you This
sort Of crisis may be cured by the augmentation of
money. especially by the transformation Of crcdiif
not before exhansted-intO money, and that is the
bankers business Money Is ready ya4e, credit is not
READY valne; that is TO say, deduction Of tme-say
three months-from its nominal value. TIE bankers
business Is TO remove ncnrly remove thai dferepc
OF LIN" BY l0e Issue Of bank pates 80 the banker 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE

NETWORK CITY.
Pesr. DGNrt 2-ls 2y-ONei Alexander Camp an oo
g. Eliza Ouo-lh pa.............. S2tSOO
Prospcc,-p,sce p 500 n u 42i l6S25 iS; Cohen
St97st No 1871 31So62 s. Ker1e Gemnler.... $4,000
Apsa F. Vie Of john il 2O5OO
Jtsson'. 80 " 500
iG. nam bacl SG 70 sr ss a' ... $500
3J!-It, s, $50 Of Madison ave. @3TJ..9; GcOFte
BsISn 70 Emma D. "'s 10000
1000
Z0lS It OF ~ oj.4xJ53; NJ Miller - 800
Kramer oncbaf piit........ O,UOJ
eo. -', COOOo
S.o q Is... ..".' .,.. ..... 10000
Johnsoz-aye, Indefinite locality at spuvten Dnyv 5Ot
IO7. a1j Gllchrlsi Thomas Henry bIsaH ~ Charles
lot No Eltuu3 NestehesIer Co,
nal
Same Mary Barns Bridget Nominal
NlluaVc. 90 IL Of ltJih-st. loJXlOO NilSaTe e
30 ii.l-, lOUAlOV S.Irsbe 10 w Slurberg J4UOO
1iv where the southern live Of 97thSt II EXTENDED
would intersec sli! I'D exterior huk-
1901 r. water lots Moses iehr5aca As 900
wei. 1880
3y Sih-st 5OxlQo; Sith-s' 5, leo II OF ID 90
2jxUU; Elizabeth, W.fe Of Haas 70 y HubeT 7J0OO
Sam property Ste cho!as IIias 10000
GO,h-st lOO5I 20; 6Oths; $50 # vol
DOtt-st, LOO OF lltE.sve 2OH
lUU.J OUu- loo Il Of lt.-aye, 2ONlOO0; Goth
40 Il OF lltnaye, 4OHlOO1 iona NJ Mueller to
Adam Kramer, O0,0UO
LHAKHOLD CJSyElANCES.
l5hst $40 It Of lst-aye 2jxlU33 Margaretha Muller 90
to Sarah Bdchan OOV
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Citp Real estate for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-An elegant. four-story. brown
~ DWELLING 23r62xlOO 47thst near othaye, hes
aud in 6rsclas order will be sod cheap r. H.
GRADY. S27 Gth.aye, or q. A. KlSSAM, q Finest
rVHREE STORES and EXPRESS BUILDING
SHOP LIVERY STABLE for SALE 90 Leased ground gs3
shaye "a OnrstoTy DWELLINGS, sd
Broadway $4,000 or will be rented Sl3O per
month also an elegant DWELLING newly ecced 1903
We,, 6S,hs $4,000 VIM DEDBLL, aud builder, $50
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AUCTION SALES NEw.YoRK REAL EsrArE

cor 1Ota1t and I59ist io0Ig9 g. 900
By Z. 4. LgUral0e u Co.
23 9laI6o SO $50
i02 IosOO
7GG2gG 2O4OO
by JGmej II. Ntler.
4Ory marble front stores nos % aud - Orenyh-s and
f66'52 s5l55i ITO. SlSi@sl
lVsye. ."... Il 635
Ey =. H. Iuflow q Co.
lot 800
By Bti,jGm ketHflV.
lo Of y6th-st baye, 2j2X976....... $3.50
81 I'D. Bita.er S0n q " alt.
81 orJ house aud Ut, so % i'glh tClGon-iD Sailors
eugg aTyOr le4se) Cl1s COIe IJOO
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Conntrp Real estate tor Sale


UhTSKJLJ, MOUNTAINS. - BUlLDlNG
" PLOTs ia Summer village Of N9a1t99.Iir az s9ss
Ten Dollars each. see maps az ONCE Vi y l. "'"
go West 34th-s.. NewYorK Ctr
HARMS in DUTCHESS COUNTY, \. " Tor
l. SALE. Apply to l. boOhI.I, - ae, -
Hudson River Farm at a bargain 50 acres
beautiful picturesque only 50 600 easy terms. g J. o'y- tls
DANCHO for SALE, in Los Angeles 60:
Ia Isrornia mites from railroad 1000 acres valuable
1-t smirg And grazing land living luOC0 orange e2o,
line and almond trees; 80 per Address u u BOX low Luz
Angeles Cal
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Gfarnfrs.
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Nov. q. 1874.

NEW-YORK, Tucsdayl NOV. II, IsTf
There was q large attendance at the Ex-
change salesrooms this morning, and considerable ine-
rest was manifested in the sales which all of To-
gal nature. Sales conducted by Messrs f. II. Lud
low & Co., A. II. Muller & Co., James N. Miller, L. A.
Lawrence & Co., and William Kennedy. Full details
will he found below
contract for $l4 Co., all cash. to H. g. Higgins The three
cores on west side Of Eeyenth-aYe, between Ninety
ff.h and NnetysiXthts sold at foreclosure sale by
the same firm Tuesday for sl1,725.
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Real Ce.ate to CTrbanee.


TOR EXCHANGE.-A FARM OF 100 acres
A. ,oon 70 omen over 20 slate duaries. zee ampe,
400 900 r. +. WILLIAMS Middle ''rany,le y. l..
ITO EXCHANGE-HandsO French-rQol
HOUSE; large Lot, Stable fruit sGd i, b IA bo, no 600
TulI plrtcuars Of CHARLES W. WARD, n Cedar'sL
rENO EXCHANGE-A neat FRAME 1iOUSE
and two full LOTS In Twe1tytnd Ward near isNe' NJ
he Exchanged for a good Delghborhood ~ ~
house is in condition teng thoroa49E ~ ~ oGs
PIT cash will be paid required Address s., box % FosO''
stating particulars
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ew-Iersen Real estate for Sale.
TOR SALE-5O,OOO acres of LAND IN
l. Southern Eew-Je.ey Will be soL IN one boIy o. "a b
400 acre, and upwar These gool lands and are ohe w
yeatou They Eood water powers so'i "o''
ana eeIar lumber Address L. WRIGHT Elsool, y. ).
nRANGE. N.y;-ireat variety property iof
~ SAFE ANU w iA n. GBRRl. 80 Nasal cor. LbertTs'
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TVO LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
house below iJih-si.. c1nye sli 20 broadway
And 6i ave cars. Apply to Z. A. DALEY 5sS thlve
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New publications.
A THANKSGIVING BOOK.

FOR SALE-Very interesting CHRISTMAS
J. STORIES, DRAMAS SHORT SKETCHES. and HUMOROUS
POETRY. 81 LITERARY REPOSITORY AND EDUCATIONAL
AGENCY. 5S9 Gth.Aye
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Citn Droperlp 10 Eet.


A WELL-LIGHTED FRONT OFFICE, suit
A. .: :s st s i''" PHELPS FL SSEapE2
FEW only LEFT Of these Ho9, s
,nd 96aTe an li2 n 70 1 AN and "a wSEers
A T FORDHAM-A large furnished house to
REt o s5n for two s ss end h! by ecei Tor rent i
hest Of reference required {. ~ KELLOGG, ~ d. Ford
Lam. " Y
JRENCI FLATS to LET-At Nos. 3)7, 800.
jauitor on premises northwest Of MADISON aver G1as
OFFICE TO RENT, which has been oeca u:
He' 'f i25 ~ Ess s5 corner F F @ -
v6IO LET-OFFlCES, some very desirable, il
tie buiIg' B. and ffk3 2 W Snd ; ,.n,
VIO LEASE-G?O Broadway. through to Crosby
~ ''''' HENRY DoLAS West 36hn.
TJIO LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
An e,f ave- r. cars. D. Appy to T. A. DLGY thlys
40 LET-Desirab!e 4,stoTy, s.ope- i1,I It
SSiE $G hh i'5S ssl@,a ss, Ssr@ ..V
TWENTY ONE most desirable private RESI-
DENCES bongiag the North Am Lie IN Co.. rent yer
'nnon % sou to sO'OO 1FAf p1GG IS Sa
no LET-In Harlem, near tolt LANDING,
THRD FLOOR Of pIr,,, house No. 4I G diJa,Ie 800; az
possession Immediately. -
rINO LET-In the Ninth Ward, the new
conyeet rh fhyo; moderator suitable of two families
J. Co8BIr 2j3 9.1.aye.
RIO RENr-Completey and handsomely fur
nished trls,o d, the moaiumsri Eot: "5 Las
45thst never before ei For permit apply 10 L. H. I
Finest, or 80 Last l1th.s. Us 'o,2l
INO LEASE-Ghc elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 Broadyav BY the Universal lie l o. N acc t
their Il AMI 10 ' Of he In re
ALSO Offices the Nora ra Life Las
Company Building also oMe, Of tie Guarin X brod"ty.
WILL RENT brown-stone HOUSE and
take pay g boARD Or rent pat Of house '"' AP'' " ZZo
East l2S.h st; reieren e5 ezihatgeO
'p,e WEST 4JTH-Sr., near jth-ayc.-Brown-
scse HOUSE, newly painted rent ow @1l BrdaiNay
Il;s) BROOME- TO LET, FIRST FLOOR
~ BASEMENT ia this Gr,tcas Building vii be- Jet cheap
Apply W. c. PEDDER Arnold Constable Co.
800 Csns-st
BroohInn properIn 90 Ee;.
DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 102 Pincapple-st.;
front room s suitable o-ce shop beng bat two doors
fiom FuOnst W. /. GUM zoo "SSiAs'oA''~' D'0'ApH.
Gounirp propertp 10 tel.
A FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT-ln Jersey
~ CITY, opposite beautiful situation add eo1Eeaets
Chambes, Ferry Apply TO Rev. Dr. PATTON oI's u lNs
Baptist Weekly, No. 81 Park-row
\
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VIO LEASE-G?O Broadway. through to Crosby
~ ~ HENRY DOLAE, " est 36bu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

TNO LET-Dcsirab!e 4-stOry, st0ne-iront
HOUSE in excellent neg 4boslojL Aly 70
rutland WHITING. Beekmaust, AegfoiE
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NEW MUSIC !-Millard's great songs, "Ama-
hA" Whistler Betie and Nothing" so cents seh Thorn
ass fne ballad iCou1 Live Desert 90 signor Ass
new Ave MAnn AZ es3 kohRg. Chase an Lion" rs
"Priacss Tfebnde 40 Iascers 40
A Co R,o.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

TBlWENIY-ONE most desirable pfVatc KESI-
DENCES belonging the North An. Lie il~ Coz rent yer
annpm fso 800 10 rs 900 to LEASE years
X. +. PAGE. % Fark-ToN. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
Gountrp properIp 10 tel.

Gouutrp properIp 10 tel
A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RtNT--ln Jersey
~ opposite Hamilton Park; beautiful situation AID sel'rasHs
ChambeEs-s, Ferry Apply 10 Rev. Dr. PAIlVN V@7 3" H'
Baptist Weekly, No 81 prk-row
Two LEASE.-The popular and we'll Known WI
Il Summer the Woolstoek Overlook sH be lhAebp
for a term OF years Apoiy to J TRBMPER Rondog " " Or
ard steamer W. Baldwin, foot HarriSou-st Ne~-lcrA
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BroohInn propsrtn 90 te;.

DARLOR FLOOR Of No. 102 Pincapple-st.;
front room suitable for oce shop. beng bat two doors
fom Futonst W. /, CUM zoo "sAIiAs'ol-s~ D'VOApH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
PEADY SATURDAY, Nov! %:
III volume OF Essay, BY Prof W. c. Wilkinson entitled
A RRRB LANCE IN THE FIELD OF LIPB AsD LETTRRs

i
Some Of these article, bave appeared before Others are new
His Rho which orns . small part OF m. hoot
appeared Sener for October Bee the notices
O
rAis from which have made .neh eTtraets
subtle spn Of criticism and proounder vein Of
una found the periodical literature hs d,y
ID original and striking article containing Of vsv win
OF exJresson."- n. ]. Tribune
OF the important says printed Of late magazines.
-lTndepebdent
We have nothing unqualified The nAs "a,
which wilkiason has exscued his ct Worn
dsyt
THB CRITICAL AND RHETORICAL ESSAY OF Lord h.esul.y
bound CLOTH with Tue portrait The
-'"' wv ' ALBERT MASON PublsherHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

| no LET-In Harlem, near EOIG landing,
THIRD FLOOR Of pry,tt house No AZ tisi llJA%i an
improvements end location uneEcepuOnabei rent moderately
! Foof.n rnalil tel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

'TO LET-OFFICES, some very desirable, in
rutland & WHITING, . Betamtn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

RIO RENT-COmpletely and handsomely fur.
nishd ami rtso d. the mediums ri EOisE ID ~ Las
45rhst never before Tor permit apply 10 L. H. - blow
/ Piue-,t. or > Last l1th.st NH lU,9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

OFFICE TO RENT, which has been occu-
~ pied By ph for number OF years ARE AID newly iaf-
,.. n-- 1T cnrrer L-Kl Etnn.aEe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

flNO LEASE-The elegant Offices Nos 100 and
lO2 Bsoalysy the Universal BE l Co. - acc unt
to ami 10 e' oi he IN e.
pendcn place; also Offices the Norh fmea Life las
Iompauy Building olives tie guardian IT. 81 brodwty
X. I. PAGE. - Pslk-row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

AT FORDHAM-A large furnished house to
N RENT with proyeInni5i gas, hot aud co,i
water &c board adults ond hired b. accegi for rent IN nus
hest Of reference egure {. NJ hLLLOuu, 81 d. FeId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

rENO LEr-ln the Ninth Wand, the new
HOUSE. No 50 Aorton-st Il all tcfi lpi MS
conyeaieu ueh hVo rent moderate; suitable 1o Two iahes'
7 CpYBIT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
KICKING BEFORE he is sPURRBD.

We insert card from a b. Wood, Esq,
agent of the Railroad at Harpef's Ferry, in
reference to which it is only necessary to re-
mark that the supposed errors in our leader of
last week, in regard to the Harper's Ferry
property, have DO existence except in Mr..
Woods imagination. We,did not undertake.
to discuss the relative antiquity, or location of
the Byrne and Harper patents, nor did we
have occasion to make the slightest allusion
to the various surveys, nor 70 the very able,
and we have no donbt, very accurate report of
Messrs. Brown and Latrobe, 10th of whom
are justly distinguished. the one as engineer.
and the other, (Mr. Brown both as surveyor,
and civil engineer. That the railway passes
4" part over the property which the Govern
ment sold on the goth of November, 1869,
was concealed in the bill, in the answer. in the
report of the surveyors, and in the final de-
cree itself, and this was all we said on the sub
ject, either by implication or otherwise. It
was not question of boundary, but of Tar,
which Judge Halls opinion left untouched,
and his omission we criticised without under
taking to pronounce upon the correctness or
incorrectness of the judgment entered.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
MARRIED.


On the 3rd inst, at the residence of the Brides
father by the Rev J. Porter. JOHN W. ED
WARDS TO Miss. ANN ZOMBKO all of this
county.
On the Srd inst. at the PRESBYTERIAN Manse,
ChaTiestown. bv the Rev. A. c. Hopkins, JOHN
POPE TO Miss NARY E. WATKINS, all of this
county.
On January eth, at Rocky Mount, Louisiana,
by Rev. A. II Banks, ROBERT w. NORTH of
Mt. Holly, Arkansas, formerly of this town to
Miss. II. AMANDA MORTON, daughter of j. VI.
Morton, Esq.
On the 5th of February. in the NJ f. Church.
South. BerryyilIe: b. the Rev. F. F. Hetrick. Sir.
JOHN II: SHACKLEFoRD TO Mise MOLLIE E.
LANCASTER, all Of Clarke County, Va.
Near s}ro ms Crossing. the 5th irst.. bv Rev
A. A. P. Neel, Nir. WENDELL s SMALL of
Berkeley county, to Mics MARGARET A. BURR,
of this county
At Harper's Ferry. on Wednesday evening, Jan.
27th, MIR CHARLES X. BANNER. Of Ro:king
ham county. and Mia SALLIE, dn ghter of James
Bradford. of Shenandoah county, Va.