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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-24
MARRIED.

GlDDINGs-WARD.-Ap q 1875, by Rev.
ID. A. Turner, Mr. CHARLES GIDDISGS and Miss
ANNIE L. WARD, both OF Washington, d. c.
LATHROP-ALDlS.-W Wednesday, April 2I, at
st. John g church, by the Rev. j. Vaughan Lewis,
BRYAN LATHRoP. Of Chic ago, ILL.,, and HELM
LYNDE Adds, OF WaEhin gton, d. c.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-24

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
morning Sundays excepted) at the southwest cor
ner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania SVenue,
and is furnished to subscribers (by cGrriers) At hfy
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year :
400 for six months, and 500 for three months,
Terms invariably in advance
RATES OF ADVER Using:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head OF For Sale Rent, ~ WANTED, +"
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half cents per line.
RFAIl communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. J..
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. G.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02

up the dirt until they were exhausted,
while poor Dougherty lay there like a
log, not even daring to draw an ordi>
pary breath, The sweat ran down his
face, abd started out from his body un-
III his shirt was wringing wet. The
fellows took their guns and tramped
away, leaving him thus, and were gone
for an hour and a half. When they
returned Dougherty was sitting up,
having discovered the joke about Eve
minutes previously. He did not have
word to say, but there was whole
unabridged die ionary in his eye. They
spoke to him, but for answer he rose up,
snouldered his gup, made bee line for
the highway, aud none of the party has
met him since.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02
A Big Kattlesnake.

one DAY last week four or five De-
tioi'ers webt into Ma>Omb county To
shoot squirrels aud kick their sbius
against logs and fence rails. They had
just eaten a cold lunch in the woods
one noon when one of the party, a
young man named DOugheltS stretched
ouI OIL ms OacS, pulled his hat over his
eyes'ahu gave his mind up to the wol k of
assisting his body tp catch q little rest.
ine remainder Of the perry having an
unueIslahdlhg before hahd, quietly
Withdiew, one by one. One Ut them
passed around 10 bush, near Dorph,
erty's feet and took a Tin lattle- 6ox
from his pocket. Another htood close
70 the young mans legs. and, In sup.
pressed Voice, when the signal was
given, whispered
TOT HtaYrn's sake Dougherty,
non move as much az a finger A big
ratlitshake l. right under your lrg i''
Dougherty was hat on his back, eyes
severed arms spra wled out, aud his
'oiee .relublrd as he replied
MY God what shall / do?"
heep perfectly quiet 1t is your
only nope ! II you rver raise a finger
he Wiil ualt his faDgs into you /"
4. lhe nan with ths rattle bOx gave
sbake, and reached out and laid a
cruz across OOuahelty's legs, while
.he oihef man moved on about twenty
leet and exclaimed
Heavens, what can we do If We
shoot We may sil Dougherty."
lhe club was rolled Otf on the ground
and the victim whispered
For mercy sake kill it I"
Ihe cInu was rolled over his legs
again, the box shaSen, aud the man
whispered back
:" Be quiet or It is instant death |
think The shake wants to 20 to sleep
ana II you Viii keep stiil you viii he ali
right"
The box Was shaken, the club moved
around, and finally the snake"
seemed to Doughrrty to settle down ON
bis breast. He dared not Whisper I, r
Tear Of rCusing IL, but one OF lie men
called out:
There Il Is ssleep. Wen move
away ard wait for II To glide Oft -
The whole crowd mo- Ell of b, hind a
bank aud laughed aud rolled aud tore
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02
John TOdd,s Reformation.

II not unfrequeDtly happens that
when prayers aud entreaties and shame
suffering and degradation have failed
to check man In his down bill course,
some incident seemingly changes the
whole current Of his life. have such
an incident in mind. You may know
my hero as John Todd, 4 few vet
living may know him by another name.
John Todd had sunk very low. Once
he had been cay, handsome and happy.
When he made Mary SOmprs his wife
There was not young man in our vii.
laRe whose pr spectS seemed brighter.
But the demon of drink seized him. II
was gradual growing of appetite and
gradual going down. Wife and chill
dren were neglected true friends were
forsaken +; the low and deba,ed were
his chosen companions, and pi overly
and want fell upon lis once lappy
hous ehOld.
For months and years his friends tried
to save John Todd They rxpostulatrd,
they p'ayed, they begged, they reason
cd, but all to no avail, and at length
they gave it up.
One night, quivering and shaking.
WIN not a penny,in bis pocket, John
1000 entered his dilapidated home and
aSheu ss ms w'ie tor hqhor. she toii hlnl
there was not drop in the house, He
cursed her savagely and then COM
menced to search, protesting to bt lieve
that she bad liquor hidden away some-
where, Atlength, away back on one
ol .ne shelves Oh s'iall locker over the
nrepiace he iCnnd bottle the contents
"' y, "I'en h9 ,, smeIleu llke rum; AS he raised
W ms Ups ms "'ie, "Lo ha'i been
hhatsenpg pIln, Sprahg forward and
a,ueo pug oot'ie from Ills hand, ,shl'er-
'"S upen tne he"r'n'
p.ioT oath Johh iodd sm0te
uLo "ne 70 'he moor, llght upon the
oi1kep grass, anu then staggered away
" n,e veu, lie "ouid uot go out again,
~, no iau no hohey'
~ 'he ioiio"lng morning his oldest
snllu- giri VI Twelve yeais-came to
h's ueasius'
a,s ~ papa, oo you KNOW what you
"'u isSt n'eht
ne hau dim recollection, but made
ho reply.
ou hocheo ipanIna GOWN and
Gu. ner badly"
aye, child, she-she"-
ehe saved your life, papa. That
"ae poison I'D The D0ttlr you were hold
'"e " 1our hps--a i1ost deadly poison. "
Toison chlldY
les doht you remember what
graz dlna sent over for mamma to kill
uuss WIN Z II was corrosive sub Innate
anI alcnnoi
oonn Ioad sank back upon his pillow
anu u'a not get up until noon. When
he ,",a aiose s ne was very weak and tremu-
ious' ne dressed hlulseit and went out
INTO the Kitchen, where he saw his wife
,V, ,sta'ulng ny The 9re- place, with nap
A'n pohiid around her head. He W, hl
70 ner side and laid his hand upon her
snogluer' She turned aud looked into
MS lac5' Dut lac did not speak. lie
0llv Kissed bur .,,I
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02
Pi.noi

WEIGHS WHEN BOXED OYER owl.
THOUSAND POUNDS. Liberal terms 10
agents. Send stomp Tor Circular Aidress
DAN lei r. BEATTY, Washington, N. !.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02
BEATTY PLANO.

THIS splendid Plpno Forte combines every i'm.
ploAement IN tone with power and great durn-
pllty, anu nave ieceive the UNQUALIFIED en-.
dorsemcLt' OF the hiphtest Musical authori res
Tone, having NO SUPERIOR IN THE
WORLD. Lurge size, ~ Octaves, overstrung
Bass full iron Frame, French Grand acnon
Fret Desk, Carveu Pedal sold Rosewood
MOu dings Ivory Kew Front. Chapped Ham,
lrerS, q Graffe Treble, &C., &C. " eight when
boxed over One thousand Pounds. Liberal
or lenlale)
send stamp for Circular. Address the inyen.
tor and Piopretor, DANIEL 4. BEA1 rY
Washington, " New Jersey.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02
" $l60.OO0 !"

qplVVsVVU
Made In Two NJ onths. A Wall street
Operation The eBanking-house OF
Alex. Frothingham 81 Co, No IL
Wall-st., who deal I'm Stock PriviI-
eyes, have paid this enormous sum
to their customers during this
short space OF time. Some persons
have made as high as $4,000 from
only 800 originally invested and
many b vs made O. 100 and over from only
sS, They p.id in SINGLE day over s40t 90. IoI
which only s3,0op was deceived or $1,000 net
profit 70 various people Tho, employ contInu.
SSgsiY SgY rom tweys to ffteen qempetent book
they are often compelled to remain az their
work lDtl! midnight This energetic firm well
deserves the cre1it OF being the leadinG house
" " t9eir pranen OF 0u, mess, Is most wonderful
business IN the short space OF i've wears
lAeY nave customers who reside in nearly
ever State OF The Union the Dominion OF Can.
aua, uDm Inc Island OF Cuba thev receive or
deIs from persons who are continually oeaiing
III Atopkst heir busiprss has become so exten.
sIve thut TWO expel lenceu CORES undents are
emploved TO attend TO their advertising ac-
cOunfa, lhelI cards ppy be read in every first
class newspaper published IN the United Stales
10 this they attribute portion of their success
we advise those desiring to place ller bu iness
with hrm Possessing the yer, hiPhest reco d
for upiign ness. anu who conduct their hnsincsy
upoh honest pl1nclples 10 GeaI with this house
lnet also issue xiv report OF the condi-
Iol ot atfairs IN Wall street. which they sre
gIad 10 mail free for one ear. to any one who
dealres coIttmplates speculatng
send Tor it.-EUei.ing Ndil. N y jy10yl
yITONDEREITT. pITp rprE, xI,,o... b,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-10-02

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUEi Whenever
" get o BOTTLE OF YOTTH OR MONGO,
LIAM BALM, ROSE TINT or COX Of LII.
Lf WHITE. or anvth ny in that line to beautl.
~ the comp iek'0n, a, DURLINGiS DRUG
STORE, IT seems to be niceI and better than /
Can get Ani Wnert else. May6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
CIVIL NOrEs

Formal proof was yesterday given, before
Surrogate Hutrhin-s, OF h. VII OF samuel Han Tie
will provides FOR VIE and chiliren. hut is contested
ny a woman claiming to be his Lawful VIE ont whom
us second AYERS 10 nave been divorced lf0m n.
In the United States District Court yesJer-
day, in the matter OF Heller. Bns q Co.. alleged bank
rupts Judge Biatchtord dismissed the position on tie
ground that It was not veriAe before UlteG states
Commissioner Register in Bankruptcy. as the re
Gently adOpJed r. sylse1 statutes reqhIe'
William MeConville, through his uncle and
ruardian has sued DAVID Frankenber-. member OF
the firm, OF B. Altman & Co. OF No. 81 Sixth-tve. for
81 Oco for false Imprisonment. Mr. Fraukenoerc caused
tue OF the lad on cddrgc Oi emnezzhhg 80 Dn1
charged Tn. accused held ii 500 BAH by judge
Gross Of CHe Marn Court
Judge DOnohue, in Supreme Court Cham
bers yesterday. granted temporary Injunction with
the ordinary order 70 show cause why 1t should no. be
made permanent, the case oi William ". B.nme ana
others ag The Trustees OF the Congregation Beth Il.
The congregations A i-th JesnurUu AMI Ancm Chescd
recently united INTO the congregation Beth e. AMI Is
portion Of the NV c1ngreg GOA p oppose 10 sen tnc
erie, on ESnty-nln ust. An oh Kun w. io'n
cry owneI by congregation A!cul Guessed. lac DE
junction granted yrsterdV tjrOi' thch nom ui'Iu' ~
lng any bodies IN either Of those centCciics'
In the suit of Helen !. MInsield against
Lucy d. FISK, execut1x Judge Van Brdnt' at supreme
C,ur Special Term, mas denied motion to grant new
ual on the GROUND Of recently discovered e'cnce Inc
Judgment was based Oh note made BY the late Jluea
SIX for So 7sj Apr 1872 aud another l'r - 900 MADE
IN January. 1853 Toe first note. it was claimed was
GIVEN for money arising OF bonds sold Dg Iis. Mans
d.ld The new evidence was thai Of a Mr.. Coir' VINO
testified she had stock winch sue sad 'hc heAdei
10 keep To- purchase mouse, ana OF lA"nd, &C. 1lcdi
man VINO t.,iii II that aD9u Apl l. ls6J' WieI draw
M Inc contract FOR the house, Mr. F,s6 mentioned u
man that ne btJ some money OF Mf- N"A7utu = Mu'''
he wa krrpiag wuIlr she VS. looking Tor a hphNr.
u9e an ruut HuIas mat TINS evidence scafct' Gears
90 the question, il would be cdrlohS ihac Mr. fisH
.noali nave TINS money for some time pr'Fuu'' alI
only enter INTO tUrmdlty OF gynS note "Dcu nc
was about ~ pay II over Tor nef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
Wy .,,,,,, ron March oQ-Thp folIDWlnp IA a sum

m.ry Of tle oynons .he supreme Coari ioas -.
s-Sso4 at k'ese hADef'etti IN error to TIE
su re ne onri lac painu1 IN error Insulated an asuoa
aga M apsttt the Judge Of an eeeuo1 io deaas hsf
he rsb' to VOC Sh, n , b & Ter the
eH.en o. s w,e dnyered the OPINION, loiag.
say u-ve oerl ciI o. o. zoe cal'eu N
the tne rsbi OF cEsIp INC nor Ios 'ne I'm
san U { ar,b Consequently wonea
VITA Of he United states when the state Jaws 90
No G-sasp ae Aenee and 81 il error to The So
prene C,ut OF Noh 'arolna. A. sue or sacs
4eelle oaukup' a. TIE us.aae d s,eiGL da''
n 10 The sndng OF The B'1ta2 court aA' IS Da'
bankrupt suits brought by ms atShee. Anine
CTa art Of the for southern Dc Of AAoAma
Mr. Mie delivered Ine OPnor holding 'n IN eCnIhS
aga. an assignee the period Of t~o years does not ~gu 20 uh
Tor ee on fraud until tue h W dsco'e o.
M Wer concealed fraud IN Hcn LIE pAuuH was e"i VI
no iafI 5sna State Of eIas AIT White Chle.Mr Jatee
Miller delivered hodng that Cnes .A 1e.e-a-.~ Lt
~ t az oa, IN bnganI III aied aad lee Jed
~ ~ 90 rr. ost il - 90 ulasr
.! VOC IN Inc afy BoarI Of IrI4s held but
DC tins u tned 800 ana COS n,e and Al In
-ror Of The u.t4 state. TOR tie S"aAe, ai ac
hat t7a-'s sle9 pa. ~ s cps d. eat or spplaaton
~ e5 ne4d,e uO the inventor or hsco'-'ef OF
h. maunai Of wmca msce, wl'en no cal. 10,
Daten. Tar sbo 80. O. . P.,saa lD' "AAE 'O"'''
NJ -JS-A1cii' ~f If""%"u o.1! - 81 al N ..our
cis eaun yael states lo Tue LASe,I % -, ma rg
M Ju.e Da delivered TUE opinion bolnE ti4I lne go u & %
s.lue Of Missouri, ,Ang ne e'iA " sue Uolis ~ W ~
efapiAe roas - '-hL A 80 rrs 10 osy teese sonds
deBs 10 PrsVcn' Hs 'y " s,our me Iuds
Va
meal Of eoaeiah'e 90 ai' AA'nr' . M so,,r.
no -Aion at Greene ct az 10 error 10 we SapIne
oart oil ,ebrassaMT Jastoe Dsus de'ersa ihe Sph lin
h.f an erysr, entry suei Tor sn1A "'A Nee
nl. coue because saca IaH4s aye specAp
sa. om acB Tue Tact that Le ad were not no'.d oH .hs
- 20. of the aad one aAa does not n~he NJ s 'AH'
hs lta showed that the we're sa9leA nhnoea
Ne ia ferfol As0u sppssi iron TIE tfc-. y' o. zoe
DstTct n
hat 10 dser, o i"r 90
re ~ m,rg.s des no; make rts OF aD'sqe1
ssres.ers N s1e suit tue -e eaa1ot ee ',o
.t OF sef sse ancef the foreclosure seoi'"
kryersd. -. fy..-.,.t- p-tt-o.A C,nnaur
~ pr B.sAa r. The tiica; t'ut Of IN CA S'-'e'
iT s.i,u iiu4 gel 'cd he ppm
,.a LslIas tlat raosJ co1Tif ia" 'He A"s "
~, Tosd 10 tbir
a., . ,f c,una- aAsr saa lGa 81 hs
go al r way laroagA b ne "a bal 10 iLe sue
o,,.riy o
80 .hn hs can Furnished Ho"S are 'heeN'e Ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
CLAIMS CONTESTED BY TIE CITY.

Roswell b. Taylor has brought SUIT against
the city GA clam tor sl5JG -, assigned - nm - TIE
Transcript Association The defenses Of the city are
that the work wAs ouly worth SjG.J Co. a1i tnat the
civ has d claim Of over $4,000 Tor moneys ovcrpAid
The Transcript which should OF against sdch
claims The ease came before Jude nohu", IA 81
preus Court Chambers. yesterday, on motion for a
reference. and opposed Dy Jhe ely. DECISION wa
reservrI. o. L. Han appeared for tIc plaintiff T. &.
Clarksou for tne cIty
I'm me Supreme Court. Special Term, dc Van Brunt
mas declucu urnu !.r DO TIE ~u- % AJoPh N Ss'I
act The CI.y Tie Idiuth', ices as Coroner Tor thr
Last three 1874 amounted 10 $500 Tie CIV
pay ouy $3.50. and Crouer ke-sLr "iou<Ht sAit
for 80 G Ia, drfce ~ the city va, lA1l there was
no apprOpTldtIOu remIug ONT ~ WHEN ne c'ulO DC
paid ana plant red TO the deiehse JhIge Van
Brnnt eus demurrer, uO,dlS tddJ JhOdSL the
dicuItY of deterninlbg the amOdnt OF tne SOlOh'I
fees cav an eXcuso Board % AppJruOnnent Tor
making an Iusulo appropriation. tnaC does not de-
pIiye COrOuers ~ Their T<LJ 70 INC COmptnS'I'o
the law saw tnev shall have. TIE law does cay that
the Board snail amount 70 be raised w TAX ATOM,
hut u does not allow Board 70 rPuedl the Ia" hkng
the Compensation Tor county Ohi-ciS' Iu"sWoH I
directed for paiutH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. MARCH 20.
N,s Europe via Qaernto"n AMI liverpool oT ne sems1n
" seoa c'o-e ~ : q. 49, - 49, pr 20 a. NeIts ,i,er
rr usvauA lud Mex
Supplementary MI |" COL a. 9e q, '-o~oe "
Z.4J p. steamship a. . D. n ron Ff NO D. ~ IL
NEUNESDAi. MARCH 81
r ihrf o., ~ me fr1nl'hlo
c sas close PosJao az $50 an supoeuci'-r' NJ" (,
81 srl q; OH. 1850 % n Se-nsAp sns ~ 44.'o
L. II, I1a tul4lu uOca. Jerej t.tf
rHg gSUlY. Arm I.
Nal, or Eur,pe PTup4I Cht.Dg ul anhng Nv s@anship
CiIbra LILO = HupHrH'iiifF "At o' ~ ,n'
o,Jh,e l.jJ o. aicu'lD ais a. NJ Io- per 1901 o.
MAJ. o 4.pnT, Fauan t Ce-,r,i American an 'oath Picsa
,-eaisAi2 IL ~ 'f-ac Coz ~ I. -. "a up
n,u-ni4 Ma, o-l at 1~ oac- At u + a. s---lP Sai
= l.. ~ nom i.rr ~ a. Norl hIorr.
... Ilsa.s Vet iIdr steamship CIV q - RAJ
Sc Cd Supplementary Aal s oos & Le 20 EOAes -
go 81. S,eau.Dp Als a. D. n r'h fl,I No. o. ~ X o.
slais r BrrnI4 ~inp Cinna el'r Al = IL steam
ship ss..s D.. IL. sOl Per No H. NoE R.'ef.
FyIDAi AP.u >
Letter. Tor O. sanfv Islands A-Sz ari australia bv the
.ic,lp Aaa4J s. Fra 60 Al s-oIlI Oe 1os'eJ
ln s-a i,r, ,n % before fiJ-y Agra 10.
Dan, Ne~io4a''ua e''e a' "e 'e" ''' I0'F"1'e " l1
~. 90 auilI y B. cOss1., Se~iors PO,toAes ever
ssJs6r .-,,,... -.
Great Br-n raj ra.d "a Gra''"n ani "Y'f9ol
a. NE losOfcc l.J hellIp s-s u p n' T0a RI
No. o.. Norm River ,o -
supp ,1elt,ry iI closed At II Steamship sails al Il NJ
f.o.u i'Irr ~ J. Nori yer -.
Fo- Couuue u ruoe vs. S'n,anp'on lno 's,ueh ,1
Nal - ,.~i a. PyJao~ =. l0 seanslio 'al a. p
49, r., Ira yce direct Inv steamship pAme1qie close
~ il NJ ASuJurneat IlA cS- y ne f"st 'e - Lou y
s'caa-o sails It " ' RON yer No % noi'n ~, h
Mails Kingston, Jamaica aud >a'sHa ~ zoe
An4cs ts:jJA Seains-D sails A. - H. from F'ei ~
MAS i,f he1 West Nv CIV Of Ausn close al p H.
Steamship : ,. La. nom rief So 20 s4S' ''eh
SUNDAl APRIL
mail. close At A OcocK rO,-Obce oVen from a
q ~ - c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS or A DisOoN-
TIMED COMPANY.


In the suit o. Andrew f. Hastings, receiver,
against Daniel Drew, J45o) Il V4hder0It John Elglis
and Henry b. Norton. Supreme Court, Special Term
Judge Van worst yesterday gave Judgment against all
the defendants except Jacob H. Vanderbilt. The de-
PENDANTS were directors stockholders Of the New
Jersey Steam Navigation Company. In september
1863 that Company disposed OF its sound steamers at
pe enabling II to divide among ia stockholders lTO
per cent Ia February taor interest n the North
River boats the {. Vanderbilt and Chauncey VIDOarG
was sold 10 Jacob IL. Vanderbilt for ss5'COO. NO
transfer was ever made under this sale ana
Judge Van Worst holds that II was only nOlhlhai-
20 afford a basis for settlement with outgoing STOCK
holders In Jhy 1854 the Z. Van ietbllt ran dlw the
canal boat A d. Merry, aud the loss el on the security
Insurance Company. Wuicu mas gone lhtO Tue Hthts W
the pautln a. receiver. MIR. Vanderbilt sofa gu. h's
interest ia September. 1864, 10 JOhn Edgs IN Jdu-
suiG against the hewJersey steam NdVlg ltioh Coin'
pany for tber loss The suit prosecuted 10 1h1R
inenf IN 1866 Judgment was given 10 t1eln IoI
&C OO4 81 Meanwhile March 80 1865, bona nue. sale
Of the c. Vanderbilt made. and the assets o. tno
Coupany were divided up that the Sheriff cOud not
mud auyi hing satisfy the eXecutlOu Inns SUIT MSs
tBen brought to compel the defendants 10 repay SO nucn
Of the dvasnd that they had received Us was necessary
10 ly this Judgment. 49,. c.,,-
SIdge Van vUrsJ hods rua, Che property ri the Com
pany AID It's IrQgeed5 are subject ~ an tquapo ss
iaVOr If Its crrOrs aud that wnen slcu prOpsiY Ie
been distributed without regard 70 the rEnts "
may followed Into The hauds OF ths
He therefore directs Judgment ags,ns. ~ w.,
gs aud Norton, in proportion " tbeh stoeA gu. a.
Vanderbilt WltudIeW from the COMPANY wHIIe ~ s1l
had property to meet DEBTS, ssnIsses Tue eompan
&c ~ hm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30

them the responsibility ior the de-
tcive Affirmed
207-Td.n nct Br; tie Crcnt Court 81 The
United southern D. Of Ncwi"rr. Nj JnsN'e
htrny cev'ei tie hodg vat hra drawn In liaos
ccpto scrtuut the drswcr a9i return
g. m IL .ctii5B, governed 49, wand rs rsidf
bv the law oi noa sold Ter Taoe 10 lie
pautG u lBns u bfst eehV-
cred q valid uoli,r. Affirmed.
2lG-RsnIa arpcil from the Circuit Court OF the
Uutd Distrr Of Mnueoa Mr. Ja,tce SWINE
L,ccl ooI. Luag Tia. o the Legislature w9eh az
teur. c,1vcyanc dovr Nhi,l invalid b.
l. cclal right, which hd fessd by tue
death Of the hush-ni bel AmrnN.
2l-sI4ue ype app the supreme Court
O. Ii.trr OIL CniunhL P.ifol FOR rshea- lcn.c.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEW YORK 80.

poKT OF NEW YORK .........MARcH -
CLEARED.
s.bi, " sconsn CBr Foisgth. Liverpool Williams duOn
ssns1ip Europa BIZ &.eka GasgoeY iynirson BFol4ef~
Stesnsnp vuellni. Bowen. Baltimore, " A. D~le-
steamship Leaucra Joo. 'oa refI.-ll a., j. =. A'nrc
Sblg uI.ou. Pratt, London. 1rlnaei' hlntun ,@
SHIN Don Ga roe Kllg francisco, SinoaSoh HoNes
Blr. Graa,i.e Belle tBrl L'ns39. rns' Faf1ei'
mrs ADpis tSor J. Peterson. q Iool" %
- > + 4, .rDey JaeAsol Csrdenas L. MarraT ".
III IRE Prste CorS Tor erieF, Soeoveh Co
n.r. Al L.cie. Wis P4yta Peru. W. H. Trace o.
- an Dapoat. Hi-aos MAisnyas NaLh Field
RI is'enG zeal Msn.soa heAHoGd !eteas Boeknanu
a., 20 ruce .istlbuB. Mobile r. y. hgTioui Co.
80 LON N,,,er TAur1rT, lsianI u D. hrnberg.
So. H.stl e. Case, Ses-ued ori, Sm 60 Cl'se
cnr KaIpn ALTON Hsrkuess, ia sALas Famous Loud
go -. q aot,u. alen Wilmington. y. ". Ba.-r.
sch, Wo,a .o-kri Howe., Uranus. j. l. o. g. k11u'tn .
soop L OVoHoa, Benz, Scotia ALooj' D. o. N'' 'ano'''
ARRIVED,
Steamship Caanl Dutch seize. ROTTERDAM March D. AID fJ'
NOUN in ndse AZ pass ID" rui.n - - nc 81. -.
steamship Br Lrloit DefAuaa hafeh 10 WIZ n-s
ami pss, 20 a. h. Oulrfbilse
S,aso Cy Of DAa lines AOrthsad City, y. C.. With saTa
stores 70 G. Il. Malor a 10 -, =. No..
steamship 14Scls bes's'' D''''"' WIS A-' 49, F - ~
george CrOmre B.eo1 Portland With mise and Ds'a
'" Scanning lie 1lomen Perez. Philadelphia
u TyIr, AN f LypsrI bisos, oZo go days, With mise
bbp FYpg E4ge bese 81 .na DAYS iloH bosiSa ~ b-
H. Us, AaIl PlViouch. Boz e4GI 30 dt,s n oaihsi
Borl nssa So SerB, ArSc al, ssE, % 4ib y "a mde
b.rI tomarGla.oe IoIeo tAas- beAALds tA'Ia % s'
n1 p,sm,l ;Norl Hae sv.ngsr SO DAYS ballast h1
ehSsa On S.l SoSi fses Br,nea 80 sr. in ballast
3rsr Msbe dear Li'er ~ beeef F'j d0 r H. 10
das with -aE.. - ~ -, -. $500
sehr D. Ges.etS'a, j. c. da' "i'h SiH
stores .-, .,.,-..-- a. - ? -. ~,,n ..,.l .ta,..
s..f. In.s ". AcniG Firnen, 'lg-iA
~ sciooSxRs-KiVEk colsrvisA
CIs-ssa Aleb Ss~.hAsel A'ids, ff.'iorGee
j q leu fEii hl'rI fssnl"n
~ Bate 10. B.arf boston.
J4ii4 A. Be zee Aesisv@u.
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