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Court CulEtn0S.

MIR. John B. Stewart submitted suit
before Judge Force against j. Goldberg,
to recover the value OF q watch which
the plaintiff alleged that on the 25th OF
November, 1871, he left to secure the
payment Of loan, and that the defend
ant wron fully converted it to his own
use by selling it before the 25th Of No
yember, 1872. The jury were instructed
to return verdict Tor the difference, II
there was any, between the value of the
watch at the time it was sold and the
amount due from plaintiff to defendant,
and accordingly returned a verdict for
plaintiff for $97 10.
Judge Avery, yesterday, decided the
case OF Il. G. Rohner against NJ. j. NC.
Lean, administrator Of John Mclean. BY
rendering Judgment for the plainttf foI
$3.50 and Interest. The plaintiff was en-
ployed as assistant clerk BY John Nc.
lean. deceased, late Clerk of the United
States and District Courts, and sued for
q balance due for services rendered be.
tween October, 1867, and October, 1870.
George Johnston submitted case be.
fore Judge Avery ON question Of plead.
ing against j. P. L. Jennings. The de-
murrer was sustained, and, on motion,
the reply was stricken from the files.
with leave to amend the petition.
A case in which the Village Of Car.
thage was plaintiff and J. Q. Raiser de.
fendant, came up before Judge Avery on
a question OF costs. The original suit
was to recover the amount OF an assess
ment, and Judgment rendered under the
Code for the value Of the work. The
Court held that the costs must be d.
vided between the two parties.
The following suits were entered yes.
terday for the Common Pleas:
46.6S2John Busse vs, ]. II. Noewer.
46,6S3- Elizabeth +. Sexton ys. The In
corporoted Village OF Ayondale.
As,sa-Alf. Hhlys 3 q. Eelte%
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OF interest to saloon Keepers.

Notice was yesterday afternoon filed
with the City Clerk forbidding saloon
keepers or others to sell or furnish
liquor to an individual named therein,
on pain of being held responsible for all
damages to or by the said person.
This Is the first notice Of the kind un.
der the new law, and is, as such, OF spe.
cial interest. Notices of this nature are
to be filed with the City Clerk, and to be
kept in q book Of reference for examina.
tion by liquor sellers, but the names oi
the parties thus registered are not to be
published in any other manner.
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Busrdtmg rsrsssts.

The following permits were issued since
our last report:
G. R. Kramer, repair 247 West Third
street; estimated cost, $50.
Wn. Becker, build vault at 172 Hop
kins street; estimated cost, 500.
r. Manly, two-story frame, on Kemper
lane; estimated cost, 5000.
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Debts ana Dues of the Board OF I,nproce-
ssestts.

The Special Committee appointed by a
resolution OF Council to report the debts
created in violation of the Wortbipgton
Law, and elso the amounts Of money
due the city, met yesterday afternoon,
with Mr.. Twachtman in the chair. Pres
ent, Messrs. Brunswick, Sutton, Twacht-
man and Voight.
The Clerk Of the Board Of Improve.
ments, in compliance with. q resolution
adopted at a meeting of the Committee,
July 10th, presented the following state
ment of the liabilities incurred, in VIOLA
ton of the W Worthington Law, up to June
14th. Below we append the tables OF the
different departments, viz:
Total amount Of pay-rolls Sl6 0t
Total amount Of material ............. N,16O 81
Total amount Of Street. cleaning Dept l3.4lb "a
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REASONS WHY. :.

The reasons why DR.. Prices Special Flavor
ings, Cinnamon, Lemon, Vanilla, &C., are su-
perior to all others, is because they are pre-
pared from the choicest selected fruits and
aromatics, without coloring or poisoning oils;
that all the favoring principles are retained
unchanged by chemical action, highly concen-
trated, requiring less to flavor; that there II
more than those sold for the same size; that
they are in every particular like his celebrated
Cream Baking Powder, just as represented.
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r ARGE sums have been realized in Wall
i 4 street from small investments in Stock
Privileges. 100 shares Of any stock bought on
deposit Of 5000. Pamphlets giving method Of
Np SIMPSON DARRAGH & CO.,
p. O. Box 6l76. Bankers and Brokers.
81 Broadway, Cor. Of Wall street, New York.
jeT-3m
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The following marriage licenses were
issued since our last report;
Peter Thcobald and Cath. Echlermann,
Andrew Huber and Amanda Gerlack.
Henry Ostendarp and Lizzie Redman.
John Hofer and Mary Heuken.
T. r. Miller and Helena E.Green.
H. Mayer and Sophia Engelmaimtall.
Patrich Murphy and Catherine Hayes,
b. Bowling and Kate Downey.
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The committee was also furnished bv
Mayor Johnston with statement Of the
amounts due the city from the different
street railways for the years 1873 and
1874. which the companies refused to
pay. They are as follows:
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A st. Paul husband has sued his moth
er-in-law for alternating his wife's afec-
tions from him, and inducing her to
leave him apd return 70 her parents.
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IUEH,.ssss .''s'''''s' -.. .vTe50xS %
No action was taken on the above, and
the Committee adjourned to meet next
Monday.
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Making o total Of,

The Mayor adds to the above that the
Inclined Plane can not be compelled to
take out license, as the cars run on
private property.
The following amounts due the city for
wharfage were presented by City Au.
ditor Hoffman:
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CHANGE OF RULES THE LEGIS
IAIIRE

There were fear, that the Capital re-
m"val bill would give rise to consider
able amount of flibustcring in the State
House Of Delegates and thu, be delayed
So much that the session would be- over
before final action could be taken upon
it, But we sec our representatives in
the House have fixed that They have
followed the example set by the lower
House of Congress, and adopted IL rule
that the rules may be suspended by II
mere majority. This viii enable them
t. call up the bill whenever desirable,
aud pass it..
1t is Il bad thing, generally speaking, to
follow an example set by such leaders as
instituted this amendment, but in this
case We believe it is proper. For first, it
docs not interfere with the rights Of the
minority, there being more than two
third, Democratic majority i'll the
House, anyhow; and secondly, the
session is 50 short and Is drawing so
rapidly to close, and there Is such a
long interval to clapsc before the next
regular one, that this rule is positively
necessary in order that legislation may
not be delayed. With the new rule in
force We trust all foolish iilibustcrins ana
improper delay will be- stopped, and our
law makers yet enabled to give good
account OF thcmsclvc, before adjourn
lu.rt
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J.B. LIPPINCOTT a CO..
Publishers, Booksellers 4 importers

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Bound RY HIS vows,

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The New York Herald, after a calm
review of the situation, and summing
up Of all the prcccdents which have been
presented for the last ten years, deliber-
"teiy concludes that the average price for
m average modern Congressman is just
Sl.OOO.
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TIE NEW HYPERION.
H.LTSTKNTEn HN NOKE

From Paris to Marty by way ofthr Rhine.
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MiScELLAN EOUS.
], B. L|PP|NCOTT & cos
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE LIFE OF BENJAMIN FRANZ.

Written by himself Embracing a br..,
account of his Ancestors, and "A AutOb,.
graphy OF the first tiity years OF his In.
with "A continuous story of mis- later y,.,r,
and the events OF his times. From ~
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Portraits from steel. Price per yUlum.'
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1T any one should dispute the clan. ..
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facts of which Mr.. Bigelow presents "a .u.s
statement, and in the admirable ual.,r
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execution" ~ J. Tribune.
1--WE know ONO volume which We Non &
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our w-citiZeuS, young and old, than
those IN which the LippincottS have given
us the raSult OF Mr.. BlgelOws pain>tak .ur
researches into the life and charlcIyr ..
benjamin Franklin. "--BOStOH GiOb,
The Hon. John BIgclow. well known u
diplomacy and Journalism, has conferred
"A real service on American literature. l,
his new edition OF the Life OF Frank I'm
" Ii is one of the best specimen, 90
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Herald.
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JOHN THOMPSON,

And other stories. g., Louisa PHrr, author
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- fHirugO Id,IUc'.
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THE ROMANCE ~ IHE ENGLISU
= t,.l..

By Percy Fitzgerald, IA, F.S.A., author
ut"Lilr Of Garrick. The KcmhleS, - etc
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The subject itself Is exceedingly ntirw.
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home with H.. IN" result j. a very enter.
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ness for all readers.
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TIgE GERMAN EMPERORS.

History Of the German Emprror> H|
their Contemporaries. Translated ulu
the German, ana Compiled nom Auth,H-
tie sources. BY Elizabeth prak", author
Uf"r,u Pictures OF Europe with uum,r.
Gus Illustrations. Nyo. Extra cloth, s.n'.
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The mechanical execution pi the work IT,
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THE LEVEI.IES,

And other Short Stories. By Sarah WIN
ter Kellogg. with FronIiSplcrr. 'y".
Paper, 10 cents.
1'n->" stories are thoroughly lIt"-Hh",
brilliant and captivating.
The LiN,lis> Is "a sketch of d"m'~l"
life made thrilling by the introduction u'
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TIE iSIDENT'S ARKANSAS
MESSAGE

VIII President GRANT never cease
from being disturbrr2 l. he dctcrmin-
ed to continually fal,iry his own >cnti-
mcnt "Lct Us have peace Hardly had
the special committee. appointed by Con
ores, to examine into the condition OF
Arkansas, (which committee was assured
Is Radical enough To have satisfied the
most inccudIary mind made their report
certifying that the government of the
State was lust and harmonious, and that
Congress should not interfere with it,
when our President deliberately sends in
message. advocating dia,rn>ion, rcvolu-
,iun and mischief He wishes the pre-
sent Governor, Mr.. GARLAND, declared
no. legally IN possession OF lis Office, and
Books. who has been, for more than Il
year past, constant source Of trouble
installed in his stead.
This action OF the President, ut any
time wholly uuiu,titiahle, Is now partic-
ulurlv so. 1t will br remembered how
the Books and BANTER difficulty came
about. How BROOKS was nominated by
the moderate wing of the Radical party,
and received the support of the Com
,rrvativr>; how hc Wa, counted out, and
BANTER. who was thought to bee in SYM
pathy with the Carpet Bag advcnturcr,
m power. was counted in; how BANTER
refused to bc II party to their wicked
<chemings, and how the same men, who
had installed him, raised the cry Of
their own fraud. and tried to have him
ousted. 1t will bee further remembered
how both these claimant, marshullcd
their forces and. watching each the move
ments of the other, called upon the Pres
dent To- Interfere. and how he refused to
do So but recognized BANTER IN" legal
Governor.
Such Inconsistency ON all sides, i, un-
,a.ouol.5 and would mo-, b, connie
n,,,.,1 anywhere cyccpt in the United
States under such an administration a,
the present. Tins Nhniu'h'hS 'mpu-
dencc of the Radical adventures headed
,..,..,,,rC, ,vr,x in .bo,rrI,..l, rro-
.,5 u..;. .,
claiming 10 the worm ''''' '"" '',' 81
fraud, when 1t was aScertMhcd That these
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MANY LANDS AND MANY
PEOPLE.

Being "a series ui Sketches of Travel lu
all Parts at the World. Win ~ Illu>Ir-
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\ very entertaining and Instructive Vol.
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PATRICIA KEMBALL,
\ Charming and Powerful Roman
Ry r lynn LINTON

Author of Lizzie Lorton," The Girl o
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displays genuine humor rs well as keen
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WHAT 4 BOY {.

Problems concerning him. I. what shall
We u with him2 ~. what viii lac de- with
himself" III. Who i 10 blum" FOR the con
sequences? By Julia \. WINS. WIN
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The rare power and peculiar charms al
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pOLITICALE ETHICS. Nv Francls n

Der, LID. New ana Revised Edition.
Edited 10y Theodore u. WOOlScy, LID.
Svo. > vols. Extra cloth, SJ.OU.
This valuable standard work will possess
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from the fact that II has been carefully re-
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CHARTER

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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

-IS the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printcdin
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any ad-
dress one year for 500. Valuable preni-
ums to cluU agents and to subscribers.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE ROOM FORMERLY
"a nrruri.d by VIM. II. Shclh, 80.
-&-& ma Main street. l'riu>-s'" per
.,...,r Pn,>, -~iDu given immediately. FOR
,.-fi..rr Information apply "a IA" under
.frr.I .uf the above named place.
.,rrglb \. X. GADHl~.
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FOR RENT.

- DWELLING HOUSE ON EpFI SIR
I'D near 2id street, six rooms ah' -.','
cellar, large yard, 10 goo" rpm
Rent only s2ur. ...rr..,
Also dwelling. four rooms H.' ''.''' D.
only sI2 per month, lDcu.'d N'r""" "'">'
''"''' '''' gro. 3. CALDW ELL,
OgIr. upNr door % Court House.
itN-FraW-
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

Ia STORE ROOM, DWELLING AND
,%f Hall, west Side Of Market. between
-" 18th and 10Th streets, IN B.aEs
Block. Also room al present occupied HE
G.. \. Wickham rs an auction huu~,..
Enquire of ANTON RElMANN.
ianl6
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FURNITURE
FURNITURE
PROPOSALS.

tLLEK' OFFICE BoAEDuF COMMISSIONS
WHEELING. February .. $50
sealed proposals Will be- received 20 ial.
Office until Saturday. February -'tA, '-I
noon. for furnishing coal 10 ih" county
Jail ana luiiTmury tor one year non,
April lst. Bidders viii give the pIi'', %,
clean. mixed and uU' coal. delivered All
clean coal To pass through screens. .f.,,
any or all bids. ,.,.,-r,.,.- ,-..-,.
I-b2 r-g- l,s-l $780,
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EDITIIS MISTAKE.

or. I.f a. Herself By JENNIE WundviII"
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oI Johh quincy Adams, comprising puI-
tiOuN of hIs Diary from l7yjto lSiS. Editcd
by Hon. Charles Francis Adams. Syo.
Vol. ~. Extra cloth, $500.
"tOntainS NOR" matter Of historical in
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BY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court
of ohio county, West Virginia, entered on
December Goth, 1874, In a chancrry cause
now pending i'm said Court, wherein
Francis Morris is complainant and Oscar
u. Thompson, susan f.. Thompson, his
wife, James =. Wheat, Franklin {. Jones,
ed, Joseph Il. Whitaker, Edward IL. Fitz-
hugh. samuel II. y. Carter Jacob snyder,
Moses Il. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee
OF l.. &. Carr, wife OF m. Hart Carr, are
defendants, we will. on
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Inns. ~ NI0N0md"I NTNrk, nuth0r %
"SchooldaN HIH!oEUt The old Log
school House" etc. Illustrated. l2mo.
LLn.- L-InIL- u
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A. II. Whiting has tclcgraphcd from
Canada that he will promptly appear
before the Committee of Ways and
Means, and testify concerning his en-.
,Ioymept bv Richard Il. Irwin Of Pa
riGc Mail subsidy fame.
General Moriones has been appointed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Spanish
.prny of the North.
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j u r u E Z e A
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short POstpOncmcnt-Day Fxcd-FuII
Distribution.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane Assot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MtUCn oOfh IS-I
LIST OF GIFTS.
,, LIS Cash Gifts amounting to.....sl 900. OO
NUMBER OF TICKETS, loo. 600
PRICE OF TICKETS.

2,lIS CnSh GlftS amounting tO.......Sl 900. 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100. 900.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole so 90
iialNtS 1900
Quarters 500
EighthS or each Coupon .................. pa
So Tickets 100 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Asso-
citation, chartered 10y the Legislature of
Virginia and the Circuit Court of Orange
CO., proposes by n Grand Git Concert In
establish and cndow "Homc for the OII
lnhrm, and Destitute Ladies Of Virginia. +"
AT Montpelier, the former residence of
President James Madison.
iruN FRNoRS OFFICE, RICHMOND. JuIy3
Il affords me pleasure To say that am
well acquainted with large majority nj
the officers Of the Montpelier Female Hu-
name Association, who reside in the vi
Cinity of my home, and | attest their in
tclligrucc and their worth and high repu-
tatiOn rs gentlemen, rs well rs the pub-
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES l.. X EMFER, GOV. Nirginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JulyS, ISL 8
commend them a. gents Of honor and in
tcgrity, and FULLY entitled to the confidence
OF the public
R.W. HUGHES.
L. :. Judge, EaSt'n Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission: His
Fycrll,ncv Gilbert {. Walker, Fy-Gov-
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