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ALMOST SUFFOCATED.
Narrow Escape from Death.

A few days ago Eell-knoHn Avenue mer-
chant employed ct his house to nurse the chill
dren a young eolored woman OF this city. On
the hrst night OF her duty at the hoRse she re-
tired TO her room, small one on the second foor
and was told not to put the gas out when she
went TO bed. That she did not dIsObey the part
the next morning. According to her custom the
lady Of the house arose early, and finding that
the girl was not up raped at her door. There
was no response and she raped louder, when
she heard some one get from the bed, walk
toward the door, and then fall Thoroughly
frightened, the other inmates of the house were
aroused and the door forced in, when the girl was
found lying in an insenEible condition on the
floor. The cause Of this was Immediately made
apparent by the sitting odOr Of gas which per-
Vaded the room. Medical assistance was at once
rendered, and the girl recovered. 1t appears
that on retiring she had blown the gas out
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DISTRICT NOTES,
Bids for Sweeping the strests-other Bust
ness,

Bids for Sweeping the streets-Other Bust
ness.
A I2ineh pipe sewer has been ordered on 1. be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets northeast. and
an Isineh pipe sewer on Tenth, between q and
sc.
elns, 500 ash and 500 horse chestnut trees have
been ordered for planting.
The inspector OF buildings, Mr.. u. NJ. PloHman,
recommends TO Chief Engineer HOIte that the
river 'front.' at the Intersection Of Sixth and with
WAteT street be rented for periOO or ten years,
land and Cossting Navigation Steamboat Com
pany- In THIS connection the inspector refers to
the Laws governing the occupation of streets, aud
states that private citizen has no more right to
than any Of the streets or avenues all being IN
der the jurisdiction Of the District Commission
ere, VINO possess full powers TO compel squatters
20 remove buildings and shanties erected on the
river front for private uses.
The bids for sprinkIlng sWeepipR and CLEANING
me streets and avenues OF Washington and
GeorgetoHn' and removing therefrom all accu-
mutations Tor period Of one year from the 9th
Gay o. NAY, were opened yesterday. There are
two classes q proposals, the first being for doing
the work Of sweeping, the material to be the
property Of the contracting party, and the other
10 do the work, the material to be the Dronert1
Of the District, and TO be deposited at Whatever
point may be designated by the chief engineer,
All per superficial yard. The bids are as follows;
Simon CaTmOdy 4 Co., Bill Of / mill 10 10 OF
mill; r. O. Hewitt, LIS Of cent Per yard: Jas
". Mcdonald, liz Of cent, 223 OF cent; Robt
CatheaIt, l-lO @ cent, 225 Of cent; Harvey
drew Gleason, Lie of cent; Geo. W. Knox, LIS
OF cent. LA OF cent: L P Wright .6Sl Of MILL
J. W. Baldwin, .545 Of ] mill; Henry Birch,
MILL 10 Fill, No awards have been made
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RELIGIOUS,
Church Services Tomorrow.

CONGREGATIONAL
Rev. DR.. Rankin, Of the Congregational church,
is delivering q series CT Sunday evening sermons
on heaven. The sermon tomorrow evening, the
fourth in the course, will be on the text: "And
there shall be no night there"
INFORMED EPISCOPAL.
The regular services OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church will be held IN Lincoln hall tomorrow,
morning aud night The Rev. WIN. Mcguire
will preach in the morning, and at the nightserv
ice the Rev. a. ]. Harrington, Of the Baptist
city, will occupy the pulpit. The fact that
Baptist minister Is to occupy this pulDit argues
we'll for the cause OF religion, and shows that,
even though differing somewhat in the terms OF
creed, ministers Of the different denominations
can aid and encourage one another in their good
work.
PREACHING BIZ OSCAR HUGO.
This reverend gentleman, who is an exiled
Hungarian Tor conscience sake, and whose father
died in an Austrian prison because he was
preacher Of the Gospel and the Grand Master OF
the NJ atomic Order, viii preach tomorrow morn
ing in Estreet Baptist church, near Sixth street
northwest. In the evening in the First Presoy
lana avenue northwest. Subject: THE three
strongholds Of American liDerties-an open
Bible, our public schools and the sacredness OF
the Sabbath" Mr.. Hugo is well-known TO Amer
lean pulpits for the last twenty years, and comes
among us strongly Endorsed by thousands Of our
Tiffany says: 81 thank you for the instructive
ard interesting Sermon" Bishop Peck says:
THE larVe audience gave evidence OF intense
satisfaction" Prof. Hodge, Of Allegheny SEMI
nary. says: ~ was delighted with tho eloquent
sermon preached by Mr.. Hugo in my church"
Ir. Anderson. of the First Baptist church, New
Ycrk. says: Mr.. Hugois loyal American and q
fOrcible preacher
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SPELLING MATCH.
The Army Rnvs m Trial

A spelling match, under the auspices OF John
+. Reynolds Post, Nc. c, q. A. R., was held
at Grand Army hall last evening. Prof Thomp-
son Ofieiated as schOolmaster, and James F.
Smith, the commander Of this department Of the
g. A. R., presided. Several Of the old I" vets q"
were present, with their families and friends and
many Of them spelled as we'll as they fought.
Victory perched upon the banner Of r. r. Brou-
ner, eOmTade Of the post, who succeeded, after
long and lively contest, in carrying of the first
prize, copy of the complete works OF Shaks-
peare. The prize for the poorest speiler, SPELL
Ing book, was taken possession OF, after several
thy Of the prize. All present were we'll pleased
with the entertainment.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Furnished rooms for rent.
Preaching by Oscar Hugo.
Unitarian services tomorrow.
Universalist services tomorrow.
NJ. ID. Frank, halter aud furrier.
New books st VIM. Ballsntyne's.
young man desires employment.
A brick house for Ialo at bargain.
competent bookkeeper is wanted.
Washington Conservatory OF Music.
Reformed Episcopal services tomorrow.
Began Wylie will remove about NsyL
Series Of pulpit lectures in Foundry church.
Thos. L. WaRgamsn has desirable property for
rent.
A aged lady desires pupils to teach
music.
A beautiful suburban residence for sale or ex-
change.
Domer at church corner Of Eleventh and H
streets tomorrow.
Reopening of the Nineteenth-street Baptist
church tomorrow.
Duneanson Bros. will sell on Monday books,
rifles, shOtgunS, &c.
Thomas Z. waggaman will sell on Wednesday,
April q, Q very desirable corner.
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THE ALLEGED FORGERY.
Mr.. Thomas C, Over DISCHARGED.


In the Police Court yesterday the case Of Thos
q. Dyer, charged with forgery of the name Of
VIM. Lowe on the back Of a promissory note Of
one hundred dollars, drawn and signed by one ].
H. Rollins, payable to the order OF said Lowe,
with intent to defraud the said Lowe, was called.
The note in question was produced and shown to
Mr. Lowe, who denied that be had ever signed it.
}. H. Rollins was shown the note and testified
that he signed his name on the face OF it in the
presence of Mr.. Eastwood, at Dyers house, on
Capitol Hill. Mr.. Z. e. Dyer, the father OF ThOg
q. Dyer, testified that Mr. Lowe told him that he
Endorsed the notes; he witness saw him writing
at the counter on small pieces of paper which had
the appearance Of being notes. Lowe had been
drinking quite freely. Mr.. Calvert, bar-keoper,
testified that Lowe drank some eight times, and
was quite lively; witness waited on him, and
handed him pen and ink. Considerable testimony
was taken, and Mr. Totten, for defendant, ad-
dressed the court, urging that Lowe had signed
the note while intoxicated, and possibly not know
lng afterwards what he had done. The court re-
viewed the testimony, and came to the conclusion
that the testimony did not warrant the holding
OF Dyer FOR the grand jury, and dismissed the
case,
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HEBREW FEsTIvAL-THE PASSOVER.

Delivsrance Of the Children Of Israel
Next Monday evening, at sunset, being the l4th
day Of Nissan, according to the Jewish Lunar
year $685., the Hebrew Festival Of the Passover
will be ushercd in, commemorative Of the deliv-
erance Of the children of Israel from Egyptian
bondage. This occasion is also designated the
feast OF unleayened bread, and it lasts eight days;
the first two and the last two days being strictly
kept by abstaining from business pursuits, ac-
cOrding to the old established laws. There is
probably no class or Of people on the face Of
the earth who observe these religious seasons
more strictly than do the 1sraelitish people. All
they do they perform with a strictness and a sys-
tenn that is truly astonishing; and, as q conse-
quenee, they are q thrifty and we'll TODD people.
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4 LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREnFRICESRIIRG RAILWAY

DEPoT CoRNKR OF Sixth AND STREETS.
ELocal trains for Alexandria leave as follows:
g TOO, g. 9, TO- II .. n, 1, - $780, Up. The
O.. m, and Up. trains run daily; all other trains
daily, except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria IS follows: g. Z, g.
., 10, IL D.. m; /, 3, 4, s SEQ D. m. The .. m.
and 500 p. m, trains leave Alexandria daily; all
other trains daily, except sunday.
Trains markedthus" connect with trains on WASH
tmgton and Ohio.
Great Southern Express via Richmond leaves
Washington II :3S p. N. daily, Except Sunday.)
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at Offices corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked At al the hotels
and residences through to destination.
d. NJ. BOYD, JR..
ae3O-tf General Passenger Agent.
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

When General Sherman concluded to take up
his residence in St. Leuis he sold his valuable
reEider ee on l street to ex-Mayor Emery for the
sun OF so 900, half cash, and half in unimproved
property on street, located between Sixth and
SEVenIn strC cts. valued at S00S0, which he soon
after placed in the market. The latter was sold
Yesterday for $50 co., making the sale OF the old
residence almost a cash transaction. The Gen.
eTal will arrive 10 Washington to-day or Monday
10 sign the decd and complete the sale. Mr..
Emery has put 80 900 worth Of improvements on
the Old Sherman mansion thus tar since it came
into lis possession.
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RALTlMORE & POTOMAC r. r.
" DEPOT COME SIXTH AND B STREErs =

PALTlMORE POTOMAC r. r.
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND b STREETS Ne W.
On and AFTER March l. 1875, trains will leave Wash.
6:8 .. m, Northern Express, daily, except Mon
day, 70 Baltimore: to Elmira daily, except Sunday
And MONDAY making connection with Erie Rail-
s:gS .. m, Express for Philadelphia and New
YORK daily, except Sunday.
SEQ .. m, Baltimore Accommodation. daily.
70 - :; m, Llmlted Express for New YORK AAd
,n'6 q. m, Fast Line for the West and North:
also Ior Norfolk, via Baltimore, daily except sun
lag 2. m, Express for philadelphia and Ne"
1oIh daily, except SUNDAY. -,., IN
4;5s p; n, Philadelphia Express, for Philadel-
7:io D. M, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
oso8 b. m, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
lois .. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves At SOS p. N.
iH Tr AZ rs POPE CREEK LINE leave at s:s5 =.
m on Tuesoay, Thursday and Saturday only, and
$40 d. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains for AHNAPOLIs leave at SIS .. N. and
Pufim:n Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg ID run
ON he train leaving a. 7:1O o. "a.
onthe train leaving A. l015 p. except Saturday
OnSaturdAy At 9.fs p. m.
Pullman Rh.SS ~ SaI 20 hoenesser u run
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago on train
sTicFsts and information can be procured st the
~ csiied for and checked at hotel sand pri-
yIfe fssldences on orders len a the oees Of the
IenRRsViyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
o. n S1e Il Baltimore 9 POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner sixth and = si 3. Il. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent Philadelphia, Pa,
GEO. Q. WILKINS,
anrN INT THfan Rail-
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MnR. Timonsz 4 Co. Ranksrz.

TIE attention Of all who intend travelling in
Europe this summer is called TO the facilities
ond National Bank building, 500 Seventh street
Sight drafts can there be obtained on England,
Ireland, France and Germany. The Messrs
Timoney Co. also buy and sell gold, stocks and
Government bonds, and do q general banking
ousineFs. Collections maize on all points. They
have for the use Of customers gold and stock in.
dicators and telegram.
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Auction Sales To-day.

By ThOs. Downing.
At 10 o'clock al his auction rooms, Star ONCE
building, an extensive and varied assortment Of
household and kitchen furniture.
At u O'Clock, pair Of bay horses, sixteen
hands high, perfectly gentle.
BY b. II. Warner:
the northwest corner Of Second and ! streets
northeast.
By Duncapson Bros:
between Four and-a.haf and Third streets south
west.
By Wash. b, Williams:
At 10 O'Clock, seventy head Of horses and mules.
At 10 O'Clock, an excellent assortment Of furni-
ture.
At 80 o'clock, at 1872 Seventh street north
west, a splendid collection OF boots and shoes.
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ONE DOLLAR SAVED.

General Passenger Agent, Phillaelphis, Pa.
'GEO. C. WILKINS.
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PROPOSED JUBILEE CONCERT.
Meeting of Gentlemen Interestsd

3
In accordance with tie suggestion in TEE RE
PUBLICAN, that a musical jubilee be held in this
city during the Centennial anniversary, a num-
Der Of gentlemen met at this Cfhce yesterday ar
teTICon at 4:30 O'Clock. The subject was c0nsd-
cred at some length, and it was finally agreed
that the most appropriate place would be the
Totunda Of the Capitol. the singers to occupy the
gallery and the hall itself to be devoted TO the
audience. StTikfng musical effects have been pro-
duced in the rOtunda Of ST. Peters, the singers
being located in the gallery OF the some. 1t was
proposed to Invite distinguished foreign talent to
add TO the interest Of the occasion. The time
selected was the 10th of June, 1875, to be con-
tinued as long as the interest justified. The plan
as suRgested is inexpensive, and has many good
JCints as we'll as the point Of novelty.
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Presentation Of q Jewel.

At a regular communication OF Washington
centennial Lodge, No. Il, +. A. A. M, on Thurs
day evening last, Mr.. Horace A. Whitney was
presented by the members Of the lodge with n
past masters Jewel OF elaborate and unique de-
siED for faithful and meritorious services as past
master for the past three years. The presenta-
ton WAS made by N. ID. Larner grand secretary
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Of for Europe.

This morning Mr.. W. q. Metzerott sails for
Europe from Baltimore in the steamer Bruins
wick, Of the North German Lloyd line. A num-
Der Of his friends propose to see him of, aud for
that purpose a special car has been secured, and
viii! take the party to Baltimore and bring them
home. All who know him unite in wishing Mr..
MeiZeTott a pleasant voyage and safe return.
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WHAT IS NEEDED.

BOSTON, Feb. I5 1871.
HENRY r. STEVENS, esq:
Dear siT-About ne ye since found my self in
feeble condition from general debility. VEGE-
TINE was strongly recommended u me by friend
who had been much benefited by its use. procured
the article, and AFTER using several bottles, was
estOrCd 10 health and dlscontiu ued its feel
quite c. nhdent that there is medicine superior
10 IL for those complaints for which is especially
prepared: md would cheerfully recommend 1t to
those who feel that they need something TO restore
them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours. q. L. P ETTENGILL,
Firm of S. NJ. Petteng gill & 10.
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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One More

Inducements white shirt worth $3.50 at si.5o.
These shirts are open front, two plsits, with but
tons. fyou examine them and think they are
not worth $3.50. do not buy them. Saks, the
elothier, 4s5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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CANNOT BE ExCELLEo.
CHARLEsTowx, March 10, 1850.

II. r STEVENS:
ear sir-This is to certify that have used your
"BICo1 Preparation in my family for several
years and think that for ScrOfulI or Can kerOus
HUmors, or Rheumatic Elections, it cRnnot be ex-
cPlled; and. IS a blooi-purifer and spring medi-
cine, il Is the best thing have ever used; AMI
have ut ed almost everything. can Gh6Crfdlly rec
omTend Il 10 any one in eed Of such medicine.
Yours, resi- ectfully. -..
No. 10 Russell stree.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA.
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Ihe equipment on this line Is and Of the most
elegant aad improved finish.
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCIijsIVEfIY]
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after FEBRUARY i6, 1875, trains by this
line VIII leave Depot of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner OF Sixth and Streets As follows:
s:C3 a. N. Express for Philadelphia. New York and
9:z3 q M Limited ENpress-Pullman Car Train
FOR Philadelphia, New York and points East
daily, except sunday
LIS p. m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily. except sunday.
4:5S p. m Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
sos p. m. Express for Philadelphia New York and
PULLMAN PARLoR CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and information can be procured at the
Offices OF the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and prt-
COMPANY, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
OF Sixth stree ana Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets.
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, Phil1gelphia. Pa.
febI5 Sunsrfntandenr RaI+Tmora MI
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OlTH ITEMS.
uAuE Won A COUnu

Cold, Pain in the Chest, or Bronchitis? In fact,
have you The premonitoTy symptoms OF the "lnsa-
tiate archer, Consumptionf Know that relief
Is at hand in Wistar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry;
so cents and 81 bottle, large bottles much the
cheaper.
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RnrinR auita,
High Tonad

A large stock OF Mems Check Cashmere Suits
Just opened. These are the most stylish goods of
the season for slO 70 as. ErsRNAH BRos.,
SOS Seventh street
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WASHINGTON AND Cha, RAILROAD.
xnIH5rrp .ppnNcrHITN 100000, ~,

WINTER ARRANGEMEN INNING &C.
TOBER u, isza. so--' y W.
The Mail Train viii leave Washington at a. m.
and Alexandria at $40 Il. daily, except Sunday;
pass Leesburg going Westward at II::j .. m, and
arrive at PurcellvilCPL L m. Leave Purceliville
II LID p. m. pass Leeshurg going eastward at 10
p. m, and arrive at Alexandria It S:i5 D. m, and
At Washington at $50 D. m.
The Accommodation Train will leave Washing
ton IA p. m, and Alexandria at $40 D. daily,
except Sunday, and arrive At LeesbuTg At 6:25 D,
m. Leave Leesburg at q. m, and arrive At Alex
<ndria at Sis, and Washington at $50 q. m.
Passengers from Washington Will take the
washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at9a. m. and p. M
and go through without change ofears.
The S:l0 a. m. train from Alexandria and 12:30 p.
m: train from PurceIville connect at PARCEL will e
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Smokers
vile, BerryviIIe and Winchester; also with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg
daily fer Aldie and MiddlebuTg.
tickets, keO r. H HAVENER,
0ct2-u General Ticket Agent,
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PALTMORE AND UHIO RAILROAD
Winter Sehedule.

III
Winter SeheduIe.
FROM wASHISGTON CITY. '''''
500 a. m. Baltimore and Way Stations
6:45a. IN. LSncnLurg, Danvine and all points
7:Coa m. BallIm9re, Annapolis, Frederick and
7:s5 q. m. Baltimore and Relay. Breakfast at Re-
$50 a. m. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, BsIti-
SOS .. m Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville. cincin-
natl, Columbus, Sandusky, Pitts
vile, GermSntoWn, Barnesyiiie stS1n-
ton. Valley Branch. and c. and o. R.
land: supper At Grafton.
s:IsG. N. Point Or Rocks and Way Stations.
lo:So a. N; Baltimore and Relay:
i:SS D, m. New YorR, PhiiadeipSis, Boston, Nor
folk, Baltimore; Dinner 3 At Relay.
$40 D. m. Frederick, Point Of Rocks and Way
s:16p m. Baltimore, Frederick, and intermediate
$500 m. Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
SIS ,. m, HagerstoWn, Harper's Ferry, Win
chester and Way Stations via Metro
s:lop. m. Daily excerpt saturday, Chicago, 81.
Louis 5SS.sy1R S SiRsR SHnI
cars. BreaEA a ParEersb1rg.
s1S ?. m. BsltimoEe and WSSy az Stations.
Sis p. m. PHIiLGpELPHIX AND NEW YORK
$50 p. m. BaltmoTe and way stations.
W;4o ?. m, Lynchburg, DanVille and all points
u:4O p. m, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati Louis
VIE sfr and P p TsT FSs FAST express
80 !nd ore and Way stAtions-s:oO - m, l; A;4S
For Baltimore and Relay. 7:S5 .. m.
West-s:O5 .. m, 6:l0 and ll:50 p. M
and TO5 e95 ksP sns 6a SS
o Be aF %T sSsYsa
~ Corr oI Master Of Transportation.
GEO. s. KOONTZ. General Agent. JeSO-tf
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In style and quality. Low toned in price, is why
A. saks Il Co., $40 Seventh street, are rhs popular
elothiers.
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court Of the United States.

FRIDAY, April I6, 1875.
On motion OF Mr.. ]. A. Wills, W. L. Flsgg,
ESQ.,, OF New York city, was admitted TO practice
as az attorney and counselor OF this court.
No. 4e7. The United States, appellant, VS.. VIM.
II. Hardy. On motion OF Mr.. Attorney General
Williams, affirmed per stipulation.
No. 30. Charles A. Nichols, assignee, appel
liant, vs. Amssa NJ. Eaton ct al. COutiuued.
No. rs. Sidney Dillon, appellant, vs.. George
NJ. Barnard ct al. The argument OF this cause
was continued by Mr.. W. g. Russell and Mr.. G.
5. Bradley, of counsel for the appellees, and
eluded by Mr.. S. Bartlett for the appellant.
No. 0O3. The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York, plaintiff in error, VS.. James Young,
administrator, &c. The argument of this cause
was commenced by MIR. W. ID. Davidge, of cOun-
sci for the plaintiff in error. and continued by Mr.
Henry Beard for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday at Il o'clock.