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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

HAVING ONLY TWO In family. a.
III would PART of my DWELLING. III
IT 10 admirably arranged for two families, consaia.
Ing large, xiry chsuoers, wide balls. and piSzxss
ali around and below. Water IN eaen room also
bath. ou sad all convsniepces Of frst Class
country residence Large lawn, beautiful shade:
p. rfecty healthy: twentY m,uutes' ride from
Richmond, and 10 full view. Would suit man OF
to secure . Charming home for the summer and
wishing N see the h ,use. can call at NUHNALLY
Il SON'-, Hull street Manchester, who will direct
them the place. References exchanged.
r.
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.OR PHILADELPHIA.

FoR PHILADELPHIA 4@G
steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARR, viii receive
iastant. at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence
and Boston, and bills of lad4ne signed through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals ano
stateroom, IS. W. r. POkISh, SRent.
mhS q NO. 24Zo DOCK sAreet.
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CONFECTIONERY.

ENUINE OLD DlANORA TOBACCO.
rs caddies genuine old Ill NORA TOB ACCD--'he
last OF the lot. Cal early II you want supply.
SO cad les old WAhD hRAED tHarogr oye's),
so csddi.s BTkAWhEHRY TWIST tLottier's),
Twelve and eighteen to the pound;
500 casss 1.-TWO and ,hree pounosl frrsh PEACHES
ana TUMATOES AZ Baltimore pric~.
LOUIS j. B0SsiEUX,
NH l4f2 raiu STREET.
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ITCH CONsTABLE's SALE.

IJIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
I will cell at public auction on MONDAY MORN
ING the 9Th day OF March, 1873 at ~ o'cioeK'
~ fhe Southeast corner Of Sxth and Cary streets,
the Following properly to satisfy distress warrant
In INV hands In favor OF }. ID. Pretlsw uS. ". NJ
LOT OF SLAVES.
GRINUSTONE, Co., &C.
TERMS: Cash.
mh6.lt A. Is. DUESbEkhi, ~. y. y. ~
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FOR BALTIMORE. S4lH.,
.. PoWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
JOE .a
THROUGH FREIGHT.
20 TRANsFEk BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NODOCKAGE CRAEGED.

Ehe new and fast iron ste.mers sHIRLEY ano
WEsT<tVER or this line, leave their be~ pier IL
Ae Dock foot OF Twenty. seoeud street. every
TUESDAY and THQR3DAY MORNINGS at 1
or3e0f. and SATURDAY AFThRNOttN 1T
ociock. FOR Baltimore. making close connections al
tocas, Point With Baltimore and Ohin raj 6se,i for
oil posnk west and north ~eS: also. With aoriherp
Csatral railroad Tor northera esties and Rnatts-
Through bills stRaed 10 hsiuaiar and ali pOtan
West, ana RITES guaranteed as low as bv any otdst
tine. Apply 70 l.. s.rAf Um, Agent.
ltaeee Tventy.second and 0ock streets and No
D08 Mum strssess &C 81
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TOR RENT. FOUR STORY TO-R
4 RACCO FACTORY on Cary and CsualJSES
streets near Nineteenth.
RRICK DWELLING With seven rooms, kitchen,
&c. on Nineteenth street between Broad and Mar
shall.
Thi, d ana Fnurth. with eight rooms; Kitchen. &C.
FRAME DWELLING with seven rooms. kitch-
en-, &C., on Grace street, adjoining Laird's nouer-
New and attractive TWo-sTORY B r C
DIVE LING. with all the modern innrovem.nts,
on The west sioe of Fourth street he weep Jackson
and Duval With six rooms, iacluding Kitchen and
New BRICK DWELLING, No. 1o3 Jackson
street, with ave rooms.
FRAME DWELLING With Ave rooms. kitchen.
&C.. on the side OF Clay street between IWen.
~ eighth al d wenry-ninth.
FRANZ D vELLINa on Catharine street near
Henry, with four rooms. &c.
FIVE ACKES OF LAND. with dwelling and
tavern, adjoining Hardiug's shop, on the MEADOW
bridge read, half mile from the city.
Apply to RILHApDSOS tO.
nh2.4t Ills Main street.
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- OrF1CE DAVENPORT Co..
SkoSA RICHMOND.

OFFICE DAVENPORT q Co.. .a
srorx fs,oRRRsANp STOCK AGcTIoSEERS,
SAWS RICHMOND. (,
WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION. AT
w cur office lover rhe First National Rankl. on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF marcn, 1873, al ~
400. 900 NEWYORK AND USWtGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT: RECEIVERS'
pal payable January /, 1877; Interest, January
and GUY. eroo1,o
n1"' - DAVENPORT & co.
nhB.tds Stock Brokers'
TN PURSUANCE OF A DEED OF
Il trust from ". v. Bacchus, dated Sd day OF Sep
.mber. 1876, being required by the holder OF the
notes therein described. will sell at auction. nDon
the premises. on the 9th day OF March. 976 at
4 P. n, TWO LOTS. fronting twenty-five feet each
in the city OF Richmo nd. running back one hundred
feet. Terms at sale. II. l.. STALLS, Trustee;
UHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co., AuctioneeIs. NH b
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n n. WALKER q CO., GENEhAIa1 ~
W SURANCE AGkN1s, l9I4 MAIN 'S' 'h =
north BRTTIsR AND AERCkNI51t ydr
SIIRANCE COMPANY. Il London aha
6Grah. Capital. 81 . .oo9: 600 so,s; nv o,cuess
AMAZON IHSUKANoE COapAai V
MiMLTTAN FIRE INSURANCE Con'~
ny. Of New York-ssoets over sSoo.oov;u 4
ATLANTIC ,SsUkAstf Iy ~
RrosKIyn. n. Y.--asa,'s over 40 ,9:syy. 4, BrocS
rvn' ". Y.-asseIs over W 5 10. GOO. ,,yy. d
"poRTsMOUTH fNSUnANCE WhrAH
Portsmouth, VA---assets over 100000; .. 1850
ns,os, I'd with the Treasurer or vtfphA, "a
oeo nssss eouftabiy adjusted and oronPU -
=, this sSency. Applications so'iedtsd' an' lis
Aate sftautso~ vtvsr tserefns
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING "a
Il No, sQS, between Eighth and Ninth 1ai3
streets With eleven rooms: kitchen with four
'''N-'' ~ EDWARD @. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
101k Main street.
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DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLlNG@
Il No $40 Grace street. between Nad!s Us
and Monroe STREETS. With five ROOM. kitchen with
EDWAeD G. G0DDIH,
Real Estate Agent
NH 4 at No, 1918 xaiD street.
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THOMAs N. ALFRIEND & SON,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. NORTH TENTH srRHSr,
Richmond. Va. els-lh
ToHN 81. CLAIBORNE & CO.,
GENERAL FIRE INSURANCE Agents.
llos MAX srxHHr. RICHMOND, Va

Royal fof Liyerpcoi), aseets .t1o'oVo's"
Imperial and Herthern toS LendoRl' .. nm oos
Conneed-ut OF Hartford. aseets. 1,VVV""
Lynchhurg BaEkirg and insurance. ssomx
Company 2A6StS... SssnM
Depueited with Treasurer Of Vir<tnia. lew"
this sceacy, Applications respectfully soi'eeo'
"a 6m
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THE WORK OF CHARITY.

To rHR EDITOR THE HERALD
Yesterday was the monthly meeting Of the directors
OF the LADIES' "Bikur Cholm" Society for the pay
ment OF rent for the poor whom this relief had been
granted and the distribution OF money necessares
to needy applicants
The usual time devoted TO this laudable work is from
to see the charitable ladies their work. The sights
there behed and the tales of distress poured forth by
the poor and afflicted most OF which had already been
verified by the visitors Of the society enough 10
melt heart of stone and would make miser
draw upon his hoard The press applicants aid was
SO great that the ladies kept very busy until
four r NJ, and then number had TO be turned OF for
the day and requested TO return The hearts OF some
ninetyhve unfortunate families gladdened by tho
timely relef afforded them by this noble charity con
sisting OF money assistance gwen 10 the amount OF
$l64, and the distribution Of rs yards muslin 1872
yards Calico 80 yards Canton flannel SO YARDS wOolen
plaids, "a Bamoral skirts "a chemses II red flannel
skirts, 10 lined flannel jackets, IL pair flannel
drawers and IA bedquilts; also children's
dresses, blankets irocks, &c This society is doing
ncr doing all the work connected with this charity
gratuously, aud are deserving or the highest
comlums from the public and the hearty co-operato on
OF the charitaby inclined Their slender resources
will doubtlessly be subjected TO strain during
tho rgors OF the long winter yet before and
buttons either in money or kind will be thankfully
ceived by the ladies' sent to either the place OF their
monthly relief meetings, at the vestry rooms Of The
Temple 3na Jcshurun, Thirty fourth street or TO the
President, Mrs Levyson, at No. $50 West Fifteenth
street; or the Secretary, Mrs Beuthner, at No 1913
West rwentythird street. the Treasurer Mrs Jaros-
lawsk at No 1853 West Fifteenth street By inserting
this In your valuable paper you will further a charity
deserving recognition and cooperation, and crafty
those who have contributed 10 It heretofore showing
them in what way the gifts Of their generosity have
been applied. Respectfully, A. K
NEW YORK, Jan. D, 1919
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GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK.

II is proposed by the depositors and managers 10 re-
open this bank under the direction OF Messrs Causen
and Crimmins, with other capitalists The creditors
who sign the petition for its reopenng agree TO leave
half their deposits for year. and twenty per cent
till the banks surplus shall be sufficient 10 pay T. The
petitions which have already received the signatures
Of many of the heaviest depositors, may be found in
the hands Of each member OF the committee, As fol
lows-J. j. Frank, No. 243 Broadway; Gerald Tyrrell
No 900 Third avenue; Henry Burtel No S13 Third
avenue; Henry Pulling, First avenue, corner OF l23d
street; Nathan Rose, No 7o4 Third avenue; d. Dwyer,
No 3l2 East Fiftyseyenth street, Robert Serbs sI9
Third avenue; s. NJ Rosenblatt, No. S9l Broadway
Carl Kaltenberg no 1856 East Ninth street; Edward
Muvanney No. 10 East Seventeth street; William
Smering, Fourth avenue and Eghty-seventh street (;
l. L. Ress No. $50 East street. Charles
Llnderman, Eighth avenue, between Seventeen and
Seventy first streets John Kane, No 627 Third ave
nue. b. Kolb, No. 99l Second avenue; and George Ii.
Perryman, No 224 East Sixtieth street. also at the
offices OF Henry Clausen, Forty-seventh street and
First avenue, and John d. ormmins, No. 1857 Third
avenue
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MhRRlFD

AMEs-MALcoLM.-on Wednesday, January5, at the
residence of the brides parents, by the Rev George
H. Hepworth, MARcELLUs AMEs TO WILLIMINA hALcoLM,
daughter OF Thomas Malcolm ESQ.,. all OF this city
HRsHMAS-CoHS Wednesday, January 5, 1875,
by the Rev. Dr. Einhorn, Mr. HENRY HiRsHMAS to Miss
KATE CONN both OF this city.
LAuGHLIS-SuTToS On Wednesday, January s, 1870,
the residence Of the brides parents Is West l25th
st., by the Rev. Mr.. Birch, EDMUND J. LAUGHIiS 70
HENRIETTA, third eldest daughter OF Andrew Sutton.
ToMPKrSs-C ANPBELL 8. at Christ church,
Norwich. Conn, by Rev Or. Giesy, GEO w. ToMPKINs
of this city, TO Miss NErrIH CAMPBELL, Of Norwich,
Conn.
wRlGRr-PARDER On December o. 1875 by the
Rev g. II. Gregory ISAAC A. WRIGHT 70 ANNIE PAR
DEE both of this city.
YILvERToN-RYAN 10, 1878, by the Rev
Dr. Abercombie d. D., OF ST. Matthew's church. Jersey
CITY, ~ j., ROBERT FLEMING YiLvERroS, OF New York,
to MADGE RYAN, Of Boston
Boston papers please copy.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Barrett
Matter OF Bryan, &c-Committee appointed.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge J T. Daily.
Morgan ct al VS. Hammersteln CT aL-Moton granted,
without costs.
Matilda Morris VS. Robert c. Morris.-Amony al
lowed pendene lite at the OF SIS per week Coun-
sci fee Of $50 allowed.
Merriam Eiseman. Motion granted, without
costs.
Coffin VS.. Losee.-Application should be made to
Judge Larremore for the stay.
Sovensen Sovensen. Memorandum for counsel
Andrews Standardization for receiver denied /;
Injunction continued No costs
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Donohue
Booth VS. Observation-Disclosures for defendant de-
murrer. Opinion
By Judge Westbrook.
Gray Green ell aL-Judgment for plaintiff.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JANUARY 9 187s-rKrPLE SHEET

violation OF the Lottery law;-Phhp Brown, No. 20
ChTyste street. Charles Brown No. $50 Essex street
John A. Foster No AZ Grand street, and falricK
Quinn, Of No Baxter street.
PLAYING AT FARO.
On Friday evening Marks silverstein, OF No 81 Nor
folk street. lost So 60 at faro in Herman Schunkowizs
saloon No so Hester street He complained 70 Captain
Ullman, and Schunkowitz was arrested and held IN
$500 Tor violation Of the Gambling law.
BAD BooTBLAcK.
AS Mrs Bridget Reynolds Of Bissville, Long Island,
was passing the Bowery yesterday she dropped
twenty-five cent stamp IL WAS picked up by Nincenzo
Riccio, boOtback, who refused 10 return II 10 the
owner, Vincenzo therefore arrested and held IN
$500 10 answer.
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case s shadowy and finely drawn and felt, In my
examination of the authorities that remedy had been
denied which ought 10 exist In yielding this convc-
ton Influenced by the doctrine Of decisis,
which the court OF last appropriately vio-
late Il u DC thought best for the administration OF JUS
tee" Judge Davis uses language sul more forclbe.
He says:-"I concur lmeanng IN the decision of the
Couru, but with regret, for think some principle
ought TO be established by which stockholders In
porations wholly ruined by the frauds the officers
and managers shall have a direct personal
edy against the rasc.ls who have betrayed their
trusts and wrought the injury A statute 20 that
effect would 90 far toward keeping officers OF
poratons nearer the line OF duty and prevent
the multiplicity OF wrongs by which corporations are
oankrupted and innocent stockholders pluudered- The
courts under tile settled principle Of law cannot do
this in the form the plantin has adopted and are
constrained, therefore, hold thai his complaint
insufficient TO uphold his action"
II Is 10 be presumed That the views Of these two
perienced judges. concurrent with common hon
esy, justice aud sound public OPINION will not 20 UNI
needed by the Court OF Appeals and the Legislature.
TINS IS not the sole instance need hardly be said in
whlch connding stakeholder has been 'gougedn Out
OF his Investment
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
The New York City Underground Railroad Company
does not appear wholly the myth many have supposed
to be- Al all It has sufficient vitality 70 main
tain existence the courts origen vanderburg
claims that this company indebted to him in the sum
OF $l029 77 o. such Indebtedness he claims having
been incurred the credit Of the franchise and prop
erty OF the company. In July, 1873, Mr. Vanderburg
obtained mortgage bond from the company, which
was recently forecloscd. The matter was referred 10
Joseph 5 Bosworh referee to take testimony the
At the close OF his exam nation he reported that
the claim was just one and that the company mad not
forfeited its franchise, having actually ex-
pended S3.7l0 In excavating for the road.
This report was died few days since and yesterday
Judge SANFORD, in the Superior Court gave his de-
cision TO the form OF the decree 10 be entered
receiver having been appointed Of the company he
directed the referee TO sell the property and apply the
proceedshrst TO the payment OF any balance due the
receiver; second. 10 compensate himself for his
vices third TO apply the residue TO the payment OF Mr.
Vanderburg's claim and should there be any surplus,
10 pay the same over TO the City Chamberlain The
Underground Railroad Company, II will be remem-
bered was organized In 1868 and the prescribed
commencing at City Hall, and thence went through
Centre street, City Hall place, Pearl, Mulberry and
Baxter streets, Lafayette place. Astor place and Fourth
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tnere charged the ofths defendant not
spsss'nne11y admitted, cUutroverted denied
h's eiendant further answering the said complaint
.' ne cly 81 Brooklyn has ratified and adopted the
entered Into BY aud between the said city and
ueasnuant Amer o. keeney mentioned and referred
complaint and All the the defendants
AZ pursuance or BY Virtae thereof CHARLES JONES,
n,..., -. :. Attorney for Lowber, defendant
the defendants above named being duly sworn saws that
ahsNet - True 20 the knowledge Of this depo-
except As 70 these matters stated Information aud
oehei ana as 70 those matters he believes 10 be tuo
g. -. .,.,. OIL. -. T.. j. LOMBRR
PiKRRS W. WILDLY, Notary Public, New YORK County
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

BLusKSsrocK-BLu NsTocK.-Mss ANNIE BLUMEy-
STOCK TO Mr., SAL BLuMESsTocK both OF this city No
cards Residence 402 West Fortieth street
KLMMELsTIBI.-W WEINBERG Miss JENNIE WEINBERG TO
Mr. MICHAEL KiNMELsTIKI, both OF this city, No cards
Residence 32 East Saith st
SPiEw-ABRAHAMs Sunday, January q Mr.
Isaac SPfEw Miss BETSY ABRAHAMs both OF this city
No cards
UNGER-ScHwARrz. -ApoLPH UNGRR. OF Brooklyn, to
Miss LENA SCHWARTZ of New York No cards
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FIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.

AN AssIGNEEs DIFFICULTY WITH CITY
MARSHAL.
The grocery store, No. l,Ool Second avenue, was
placed in the hands Of assignee on Friday by the
owners, Diedrick Pattberg and Henry Schroeder On
the day OF the firms creditors obtained an
execution levy on the contents Of the store John
T. Brdsal, City Marshal found the store closed and
took possession OF II for the creditor James A. Law
renee appointed by the assignee 10 take charge OF
the store behalf of the and creditors which
he did by bursting open door In the of the store
The marshal caused his charge OF burglary
which the Court did not sustain and he discharged
The store is now in the hands Of the assignee
CUT WITH RAZOR
Andrew McGlynn held for trial in default OF
ST. 900 bail charge OF cutting piece out Of tho
thigh OF his neighbor John II. Pelew, corner Of
Eleventh and Forty fourth street They dis
puted their cups
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MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kasmire.
THR COURT souABBIE.

THR COURT sQUABBLE-
Sergeant Smith and all the officers we're present
in throughou, the day. they did not transact
any business from the Court Interpreter Schwartz,
Frank White and the clerks attended TO the general
routine business and every thing passed on very
quietly Judge kasmire said that he would main tain
the position he bad taken and nrm the rock
OF Gibraltar. Judge Kasmire received a letter from
Chief Clerk Hawley, OF the Board OF Police Commits
sioners stating that later deliberaton and on
advice or counsel the Board OF opinion that tho
performance Of duties required by the members Of the
Court squad detailed 10 the several courts was best
secured by adherng 70 the present practice holding
the officers IN command responsible for the individual
members thereof and refer you TO General order No.
lS2" copy OF the general order enclosed.
BURGLARY
William Gordon and James White we're held in 81 900
each for burglariousy entering the stables OF John
Johnston. No 255 avenue c. and stealing $50 worth OF
pulley blocks. The prisoners arrested by Ufhcer
Van R0uat OF the Seventeenth precinct while In the
act Of attempting TO sell the stolen property.
VIOLATION on THE LOTTERY LAW.
The following nartes we're held IN 1900 each Tor
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kibreth-
STEALING AN ovKRcoAT.

Last week Mr.. John Kolb, ofNo 211 East Nineteenth
street. who engaged At the Holman House, lost an
overcoat valued s35, in Jauss saloon No. 4lo Sixth
avenue. He offered reward OF SIS for the return OF
the coat and by appointment met Augustus Wills
who represented himself a detective and that he
could obtain II for the reward Mr. Kolb obtained the
Of detective OF the Central Office 10 watch
the proceedings Mr. Kolb had Willis arrested on Fri
day, and the evening Detective Kennedy ar
rested Frank Martin with the lost his person
Martin said he took the by mistake and then
gave It 10 Willis, who had 1t altered from double
breasted sngIeb breasted coat and the name Of tho
maker was changed The prisoners held in $500
each 10 answer
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nEcrIy1Na sroLrN ooops

isaac l.. Gaus, no S5l East Third street. was held
in 81 900 TO for receiving stolen goods The
complainant Louis sshloss, Of No. S9l Canal street
stated that he robbed few days ago OF 35sl yards
OF gupure lace, valued at S35, by persons unknown
and he identified the property found In Gaus house
the stolen property.
ALLEGED BURGLARY IN GREENE STREET.
Philip Krue, OF Spring street, and william Kruen
Of Grcenpoint we're held in $500 each for an alleged
burglary OF Henry Losemanns store No 81 Greene
street The property carried away consisted Of brass
beer taps valued at 500 The prisoners claimed that
they worked for the complainant took possession
OF the property TO insure their salary They we're held
for committing technical burglary
, 1876-01-14

4ud who '0ntA TO fais lloass a!'rI T. - ~
rr.t,iu9 2ul autatcr. !n wAieA ho VII
i,n urI,Ip III t, III cer4iu r0ltlnseLcj, ho Inc ~
w, su. tu wlL' lie aAsAsa hIs pto.la ~ 10 ret1S
in;stsstlou whith couu TED thu W4s aud sAveA sae
iiu:ua. SID hu asks " 10 jyia *ata ,a,'nn h'm
ns1 nn nj nj I'll tsaa u .as Unlou 5upo.s 1snes
n4stsl not r4F!on. - ho en s'ea x.,t %
.ut hat No luis sI.ls .! the tlotsa n4s eyer
tsn.tea till jsnes.on Davis shonla BE- refused I-r
hin I'M nc, QUIT Ut 1Iit!rsl tElne. because VI
Ies.uuai rrinu, snl!f you AK tuat ihera u'st ~
harmonious aud universal rstoi.luK over every ial
sa. nasn Sentenced for piracy ana MURDER and pro-
| claiu tAs lnblfse sndts'd "a
| 4 member on The UtInoerato slde-Let II lne4uau
H.. na!ue-1hst reta!uts mo Of ons thing which
niYLt Asyn fosao.t.u. Tue gentleman ffom ueasSi4
1y with rslet Eea to Davis tnads den. aran rssp"l1.
ssIs loe steDoaa!d and lo{vs. ras Ksas!saan nay
Aass H. 'fnnsnii ls@i Hn"x a st sou Witty
~ e ssu.lo.nan fraa New YoFs. va. N ,re gtu'
a'us1t Jenss.on p.y. S,, S '''is! ~ H. saa. a.
oneo. aud Ind ssaul All of!cf .h.t ~ Rslly Mlau
issratii..a .Ida I'D u .as k;;l*r,s, ,s,;, Il, y
H. 'hs ssn.s@.n ssasss.1' tsor deofs in.ioaast
Gsa. d1an. u sh!a oaunest!on xsFX e.a t.sas
Indeed but msy Menon; o. 1 sn1 nll9a t%l9,y ssoj ~
ID conuscou with sns s1eLanss Of tr."usrs tut o.:
fFoutls In relation 10 tho exchange u l1seae1' ~"
| that the DAVIS 0ovrFAnient .
uusyHyEp NJ uoson IN TUE MATTER:
n firsnt statas that Tho usik&do Vt GsF'cs sttTfh
sun dlsog'4 1. ~ I'D i't t4a
u l41olod prs uss taken III | he .tst.
sst .9ueI psIauer. who tx i o,.s tsy ~
ssnsJIvI wsse tuunl the nsat ~ t'1at =! ~ H.
is~t Il, stat,ur this usp dEAus WIZ c4rc!ai ~ sly -
~ L1a snd ths Two jobnaous ara pe'nbe.pn aua -
ers.t Confrtrale Gensr.ls sbsy h44 Teen aoaos es ~
I'll .nst iii, I'D uAtis Executive 0oRtrunent eAeF'
~ ~ 10 hnnor VII 4tsyer. to ths Iunles Of pEiA
oa..s who dad oa saeh slas, at toll W sn sta'
. avIRsoQ th%t tbsse VA = Ales aaasRes " as@4
, 1876-01-14

.r.p ar TROUBLE oS TIE OLD MAA's MIND.
srte,ai U.s,asfch II ihf taleaao tr1o"ns.
Wasu,Sa rov, D. g.. Jan. l3.-Tha Republican
saua,ofa weso 10 busi!y engaged to-day in
Isut-ulakiug that theto WAS scarcely q
uuosum Of Them in thcsr sests dusl"g tLo Hea.
sion OF tho Sonate. dozen or nuts represent
tl4cr Ssatos in tho fattoual Committee, which
nss Ill session at ono OF tho ho;e!s. IA con-
su.'lunce, theeo w4s ~ ai5oasumeht over Until
MunIay. ,..
CoSFlAMArl0S.
The nomination Ut Gen. Nacfaely, u b"
Cotunlisss nv. Il oucral OF s'ubsstcnca In tn,
Army, WHICH has been renasus III Tie senato
Lluco the toK,nnlug Vt tla session. Was apslY
couti1med to-day, ThoEs WAS 10 pessooai oo'
fsctlon to Mscfee!y, tho poiot assnst him lalns
that his appointment Was mi1s over lha hsatss