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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28
POSTPONEhIENT.

POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY the
3Cth of October ut the same hour when II VIII GER
tajniv Inc sold ROBERT B. LYME,
" ~ 0 = ~ Auctionecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28

DRINTING AT REDUCED PRICES
Il BILL-HEADS, LETTER-HEADS, TAGS,
CARDS, and ENVELOPES, put down at lowest
prices. A large supply OF SThTI0N cry, including
an elegant assortment Of FINE PAPERS, In boxes
GOLD PENS, PENCILS, &c, SC;
oc 2S-lw ~, Nos. 8 and 6 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28

Mail trains leaving Richmond nc $40 a n ~ 10
dallyse1ceps sunoayJ. ana stops at all stations.
daily, stopping al all regular stations "a. runs
!. PASSENGERS BY tie $40 a. n. trafn conre., :.
SGfaonss WITH aa. ts Washington City, Vsns
burg and the Southwest, aud for Wasnstoyy .as
Passengsss BY the $50 P; N. train connoe. I, ~,
west. and Northwest. ~ - - 3 ~, south-
Y SleepinR.cars run on nisht-trains.
u Nail train leaves Huntington at 425 " a.n-
except sunday, and arrives at Richmond It 5:a8
:. Passengers BY express train leave Cincinnati :.
q. daily. and ARRIVE at Richmond At 9:io n
Tickets sold to all northwestern, sontSwss,.a =.
and western points at the lowest rates. ta y
For further Information, rates, &C., apply AZ Goa
Main street, or ut coInpany's Office. = o|o
49, ~ e CONWAY X. HOWARD
- E General PASSENGER and Ticket Arm,
w. II. s. DUTS
oc 81 Engine.r and superfntenden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-28
ron RENT.

- - -
TOR RENT, that DE IS IRAB y 4
IaIck EaIE @ nssss sss sssw ssntsin AIN
Inn seven rooms and a and has been
ae assea Up u sSs ssis Ks sseS n peT
1 Ssosns on S unsrc6 I'm. ~ ROBERT B.LYNE.
oo as-st -.
a GOOD BUSINESS CHAN E--STO ORE
In FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR sAL LII
on. Broad street. A splendid stand for any retail
care sei SIC. Harris, ieser-earraer. oe asst
TyfjR REMIT am instructed to rent @:a
noriRnE nRiGK DWELLING. ON Clay sfrees be,
Tenth aud Esysh stres Ss a!eiS Jones
fnoaern improvements, With large and pea"Hiui
yard low ans p Toshar = Tyne
&c 90. 8 N, vast Real Estate Agent
EOR RENT, that desirable BRICK Ga
Il DWELLING No. 627 north Sixth etrscts - -
containing eisht Rooms. with kitchen AND bath
room a srsed Ap sc 3 8 south
ToR -REST. THE LARGE AND AND M
ELEsANsTC 2!51s sEssf Twe,h and
pied By Messrs. s. RSsenoaum n ~ ns the hsnd.
soonest and besconstructed stores In sne cs, as-
ing three lengthy floors above ana me, Oily ptss
sn This store can es a rsn.eS Sr or rs Whole
Apply 70 DOMAIN 6 SONS IsS q y 1,yNE :.
- 90 AZ wssst Real Estate Agent.
EOR RENT, the desirable STORE on a. a.
II Gary street no, 1904 at present occupied Iii
by Messts. Rufin, Sutphin & Co. Possession given
OF, LIST january next. Apply to -.
oc es-st&seotett .---------
TOR RENT, PART OF A HOUSE @:a
sx or seven rooms--with kitchen, coal II
house and bathrooms; pleasantly located for a
family Apply on premises, No. Fifth street. be-
tsroons M,Jn and Carv oci9-2w
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18

New RULING MACHINE at The ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any colored lines. Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms, opposite the
Post Office If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
Oh 1 9ail1g Arens.
CONTINUED from second page. J

Continued from second page.
of course. this afternoon. will hear you,
and see whether there is anything to inter-
fere with it.
WHAT THE COUNSEL SAID.
The counsel signlfed their desire to pro-
coed with the argument in regard to
the point at issue, and at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon they were heard. In the mean
time the counsel for the opposing bond
holders were strengthened by the presence
of Mr.. John n. Jewett. At the close of
the argument the court held to the po-
sition assumed some few days ago, in which
an intimation was made that 1t could not
see why the deed of sale should not be
given to Mr.. Osterherg, By the master.in
trust for the parties represented. Mr.,
Jewett, however. opposed this and said
that he could cite further and reliable
authorities why the deed should not be
madeprovided the court would grant him
time, Judge Trumbull, for Os;erberg,
appeared willing that time should be given
the opposing counsel, and thereupon the
court granted unit! this morning in which
to present their authorities.
AS the matter now appears the deed
will be made to Mr.. Osterberg in trust, to
which he and MS counsel do not object.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
Parlor Car Rates from Rock Island

ParIoT Car Rates from ROCK Island.
State Room to indianapolis, 81; Cincinnati So !;
Reclining Chairs to Peoria, % cents; polls
70 cents; Cincinnati, 81.
Parlor Car Diagrams can be seen and accommo-
dations secured, also through tickets can be pur-
chased at Peoria 81 Rock Island Railroad Depot,
Rock Island. and ct Western Union Telegraph Of
fee, Davenport
RETURNING-Tbe Rock Island Train leaves Louis
vile 100 = Nj; Cincinnati, 100 NJ; Indianapolis,
II 50 = NJ This train also gets connection with
& st L Train No 10 from all points East.
JNO W. BROWN, 6en'l Pass d 'Sket Ayr
Indianapolis. Ind.
IT. J. BUFORD. GenI Agent, Davenport, Ia.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
HAIR DYE.

BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE.
best in the world. The inventor has used thig
SPLENDID Hair DYE for 81 years with benefit to the
hair, and no injury to his health; proof that ii 10
the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless, reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes leaves
the hair soft and beautiful Black Brown Sold
and properly applied BACHELORS Wig Fac
tory, No. IL Bond street, N, y, Sold by all drug
lriSt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
The Old LacrOiN

Medical Dispensary, ESTABLISHED 1885,
is the oldest and most successful institution in this
country. for the of Scrufula, ErysipelaS, Tu-
mors. Fever Sores White Swelling, Heart Disease,
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Barrenness, Retention. Painful or Profuse Menstu-
ration. other arrangements of the Sexual System
and organs of either sex permanently relieved.
All communications strictly confidential.
JAS. A. PATTERSON.
Blatner's Baildiug, Albany, n. y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
RAILROADS.

Composed of the
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y.
Gin, Lafayette & Chicago R.R.
Indianapolis, Gin, & Lafay'eR. r.
Is the Direct Route from
.KEOKUK AND PEORIA
INDIANAPOLIS
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE NASHVILLE
MEMPHIS
COLUMBUS NEWARK
PITTsBURG WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK
BOSTON
Chicago, Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo
And to all points in the
EAST, SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST
The attention of the travelling public is called to
the following superior advantages offered by this
Route:
Unrivaled tor Speed and Safety! Unexcelled in its
Equipments! Magnificent Track New Steel
Rails Luxurious Reclining Chair Cars!
Miller Platformi WESTINGHOUSE
Air Brakel
And In fact every modern appliance which is ca,cu
lated to increase the comfort safety of Passengers
Magnificent Sleeping Cars run on night trains
splendid Day Coaches on day trains to Chicago and
Elegant Reclining Chair Cars evening trains to
INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI without change
By this route passengers will avoid delays and
dlsagreeable Omnibus transfers through large cities
which makes it especially desirable for old people
and those not accustomed to travelidg and for La
dies travelling alone. Gentlemanly and courteous
Conductors of this route are always ready to antic
ipate the wants of passengers.
Through tickets can be obtained at the offices o
all connecting Roads. Baggage checked through
BE sure and ask for tickect reading. via IT P 4
W" Route, from Burlington, Keokuk or Peoria.
A. L. HOPKINS. Receiver, ! nj.
Ii. C. TOWNSEND, Gen. Pass & TktAgt feofia
For further information in regard to Freight O.
Passenger Business, address
w. r. CRUMPTON,
General Western Agent,
101 Main Street, Burlington. Iowa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
Phoenix Mutual Life, Hartford CT
Assets 81, 0oO, 10000

The companies / represent are strong enough 10
be independent and have elected to keep out of nil
Insurance Combinations-o offering inducements
that cannot be questioned. and al rates commensn-
rate with the risk ask that empty assertions, OF
jealous competitors, shall not wegh againsis tangi
bic proof. That you Will look carefully at the
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source.
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January, 1875. And beg to assure my patrons that
will always be watehful of interests entrusted TO me
and by prompt and careful attention 10 business,
hope to merit continued liheralpatronage .-
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

CANCER CURED B By Or; BGSR Ss
knife No pain No caustic! Remedies sent to
any part of the world, Pamphlet and particulars
free. Address DR.. Ii. T. BOND, No. $50 North
Broad St Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-18

THE EVENING ARGUS, with afternoon
telegraphic news and markets, delivered
to subscribers in Rock Island and Moline.
Now is the time to subscriber. Leave
orders at the Phoenix Hotel in Moline, or
at the office in this city.
, 1876-01-17
COMfHITT.E-WO7k.
f31iFi'|

Sutetai D.aratch 10 The ChieaJa 7'rfbnnt.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. le.-Ils llouso Com
,nttee OH Nuns laH sgrcea TO report MI in-
portant amendment to tho l21:h rulo Of tho
House which linils tile suhl lects OF legislation
Which may bo Included In Appropriation bills.
Thta rnIe il 10 follows:
No tppro1 r.sttnn bill sha Ia rcaoztea n such zen
eral Appropriation b!lls b. order 4!urtltl-
1unt thereto. for any expenditure hot p:usonsy au'
tHnrfed " law, unEs IN CONTINUATION IT arrtupr!A
{jons fur s,lch public W0rts anil 0jrstH arrsAy
In UsvKrc&s Anl for the contingencies fox c.rts lug
tho several Dep4stmsns Ut tho Government.
Uy nn old construction Of tho last clausn OF
thls rule-riz,, "aud for tho contingencies for
carrying On tho several Departments OF tho
uoyo,umpnt "-loEislaslon for Gil increasa Of tho
sa1ariss IT publiu officers Aaa been held 10 10 il
ordur whilc any amendment or provision ro-
t]ucsng sslary las Invariably oeon ruled out Of
order. a no:ablo tuAtancu OF tho operation
ot this rule occurred At the tsmo
tho aatary.grab Was raaEeil in 1873. thai moas
unpopular measure havirg been suGsafted upon
tho Legislative Appropriation, bill. Tue Com
mistee NOW Eropoyca 10 stiiGe ont Of iAo Euio
tie CLAUSE which las been t:'us construed aau
subss,tuto for it another making AnY legislation
fu order tho elfask Of which II to tcffc'cA tna
pxbunxas Of tho uoytruincus. THIS smcua-
1nent uao voted for In coultnistou by
Massrs, Kerr. Naulail, sud Cox Ar. Blatuo
did not yoto for II, aud Gau. Danks was not
pts.suk Tho Committee "lll. II opportunity
, 1876-01-17

On tho oststc OF Wo.lars, III tho nolshborhood
Of Yrcp:ou. IL Hungary, = yuang stesk fol tsosu
s uett last sr,'E na ~ ptos pror Is Ill., a0a I'D iae
;ilo stul / with graa: csn. Hn.ll tho bone grow
nYniu aud tho bird Mas cured. Meantime lAe
stul LaI boeulue ep tatrn that he A!1ayB cauls
f,r hju tllancr IL the kitchen or caa.eal. this
nrpc;co io kept u. oven after he uas able 10 t!y
t1 tho mca4oWh. AItur tho syo nErycst. l.a
parents and prcthten too! their departure for
o.hos c'1nus, bus hs preferred ~ reHa,o. Ono
10 trace Of him could bu discovered. After
tnany days ho Was accn!oniaIy found In an u!.-
,,Asd 1ool14 which tlau All od-tastoued Fireplace.
lie wnB on the heasth, mud completely covered
viii 1oot. Jlo Must i4nye 1aIlun lllwu tao cha-
nov ou tho day OF tho ntorln. Nheu found jlo
was iu d very iorlosn coud4tiou. ~ hp bad bctn
in tia room, without uuy aouEisisnont shatoter,
for thirly.fouE daya. Hia peck bad lec1u,o as
s!cndys ~ ouo's little Auser. At hrs: he Woul4
ont pothilIg, hut drank al enormous quantity OF
natar. Lie ID nov, howasts, oaao naosa oompls.alr
, 1876-01-17

should unite in verdict A. to the War. aol That
Tho vhois. With oil ts cstfnos. fnnae be LETT to
The Judgment at liator7 hts appeal for annostT
euoy, did itilo to pour oil on The troubled
wAtsra. Tho startling axhLbttiou Of feelings
supposed 10 DO o1tinct among tho Democratic
sx.Coaledsfttas, the forcing OF tho 1nestIoo OF
the yindication Of Jefferson DA7lt, nut Ills nero
amnsstr. and the fnrv n.A whlch they Sought
to arraiBn tho nation tor It's conIuct Of lie War.
could mt no quickly % forJattou. Abandon.
ing The policy nf Filsnce, tho South had
1t last Bpoken. Hot message vas one the coun-
trY vii, hced, and Rantla!l nas only too glal.
after tho motion 10 fecoaesler was carried, 10
hare his bill lsferre3. With thu amendment OF.
fered by Gon Banks. requiring that uo ne'son
shall DO entitled 10 tho benefit Of tho net. except
upon his appearing before soms Court Of co.n.
possus Jurisdiction, aud takt1g the oath OF Al
!a2xnce.
How. thls sanrntug. tn. bill will, Rhnks'
amendment was reported back, tfosaca to votb
been telopIapl,ed. But Whit WAS aans uyor tho
wires could g1so bnt fatas no:ion OF tho
CHAOatH on TH: DHMocAArtc HIDE
uen uaino moved reconsideration, mud rs-
ueaty Of Jctrorson Davis on tue ground that no
man might, In ,hta Cen.cnnial rear. be under
poI.tical dIsablltlca, that ono VI their o"h
Staten. North Carolina. stea65ansty refused 10 ro.
upon ex.1ov. Iloldon for pol.ttce! roasons; aud
that another Of their S:alos, MlaaAs,ppi. was
preparing 10 lmnoao tue like disabilities. for po.
liticai rea.ona, upon Gov. Amss His o:Ior. in
concasiot,. that, 1t hin Substitute Was nccopted.
be would elro WAY for any member who ~!shod
10 novo thn. sce exception Of JeTeraon Davis
be a.ricken ont, that tho bill might then coale
before ths I1oune for paAhnue, aud probably it
wouid pass, only aided 10 tho conformation on
tho Democratic hs.e and, after having made tile
] iatue unoo tho vin1icatop Of Jet!eraon Dnvia. no
man oi tho Dcmocra!,c tnafositY nocd pat hs n
sell ueon tha record - Inosiu9 TO ntrSs out tho
J exception. Mr.. B,aine slcu surpassed all Ina
son to reconsider, apd thu bill waa no lonxe r
tefoss lilo House, ni,4 .hu Democrats ajori:y
| was left Responsible fer tuo faluse Of hmncst:.
because t1io7 reluHad it uu!c6a Jefferson Davis
we're included, and II were extended to him M
| der circanstat,ceo which would haye rendered 1t
tanlamouot to hla ynsl.cat'on by the country.
| uAnnyTu,
, 1876-01-17
TURKEY.
EEny1k.

SEn$1A,
BELGRADE, Jan. lB.-Skup!schina han votod
to impoaca all rnombos OF MAinovIo's Cabinet
for allowing expenditures to exceed the amount
authorized by tie hudyot.
cIa LEtTHAH.
LONDON, Jan. 1C.-A Vienna dispatch to Tho
Standard auuouncea that tho Cfs' Lothian Gov
crnnaon. has concluded loan Of 10000, 600 gull
ders with tho Csedltaus.at.
AHDnAssY'h PLAN.
VtEvNA, Jan. IT, Count AHdransY's note ron'
tiona several roforns as ureons. uf theae tho
principal arc tho establishment Of equality OF
all rrligloHR denominations, tito alteration or tho
eystenl Of taxation. A6d changes III the admins.
tratl0p Of justice, cspecleEy Lie aceel,thueo OF
tho evidence Ut ChrRtAas III cuurts. The note
Proposes tIn establishment o! Connlsslon
composed Of equal numbcER or Christians mud
Turks, NJ nu elective guarlntcn Of the oxect-
ton OF reforms. Il ihtsnassa that como titno
may rosaIbly ho reqnttcd before tho execution Of
tho pr1noaol changes in raforepce to llAe aRra-
ri.n question: mud Rouo other poluta ahall be
practicable. ..-...-..
THE COUNTY, or TIE M1noTAun.
LONDON, Jsu. 17.-A Vienna telegram to Tho
Doilv Mems states that the D,itiAl, Vice.CpuRul
In crelo has received nutIerona Int,matlons
from influential inhabitants that they aro In
fayor Of tile annexation OF The Island BY Great
I.sitain. Tho Greck party, which receives Its
tustructio, from AtlouB. opposes flio move
uent, nuu .he1o Ia mich agitation. Il IL III con.
sequence Of This siato Of asatra tlist tho Porto
ra,ppotu. Cd Isaouf rasha to the hoycsnofshlp Of
tho islaud with obla,ged powers.
, 1876-01-17


ronBEAnAEoE or THE Kl1EpIvn And rEnFtDY OF
KING JoHASNEs-
Tho great ERyptologlB'. Herr Drugach, hhs
contributed letter to tic Cologne Gazette On
tho subject Of the pl eBeut complications Eesween
Egypt md AbyasiDia. Herr Drugsch ondeavora
70 prove that tho AbysaiuianY arc Altogether
in tho wrong. aud TINT tho khcdiyo
has shown tacm unparalleled fortoaraucs.
King Johnunes has, accordtug TO Lis RECOUNT,
openly violated altunst every agreement pledo
after tho ate war. Tho writor Rocs on to mar
rnte tho well-AuoHn progress Of friction between
tue Two couut1ice, from tho Tursure Of comncr-
u!al Intercourse and tho concentration OF small
corpa Of observation on buth rides Of tho frcu-
tier 10 tas outbreak Of onen war, ending, for
the ptencnt, iu Egyptian deloat. Ho then con-
ia.,s as people, and dleposcs very s,mma-
r1y OF their CLAIM to Eurorohn protection
on the ground TINT they arc cnristaua Ihe
truth IL tl,sy ore nat Christ'ans At AL. bns
1iav may have been Chris iana once. but for
centuries pnst they have, under the guidance Of
distepntabie act Of u.uks given way 10 drink
and other vscoa, and degonerated GO "a to afford
Chrietiaps may sink to be. Long habltual indu'g-
snco Ia vics hAs afflicted ttetn with ono OF tho
most louthsomo dteeaace. auo alsoEethes thoy aro
tic lRBt poopta to which one would attribute tho
cllaraoter Of Christians. TIN presons "nr bs~
tao ecu Egypt and AbsssinIa is not . war between
Islaulam and Chrie t}anty. but netween Egyp-
t!an civilization npd Atystiaian barhatisn.
MISSIONARIES Who have lived III AbresInta give
most ropulaiyo descriptions Of their nominal
foilow. Christians, among whoa'. bong Of high
er typo OF Ch.,s.lhnits, they hayo found them
selves sscarcoy tolerated. Eietr Dtugsch concludes
With 4 thruat at tho supposed lnht!Gatora OF
tho present war. which readers Will be $40" 10
understand unless they bear IN mind tbe abuse
Which was heapod upon England during the
Ftauco-dormnn war, unaer tho 1nIeeonoepsio,.
general III Germany. Tint Remington rilea ass
says Herr Drugacll, "thnt tho majority Of Atya-
siniana aro arn,od Will, NolninE lons. aud CON-
minded by IN English military man Of the name
Of Cochrane. dn no moro thnn state this fact,
which taunirQa no fuItIler cQMNont."
, 1876-01-17

-
s....,, ,",ro,,b +, ~ ch,rooo T,,,vn<
w.sr,',n-a. n r. Ian 1cw.rho noon1s ~
"Asu1saEos. A. e.' san. ,9'IAne poopis % VI
Illinois anu OF tno eountf5 "!i 90 e'aa 20 ECO"
that william II. Morrison, Of illinois, Chairman
Of Tho COMMITTEES on Ways mud lcans. feels very
,nrot n,1,i.y,., At t,,c nnhl;c conm.nt at thu
,nusu M ,,'.sx ~ rap,-a 49, nn,,tod fran
iacs toat us 'n''''ass taso1u "aa o'ru.a ', '.ou
has occasioned tho adsosso criticisms upou
Morrison ia ntoarly alt tho Republican uewsTa-
r.ra, slorrisou certainly wa yery gallant
ps1s. 'ao.,'oo" ~. 80. IT,. IT,. ,,a,.
ualoa so'o'et. ~ oe"' u'a'' na' pu."e'
testified, aud ho now suflo:s aorescly from
a wound 10 tho luugs received while at tho front
for ,bo 1rninn ca,sn, uo has alsaya considered
,',a ,.;,;t. rasorJ ,,,s snoc, nrin md l,onor
l.a uu'a.s ..." ,s.'s .s . w.,
It wae, therefore, tho''Bht very e11eaososnaf7 os
Mosrisona fEiends that LIN military record Rhousd
have bseu dropped FROM tho Congressional
Ren,I. ami that a. tho sauo timo d clerk should
, 1876-01-17

After War, restisnee, ami 1ntomperanes, Co1d1
lend 10 The grosiest destruction OF hum1n life,
rnstnly In consequence OF lheIf being sYststnat-
ieay neRtscted,-" nft 10 60 u they come, ,'-unt!l
tnlr1c tnrale Affection 10 converted Into serious
and generally fatal laesse It i: beter 10 taks cars
ota cough or cold from ia ineipentJ, BY ultna
promptly Dr.. jaynea E1rectorans remedy thorough.
ly adArleh 10 fttnoyn these complaints, and equatY
effective 10 tho primary Btages Of Consumption, Ast
ma. aud Eronchftty,
, 1876-01-17

decent scenes occurred in tho house,. rs-
rert Of poisoning beipg spread abroad. Gar.
i,sues' body waa e1hnu1nd AMI d great auen,lsY
Of araahtc founa 10 tho !nt"stinos. 1he N!do"
unrtyues, her son, and for other pofsons'
ver9 promptly arreAted. During tho instruction.
Dr.. GatrIpues triod twlco 10 escape. and hfter-
wards feigned maiuoa. All tue accused ssnntty
deny tl,et. gntt, With The exception Of ths widow.
who hAs made 4 partial confession.
, 1876-01-17

Tho alarm froln BOX 5i2 At 6:29 o'clock last
ovonlng, wss cuusad bY FIRE In tho thtco.story
brick building. No. 81 West Raadoluh ssrca1,
occuplel ~ = tailor shop by James johnson.
Loss on bui!dinR aud contents, $3U0i Insured
fur $4,000 In tha Globo Of Chlcago. Rnd for =
similar amount In lhe Citizens Of Newark.
Uause, igution ot = ALslf fsoG I kasp4ens limp
xssnliu9 IN us ahsN b&1vu.
, 1876-01-17
Madison and Peol'ia-sts,

: Beginning this tMonday) morning,
Jan. II poremptor7 and unreserved
salo OF tho Winter stocs Of tho
Great West Eud Dry Goods House,
at immense reductions 1nd sacrifice
in prices. The Golden Opportunity
for those who desire to eeonomi5o.
Pop,ln Alpaca5, -Camel's Hair
F1aius, Crapo Cloths, Valoncte;,
&C., Ct 90 CTS: yard; goods formerly
Mollairs, Duskot Cloths, Sergo7,
Stripe Cam:rs Hairs, &C., at 26 ctB.
yard; reduced from 81, 40, aud 45
cts.
Wido English 1Ic-inos, Heavy Al
paca PorlluE, DlIgona!a, &c., at 80
cts. yard; worth IS 10 SO cts.
Atwood French Sergos, Sateons,
Drocades, and Satin Stripes, re-
ducod f:o1n 75, so, and SIS cts. to 20,
SO, and 60 OTIS.
Drip d'Dnmes, heavy aud flne, all-
wool, 66 cts. ; lorMorly s11.2G.
All-W COL Zeal French Merinos ro-
ducod from rs, 86c, aud III, to 80,
80, and 20 cts. the cheupest Her
mos over offered.
Large lot 1O-inch French Cash,
mores, reduced from s1.25 and $1.60
to 80 cts. and 81 yard; great bar
gain.
plaids, Suitings, &c., G.t noar1y SO
per cent reductions.
cial bargain, worth 81 1-2 cts.
Heavy Blnck Queens Cloths 40
cts; regular CSC goods.
Groat bargains in Bpk Cashmores,
Bfk Gros Grain Silks at 81, sl.2b,
and p1.5o; cheapest goods offered.
Cnchomiro Milano" Bl'lr Silks,
richest, most durable, and cheapest
Gros Gr0ins imported.
Gront bargains III Dark and Blk.
Ground Fancy Stripe silks, at 06,
Colorod Gros Grain Silks at sac-
ritlco.
Lyons Cloak Vclvots reduced c5
to so per cent.
Cloal;s at almost half price.
Lndios' All-Wool Bolvor CloakS at
IS, 81 and IS oach, formor prices $40,
+ ur Beaver cloalsa, IS, worth 50
, each.
Ladies oxtra flno Chinchilla, Fur
Bonvor, and Esqul,naux Boaver
C.oaks, nlccly trimmed. sl2, SIS and
t 4l3, worth nearly double.
Great reductions In 6haWlH.
Ladios' underclothing, Chontsos,
Drawers, &c., at 30. 45, so and 80
Iadios' Night Gowng, 76o, 81 and
Sl.26, worth nearly double.
Ladios' Fronch Linou Yohcs, hand
omb'd'd, IL, worth a3 each.
Great sacrifice in Corsots OF oil
grades.
Ladies' Morino' Drawers, 26 cts.
palr, worth 70 cts.
Ladios' Ribbed Merino Hose, Is
| ots,, reduced from 80 cts.
| MONS Morlno Shirts and Drawers.
| so cts. onch, worth rs cts.
! Missos' Fancy Wool Hoao, 10 cts.
+; pair. worth DO cts. ..-.
Bargains in Linens and Houaokeop-
ing Goods.
Gront reductions in Flannols, Blan-
J kots, &c.. .-
Caasimoros, Cloths, and Cloaktngs
| greatly reduced.
Embroldorics at 60 OTIS. on tho
dollar.
Fura ut midsummer prices.
, 1876-01-17
RUSSIA.
f,rnErAtf,

Gr. PETERSBURG. Jan. 19-A report 10 pub
lalod that Gen, kaufman, who Ia here, will not
return 10 Turkistan.
Admiral Esabbe. Minister Of Marine, 10 dead.
and Vice. Admiral LeBBows1i has been appointed
hIa 8uccegHpf.
, 1876-01-17
THE COAL MoHoPoLisrs' VICTIMS.

sptetdt fhsDdteh t. Tht thteaoo fYfouns,
pn1LApE1rHtA. Pa. Jan. l6.--9sven cotlisrise
of the Neading Con1 and Iron Company and
about twenty-five belonging to individual opsra-
tors will rcsurne work today Tor tho purpose Of
supplying tho furnaces on tho line OF tho road.
Eoarty 4,o00 mon will be employed in thess col
In tho schnstkltl region, and ITO culiesies. 1t,s
not likeIf that resumption will be general until
Mn1eh OF Ap1tl.