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MERCHANTS FOR HARD MONEY
TILE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ira EMPHATIC DECLARATIONS ON THE NECESSITY OF
A SOUND CURRENCY-THE BELIEF OF NEw-YoRK
BUsINEss MEN IN HONEST MONEY REAFFlRMED
The SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER
SPEECH OF A. A. LOw-oNLY TWO OPPONENTS
oP TIE EARLY RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAY
MENTs.
The Chamber of Commerce held special meeting
Yesterday to realrm it's faith in hard money A. A.
Low spoke at length on the reasons for an early IT,
sumption of specie payments and the nethous W
which the return of gold and silver as circulating
medium may be brought about. long resolution
In regard to the advantages of n sound currency
and the means of securing it, was adopted with TIE
exception of two of the fourteen parts which na to
lation to bank reserves and interest ana 10 the I'M
position of special tax on tea ana conee 10 oe paw
a. ,,roo,hooks These two parts were referred to
tho Finance Committee of the Chamber Only two
MANNERS out of large number present opposed inc
seclaration for a resumption of specie payments
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In the trial of the TG,0O0,O00 suit against
Tweed before Judge Westbr"ok, IN supreme Court CT
cult ALscl T.. ParkhuIst, NJ. stocAinan. william H. Cos
George H. Ban, benjamin - ". B.ceckcr, John g. tfuik
shank iarwOod T.. Tank, and Arthur T. smith, al %.
whom were Lad been oicIAs IA tLe broad"ay Iin~
we're cx mined at length as 20 tncr work IN The bans
Lo,l. They each !JrutG,d t.c.r own entries ih tioS
D. m ia regard 10 the accounts OF Tweed. Carney, ins,i
soil the Scw-York Prmtug Company, and other mem
ber. or the RING, but the testimony was very m"n't
nuus. though sally ,o snow ,lr t"', c"i"t''' u ne
I've, ,,Ir d.,... ana Iwcc@', c.aiiis Solur 0f Tie
ifnr-cs gave te. tifuoiy e. 2" ne 3D. appearance 81 th'
icGc,s OF tLe Kus b,i w'sn tne G+h JUI! o' G'" 10
md thr Br1aav.,y lais Gov. TdeE, il 30 cSpcc,,Gi
Slll testify to-day.
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DECIsIOhs-fln. q.

S,,,ep. Court (hamb1s-By JJdgc Lawrence
Mater o Waifer-Fhe contempt seems 10 - DO plainly
cra ana under 10. p.u.ls 81 t,e statute mus 10
49, tbr "A spn.r. BthcIt agt sc.ilAhHaS O regularly
ro.uir d. Caopbcl aga sprIiti tl "st .alk Nos am
81 al. HiU~u aE Van WftA iiOt asi
s,itt,.n fogris AT Aat,uEHi aaCAHoy al. hoodNi
ec,yu-. SO, MGtr.i, MutnGl lilo lhasGtc Company a.
M. ,lip venue saving .auh 81 al Tow Lsnt 'i aEI
,,,n-n nd e. D.; Nisc! al Nt.oiDahh Ak u company
Sffmlu tosiuo; Mdtiriiht. ast fNbunS ia4u at
Smh s,iApruIy -4,tea b":k 49, Mhilsy Iisirvt at
f.nri f8GU tlliiIy Company dbl Mnists.
', Man ag i,'rne. agt Levy May at Decker "a Il
ann Matisi iiag~ay; saoIHi S"oe ana Leather las
- t,uu iug aEl sullivan. Mater oi hn;htiiOTd ferTs
as Philips Ieyy AL atrauss " lsi Sew" Mach 20 As'.
kaiser ggt Baft,A giahAn aEi lhr Aay"i, ''
Mutual 90. aE. stewart .ymihgt0d a3i rainier
LuAaaIn AL. Htn.,a1i at nan ast Mta'ief; cara .g
Cu.,ly. Ma AIT. siTaurs @cnA ga T.
atl. I,d6plandT az Hunboihain; seiel Az ~ aGss
W,I,r ad SifaaHs; WoslDIOok agt Dgcmnbe "a all Emo
a I.uIcen, and 3 Manhattan Lie ms "a" set
hnhh al Otv4dorrr az! Weber 81, Nc l. d. = sna
att lraDied E.riaEcr Il al agL Shappor Grant
az J,.s; Ny s.t L.AyT.ri bht1Jn t.d npefisbibio
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Stone Block Pavement Co. Cromwell Brown Stone quarry Co
ast. Duaey and HorOa agt Chase-orders granted
POo agt. Volkeuig; Man Snith.-Orders granted @
nyng motions bank agt Milbaak.Ahorapss Oh -
Natter 81 Su,bacA.-Nilt grantee
shrady AIT. l. afes.-The blanks IL the order must
be up Muller agt Muler-eferrcd TO Judge Donohue
Friedman agt. el-MheTs is the report OF sale WREN Is
,ht To be mol Fellows at Schiller ct aILe al
dlylt required 10y kur o. he necessary OW,sn
DiNOn.-A OF regularity wanted. Matttt OF ave
ST. Nicho8sTis order should specify the amount 20 DC
paid al. SpemanI think at the referee report
should be pesent and confirmed before disbu on - naut
BY Judge Observation-Disclosures agt. seward desire 20 Sc
counsel! NcWiO savings Bank ast Dixon et az by az
Glhan Bucss Koch Maurice az. Maurice, hoyt ct a.
at Hort ct al Adraucs ast Wadswort. ieay agt Heay
ORDERS granted. Matter OF Ewink.-GuarlIan's bona ap
proved Goldstcin apt The Mayor &c.Graned sloat ag
koDeria-Nct sufficient 90.
Cfr0ut-Iurt Ii-By Judge Van Norst-Dunphy agt' Inc
Mayor, %c.-Nlse aud amendments settled.
iaL Tr-By Judge Van NOIst.Marsh agt IJ OF Ell al
-Jud g1nei for plaintiff ON demurrer 10 answer.
BY Judge Donohae.Noruian and ano a6L Degnan CT al
See opinion
Common Pea,-Spccal Term--Ry Judge Robinson
Green ACT. Grcen.-DiyoIce granted 10 plaintiff
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Bills were introduced in the House to-day,
among others, 40 followsi

among others as fOlO~si
BY Mr.. JACOBS Dem, W. TITO authorize Indians
to cut timber Gu heavily fimbert q IescrN ATOMS.
By iii. MCDOUGALb (lirp, y. i.j-FiAIng the rate Of
duty wagon end carriage asloe.
On motion OF MIR. COX dem, y. ", 10 WAS Ordes,l
that tEc session Of Saturday ucNt be fOr debate Only.
Sir. DUANlDL O,ep, Mnn), from the Committee IN
Commerce re oftr1 bin 70 extend % Tie prt Gone
see " " TIC rryl ges 81 sections 2999 10 1887 OF tho
Revised Statue, inclusive, Passed
Mr. BUCkAEH OJcIn MOI OH red "a resolution author
zing Committee tie Dsulot Oi Columbia TO c.-
ploy experts IN prosecuting its investigation into the
affairs Of the District. Adopted.
Sir. WOOD tDeiu, y. y, from The Committee on Wnya
and Means, reported hill for carrying INTO Chcc tie
treaty recently made with the King OF the hawaiian
Islands M.de special order for Thursday next
Tle SPEAKER ticn Proceeded IA toe business 0f the
morning hour, To Call Committees for reports.
Hr. HEWITT tDeln. AaJ reported a bill granting pen
sions certain soldiers and sailors Of the Mcsieui
Florida and Black Hawk wars. Referred 10 tbs CcII-
tni'tec of the Whole.
Mr.. VANCE (D:m., ~ c., from the Committee on Pat
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TIE COGRTS.
ALLEGED sUBORNATION OF PERJURY.
Tho trinI of An.iin Rllck for an alIcgcd .

ALLEGED sUBORNATGON OF Perjury
The trial of Austin Black for an alleged at
tempt 10 suboru perjury begun yesterday In TIE
Court ~ oyer aud Tcrnrer before Judge Barrett J"nn
Rose Wall-st operator, ran away May /, looo Next
DAY NJ. Eldog presented To- tbo Continental Nailohh
Bank check for S63 i2j signed by Ro--, and puroitinr
to be certified by the bank Tie bank refused pa! n'h
on e ground hat tho certiG, alton vas forgery a"
Mr. Black and his partner r0usht st,t against tie balls
The only question the suit was whcthcgo 81 hot Alfred H.
Innp,on tnc paying ,lyr, certified tie cncca aud h' Oh
course would the chief witness "r bank The charge
against lr Black contained In Gee evidence 81 John H.
Duscubofry who wa examined yesterday. He SAID hc
wac uI zen dat b-foo ght Of Ross his clerk About
two on rec 81 ago Black sought lin out AID -sA d
him II he could hot find two Who SOud testify That
tIcy lad seen Ross and TWp-ou together about hc
troi0littn Hotel and el-ev AMI IN reel IA pay '"
eIsh 800. Dus,nhrrry found Two men, h"W'it~ Aih
Blriulrr. told trem there was money 10 90
ri,Ir by little fd-c swearing, aud took them
10 bla, i, Wa, aIJr uNci-auoa win u, a.
IiIu.,.u biacs afietWurd gave hm paper containing
d., ..ttm.p. uf t.r 81 WIS tO DE gwen 10
court stating that they had 1mp-0n drinsin5 with
Ross ut tl. nctrupoln Hotel afd bad seen ihr ~
f.ru hg.k Drl,uicfri d. uiird iar paper Produced M
court "a the % cn.n ar this ial~c i"-tii""n'.
i,vcs AND iunscI arr 90 "c wine.'et or tAc prose
cation to-..s. Nj. ihcs contacts Tie prose- '.'i4'
Nj. BROOKE and cxJudoo Fullerton aiptar .of tno g.
f,fE
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or SEw.YORK.........

FORT OF Ew.YOnR...-..............FEB "a
CLEARED.
s.amshp IIerier (Ger brandt Hamburg via Plymouth
Kunhardl p Co.
T.. c /. H. Nal ory a Go.
steamship Crescent CITY, Curtis. Havana VIM r. Clyde
4. 90 ,..-- NJ. -. d,
Steamship Isaac Bell Iavrtnce. Norfolk, CITY Point and
Richmond, Old Dominion steamship Co
steamship Fasta. Howe. Phiiadrlpnil, JAS Hand
steamship Nsrrus. Berry, BOs,1p H. +, Din0ck
Steamship EeahOla, Johnson, PORTLAND j. J.. AmcA
ht.amsip w. Garrett Hicks. BALTIMORE Via south Am
hoy, ". J.. Vim. DalzclL
Slip Robsna, Hagen. Cronstadt, ThoA Dunhams Nephew
a Co. -
BarN Gsrele Duntze, ueorgetoSn. Dem H. rro"brdse's
Jik Pacific (,iorl uarrs Rotterdam Lnch, EtJe CO.
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6lramJcais nno Railroads.

NETWORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
NISIOS.-Wlter Arrangement, commencing NOV. 30 1879
Passenger Station In YORK, Grand L,ntisl Depot en-
trance OIL ro'' TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
1Isins for NevIIayea leave at 40 tAoe'n SO" (Exl
300 (Ate NJ 10 n u. tEr, ~ y. (Accn, ,AAh ~ }
Acc NJ lEx) 20 aud 5lj local EI.l tl.A) and ID
For South Sorwai-. 7lO. sos, 9O5 q. - ~, (s1)
go 81 tiX 30 I:l5, go US, -, 10 NJ For STANFORD,
7lO 90, 900 lO:lO H. ~ 22, and 90 (EA.l,
SO 40 40 b . -, b3j, 20 H. and ii 30 p m
p via Snor. Line At aud 10 r. M; the SO l.,
90 and aud 10 stopping STANFORD NOrH1.a and
SO5 and % A. aud ), g. AID 10 a. Bridge oft The
% and o. IN connect With trains on shore lAue IN
shore Line Division TO- Norwich and TIE New Raven
and Northampton H. 4. al hev.isseH sad the 800 Il
and D. NJ Tor NrNrot 30 GA NJ AMI noon Trans con
II Connecticut RIVER II. H. nj 81 rOgiel ana p m
Montreal The sos Ia. and connect ia Nau-
gatucs H. L. AID H0IltOnic r. r. % Bridgeport The 8 % a.
NJ, gud $40 D. with Danhury and NOrwhk ri south
Norwaik ana The 500 p M, l. and 44O p M With New
SUNDAY Stall Trains att p. via Springfield at 10
Draw IN cara Day Express and Sleeping Cars on
ear m purchased Ticket once of Company at
,trst Of " Y. Transfer Co. 9if
broadway New York aud No C0ufL 81 b""H VINO VIII
also check baggage n0m rosiiShoe 10 ooSti'aN"H.
DHILADEL pIiIA via LONG BRANCH and
Il M, NE,lt -JERSTY SOUTHERN T. R-Fale Eom New
YORK 10 Phlacepha only 81 .5 commencing Jau 10 1870
Lave Sow-llrk irom Pier " loSt Ese'orsI f'l Fhh
From ST. tTa ~ j. tcilial 20 biahohpoib ~
III a. NJ for Philadelphia. VlDcand, and Toms River; ,
" ' 49, w. 4. 5NEDEN. q. IL.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 A. Steamers loave Pegsslip for New Haven at
IL daily SaA.sJs tAcsprdl, connecting Win wal
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Furniture.
Eegal Notices.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ln pursuance Of
~ OF the Court OF Cuanrey OF the state Oi New
Jersey n certain therein spending wherein BENJA
MIN T. GLADDINGis complainant and The MANUAT.
TAN BI EACHING AND DYEING COMPANY. end others
are attendants bearing date the twentieth dag 81 December
D. lS75 the uudrrs ne Receiver Of the said The Manhat
Dyring company, hereby ENrs non'e 10
OF ssd Company 10 present To him. at ms ONCE
bauk Binding. Pate y J. N,ii-vr Oii Oi
agrmsu all their several claim, and demands against the
-.G Ilany beorl the twentieth da OF Aprl neNi
.. four month from she late Of Sd order, ana IN default
thereof Will excluded from the dement's OF such lNl
thereafter bc H. oalti by sau Court ~ ION tt
proceeds aud Effects Of slld cor Grafton. . .
GARNEr A. HOBART. Receiver.
Paterson, y. j., Dec. 23, 1873.
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CorporailoR Hoiitts.

DTBlIC NOTICE is hereby given that a
rsuuu of the property owner, with map an1 plan Tor
the cham. Of gadC TDity sC'aAcst between flf,t an
second ayes. ln now r-Gd before tht Common Cnunei
Frr particulars TIL CITY RECORD Tor sale at 40
CITY Hall
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UNITED srArEs SUPREME COURT.

W4sHIN6roN. Feb. 2i.-lu ,Io United STATES sn-
memo tO.r, today: 800 81,
80 No g3 BE selma and Meridian Railroad Company ct
Al u.e lauus AIT IA Louisiana 'sal0-.l fa.A 90 Sew.
Oran. d.tn motion OF ar ML A. scott du'h'JcI ana
ci.Ili.nsu wIti, Gust.
90 No ~ JOhn W Mois'i e., e. apie lanis, art The
ti N.ti0lai Sank 81 "a ig ut'i gums it c'nciu"' %
Nm I,iiut col counsel 4of to- ~ rltiln.
A.. No. IG,-i1r I4Ibs. 0u a., a.p'.iiis arl nc
wi.r,.ota tati.c E.lll.G tnIlay ri ~ ' ii riri.
h..m by Sd 44try b.. .Iu-isI o. toun.b lof IL ap+t
ma e,i u,d by Nj ~. T.. Bs 10" -id @r. I a.
s,ot. Tor ii.r AL rlttA
Adjourned uAti 10 uIOuOw AZ II OclOck.
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TIE COURT or APfEALs.
ArnASY. Feb 2i.-In the Court Of Appeals,

80 ~ 7fr-tan O. Waltz respondent, aGt Abel T. black
lan, appellant auG SO 2.Olhc slhn at tho same Ar.
emo 10, Vim H. carney and JOAN T. Ito. OF coubs, i0f
apurli4uI. naa by Asher 2. NichoIe t'r respondent
80. william wilson, 'Hdchi, AZ ihuhiH "In ~
a. apucf AiEutdby Ju7tlr Palmer "i c'rrr i'r hrci
l.rt- aul Dy Thomas e. JaC srin or respoultnl.
Il. itanfie eli n % b.. Iit WI J. hlf' Al
priaut. Aii,a by D. y. LckrI'h 81 cpuh-l FOR HpIrh@n
ANA IDS IS. Hand foi respondent.
priclsmar0i Ptir md the court adjourned - IN,
Ds, calendar fuay feD. % 1910, &"U. 2.c2 -@l'
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PASSENGERS ARRIyED.

FROM HANAEA- ~ ss1mshE C'g - lc,a c1y Feb ~
A chshp, Thomas L. Corneiy 81 ialifix and servant
MAY j. Elrr ra A. Drcycl john p. Erae Adoph CiGu.-
sen Nil. Carrie NJ. mnnr. Mss May Jm0rr Louis W.
Gutermuih Adolf rs MArtiu Z, Capt John " summons, lt'
o.urc WALSH str c5 Ponce lie Leou ~ ~ u, $50
Gasas sfA-l Vent, Alean-lo T. IaItra. -ia -
r. CIza Joe lolla.n trio ~ua.o Fernando Guira lose
Garcia Gomez. GualtcIia DC Vera CARL
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The President sent

the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day:
Joseph H. Bates states Marshal for Conn eeuL -
Characterization T. Wo~iy at DanJur. Coma. CEailes ~
aJ t-lsl ~ rev i't''ioi
Mas: and uavil Goddar,. Orange. Mass
iLaru-Firsi Ieu Casper H. Conrad To he captain ana
Second Lieut. George 4. Co hh 10 be nst Lea 0Lv Ia ue
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Denti6!rn

ELEGANT GUM SETS, 81 Rose Pearl, SO;
~ white metal for shallow jaws 81; continuous gum
paiia lined l0rcelgn oi1meod, $50. oxide Es al
innIstcred C. H. MODLMANS, $50 Third ave. near Thirty
siXthst
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Iceth extracted
" without pain. Dr. UASBROUCK, formerly operator
at Coons makes specially Of the use OF the gts ior the
painless extraction Of teeth az ll3l Broadway, corner O
2Gth 81.
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP and REAUIl-
- PULLING Rose Pearl Plates Cndicaiing color End sub
.aIcel teeth. excel everything r";oule or
beauty, and ghcs- needs only TO be seen
to made In day. and only 10 90 no per
ti examine. Also best Rubber sets from $40 20
Gold l'atiu1 $50 10 $40 Extracting under g's
Ur T. o. WAr Is East Twra'y thru ST. near Iadiaonave
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saloon keeper, hoping to scare off free,
lunch hcud. said Iucrcs trirIina VA them risdseo
Tic took another mont fu and said VITA din"u!'
Colonel did-you-say thcrc-wa>-Stry cnnlLc IN
these victua, 2" Yrs enoug, To Nil hog" well
chewing vigorously thats what my famliy-phS tc'aii
siyes-ue 1Vl. Nnlc wAcl-l-.alnt sol nO-Hpl. l.'e.
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MINIATURE ALMA A.. an
rsea... $40 sur sits. - NOON sets. olo
HI.I NAiEE IHls DAY y $500
Island. S@t Hen -. Ferry lOlo
~ WAiER fIlS DAY. s.
sandy Hook. $40 cove sian.. 81 lien o. tefVlO5i
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- and Naugatuck railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE,
PORT leaves Caharne alp at IL Hoon aud Brdgeporalii
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Leave New-York from foot Of Desbrosses and Cort-
ss5 M for Washington and Through cars from
from Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh. Chicago cnennad.
&c Tins train max : close Coz nectoBs for Columbus,
20o p M for Washngton and The soot sayannas Florida
and New Orieansi Pullman parior ears from Newfors
1855 M, daily for wa'hlnzton. tae south sni west
S a ST irTls &C. making elose connections
Connects AT Washington with traits for Richmond
sSaih through sleeper baltimore and NsS0aca1s '''
0s and rqtn BSs%a cay e. and az Offices M
ASK FOX TICKETS VIA BAlTMohE kSb oafo R
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
sS sSN 1--WE fq o TIE n
a, SOmsrvile win sonth Branch fon
sn S VISION e. r # ys s9 4 Sa
ca sS Ps to hTses and The west alsO 10
,ou,,,on.,nr WINTER ADVANCEMENT;
ms Ews TaiM Tor Easion sevSre Petpisb.u,
Sa 4aSMn HanSh hunk Tamaqa Iananend wilkes
s!9am-y%ay Train toI Danelen
Del iaef and Vest K ''''0" ''o0'e"
Ess Ano%n Eg s aaa S. % %
hSr M S195 s%93ns T0wsns wke'Oar
lola m-May train for somerville ADD Remington.
Mans cak 4assua Hr M EfGH y hS AS %
barr Lad,g Columbia Lancaster Ephrata, Potsyille
245 D. m.-ExPREss for EastOD, BelY.dere Bath. Maucn
Chunk, WI kes0arre, End scranton.
$50 y. m.-Way train for Duneien.
400 o. m-Way train for Eison, Allentown. and Mauch
Chunk Connects A. Junction with DEL Lack. West H.
4.30 D. n.-Way tTaa Tor SOmorvue anu bennington
500 D. m.-Way train for Dnueen.
6lj nEyFSNG EXPRESS. ia w. for Eason. Allentown,
bauch Chunk, Wilsesbarr Towand Reading, and HsrliS
burg. 80
$50 D. m.-Way Train for Somcryille.
600 D. NV dy Train for Soncryilie.
$50 m.-Way Train for Dunelien.
100 m.-Way 1ran for Somcryile
$50 !, m.-For EasoD.
go ., NV aY IIain for Sonery lie.
1900 q. m.-Way Train ior Dunelen.
For Elizabeth az SO, 6l5, 6S5, z, 7;so 7sis, z. 3d.
200 90. 1918. HIS IL ~, l24a, 200 PAS
$50. 345 4, $40 $50 SO 5, 5l5. SO, 5:i 8. 6:l5
ESQ, Z, 74O 800. $50. 1920, II Is, II p m
X. r.. KICKER, Supt and Eng.
H. P. BALDWIN General Passenger Al gent
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GESFrat sFssioVs-Hs"Errr Rerni'Irr--lohn Mayer
rape. p'cru.a Ambrose iUtrt, Thomas Mat
tlryz Matthew larkiY. froi assault -1 battery An
tiny Fay. nauci. louPitanf, Wtri g.. Eceycs, NINA
Mn ~ Mary D. Roe Charles -rhIrrI, lr?ucs Curitu l
ward Tot, Prnl larceny George Webster, George Darcy
burglary. . -
Urgg ASp TEfauvrG-- BARRETT J.-Austln Black, John
Dusonbuty, attempt 10 Induce perjury.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and Naugatuck Railroads Fare Al. Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves alp at II aud bridgeport
n
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CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAHBERs--LAwRFNcE. ].
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SPECIAL TFRy-NAS WORST, j.
Same calendar ~ pun isl"d Yesterday. - ,
CIR,IIT-PAti OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, J.
Case on 2OGi Tho People &c, agt Tweed ct AZ
pAKr If.-DONOHCE. J.
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Slor Cause. 2jlg .Buck master agt. Meyer
2332 Iclhy AIT. MAYER and aud 81 o.
~ anS 49, 1853. n..rc g. All. Mumiey
2032 Lehman ct AL agt. Fred 24JS. Ea-ic and an0 agL
erisk-. tiolty aLp ai"
0iOS Levy &C. AT p.sle 57l Sp a. at. Baxter and
gSHS. g ole =. Looms. auO
1t 1919 STACK ole art bradley.
40 .-ilanht All. Greene.
t-og p4tr.rrs At al AIT ! l1J. .-l4IyDt, 81
M.trr ~ " 49, 49,, .~im,n AIT Jacobs.
F.slt T GiiJ. BcctrrI AIT EtdTgts
itlOt5 I.rsIt AT. scott FL al
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II TN
~ al As Steamers loave Peeasslip for Nrwhaven at
,nd Il y M daily (SgusJ vAcspted connecting Win rosi
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EFFIcAcIoUs REMEDY

Il can rccotnniend
| as an efhcarious re-
| riedy OR disease o.
the Liver. Heart.
hnrn, andsDysrcp
sia, simmons i.iv'
or Regulator"
I. q. WuNpFR,
Chief Clcrk Phila
delphia .l'cet on e
Pa.
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| SIMMONS

want Of action IN the Liver causes Headache, Con
stipation, Jsundice, Pain In the shoulders, Cough
Disrine-s, sur stomach, had taste In the mouth
bilious attacks paipitaton of the heart Depression
of spirits OF the blues, aud hundred other symp-
toms, SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR " ths
hest ruiedy that has ever been disc vered for thes
ailments. II acts mildly, enectuaily, and being
simple vegetable compound, can do no injury "
any quantities that N may he taken. u u harmle.
In every way u has been for forty years, aud hund
reds of the good and great from all parts Of th'
country viii vouch hr It's virtueSi
Hon. Alexander N. Stephens, of ocorgia.
Bishop Pierce, ofGeorgia.
John IAN shorter, Ex-Governor of Alaiama.
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Cen Jno n Cor
don.
r. I. Mott, Co
uluahus, ia, arr
amonT the han
a. u 10 whom
We can refer.
Irfice 81. ny mail
'tt o.
Manufactured
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"Faustia will not win" said she.
"And you--who are an angel, Rose.
You brought that about After all,
you gave him upl'
ono hard task, " said Rose, strange
wistfulness in the upward smile she
flashed Mt him. IL was over that
folly long ago. How weak you must
have thought mel
Rube stopped stock-still.
IL wonder IL there has been a mutual
mistake. Rosef I told you ! had no
hope l had none-of gaining you.
I love you, I have loved you from the
very first. Am I mad to make the
confession now 7"
Eyes, il answering madness be the
requisite" laughe! Rose, happy lights
beaming from her brown eyes now.
And only Faustia, who had played
between vargray and Drexel. willing
to accept either, was dissatisfied with
the result.
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oou' "o ~"O" NV So ,"e ne -
w. y ~ -. -. -, .a.,,J hoII
s"''." " "''"e' 49, |aS.a,
~ @at, - ,Joaa g.. Lar :,
v va;n :"
Her voice ouiyered with a great
earnestness. They were in boudoir
openinp from the lighted rooms and
separated from them by falling cur
,ains. Here the light was subdued by
clouded globes, but in the obscurity
she could see how he was shaken.
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A citizen of Woonsocket. Rhode
Island, was supposed to be dead, but
after remaining insensible for five
days, his consciousness was restored,
and it Was supposed he would recover.
The physicians pronounced it a case of
prolonged congestion Of the brain.
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CONDENSED TIME.
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS oosNo seUrss.


Passengers on L. G. A I. r. n (short tlnel >, N.
AIRR, u. A. NJ. n. r. and u. = Mail Lac
steamers connect NJ Louisville With TRAIN NO.
T. TRAIN No. I cornects ~ lelenon Junetiou
With Train No. rs for all points on Knoxville 500
Richmond branches. Train No. rs connects ~ Ish
anon junction With Train No. from all rnine %
tho Memphis and Montgomery Lines 81 lehanen,
vith Stages 10 aud FROM Springfield, camphsisville
Columbia and urcenshurgi st Miicheli-hurs. With
stages 10 and from Perry willie and iIsrroisharE a.
Cty: AZ stanford with stages N and trcm somersst
AZ Richmond Junction 10 and nom rotris hetvesn
there aud Livingston; al kiehmond 9TH Stages v
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LIVER

Dnly by J. II. Zcilin q CO., Philadelphia
ron SALE ny All DRUGGISTS,
Extract ~ letter from Hon. AicNan-
der n. stephens, dated March 3, is72;
II occasionally use, when my condi-
tion requires II, Dr. simmons liver
Regulator, with good effect. Il ismild,
and suits me better than more active
remedies"