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New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
AiDNlGHT UEATHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
VASiuNGrOS, u e., C,NcIucsday, Jan. IL. l57G--l ain
S7jOpsis JJr me paSf i,ceuy f0Hr hours.
Clear weather continues in the districts on
the Atlantic wiki southwest 10 northwest winds,
and slight changes IN barometer. Snow has prevailed in
soul -We5t The temperature continues telOw freezing
he Lake gon AMI the Northwest, and light rain an tie
l stations north OF Tennessee and North Carolina The
barometer continues high in the Southern States, and
has fallen slightly in tho remaining distfcts except
SewJag.and.
Probabilities.
For hcir-EHQlGud anil He MiHe states, pdrfu c'oudy
We0f5c Siyt fdU ia temDerdfure ruth sOthrccst 10
noh-Cest ,cipds. fdRg barometer drfng The day tiGht
SHO,c ti tie ROIteyt portions or Ncc l0Tk and Aee-Ln
g.dtd.
Foi the South Atlantic states, clear or fair and con
tuued cold weather with nurtherly to westerly winds
iu0 stationary rising barometer.
fJr tho Gulf States, continued cold, nOrtherly 10
eaatcIy winds, hly! but slow falling barometer, Hxt
n the southwest, aud clear fair weather in the
Eastern Gult states.
urTcuucsse and the OAio Valley. continued cold and
partly cloudy weather, u0rtw ST and southwest winds
and snow north OF tie ONO River, followed by colder
weather AMI rising barometer.
For TIE Ike region, generally cloudy weather and light
snow, with nOrtWcst 10 southwest Winds AMI temper
Wrc below 'reez,ns followed by rising barometer ana
colder weather.
ror tc .pr Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
clear or clearing weather and colder northery 10 west
erl. winds, win rising barometer
Tic Lower Mississippi Liser viii rise slowly
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THE BfR Association.

CONSOLIDATION or COORDINATE COURTS RECON-
MENDED-aMCrON OF OFFICERS.
The Bar Association last evening elected
officers Tor tho ensuing year follows President VIII
liam NJ Evarts Yice-Psesdcuts, Samuel j. Iiiien, Ed
enr g. Van Wiuke, Charles W. SandiOrd, stephen T.
Nnsh, and James FmOtt Corresponding secretary, VII
liam Allen Butler; Recording Secretary Mason Young;
Treasurer Edward Mitchell The rep0r. OF the Library
Committee showed that the library had been Increased
by over 900 volumes I'm the past year, and now con-
tanned over 5000 volumes Mr.. Van Winkle reported
that the Committee the Revision ct the Law had found
Nj TROOPS work l3 chapters OF the revised law TOO
much for any brief review and recommended two rcso-
lui!ons, ono commcndatory of the work done Dy tIo
legislative Committee represented by Mr. Throop' and
tho other recommending n committee OF thirteen To eN-
anime tho l3 chapters und receive suggestions ana tA
anime the vgrk a., No Both resolutions were adopted
L. BUa from the Committee ON litigated Bnsineis,
called up the portion OF the report reatH 20 ihe cOa
sodatOn The three higher courts, tic supreme Court
the Superior Court and the Court OF Common PEAS ana
asked that this portion involving rohstituli'hhi
amen lmenl, he considered separately nom al othef
portions of their report. ,, - l.,
After considerable discussion among the memO'fs IN
which T. L. wheeler insisted At some Length on tue A''-
vantage of having rivalry among the courts the po'
nosed Increase II the number OF Judges 10 2l was aDd
dOned by Mr. Tracy represeutatiyc OF tho Com
mi..rc, Nr. Hand rtprcstnting thAt sch an Increase
could political hostility 20 tue mcasrc ana te
rsou u Wa, amended by unanimous consent, 80 ~ 70
Inak. tho number o. inisos IL uStrad oi II. III hs
form the resolution passed With ony onr ngiuNc
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THE SOUTHERN STAGE.

The Academy of Music IN Baltimore re-
mains closed and its affairs appear to be in bad con-
dltion. Mcssrs j. +. Gorman and Lorraine Rogers
lately tenants Of the house, but their business
vretchcdly poor, and they were unable 10 keep
their dramatic company together Their goods indeed,
attached, TO satisfy tho demands Of creditors. Mr..
Rowe was TO have acted this theatcr. on the 9th u
but arriving he found company to cooperate with
him. Tic Baltimore Academy of Music opened in
January, 1873, and has been devoted to miscellaneous
attractions, musical anl dramatc but it seems to
have been unfortunate theater. 1t cost Si50O00,
oncthird Of which sum raised preferred mort
gage and the rest by subscriptions. The Baltimore
Academy has 14S free admissions attached to it, and
is thou. at to beke the Grand Opera House in this
city,-iniudiciousy located Mr.. j. ID. Ferguson, bus-
ness manager. published notice of the closing OF
the thea;er, and informed persons who had bought
tickets for Mr. Rowes nights that their money would DC
rspsl.
Edwin Booth appeared in Baltimore the Sd inst at
Ford's Opera House, HaDct Mr. Fred. b. Warde, who
accompanies Mr.. Booth on his Southern tour enacted
Laates. Mr.. John T Raymond will appear COL sellers
as follows: Jan. i, Augusta Jan. L. Macon Jan IS
Columbus Jan. 20, Montgomery; Jan "a, Atlanta Jan
2s,Nashyc. Miss Augusta Dargon was at The Baltimore
Academy o. Music week before last but became suddenly
i Oh tho 2ith and cOudnOt appear. This talented lady
of the most earnest, inpassioned, and versa
tile actresses Of the days a frequent sufferer
from ovorwOIk Furbsh's 1.-TWO Orphans Dramatic
Company" under the sheltering wing Of the Union
Square Theater, in this city. produced "The Two
Orphans" recently, at Fords National Thea
ter, Washington Lately, at the Holiday street Thea
ter In Baltimore "TAe American Spy" with Mr..
DominicE Murray Harceg Birch and Mr.. c. W. Barry
Washington has met with much popular favor. One of
the seen sin this piece picture of Washington crossing
the Delaware River. Last Christmas Day the 9Jth
anniversary OF that memorable historic event Mr. John
Mccullough ended his engagement AT the Varieties Thea
ter NewOrleans. Oh Jan. /. and succeeded there
b. Mr. Rowe, on Jan 3.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Barry sullivan appeared at Memphis,
Tenn. on Jan. 3, as Richard III.
The total receipts at the Hartford, Conn,
Opera House IN 1870. were SJ2614. March and NOyem
boz we're the most lucrative months
Mr.. BOucicault intends to leave London. at
Easter. Tor Manchester aud Liverpool, with "ILc
shsp FhrGun," aud 70 sail from the .tter port july
20, IN The Russia Tor NcwlDrk lie SAYS his engage
menS in the United States arc made, up 10 July, ls77.
More than 90 members of the profession of
Gle stage died. In the United states and vcInty, last
year. Among them were Mrs. Conway, }. J. Prior
Melinda Jones, ward Glover, Edward Eddy, G *
Fox, Mis-. a. Drake. Susan Denim Charlotte Champion
George BelmOre, aud Dan Bryant.
The following summary is made OF the
runs" which have been effected at tie Union Square
1neAttr, under the MANAGEMENT II NJ. A. NJ. Palmer
(HSt Sensolt' ASnts," 100 nights and One Hundred
Years 3D. 30 nights; Second SeGs9p-'The Geneva
Cross 5O nights, and Led Astray" IGG nights; Thrd
b>0Soa-' The SPHINX" - nights, ana The Two
Orphans" lS0 nights Fourth Sc0son-'' led Astray"
revived Sc nights, aud Rose Michel" produced Nov
%, 1879. and still current.
1t is purposed by the charitable organization
Known The Ladies' Fuel Society" 10 give dramatic
entertainment ~ the Lyceum Thcater in February and
20 tho proceeds TO buy fuel for the poor TINS ity
Mrs Richard uIdy, Mrs. Dr. Sands, Mrs. Geo. r. shaw
Mrs. A. Litte Mrs J. Drummer, Mrs. L. H. Hart Miss
Agnes Vanderbilt. Mrs James Senan, Mrs. G.. Mar
sha Mrs A IL Carter and others interested in this
enterprse. It's purpose is obviously good Its
VII depend on the strength snd quality Of the attraction
hat may be provided.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
TIE CENTGNNI1L PRESIDENT

Tur RFsrIT or A MONTHS CANVASS AMoNG THE
RE UBLcANs At wAsTINGToS-now TIE STATS
WILL vO1E-TuE PRESIDENT SAID TO HAVE so
SUPPORT.
Bo,ToN, Jan. ia knot of outside obscrv-
er, writing over the signature Of sX spectaor g'e
To The B00A journal The result OF "a quiet but 'Hor
ough canvass with reference to the forthcoming P"r',
nominal. .on{fo President" which they have MADE al
Washington during tho present session OF Congress
The Repuiticans. they say. readily give their
views hut the Democrats, as rule, "h-ht sAy'
The following il brief summary OF the canvass among
H,pubicans: Kentucky ia the only Southern H'a''
which has a candidate wIo can unite ms own uees'ioh
ON the first ballot. Secretary Brtow ls tie man. anu S
,t,,a. ,xpect 10 obtain votes from tho mod.lGto y
men all over the country. Gen. John NJ Harlan l. taiAed
of IA C. canGrl.te for the second place on tue
tchet Maine will present James G.. Blaine, and VIII
have the support OF NewIIdmpshire Vermont
4. in doubt whether to compliment one OF hT Owl
citizens ON the ballot, but VIII give MI bI"li''
her support "a second choice. MaasacAu'''''
may dyo It's vote at G-5 but has no united pie'f'c'
oy,ip,t Mr.. Elaine fraction OF Rhode Islands vote
IA we'll as Massachusetts, may ut nrst be gwen 20 Io
master General Jewell and Connecticut may be divided
t.,,y..p GOV Jewell and Gen. Hiwey. Mr. Blaluc'
tte on.,ryer. conclude, "wlll receive the uhhh'"u
vot. OF Now-En gland On the third ballot N'N-i"'A
f. ln queer condition. A. wo find itrepre''h'u mere
Nh CouLlne cannot receive one-hau tho No'o o' Tie
state % final Dal ni NfilhNI NAii i'N '''''N''
der h., claim 10 any one else. 30 II WI"
hardly answer 70 name any one as "e"-
Yori's candidate The canvass OF ls1 injured
Co,k.incs political Standing very much II j. possible
loe,,r that ON an agreement 10 withdri" MS name
thereafter he may receive tie informal colnliA'ht'y
v,e OF Inc STATE" Now-jerscys candidate J. otill'f
and Gov Hnrtrauyt nsylyala's. GOV
Utyrs is Oho'- candidate. and senator M"itoh
viii bc presented by Indiana Mr. morton , can ~ -
,ect no stnur east OF Indiana or southwark, cA'c III
ihr Guf states There IL promise oi any dcl -at 7
fnr MIN outside OF IN Lana. Illinois "a nurtufi, bh
would support Minister W8shburne were ne u
c,ud,dits Iowa. Wisconsin II, Nisrcs 10, Nrbr sAa
E,r.as and uossily Michigan wili be found ON
TIalp.', side. Tho Impression pr,Nahs thit 10
mau can unite the delegates Of California, 0fte"h,
%a,.,ia or Colombo. except IL be MI Blaine; biis'W
and Norton may find scattering N0's III tbrHr N'Al,H
IN. ~ont.er aies ale uncertain To thrr SURPRISE .Ie
rArv,.srs s4y: Gen. Grant has absolutely ho sup
ort fl seem. To be the general opinion tAat pom NOT
Ion and Cmklius are IN favor OF tho thiId Term II
number one cAunOt be nominated"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12

ordinarily open to the public were closed TO all
but members and the guests OF tho evening. At
O'Clock the guests began to arrive and unfil
they sauutered through the library, parlors, and
reading room. At O'Clock the largo hall Was thrown
open and the and corridors the main floor and
galleries were filed In the hoLse were many we'll
known physicians, who took active interest In the
proceedings. The Reception Committee was composed
OF the following gentlemen nearly all Of whom were
present: Cornelius Il. Agnew, Chairman; Austin
Flint, L. N. Otis. Isaac l.. Taylor, f..
II. Peaslce, James II. Wood B. +. Weir,
George f. shrady Rufus z. Lincoln, T. E. satterthwat
Francis Delaicd, l.. Bolton Bangs, Henry d. Moves,
X. sturgis j. r. Leaning, William IL. Thomson, f. H.
Hamilton, David Magic, Frederick A. Castle, j. ". ;.
Arnold r. G.. Janevay. The exercises were opened by
the rendering OF the Thunder Storm" from David"
on the organ. William l.. Dodge, jr, the Pres
ident OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, a cordial speech OF welcome.
Addresses were then made 10y Drs Fordyca Barker c.
Thomas ana d. b. NJ. John Roosa. Selections Of vocal
and instrumental music given, AMI at 10 o'clock
those present went to the lecture-roOm and par0rs
served and music was rendered
UD
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
GREAT DISCOVERY or GOLD.

LARAMIE CITY. Wyoming Territory, Jan. H.
Great excitement prevails over recent discoveries OK
rich gold mines. twcnty-six miles west of this city.
Quartz containing go 800 per ton has been found
in a spur Of the Centennial Lode which Col. 3. W.
Downey of this place is working. having in opera
ton a ten-stamp mill. The main lode is fve-foot
vein of rock, assaying as high as from 5000 to
$1,000 per ton. The spur is a 20-inch vein OF ore
running high S25,O 900 per ton. Both veins I'M
prove on going down. The spur has been struck
100 feet down; the main lode at q distance OF
only 40 feet. Prof. Thompson, tho geologist
employed during last Summer by the railway com
pany to examine its mineral lands. made careful
survey of this Centennial Lode, and expressed the
opinion that the strata were extensions of tie lodes
now being worked at Central City and Cariboo, in
loloraIo
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damaged 70 s.ss e. En-. VIII 10 stripped ssns~s. tn. ls
FOREIGN poR1e.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. The National Libe steamship
Egypt GrOean from New York Jan arrived Oh Fssne At
5 y. M. to-day.
HAVANA JAM g-Arr.vei, bark n. NJ. Haven. from Port
land schr Geo Shepar, from Cardiff 10TH bark r. IT, Har-
rman from 81; John, y. B. brig san Carlos. from Portiani
sailed. sh, steamship Guermo lspan. for Now orleans
10Th, schr. 8. A. Pine f,r New York.
ST. JOHN " b.. Jan. ll-ATriyod. bark Tidal Waye (Brt
from Sunderland Cleared. 10th. bark A. f. BosfoEd (Br
CIRDRSAs Jan. s-Aniyed. bark Andes. standsh. from
Pc sGcoa.
CIENFTRG jan Ssaied, brig Jose's, for savannah.
HAIIFAX. Ms. jan l0.-ATryed brig PolJna, from Fa-
Sailed. schr Lily, TOR Nswforl; llth steam
ships Pmssan tBr), om lSsrpool for Portland George
Shattuok, iOg st. Pierre
DOMESTIC PORTS
WILMINGTON, " C.. Jan. lO.Ariyed, barks Helene (Ge-D
froIn Bordeaux Hope. from Liverpool speed Nor troin
London sailed, lltl steamship Pioneer, Now
York
GALVESTON Jan. lO-ATivei steamship City of HorstHn
Deerng New. York; barks Ibis, Havre; Feics
from do. SOGthar, Liver .ool Cleared, bark
Region fBrl Br' schr Ralph NJ Haywardfor
LIVERPOOL Sailed, steamship CITY OF san AntoIio' ior New
York
NrwBEDFoRD Jan. ll.-Arriyed bark Nile spicer from
CuubeTlana Inlet.
NEwORLRASs. San. l1.-Arrved steamship Guilermo sp)
from Havana barks AuSuste Cerb from Bremen; MAypo
(Span), fion Havana.
from Ne NY
BosoN Jan. 1l-Cleared, steamship George Appod for
Ba nore bg a j. Ross tor ST. Pierre; sc unis DepeY,
for New. YORK.
PHILADELPHIA JAN l-Arriyed schr Lorine from Penss-
cola. cleared steamships fottsNI lor NswOrieans Her
cuies, for New Bedford
BALTIMORE jan li-Arrived. steamships Jas A. Gary.
om Newborn y. c. Blackstone, from ProviGencei OcoraTa
frO
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LATEST snip NEWS.

fFor other snip Setrs See ser,Hh PGg:.I
ARRIVED.
Sfe1mshp Bell, Lawrence Richmond City Point and
Ncrloh with mdse and pass. Old Dominion steamship
schr BEN Munse, Charleston DAY 6ltl naval sOI8s
Scur Curs AcAsry Norton, Charleston days. Nh naval
stores.
schr Hannah J. shuhcrt King, Charleston days. with
val stores.
-, with empty barrtis -
Frank NerNiu. Richmond. j. Il. Reed, Baltimore
kaaS Iuell, Baltimore. J. 4. Williams, Virginia.
Tom VIII tme, georgetown. u. Q.
SAILED
Steamship Leo FOR S2vannAh ship Nimbus FOR san Fran
cisco barAs Emua. for crpoof Non, Tor London iiblT
ma for Belfast; a. A. Brayton, Bueuos AyTc; Brothhis
&. H. Burgess. Tor London - y. kcihtus loI
Queenstown Eva May, ior Aatan4aS y h Yl -
Tuomas L. halOry, lcr Charleston a'i'A LA'oh'
Tor
WISD-sunset moderate NV: clear
NOTICE To MARINERS.
OFFICE OF TlR LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD Dl-fsE
ToNPNNsyILLE. y. T.. Jan. II, l615.
rst class nun buoy and black orzonS otrprs ma,
heen placed Lu4dinston Rock entrance 10 Ne" on
hsrDor. y. = i,,i'D, 81 ~. - -.
DISASTER.
st- p,i . total VIZ AZ Gtanlancs the north Part
NJ t6e ri1n The crew saved No further paTiiou-
lars have been received
MISCELLANEOUS.
eenr Emma Porter remain, sshDre Chatham Bar, and
is ul Tho con.rastJss nni that ie 90 badly
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1t.-WIlllam Woodhurn Of
virginia city, Nevada, H. Y ras1us 0i Louisville Ky. Allen
Euih-rCri ot wilmington y. g., W Train o ncs'ii
Ohin j. %. braman "a bu,nu AID Jonathan W. CAlls ~
Nasii. .-ou, W,r' admitted I'd ITacuc" In ths court.
No. ia Dutry Fr.yser a., Q.auts at Anthony
&. fau,--H Dismissed with costs.
80. 1ys " D. am snd l-y llill appellants act. William
EIlrsrtr st {. Is. WlitC,uhultcd uu'rr tie -O,n re
No o-5-rhc rowE OF toona plaintiff in error, aEL David
". Easrs-->utlultf"l iu .er the .Ji iIio.
No.3 ,oligi a--ate OF Foria complainant, aG. T.. G..
An tr.ul ai-,Ot tH uisc rsc irsr -uei.
&o.iJ3Ina- ~to 20 A., pLIatS ia VrrOr, aA n. Ruth
tr.0sa.-AI .uuent CoItiuutv.
supreme count to-day took M tho Granger case,
40 55@lhe Chicago, BuI ns0n and quincy Railroad agt.
Ils 4 iturUnycne!a oi Iowa 20 a.1hc argument sg'u.
Tie P eCt is that Hl cOusume two days M tie dce
THO DIt filed 10 Restrain tho CpeI.tiul ~ tie
o. Iowa. establishing MaSlmum rates OF ciars =
for tie Interpretation 0i II lt and pass 'Egcgs on
state roads the ground that IL IS IN
conflict F pros nf tho F,urIA Con stu1n Ia that
- ilsf. 'n cpa,t contained IN tie charter of the rolf
uior which Il WAS enut ed 20 fix s own rates Of conesa
tho trsuspYrts OF persons ana property In reply u"
M contends tat The act toes not mpa he CHARTER
.tr.C lt- chAuc .er 10 provision giving II
TIE lui rt 10 rN rs rates 81 trauSpogaiio
ana a. such -u-ciac gIag' 10 corporation % can
a. THE exercise 81 tie rSnt to ux re-ut tIfs
b us slate any -nncr Affects tue rgns VI tn corpora
U.u.
Tie court adjourned until 10 morrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
A BOSTON SAVINGS BlNR CLOSED.
IDY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.

BosToN, Jan. 1.-THE stoppage of the west
Beton savings Bank by order OF tie supreme Court 10
await an investigation OF its affairs. was announced
yesterday. 1t appears that there has been
i.ht run upon its funds for tho past
three months, which has increased to such
an extent lately that In the interest OF the
dcpositors temporary suspension was decided
pop nv the Bank Commissioner aud the trustees as tho
best thing To be done under tie circumstances IL tho
old story- general depreciation Of value In is real es
tate and other securities with no sufficient SUI
plus on hand TO cover the shriEkage III
the days OF its prosperity. Its earning were
paid out In dividenIs, with nothing OF not
enough saved meotthe mschances which are always
likely TO oyertake any business To the credit OF its
,,ouorers IL "a to he said that the bank has been
economically managed AMI that nothing fraudulent OF
dishonest is suspected. Tho bank has SJ,2oO'oOo oi
deposits 81 900 900 loaned on real estate, S3OOoOO Oh
personal security. aud 500 900 on bank stock
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
vo:e Tie Committee then directed 10 present the
matter properly to the Legislature.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
THE PROPOSED PLAN or oRGANIzATIoN-AN ExPLA-
NATION DY MR.. FISK OF NEw-YoRK.

TIKI PROPOSED PLAN or OIGANIZATION-AN EXPLA-
NATION BY MR.. FISK OF NEw-YORK.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 11.-A meeting of the
bondholdors OF The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was
held to-day at the ofico of Brown Lowndes for the
purchase and reorganization of the Company
Mr. A: $. Hatch of the firm OF Fisk & Hatch OF New
York present. and in to inteIrogatories ex
plain the proposed plan. The plan is 10 obtain de-
the sale OF the property early practicable
under both the six per cent and seven per cent mort
Cages, that the purchasers may acquire
a perfect and satisfactory title TO the
entire property, franchises, and corporate
II ght OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
subject only the liens Of the Virginia Central bonds,
which be provided for by a renewal or extension
of these mortgages otherwise, circumstances may
requires and that II be purchased behalf OF the bond
holders and credips, who shall unite in the plan, 10y
suitable committed Board OF Trustees to be hereafter
selected by them.
After the purcha{e has been completed and the reor-
ganzaOn OF tie Company perfected securities are
10 b issued follows Fnst mortgage bonds, to be Sc
cured by a mortgage extending over the entire
line franchises, and property OF The, Company
described. payable 30 years after date, with
interest a the rate of per per annum, principal
AMI interest payable In gold except as hereinafter pro-
Nidcd In the crcuiar-el 1,OOOOOO; second mortgage
bonds payable 10 after date with interest at the
rate or per cent per annnn, payable IN currency ex
ltrua provided In IN 100000
The entire IIin for the purchase, well the
OF the Company, Is set forth at length ia cir
cuar issued and siLuod by the following bondhOders
Richard Irwin. a. 4. Low, john Casgec, C. NJ Fry, Z. r.
Hum ngton, WA. WhteTright, Alex. MusfertOn David
30 VAR, jonas g. CatE CLds. Buikhalief, Lloyd Aspin
wal, Geo. j. Peni,d, Edward Durham. and Fisk and
Hatch. The plan m inmOusy indOrsod and adopted
DJ the DOndnOlUclb present
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12
Tumor Of Ten Years, Growth Cared
BY DR. RADwAY's REMEDIES.


ANN AgBOR, Dec. 81 1875.
Dr. RADwAr: That others may be benefited, this
statement:
had Ovarian Tumor in the oyaes and bowels for
the best physc Of this place and others
without any 1t growing at such rapiay that
could lived much longer friend Of mine induced
Railways Remedies had not much faith in them,
but finally, after much delberation. / tried them.
purchased bottles OF the Res)Yen two boxes OF the
Pills ano two bottles OF the Relief; use those without any
apparent benefit determined 20 perscyere used twelve
bottles the esoven two o' the Relief aud two boxes
Pills Before they hal lost twenty-five pOunis
Icontnued TO the medicine until that
entirely cured took the medicine about i've months. and
during that lost fortyhve pounds. Ia all took three
dozen bottles Of tho ResOyent Dix bottles Relief and six
boxes OF the Pills.
feel perfectly well and heart "a full OF gratitude 10
his help in my deep affection. 10 you. and yoIr
wonderful medicine feel deeply indebted and my prayers
that may be much Of blessing others it has been
~
(slgned Mrs z. C. DIBBIys.
Mrs Bbns who the above certificate Is tho person
The medicines of me. with
her statement is correct without qualification.
,signed) l.. :. LERcH.
Druggist and Chemist. Ann Arbor. Mich.
This may certify BiJbns who makes the above
certificate aud has for many years well knos
the facts therein stated undoubtedly and undeniably
correct ANY knows MIS- Bibbns win believe hos
statement. BRNJ d. COCKER, MARY D. POND
(siguedi MANY COCKER. h. b. fosD
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12

Mr. Byron's comedy of Married IN Haste"
which II be produced here tonight was first acted on
Oct 25 1873, at the Haymarket Theater London Last
month produced AT the Chestnut street Theater
Philadelphia. Tie story rccounts dramatic aspects OF
the experience OF an mpecunous young artist who mar
ries the daughter OF wealthy hunks These young poo-
1le who have married in haste subjected to many
trials and might find abundant opportunity 70 "rcpent
OF leisure" They sanch, however and they find
good friend in Gibson greene kindhearted manaoout-
town. Their troubles end happily. The comedy is in
four acts Mr. Waack acts the general promoter
OF peace and goodwill The parts are cast 40 follows:
Gibson Greene lester WGll9ck Mumchance g. T. Browne
Mr. Percy Prpdragon AugustusN II Stevenson
M I, m W shannon Ethel Grain -cr....ACa Dyds
Iack W H. T.rherf Mrs. Crdtngrr. lda Vernon
jer.....J ohm Carroll Prtchard..M.ss lOs5 L.sle
New-York tribune., 1876-01-12

WAsnlyGroy, Jan. lit is reported, on
what a. considered good authority, that TO President
Will scni TO tho National Republican Executive mmt-
tee which meets Tnlrsday next. eti'r I'i'n"p u-
euiug To De "A candida for thrd Presidential term.
r, q IL. said will refer To the third term agitation,
and add mat or the sake OF harmony In th, Er9ubhc
marty b. has dsedcd again 10 make known tai Zoe VIII
not be candidate under any condition now apparent.
The words " under any condition" circumstances no"
apparent" are said To Do used in the letter II anything
sbould prevent him from srudns suel iei.of 10 lir
uttu.tt,. e will "a il believed send Nri'h Wlti-
draw al from the candidacy 10 tie National COM ehtoi