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PRODUCE MARKET.

Yesterday afternoon there was a ialr
display of country produce in the market
which was disposed quite readily at the
following prices Apples per hsii peck
Is Csc; potatoes, white, do. l2alo; sWeet
do. 1S@25c.: onions, do, 2oc(93cc.
turnips, do, s@l0c; cranberries,
per quart, 10@12c.; beans, DO,
l5c; cabbage, per head, 3c@Sc.; celery, per
stalk, 3c@5c !; chickens per pair, $125(gSl5o:
butter, per ID, 35(D4Oc.; sausage, do. 14(gl6c;
scrapple, do. S@lOc.; eggs, per dozen, SSc(g
49,; peppers do. Soc
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Dr.. SimmS' White PulnOniC IalSam

During the last 25 years more than 10000
people have been saved from the terrible
desolating effectsOf pulmOnry consumption
by using DIR. Simms' White Pulmon!c Bal
sam. 1t cures without fail when properly
used, and we hold ourselves ready t. accept
any challenge rs to the qualities Of good ar.
ticles. We guarantee tho remedy to be just
what We represent it to be. In chronic and
recent coughs Fore Throat, Group, Hoarse-
ness, Blood SWtting, Whooping Cough,
bronchitis, SOr3 Breasts, Weak Lungs, &C.,
and in all diseases OF the lungs tending
toward or terminating in Consumption,
this remedy cannot be equalled much less
excelled. It will positively prevent the
lungs from yielding 70 the terrible effects Of
Consumption. Let US say to the afflicted
and persons predisposed TO Consumption,
give our remedy fair trial, be patient and
persevering, using strictly according to d.
rections and do net yield to the solicitation
of pretended medicines and inexperienced
advice and you will soon find yourself rap
idly recovering. We have u large number,
several hundred references OF persons we
have cured, (many of them very bad cases, J
which can be seen at our office or given BY
mail when desired. DR.. SimMg is q gradu-
ate of the class Of 1854, and can be consulted
on Lung and Throat diseases every We'd
nesday AMI Saturday at his private offlce.
Office and ,prineipai depot Fourth and
King street, Wilmington. Del Philadel-
J phla depot. UE Arcn street. = dec2- m
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nELAWARE COUNTY, ss' 4,
IL. + He. H E pS.SaSssssisAS'4 SSS ", ",
10 a4ssvv .gRxssrs c'''s'' ~, N
a. VI A,.,a tou thar you st.seG@n ss eG@niIStl

ericE K. tlfFchGan anS G. CburIlb,stsnI.
man, trading as ! +; ~ q by ali ard 81 Iisrs
MEM enes si in whose handsor Pqbssvibe Pbsv Be an.
the same may be, SO thaLI aLIom1i,on LmIS PieaSa Prem
ear ha connty 1e,n Of Delaware to II The Isl W.
sa Media % in and fol, said coum.ss s.r The re tw
BAY ii MARCH, 1870 70 o. a nf plea ol W.
H.tional @ hank Of Chester u suu
pass Asa SN we s also yonia Who's, ns'
mnn 80. and ail person. " or chaltt',tb tbs
az ony Of them may be appear Or,Tsss
@ amS every M OF them be anad ana "pIkcc ppIacc oolssiD
tla an Uoua. wer what shall be e"i et Of the i iWr
sSen e AND abide the sJ, ,hes ri.
tneTel Witnsss s the Honorable 1t Court st Sfo q
to% oSbs4 ss!di in ssssssna
ine I,orS. DO one SS Sft1ousandeishf h' ,oDotsry.
five. : ISAAC IA }, JOHNSON p'0''. '..stt,
rIToshNrH Ts 1lp 4 WEBSTER. sne'
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nv ANGEL CHILD.

Into NV life came gei,.ly down
4 heaufiful angel without her crown.
And Iknew her not, forshe wore no crown,
Knit dreamed that she WAS an eaf'h'ooin
No, n..,e..d the sound of her angel wing;
T,nnrh she spoke in the tones that the
AND nv heart was replete
With surfe 1t sweet,
Of her dark ulue eyes and ner goiden mar,
.f her smile SO pure ana ner lace ~ iI,a, th,.a
With the love and devotion peaMlhs Ihe'e
or her willing hands andf et.
Into my life she brought light ,u,.
That Hooded my path with glory bright
With light that was more than an eaftniS
Ana sue fingered awhile in the chambers
or inv heart; where foniest memories
Thataw aken only to make me weep.
With sorrow ny meet
For her lite 50 fleet.
For her dark blue Eyes and her goioen
hair, .s-
For her smile so pure and her face SO fair
with the love and devotion beaming there
OF her willing hands and feet. ,
She fingered so long thought her part
or the sorrowing thing call my heart
With all her beauty part Ofmy heart
hut wave of sorrow has over me rolled,
And the knell Ofmy hopes has sadly Toll q,
She has flown to her home in the Heavenly
fold.
For a hte 80 fleet.
For her dark blue eyes and her golden
hair,
For her smil SO pure and her face SO fair,
With the love and devotion beaming there
Of her willing hands and feet.
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TIE PEACHES.

Not only are the peach buds swelling ac-
der the influence of the warm days, but oc-
casionally tree is found to be putting out
it's foliage. Mr.. Thos. j. Davis brought to
this office yesterday twigs from Tree IN MS
garden on which the green leaves are tnree-
.fourths of an inch long. II there Is muca
cold weather yet it is certain that the peach
crop, in this locality at least, will be ID lnl-
minent danger of wholesale destruction
Milford NsWS.
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OTIlJE TO WATER kENthN''' |,
OFFICE CRY WATER DlEfAriaJi ';ar = JiS7a !
y" = MTLMIN0TON, DEL, Dec ''' ~, =,

the bills for 1875 are now reqayI 40 Nafk..;|
able vt the Registrars OfhSs,t iii bills pall
Street. The law require; =; 'lI;;ss ls the iaGs
on or before January SisI, ~ Iii the month Y
Februafy, Ave per cent. ahu.'i 'sshs oi Na%Yv|
psd FL ss1 aSins CENT. the saaaltS$sI, il, 'sp 'SsSp
amounts remainlng unpui unappnireI to have ti|
1876, the Registrar Is ona suit instlu!esq HI %
sns nsss sfssHsry e ~ e. ss S into :ss
and and A. % oofor drawing ferrules a''
- --1I EDWARD N RegistIs.:
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CPECrAL NOTICE TO DELlNQUENS
- OF
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOX H@

We, the undersigned, receivers VI ,". Mor.
Taxes DO hereby give notice to an a suS'.ps w.
sons as have not called or MADE sol'le ~
rangements, that we will send eacn ~ o,a oJi
Postal card requesting him or nsr ,in,ss,d W. v"
Having rendered their bills, called ,ineana s"as,
again, and while many have caliea, g a g',p rp.
many have no.; and thr latter we n.%t ~ nou
specially ask te give this their a." ,"up out
believing as we do that we nave .""r unn and
duty in trying to collect tnese s..o"' uN any ON.
while we have no desire to odlstrc:' an. " ' n,
we have a responsibility resting Gm hauI; VI.
The money 10 due us. ehaVe gwen ,"r S" if
to the city and we are respnh.slp,s, ,,',ing M
rhe cit, needs the money and Is uis'1to ~ dn
to collect IL or pay It, and we propo,e, ,S A. 6,r.
40 We must therefore collect H. hhu 'ssrs sS
thermOre. we do not into TO Dv tmw sSc"s
collecting one years taxes: AZ to heinz
any there be, who have disllMe Il,aess " caN NJ
notified by Postal card, VIII p,es,e pEs any e1.
once; for we do not intend 10 nn mian eynect oil
ccptions, and when notlilen ,sow W. must expect
TO call, and II they 40 not 'no' 49,
once Nn. ii East sixth street "eMt N to|
Morke and King. Hours from n
I'm. from . to Sand to r. M. ,,or
:. '.'' - EnMtND PROVsl' oa
Receiver Northern DistrlcI lh''N
north Of sixth s'ffst;w} fEsbt;w}AnD rAnM;A'M:; ,,!;'l: Al.
RECEIVER Southern District li''c'i""u'Df'' '''"' f''ii
south Of sixth street.)
These who sell Or transfer ~ E1's. leaving INK s
will oblige tbs, undersiEned tEyat Gy we We lnsy
notice thereof at our ONCE, 1""'
assess 1t to the proper 9WnersS H sSpoyOsT, r.
-, uAt7q ERMIfKID EERRMWIAKD iFAaNAk,
ian4 ,7Rtf L. .la.N ""
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DELAWARE COUNTY, ss: =, ~ =
r. s)THE COMMONWEALTH OF
| H. ~ PENNSYLVANIA.

I II Y ANA.
To the Sheriff Of Dsla'oars County, Greeting ;,
We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churohnan and George Church.
man. late of your county, by all and singu-
lar their goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, in whose hands or posses lon
soever the same may be, 80 that they be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas for the county OF Delaware, to be
holden at Media, in-and for said cOanty, the
LIST MONDAY of DECEMBER, 1875, n ext, Is
answer The First National Bank OF Chester,
OF plea of trespass on the case, &c.
And we also command you, that you sum-
mon -, and all persons IN whose hands
or possession the said goods or chattels or
any of them may be ATTACHED, 80 that they
and every of them be and appear before the
said Court, at the day and place aforesaid,
TO answer what shall be objected against
them and abide the judgment of the Court
Writ. 80
Witness the Honorable Thomas ]. Clay
ton, President of our said Court Mt Media,
the lst day Of December, In the year of our
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy.five.
ISAAC JOHNSON, prothon otary.
True and attested COPY, 80
JOSEPH WEBSTER, Sheriff. janl-2tw3w
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Enterprise Coal
AROR ExClfANGE.

Hfen desiring work may register their
nannes with the Janitor OF the Delaware In
stitute Of Mechanic Arts, South west corner
of Third and King st-eete. OPEN EVERY
EVENING. .,,,, an
Persons desiring work done VIII nnd
A register OF unemployed men atthe aDoSe
Applications by postal card, speci 'ying
,ini nf work, etc. will recci We attention.
Address THOMAS TURNER Janltor'
Delaware Institute Of Mechanic Arts.
dec.2l-fm. B.
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PERSONAL.

Bishop Lee is stopping at the Everett
House, New York city. r., ..'..I'
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FOR SALE.


L,UH sALE.--IWO SINGER tlunn
Il Improved Sewing Machines ono niiLi
SIS FALLING Table, only been in use n u ! an an
while and Ia as good as new, "''lie
ELIAS HOWE. some as good as neu
10 FOLDING TOP WHEELER E WI
SON some good as new. Will
2 FAMILY FAVQltITE WEED.
The above-was all traded i'm far tho N.-
American Sewing Machine, and viii I'ew ~
sold at bargain and all guarantee" "Ml a., ,ts Se
NEW AMERICAN SEWING MA.HMn,Wnss ~ ,ns
I'D! OFFICE, NH
7ls MARKET STREET. Wilmin.ton ia,
Where yOu will also find the lightesiD Dv' r,n
ming Sewing Machine In the city. 'un'
THE NEW AMERICAN
and the easiest understood, a Child cal ,u,
1t, and sold on easy IN nthly iusta, ,nanls run
Don't buy until after you have ,,ui. seen thi.
NEW AMERiCANfOr you will be deli i'b,as Ms
with Its light running. s"'eu
janl6-lm j. H. PRIMROSE Auar,
NOR SAIIE.-Lot OF nice cider barrels -
n h f<>vp yu<o ''iei W
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SAVE MONEY

by sending a - for any "a Magazine al
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE (reguar Fri, Q
s6 or IS rs for the Magazine and THEsEMl.
WEEKLY TItIBUN Il Irregular price 49,
Addrey TsIIE TRIBUNE, New York
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WANTS..

VANTED.-Dwelling for $1,000 -
" from sixth to Tenth and nom TTatntt'l
TO Washington street. 1T. HEAIIdnthall
1t - Real Estate Agent
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PaS 0sALG
nRoPesAIs roa HAULING CLAY.

E-arzs ID 8--'- ~ 49,
WATER DEPARTMENT CHIEF ENGINEERS
TsyS" wHyiEG ~ ="U
NO. 100 MARKET STREET.
, WILMINGTON, DEL, JAM, 27th 1870
Sealed proposals will be received at TINS
otfice until Thursday, February 3rd, 1870, a.
s O'Clock p. m.
For hauling about eleven thousand CUBIC
wards of clay from Chrlstiana River I'M
Lprovement Co., and Wilmington and Wes:-
ern Rail Road, South of Third street Bridge
to Cool Spring Reservoir.
Bidders must stAts price per cubic yard,
to be delivered at such times as may Dc
d, signaIed by the Chief Engineer,
The right TO reject any or all bids is re-
FMr further information apply at No 1000
Market street, Wilmington. Del.
80 ALLEN RUTH,
g.tsst '.t H.., Chief Engineer.
Address, "Proposals for Hauling Clay
Water Department.
Jan-28-6t
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CT. ], S .:PH'S ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care of the Sisters OF St, Joseph.
The course Of instruction includes all the
branches of useful and Christian edllca-
tiOn. ...
Annual pension .for Board and Tuition,
500. For further particulars, address. -
Sepl- ly MOTHER IT. JOHN.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-29

NOR SALE.-I4ot Of nice cider barrels ~
II make room for oysters, apply at
SeptM II 405 MARKETST
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WATER DEPARTMENT CHIEF ENGINEER's
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AIEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

Farewell Address will be read and the Grafton be
delivered. All other organizations will d'spersee
Quietly. All citizens are respectfully requested
70 decorate their houses as far as practicable.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Gen, NJ. D. Corse. Col. K. +. Withers, Col.
NJ. Marye, Col. L. r. Windsor, Col NJ. u.
Bali, Col. L. w. Reed, Col. Samuei Johnson
Col. Arthur Herbert. Col. E. +. White, Coi.
R. II. Henderson, Maj. }. 5. Chapman, Maj
W. WIIoughby, Maj. Geo. Dutfsy, Maj. Geo
Johnson, Dr.. NJ. NJ. Lewis, Maj. Juo. ".
Green, Mai. w. w. Herbert, Capt. Geo H.
Shipn, Capt. Herbert Bryant, Capt r b.
Hooe, Capt. j. NJ Sicuart, Capt. A. W. Chll
tou, Capt. K. f. Knox, Capt R. W. Writ,
Lieut.. 4. G. Keil, Lieut.. J. +. Green:
Citizens M ypr K. K:rpcr, VIM. N.
Berkl,y, William K'isour, Jno. 5. Da'ngsI'
field, W. H. Marbuty, S &. N:sic. James W.
Marshall, r S. Ashby, Henry Strauss, K9bt'
Portner R. L. Lucas, Julian i. Burke, Geo.
H. Fl .rlow, 4 L. Dal.gcr6od Lewis H"ott
i. :, Rodoiphe CraughtoL, John ii. Parrot', H.
NJ. Latham, Hurry J. Ncvct,, DR.. j: B.
johnson. Go. Worihinston Geo. ii. Rob
uson, Geo. Washington, Jno. 5. Barbour, d.
D Nj. FrcDch, Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, JohI
Furloug and j. w. Burke.
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placed upon the stand as witness This was
agreed to by the committee, and they proposed
to examine him at once, but he said lie prefer.
red 10 consult With MIR. Coghiil, who had beeu
his friend. and advise with him whether it
would be best to testify in his own behalf. He
had DO objection, himself, to testityiog, and if
put upon tne stand would probably have long
answers to make and noped there would be a
full attendance of committeeman.
After consultation the COMMITTEE ADJ urned
un'li Monday morhing.
It is understood that ali the evidence taken
before them will be printed at once for di>lr
button in the House when their report upon
Judge Steveos' case is presented
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

The arguurut IN the case Of q n. Blhc"ck
at ST. Louis was opened Saturday by Colonel
Broad:n fer the prosecution. lie argued
hat the dis, achcS admitted in testimony con-
nected defendant With the Conspiracy, and that
the EXP .uation which the President and SUI
pervisor lu',on gave tur the revocation OF th"
order for the chance Of ,uperv'S r. Vas not at
all sutfici:;,t. There were other aud more
powerful Influence, brought 10 bear, and the
cxgcncics of the case : cued to be such that
the President stepped iowu from hi nigh po-
siton TO Interfere WITH the duties OF one Il the
department officers The order was revoked
The day after Joyc. tceprlphcd TO Babcock 10
"push things" As to Mlgiil, the ictter.cAr
rier, whom he referred To as a nanu':ciuf'1
witness, he said that his accurate memory az
10 details to which he desired C. testify, Ms re-
markab!e forgcttuness as to hu iireH7 u per
sops To whom he had rcturnc! letters, ana Ms
admission of having commtteI those un,a%.u'
acts, proved him most cjntcmptlDe lal-ln'r.
Mr. Storrs replied for the defense. c'alm'n2
that though the greatest preparations hat teen
made for this trial Only three Nr'tehel' meah-
invIess dispatches had been addlced 20 prove
defendants gull; that their apparent mys''H-
ious lmpor, was sinply in Joyce o"o lccu-
lar vein, and that Joyce aways dli a't.cn
more importance 10 hIs dispatches than any
b,dg else. He denounced the cnarg: against
his client as wcke; aud cruct. fore coD-
cujlny Mr.. Storrs was taken il! With p!Ipta
ton OF tn" heart, AMI the cur. ADJOURNED over
until 10 day.
The address of Col Broaiheal says the
Washington correspondent OF the bl!nm!r2
American, is var,ou-ly Commented 90 10 tht'
ci.y. Many regard the remarks a. more al
rectly 10 contempt of he President than sc
or ,n,u.cei ny * Senator Henderson, "ho
was relieved after he terntuatloD 81 me AVV'S
trial. Others high 10 authority, con,tru" oni
address as d. cct in-uit 10 the ffes'dcn'' a"i
o. which the Attorney Gcuera shouI tax" lm
mediate coguzaucc and dismlss the offenl"r.
The speech has at least settled one p0lot 'ha'
Was unprecedented would not follow the app''
ment oil Broadhead, ard that l., that ne Is
pu suing his duty with the evident itJanV''o"
OF the President. to let no guilty man esciIc'
to such poiut that it cannot Dc >ald ~ "'u
that he was sell cted 10 secure Dioc"cA d.
quittal. ,.,s
The friends IF Batc9ck 10 this city are coon,
dent that he will MT Dc coLV'ctei' ''"ou
none Of tn. N seem 10 hope Tor an! th'oE no
satisfactory than d;-aeraelne jury.
Miss Harriet Aneu, aged % years, "Ho ',r
near Watkins Mill, Was paraIyz"d aOo'' INV
weeks since I'd died yesterday.
O2 u-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

10 abiding to the probable result of the
charges that have been brought against Judge
Wylie, notice OF which appeared 10 Satur-
days Gazette, the Washington Capital says:
Judge Wyiie will smile his characteristic
smile, which is childlike aud bland; and that
Mr. Grants charges will sleep the death that
knows no waking, and that the House will not
encourage investigation Oh frivolous charges
based Oh disappointed litigation
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The Fow,e-Stcyens Investigation.

The special committee OF the House Mr..
Massey. of Albemare, chairman -haviog this
matter 10 charge are still pcgglpg away at 1t
tn indifcren. success. However, Mr. Starke,
of Norfolk, who has been absent heretofore,
reinforced the committee yesterday afternoon
by his acute and energetic presence, and some
real progress may now DC looked Tor. Se0ator
&. T. Smith, Of Nelson, was partially eXamln-
cd as to his knowled.e Of the bonds lost by
F,yle to Stevens, aud which were returned,
Gnally coming into Mr.. Smiths hands as one
Of the truSte, Of the Mon pellcr association.
Before his examination was concluded he was
called away By an engagement elsewhere, but
his eyiderce Was to the ctfec: that the bonds
we're the property of the Association, ath ugh
he did not koow with whose uOney they w"re
bought, Mr. Writ Roberts was also examin.
ed Judge Stevens lntcrposcd, upon the sw ar.
ing of this witness, with the frank admission
that be had sambled both with the judges and
legislators of the Commonwealth, aud he said
that he made this admission as he did not
wish any innocent gentleman TO iujure himself
by testfying to what would be unnecessary
after it was admitted. Mr.. Roberts was e1-
amiued nevertheless, and he deposcd that he
had seen Judge Stevens gambling on three or
four different occasions at Worsbam's.
To-day Seuator Smith, Col. Miuor, door.
keeper Of the Senate, aud other witnesses will
be before the com nlttee 1t is said that
wide and grave difference of opinion as to the
scope of the Investigation has been developed
10 The committee-ooe side insisting on GAR
rowing the Inquest as much as possible, while
the OF her dem .uds the mpst tree and unframed
led ito airy. 1t is understood that at least one
of the committee. if the scope OF the nvesti-
CATION be DOT more searching, will ask the
House to be relieved, and vii state hi~ .son>
therefor it permitted. Richmond Wig Of
Saturday,
Senator c. T. Smith concluded his depos-
ton before the Stevens investigating mutt
tie, yesterday morning Col. JOHN Minor
doorkecper of the Senat,, was then pIac ID 20
thv witness stand AID teStri d that he knw
nothing of the affair between Stevens aad
Fowle, except by hearsay.
Question by the committee: Do you kuow
auy hing of Judge Stevens having samb!ed
with any person since be has been judge?
A. No particular person.
O. DO you know anything of Judge Stevens
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Judge Nicors Ianpe schment.

The Manassas Gazette SAYS The attempt
ed impeachment Of Judge Nlcol Is still before
the Committee 90 Courts OF Justice OF the
House OF Delegates, aud another week, and
several hundred dollars OF the tax payers mon-
ey have been consumed In this miserable at
tempt on the part Of a few malignant enemies
OF Judge NicoI crush bim, by long llst OF
charges which, so far, they have utterly failed
IT, prove. The witnesses already exsmlued,
including Mr. VIM. + Lipscomb, have SO far
failed to show the ght,st foundation tor the
accusations. The case will end in a tuIi vlndl
cation OF Judge Nlcol, aud will put stop to
the slaoderous gossi OF teW desperate ene-
mics who have oeeu barking at his heels tor
several mouths past. At tue proper tlme the
whole anlmus # the prosecution will b. given
to the pubic. The prosecutors have tourd 1t
necessary 10 procure COUNSEL aud have employ
ed Judge Suta, Of Narreotou, Coc)nduc the
case before the Legislature. The cas- Will be
resumed on Monday next at 10 o'clock.
The Richmond Enquirer Says: The ,0ves-
tigation OF the charges against Judge Nicol
viii DOT be resumed until Monday, but II Is
very plain that If the prosecution has no strong
er proof against HIM than that he was part
ner of Wlemau Thomas in land speculatlouS,
and that Thomas was guilty OF rascally conduct,
the charges against hlm must fail. This seems
50 tar their only lioe of assault upon Judge
Ncoi. |, may be, however, that they have 10
reserve other testimony. We shall see.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Peters
bure ludex says: Judge Nlcols case haogs
fire. He will however, oe acquitted. There
Is uothlug 10 the charge aga,nst nm. That l
am satisfied is the option OF the majority of
the members OF toe Investigating COMMITTEE.
The Warrenton ludex says: We uoder-
~ h III
assist Mr.. Davies 10 tue prosecution OF Judge
Ntcol b tore the Geoerai Assembly. That tue
defense and prosecution both should have Sc
ected COUNSEL irou this couaty is quite COM
pIimeut 10 the Fauqulcr bar.
The BEECHER CAsE-lD the Plymouth
Church Advisory Council, on Saturday, Deacon
Howard related 40 interview be had With Henry
Z. Boweo, 10 which the latter said he had that
which would drive Beecher on; of Brooklyn 10
twenty tour hours, but that Bowen refused to
communicate it. A suggestion was made that
Mr.. Halliday had something further to COM
nuoicate to the Council, when Mr.. Beecher
saia That 10 regard TO papers 10 the hands OF
man, woman or child oc land or 90 sea, 10
heayeu or 10 bell, he would call upon them to
come forward or forever hold their peace. DIR.
Bacon said he had several anonymous letters,
tut he did not consider them worthy OF cousid
Grafton. One OF them was marked 'coohden-
,ia," and contained allegations OF a more lnta-
nous character than bad peen charged against
Mr.. Beecher. These were referred to the
com nlltee, aod the Council went iuto secret
session. Nothing defolte has leaked out OF
the proceedings. but it is believd that the &C
ton of Plymouth Church in dismlsslog Mrs.
Moulton will be approved.
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The bill appropriatlng $4,000 year to the
University OF Virginia, upon certain conditions,
having failed 10 the Virginia Legislature Tor
want of Constitutional majority, the Richmond
Wing proposes bill appropriating SIS UOU per
anuum on the existing basis, aud without new
conditions of any sort. Such bill We hope will
be passed at once, for il there be slcgie IN
sttuton in the State that should be tost:red,
it is certaioly the University.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-21

1t is understood that the long talked OF
changes 10 the Cabinet will be made at an ear
ly date, aud that the places 10 that body which
knew Messrs. Brsiow and Jewell will know
them no more-torever, if the third.t-rmers
suaceea