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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON. April Ia 1874

In the United States Supreme Cour. yesterday the
following cases we're heard:-
No. l2s Smith Smith Denig and Idc-Error TO the
Circuit Court for the Southern District OF ohio-This
action tor the infringement or the territorial
rights OF the Smiths under assignment or the ex.
elusive right TO the OF the Wilson eedn on the
kind OF machines known tho singer machines. In
Franklin county, OHIO On the trial II appeared that
the assignment did not cover any interest IN the
Singer patent and the defence was that the machines
used were the ordinary singer machines, made as
Singer machines had always been made aud that the
attendants we're authorized to use them 80 made BY
an assignment from one Lowe The Court sustained
the defence and Is here insisted that the rights of
the defendants extended, under tho assignment only
to the right OF using the Singer machines patented
did authorize thor Of those hines now
made with the Wilson iced. William J. Lawrence Tor
plaintiffs In error; George Clifford tor defendants
No 209. Butler W.. Thomson Thcmson-Error 10
the Circuit Court for the southern District OF New
York.-This action by Benjamin =. Butler 10
Tor Russian IRON which, II il alleged no sold
the defendants but they refused TO accept The Court
below ruled that there neither partial delivery
written contract, the amount involved being
over $50 the case was within the statutes OF frauds OF
the State OF New York, which controlled tho contract
and the Judgment Tor the defendants Il 10 here
insisted that the statement OF sale made their books
by the sellers brokers. copy Of which signed
and delivered to the defendants constituted written
contract OF sac ana THAI the decision below that IL did
not Is contrary 70 the authorities on the subject
William ~ Evarts Tor pairtin IN error; Forster 4
Thomson and H. H. Owen for defendants
No IL. Sherlock g; al Oillng, administrator
Error the supreme Court OF Indiana. This was an
action by the administrator OF Safington re.
cover OF the plaintiff IN error, for causing bis death
by the negligence OF their employees Sa.lngton Was
sunocacd while on board the steamer United States
as a passenger on the Ohio River, the steamer
having coded with the America doth boats beonging
TO the plaintiffs IN error n consequence ofwhch both
the steamers we're burned. The question IN tho
II whether under the statute OF Indiana, giving dam
ages in such cases, under winch u 10 brought there
can be recovery Tho Court below sustained Tho
law. and u here insisted that II Imposes liability
unknown TO the laws Of the United states regulating
navigation and that u ~ an unauthorized burden on
commerce. II - also contended that the Licenses Of
the vessels frees the plaintiffs In from The liza
btlty sought 70 be imposed by The Indiana statute aud
that II makes no difference that The occurrence was
below low water marx within the jurisdiction claimed
for the state " the navigabie a. that point
Lincoln, smith anu stephens for plaintiffs error;
Harrington korbly for defendant
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Andreas Fuchs was visited on Last Wednesday even
ing by District Attorney Brtton. who held brief con-
vcrsaion with him, and the condemned man has since
quite cheerful Nr. Brttonis rctccnt a. 10 the
nature Of his COMMUNICATION With Fuchs II ~ re-
ported that petition Will De sent Governor rdcn
IN lew days asking Tor The Communication OF the sen.
tence oil death 10 Imprisonment for Ife To-day the
counsel for Fuchs will make application before Judge
Pratt for writ Of error and sIay Of Proceedings
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POLICE COURT NOTE!
COURT OF APPEALS.

albany. April IL, lB7&
The following IL the business In the Court Of Appeals
today
No. so William II. Popham, appellant, vs. William
A. Colo ct al. supervisors SC, respondents Argued
by s. T. Cowdrey. OF counsel for appellant and by
William 7. Shepard Tor respondents
No. los NJ. u Welsh respondent vs. jerome Rowe,
appellant by jerome Rowe. appellant In per-
son; Marcus Lyon for respondent
No. lO7. Duncan Mccall ct al, appellants vs. The
Sun Mutual Insurance Company, respondent
by Albert Matthews Tor appellants, and Joseph h.
Choate for respondents
CALENDAR FOR TODAY
Nos l21, lis, III, 127. LIS, lao, l4l, o.
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A STRANGE DIFFUSION.

Yesterday afternoon an ofncer found man dressed
in soldiers garb sitting upon the curbstone a
corner Of Twentythi street and First avenue. He
appeared 10 be suffering greatly and whom questioned
by the officer explained that be bleeding internally
from an old wound ia the lungs received the battle
Of Gettysburg He was convey cd 70 Bellevue Hospital
where he gave his name ~ that OF Hubert Irwin, 4
soldier on Iuriough from Dayton, OHIO An sxamina
ton oy surgeon showed wound nor hcmorrhnge
II became evident that the man was insane and
be Was consigned 10 the celia
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POLICE DISCIPLINE.

Officer Gillespie, OF she Eighteenth precinct came
grief yesterday while trying pass inspection with
borrowed coat As Captain Copeland turned up the
Gun Of his sleeve 10 mark u with muriasc acid he
noticed mark previously made there Gillespie pro-
tested that he borrowed the only because bis own
was with the tailor He taken before the Superin-
tendent who lecturcd him on the pcrnicous esu Of
trying 20 tool The Commissioner alter which he was
noIinsd 70 appear for Trial nsxt week
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STATE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The Bar Association has appointed Messrx Elliott r.
Shepard Albert Mathews, Clifford A. Hand, Hamilton
Ode and Robert W. Dcforcst as a committee TO invite
the lawyers throughout the meet together In
their several judicial districts appoint IRON each
district twenty delegates, with equal numoer Of
aiternates, 10 general convention and take
the 10 State Bar ASSOCIATION
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NEW JERSEY CONFERENCE AP
POINTMENTS.

The following are the appointments OF Methodist min
s'ers BY the New Jersey Conference for Richmond
county-st Pauis. rostenviile, j. p. DALEY; Bethel
Tottenville. H. u. opdike; ST. Margs Pleasant Plains
W. G. Nelson; Woodrow Rossvlle y. simmis; As
bury, New sprinRville, ". H. Mccormic; Grace, Port
Richmond, w T. Gete; summerlcld Mariners, Har-
Dor, A. NJ Palmer; Trinity, West Brighton, s. Par.
SONS; Kingsley. Stapieton, j. T. Mitchell; Mariners
Harbor aud Rossville Mission, G. " Lnder.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUnT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Donohue.
Duckworth w. The lEtna Iron Works Denied
BY Judge Lawrence
The Paol Belt ompany vs. Gordon; and Gordon Va.
The Paoi Belt Company.-Neither OF the orders pre-
scented conform TO the memorandum OF the decision
Aled IN this Counsel draw order without
difficulty In conformity with the decision. The papers
therefore left with the clerk the end that other
and proper orders may DO drafted and presented
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Worst.
Thomson Thomson ct ai.-Petition granted Let
copy OF this order be served defendants attorney
with notice OF settlement for Monday, April II. at half
past ton A. N.
MARINE coURT-CHAafBERs.
BY Judge McAdam-
Fogg Tobias; Lowe vs. Ely; Absel Va Marshall
jackson VS. Peck.-Ccrk's taxation affirmed (par-
sons Is. Hirth, page 40, section 49,
Holman vs. Hrth; Hcxander vs.. Hirth; Ruben.
stein vs. Livinisky; Glustin vS Burk; The Atlantic
Bank IS. Herzberg Endorsements on papers
Close vs. Hughes; Sergeant va Hastings Marble
Congratulations denied
McCabc Benner.-0rdcr as settled
Senior vs. Flagg.-Notion granted
Schuaar Acknowledgement discharged
Hume VS.. Frank.-Motion TO dismiss granted
Bradbury VS.. Sturgess. bond approved.
Bowcry National Bank vs. Farnham Motion
granted.
Balm VS. Bergman. on demurrer granted.
Hasorouck Vs. Stokcn--Judgment vacated.
Barrowscn VS. Stevenson; Moss Judson; New
combo vs.. PascauL-0rders entered
Schwartz VS.. McCurran.-rhe prisoner arrested on
Stillwell warrant will be discharged executing the
assignment required by the act OF 1881
POLICE COURT NOTES.
Frank j. Carroll, salesman. was committed At the
Tombs yesterday for attempting 10 pass q forged
check for $25 purportng have been signed bv Had.
den Il Co., OF this city.
Bianch McAdaus, OF No. l26 Amity street, was held
to answer BY Judge Blxby. yesterday. =. the Tombs
Rangucl OF Thirty. nrst street and Second avenue.
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NOTICE TO THE BAR.

SUPREME CoURr-cHAMBERs.
All motions, supplemental proceedings, AL orders TO
show other matters returnabie set down
for Friday, April H. shall stand and be considered
down and given for the 18th inst, at the
hour as on the l4th.
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J. @. Brown-Cropsey-Guy-S X Girord-Hubbsrd- q.
H. Hsl-Kenssst shstsuck-J. p smilis7 Mount-Cole-
Ranney Casilsar-J " Hari-Willixm Hart-Coustxnt
Maysr-Paron-H. r. Gray-Hicks-E Moran-T. Moran
Van ktsn-fnnsss- Boughton- Weir, 10, 4e
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AHr EXHIBITION
At the Art Rooms 8i7 Broadway. this riday, afternoon
o'clock; the evening sss 18th
and 18th
The private collection Of ne modern Paintings belonging
TO William xenxes Esq, OF this cty also tine private
collection BY order Of John D. Townsend ESQ, attorney.
comprising examples BY tho following artists
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END OF THE JAY GOULD SUIT.

Tne long protraced trial oil tho suit brought by De
Witt Taylor against Jay Gould and others to
osscs alleged to have been sustained through pur-
chasing gold for tho dofcndants on Black Friday
reached yesterday sudden termination, and that
rather surprise and disappointment the crowd
that has throngcd the court room the commence
ment Of the trial, over q month ago At the conclu-
sien OF the argument IN opposition to the motion to
dismiss the complaint, Mr.. Beach to reply when
Judge Barrett said there was no necessity to make any
further argument, he had come to the conclusion
after nights renect'on that he could not allow the
the ground that the contract TO buy the gold
proved TO have been signed subscribed by Speyers
his agent, and also that there evidence TO
show the existence Of the memorandum. Tho
statutes Of fraud, he said, so long they were
upon our statute books must BIO observed, and
this whole transaction In violation OF the
law. II was not shown by Speyers that It his
Barrett, In concluding his remarks, said that the
trouble was that the manner Of doing business es
fed TO by Speyers and other brokers was without
regard TO the Law. IL would perhaps take ten seconds
for tho gentlemen who transact their business in the
Gold and Stock Exchange, when their contracts are
made IN open market. 10 sign bought and sold notes
and hand them each other At tho timc they mako
she transaction. But they do that. They rely
upon their own law. They make IT Tor themselves.
They have their own Institution, bylaws and ma
chinery, and they pay attention the statutes
OF frauds or the statutes OF this State generally than
they not in existence. The trouble that when
they ind their own laws and their machinery
inadequate for their own protccton-whcn they ind
Impressed
the full force OF the machinery Of their laws
adequate TO protect thcmselves-they last 10
the courts OF justice 70 afford Item the protection
which they have not tho ability 10 carry them
selves, being all the time regardless Of the funda-
mental law on which alonc they invoke that pro-
lection Hc said this without any offence 10 any
one in this case. That was the purport effect or
the evidence in this He should be glad TO see
his way clear TO submit the question iary whether or
not these parties were joint Adventures In these
transactions. Under the circumstances. however. he
felt compelled to dismiss the complaint
AIR Sullivan took an exception and asked that the
disputed points be submitted the jury. These re-
quests were refused. Mr.. Shearmsn moved for an
extra allowance Of nvc per cent This motion was
opposed by Mr.. Seweil and others.
After short reply by Mr. Beach, Judge Barrett said
he should compel the defeated party topay all the
He thought u would DO equitable under the crcum-
be would therefore give allowance Of two per
cent
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
There viii b. no sessions In The state courts to-day
q being Good Friday. The United States Courts how
ever, 81 as usual.
"A order o. reference ~ granted yssssrday b.
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A THRICE TODD TALE.

very interesting suit, the present being It's third
trial, which has occupied two weeks was
finished yesterday before Judge Larremore, hold
Ing Supreme Court Circuit In 1864 Emile
Heinemann 4 Co., doing business In this city. en-
tered into arrangement In which Augustn Hurd,
OF Hong Kong. purchased their account teas and
silks In China Letters Of credit issued aud in
ttrucons gwen 10 the extent Of the purchase and
limit OF prices. Tho orders embodied such letters
were not carried out, aud tho result was suit bv
Hcinemann h Co. against Hurd / Co. for damages In
consequence Al the nrst trial The plaints non
suited At the second trial plaintiffs obtained q verdict
for $34 600 The Court Of Appeals this YER
dict and ordered new trial There a large array
OF counsel At the trial just concluded Aessrs. Larocque
4 Mcfarland representing the plaintiffs and Messrs
John y. Ward. T. W. Stoughton and q. A. Dawson rep
resenting the defendants Judge Larrcmore gave .
very lengthy clear and comprehensive charge to
the jury The jury out several hours but being
unable 10 agree upon verdict. were discharged
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THE TRIAL OF GENERAL WEBB.

The irial Of the suis brought BY the United States
against james Watson Webb concluded yesterday
the United States Circuit Court, before Judge
Blatchford. After lengthy summing up on the part
u counsel on either side the Court charged the jury
instructne them that II they believed that Secretary
seward At the time OF the Transaction had noii
he'd As alleged his approval Of tho defendants acts
either before or after they DONE they would md
Tor the defendant; but u appeared 10 them that the
secretary OF The United states mad approved Of
The dcfc dants acts, II The defendant had o; Kept
The Secretary fully informed OF The transaction they
must lind tor the government. The Jury retired AZ
three O'clock and court at i've O'Clock with
a disagreement standing SIX 70 six, when they we're
discharged.
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FOREIGN.

Escosura-Ds Observation-Disclosures B. Thorn
Soyer-D~ Bock-Zuher Bunier- richon--H l. Rolfe-
neutrality-suspicious. Peerns--H uyseman-Bacon
aud more than loo others.
be sold by auction without Tuesday Wsdnes
day evenings, April IL and 10 ats O'Clock.
The Messrs LEAvITT, Auctionecra
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The newly appointed Surrogate Mr.. D. c Calvin. took
ais seat in court yesterday morning Alter hearing
several motions and tho days calendar exhausted
Mr. Henry L. Clinton aud paid 6,ting tribute
70 tho late Surrogate Stephen ID. Van Setback, In
spect OF his legal abilities, his patience Industry and
personal integrity. In con ciuson he moved that the
Court adjourn TO Monday next. at eleven o'clock,
tribute 10 his memory. Messrs. Memo Diefcndorf and
A. Oakley Hall followed with equally eulogistic rc-
marks upon the high character and abilities OF the de-
ceased after which Surrogate Calvin fully Endorsed tho
tributes that had been paid TO his predecessor, and
especially spoke Of him bright example Tor public
officials to EN- uate He then declared tho Court ad-
journ0d In accorusnce with the motion
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WARD scHENCK. AUCrIONEER


Rhine and Mosele Wines Io:hheimer. Rudesheimcr,
Scharachber2er, Leubiraumich Hochhcimcr Berg, Mar
cobunner Cabinet. Lebraumilch Auslese Stenberg
nst CastleJ ohannesberg Nurnberg courtwine. kudcs
helm Berg, Rauentha Pfatienherg Hochheimor Dom,
berger &c.
clarets-st Julien. Margaux. large quantity OF the
rarest Chateau Wines Citran, Pea Fourcas CosDeS
Pichou. Lntour. &c.
Sauternes.-Barsac. Haul Sauterne Chateau Wiuea-
Rieussec. Latour Blanche Yquem 6c
BeAune. Chabis
Brsndes old Brandies Of various vintases among
the lvs line Champagne ~ 1884.
Gns.-Prze medalled Holland Gin ia various packinga
MadcirA-very old Reserve Madeira Go,sart Gordon
Co.
All OF tho finest grndeA
To be sold auction.
by EDWARD SClIENCK.
Mt No 60 Liberty St,
SATURDAY April Is,
at IL O'clock
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A DMiSIsTRArORs sALE-JOHx A. DUNN AUc-
"A uoneer Office and saleroom PIT Bowery viii sell On
Monday next April IL 1876. 10 NJ AZ Nos $50 532
aud Gs East ash 81 the stock n the maaufAesoy o. the
ssry Cylinder ONCE Bank Desks Library Tables and
wsrdrobes once SAFE Lumber Veneer Desk Legs Mould
ngs Patterns varnsh. OIL. Glue kc also three Horsea
Trucks Harness. Express Wagon. Lghs Wagon and Rocks
The above stock ~ hrst class good veil
worthy the attention VI she trade. BY order
ALGERSoS s. SULLIVAN. Public Administrator.
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~. SEEBACHER AUCTIOxEER
n WIN sell this day At II o'clock.
AT SALESROOM,
1874 Chatham st., lot Of Watches Jcwelry Fancy Goods
Furniture Carpets, Marvins safe. Billiard Table, Wines
Liquors. Champagnes Cigars House Furnishing Goods.
10 30 sold reese
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RI Grnbns q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
riapertf, streat between Main and Bank.

BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF 9 y =, p
A HuNDRED AND TEN ~ ND ny, NM e
rENTHa ACRFS OF LAND. ON TIL THREE.
riHittppED ROAD. ABOUT FnIR AND A. h =
MIIrS WEST OF THE CITY CF PICHaoND'
- hliTSIcTFyE,-On " EpEEs Da 7. 22d OF March,
esier The saie OF lands for Messrs Boulware and
Lease. commissioners. advertised IN ihis naper@
cav at O'clock p. al - We Will sell, upon Ine pIe
m}sss. HE TRACT OF LAND formerly owned %, pS
Mr Thomas Dickcn, living on the east side OF IN. 80.
Th,p,,C hopped road, about halfa mile ,eyonu Tue
Enrks and between the lands OF DR. iliiam W.
erferd and Mrs II. W. Green. fronting on saio ioA"
and running back towards the city. rr>y un
There ure ONE HUNDRED AND LEN ~ 80, go
SiSE.TENTHS AC res, nearly square IN sIap.
Sbout one bali cleared, the rsnainoer ln IN
erowth with some wood two spfinc orancmetn1
Ming through it. easily drained; wing net "a
and susceptbe OF beiag made one OF inc n"s,
mah,e farms near the city, as ire SOW 10 s.ed
very sunerfor and has been soH1e"nas 49, -,
T6e contemplated extension OF t1I oss, onn, y
viii nass through this land haspE heaS S,nSd ,n
nmantties on either side. To tanse wls VS.. ne ~
s.,hI,sh home near The city TINS ernprraE ~,
S 'nacs1,, nts of beautiful situation hne so,i
and good neshoorhood wniIst no, 10 ~ IL iocafed
seetinp an investment. the TACT tnat ~ 10 ~ sSe
rectjS IN the line OF the westward maIen " ae
oitr rsnders its steady increase IN value as eafS
fhe nIture growth Of The CITY,
TERMS: AZ sale ,uupes 4 WILLIAMS,
Anctioncers.
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BY Goddin. Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioReers,
No. HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE" OF AN EXCEL
Il LENT FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND
NINETY.THREE ACRES IN HENRICD COUN.
TY, ON The NEW AITURSPlkE. SIX
M'LfS BELOW RICHHOND.-By virtue Ut q
deed Of tinSt .xecuted 10 the subscriber hyt Ger
hard. aud Calhsrine, bis wife. and Charts C. Ger
duly recorded IN the clerksoDice OF a-nrico Lnun-
ty Court on the 23d day OF april, 1858. shall In
* ecaion thereof, proceed tn sell at pubHcauciipn
"WEDNESDAY the 29th OF March, 1875, ut Q
o'clock n, " fair not The first iair nay there
af!er,) tie TRACT OF LAND ,eoaveyed by said
THREE ACRES tmose or less), With comfortable
DWELLING, &c thereon.
2 The debt s,cnrcd py said deed has been dxe3 hv a.
decree OF the circuit CCart or Richm0pd On the
11th OF Msy. 1889. In the case OF 4erhsrut %.
Ludgwtg Hover and q. u. Ladwig, &C e2.i G0,.wiih
failed 70 comply, win be sold at his risk and cost
TERMS: Reasonable, and MADE known at sale.
NH IL ~ & ff5s w. GODDIE, Trueeee.
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BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

|
lCoMMrssIONERs' ALE OFF THREE
~ TRACTS OF LAND ON The THREE:
WssT 81 k HON Apou e aGcTiosHh aS
mond; Daveapor. Co. as: John n. Tickham and
| 22d February, 1S76.-in execution OF said decree
the undersigntd special com nissoners thereby an
poaMsd vii sell 9 sncu9a on WEp PMS
the premises respectively, commencing Of ~
Ssl"es rs M II, the fo,Ie.ng, described THREE
the soa side Of the G. Toad and ,ast
beyond che Teadenceo Of tie late 3. ". Green-,o
vii:
First The FARM whereon.the late Robert Court.
buildings thereon, dying we'll greater part or IL
improved. bat Mdah;a sufficient qusntity Of wood.
S I'm ses Avg one roSRTH Ackss
:econd. TRACT ct FoRTY-oSE AND
H Hbs sSsfs ss sDGse
on the east the Courtney tract, Also The land, Of
Nrss susan Easssisen snd Mr.: m,gsnd, and con-
.ACKEs. with some tmproyazuents thatson
Thee land, de In The line OF The tulnce growth
sf the western sahxEbs or She city: anf being OF
good sod. could be ma6e valuable farms Persons
seeking such properly should attend the sale. as
BARGAINS may doubtless be obtained and upOn very
fa cornble :erms OF sale. ~ % te
residue at oae two. md nree years for bonds ssrh
security. beuripg interest paSab sent annually
6aapee * as sas os b bosa
cut security. srfng interest payable semi.annuat.
~ In etrr cage The l!aes will be retaiAad by the
coart until u1e Whole purchase ueney sliall be
A nap of the lands can be seen ut the oaiee of
the aAsfonees; apd sales will be made In fpb-divi.
Sc e In u sse
8 = 3, { !, s ~ 4: :. RRssggEEg y.A
spgsns a WnIlAMs, Aacsip aeers.1 j
: 80 :
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BY P. 5. Seabury, Auctioueer,
No. SO sycamore street. Petersburg,
~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from James NJ. Uverton and wife, dateo warren
CheserfieI Id County Court (deed-book So, page
1881 for certain purposes therein set forth. SHALL
being required so 10 90 by The beneficiary, sell al
public auction, ON the premises; on THURSDAY
III. esd day Gf March. 1876. at IL ~, TWO
VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND conve yed III
ing 5 X HUNuRtDANDF. Fly AZ RPS Jointly,
and adjoining the lands OF James X. Gates, John R.
Lacy's estate. George Rartlam, q. G. Moore. Will
in cultivation, the residue in oak aud pine, and lies
about two miles from the Glover Hill den0t, on the
Clover Hill railroad, within the coal-feid. The
buildings consist of neat dwelllng-hnuse, recently
built, and necessary out-buildipgs and is conve-
nient TO churches and {" hnolS.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale and 10 satisfy
the trust the balance credit Of one. two, and
three years, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by trust-deed. j. ). MOORE,
fp % i'd Trustee
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The Paris correspondent Of the London
Tia,es mentions sorry which is in circulation
as to the cause of the collapse of the Carlist
war. 1t s said that the late Duke OF Modepa
ordered 10 bis viii that the legacy which he
left to Don EarIos's wife should not be paid
before peace bad been declared, resulting
either 10 the victory or definite defeat of Don
Carlos, who was 10 acquire this fortune either
on the throne of Spain or in exile. Hence,
sioce he had lost. all hope of ascending the
throne, Don Carlos thought it would lbe
useless to proiopg bis resistance, and thai
1t would te better to bring the war to
close. quit Spsir, and take possession Of the
fortune left him under these conditions.