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vance 90 % There were other saes The only deal
ing IN city bank stocks in Bank of NewYork selling
In railroad boad stl higher prices were reported for
nearly all tho prominent issues Central Pacfcs, 10;
we're large dealings in Northwest gold consols up 20
91ls@9l% and -. Paul SINKING fund. 81. Burlington
90 and plain s. TO g. Rock island rs reaching IO9a
Jersey Central eonsos were SO, conveTtibes 80, and
Lchgh aud Wilkesherre consols 90 Michigan Central
reached 81 b. and Pacific Of Missouri iirsts. 100.
Washington dispatches report the Treasurer as now
National bank circulation, and Sls,S9s0o0 to secure
public deposits. United states bonds deposited for
United States bonds held for circulation Withdrawn
during the week ending to-day, Ss32.OOO National
539,s47; gold notes, $l.43212o Tho receipts from
customs. S3S4.sO9 40 Receipts Of all National bank
notes for redemption during the week ending to-day,
compared with the corresponding week OF last yGa,
NewYoTk g., ono s2o99000
M.sceiaiPcous ...... 5SioCo 2i590o0
Totals s5,I38oOO s9,5,s,ooC
The following the balances in the Treasury at the
close OF business to-day: Currency Sl29lG3l7 ispccai
600 special deposit OF LEGAL tenders FOR the redemption
Si7459200 in CON certificates S95,33O227 outsaLd-
ing legal tendcrs 1901. 49i4O4 ,-,-. r., 81.
The following shows the exports OF produce from me
port OF York 10 foreign ports FOR tie week ending
May ID and since the beginning Of the wear: 49,.
FG5 ss reported s5 i9S8 s 55s
Total since Janl. so92}15le soifgTsisss s9sG24lS'
The following shows the imports OF dry goods ana
general merchandise FOR The Week ending May 49, and
since tho beginning OF the year:
For ne week. tN7J 1875. Is17.
Dry Goods........... s14sl,ss2 slOlel4i s923ss
General Merchandise f3sI3i3 53'5SH f'oj''5'o
Total for tho week. IS s44.s85 st393Ol5 .s5.GQ57sl
Previously reported. loT75j0jO 1Zli'lGOO l1J-i"'o
Total since Jan. 1$I4J570945 f127.slLGl5 sl2s55aGi
Tie following The dry goods imports included IL TIE
above: .o $50.
lSrAe XXX :. iS' "a s, Ii1gii g if53::
Thrown on MARKET. is26068 1'll6's52 993,GG6
FntSTrd Al he port 4s5OoSsl 3a2G5272 36OsG527
Throw on maTket.. 49Jl3.fs3 $50 l,3l6 JbS6J,3i5
Tie exports specie from INC port OF New YORK Tor
the week ending May 10 ana SINCE tic beginning OF the
year follows:
the tl,O'S.9fO
Previously reported. lcO-i,3JI
Total since Jan. ... 81 ,to2.eSl
The following Is a comparative statement Of The eX-
ports Of specie from the port OF NtW-1Olh 10 iorten
ports from Jan. TO date for period o. 20 years :
ls77 slI C32SSl 1868. $50 dOl 9l3 lS59S27 SSi,5j
1876. % OG127S l3Gu6 lS3s j. te@lL
% S62 S75 1866. 2j,J65,4l lo5l.l -V@bUl
1874 1919 1861. ~ 03j2 tsJ6 l1uV5O
1874 Ip7TsS.,S 1864 % 2Sl 500 lSjj... r. sSi3.4
1872 224T3l6ll lSGS....l O., 4S2!O lrS4 'J2
.ygO lOS737 1888 zoo. 7O34S46
lO2i6glG 1861 .... 3,OO5,196 lsJ2 100 S, 20
le0g....I2 1874, SCI 1860. .l4,3Ou,652
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC. RAILROAD COM
~ PANY.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All peraons holding OF bonds Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company hereby notified that there I'm the
hands o the Undersigned trustees unde- tho gage ~
winch the Ot said binds rs secured. the sam OF Two
hundred thousand dollars gold which, under the terms OF SAID
mortgage To tho redemption purchase OF sal
bonds and that Tic undersigned viii receive sealed proposals
at Room No &c. Fourtl and Townsend ss san Fran
fOT The Of said bonds until the Z5 day u!
May lo77. which time said proposals viii Dc opened aBl
bonds offered o low pice viii DO redeemed
uu-chiscd To the amount Aforesaid.
san Francisco, April Il, 1871.
signed, D. o; MILLS }Trustees.
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PROPOSALS FOR $s9,767

MONAITY OF THE CITY or NETWORK.
Sealed Proposals will be received At the Comptroers ONCE
until TU EsDAY, May ~ 1871 AT O'Clock m. when TIE
same will be publicly opened Tor the whole 81 any larLo
the Of 9767 Bonds Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mOnaty Of the CITY Of SewIok, authorized by CASPter
40 Laws u 1876 entitled AN provide payment for
the occupation Of and grill in che CITY Of New
YORK; passed MAY 20, 1876
Bonds VIII bear interest tho rate OF cent per
pay o. May ana November in each
year. ami the principal wiz DO redeemibo three years from
the date thereof
Each proposal should be sealed aud Endorsed Proposals for
Bonds OF The City Of New York" AMI pCOsod IN second
envelope ac dressed 10 the Com. troll
Tho night rho part Of the Comptroller 10 reject
am or all OF the bids IN his judgment the interests Oi inc
corporation require il.
For full information see City Record
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller.
City ~ NewYork, Department OF Finance Comptrolers
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BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE or HoTCH;Iss & BURNUAM.
Commission stock Brokers, No 30 Gruad-St.,
NEW-YoHR, May l6, 1879
WAHTEp.-Proxies on Michigan Central Rail
road Stock be used at the next annual election We
will pay for same One-llaif Of one per cent
HOTCHKIss & BUENHAM.
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There quotation for money ana the Sank OF
England made 40 report today Bar silver was rs ast
quoted IN Paris French five per cent rentcs auE ihtc
u lO3O2l2 the highest price OF the week, tue lowest
price having been 1Ol.5j. Sight exchange on LONDON
is quoted 40 2jl3 The speculation II goa was cA-
temey dull quiet, and sales were al 100 ia lVofE
On gold loans the rates fiat, and, Tor cairylhS
ana = per cent Foreign exchange, as usudi on 'd-
Gay, was dull but rates strong, as reported 1elo%
selling rate were Oh the basis OF ~ 6I~7f - .
ana - sJi20 - 80. The sub Treasury disDdis intts
Tor The week were S233,oOO interest ana F23bTJtO
called bonds. inclusive OF $4,000 and TlO9OOO to-day
lac doys business Of the Cod Clearing Department OF
ue Bank of the state OF New-YOrt was as follows :
D0d cleared. Sl5,79s 900; gold balances SlJH'-9J
were:
10 1907. y 1867. 3O.1O6a. 3.....1O6'
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P p o; nl HRS. Trustees
NEYYOhK, May /
NNM. II. VANDERBILT, esq.

w VI. III. fANDEhBlLl, esq.
DEAR SIR: Our great confidence your railroad
induces address you this uoe We are interested
in the Michigan Ceuta Railroad Company, and believe that
a change in is direction Is desirable.
This road which with many Of the Western
raj roads has been seriously affected by mourning question
ablo Iabi.s believe be relieved from its dnauues
aean confidence restored 10 t by being brought IN
close alliance with the roads under Your control To accom-
p, this Offer yoo proyts to b. used In Tie coming
crc Won In such you s Il deem for The best
inter c-ts Of the company
lOuls. very respectfully
RUSSELL SAGE GEO Ii. CHASE.
C. j. OSBORN, NEGMILYE g Co.
HENRY y. SMITH, ". 3. NICHOLS * Co,
THOMAS SLOCOMB, join BENJAMIN ~ co,
d. =. MORGAN, CANAAN q CO.,
H. L- HORTON d CO., II. r.. PIEE+ON,
CHASE d ATKINS, CHASE a HIGGISSON,
H. Il. COOK, DELhFIELD & FITCH,
J& n. {. sCOVILLL
NEw.YoRK. May II. 1877.
lfsaers RUSSELL SAGE CT. OSBORN, NFRilYg CO.. CAN
MANN a. CO.. D. p. MORGAN CHASE q ATKINS, THOMAS
SLCCoNR D2LAF.ELD & FIICE, H. y. SyIr!, ant others.
GENTlIEN Nour communication OF May 10 is received
Your tutr Of proxies Michigan Central Railroad Com
rauy stock used by for the best interest 0i the
rauy u highly appreciated have desire the
du, already dcyolvug upon in railroad management
10 ref oI the Official action Of te present direct 90 o the
Michigan Central road with whom the most friendly
relations an however stOckholdCr in the company, and
viii say 10 YOU that your proxies shall them
a. in my ,ucnt viii best promote the interests Of the
pay. omorr0w, and expect 70 return about
Ssh Of Jane when he subject b" further discussed
Very truly your, v. II. VANDEkBILr
NEWlUER, May IL, 1877.
ii,s.ra CHASE & ATHENS, B1aLrrs
CtNrlI!ES: Referring the above correspondence
o De rasci 10 lave you receive pTo.cs tlc purpose
indicated We bsioy policy II management such rs is pur
,l, unor d.. roads now controlled by Vanderbilt VIII
ln important REFORMS in great economies, ana n tie har
ouln, conflicting Interests to the al innate b'ueat Of the
sio. and .hat the changes uera5, contemplated
t.it n Z mill
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Eeaal Noutes.

GUPREME COURF-WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
- executor. MARY
pursuance 81 decree 20 ths aston. oelr dtts
the l1tn Lay o. Ai 1877 undersigned. NIU1u 10y.
scnrzs G,cc2-,d under the Philu r. i.t-rc
rtfpr'. appointed Tie court -. trat pupfs, l -
5ti Juy, 1871, al tuo Exchange S4luss So III
broadway b. thc Cl,y Of NewN"rS tie follow ns described
prra.IsOA 10 Wiz
Two Iot, lud with the ourstory t,roa s.-ts
a. north w,at raT;rr u White aHo IhYc. . I 80
Cty at STATE ~ NeN lurk. containing riY trt fnI' "a
uto a. IN rear and alho o. church stuei, GDd .usNn
ly Tie street Sos 30 amt 81 W.iie sil-.t
Also ani lois - land 30 said ctY. west
corner Caminr and I,ccN,r street., containing 80 aot
side - ana known Jy tie stfcct Nos IL ID p,
so ihc ar house aud two contiguous lots OF lrr on
Canal streets, continuing 20 feet Nauh ~trrcs
aud Cana! street. and hO"L b. toe sutct N :oT
Also m, house and lot ry q C.cl
street Limng lot fiUni on Canal street, var
ara ~ depth. aHd known by tho street No 40 CsaA
Also house and souheY side Of street daa 20
fcot inches W 70 corner OK 3d sr,ei and fth avenue.
,outoning feet inches .3d ar and
feet inches IN depth Oh ach SIDE and known by
pa West 2Sd street
Also time. will he sold the following !,srsual
90 shares Bank CITY Of y y III SHARES ,.9.
chants Exchange Bank ~ \. Y, rs shares ButthIs
BoWey Fire Insurance Co ~ y y shares jesna
Fire Co ~ y Y l.J shares North RIVER Fro ia.
Co Of ~ " 100 shares brooklyn Cy Gs- irht "a.
Of BrOokyn 200 shhrs MAnhatlAu Nas II NJ 70 ~ cay
~ " ~ shares Metropolitan Gas IAyht 90. Oi - T.. Ia
Miamsb Gas Light ca Of wliamsourgh, l3o
Life Inc. and Trust Co OF \. y cay ~ shAr~s
Nassau Light Of BroosyD scrip VI Nassau Gas LsAt
Co OF Brnokyn Scrip Of Wiuamsburxh Gas scrip Mso-
polltan Gas. scrip Of Jefferson ms 60.
Dated. New.lOrk. April 2Oih. 1871.
WILLIAM SEYMOUR. III
Executor &c. of John h. sehnisIzel, deceased
s.w GASEs Plaintiffs Attorney. 2ei feari street, N Y.
ADJ laMON
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Western: Jos. e.. Choice CITY.
SCGAIHaw que; but hr at lOis 0- Tor iaif 10 ,'o}
Refining IoL fr Prime and LES 20. Dr trniiiuSi
sales u3z hhls Mascoyado. the lass Of ltsc mr. ne
Irtusd quiet 20 j. &C. fnf !tlsi''u du "",
dcrcd 12ia!2tc Ter Gmuula;cd, l244l@ s. i'f 'u l'
and u -. i2C. Tor '' : soft y iIc.
TALiDNfhr market was qu~t aid hilni sales '','oO u
Prime, N.c. q.
lspyu 4 Coz their lar ut this ri ltniEt tht u OF
total rccr p IiCuvuc, and Alcohol tuc week oi va
bills Glutt to rcciiNcfs, d'lcS stlH pre-
i,rIJE 90 sell al BONE 90 cost. O.. les 10 con mus
fbr- away with ll speculation which 00u!a undoubtedly al
vance ihe Trtca, prices ant mahe ~. business NOR pro-"
able The IIt,.nt system U Laugnt, white doing graz lu
. ra to many d,cT, who HAY have lrcnmprfh eaiH'Ia
foIc.d pom .n also lead 10 fraud ty c6h wa" df'
10 take advantage Gi the pros % guessing system IA
pan -,Hg would Dc much more likely 10 justice pom
tho 0-.l and 10" rimrni. Alcohol Tor
expert sold Ia ac extent oi Geo Ode al 4lc Al VIC
moment fnufc ere no TlarkC Al"Dho. iaAl1ld
- du h; .trlly - ~ II gallon Receipts OF high
wines and Alcohol for the week, l,!-U Db-s
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NEWARK CTTY SEVENS.

NEWARK CITY SEVENS.
II JERSEY CITY SKIES ard SEVENS
ST. LOUIS. NANDALIA and TERkB HAUTE.
HOUSTON and TEXAS CENTRAL - ..
HOUSTON and GREAT NoaTHERN'and INTERNA-
TIONAI.
NORRIS and ESSEX,
LEHIGH VALLEY and
PHILADELPHIA and READING RAILROAD BONDS
Bought and Sold by
WILLIAM T. MEREDITH & Co,
"A lliarln Al Ma ~
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NVHITE STAR LINZ.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Tie Steamers Of Lane E0utes ief
by Lieut. Mauy, L. =. - going south Of tie Banks TIE
passage 10 Queenstown, all the year round.
CELTIC. sATu RDAY Nay &c, 4 p m.
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY. jane 9, 3 =. IN.
BRITANNIA sATU EDAY, june Is, a.
GEkMANGC, SATURDAY. june %. a. N.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, PIER 3D. NORTH
RiNEK.
hrse steamers uniform size and unsurpassed
luin meE;s. iio SaoIn StatefoolN smoking AMI BATH
Rooms placed .mishps, whore te aud motion
iest iet aloTdng degree Oi comfort hitherto uEaainl0s
.
RATES Saloon $50 and 500. gold. Return Tickets on
favorable terms Sictragc, -kN.
Tor Inspection Of plan. anI other Information, apply the
Company JIy,s No 81 Broadway, New-Nori.
d. !. CORTIs. Agent
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The foreign adVces satisfactory at the close OF
the week. and securities were strong all around io
lowing table shows the Of the market Tor the week
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financial.


IVA PAEYNOtioe hereby givon that the transfer books
OF ths company will close AZ The Office OF the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. 26 Exchange place the 1th instr
and remain closed until the 10Th June 1871 for the annual
election. X. e.. ROLSION, Secretary
No-k N.
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Dfedn CLEANERS.

TOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Il The Liverpool and Great ws.tan steam co@panJ's
United states Aaii Steamers Pier 30. N. r.;
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. MAY 29 at3pm
MONIA = A-...-...--.. tSDAr Juno - 40 y m
WYOMING. UESDAf. June ~. boon
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Personalities.

Mr.. North Wes', OF Bridgeport, Icf.
on Monday for Erie, Pa, on visit,
to friends.
Mr.. c. G. Kemble yesterday killed
twenty-seven reed birds, ST one shot
while hunting in the wilds surrounding
the classic region Of TiltouviIle.
Col Geo X. Cracrsft, Of Arkansas.
left for his home in the South Yesterday,
after few weeks visit to his relatives
bara
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TIL COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dii-
ferenf Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY coUkT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY C0UkT-JUDGE BOYD
The case OF Martins Noller y. James
Clarity was continued.
In the case Of the State ". Elizabeth
Roeddeger, for selling liquor on Sunday
q fine OF $50 was imposed.
II the case OF the State W. Mlehae'
McClusky, for petit larceny, detendeht
was sentenced to tan days imprisonment.
In the case of the State vs.. >. helm,
selling liquor without license, Il hne o.
80 was imposed.
H. the case of The State ". W. j.
Cots. same ofTsnse, same tae WAS I'M
posed. ,..-
vs.. y. Little, administrator, and Z. d
bulger, judgment wss rendered l..
$3.50.
me will Of Frederick Hottmeister We
proved, and Sophia Hetmei:.er sFpUhtea
execu.rix; BOND $500, NJ Ssurity re-
CURED.
Adjourned till 9 o'clock this morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUrGE CRANMEH,
In the case Of the Ferguson Mead
company VS.. August Neuhsusen, n Ms
sImpslt. lns evidence VA, arard sni case
argued. 49,.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CEANMER.
Cornelius Hobiss Vance, drunk, lined
twenty dollas aud costs Committed
John McCallster, u turner, residing IL
East Wheeling, drunk, tined Two dollars
and costs. Committed.
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sCHrNCK,s PULMONIU SYRUP,

For the Cure OF Consumption, Coughs ana
Colds. The great virtue of this medicine
is that It rlpens the matter and throws /.
out OF the system, purities the blood, ana
thus objects cure.
sCHENCK'S SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CUkE
OF pYsPEI STA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoduces a healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite ,iornlng
chyle, and c, ring the most obstinate cases
OF Indigestion.
SCHENCK's MANDRAKE LIS, FOR THE CURE
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These piilS.are Alternative, and produce
healthy action OF the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from caloiheI
and vet more etficacious in restoring
healthy pction of the liver.
These NEEDLES are certain cure Tor
Consun ut on as the Pulmonlc syrup
ripenS he matter and purifies the blood
The Ma rake Pills act upon the ilHer'
create a healthy bile, and remove I'll ans
eases of the liver, often cause OF Con-
sumption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes
good digestion, and enables the or-ans TO
form good blood; and thus creates "a
healthy circulate on OF healthy blood. the
combined action of these medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case oil
Consumption, If taken in time, ana the
use OF the medicine persevered In.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at ms prlh-
cipal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed.
Schenck Is medicines for sale b. all Drug
gists.
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GnIes tirrms.

All the officials connected with the
vast uppOirome are most obiiging and
cour,eoas The performance OF MIR
George Coukliu in the den Of lions and
painters was one of the best we have
ever wilnessed. and Mr.. Frank Gardiner
rode really brilliantly. Young Leon IN
his fve-borse act was, 10 say the least
immense. and Mr.. James Campbell in
his tremendous summerssuits over IL
horses, fairly brought down the house
Perhaps the best thing in the whole cir
Gus WIS the performance OF the two
ponies, butterfly and "Humpty Dump
~, on the "see ssw' II was marvel
to see two small creatures exhibit
the ssgec.ty that these little ponies I'D.
Adams was good clown, though in 8
large tent like the one used by Mr.. Cole
II Is difficult to near "a clown remarks
And last, but by no means ieas., we
must speak OF the races. The driving
of Mrs. Rinehsrt ana Mr. White in the
two horse chariot race, the brilliant rid
ing in the double horse contest, and Miss
Sawyers horsemanship on the flat, ali
call for the highest encomiums. But the
climax was reached in the brilliant four
horse chariot race. when Nile. Csrlolts
perfectly electrified the audience by the
way she handled her team We can say
with Al sincerity that Coles circus IS
tirsc-cIass. and wei, worthy OF visit
Bangor (Ms) Whg.
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SMALL TALK.
Condensed Notes of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

In and About Town.
No marriage licenses issued yesterday
Two additions to the work house force
yesterday.
The wedding snd reception last night
was grand.
BKANNoN, the alleged rspist, has been
released
The inevitable pawpaw has appeared
in THIS market.
THs Sunday trade of cigar makers
will soon be renewed again.
Four deeds of trust recorded yesterday
IN the Office OF the county clerk.
The Eighth ward squlres were busy
making out pension papers yesterday.
A wagon belonging to the Hubbard
Bros, broke down near this Fifth ward
Market to-day.
The Great London Circus will make
its appearance in Wheeling about the
last of the month.
Enterprise Lodge Good Tsmplars, of
lUIs CITY pIgpJSC = 4SSNiNAi ~ 4 NsS'S''' .
Hall the latter part of this month.
WE hope our readers will remember
the conver.szIoue to be- held at the
Female College thi, morning 1T ten
o'clock.
Constable Cooper, of the Sixth WARD,
is serving papers for Justices Wait and
Hamilton, having dissolved connection
with Squire Wheeler.
The Germania begins its session OF
entertain ments wi h n bal next Monday
evening, in its new and handsome hall,
corner of Fourteenth and Main.
THE report of tue Board of Equalizs-
lion and Appeals Is the most exhaustive
document OF the kind that has ever been
made to the City Council.
APARrr OF Young ladies and gentle
men went to Beach Bottom yesterday
morning in the bus "Dr. Hulhhen,' TOR
a DAYS ramble in the woods.
PETE MILLER, OF North Wheeling,
mas quite curiosity shop. Among his
collection is pet hen that lays orna-
mental eggs and live cucum bers.
A WARRANT was issued by Squire
Phillip, yesterday, for the arrest q
aLhariue Craig, CI Warnocks Station,
o., charged with kidnapping tne Child OF
her divorced husband.
A BIG time is expected at the Zsne
street church tonight, when "Lhe siege
gun" Col Bob Love, of Steubenvllle,
and William Truemsn, of Bridgeport,
will talk temperance.
VIM. GUNTHER arrested tor disorderly
conduct and taken before Squire Phil
lips yesterday morning, was fined one
dollar and costs, and bound over to keep
the peace for one year in the sum of 500
WE are glad to see the movement
made to amehOrate the condition OF some
OF the milder lunatics, at the county
Jail Standard. Why this class legisls-
ton tor the editorial staff oil the Stand
ard ? Give the HtteLLigencer show.
ACCORDING to rule adopted i'll the
Catholic church, persons soliciting aid
for any Catholic purposes should have
the written permlssioo of the bishop, or,
il his absence, Of MS vice gerent. The
public are cautioned against persons dis
regarding this rule
Mr.. CHARLES f. kLEvIs has been sp.
pointed engineer OF The United fire en-
CINE. Mr.. James Lynch the former en-
gineer, was discharged Monday night on
account of some misunderstanding be-
tween himself and the assistant mar
shall
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petit Jury.

The following Is list OF the petit
Jurors for the present term Of the County
Court, who are summoned TO meet at 9
O'Clock on Monday next:
Webster Observation-Disclosures McNabb
Samuel Swift, Peter Phillips. Lorenz
Auth.
Centre district-John w. Young,
Joseph Nance, Edward Moore.
Union dis,rict-W T. Emblem, Mar
tin PebIer, Vim. Taylor, +. A. Britt.
CIsy djstrict-John Arbenz, o. W.
HeiskeIl B. Hebrank, w. +. Peterson.
Madison dIslrict-Jo:eph " Coulter,
Henry Stump, julius Pollock, A. ;. Mel
son.
Washington district-Joseph Hemii,
ton, d X. Irwin, Henry Hess, John
Gibson
RrcblaEd district A. K Jacob, Joseph
Rouse, John c. Par.hall.
Liberty djstrict-John Lamb b A,
3 KS. Henry Dice, II.
Triadepha di.tr.ct-D ; TnorDourg,
Samuel Oldham, IT,, VIM. KIDD.
Richie district Henry GrObe, John
Blake james Radcliffe.
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nIYrr news.

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~. H,-,bro,., left for Petersburg.
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The Phseto7 Telegram, O'Neal and
little boats" are making tier usual
trIps.
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f,a, ! l,..,'..,.. rsr.,... Weather fair
and warmer.
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LOUISVILLE, September I" e'.h'E
cloudy snd easy RIVER l"LAoS VII" =
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-05
Fined for Selling Cigars.

Day before yesterday, Mr. Malcolm
Lowry. of Greggsvi.le, entered Squire
Philip Office 10 swesr out peace war
ralt. After the warrant hsd been issued
the Squire in turn served process on
Mr.. Lowry charging him with selling
cigars Oh sunday, aud fined him - and
costs. In yes.erday's REGISTER the
gen;lemsr read Al item on the illegally
OF Justices imposing such fines, aud in
medistely waited on Squire PliI.ip and
demanded az tented lee bill Of the fine
and costs. thinking the costs rather
L savv, that lie nigh: have !. for future
reference. This ra.tied the Squire, snd
he adjusted the the matter by rounding
the fine and costs pad by M. Lowry.
Hereafter parties srraigned by justices OF
the pesce Tor indictsbs ofeases should
refuse 10 psy fines, IS justices have no
authority whatever, il such cases, TO i'm
pose them.