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Term of supreme Court Closed
for Want Of Funds.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Chief J ustice
Waite announced the following order
On account Of the insufliciency OF the
appropriation by Congress for printing
the records it is apparent that we shall
not be able to continue the hearing Of
causes at the present term later than the
18th or Goth OF May, We shall, therefore,
close the term May 18th, and thus enable
the Justices to give attention to their
business upon the circuit, which could
not be done in many Of the districts if
We continue later. An announcement
will be made hereafter Of the time the
call Of the docket will be stopped.
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The finances OF Pittsburgh, Pa, are in
a dcplorable condition, and the question
OF securing money to pay interest due on
the city bonds is exciting intense interest.
The Mayor has vetoed an ordinance for a
temporary loan to meet the emergency,
and the Posi- lDem.l Of that city argues
that one class Of the city bonds (the
"Penn Avenue bonds") is as unauthorized
as the Illinois railroad bonds which the
United States Supreme Court has Just
pronounced worthless, and it says:
"Ihe prospect Of reputation even I'm.
der the forms and sanctions OF n judicial
decision is an unpleasant one to face, but
all the possibilities and probabilities had
as well be considered"
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LONDON, April lG.-The steamships
Max, Batayia and Brittanic, from New
York, and Indiana and City OF Limerick,
from Philadelphia, have arrived out.
SAN FRANCISCO, April lG.--Arrived-
Ship Cortland, Lloyds, Boston. Cleared
Steamer City OF Francisco, Panama,
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April lG.-The firm
Of Tootlc, Hoosa u Co., one OF the largest
wholesale boot and shoe houses in this
city, have purchased the old fair grounds
and building for the purpose OF estab.
fishing large boot and shoe factory,
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IIeayy Ntornns.

OMAHA, April 15.-There was heavy
rain and hail storm here this afternoon.
a great deal Of atmospheric electric.
ity prevailed in this vicinity, most Of
the day interfering with the working Of
the telegraph to some extent,
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The Il. < o. and the Compact

New YORK, April 16.-In reference to
the intimation that the B. & o. railway is
cutting the rates from Chicago, in viola.
tion OF the recent agreement between the
trunk lines, Receiver Jewett, OF Erie, in
reply to questions on the subject, said
he had received no information indicat.
ing that the 3. & o. managers had vic.
lated the compact, and he did not believe
they had done so.
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At Washington, Pa.-.A IsemimIS.
lhnRR.


ueueta' "Fan' anu "i'e are at wash
'"s''"' q" S"lourh'ns lew days with
, '"e ,'u'''n'' ine'e Nis's ol 'he great
'"''' :" '''"' 'i's''S l'''e 'o"h nave
E"e" u . nA4O"1' reputation lie was
'"''' :" Se.enoeF !eo'' oeioFe that
'''' "i"' D'1oA = rfiu1y wneh So!"
'''' w " W. al" "He" Noro'n, MS
"ro''ef'it''iS"' sent "le''er ny jim risks
messenger u ASK t"e fteS'ueht 10 iornlo
Tue secretary Oh the treasury TO sell
so'o' A' ,eA's SUE" ""S tue supposed
P"FPof' 0, 'he 'e!'eF' ous no BODY
mas Ia, ever N"'m" what NoFp'h actually
u'H "Fise VI '''a' "e'uIr"p'e occasion.
r'sA' wnen ne was afterwards examined
before 'he congressional Committee on
bankins an" currency, US TO the purport
oil that letter, remarked to Gen. Garfield,
tue ohairmah' IN answer 10 his inquiry
as 10 What Corbin wrote to Grant, "Ah
sir! TWAS In That particular that Gould
ana me made id Tools oil ourselves;
We never knew what was in that letter.
1t was expected Tor = time that Corbln
was trying to get the President in the
pool to bull gold along with himself,
FISE and Gould, and scandal went so far
at one time as to say that 1t was Mrs
Grant who was to receive share OF the
profits Vi course there was nothing IN
IT. Neither the President norhlS lamlIy
hau any'n'hg 10 10 win the scheme
Coroin had' oil course and 1t ls not i'm
P0''.nIe 'hat al nrst he ana gently ieel the
''es'uen.'". p"'se 10 sec II he could per-
'"Aoe Ills hAcel'ency 1haI II was better
IoF Tue country 10 let soI" go up pretty
"'sn'
lne messenger VINO carried Tue ie''eF
70 Tue very "0'F Vi ''e oni''"S saNe a''
interesting "'o'""' VI MS "ip ne
'FAVe'eu "s i"S' "s Il" express ram co"!u
carry "'h from No" iorh 10 l''1so"fsh'
anu tue" III 'n' gray Oh Inc ne morning was
uriNe" over 'he mus 10 washington as
'"efe wins "o U""t''eFS ta'iFo"u 'hehh
anu IKE "' ancient Nn'sn' erran'' gave
no rest 10 MS 'es' nor 'oo0 10 ms lips
"",'' "e i'a1 sought out Tue PRESIDENT
anu l''"''" '''' ,e''er III his nanus'
ANA ""At III" '"e Fresldent say ?
''H'p'y 'o,uS'Hu"S 70 tue e''ee' 'N"' II
wS"al' fignt' and these mystic words
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OPPlcE OF THR CHIEB SIGNAL OPPtCKI,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April lT-l a. u. J
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio VaIlSy,
warmer southeast to southwest winds,
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather
For the Lakes, northeast to southeast
winds, slightly warmer and partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, with fall.
ing barometer during the day.
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NEW YoRK, April 16.-Miss Anna
Dickinson abruptly closed her engage
ment with the Eagle, theatre tonight,
owing to her dissatisfaction with The
management, She will not play again till
early next season,
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ENGLAND.
EngInnd,s Eastern Policy

LONDON, April l6.-In the House of
Lords Earl Granvette criticised the Gov
ernments policy touching the Eastern
question. He said the protocol was
nearly the same as the Berlin mcmoran-
dun. Why did not the Government ac.
cept that as the united action Of the
Powers? Then they might have prevent
ed war. Neither Russia nor Turkey had
then taken an irretractable position. He
attacked the ministers boast about rails.
ing England's position abroad, which
now subjects them to ridicule, and he
advocated European concert for better
government Of Turkey.
Lord Lerby in reply, vindicated the pro.
tocol. He said he believed that the House
would agree with him that under the ex-
isting circumstances it was best not to
say anything concerning the future.
CABLE CHARGES.
The direct cable officers announce that
the following rule will come in force on
the lst OF May with regard to press mat.
ter: A special rate OF % cents in gold
per word will be charged for press mes-
ssgeS containing political and general
news for publication, expressed in plain
and unabreyiated language, between
the United Kingdom and New York and
Canada, except for press messages to be
forwarded when the cables are not other
wise occupied, the rates for which will be
l21 cents in gold per word. .nE9
Earl Derby, replying 10 Earl Gran
vile, yindicated the signing OF the proto-
col. He refused to present the frat di-
visions Of the protocol because Count
Schouvalof objected to their publication.
Count SchouvaloFwas questioned wheth-
er rRussia was prepared to disarm If Eng
land signed, and said it depended on Tur-
keys attitude. England declared that
she signed with that object. If that object
was not gained, the document should not
be made to serve another purpose. Eng.
land attempted mediation between Russia
and Turkey, but when one power refused
mediation it mattered not what form was
chosen.
Prince Bismarck has left Berlin for
Varzin.
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The Taxes embraced within the proyis-
Ions Of the Law above quoted are the
folIoWinn. viz.

Any person 50 liable, who shall fall to oompy
with the foregoing requirements will 10 subject 10
severe penalties.
PcrSonI or arms liable TO pay any Of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to !. II. DUHAL,
Collector Of internal Revenue at Custom House,
wheeling, and ray for and procure the SpeclAl!TAI
STAMP SGS GT sH% shGy ned SEST tS Nay 1871
special-Tax Stamps will be transmitted by mali
only on receipt from the person or Arm ordering
the same oi specific directions 70 TO do, together
with the necessary postage or the amount REQUIRED
to pay the postage. The postage on one STAMP i
three cents and on two stamps slx cents, II il il
desired ihai ihsy be transmitted by registered mail,
eatlnD '-@~N'-f'1J 'NS efF''
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NHAs. E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

Is prepared to make careful and complete auaIy,e,
Of Iron Ores, umestones, Mineral Waters, etc.
LAbOntury cor. 2ith and Chapllno street.
Ru22 Wheeling, W. Va.
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INTELLIGENCER OFFICE,
NOTICE.
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May ], IS77. to April 30. ISIS.

The Revised Statutes Of the United States Sec
lions 323, S237, $685. and $3.50, require every per-
ment which renders him liable to d SPECIAL.
TAN, TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUS.
~ IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE or HUSI-
NESS STAMP denoting tho payment Of said
SPECIAL TAN for the SpcclRl-Tax Year begin
Ming May /, 1877, before commencing or continnIng
business after April 30, 1877.
return, rs prescribed on Form II, Is also te.
qulrcd BY law Of every person liable 10 Special Tx,
as above.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, April 1G.-The 7sleqrapI,
Vienna dispatch remarks that II Is fear.
ed that Austria will not be able long to
remain an indifferent spectator. Tho at
titude she Is preparing to assume Is one
ot defensive neutrality. The influence Of
the Russian Slave committees extends al
most to Austria's frontiers, and the Aus
trian statesmen, who consider Its vicinity
q permanent peril, are bent on checking
it, progress, and taking steps to an.
initiate its effects on the population.
The Daily NciU5 st. Petersburg cor
respondent telegraphs that the war feel
ing, here ia intense. There was never
such popular war as this will bc. We
have no brag; no bluster; no excitement
in the streets; no professions; no singing,
no shouting, but quiet resolution Il de.
picted on every face, and is manifest in
eyerybOdy'S language.
DIPLOMACY ENDED.
VIENNA, April 1G.-A special from s.,
Petersburg says that the diplomatic cam.
paign is finally terminated.
PARIS, April lG.-Cardinal Ledochow.
skis extradition was really demanded
and granted by the Italian government,
but the Pope gave him an asylum at the
Vatican.
The question Of mobilization is still in
suspense in Austria.
LONDON, April lG.-A special from
Vienna says: 1t Is rumored that the
Porte shows an inclination TO offer vol.
unfairly to cede to Austria certain dis.
tricts in Herzegovenia, which will in.
crease the stragetical importance of Dal-
malta Budda.
A Pesh correspondent says that the
reports OF an impending mobilization Of
the AustriO-Hungarian, army are untrue.
The Bosinans refugees now in Austria
number 10000, who cost their entertain.
ers 100000 Aorins per month.
A 81. Petersburg special says that Ig.
natiea will accompany the Gar to ks.
chenotf.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says: at is a mistake to think the
Turks would greet the Austrians as
allies and allow them to penetrate into
Bosnia without striking blow. Such
resistance would be an ephemeral strug-
Gle, but would necessitate a declaration
OF war by Austria. The entry of Austria
on the scene would be looked on as |
signal for wide cOnaagration."
A Belgrade special announces that
Gen. Facliefi, the Russian Pauslavltch,
has arrived there, and his visit is regard.
ed as significant. !
A Vienna correspondent says the Gar
is expected TO stay at KisChenoii' ten days.
Extensive floods prevail between Urig-
henni and Jassy. The Pruth is much
swollen. The railway from Urighenni to
K Kischenof, on which the ;army depends,
is in a very insecure state, and the engi-
neers apprehend great trouble in keeping
up the service during the passage OF the
troops.
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Kennedy & Co. are endeavorinS to
make arrangements with their creditors
for an extension OF IL months.
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NO MORE BODIES FOUND.

The searchfor dead bodies in the ruins
was continued to-day with unabated
vigor, but none were found. Considera.
ble more property. OF various descriptions
was discovered in badly damaged con-
dition, The safe OF the hotel was nearly
unearthed. 1t will no doubt be taken
out tomorrow.
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GREEN B. RAUM,

OPP1cR oP INTERNAL REVENUE,
HdihtHgtoR, D. C., Jan. 20 1s7LJ
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Major Reno, recently tried by court
martial on the charge Of insulting the
wife OF brother officer, and sentenced
To be dismissed from the service, has for.
warded to the War Department, n re-
quest for delay in the presentation of the
case to the President, claiming that he
has additional evidence, which will tend
to the mitigation OF the sentence. The
request has been granted.
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The jury is composed Of six well.known
and substantial citizens, to.wit: Gen.
John McNeill (ioreman), Sylvester II.
Latin, George Baine, Walter G. Carr,
Charles W. Irwin and Jacob Tamm.
Coroner Auler conducted the examina-
tion OF witnesses, and both he and the
jurymen express their intention to go
to the bottom OF the matter and bring
ont every fact possible regarding the ori.
gin Of the FIRE, its management by the
Fire Department, and the conduct OF the
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A telegram received at the Navy De.
partment yesterday from Lieut.. Com.
m0nder Henry II, Gorringc, commanding
the United States steamer Gettysburg at
Constantinople, refers briefly to the con.
dition OF affairs there. He states that
war is imminent, and announces that the
Russian Embassy was to leave Constan.
tinOple to-day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY ANzELLIGEYcER
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Miller ct al. Va. DAVIS ct al, appeal
from the Circuit Court for the District Of
Iowa. This was nm atlirmance Of de.
cree in an action against the Chicago &
Southwestern Railway. The court hold.
ing that where ROAD is located in part
within a district whose jurisdiction is
invoked and mortgage covers the entire
property, there il authority for decree
of foreclosure, and it is said that to hold
otherwise would be disastrous not only
to those owning the road but to the hold.
ers Of bonds secured by mortgage.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-09
SUPPLEMENT

to aAn Ordinance to provide for the adjustment
of the grade of certain streets and their improve
ment," passed Septemt er 6. 1875. IBtssf
WHEREAS The Common Council by ordinance
passed September 9Th 1875 appointed Commission
to consider the condition of certain streets OF the city
and, ssi7zs5
WHEREAS, said Commission after due consideration
of the subject reported to the said Council Oct 1875
their conclusions the subject, which report after
reference to special committee approved by said
Council Nov. s. 1916 aud the Street Committee in
sructed to employ competent civil engineer make
the necessary surveys profile bench marks and grades
in accordance with such recommendation and
WHEREAs these surveys &c, have been accomplished
in accordance with the recommendations of said CON-
mission, and the work endorsed by them in report
made to the Common Council April f7th 1876 and also
approved by said Council at that time therefore,
The inhabitants Of the city of Lambertyille do
ordain
SIC, l. That the profile bench marks and grades re-
ferred to IN the foregoing preamble made by John J.
Bishop and recommended by the said Commission and
cepted by the said Council be and the same are hero
by declared TO be the established grade grades OF the
streets to which said profile and surveys refer.
SEC That all ordinances parts of ordinances
consistent with this hereby repealed.
SEC g. That this ordinance shall take effect imune-
dately after It's publication according to law.
Passed April 10, 1877
HOLMES D. Ely,
President of Council
Attest:
W. w. RoBISsos Clerk
Approved April 49, 1877.
EDw r. soILrpAY. Mayor
April IS pr Fee $780,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-09

RIGGS Catarrh Eradrator will cure Catarrli 1t
IL arises from disorganized iion OF the stomach
vtiated secretion of the gandunr system and impuri-
ty of the blood 1t is constitutional well as local
diseased. The symptoms partial or complete OBJ
struction of the nasal cavity heavy loaded dsagreea
BILE feeling In the head cogging up Of the throat In the
night with a thick obnoxious matter, having when
PEELED scabby appearance occasionally streaked with
blood. Briggs Caarrh Ersdcaor is sent by mail or ex-
press on receipt price Eahpackage makestwo quarts
for use Warranted cheapest and most eifecual. Ad-
dress DR.. J. Briggs and Co, Newark Ne Sold by G. M
shamalia, Moores Drug Store, Lambertville, N. j.
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NOTICE.
FIRST INSTALLMENT.
SEALED PROPOSALS

WIN he received at the office of Dr. L. G. Rice, until
o'clock p NJ on Monday May i4th, for removing garb-
age In accordance with the following specifications
1t is to be agreed that garbage shall mean ashes OF all
kinds sweepnes OF grounds around dwellings. stores
churches and school houses, ref of vegetables and
eieanings of cellars
The garbage taken every Saturday from the side
OF the Street. In front each and every dwelling store
church and schoo-room provided II Is found in boxes
or barrels In such quantities can be handled by
man The garbage to be unloaded In such place or
places as the Street Commissioner shall direct,
The Council the right Of rejecting all bids IL
deemed to the interest Of the city.
L. c. RICE,
H. d. ELY,
PATRICK SMyTHE,
Street Committee, City Of Lambertville.
May 9th. ls77-it.
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- - -
rx- {. ,,,o ,,eet;ng Of the Hunterdon Co.
tS az s'' '"''.ps = rs'-.s,.ts. ~.
Taxpayers Association ~ fie'n'ng'o''' iss'
Thursday, another fraud IN county pridge
b,,ild;pc was uneartbed, as the report of Mr..
.1.,,,o,, u,,Is;xer eba;rman Of committee on
n'""'on = $50 49,. -. -. :. p.r
examination OF pr'uge ia'e'y pus W ~ i'''
toms Station, will show
FLEMINeToN, APRIL 26, 1877.
n *. Hyuurdom Couutu Tar Payers' 4sso-
- :. 11"''V'' 80
csaHoN
As we were appointed Committee to IN
vestigate charges of fraud in the construction
of the arch bridge at Barton's Station, we
have, in accordance with your instructions,
mace an examinatlos s ~ .n,s wU ,,,t e"1 WY
1 We ind from an IN, examination Of the vouch
ers, that the contractors, Messrs. Donahoe &
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There are 8ls prisoners in the State Prison.

Attic opening of the permanent Centennial
Exhibition at Philadelphia, on tomorrow
Thursday, the P. r. II. will resume the run
ming of extra trains to the Centennial grounds,
tho same as during the great exhibition.
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The decision arrived at by Secretary Schurz
and the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, that
the Indians shall be compelled to work for
their rations at the agencies, will give great
satisfaction to the country. 1t will harmo.
niously strike its chords of common sense and
even handed justice There is no good reason
why the government should support in idle
ness those lazy and stalwart red skinned
tramps. Set them to work by all means.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-07
Justitia virtutum Regina.

tits our privilege as a journalist, and one
We are least disposed to reliuquish, 10 cherish
the memory Of departed friends and 20 defend
the unfortunate, The afflicted and the helpless.
And we are none the less ready upon occasion.
20 repair, in so FAR as we have ability, any
wrong that we may commit in the course Of
our editorial work Last week We condemned
a paragraph which appeared in the Martins
burg Statesman. To was fair for US to infer
chat Il was from the pen Of the editor. and re-
Gectiog harshly and urjustly and isuobly, as
It did, upon two persons with whom We were
most intimately associated during the war.
aud with whom we were upon most friendly
terms before and since. We esteemed it a sacred
duty 10 say a word in their defence, now that
they cannot DO so for themselves, and in doing
so spoke severely but intending no injustice to
orr contemporary, for we regard the prOyerb-
Justice is the queen Of the virtues
It gives US as much pleasure now, as it did
pain then 20 refer TO the matter. to say that the
paragraph was not from thepsn Of the editor
Of the Statesman, nor bis by adoption, aud that
as soon as discovered by him-a few papers
only having been printed, one Of which fell into
our hands-the Objectionable article was with
drawn.
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Harper's Ferry Happenings.

The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company is
having liue of telegraph put along the canal.
On Sunday last as Mr.. Joseph L. Eichel-
berger and family were riding through Boli-
var on their way to church, the wagon, by
suddenly going over a brake in the road,
threw therefrom one Of the cbillren--the
wheel passing over her body. She was imme-
jiately taken into the house Of Mr.. J. Cava-
ler, PHYSICIAN promptly called 10, and her
wounds attended to. No bones were broken.
About 500 Excursionists visited Harper's
Ferry from Baltimore aud Washington on the
the 4th The majority Of them dined at the
" Mountain View Hotel" Byrne's Island was
the objective point with many, and the after
noon was whiled away in dancing to the excel
lent music of Bands from Washington. Flags
were displayed and at night fireworks en-
livened the scene. The places of business
were closed and the citizens generally gave
themselves up to national enjoyment Of the
Day we Celebrate
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The Capital Location.

We publish the calm and concise Address
Of the Committee in advocacy Of Martiusbure
for the permanent seat Of the government Of
West Virginia. Tt presents dispassionatcly
the claims Of Mar,insturg over its competitors
10 this triangular contest, aud very properly
abstaius from the employ Of a single remark
in depreciation Of either Charleston or Clarks-
burg. 1t seems to us no argument should be
necessary to convince the people Of Jefferson
as TO the interest they have in the selection Of
lIar,jnsburs. Mlr,insburs is, naturally, the
first choice Of our people and is i, not time
enough to indicate a second choice when the
occasion demands il? Therefore, we urge
every voter in TIE County TO be present a. the
polls in August and DO wei his par, towards
making the shire town Of Oh Berkeley the
permanent seat" L; will be a Capital lcca-
firn