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July 10, 1877. LIPPfTT 4 CO.
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1877:
ALLEN G. HAMMOND. Plain,
+ Against
II. C. BECKHAA and wife, and
others. Defendants.
JOS. CRANE, Jr., Trustee and ~
Asslgnee. Plaintiff,
Against SIN CHANCKnY.
SAME. Defendants.
STUMP & HAWKS, (use A. 81
signee.) Plaintiffs, "a
Against
SAME, Defendants. -
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
West Virginia, March Term, Apra 24th,
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JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Z 10 MILES N. E. of Winchester and II
y IL miles s. E. of StePhensou's Depot,
p. o., Frederick county, Va.
TERMs-S2 per day. s1250 per week and $40
per month, of % days; Children and Servants
half price.
Round Trip Tickets from all prominent points.
From Baltimore to Springs and return. $3.50;
from Washington to Springs and return, $3.50.
Tickets good until LIST November.
June 10. 1877.
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DALGARN, opposite the Carter House, is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queensware,
Wooden and Hollowware, Tobacco, Cigars,
Notions, &C., at the lowest prices for Cash or
Country Produce. Call and examine his
stock. No trouble TO show goods.
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EOTICE.

"B c. WASHINGTON, .
"Clerk of the Circuit Court"
, 1877-06-10
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IVAGTEp-.TO PURCHASE F0HcAsH. sKvEKAL
w tcc1al.hand Goylun lYh rteAsx&, klAt1 prlce
Adl1e44 ~ 1tltRns pt1Ic.
, 1877-06-10

ConchmeN. Tcnm4tcrs. etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GERMAN or BwEpE
" cnatillnnn 70 go 10 South ncnd. lad. ;
mu,t tnroltsy understand taking chrc OF h0rhcs ami
tsersnsss required; Aprly ut :d5 WaOasa.av., Soi.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION.

The annual meeting Of the New York Cheap Trans.
poration Association was held yesterday, Tor the pur.
pose OF clccting the officers and directors for the
present year The election resulted as folows:--
President--B. r. Baker Vice Prcsidcnts-F A. ConK.
ling, John +. Henry and jeremiah p Robinson. Sccre.
tary--F b. Thurber Assistant Secretary--Darwin X.
James Secretary pro tenn, IN the absence OF Mr..
Tburbcr--A. b. Miller. Treasurer--E r. Durkee The
President then made address, alter which the re-
ports of the Secretary and Treasurer were read. Mr.
Theodore f. Lees General Agent Of the company, then
read u report, showing the progress that had been
made during the past and the future prospects OF
the ASSOCIATION. The President appointed the following
committees ;-Exccutvc Committcc--John j. Henry,
l.. II. Durkce, W. H. Wiley, jeremiah Robinson and
Charles Watrous CoWmttee on observation-disclosures
Watrous, A. b. Miller. Harvey Farrington, simon
Sterne and James +. Wenman. Canal Committee, ap-
pointed ON notion OF Mr. Lces--f. A. Conkiing, A. D.
Miller W. Duryea, James Pyle and Darwin H. James.
The meeting then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
A CHEAP CHURCH.

At the auction rooms of j. f. Bsscll In Fulton
street, Brooklyn, yesterday at noon, the East lie.
formed church and parsonage, Bedford avenue and
Madison street. with plot 1OGxloo feet which they
stand, offered for sale. The buildings cost
over $3.50, CO., which there was nrst mortgage o
Sl4 60 and second mortgage OF S2S, 224 A. rho
former held by the Manhattan Lic Insurance
Company and the latter by Mr.. W. II. Harbcck, who
brought action for foreclosure. The property
bid III by Mr.. Is. q. Benhan. Of No l50 Van Buren,
street. Tor 500, he beng the only bidder For three
years the East Reformed congregation has bcen carry
ing heavy burden They had paid OIL over S4OO OF
debt when the hard times stopped the process. Or.
j. Hastcad Carroll. thcIr late pastor, resigned his
salary served them year for nothing, but few
months ago he accepted charge in NcwDurg. The
church was closed couple oi sundays and then the
classs appointed committee to inquire into Inc con-
Of the church aud supply the pulpit. That has
been done and new church has been organized, 10 DO
known as the Bedford avenue Reformed tDuch)
church, which has worshlpped IN the church house
lew Sundays aud Is now looking Tor II pastor. Tue
purchase yesterday was doubtless IN The interest Vi
Ihe new 0rganzatiou.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
FOR BEING ALIVE.

Timothy Regan, aged thrty-one years, OF No. 21s
West Houston street. took 1t into his head yesterday
that he would fly from the Ills he had to those he
knew not Of and IN this frame OF mind sought half an
ounce OF audanum at J. B. kealIng's drug store No
6S Downing street suspecting tnat something was
wrong the clerk rather unfairly II must be
sold the man diluted tncturc o arnca which he took
home and drank. Believing that he had done mo
decd Regan told his friends and dyng was arrested
by Captain Kennedy. He wlli NOT try suicide
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
HEATING THE CARS.

The Railroad Committee OF tho Board oil Aldermen
Will be announced tomorrow. This committee will
have charge the proposition to heat the street
IL is unaerstood that Aldermen Guntzcr Reilly and
Cowing Will compose this committee. Thcy Will hold
"a meeting at the Guy Hall on Friday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10
SALES AT AUCTION.


-oRIeNTAL ART.
ru,s w.a,.. The Mss;rs LEVITT Aueti0neer'
ar o'clock, at Clinton Hall. and now on exhibition
Centennial
TuxIs AND JAPAN ..
sn Rass sneent Weapons forssrs. aniiaa. Brass Work.
4''
THIS wednesday, The syfSfs ysi;i EEAvirr' Aaso"'s
AZ o'clock. at the Arr Rooms 81 Broadway and now on
WATER dooa Sf ofa.s5sSSib sHSb os5lfI''fa Ole PAINTINGS
The collection of Charles conrreve ESQ water color
sse English, French and Roman schools; importans
sannier Maray ,i9ert Douvier Brissos lndoni, o. L.
A BARKER CO.. Al and 40 Liberty ST.
We win sell the balance nee Of nhsoprs ,as
gHs Ray a.s .s Friday and &
TO- s'V5iI' Oil AND sSppvS WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
exhibition with catalogue. and will be promptly
sold as above commencing each day g y ccock. ss
4 UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n sold Su orGpsry 81 4 JANUARY TO- 1877
commencing at 10 O'Clock. ut the
NO sS Ws ass 'sy p s 'tSpe %EA sT Av
brilliant toned iianotores, steinway and Windsor
= elegant rosewood Etageres
= elegant Mantel Sets.
% choice bronze Figures.
20 pieces Parian Statunry.
l. windows lace Curtains
rs Brussels and ingram Carpets
80 fine oil Paintings bes: artists
= elegant Cabinets
eep ant Library Bookcases.
elegant Library Tables
2 Ladies' Secretaries and Bookcases combined.
8 Easy Chairs Turkish style.
= Music Boxes, best Paris makers
IL elegant Bedroom Suits complete, In black walnut.
"A cured hair and spring Mattresses
"a Pillows Bosters
10 elegant black walnut Rockers.
- Bedroom Chairs to match
= black walnut Lounges
elegant Bedroom and Purl0r ClockA
elegant black walnut Bullets.
3 superb Extension Tables
~ black walnut Dining Chairs.
china Dinner and Tea Sets.
Cusors Urns. Pitchers Forks.
Knives spoons, Glnsswarce, &c
~ BThis Is the sale OF the senson Sale posi-
tive. LUKE FI1ZGrkALD. AuctioLeer. n. Blake
Sixth I'D Competent to pack ana
ship goods, city or country. Box hr pianos.
A -TUNIS JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER,
"a old stnnd 81 Nassnu st.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

GERMAN AND MUSIC LESSONS BY AN ACCOM-.
OplisEed North German LADY, highest reference Address
TEAEutK. 7S3 9th
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

L,RENCH IN SIXTY LEssONs-$4 PER MONTH
IL conversation: no grammar required. FRENCH PRO.
FESSOk, 1887 broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

The Messrs. LEAvITT Auctioneers.
THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON
at o'clock, at Clinton Hall. and exhibition,
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

NJ .CELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN
~ gentlemen wives 1913 East 18th st. near an
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

- ''N'''' , F''"'' ''''S
SUIT OF PARLOKS TO LET. FURNISHED. SEP
llarately together. No West 5lst st. ant
cold water heated by furnace: convenient to Elevate,
care house private.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

n. old stand 81 Nassau st.
TOMORROW, AT II O'CLOCK
GENrEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ing extension e:; Chairs Loanges nas,s s'anarg
Tables Carpets, crocsery, Glass Ware, &c.
A s SssSgsbRSS as
psTvATEy XIV s'rEEy Gsfwn sHs16ESeE SiSHe
NO. Al WEST leri ST., BETWEEN SRI AND 9TH AVS.
stenway's four round II octave Pianoforte.
pARLoR AND ps&WISa sG1rs richly carved
s" and sna Spanish
Lou Easy Chairs n,ad msameere md gilt Centre
plate Mirors lace Curtains French Mattel Sets sxyday
aHa
plain sam s. na and nit ss ams
Gases Bureaus washs,aads sing. and double Bedssaas
Toilet Sets and push snits marble top Tables Chairs
RGsfsii SissG tsi Tables saso
Chairs IN Leather croeasry two A Stands.
cAS
"A superb collection of
American and foreign Oil PaintingS
now exhibition
no. 60 Liberty st.
AxD SkbAi y aaslSn JH%u%sY II AND H.
" Edward WAR 6"sc "ssccaEsNcK, Auc,ionecr
A UCTION SALES OF GENERAL MERCHANDls E
APaintings. Furniture Wines Liquors. Cigars &c Con-
solicited aud oern, advances made same at
their elegant and spacious SALESROOMs, ~ UNION
SQUARE, EAST SIDE.
VAN TASsELL Il KEARNEY. sherihs Auctioneers.
An EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNTfURE SALE
"A this Wednesday, morning at Io c'cock ~ th, pri
residence 81 West 24th between 5th and 9th
Two magnificent rosewood Pianoiorcs elegant Parlor
Suits satin brocade, coelane and harcot; 81 vel
Brusse ingram tarpets Mirrors Curtains Paintings
Chromos. Vases Clocks Lounges, Tables Etngeres Bed
steads. Dressing Cases Bureaus. Washstands hair and
spring Mattresses Bedding. Library. Dining Room Furn
Glass China Silvsrware, Cutlery &c sale positive
Il. ROTH, Auctioneer.
A GEORGE W. KELLER, AUCrIONnER.
by order of importers, special sale of
ELEGANT MAJOiICA W,RE
from Miuturn. W Wedgwood. Copeland. &c.
NOW On EXHIBITION and to be sold AT AUCTION
kFELER'S ART GALLERY. 80 Liberty st tomorrow
THU RsDAYj, January H. AT ii O'Clock.
A LFRED LLOYD. ACCTIONEER--OFFICE2 20 BROAD
this day. lo:3J sell by auction the Fixtucs
Sample and Cigar 3S7 9th 2jd ST.
consisting splendid Bars Ale Pumps Mirrors Chairs
Tables Glassware with all the tngs OF first ca,s Es
tabishmcnt the balance OF stock of Liquors Cigars
&c. Sale positive. Dealers and others invited
DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER. AuCTIONEER-sELLS'
Market Fixturcs also Household Furniture Carpets Mir.
rors. &c, in lots.
RY CAMPBELL Il CO.. AUCTIONEERs SELL TO
Dmorrow. in lots entire good, general assorted Stock
fine Fixtures, OF avenue Grocery See Herald tomor
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LIZ. TO SING
n gentleman nicely furnished Room every eonyenien
20 West 9th vt.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

The collection of Charles NJ Congeve ESQ water color
oil paintings carefully selected and mostly cabinet
size of the English French and Roman schools important
examples by Kow6otham Wainwright, Dibdin. kayner,
Saunier Mar,y Nibert Bouvier Brissot lndoni, u. L.
Hall. Richardson. Gabrni, kc.. &c.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

rNO EDUCATIONAL EsTABIISHMENTS-A YOUNG
French LADY, AGED "a well educated speaking writ.
the English and her language ueny. four years
experience IN her present position French insutce
establishment London, England, is desrous of
similar appointment in first class ladies' COLLEGE in the
United States; the highest references given and
and ample security provided II necessary discngnged
aser, 1871 Apply, in the first instance, to VI. b.
Mr.. r. Agar No. Clements lane, Lombard st., London
Engiaud
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ALCOVE
~ Room. with fire every convenience the
private house 10 East 9Th st., between Lcxng and
j,l
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

A LADY. LIVING ALONE. HAS NICELY FURNIsHE
"A Rooms to rent to gentlemen permanently
Gall nt 100 9th av. mlddle ilnt.
The New York herald., 1877-01-10

r, Young SOUTH AMERICAN DESIRES TO NEE
n a young LADY OF refinement who wishes to exchang
English lessons Tor instruction In an art TO ad
must speak Spanish Address INSTRUCTOR, box 10
Herald Office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02
The Matrimonial Mishaps of Prima
DOnnas.

The matrimonial misfortuncs of actors,
actresses, and prima donnas are provorhial.
These gay creatures OF the stage, who so
delight us with their mimic art and their
sweet Voices oftcntimcs depart from our
sight 10 20 to homes wherein domestic hap-
pincss fails to dwell.
whether it i that the fictitious couueal
woos which they depict in the drama or
wirhle i'm on'inuring nlt's in the opera, ho-
got I'm them a desire 10 try an actual expo
ron .c thereof in thcir own lives, or that the
admiration and applause which all the world
gives them, unit these artists for the
quiet joys of an unrunlrd homo, we
know not. Perhaps man or woman ac-
cuutomcd to tho incense Of the public
pmudr- may lind it dun and stupid to en-
durc the prosaic dutio- Of mnrrled life. The
admiration which eurhpturol audiences so
freely offer him. may unit the husband to
stand his wirc'- oYhcrer estimate when he
t.ho, off his stngo clotho. AMI puts on those
uf ordinary men. The Wife whom. the hus-
baud -n's In plain attire and without paint
or powder, may thnk ne pay. too liltlr lc-
gad to the beauty and graccs about which
the town raves.
'''"' ~ N' 'i'F ''' '''''l - 'l''ll' 0''~'
prlm' dOunas, i'nors and hlrltuncs, when
they marry MOT mfroquontly fail to gain that
domestic bliss which is the most priceless
boon in This tI"ublou- life Of ours. We do
not say this oi all Of Thorn, by any means
Some oI the hlppiost homes anywhere to
he found nrc those Of important con
tubulors to the amusement Of tho public
The popular conception that all stage
people are loose In their ways and destitute
Of fitness for happy domestic life, Is wrong
aud vulgar. Many OF them are in every way
most ehtmahle persons, as faithful to their
homo duties as to those of their art
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

ing platforms have given him the namc of
n consistent Republican. without sufficient
character or ability to mako enemies or to
attract friends, he has been one of thoscval-
liable negatives in political life, who could he
conveniently adopted rs II compromise when
contcnding factions had reached the point
that neither could give way to its rival.
The few speeches made by HAYES in Con-
grcss, like those which he has recently de-
livercd In Ohio, show his mind TO bc below
mcdiocrity, and his conceptions Of public
duty to be of the barrcncst kind. In private
Ne he is regarded as an amiablc and proper
citizen but for n crisis like that now upon
the country, he is wholly unified. He must
inevitably fall into the hands of stronger
and more dangerous men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-02

that some immediate action should be taken by
the people," whcrcupon it was determined to
arm and equipa band Of twenty scouts under
the leadership Of TOW HARDwIcK. an expo
rlcnced Indian fighter. to take the field imme-
datcy 1t was further proposed to organizc
and equip home guard company Of seventy
five mon. who are TO be held in readiness TO
march against the hosiilcs. If the scouts sue
coed in finding them. It's impossible to refrain
from admiring tho pluck displayed by these
fronticrsmcn. who propose with twenty scouts
and n reserve force OF scycnty-fve men TO un-
dcrtakc the job of cleaning out the Sioux nation.
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New York in the Cabinet.

Mr.. EvARrs wants To bc Secretary Of state
to tho Fraulnlcnt President Mr. MORGAN
wants e. he Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
FENroN wants 20 hc SECRETARY of the In
terror. Mr.. SrOUGHrON wants To- he At
tnrney-Gcneral. Mr.. Plat wants 20 Ice
Po-tma-ter-Crnoral This Is claiming a
pretty largo share for New York, and we
should not be- surprised if these five gentle
men found themselves 50 much in each
others way that they all had to step aside.
Mr.. PLATr, member Of Congress for the
OWcgO district, seems to be the busiest man
of the five. Numerous recommendations in
his favor have been signcl by influential
Republicans in various parts Of the State:
and he Is understood to have the powerful
support OF senator CoNKLING. Trying In
make memlcr Of the Cabinet through the
in-Lumrntllityo OF written Recommendation
has boon attempted before in lhi, State. and
the result is worthy OF consideration by the
present aspranis.
Twenty -four years ago, FRANKLIN PIERCE
felt under such obligations u the Now York
Barnhurnrrs that he agreed to place JoHN
A. DIX in his Cabinet. To break up this
arrangement the lIunkcrs poured in upon
PIERCE written recommendations from all
parts Of the State in favor of DAN
TEL ). DICKINSON. The contest between
these fiery factions waved So warm that il
frightened the New Hampshire brigadicr
who withdrew his pledge t. DIX and comprO-
missed with the liarnhurncrs 10y making VIII
LIAM l.. MARCY Secretary of State. PIERCE
-opthcd DIX with the promise of the French
mission but iaiiod to iuliil il, and finally let
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lust now. two confaudinr forces I'm thc
! .nunli .nn rartvare striving for the mas
t.r,.oi HAYES. their Frau,lnlrn, President.
Incest .om, wing. OF which AloEroS il thcac-
,.,ted ch.of. understand, that if PACKARD be
u.4n.iul,.l i'm l.o,li. lana the ladder bv which
HAYES climbs into mower is To lee thrnvn
away. and tine strange snoctacle prcseutnd
u making Il President by. the Returning
board. ant rejecting "A Governor created bv
tie Same means.
ON tho other hand. = class Of Rcnuhlicans
Nl,nlN. .hrr.infir. sustained the Garnet
H., n.h.y. with all il, iniouitio-. are now
,..tulrtn, favor and frieudshin of those
Mlom ti,nv have bitterly pcr-n,ut.d and
,.fr,. -ad in th..h,r, nf ATTRACTING, -nnnort
/. HAYES. or al lu-t If in-urir.. f,rhn,r-
pnr, lhnv know TINT something nositive
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Amuscments To-day.

Academy Of wusic-Miss Abbott In italian Opera
Academy Of Music. urooLiy. -Musctte.
American society OF paiat~rs-Annual Eshihi'lsA
nooths Th-strr-Finh Avenue.
Bo~-ry Th-str--Msn and wife.
roiursbis Opera uou>~-vatiet,
I.gi~ ph~atr~-Aimcc Opers Troupe.
Egyptian HsiI-5ith st., near 81 Az
Iiuh Nv-nu. rh-strr-Lemon.
ar-na Opera uous--th. Two Orphans
ls-i-r's wonder Theatre -Opr. New York Hotel.
E-uy L-on's ui.str-tS-s1i It., near eta AZ.
Ntbro's t.ard~n-Arouni the world.
New American wu~e.m los Bowery
New broadway rh-atr--Inshayoguc or Tines 10 'ss
New Work Aquarium -n.,aiw,y anl5jtns
Olympic Ihrs,r--Rornl the Clock.
rsrL Ih~strr-Our Boarding House.
parisiss Nsri-ties-Grcit Attraction, Mstin.s. e
San rrsncis~o Win>tr-i~-Bfoaiways AMI l,tu.s.
Theatre tornia.--Nailsiy
Third Avenue thcstr~-tncie Toms Cabin.
Ton, Pastors Me-, rh-atr--vsrlety Matinee
u.io- sq.sr- rh-str--Tns nsnichsf.
NsIis-L's rh-str. wild oats