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ltolt bar lmtitlllct. at Nelcbct nto.
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% 8tipartlia pan SnoGcitcts forte
9ouenpoit Tor 1876. Der Ct inn'
puuoue pso g%ronnln9cns neodl9c
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giaopcrtn o. NbiOIuiiOHtH Ora
Gttn liupes III "6Uerslauou". al
% RtnigbsNslcmmsr cditcns, WUuo
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iramtnl, notH al oeltoas | ben lor.
no for famine gansRns tpungne &b.
lOluilon.
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J 9 p 9 . 9 8 ?
Cat fOr Chit!

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i~JeIesn icmmcr til Deecrab, iunee fri,
ltes III at trr at VI bar itaneIet Scr.
retninser, fctei vi I oen Itnere Sio life
plennem avilerne bar ldoet bore fra cs,
iaa faar vi enbtli8 forisss at aiie Sto
til at ~fortalle pore
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Tanmarf.

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Wmoesm0rtc oper ben fra Spbbcls
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Brtmlcrleliuant Soban Inbreas Ee'
ter Nutu.
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brGubtt YroprittGr Glip9itns 10.
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ming nj. .. 8obct breieoe is ON
firing 5000 Spb.. hporni en- life
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Sneiani Rattrialt. lem er bullei nj Zen
rette an AZ Aarti. cpla9i uneer lal, not.
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lammenisiss AZ q beclie Slulma2trt SaNn
3. Ten sr ben Nni ttlaatet ~ beet
maleee 9cSnt / @anrden.
4. "1btmtlt- S%tetns" CT alrrt AZ
ieplllt Germ ~ refer ira 4 III % Vunr
Inert cat mere tnr aners. ~ trattcs nrs
icr heller life.
). Stons" CT antrlltt pee 6Ialp AZ
mttnitrere "Stetn Settere". brcrs
pto MN cpndlr al lad Dean. lcn iePtr
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q. Cd or otn tutiit 9cln MA bcilin
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Beans e~lentltle mumcll3. ~ N ter ref
alsbti Al en- Bean cmhNl9tli1 meeTls5es.
:. Ten ialles fun Al p~tetrbgrtile Fer'
tcntr. a iur brtr Bean iuecliiles. Al ben
TAI tfnnNa uemGrt1l.
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| Nsrfra itripcr rrt III. At ceree Arbelet CT
| ttert enn allie Ancres.
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en- 9ei er otn kcitt NNlu. mar rem r
no. N rem CT lrc. mar Nn CT Jimnel.
STlles peo j. J. M
a Oetprah, SWpI.
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SaIa Of Wrnbcr. The great East
field Co. limited's AontUsbOs Wl'.
idarnhcr / saurpiss So9n 81 iielGe
or aor. / rlsi, 0o0e iOI9i III aleb.
maub 9ons Sobulen % aoniul
Sldahien / aultIausianh for "a 900
RTOutr.
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Sen iiorc scrubantbrU oUcr yia

Sen iiOre ,,crnblnrbrO oUer ylGs
Snleu pcO yinbrO mariner ns mart
i'm 6~ulosnodle. % u Ct liOrarlel
9rbdpc. ION od u umaem prrrl
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6 Ssmplltr ~ Srioe al ca. 90
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man n,vp, fan tre oil hare ct 20.
iomctio % 8o9nt men Atb,loel Il
eOa mrgd lollo.
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Ncnner % &uncer,

at VI lem lRepanli9 or bsifi@itia,t mco
at tc1pne 8ereen Zen Gel al ben ies,=
mtnbttt1 meh
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WtpnlioranOrinarn

WpnliOranOrlngcn unou 30tc
apfil CT 6iuanlf. Departmental BE-.
mpHNiad III al cs / ne oncnlIlaC
sasiu ior%tNuonbe Neboloulngcr al
Iaot opimdtt pro WunlnorctuInQcu
poa aOnQsbu9 al Be M I Smleb
permos SolUlilllrnau IuollI ct St.
leb af 300 600 Spo tllu 500 OO0
stouer Tor al bnptitt pto 6abrIta.
lion Of mn Stllcmuut
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Smrcanlcriug Of Sbiu9Iag.

Smrcgnlerlus Of Sbmslag. LIN.
bu 3Ole NpriI CT ost beicmi. at ben
90 al Sanms y %@iiealcIo / ga
meme 6oanrri / Slnmartsns amt.
Der Nh benberu til eebssbp % alel-
ldlOtos sbinaIn9 "a scusmouosol'
irtt ira life Sauuar ISIS beHI19.
ace III lanenS sbiu9las % gens.
manoheniritt
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&Dr 8inber.

Ir Sclubmecr CT ~iobritut al be beohe Wuuiolltr, - Mo let.
mint lom muHQt Tor at bnpe Den ueercnoi9c Stotfe. Den Tan btnee
al SLas @repe, lpm ri 0arpehrr fan IfiUre, % iom nGltcn life fan
biuees peo NGnper 81 8nbiu9 bruges Den beote Sn0s Staoltraao.
bpts aolknos lnolporss auerepe otruer. at inet &crn 9oor tllpIpe.
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6crrstningsloiale ,ammsn mee
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / 9eecrab

@~runolagt At eopiiallitcr / SEQ.
rab for at orlue Ell oroeutlll Spa.
notwithstanding. Snoifuo ira rn
Dollar % opao mootagcs. Mcntcr
betolce. oa Htntcs Gcntc for bucr
q WaancO, laalenAc Ycngcnc bllpe
itaacuce / Bunfen. Won fan life
erboloc Meuter pan III ntrere ellcr
bebrs Waoee, bpcrfcu al lmGa cGler
tore GUNNER, emo De0 at inblGtls
Dem / oenne Sparebanf vi bar
Ell norit 8etleni, Der lGlaer Tor os
Yasiaacr Siilcttcr Tor WHITE STAR
yiuirn 90 ale onorc uomrrfenc Sauip
OF ScilIfibsliuicr Ill 90 ira ollie
lfdnomapllft 0nuuc oQi0u Scrlcr
poo onc Ne bcpltc Tnutcr / DC ltan.
oinapnfc 4nnoe.
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sasicrer. y. Q. Selber9 90 allie andre
Staoninaper I Oeccrab.
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Observation-Disclosures

Vurus CT life at ,a;e en- oisie baaree
SiotD.
vi bar after | Ssii sicrt ct icrf9tist
oa, Tom nj trcer. belbiSt uoosl9 al
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Wauuiattnrs on Colonial Garcr

lcm vi iRlser iii tiosiva,snee lave Bri
'er. vi BRUCE life bet Sneb at iata
nnlle fll Mifniilnhe
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Saoe(magcruir60co
-f.fS lE. Cxl.,S

Sttipi Wv
2neu Ter ieIt Al Cities Sottl,
WATER STREET DEBORAH.
Sea vil bsrpeb unterrette mine ednes'
mGne almtnbeli0bee cg lamle Sunoer
n1reelesb eo I'm Al ie9 til enbper Sie
or fcrbereet til al utfsre al SldaS Sas
eelmd0erarbeiee 70 le9 cil belirGbe mia
icr altie at uefsre Arbeleet tilfreesittl'
ltnet, bruls b. btclte Rdttrtalier %
ialls fer ~biti9fs Nriltr.
gtitilinatr paa npt Nrbdes snitts.
Rerdraticntr ~uofsrrs burti9t "a tlfrtess
hlasnee. Sfauelatulnl - uoltcpntuA
at bruIte Wsbltr ca sisrttsitr uefsres.
Sa bar ct acet uopalg al SGler,
Saeltr, Srsber civ, lamt allie anere
Saatr lem ~iGopauIis inets / min 6crs
retnlnA.
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ben Z ajsr Snbisb, ~ Z IAN ware htre
paa at mine 0arrr uogirts fun Tor brae
b ere. S%ilfreosbeo 9~ardnttrts I ale
StliRloe. TrbsolRi
2i-1@. y. Y. S9S.
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THE
DEBORAH Radical

er ben bilisiie amsrildnite apis / @in'
neibeif Sc. Iris i.OOfcr %araanseu.
@eot Slao at apertere /. Gee. NJ.
@dislet, 8ebaftsr 90 Gier.
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rcs Voro er Iaulcces lnoretet, at oct ollo btbMor el9eo9Nten l9e
nnoa buifen Shuma. MfGiflusn bednhcr no "Sbe Ocluinbe Mech
er en- benue NRaniuc tlberenoe uomGrfst Shortening; peo Srngen Der.
Al pl neu ueoloas @rsoc btps oprdt os lost poo YIatiormtn Den
bette Srbeu WaOou bnorpoa @reoen relies ~ pto 1lrlp Al Con.
pas Mptons", lOm nor Walfine, c pcn btnhe. % lparer Ell bel Gel
SOB.
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Samts 8. GaitOn, YraEceut.
SobH NmmOn, @ice BrSI.
:. II. Snrold, Sasierer
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IUNBUG


ale pore Yarer ere at otu YeilaHenbee,
cg ere tlsbte i1aleees, al pi fan bape
IN Smult 6ortieneiie pad BEN, Ga eca
alsIe 6nbpsr &tt q Stiel. Bi pti her
for belrt fcrtiRtte, lem vi bibinbtil bar
gicrt, meo en- lioen men leon Soreel paa
snbper Sing oi ialssr, oa tier at ale
etrmee oil ware beelt tent / SRnaeeu.
Gem ~iabvInlis btiaar port Wager at:
aiolctOicr, for ale Norstiosr, i lmut.
ie Wsnlre "a Nulsrer.
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Brilsr.
3aabctOicr Nepellants).
Tloneller, Opera % impIe, balm 90
bel ule fra be beefe 6abriiier.
Cashmere, Satinett. 5peeo. Sem
% ecttcuaoe | Scot ueoalg.
Stiorict0ier, lllb % SomuIo, nmt
i%sroissIctte StIetttr at allie Sla8s.
llnocril1Ocr for @errcr 90 0amsr.
Sanol'er % Banter. Sfluri % Nu
bies for Stcrs % Smaa, 6atti9
OF 8tg.
StODlcr 60 SptrlfO % SaIoSer.
Satte Og Sncr.
aOlOninl Ynrcr, laIiet oa ferret 6iif.
SurYemIgtr @rbstee, Soulpart,
Salt, eemtnt cir.
6crreffeu al, lcm man almiueslia gtn.
ter al nnoe / por 6orrctning.
"a oet CT laameaet Sirlal en- Son
iant, Ilal pi life unelaoe al bemRrIe,
at pi tenn auore, llstbelr snlitr Ncn
tlut for we're 8aTer, men trcr life al
Get nttcp nu IT {totu III al iuoll.Gnte ia
I'll ueelu'ienee Northumberland, ca cil
esrier iun I Btn'I9beb raamince Alle
ca GnbUty lem ltadr 8tlnlilb III cs,
en- al aiajsgs famine iuorn Inc Sluudr
naitfommerhe. 8rti 0ctic MI bereitsT,
lem isr, bllpe:
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unccr SnbfiDbSpris,

fer eerYeb at lpits 6olt iuo, o. ptl Der
fer bslltriife btiatte rs meo, pee ise,
{pper al apertere uolct laaeant
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Mtmiif

Wlnlt fcriiltlile Slaas ,1nirumenit
III nGiien euhrer 4rts sr iiaeil d~rtrtrrei /
Dc terlileai0e apiier "a I eirmdRrer. men
uanlt AZ tisie 5nilrumtnter er llctn Bari.
Zen lem enittr ct acct Snltrumeut, ter
tsbe al vocal AaenteG el fisls 1
Almlnteiiabet ian gre Ape @arIntt "a
ttilt8ere Yrifer.
Oei t~siienrie "G Ito Organ" sra,
on Il Samlin" N andre SraltL
llmt "Anate". Bauer. - atlei
& Qapie" "a andre Sllls isriie Qlaeita
ttaHcer, lpilie al q. u. NifeH. De.
ccrat Soma. tan fjetss nj &c tiatIie
priitr ~ rdl Dc heciie &etin9tlitr.
I. n. Nraaten, Sub-Agent %
Sal9smano.
I en- Qlmes ArbstcsrGrelie CT IN |pmds
Time pIl I'm tilte. ! btnnts (alli3. ets
ler SilosliIe Ct Wles fcr Ct lianc tltr
Grad. San sThrlnts bre
u. u. Nifcn.
%. Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-07
G. III. & j. L. McCOrmick's

THE
"alitG Sarpeiitr"

WcGormifs @drpslter pnsler
Tor enbuer Mariner. lOm bar
I'll lter Mountaineering % ber
uoiororcs fun 3 Waub III al
arbtine mc0 reu % "a lflrrc
% binne fra 10 I'll u NcrcS
ON Na9n Sen or meact
liGtf % uOrI9 o. nj lammc
Sln LEI Of hnanNtfrc. WlnNe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-06-07
Sra Mooerranoenc.
Norge.

(af l~iansiuapils slaot Until l2tt Rai
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13

And has at all times and under all circum-
stances remained true to the interests OF the
PRoDUcING CLASSES Believing that their
iptArssts are identical, It bAs Perpsfently
advocated
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13

wouldn't that be against etiquette n
ventured to ask Ii seems to me that
Mrs. MoWbray should send you a note or
message, or something Of that sort, TO
aPologise for her absence"
Mrs. Jones did not reply in words, but
she gave me \ look. And such look Ii
expressed all the Indignation which her
outraged bosom felt at having the sli ghtest
suspicion cast upon her friend.
When ! came home To dinner that day.
. saw at glance that something had oc-
CARED 70 rutfie my wife's nerves. She ha
nothing whatever to say to me but she
scolded the servants and children inces-
sanity l was too wise to inquire what
vas wrong. | knew that Mrs Jones, if
thought proper, would tell me and if not.
that idle questions would only aggrav ate
her secret troubles
But the next day, having heard some
thing that cast light on Mrs. Mowbray's
absence from our party, | could not con
tam myself when l came home.
Did you ever hear, my love, said, as
Il begun to carve the turkey at dinner,
- that the Misses Howell had a married
sister r.
Mrs. Jones looked sharply up, as if she
suspected meant more than | said, and
then answered lacOnically
! heard it casually, but never asked
further"
Z" Il seems" ! continued, "that Mrs.
MOwbray is that sister"
- I've heard 50 since, said Mrs Jones,
sharply and turning to our second child.
who was asking for the wing bone, raped
him over the head, exclsiming Haven't
| told you to wait till you're helped
Take that nov, and learn manners
! allowed a minute or more to elapse, in
order that my wife's ebulition might sub
side, when | remarked
" Mrs. Mowbray, it seems, expected to
meet her sisters here.
" | shouldn't wonder if she did" snap
Pishly said Mrs. Jones, looking down into
her plate, and apparently absorbed III
parting wing JOINT.
" When she found, | continued that
her sisters were not asked she grew in
dlgnant. She heard the reason, II seems.
Your friend Mrs. Wharton, whom YOU
have made conhdante, told some lady,
who told her; and hence her anger.
" ! m sure | don't care if | never see
the proud thing again, said my wife red
dening very much, but still without look
ing up. One would not have supposed
that she was sister to the Misses How
ell"
After another pause passed | said
a." Did you call on Mrs. Nov bray, as you
intended r.
Mrs. Jones was silent for a full minute,
and seemed half disposed to decline an
swering altogether but finally she blunt
ed out her reply as follows
Yes die, since you must know 81,
at least the footman said, but If | didn't
see her at the drawing room window" and
here she burst into tears Of modification
and rage, may never eat another
saw that it would not do 10 continue
the conversation 80 quietly ate my dim
ner, kissed the children, and went my
way.
OF course the intimacy Of my wife with
Mrs. Nov bray ceased from that fatal parAI
Howell have, as the phrase goes, "cut our
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13
ITS PLATFORM:

It demands the Unconditional Repeal Of
the Specie Resumption Act.
The RECOMMENDATION Of Silver.
The Abolition Of the National Banking
System.
A Reduction Of the Rates Of Interest.
That the Greentack shall be made a Full
Legal Tender-receivabl for all debts, pub
lit and private.
The adoption Of the Eight Hour System.
The establishment of Cooperative Institu-
tions-Productive and Distributiv-.
The Control and Regulation OF Railroads
and other Corporations by the State.
The Reservation Of the Public Lands for
Actual Settlers only.
The substitution Of Arbitration for Strikes
whenever and wherever the employer is will
to meet the employe on equitable grounds.
The Abolition of the Contract System in all
our Penal Institutions.
The prohibition Of the importation of all
servile races, and the discontinuance of all
subsidies to all national vessels bringing them
to our shores.
The abrogation of all laws that do not
bear equally on capital and labor.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13

The DEADLY Coal MINES The re-
ports Of the inspectors OF Mines in Eng
land, for 1876, show that the fatal accidents
during the year in mines coming Sithin the
scope Of the Mines Regulation act were
839, and the deaths occAsioned thereby
reached 933 The number Of persons EN-
ployed in aud about the miues was 5l4, 532:
and it is stated that on the average there
was during the year one fatal accident
among every 6l3 persons SO employed,
and one death by accident among every 551
persons employ ed. Fur each fatal accident
III $50 tons of mineral were obtained, and
l59, 688 tons for each death by accident.
The z. & r. Coal and Iron Company
have announced that NO matter how low
the average price Of coal may fall during
the continuation of the present coal var,
/ they will not ask a red uction greater than
80 per cent. of the basis Of 1872 This
news will be received most gladiv by the
hardy sons of toll. who have been sorely
troubled for many days past Ih regard tt
the reduction Of their wages. This move
of the company, no doubt, prevented l
general strike, AS the men we're 5ecOmin,
very mnch dissatisfied the employees o
several of the coilieries IN the Mahano,
region having lately decioed not to worI
until the matter Of pay was definitely liked
Another wooden town, that Of Marble
head, Macs. has fallen victim TO the hr
6end.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13

The London Mining journal advocatss
the use of telephones ia mines. should
an accident occur the prompt notification
and ITS nature To those at the surface might
many lives aud much property.
Alabama papers state that northern set
tiers are hockIng into the northern portion
q the State.
Thirty thou and persons are constantly
employed IN various theatrical aud sp4cta !.
cular entertainments ia London.
james Gordon Bennett is coming bach
to the United States
Germany intends sending a naval a.
tachs 10 the Russian headquarters.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13

lowing incident is related, the names
of ths parties concerned being for obyiou,
reasons suppressed In Liverpool, no
long ago, a coal merchant with extensive
connections advertised bis intention to re-
duce the price Of house coal by % per ton,
on and after q certain date. In forming
that resolution, however, he seems to have
reckoned entirely without his host, for
no sooner had the advertisement appeared
than he received notice from two extensive
colliery proprietors that they would stop
his supplies in the winter il he did any
thing Of the kind. So, under pressure
from coal owners, he had to withdraw his
advertisement, and to continue to charge
hissustomers 2s per ton more than he con
sidered fair profit on his transactions.
Surely it is the masters and not the men
who keep the coal do,ea in the earth and
80 CTo ba onnkimna6l
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1877-10-13
THE ADVOCATE"

Is the Pioneer Of the movement Ia the Uuited
which led to the formation of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-13

THE Ice IN THE HARBoR.-The city tug
boats Frank Somers and William 2. Craig
hill were busily engaged yesterday in break
ing up the ice in the harbor, and by the
evening between Rockets and the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad wharves enough
of it had been broken up to admit the pas
sage of vessels about the harbor.
Ii this mild weather continues day or so
longer, the harbor, as we'll as the river, will
be comparatively free from the ice obstruc-
tions. -..-
The tug Arctic yesterday towed the brig
Mary Allerton and the schooner Jacob Bird
sail across the river from the Danville wharf,
where they have been ice-bound for some
time, to the lock-gatcs, where the vessels
were locked into the dock.
The steamship Wyanoke sailed yesterday
afternoon for New York, followed by the
Philadelphia steamer Alliance, which has
been here fast in the ice since Wednesday
week.
The dock is still covered with ice, but it
is very rotten. 1t is probable that the YES
ssels which have been there blockaded will
get out to-day.
The agents for the Powhatan Line Of
steamers were expecting their. steamer
Roanoke, from Baltimore, last night or this
morning. The steamer Shirley, OF this
line, arrived at West Point yesterday with
freight for Richmond. Since navigation
has been closed in the James the steamers
Of this line have been going the York river
to West Point, and their freight has been
transferred from there to this city by rail-
road. .&.}5 81 !a.s So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-13

/ UNITED STATES, DISTRICT sCUUsT--.I fudge
Hughes presidiDg.--- the case s.of 20. A.
Francis. The bankrupt was ordered to
show cause on The 17tiii instant Why the To-
borers should not be paid the balance due
lin the case, Of Philip j. Wright, The
bankrupt was allowed to amend his sched-
| uIes by making the schedules filed by ,Lat-
caster, Brown & CO. and Brown, Lancaster
| s. co. q part Of his schedule OFT . III
sin the matterlo Of Samuel Welf. The ten-
ants of the house and lot belonging to the
bankrupt's estate were ordered to, pay the
assignee the rent due BY them for the month
of December last. -.ss
In the case Of T!!J. buchanan. The clerk
was directed to check in faverof the South
ern Mutual Insurance Company for S41.61,
in full Of their claim and costs. .,.:...t %
In the case Of The United States Us. Ny
ers's distillery, &c. It was ordered that
the libel be dismissed, and that the United
States marshal deliver forthwith to Orson
Adams, intervenor, the property, real and
personal. named in the. libel, without pre-
judiee, however, to the mechanics lien
creditors.
f. In the case of John B. Bell. The United
States marshal was directed to put the pur-
chaser Of the banlrupt's land in possession
Of the premises. .,a s..,,. -. -.
In the cause OF the Trustees Of the Dollar
Savings Bank Us. James Hunter, Jr., and
others. The report Of Special Comissloners
Carter and Jackson was confirmed and the
sale made by them toyJ. G. Tinsley ap-
proved. After paying costs, the commits
sioners are directed to pay half the cash
payment to the complainant and the other
L. Al, 5oaox 100Hf n
the purchaser after taking deed OF trust to
secure the deferred payments.
In the case of Paine, Cabell & Co. Order
to pay marshaPs fees, amounting to $40.
In the matter of N. Lichtenstein. Order
allowing assignee S32.10. rt
In the case OF Samuel NJ. Simpson. Re-
port Of liens filed. ,...-...,-
In the matter OF D. A. Brown, Jr. Peti-
tion Of wife for benefit OF homestead filed,
and order entered restraining the High-Co
stable and Sheriff from interfering with the
bankrupt's property, and directing the mar
shal to sell the same after five days notice.
In the case of D. E. Goodwyp. The as
signee, trustee, and purchaser were order
ed to show cause on the 18th instant why
the property should not be resold.
In the matter OF S. NJ. Archer. Order
allowing special commissioner fee OF $780,.
and directing the assignee to file an &C
count Of his transactions, and deposit the
funds in bank.
In the case OF James E. Merritt. Order
enioining the sheriff Of Amelia from inter
iering with the bankrupt's property, and
directing the marshal to take possession OF
the same, and sell the tobacco part thereof at
public or private sale and deposit the pro-
ceeds in bank.
Judge Hughes will be in the city again
next Tuesday and open the United States
District Court for regular business. Par
ties who obtained orders returnable at that
time would do well to see that the necessary
notices have been properly served.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-13

POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police-JuS-
tice Joseph j. White preSiding.-Fannie
Pettis and Rosa Winston (colored) were
charged with stealing pair OF shoes from
Fl. G. Boschen. Fannie was acquitted.
Rosa was sent to Jail for ten days and ten
lashes added. :,
Henry James (colore0 was charged with
committing perjury. James halls from
North Carolina, and recently stopped at the
house of George Jones, and accused Jones,s
wife and son Of robbing him Of $3.50 gold
piece and some other money. ltnow turns
out that the so-called golG-piece was nothing
but circular piece OF glittering metal
(brass), and that James afterwards en-
deayored to palm it off upon another woman
with whom he stopped. James was sent to
jail for thirty days in default OF surety to be
OF gosd behavior.
In the case Of Mamie Walker, lunatlc,
q commission was ordered.
Samuel Miller, charged with abusing En-
ma Lee, was fined 81.