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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice TO Taxpayers.

AR. Ii. CHILES, my Deputy, will open
vi an efice in jackson. at the ChaDcery
Clerks Office on the 12ih day of March, which
will be kept open until the first day Of May,
1877 for the purpose OF receiving the assess
.4nent of the Ia xpayers OF Jackson and vicinity
for the present year. All who fail to fill up
their blanks and deliver them to Mr. Chiles by
the;first day of May, will be consi Tered delin-
quent and charged damages as the law directs.
J. B. GREAVES,
Assessor of Kinds Co.. Miss
Fob % t=-2u
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STATE 0f MfssiS SIPPI, Cbaneery Court,
lst District,
HrxDs COUNTY Febr'y 16, 1877.

THO JOSEPHINE BLAKE of City of St.
/ Louis State Of Missouri. and all others
interested in the estate of John Blake, de-
ceased
appear before said Court at the courtroom, in
the city Of Jackson, Mississippi, on the Fourth
Monday of March, A. b. 1877, the same being
return day of said Court. thea and there TO
answer the petition Of Thomas Blake, Admin
istrator. praying for a sale of the lands OF
said estate mentioned in said petition, to pay
the debts of said estate, and show cause if any
you can why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted
Ordered this February Ia, 1877.
W. 7. RATLIFF. Clerk.
By A. G. MOORE, D. c,
A true COPY from the minutes.
". 7. RATLlFF. Clerk
A. G. moore, D. c.
Feb u, '77-5w.
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The Weekly Clarion.
THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE.

To weary hearts, to mourning homes,
Gods meekest angel gently comes;
No power has he to Danish pain,
Or give us back our lost again;
And vet, i'm tendorest love, our dear
And heavenly Father sends him here
There's quiet in that angels glance.
There's rest in his still countenance;
lie mocks no grief with idle cheer.
Nor wounds with words the mourners ear
But ills aud woes he may not cure,
He kindly trains u> TO endure.
Angle Of Patience. sent to calm
oar lev' rish Drows and cooling balm;
To lay the storm Of hope and fear;
And reconcile life's smile aud tear;
The throbs Of wounded pride to Sill,
Aud make us own our Fathers VIII.
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Fine Gold Jewe1ry

eyer brought to Jackson since the war!
This elegant took of Rich Jewelry was Sc
leGted by Iayself from several thousand dol
lars worth. sent to me for inspection by va
rious New York Manufacturers and Whole
sale Jewellers. In the selection of my Jewelry
picked thus personally from these extensive
resources, have exercised the ARTISTS TASTE
to beauty and elegance, while my expe-
rience of twenty-seven years as practical
Jeweler and Matchmaker, was used with par
ticular care in the selection Of QUALITY AND
PRICES
In consideration of the scarcity of money,
the old and tried business adage: Small
profits and quick sales" will be strictly and
ff7rc rably carried out by
E. V. SEUTTER
Jackson, Nov. Is, &c 3m.
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FOR SALE.

A WELL-BRED Kentucky horse, well bro
IA ken 10 harness, seven years old, sound
and in good condition. For terms, &c. apply
TO C. H. Talbo. Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb.
Jan. 20 '77-d&wlm
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
CIrr AND Couxrr OF NEw YoRK.

Gumbleon County
n REQ hay ereu
of
HENRY A. GUBBLEToN Clerk
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Profit on crop of s acres

Profit on crop of acres ..........s 26G 90
The same amount Of land gave clear
profit of 81, 900 in 1874 The average
yield for ten years has been 400 bushels
per acre. A large quantity Of Northern
onions is imported into the planting
States, which we might better raise at
home. The consumption of this garden
and field product increases faster than
population, for it contains much nutri-
ment as compared with other vegetables
and tends 20 drive away or kill many
parasites that produce disease. Raise
more onions and purify the blood.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Scr.

l. W. Account
Of March,
t0eAi1 W. H. GIBBS. OFT
BARROWS & SNYTHE. Agents
JACKSON,
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IA KSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ARRIVAL

sc A II SIN has at last arrived and is stop
"A ping at A. wIRDEN where ne has
market, consisting of Gun p5wder, Oolong,
Young Tyson, English Breakfast, Japan and
Imperial, which he is selling at ONE DOLLAR
PER PoUND.
ian, Is. II
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MEDICAL,
VEGETTNE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Renovates and InVigorates the
Whole System.
IT'S MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTERA-
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AID DlURETIG.


yEGETINE ia made exclusively from the
juices Of carefully selected b8ris. roots aud
herbs, and So strongly concentrated. that it will
eHcctualiy eradicate from the system every faint
OF scFCEUlu, scro4Etcrs akUEaGT, Tu=
nlOrs, Cancer, GzucGT0Es Il ssnl0F,
Erysipeins, Salt Rsreum, 9ypiliIuif
Diseases, C0HkeF. EaiRIuesH RG GtO
StODsnehs ana ali diseases that arise from inn
pure blood. sciuifca. EnfsanlnluGOry and
CHRONIC RAeunB0lisrs,, Neuralgia. SSOut
and Spinal COGIpaaiE.Ea, only be eff
fectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and ErupgiVe Dfse0scs of the
Skin, PUsluies, PEmPles, BlOscheS,
ESOiIs, Tester. SCaId-hend and Ring
worm, NEGEIINE has never failed to effect
permanent cure.
For E9aiEs fm sbe Back, Kidney Conn
plants DrOPsy, Female Weakness,
AeucOFrhss1. arising from internal ulcera-
ton, and uterine diseases and General DE
billy, NEGEIINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigorates ana
strengthens the whole system. acts upon the Sc
alton and regulates the bowels.
For COtRrrh, DyspcpRin, EkobitunI
EOstiVeness, PaIP;iaSIon of the Heart,
H1eRdRche, Piles, Nervousness aud
General frC~frruicn Of Ghe Nervous
SyaSeu7, 10 medicine has given such per-
feet satisfaction the NEGETINE. IT purifies
the blood, cleanses all of the organs. and pos
tenn.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE
have induced many physicians aud apotheearies
whom We know TO prescribe and Use 1t ia their
own families.
In fact. YEGETISE is the best remedy yet
reliable BLOOD PURHFEEA8 yet placed
before
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Prepared by II. B. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
VEGETINE is Sold BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ayers Uathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of a Family Physis,
and for curing Costiveuess, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, ErysIpelas, rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Bill
iousness. Dropsy, TumOrs, Worns,
Neuralgia, as = Dinner Pill,
for Bnri fvine- tha Blood
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Recommend It Heartily.

SOUTH RosToS. =, $50
Mr. SrKvESs: Sr-I taken several bottles Of
your NEGETINE, aud convinced it j. valuable
edy for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint and general debility
can heartily recommend it to n suffering from the
Mrs. MONROE PARKER,
cs,
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.


CoUNTY Of
AS PRESIDENT and:oHS of the HOME IN
j Presiden
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NOTICE !!

YNHE REMARK SOMETIMES MADE by
i my numerous Photographic customers
from distance: Why what beautiful
assortment of JEWELRYl | did not know
you keP h LII Is Seer Ger'dlnIy very ma
reputation as an ARTIST, so widespread and
c. mplete as to have become proverbial and
synonymous with: SHUTTER THE PHoro-
GRAPHER."
Grateful and encouraged as the Artist feels
by such appreciation, [ would however, re-
mind those, who received their inpressi ms by
my unprecedented exhibitions of superior
Photographic works at the Mississippi State
Fairs, and by my reputation an Artist
per Sc as also the public in general, that !:
| have been in the JEW ELRY BUSINESS
81 years in Mississippi-of which eleven years
in Jackson, and that l have, this winter, in
particular, received the largest and and choic-
est assortment of
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Respectfully youEs, 2 $ BEST
Alie. a.. {. +. BEST
ALL DISEASES OF TIE BLOOD.

If VEGETINE win relieve pain. cleanse, pu-
rify and such diseases, restoring the patient
10 perfect health after trying different physi-
clans, many remedies, suffering for years, is it
not conclusive proof. if you are a sufferer, you
can be cured? Why is tits medicine performing
such great cures? 1t works in the blood. in the
circulating fluid 1t truly lie called the
GREAT BLOOD PU RIFIEIi. The great source
of disease originates in the blood; and no medi-
cine that does not act directly upon it, 10 purify
and ronovate, has any just claim upon pubiic.at-
tention.
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NEW LUMBER YARD
SOUTHERN SHAVING SALOON.

Capitol Street. jackson, lEiss.
TACOB WONDERS respectful Y notifies his
81 customers and friends. that he has removed
from Pearl street, 70 the keilsi Building, on
Capitol street, 4 few doors from CLARION Off
&c. which has been furnished with all the APP
planes Of first class BARBER SHOP. He
will keep q sufficient force of good workmen,
and viii do his utmost 10 give satisfaction in
Shaving, Hair-Cutting and >hampooning.
jackson Dec. 76-3m
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STATEN IENrI
Georgia Home Insurance COmpa1V
COLUMBUS, GEORGIA,
JANUARY lsr 1877.

ur GEORGIA HOVE INSURANCE. cowANy, cotcur. d..u
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STATEMENT OF THE
Mobile Fire Department Insurance Conn.,.
JANUARY l, 1s77- Fouy

Amount of Capital Stock authorized. o..
Amount Of Capital stock paid up in
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
DECISIONS JAN. Is.

Supreme Court Chambes--Bv Judge Barrett
The order proposed 5y trustees duncan ag Mcton
settled lO"s' van 'O'''' "Du''OH' As~ ''"'0'e-0'"''
Superior Court Special Tcrm-By Judge spcir.-
Inquest in Ills cas- nu be- eSie with costs the Justice be.
fore whom tn inquest taken property disposed Of the
Judgment o the eaa1 S rs ivooHs VAIN Costs keller
ct al act Key ej IoTer Sntins pianti Per cent on
rep rted due nm aci. vaGGermnaer reference
ordered The Metropo ian Life Insurance Company agt
Goldman Defendant allowed to amend his answer, &C.
Common Pieds--Speciat 1em-Bs judge J. T.
Pagan all think the statute OF 1867 applies BrowH
sGicrAicou granted II dcfcndSnt pay costs Of the
rach, in its turn OF the present calendar CaInion
Blake ct al.Motion granted With slU costs see memo
ny Judge Hocsen-eoldsehear ae. LeyyThero IS no
receiver the oger - show appise the
TeeT1n, nay rJgEr 70 case 40 Ge a S m Of re-
eciver injunction will he modified not % revent
ton coatnnca leave y gwen n renew the application f
Apply for he appoitment Of receiver in
s Se aif T 1o costs S lsd the matter "e Of Yton
Monday N 22a inst. at 1880 m at Part L. Common
mitto Of Tic estate o. Joshua H. Yates ana a. T. ts ao%
pearcd IN is behalf III tic ds ia'pai'eo p.ocecdingA
Marine Court 4a@Jes-Bv Justice Bic Ada,n.n ,-
ss be az is, oSas acG MeDdnad af Wilt Cd
sG r % ls c S' TO e aE T TO- as tp EVENT
oa sIpql"as net T. 1Gg Nc3Han aSi r fo a1T
ESQ Doii.ry a.. Ecady.Rcicied "a J. II: Mccartney.
G.rS al Weed. mIt for plnHH. Wakriutia AT
Pnyfe i,uck ag spawn ieibeTz AIT Morgan Procee
inrs disl.s,A f1oG art. Drc,cr Horu agt Har uhG
Haor.;t agt standfc ci. Complaints dismissed Toqker
aet TJa,-Jacs III NJy. csI~ appointed recover h,!i.gS
tt.chuirUt crict"d baialle ln <iOp yer
thcclct ast Horn, EaYuar AT No"lN1t'n rs ErlheL uL
Ehng Bic" thing AT -tev-
Nurk silse mel lfrclVers
bond aprru. ed Wins lac tombstone B~cberdof agt
Gpi,crman WrO;,s QUINN aga ConIa T. anZiG
AIT iyA- GARNER GSi.icri tlhooly aSt iy tisirr
AT Moran. kumblam aCt Hynan OBu"B Az SSlOiccht,
Taaneaslm g. striker DoIery aGt READY Ilel9i a3t.
Sounrbauir, NEWMAN at. tisKe Nrwhcid agt siela-
= granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
PROPOSED LAW AGAINST pooLsELLING.

The Grand Jury. which has been dcliberatlng
for several DAYS subject OF pooseiling yesterday
reported in the Court of General Sessions bill TO De
recommended TO the Legislature for enactment INTO
law. IL IL a follows:
Tfanv person shah keep any buldng room. or place 70
he us occupied for tho purpose OF recording or regis
telfng any bets waers FOR the purpose Of what - now
commonly called the selling of pools upon the result VI
any contest 81 speed skin. strength, or endnrhhee VI
upon tlc result Of political nomination appohI
ment or election or upon lot, chance. casually OF
unknown cr contingent even; whatever or rhdu KNOW
mgy permit building premises, or pace 10
he uscd or occupied for any puTpls above nanle OF
shall keen exhibit. employ any device oraplftus or
such recording Registering for such selling OF pools
on shall become tie custodian Depository, Tor hife or
reward Of any money, property or hing oi ya!ne skeu
wagcred, pledged upon any such re5It, io chahCG
casualty or event above named such person shah
be deemed guilty msemean0r, ANA SHALL mon con
victOn. bo punished by imprisonment III county jan
SAp riso moi more than two years by fine not more
than 81 600 or by both such fine and Imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
MR. DALy'S RIGHTS IN "PIQUE."

The tlial Of the suit OF Au2Istin DAILY against
soran l. Munroe, suit which has been reportcI in its
a features on preliminary motious WAS De ore Judge
scir IN superior Court Special Term. yesterday IL Is
brought 10 prevent the publication ia weekly paper OF
novel which che plaintiff claims iu;rinscs Tn his
,+ts,s ri .ls" in the play OF "Pique" The question
go, sin. to,,.e Ms mol one Of COPYRIGHT, nut whether
A. .of tle defendant hal taken improper advantage Of
y urHrlction Of the play OF PluC on the stag not,
recount dtCiSluUS, publication O. the play
r. pr ,luce q Story Substance the same ID ar9ther
torn - $4,000, g.
,rt re.l,eSs ~ Florence MauyatS novel 81 Hell L1fu
ami Mast a." bat claimed haj 70 was merely the Genera
. .h ne had borrowed, while plot, sliaatUn-, dia-
i and ARRANGED were ms Own, ana tidt The story
ana Nrurt'4 publication was too fal,i.u copy % ms
,.,r L Al-rhrncl. the writer OF tie story IN Munros
p,I.r was tie Clicf witness for the G'tCrs' hc al
1,'tt.d hat "a yisit Co. the 'hrater whore Piquc was
n CAV lhln the suggestion Of his story, buf GcGlcd
i,1f nc .aul any thinE hut Ia" idea from tic play
has acc-loIt. iii1tii- hoFrNtr
- "a 81 a. hi rIv nat itr would ref
err II .c,Ge TIE amount Of tic taiutt's damages.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

S." a' iuc..'r 81 40. Or NlHctt-,t. charged J0heph
80 t"I seized i,au Hlii aauiii- him ylueais i.l.I
IN - i.t siit'' inG.r,i.- Serious mJGrY tnuai "
,--is ,i. self- vss- 0rnd used re ~1s held
~ $50 % ci~1t O. tSCUU bill
~. iAr lUIlYl.it 4li.te Court. Yesterday, Paul
,il'', - eD,ctc 0lfc q ae''- r0~n lawyer, wEo
-iA :a- o.; ~ I41lss;IuI red ave shots IRON
alre = -'. 90 -nt4 lac3 she reissed - 40 ioT
J. rf''f D d|si4"c BABY on giving
t''c t'is.or MltO.G Campbell Dycanie her bonds
49,. ic LsssN Market Police Court yesterday,
f, iii f5 hn N SIni:h OF ~ 20 ElIzaheiAsf Louisa
On 81 " 90 ' fEs tiet. angus, -uiui % No - hiving-
o. 81 -.'s f'Huie 0i 80. rs f0sy.lSii caroline m"Ght
- - .Isl ihs'. ald AHCr NlcmaH anG hi@ ropuiei
tsf 80. et. tif ~ 81" - Baysr0-si., were committed
'.'' ~ sIUu ha8, EeelHg Glso!dri ionrss al
4 80 ithrr fOify o. inmates were discharged on
ans 'i @h-cnol'g tle1 Ways
Ga ..ie Nfurt Of General Sessions before Judge
~ yeeiticay, James Farrell p.e2arG guilty 10
.., W ~ PREMISES Il l.erlaTG Courtney al NO. 90
q Aha a. sit'ofnc aiH ~Ouuilug Ofncer Mcdowell
inth i'Oiice Precinct For lie two crimes he
d. tAtr It2hau for % years william Daley and
s@i'' ~ assGuiIiAg and I0eain6 William II. Howard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
FATAL MALARIA on BLACKwELLs ISLAND.


the Department Of Charities and Corrections mat te
women who died suddenly last Thursday night In the
Female Erileptie and ParAyric Hospital on BackWefs
Island suffered from the effects o malaria. Their names
were Lavina b. Merrill, 10; Caroline Gartticr' age
81 Mary Poth age >, and Nina Tape. age 20 Their
bodies were lIrurgnt tue M0rEue III this city where
Deuuy Coroner M,Wannc and several other physicians
made IN AUTOPSY ana very little discover'S - sr
mort tire theory THAI poisoning Hd Ocris"dcl hc"I'
Ir Witfu1u4 however will anllvZe the stomach OF ono
OF the women Ihis will take about ten days aecof
of his statement. IT, l. asserted ta pOoi OF WAFER Wis
found under the Pavilion" in which the paf1clts no
G.ed were at that time. TEc surviving patients W."
showed signs % distress were removed aJ once anu Il ~
cait iacf in support OF the theory tIt deatn was
caused by Iaar.i that they immediately began To re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

In Common Pleas. Special Term. before Judge
r,.-. r Iaiy the trial o.. q suit hy 81 Cusliman
a,a r.t tha Thsyer Manufacturing Jeveil' Company was
rru see rdsy. The sut o compel Ia company 10 Trans
icy 10 r 10 500 shares issued AZ 40 each she states that
DR. husband partner in tic hrm whose chei business
va -,lluoa t,velty aaG his share Hcrc than ljouO
,- u ere ,suc To- h.u. be ret tm ou the books OF
d. company. I.Ds4s some Uouulr ar@ihe ht l"'@ MS
t.. .grst'. 10 ll- AtiieIo.D, MlSs3tIu~ u.s.
~. company him siOogA .or tAe stoch, b-t
-rrrri.r. % 90 i> ~3ir fhc company cu- max
t sst tu, ac pt ls"Ha = bca- in -lr'Wi aHu
taerc a story fully teyrpr 90 she crt''rc c-irIda
ma SIT . linz - Nasslohu~ fts 90 reclaim the Ccri1-
clrr rot H. but lcsted trr 4r' eN Dut
sstfif f.t INTO court lAc st j. lii on
a. .ld. Elliott MEMO appear Tor tne pIuHin k0.eIt
Sev~.I fr Bee defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19

-. .~,rxs-r NATHANIEL NILES FOR AN ACCOUNT
ING.
sn;t nv the two daughters OF the late
- vurs cane before Judge Donohuc Yesterday,
s,,c,c Curt Chambers, a motion The plaintiffs
- 10 he er.ndchd zen Of Eugene sue. Their father
-. lr,, estate ana a some hat pecuiitr will. The
- NJ bis estate was 70 go TO his daughters. and on
-. ,.ath their husbands were 10 nave annnties OF
1000 each The principal OF the estate was TO go to
n'ir,n Of Ats daughters, on Il there should be no
-, 10 = nephew Marstou Niles The executors and
- were tho two daughters, the husband of one
', a., s,u-ilters NJ. " T. WilcoxsOn and a nephew,
y ..,i,l Niles The management Of the estate Ii is
yr"-r-1 Nilcs NJ Wi'coXson dyed leaving ms widow
- one child born Europe. sac recently MARRIED
-, Wrh.,u r BELGIUM The other sister mar. led
80 T,taon United states Consul General No London
49, ,.@-srr. sui' bring Nathaniel Niles 70 M &C
,t,,s the charges against him beng that though he
soIs5, ,.Tv large estate IN his hands. the Whole M
., al which hr!ougs the daughters, ne has paid
-, only q niCgGrt!ly sum. about tl2O month;
-, l .es allowed taxes 20 fa INA arrears dnd some
, to hp sold for taxes, and haF neglected u take
- f1 al thc Unpruducttyc properly 20 SonCVard
~. ,rl ahont so acrcS the new wards, titus Cs'cning
- sh.rd hc . large revenue and cndhngcring The
W h. estate Tucrc accounting w 1879, nut the
irf- claim that they were not cited 10 II ana are not
80 Ill H. ana rompisn that the LAWYERS were THEN
iegcG - G0o of winch 5000 went To Mr>Nl.tSs iiIn
"Tbe case came W On Il motion Tor d receiver nut
. ~ siior,ru.d for ono day. Richard BustePd and
hs,i Rts'red r.. appeared FOR Airs Radcau; Marsion
20 fog himsef Niles & Bagicy for Nathaniel Mics ;
c,l'slv Hoffman fOv Ms. WIi4sau, and William Allen
n - - guardian al c!n Tor Emanuel Niles WilcoXsOH.
Ms WuUeGus son.
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Salcs tn Aurnou

A. Mggwiy AucrOnevr.
VbY BANGS& Co., 6j6 Broadway, near bond
ID st-Saes Of 5ooAs Works % Ar &c yc
THE Messr-. LEAVIrT, AuctionecrS. At.
Commencing MONDAY. Jan. o. and continuing calIy'
ar ! O'Clock p. H., until the whole Is sOid
THE MOST EXTENSIVE LIBRARY EVER SOLD IN
THE UNITED SrATFS
COMPRISING ucary 210 y0umrs - .,.r, -,
Cousufing collections II e. Late PEl EIs iA'l Il
and the late EDWARD II. TRACl.
AMERl' ANA, IlSlIlltl ,..r,
ANGLING, NlMlShAiA'
BIBLIDGRAPHY sCOIlASA,,
nICTI1SARIES THEOLOGY,
r. tCErI y WIrCHCRAFT
Rlark letter and Early printed Books, Privately printed
DoDks Poetry and Drama Voyages AMI raves lup M
Socery qualifications Greek aud Latin Cass'cs A!usuA'
caia!"gncs ready Price 81 Books on exhibition now at
Clinton Hal.
NOBLE LIBRARY.
BG0k COLI this III luck ltls put SUI.
time dispersion Of te hruze% books gave @
cara NJ Thar surerJ collection and E0~ alt.f W
about brought under the hamuIer %neh w., aI
me opnoniry those DESTROYS 81 euf mig Inel, S.i
We refer tothe collection Of the latr ret't %
Edward H. Tracy sentemcIi. 50 vel A", a. ~
g1necrs the Aqde'uct Dep9rine %ere p,DC
1acs - the first watsr and employed Their leisaI" mum
collecting rariiies, until at tneir death hfy a @
libraries which many respects are unique NAL
Jan II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
REPORTED loss OF A BARK WITH HER CREW.

REPORTED loss OF A BARK WITH HER CREW
BosroN. Mas, Jan. 1S.-The bark Everett
Gray of Yarmouth. Ne, Cap Jacob O. LorinT' cleared
At Roston on the 10Th 81 last October, bound for Glouces
Ter Eng and having been heard from since Il gwen
I'm ~ Loot The .ippostio being that she foundered In
Que of the heavy gales that prevailed the Atlantic
short time AFTER she left port Her cargo consisted VI
321s5 bushels of corn, valued al S2G,73~, which was
July insured The bark 592 IONS register built IN
1871 nj Yarmouth Me-. where she was owned BY Rich
ard Harirg Capt. LornE, and Others, and was valued
"a 423 600 The following is list Of the officers ana
crew:
1,nob g. Torinc mn fer; W f.. wean, mate; D=ncan
NcIyan. second mate; william Jones, COOK L ApDeIiul
Thomas IatI. A. G. Lau-ucad. Jcus Chr'st"cf~'h l'"b
EFT Villains r. T. JIiri.l- and John ItljIH ma Acach
AZ Eanl are supposed to ma persisted III the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
sTrz,NG FLOUR N TIE MIL.

The trial of sut was begun yesterday III supreme
Court Crt bcfr, Judge van BrInt Pos Thomas L. f"Ter
arr Aran g. Wctmore against Thomas q. Gordon The de-
:-..l, coItraci through broker 10 buy u tf lal''
ff cash. $40 bushels GRAN. worth rf75o II, t"S The
vf4- t.'. suJ began into -four The pain
fr.. ,-l pat ai4 uot -ci-l %, r'il'it
..I . nr.t LEVIN. and Scored o., 1n.I. i.r d"-
f. SAWS at its seized so haI"i-, its 80 il- H't I'D
r. .. 90 bu~htt~ Of wheat. wort 4u a. $500. tt-
I FL. r..-rI ol r-!. .liJ barrels dHt luhO
s,., I!r .urg are bring scaled le.Lct LAS morn
~ atretd iad Ashhrl T. Fitch appear iOr the pidnt!ls
h d. !, .lnIu-- nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
TRIAL OF rERRY-MAsTERs.

The trial Of George w. West and Jacob \.
v,g,.f,nblrc two of the Jersey CITY icrri masters
ea,s,l with st,iiu. passenger fares. IN combination
villa other employees OF tc I2nusylvnia Railroad Com
rr, o. t- amount ~ $4,000 icar was concluded IN
Or - nf Genera. ssi 'uS YESTERDAY Toe Cj>e has &C.
i. zen GfrS and u9pes OF evidence have hcen taken
Tao Yaaci %, witness Tor the prose Htl'n was ieh.N
r. u... uIU u' thc tc. yWcf, VINO tiFutU Sittr tt-
,ev.r .rst has fellow cOLsprntOrS. ana detained uic
manner DO which they carried on tAcir 81 Siciniuc
.br-ttry. The ctsc gwen % tue Jury a "c"'A
Yesterday st.rauau. HAVING !acd 70 agree aver NcN-
81 ho-s lcLocratln the jurors were locked NJ ior
"a