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RAILWAY TO CLIFTON F0RGE.-The Peters
burg Post, abiding to the discussion of the
canal and the railway to Clifton Forge, says /:
In the argument the water-line men have
decidedly the advantage, for il the canal
can be extended to Clifton Forge, where it
will tap the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
it will give continuous water communica-
ton to Richmond with only one transfer OF
freights with cheap transportation !;
whereas, if the connection be by twenty
eight miles OF rail there will be two trans
fers, with higher rate Of charges. Such
an arrangement as this would never detach
much freight from the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and never accomplish the advan-
tages contemplated by the great water-line,
or claimed by the friends OF the railroad.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, January 9th, by Rev. ]. r. Garlick, d..
D. at the residence OF the brides sister Mrs John
F. Parrish). Mr.. JOHN W, GOODE and Miss FAN
ME E. KELLEY; both OF this city,
Nolfolk and Baltimore PAPERS please copy.
Married, at Bruton Parish church, Williamsburg,
Va, OIL Thursday, February 18th. by Rev. W. e.
Meredith assisted by Rev. Lyman B. Wharton. Miss
MARY G. HARRISON, daughter Of Colonel Ran
iolph Harrison, to GORDON WEBB, OF New Kent
county. No cards. ~
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and Ohio Railroad.

The Louisville Courier Journal states
that number of suits were brought in that
city on the 14th instant against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad for recovery Of
money amounting to over 100000, for
which the owners of the claims hold bonds
OF the company as collateral security. They
pray the sale OF the bonds to satisfy the
debts as far as they may.
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"The greater question:" said DAVID DuD-
LEY FIELD, speaking Of the Florida case,
"is whether or not the American people
stand powerless before q gigantic fraud"
There certainly is your gigantic fraud to
begin with, and there before it, too, stand
your American people, says the Louisville
Courier-J Journal; and we think it's appears.
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II. b. CLAFLIN DENIES Knowing Any
THING ABOUT W. II. WELDON.-Nelc York,
February I'LL. B. Clafln and another
member Of the firm of Clatlin IL 90. told a
reporter last evening that neither Of them
had recommended w. II. Weldon to Pepper,
OF Mobile, nor had they known anything OF
him at any time.
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1t is painful cry Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat that the Democratic party shows
a determination to cheat the Republicans
out OF their victory honestly won. The
virtuous Republican organ made mistake
by nisplacing party names. Now it dis
covers its error, and were it not Republic
can paper the discovery would occasion
some degree OF remorse.
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VINO IS WELDON Enquiry in Philadel-
poia develops the fact that n. Ell. Weldon,
the young man who made an attack upon
Governor Packard's life in New Orleans,
is the SON Of Rev. G. +. Weldon, high
lyi respected Lutheran clergyman Of West
Philadelphia. .ast. 2 r sfi
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CHANDLER GoING FOR TIE. SENATE
Washington, February 16.-Friends Of Sec
rotary Chandler say that there is plan on
foot by which it Is expected that he can be
returned again to the Senate. 1t Is to have
Senator Christiancy appointed to the SUI
preme Court bench, and Mr. Chandler sent
In his place to. the Senate. The Michigan
Legislature is said to have been canYassed,
and majority Of the Republican members
are said to favor the idea.
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. It's supposed that Che Tory statesmen OF
England are decidedly opposed to attempts.
to cosrce the Turks, as TINT may arouse Mo-
hammedanism against England. There are
40,G 900 Of Mohammeda dams in British In
din, and were they to rise at the unfurling OF
tie banner Of The prophet itwould cause
some fncon yenienee. IA
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DEATHS.

Died. on Saturday the TIN February, ut 6 o'clock
P. NJ, of diphtheria. EDWARD RE!NliARDT
JACOB, son Of Edward and hiaria Schumacher;
aged three years and tive months.
The funeral will take place at O'Clock THIS
(bIonday) EVENING from st. Johns church, FIRM
street Relatives and friends requested to at
tend,
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We have from Messrs. WooDHoUsE &
pARHAM, agents for the American publish
ers Of foreign periodicals, the Edinburgh
Reuie1p for January
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The Louisiana people want to know il
they will be eight up as the Florida people
WERE. to secure nutriment for Hayes
louisville Journal. 35z..3l 4 ~ III ~
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The Democrats on the Tribunal will I'M
doubtedly continue their game OF seven up,
says the Louisville journal; and so they
did to the end.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated s%yl@
Nl conyocatlon of HARTMAN ROYAL sZNs
ARCH CHAPTER, No. Sc, will take place AI@SSss
THIS EVENING at Mssons' Hall, on TWEEN ~~e"
ty-fflh street. at 6 o'clock. Royal Arch Masons In
good standing are fraiernaiy invited.
BY order OF the n. E. II. 2.
WILLIAM WILSON, Secretary.
FEBRUARY 10, A. L. 5577, A. D. 1877.
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DRY GOORs.
REDUCTIONS!
CYCLE BROTHERS

CYCLE BROTHERS
are stir selling
ANDRosCoGGIE ind FRCIT-OF-THE-LOos
ut 10 and l1c
una all The other brands at old prices.
we nave just opened new live Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS
CAhBRlC EDGING and lNsEprJscs
~''oO YARDS REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN N
QUO. per yard worth 75c. and 81.
1ou can Ind complete line In every depar.mc,,
such az p1' '''' AL
49,. TOWELS, NAPKINS,
TABLE and FRUIT-CLOTus,
CASsIafERES for mems and bor>'ye,
Weare determined to close gu. urea, many yo,.
on account Of moving to our new store-So a,o
broad street, between Third and Fourth ~.
the LIST Of May.
Cail anu examine oua bargains before purchase,
elsewhere. syCIE ppor,irne
423 Broad street.
'c io-lm between Fourth and Fifth street,
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&C., being the special order, was taken up,
and postponed until Tuesday.


- Senate Joint resolution in collation. TO- the
sChcsapeake and F0hio railroad, comrnuni-
Gated sby special messenger TO-DAY, was
takenyf,p and coneurred insand scntto the
Governors. s.at H
TO ENFORCE THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
= s149- ssa'-as-sa MENTs. &-.-~.- - az-- -
House bill to enforce the constitutional
amendments restricting the right otsuffrage
to citizens who shall have paid to the State
before the day OF election the capitation tax
required by law for the preceding year,
and to amend and reenact chapter 7 Of the
Code, being che special order, was taken up,
read, and amended.
Pending further consideration OF the bill
the House adjourned.
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GFNFRAI, ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
saT ;Is February II, 1871.
<sr SENATE.

s45nDaY, February II, 1871.
~ SENATE.
The seuatsImet ass12 MIR: QuEsEN-
RrRRY. president pro tenn, In the chair:
PRAYER bv Rev. George E.. Booker, OF
union.station Methodist church.
-sz-s REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
From the Joint Committee on Constitu-
.;onaI amandments An amendment to the
:, From The Joint Committee on Executive
Exnenses. Expenditures for the fiscal
wear Including Goth September, 1876.
THE Committee for Courts OF Justice
Acted 70 he and were discharged from the
s,,rther consideration OF Senate bill for the
relief OF Samuel Anderson and others:
From fhe committee for Courts OF JUS
t;ce ;. Senate bill in relation to the sale OF
certain church property in Norfolk county.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
\ nv MIR. PENN: Bill to amend the Code of
1878 in relation to printing the records OF
the Court Of Appeals.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
MIR. PENN presented joint resolution
providing for the adjournment OF the Gen-
eral Assembly on the 4th OF March. Inc
rules were suspended and the resolution
taken up and passed by the following vote:
genssy GGGstfan a GTsensr
Ii.,rstoa. Johnson Lee, Marshall, Newberry, Num-.
Penn. ouesenberry, slemp, Splitter, Tanner, Ward,
woo" SoEs any Bland, CLARK, Dawson Flnney.
Herndon. Homes, Lawson, Maddox. Mofett, Poweli,
Sinclair, smith, Stevens, and Terry-l4.
THE STATES INTEREST IN THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Mr.. SMITH presented joint resolution
instr11ctine the Attorney-Gcneralt to request
the city Circuit Court TO suspend ac-
ton in the matter Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, now pending in that court,
until the subject can be investigated by
the General Assembly so MS to protect the
interest OF the State, and asked for sus-
pension of the rules to take it up. The rules
were suspended and the resolution agreed
to. .,......
On motion of Mr.. SPITLER, House bill in
relation to the Winchester and Strasburg
Railroad Company and for its relief was
taken up and passed.
Senate bill for the incorporation Of the
Bedford Alum and Iodine Springs Com
pany.
House bill for the payment of fifty dollars
to B. NJ. Angle for the capture of penlten-
tiary convict.
TIE SPECIAL ORDER.
On motion of Dir. PENN the special order
(the reapportionment was taken up and
made the special order OF the day for Mon
day at O'Clock. ...
ADVANCED ON THE CALENDER.
A large number Of bills were taken up
and advanced on the calender.
CITY OFFICIALS AS CONTRACTORS.
Senate bill prohibiting any city official
from becoming contractor or furnisher OF
material to the city in which he may reside
was taken up, on motion Of Mr.. CLARK, and
subsequently tabled.
Adjourned at $3.50 P. n. ..s ..sa s
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
FEBRUARY DIST.
MANAGER. Observation-Disclosures Mr.. JOHN I. FORD,
of Baltimore and Washington.
Engagement of the distinguished young American
dramatic artistic,
Miss MARY ANDERSON,
who will have the support of the popular actor,
MR.. GEORGE C. B0NIFACE,
MIR. CYREL SEARLE,
and 4
3 CAREFULLY SELECTED DRAMATIC.
COMPANY.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 2lst,
Lord Lytton's beautiful fire-act play OF
THE LADY OF LYONS;
~ OR,
-~- s." LOVE AND PRIDE.
THURSDAY, February 22d,
1892. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT. 1877.
H.. Shakespeare's love tragedy OF
ROMEO AND JULIET:
FRIDAY, SHAKESPEARE'S MACBETH. g
Secured seats, 81. Admission, rs and soc. Places
reserved at Johnston's, 915 Main street. Re i7-a*
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has the honor to announce matinee on
WEDNESDAY. February 81, 1877, at p, NJ.
The Doctor on this occasion will perform chef
d'oeupres of the French, German. Italian, and
American composers, comprising selections from
Mozart, Beethoven. Weber, Chopin, Thalberg List,
Rossini Verdi, Beln, and the national airs, TINS
giving historical and educational sketch OF mnSic
DR.. SATTER will have the kind assistance OF Airs.
TIERS, the celebrated violoncellist; Professor j.
REINHARDT the well-known pianist.
Tickets 75c. No extra charge for reserved selts.
Sale commences Tuesday morning ut Wyat's music
store fe 19-3t
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From the Committee on Roads: A bill to
authorize George w. Fitchett to erect a
pier-head on James river, near College
creek. ....f 'r..: -
From the Committee on Asylums with
the recommendation that it do not pass: A
bill to amend the act in relation to remov-
ing lunatic asylums.
From the Committee for Courts: A bill
to incorporate the Virginia and Tennessee
Real Estate Association.
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dent OF the Senate, the questions next pre-
sented was as to the count of the vote by
Congress. There was no doubt entertained
BY thinking men that the force which had
secured the three southern States fraudu-
lently would follow up its triumphs into
the very halls of Congress. The certain
disagreement Of the two houses would be
made the occasion for gross usurpation by
the president OF the Senate, who (backed by
the Republicans, denying the right OF the
House OF Representatives to elect Presi-
dent upon a disagreement between the
houses as to ho1 the people had voted,
would open the seals Of the electoral votes,
and, counting those votes, would proclaim
the result, and the Government would have
inaugurated the person 80 proclaimed as
President. ,,,r
The meditated usurpation alarmed the
country, and even the Republican party. hesi-
tated about step 80 unauthorized, SO mon
strous. Their abIest senator, to avoid such
dangerous precedent, was first to move in an
effort to devise way OF escaping 1t, and
the Electoral Commission was the result OF
his exertions, sustained heartily by leading
members OF his own and the Democratic
party. It met the ready approval OF all sec
tons, imparting to the nation great salts
faction at the idea Of escaping usurpatioD
alarming to contemplate, and threatening
civil liberty with disastrous blow. 81.
This Commission was, as all know, plan,
ned with view to fairness and impartialty. j.
The i've Democrats and FIVE Republicans OF
Congress-, although under the bias Of party
feeling, would be unable to achieve any de-
cidediy partisan advantage, and the five
Judges Of the Supreme Court It was CONF
IDENTIFY md iondly hoped would hold the
balance and well preserve tlie judicial char
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Or. John NJ Greene TO recover S12o, claimed TO be
owing for dues and assessmenta Having expert
enccd as alleged dfaculty in dnding the Doctor At
homo, SO as 10 serve upon him personally summons
In the case application was made yesterday TO Judge
Donohue for leave serve the by leaving At his
residence, No 70 Union square. The application was
granted. ~
Judge Donohue yesterday granted order TO show
cause why . mapdamus should not issue against the
Board OF Registers Of the Twenty -nrst cleo
ton district OF the Twenty-drst Assembly dis
trick directing them to register Ira NJ Devoe. II Is
stated that Devoe has previously voted IN this dis.
trict that on presenting himself for registration
answered promptly every question but the last one,
when, being overcome by nervousness, he was unable
10 respond and that this account he was rejected
The order was made returnable to-day.
Judge Freedman yesterday ordered . yeerencc In
the suit OF Anna Gerecke against Henry Doering,
Charles Schneider and Fred Gerecke, which came be-
tore the Court motion TO compel ner former at
torncvs and Joseph Koch, receiver, TO pay TO ner
present attorneys $3204, with interest ana for an
accounting The plaintiff IN her afldavt states that
penang the litigation Koch appointed receiver OF
the property Of the defendants, which, as she be-
eves was worth $40 000 that the sale realized about
Sill 000 being sufficient 10 satisfy her judgment for
s. 604 that only 81, 400 has been paid her, and
that although she has demanded the balance from hor
former attorneys aud Mr.. Koch portion beng Ia the
possession OF each Of shcm. the same has not been
paid and she believes she will receive the
unless tho Court compels them to pay her Tho
neys, 1t ID alleged, clum the balance for services
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

On motion Of Mr.. William l.. Royal, Mr.. Thomas J.
Kirkpatrick, OF Lynchburg, Va, admitted 10
practice attorney and counsellor OF this court
On motion OF Mr. \. Kernan, Mr.. Joseph Mulin, Of
Watertown, N. r. admitted TO prnctce as an A.
torney and counsellor OF this court
On motion Of Mr.. W. Willoughby. Mr.. Isaac II.
Shields Of Richmond. Va. was admitted 10 practice
attorney and counsellor Of shis court
Nos. 9US, 900, 970 S7l, 972 973 aud g74. Thomas j.
MegibDen ct al, Plaintiffs IN error, va tho United
StaLos In error TO tho Circuit Court OF the United
States for the District OF Kentucky --On motion OF
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General Smith the writs OF
error IN the causes were dockcted and dismissed
Preston ct al This cause was argued by Mr.. william
L. Royal, OF counsel for appellan and by Mr. Tbomas
J. kirkpatrick for the appcilces stt
No so. Tho West Philadelphia Bank, plaintiff In
error, vs.. Samuel Dickson OF al, nssgnees This
cause was argued by Mr. q W. liornor. OF counsel for
piaintn IN error, and by Mr.. Samuel Dickson for
the defendant IN error.
Adjourned until TO morroM ----- ---L---
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THE MARTINEZ CASE.

Mr. Manuel Martinez, whose appearance in the Fifty.
seventh Street Court iew days ago was to answer
charge OF abandonment preferred by his wife, Adele.
rcappenred thero yesterday with his counsel Tho
hitter handed the Justice written agreement mad.
by both parties since the day Martinez was paroied
This paper states that Martinez and tho complainant
have lived and wife for years, but have never
been married. Tho wifc agrees 10 rcinquish all
claims upon her husband In consideration oil tho pa
nent by MIN OF $50 month, which Is to support tho
three children whom the defendant acknowledges ns
his. Justice Murray consented 70 the arrangem
and Martinez sot at liberty. MIRA Martinex dad
appear court
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A SHoPLIFTER CAUGHT.

O1lccr Musgravo arrested young and we'll dressed
woinan yesterday on tho complaint OF Charles Dam,
doing business at No. ITO Fulton street. who charged
that the prisoner with two other females entered his
store ana while there contrvod TO secrete two wooen
shirts, valued Al So The goods were missed imme-
diately alter tho parties had left the store One OF her
com panions succeeded In escaping with red over
SKIRT Tho prisoner arragncd In the Tombs Police
Court, where she gave the oi Mary Muiins Sho
was held In $500 bail TO answegs
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SEEKING DIVORCE.

Action for divorce has been Instituted In the Su.
premo Court, Kings county, by Thomas $. Boyle
against Mary Ann Boylo. his WIFE, rho plaintiff Is
cigarm or has been married. many years. having
grandchildren Justice Pratt yesterday allowed $25
mud before q referee.
The New York herald., 1877-11-01
THE JERSEY POLICE PARADE.

The annual parade OF the Jersey City police took
place yesterday. Although the weather was very un-
proptious the marched steadily through some OF
the principal thoroughfares and presented dne ap.
pearance At The close oi tho parade banquet was
at the Continental Hote and was attended by
Governor Bedle, Senator Albeit Orestes Cleveland,
the Police Commissioners aud many other prominent
citizens.
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REAL ESTATE.
Eight sales in foreclosure occurred on the Exchange
yesterday. The details folows:-

Eight sales in foreclosure occurred on the Exchange
yesterday. The details are as follows:- tLA
BERNARD sMYrn-
erss--ot the Two story brick building. with lot =
KILL. No. 293 Henry st.. between scammel aud 81
Aso ssnn similar s % K ard build
g wsh 81 Hester Ss OK q pan Sn ST. i1a s..
oour. orseIo.a,s : ssD saa.H.a.a ,naar b.,.nao
ss he 20 vs ssY sia 's s. ssd
~ feet n Of 9Th st 10 Peter BaientYne OTIS
AIS. similar ,,s s Willis A Ao Essd I aass as
$50 feet Of "a q Franklin tinch....... 1900
S9gss,os oeps S'Sss's
East SD st., s., l25 It, w. of LIST av, to Thos B.
Asfr'''''''''''n. ny H. s1iIrn 81. ''so'
Supreme Court foreclosure salc-John N. Bowers,
rsereeof the tour story 1 brown own, stone ... building.
1883 ". Of I'D av.. to plaintiff l1ooo
s.
iss lo's1lSaii y; ias ka.s ioash st.. 5. iss 90
Superior Court foreclosure ! ..e .5S gosn r. nslestler
on NV St. Nicholas ". g. 5li Il . both ST.. 70
piainif l5oo
Total sales for The s54s25
1 c..ssra. Sss IT, bsh S o O.
iis.h st. $. 30 Il. ". Of ssh av ii 1ioO ii; James
ID e. esnsr raa @ so j. Wick and
vie 10 Joseph isenbcrg.. :................. I4oU
Byrd Irregular; A. Il. vincent to John
slss st. n s. a45 IT, v. Of sth av 2ix 100 s: William
scott lexecutor TO EIixabeth Curry:......:.. Nom.
6dth ST. u. -. l2o IT, W. oi 4th av.. 25xIOO5; John
j. Bradley and wife to 4. Toptx -. :..:.... 2o.25o
l2Otn "a. 2S76 IT, W. oil Nv. A. lS9.xlOO 10; r
M Henry treieree) 80 o. o. Benson .......... 1900
Henry =. NO. 2s2 A. f. Krcheis treferoo) to
OH, T. ST. s.. SIS r. " Of ist av. &s3s III F.w
Loow reereel to j. Hochster ster................. $500
126tn st.. g.. 100 n. Of 9th sv, icOxsalI; Ann
h. Tnpson and husband 10 w. Searis. ...... II 500
142d b.. $50 It. .. OF Willis nv. 2oxlUU t23d
wardl Mary Il. Ward and husband to A. Il. Leay-
,a,t q. n. g. rs Il. w. Of 9Th av. 5xDs ii; sam.
uei Lundy to Joseph Bissicks Nom.
MORTGAGES
Band, Christian and wife, to ueorgc Chesterman. W.
= Of Of i24h st.. years: :.......... $500
Benson. Garret O., to New York Life Insurance sF
COMPANY, n. > OF l2osh 81 ". ~. 4; year $500
j. d iae,h w o. Madison years...:.:.. 1000
Same % Jacob Haisted. n. OF 12eth ST. W. ofMad-
ison av syears; 1900
Same T. b. smith. n. $. Of 10th ST., W. OF Mad
Same 10 same, n. = Of i2dth ST. v. Of Madison av:
Same to !. Hay. n. s. Of i2eth ST. v. OF Madison
crnmbie, James and wife. TO Jacob K. Lockman
texeeltorl a. OF Goth ST. O. of2d av; years. o.ooo
Of 5eth st.. 9Th av j yoar ......... ... e.723
year. $500
Frscl, Charlotte ana husband, to N. Cowcu. s. s. or
Henry st.. ". Of Market st. ........... 1000
Field, Phebo, to H. W. see n = OF l27th st.. W. OF Sd
uanekanp, Mary. 10 Mary l. Kattenhorn, .. Of
2Ist So, between lst and I'd avs D years 1000
Toplitz. Emma j. and husband, 20 Eliza Mckc, n.
Of 6sth IT., Of 18th av years. ........... 1900
10Th av 8 years. ............. ............ $500
Ey.t. ~ ne hay Dyaa
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

e WANTED TO PUKCHAsE.
-I~>Y0UNG. ExPERlENCED NAN WANTS A BAR;
Aeasy termsi would ~lIV down. Address, with full
particulars, BAR. Herald olicd
BOUT THIRTY YARDS or CARPET; MUST BI,
IA decided bargain. ID. v. sULLlVAe, ~ Abin gdon
square.
INANTED--A SECOND HAND FAIRBANKS POKTA.
w BILE Hay and stock Scales, cnpscity3 also No.
1O portable Platform Scales without wheels Address
with lowest price, a. B., station q. Now York.
yNANTED--TWO MUSTARD MILLS. 80 INCU
w stones and one. .of Ross Mills No. Address with
full particulars, ". EVANS, box 3.s95 Post Office
MISCELLANEOUS.
MkERSCIIAUM COATED CLAYs; NEW sIfAPEs
l lManuacturers j. Goldberg Liverpool, En- aud
Agent. a. sTEKN. 227 East Broadway. Now York.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

jury was drawn yesterday for the Court Of Oyer
and rerminer. which opens on Monday next Judge
Brady is 10 hold the Court
John Thomas was brought before United States
Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged with passing
a counterfeit i've dollar bill tho First National Bang
or Tamsqua Pa. He was hold ior exam nation in do
fault Of 81, 900 bail. s
Permission was given yesterday by Judge Donohuo
% Mr. smallcy, receiver Of tho Ciarmont Savings
Bank 10 bring a suit against A. A. Marsh to recover
respectively 81 los 80 aud $1,000, claimed 70 be owing
by him TO the bank.
The New YORK Protestant Episcopal Public ScnooI
protest against assessments made its property for
improvements IN seventy seventh street aud petit
toned Judge Donohuc to have the set aside
claiming that they are excessive. The petition was
denied.
Tne Army and Navy CLUB has brought suit against