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AMICK.-on Wednesday, May /. 1873, at 81;
4. NJ, Miss ciTRisTIsA AMlcK. 81 Jess af
Funeral from The reddence Of her mother, Mrs
Catherine Amick, corner Main and south stCets
Friday, May 81, Rt2F.M. Friends Of the family
respectfully Invited to attend. Burial at Green
wood. TH s.4s.s rtr. asr#f..F H.
HULL-At the residence Of her parents, WIN.
J. and N. Hull, No. S7Ii Wood street, Thursday,
May ., 1878, nj I o'clock A. NJ, Bessie MAY HUH,
aged months and 2 days. Hf....r
Funeral from the residtncs Of her parents, on
Fhday, May Sd, at2R.N. Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend. 1ntetmeut at
Greenwood Cemetery. .., ..r-u.
HEALY.-At fenvood, on Thursday, May 2,
ISIS At II A. ~, BRIDGET, wife Of William Healy,
aged 70 yeas
Pantral from ST. Johns Church, Benwood, Sat-
urday, May 4, at 10 AN. Friends Of the family
are Invited to attend. Interment at Mt Calvary
Cemetery.
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Mn. G. NELSON, Of sunsbury town
,hip5Monfoe county, Ohio, asheared ten
Thoroughbred Merino sheep this
spring from which he obtained 100
pounds OF wool. The heaviest fleece
weighed sevnteen pounds. The wool was
Of ten months growth and Of the best
quality, the longest staple being four and
a.half inches. ..
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THr Republican party in Paris has @
nsvIpaPefs with 100000 subscriber ;
the orleaui,ts, Eve papers, with a cifcu'
lation Of 10000 copies ! the Legianist'
six, With { circulation Of 5000 copies
and the Bonapartist seven, with q cir
culation of7O,OOO copies. I
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DR.. PrRRcE's Golden Medical Discov.
cry will cure a cough In one.half the time
necessary to cure Il with any other medi.
cine; and It does II, not by drying 1t up,
but by removing the cause, subduing the
irritation, and healing the affected parts.
Sold by druggists.
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CHE WHEELING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRIDAY NAYS 1873

Mrs. Joanna Morse, mosed on Monday
from the frame house ut 22S Madison
areei 10 q, broWn.stone house a. lA8
Hewes street, between Lee and Marcy
avenues. An endeayor was made TO keep
the new location = secret. Mrs. Tilton
ieased the house from Mr.. B. F. O'Brien,
the owner, for one year, signing the lease
herself. Her sons Carroll and Ralph are
10 remain with her. Mr.. .Tilton is to
provide for his family,s support, and for
hat Of Mrs, Morse. Mrs. Tillon Is 10
spend the summer in Warwick.
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...- -.ra ..r .F REASON.
+ GDEAR SIR: l have read your manu-
script with some attention. By the argu.
ment which.it contains against o particu.
lar Providence, though you allow gen.
eral Providence, you strike ut the foun.
dation Of all religion. For without the
belief Of Providence that takes cogni-
zance Of, guards and guides, and may
favor particular persons, there Is no
motive 10 worship Deity, TO fear his
displeasure, or to pray for his protection:
/ will not enter into any discussion oil
your principles, though you seem TO de-
sire it. ...i.I
AT present 1 shall only give you my
opinion. Though your reasons are subtle,
and may prevail with some readers, you
will not succeed so as TO change the gem
eral sentiments Of mankind on that sub.
iect; and the consequence OF printing this
piece will be 4 great deal Of odium drawn
upon yourself, mischief to you and no
benefit to others. He that spits against
the wind, spits in his own face. But were
you to succeed, do you imagine any good
will be done by It? You yourself may
find Il easy to live yirtuous life without
the assistance afforded by religion-hay-
ing clear perception Of the adEantages
Of virtue and the disadvantages Of vice,
and possessing strength and resolution
sufficient to enable you to resist common
temptations; but think how great apor-
ton Of mankind consists Of ignoran
men and women, and OF inexperienced
youth Of both sexes, who have need Of
motives Of religion to restrain them from
vice, support their virtue, and retain
them in the practice Of it till it becomes
habitual. which Is the great point for its
security. And perhaps you are indebted
to her originally, that is your religious
education, for the habits Of virtue upon
which you now justly pride yourself. q
You might easily display your excel.
lent talents Of reasoning upon 8 less
hazardous subject, and thereby obtain &
rank with our most distinguished au-
thors. For among us II is not necessary,
as among the Hottentots, that y youth to
be raised into the company Of men,
should prove his manhood by beating his
mother. -Hl $3.50 y.
I should like 10 advise you, therefore,
not 10 attempt unehaiaias de tiger, but to
burn the piece before it is seen by any
other person, whereby you will save your.
self . great deal Of modification from
the enemies 1t will raise against you, and
perhaps good deal Of regret and repent.
ance. II men are 40 wicked with re.
ligion, what would they be without it? i
intend this letter itself as proof Of my
friendship, and therefore add no profess
sions, but subscribe simply, Yours
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
pzrARruRx OF 4RAnI

elm Grove Accommodation. traln only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
| tDaily except SUNDAY -N0wark Accommodation.
. tSteubenviIle Accommodation train dur
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when requi-
red Of RhefmAn House, Ktnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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ERKENB RECHER'S
Starch

is absolutely odOrleSs, and Chemically
Pure. ,....,Fs '..,.... .-.,- ~.
II Is snowflake white. ' cps
It is susceptible Of the highest and most
lasting Polish.
Itpossesses greater strength Of body than
other trade brands. s,.#.
Il Is packed in Pound Parcels. Full
Weight guaranteed. ....
1t costs less money than any Starch In
the World.
It Is manufactured in the heart OF the
greatest cereal region OF the Globe.
It Is Sold universally In America by
Grocers and Dealers.
IL annual consumption reaches Twenty
Million Pounds.
ANDREW ERKENBRECHER,
!'a" A1' CINCINNATI. iHit'
So Rrkeabreehe'I World FdmOu Com Starch for
EuQlsa ........".... tHl-EAIu
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GENERAL NoTIcs.
SEALED PROPOSALS, 80 y


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We w Clsft antll FndII' ~ Nv, I; u Z,
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ana GsIoe,lngltonel that NAV u i, y
sl'y ioT one ys1t trUa MAY IN ,,'qalNj !, :
o. o., 'h ~. ee.s quality Of and ,tSBs y
10y ~ than four n tCsi ~ ~ q d.sIsSs
inee :, deep and ave ib) iStSSs I SsttTsT 9
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thln az ~ ieSt h." - e e
ana Yen llol inches ,hIef, oI,S Il s
ehisel drtssed. =" " a'dslJ NJ Z
Bus vii also be ferlrsj T.,
srH sing, 70 b used BY stte., y Is 70, m
him. r~No u lht diI detE,..ia
ne leoIe work 10 be don. T.,
The street CenmlSsionsf Az T ~. y y, I'm
Proposals. to be Addressed Ia IL,
streets Alleys aud Grlds,, X, y, y 0ssss,
Ing The right to ., lei any 3, III n SS9;Ss!s ~
apps ALEX. UPbEGpISt
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FrankIin's Celebrated Letter 10
l. fasmipl5a Paine. tt ~
To the Edltns Of the Pitt,bursh Commercial Ga
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DoTI,ERS FOR SALE
To,T Avn OS FL!

n0UsE FOR sALE-I G I,;1,g r I, y
an soutS Front street, lLh ~, y ,,s5I, 2
Sls!,dS a. HouIs contains nice S roS Y z
room and Sa!st Che TSsre sTc %, a., IL 9 eIl
nd 4, n ~, st'' ."d BE g Eos a 8: S
Terms easy. Apply !" J0HS NOBgS
south frat stt.ct -
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A CARD.

In retiring from The sruG A!,s, ill.,,
desire TO thank ny lrIendi M H. NJ.
ally for their literal psirptir,. "a N \. ~ Z
same Be extended 10 ny Iacces9L
api9 Nv ,n,,,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE, -
A.. The S,ir. aTItnsG"ShIP Of Patton A Es..,,
uSy ui..olNed BY mutual conspt ~, sal
paT!nSrs may use the arm n,S.Ts tAs { \
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d,i.o oS hIu /, Of Adam, a LOs,, hu llsb,,..
S Ts,Iy,ns X mutual mutual SOs,sai, NJ IYIis
tied by A. N. AdIln,, Sbo ~; M " lbs
old stand, No. I:g7 NAH, m. 81 ~. 4 !
lst, $50, Tor the purfos d di@,isI, !, ~, w
Of stock retained by him, eobI,tIst mn
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THE MODERATE USE.

The moderate use Of alcoholic stimu.
lants with meals is not only harmless,
but promotes digestion, and especially al.
ter fatigue gives degree Of comfort and
restfulness. No healthy man needs 1t,
however, and 1t ia a question If this min.
lister Of comfort is not so easily transmu'
ted into destroyer that It is too danger.
GUS guest to be admitted into the house.
hold NJ all Ht
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

toga In the year that the Atalantas won and the
Bunalos second. may send good crew, and tnere
hall q dozen clubs in the ST. LOUIS navy that
ought 10 be abe TO furnish something crcdtaoie IN
Washington there the Analostans and Inc Fo'o-
macs, that finished secoud al Saratoga 10
1879 and Baltimore the undne boat
CLUB, whose captain, Mr. j. II. G. Watts, the weii-
known English oarsman. could get up good crew.
From the South there the Hope Rowing CLUB,
O'Donnel finished second the single souls a. ne
Detroit regatta of 1877, and the Cowper Club. Of ga.
vannuh, that won the lrst national ouroar race Al
Philadelphia III 1879. The Schuykill Navy represents
aoout dozen drst class cubs, including the wen
known Quaker City crew that pulled IN the Fourth oi
July regatta at Newark last year At Albany there ~
the Mutual Ciup and also Olympic Club which Is
understood to be revival OF the celebrated beaver-
wyck Club the winners OF the Centennial regatta.
The Woolve nhooks OF Greenbush. the Union Springs
Club and hunlred other clubs have also number
OF men from whom they could select good crew.
COLLEGE CREWS.
There is considerable curiosity TO sec how many oI
the American colleges will send crews to compete Tor
the honor Of representing amateur oarsmen abroad
II Is supposed Columbia with Goodwin, Sage, Col
gate. Timpson Edson Bovd aud Ridabock 10 PICK
from is likely to be represented. There Is also
chance that Ostrom will 60 to Cornell and get up
crew participate In tho contest ana as Wesleyan Is
said have good crew they will have chance 10
see what they do Il will also afford good op-
pouny Yale and Harvard TO tost their merits with
the much disputed question as TO tho superiority oil
college and non college crews. Tho great inducement
offered by tho Watkins Club may also tempt Prince
ton, Bowdoin, ilams, aud possibly the well known
Aggiesn to become once more candidates lor aquatc
honors.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY.

The quarterly meeting OF the St Nicholas Society
was held last night al Delmoncos, Mr.. vcrmiIye in
the chair. Among the members present were ex-
Congressman Ricnard Schcli, Cornelius vanderDilt,
Jr Rev. DR.. vermllye, Robert Remsen, Charles T..
Cromwell, Mr.. Depuyster, Mr. Delaney, Judge
john Fitch, Richard o. Follows, j. q. Mills, A.
Van Santvoord ana large number Of others.
The business transacted was Of the routne character
nothing oil general interest transpiring. Alter the
meeting tho members adjourned to "a side room
OF the cdibes ex-Congrcssman Scbeli entertained q
select party OF tho members with his views on
rotrenchment IN the expenses OF tho city govern
ment advocating IN emphatic language a general re-
duction oi salaries OF city officials. His Views with
much favor.
The Paas festival Of the society will take place on
the I'D prox.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

game WAS exhibition between two sizes OF the
lroquois and was mucn appiauded. he third game
was between seven OF the Opondagas and picked
team of seven from the Ravcnswood and New YORK
University clubs, best two out OF three The nrst
game was won oy the amateurs In 9m. los. Tho sec
ond game holly contested and was won by the
Indans In 6m. 43<s. The third last game caused
much excitement but II did not last long, the
teurs sent the ball through the goal In 16X seconds,
winning the match.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
NEW BEDFORD YACHT CLUB.

NEW BEDFORD. March 6, 1873
The annual meeting OF the New Bedford Yacht Club
was held at the Bancroft House last evening" when
tho following officers were elected for the current
year:-Commodore, John A. Howes; Vice Commo-
dore, Z. B. Hammond; Fleet Captain, Thomas g.
Wing; Secretary, George W. Parker; Treasurer, Ed
win Dews; Measurer, william Nyc, .Jr; DIRECTORS,
Nye, q. W. Parker E. s. Brown. Z. 3. Randall, ). ID.
Beetle, H. \. Hammond, W. X. Sherman, G. X. Gray
aud W. X. Myrick.
The club has a membership OF eigbty-six, and Is In
prosperous condition
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
METROPOLITAN AMATEUR oARsMEN.

The Metropolitan Association OF Amateur Oarsmen
will tomorrow evening at the Sturtcvant House.
Most OF prominent clubs Of the city and vicinity
arc members of the association. The time when the
annual regatta should take place Will be discussed and
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
MORE CHALLENGES TO sMuoeLEn.
LACROSSE.

Another interesting exhibition Of tho game of la
gwen last night al Gilmoes Gardcn before
quito a numerous audience rhc FIRST gulno was be.
the quois Indians and the 0uondaga Indians
aud u Resulted In victory Tor the Iroquois alter
hard fought battle. lasting lam. lSXs. Tho second
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

RD-SrEwART-Privatcly, at the residence
OF the BRIDES mother, Wednesday. March O. bv the
Rev. 5. d. Burchard d. d., DR.. T. HERRING BUR-
cnARD to IRESE NJ. daughter oil the late William r
Stewart, Eco,
HuRLsUr-GAY.-At Roxbury. Mass, March q. 1873.
nj the Unitarian church. Eliot place, bv the Rev DR.
c. ID. Bradlee. Mr.. SAMUEL DENIsoN HuRLBUr 10 MISS
GxoRGIANA HENRIETTA, daughter OF Mr. W. b. s. Cav
McCoRMcK-HARRIsoS.-O Monday, March 4 by
Rev. stephen II. ryng Jr, d., at the Church O! the
Conn. and ANNA E. daughter OF Charles Harrison, OF
this city.
SHEEHAN-FAGAN-On Sunday, March 3, In st.
AcGovern, GEORGE h. SHkEHAN 10 EIIzABErH FA0AN.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht Bonnie OF New Bedford. has been sold by
Mr.. George r. Gray " Dr.. Arthur Richctson, Of the
same city
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-31

Officer VIM. McCauley got Into difficulty
yesterday at o'clock with q colored woman
named Emn ma Depnison. and because she struck
him twice In the face he drew his pistol and
fired twice ut her. missing her, however. both
times. One Thos. Kelly. while attempting to
prevent the officer from firing. was shot and
slightly wounded In the lett side. The affair
occurred at the corner Of Tchoupitoulas and
Thaia streets.
Superior Criminal Court for assaulting and beat
Ing a colored woman. The jury acquitted him,
but their verdict called forth a severe repri-
mand by Judge Whitaker. Emma Dennison
the woman who was fired ut yesterday was a
witness In the case for the prosecution. Nc
Uauley claims that he was assaulted BY q crowd
aud that he used his pistol TO save his life. and
on his statement several persons. all colored
were arrested last night.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Insurance Company, Judge Billings refused
a new trial yesterday.
A. M, Davidson We. A. A. Kinked ct al.-On
consideration, the court granted aninjunction
pendente lite.
r.. Y. Charmbury VS.. Ducros ct al-Demur-
rer overruled.
1,ity of New Orleans vs. John A. Morris ct
al.-Demurrer overruled. and defendants al
lowed ten days to answer.
In the matter Of Jas. n. Aston, witness
under a writ of habeas corpus Gd testitfcG,l-
dam, Judge Billings recognized the delivery
OF his body in court by w. T. Dewing, sheriff
OF the parish Of Caddo, and appointed said
Dewing the custodian Of Aston under the
further orders OF the court.
Myra Clark Gaines vs.. Mounseaux ct ais
Judge Billings yesterday rendered decision
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THE CONSOLIDATED PLANTERS SALE.

AT the sales Of the property cold under the
order Of the United States Circuit Court In the
case Of the liquidation Of the Consolidated As
ISOLATION OF the Planters Of Louisiana yesterday.
the following was the result:
The Home Place." In the parish OF st.
Charles. measuring fifteen arpents front on the
river, was purchased by Messrs. Montgomery
b Wales for $2o,bOO. The same parties also
bought tract OF land above Hahnville for
$4,000
The vacherie place was sold to John II.
Gheens for $4,000.
The Grand Terre .plantatio was purchased
by Joseph Lulu for $4,000.
was bought by ]. L. Davis, Jr.. for Sl90.
Square No. Q. parish Of Orleans. by J. Marchal
for 81.
for $50 each, or $is4s for the who,e.
The total amount received was 500 $50.
The auctioneer was @. e. Girardey, ESQ.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
rhe Loss Of the Emily n. souder.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The steamer Gamma,
from Bermuda, December %, arrived this
morning, having experienced heavy north
west winds, which delayed her day Of arrival.
The Gamma HAS been awaited by the rela-
tiyes and friends OF those on the Emily Sou
der, as It was hoped that the survivors might
boats or else been landed there by some ves-
sci which picked them up. Capt. Luddecoat,
OF the Gamma, reports however, that moth
inU has been heard either Of the wreck OF the
Souder or Of any Of the survivors Of this dis
aster. IN
The steamer Andes, from Aspinwall, to-day
reports that she saw nothing OF the missing
boats Of the steamship Emily B. Souder.
The agents of the line here have given up all
hope Of the safety OF any others Of the crew
or passengers.
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SUPREME COUNT DECISIONS


Monday UeCcmDer JW, 1879
Present--All the Justices.
By CHIEF JUSTICE MANNING.
No. e1ss. Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com.
pany vs. Antonio Costa Mrs. A. Navarro In.
Rehearing granted.
No. es46. Parish OF Plaauemines vs.. John
Rshearing refused,
No. 55oa. Honoria 4. Wood va. Pierre Casse.
No. lott. A. +. Cochran vs. Ocean Dry Dock
Kekearing refused.
NO es2a p. Benton y ~ Chnb tucs sub ,ns O.
venors.
No. 7oea New Orleans Canal and gsnktns
Nordeu, intervenor..
kehearing refused.
!, EoATIle John Blasinf Of al. vs. Succession Of
No.O7276. State OF Louisiana ex rel. W. W. Far.
mer vs. A. l.. Slack. Parish Judge Of Ouachita
No. 1i94. 4. W. Hammond ys. Peter Ross ct
Rla.-Motion to dismiss denied,
No. esss. Lucius Phipps We. Ruth snodgrass.
Judgment affirmed, With 10 per cent damages
for frivolous appeal.
No. 72s2. j. l.. bterry We. Board OF Liquidation.
No. Tvs. Il 7. Ohambury Va. Board Of Lidui-
Judgment affirmed.
No. 1850. Jos. Swan va. Geo. Vogel.
Judgment affirmed
No. 7oe2. Jackson 4 Manson vs.. II. M. Hofr-
l yndsment affirmed
BY JUSTICE MARI.
No. 71b7 State OK rel. Southern Bank vs. Pills.
bury, Mayor. ct ais.
Judgment reversed.
BY JUSTICE DE BLANC.
No. 1918. j. M. BIlgery vs. Widow Bilgery.
Motion n diAmfap reft9nd.
No. 72e7. Mrs. A. d. Binnott VS.. A. Rochereau
Motion to dismiss refused.
Chief Justice Manning dissenta.
No. bb47. TIL Hasam w. John Mcvlttie.
Judgment reversed. and cause rsmanded.
No. 7osl. state OK rel. II. n: Ogden; Attorney
Mandamus refused.
No. es!2 State W.. ID. Daniels.-Judgmen
NJ. 7is2 Claxton. Remsen Il HafrelHnger vs.
J. Q. Eyrich.-Jucgment affirmed. with 10 Dol
No. 57sl.-John Roy We. Jas. D. Hill.-Judg
| ment affirmed.
by JUSTICE SPENCER.
No. 7272 succession OF VIM. II. Reynolds
Motion to dismiss overruled.
the the Board ard Of Liquidation ct aiDJudsment re
No. 57sS, Jean Porto VS.. Pierre Bourgotte.-
No. 1855. State ex rel. Widow Merz ct al. Va. tn
Judge Of the Sixth District Court.
Mandamus and prohibition refused.
No. 1889, state ex rel. Widow Merz OF al. w. tn
Judge Of the Third District Court.
| Prohibition perpetuated.
No. 5000. +. w. Tilton vs. J. X. Collins b Bro
| ct nj.
Judgment amended.
No. b5l4 Factors and Traders Insurance
Company vs.. Marine Dry Dock and Ship Var,
Company.
Judgment amended.
No. $500. Geo. w. Byrne Va. Hibernia Nationa
Bank ct al.
| Judgment affirmed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-31
CITY ECROEA.

The chimney of house No. 80 Sixth street Is
reported TO be In a dangerous condition, and
liable to fall at any time.
John Winters was yesterday locked up In the
First Station as dangerous and suspicious
character. He had In his possession an over
coat, which he is supposed to have stolen.
The police are strictly enforcing the ordinance
relative to hanging on to street car doors. and
little boys who catch behind" are liable to be
run In. Several arrests were made yesterday.
Some unknown person on Sunday entered
the hou,ekeeper and others were at a fire.
broke olen the fire alarm box. and turned In an
alarm.
The covering on bed In the house No. 10
Annunciation street caught fire yesterday dur.