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NEW GOODS.

! now have in store my stock OF SPRING
G0OUS, consisting OF
ELEGANT FRENCH and ENGLISH MINTON
DINNER-, TEA, and TOILET-SETS, in new
shapes and decorations:
BLUE CANTON DINNER-sETS, nDd in separate
pieces: DkSSERT-SETS in Dresden, French.
and Magenta Goods: -
GAME, FISH. STRAWBERRY, and ICE CREAM
SETS IN variety:
Sewers. DRESDEN. BERLIN, INDIA. and
CHALED0NIAN CHINA VASES and ORNA-
MENTS in great variety. Also. a full line OF
CHINA, GLAS- WARE and HOUSE-FURNISH-
ZIG GOODS of all kiud-.
Prizes as low as the lowest. Cali and examine
my stock, whether you wish to purchase or not.
T.. X. rAYLOR'S,
mhl8 10Il Main street.
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SEYMOUR AND HENDRICKs.-Sucha ticket
would heal dsseosions, relate the party
from one end of the Union to the other,
and give to the Democratic party such d
victory as it has not achieved for many
years past.-Norfoik Ledger.
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Horatis Seymour, Not tonsentne
Consents.

HOratIO Hcy WV
Consents.
Senator Herman, who Is Horatio Sey-
mour,s townsman aud intimate friend, OBJ
served recently:
"Mr. Seymour is not a candidate. lie
neither seeks nor desires the presidential
nomination. He regrets extremely 'hat
his name should continue to y associated
with the presidency. Nothing I'd please
him more than to see the party unite upon
some one of the many excellent gentlemen
who aspire to the pnsiiIoo. But yet II tue
Democracy should be unable TO combine
mon anv other man than Mr. Seymour, and
shonld thrust the nomination upon him, as
was the case in 1868, am at loss 10 con-
ceive bow he could escape from yielding u
the wishes Of his party"
Emanating from such source, Senatr J
Kernan'> observation is regarded as >igni
fcant.-A. ~ s., in Baltimore american
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How IL must grind the old settlers in Vir'
ginia-the last remaining representa-
tiveS" Of POwhatan. Pocahontas, John
Randolph. Henry A. Wise, and other saw
ages, the poor but proud remnants OF The
first families ''-how it must grind then
% see Billy Malone at Washington. flourish
ing around under that enormous cooked
hat, and blandIy saving to tile reporters
that he has not yet made up his miDC
whether Virginia shall support Grant oil
not.-BufdtO Commercial Advertiser.
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Governor Horaio Seymour persstently
refuses to become a candidate for the preSi-
dency. He was our brit chOice.-Btue'
Ridge Echo.
(Wait for further information.]
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A full line of BLACK and COLORED SILKS and
sATINs at old prices;
Latest styles of DRESS GOODS. in Plain and Bro
cades;
ALL-WOOL BUNTlNGS at last years prices;
BLACK CASHMERE one and quarter yards
wide. at 50c-the greatest bargain ever offered
in Cashmere;
TAMIsE and HENRIETTA CLOTHS;
AUSTRALIAN CREPE;
COURTAULD'S BEST ENGLISH CREPE, In
Remnants at one half value:
FIGURED and STRIPED FLANNELS, beautiful
colors. for Sacques, &C.;
CASSIMERES--a splendid assortment for boys
wear:
TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS. TOWELS, GRE
TONNES, aud SHEETINGS, in The best quail
ties, very cheap;
CHECKED MUSLINS. WHITE aud COLORED
PIQUEs, VICTORIA LAWNS, and PER
GALES 70 please any one;
MADRAS GINGHAMS-brightest aud prettiest
styles;
SHETLAND sHAWLS all coIors-sl up;
large variety of PARASOLS. C0RSETS, HO-
BONS, PRINCES. FICHUES, SILK, LACE, and
MUSLIN TIES, LINEN and SILK HAND
KERCHIEFs, RUCHINGs, &C. as cheap as
The cheapest;
Special bargains IN UNDERWEAR aud UN-
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
corner Sixth aud Broad streets
Agents for the DOMESTIC PAPER PAT
TERNs-st RING FASHIONS just received.
NH l3-s.MaW
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DOUBLING TEAMs.-[st. Louis Post Dis
patch, Dem. Either Seymour and Hen
dricks. thurman and Bayafd, or Bayard
and Thurman, would mean certaia victory.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, 40.
DEAD THIS.
ROC's "RHEUMATIc CURE


was attacked with acute rheumas N a.,
arms, hip, and back In the winter Of -. os.,..
the most excrucIatIng pains for twelve m,,,,.
without any permanent relief from skilled ,,,.,
TONERS or the many nfallible advertised r,,,,.,..
until was induced 10 try DIR. {. {. ROC's ~ puyr
MATIC CURE" Ancr u.ing tire bottle. ! -.
entirely cured, and have had no return NJ ,.,i.,.
For Indigestion AMI torpid Liver" a. h,. ,.
equal. The gentlemen whose names are ,,.,,,,t
will testify to the above.
JOHN ". BLAND
PETERSBURG. VA" January. 1850.
We are personally acquainted with Mr. to,y
Blanc, aud cteerfuIly endorse his ,t,iem,a,. 81.
suffering and restoration 10 health IS true.
Green Burton, A.G. Ry'and.
J. A. Warwick & Bro, William H. Hifri.,.
John Arlington Sons Com'r u ROor...
Leroy Roper & Sons, william r. Cameo.
). G. McCsndish. Mayor Pcter,b..y.y Y,
| 5. y. Jones Brother,
Trade supplied by
NH 15-lm PURCELL. LADD go.
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Pls'-SIs
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c,
s----------~-~-
w L + X

ZINE STOCK OF STATIONERY
English. French. and American Letter and
No,. p,.ocrs and Enye'ores EnyeloDes and Cards
In boxe,: Papet' ries-Boxes, Note-Paper and En-
yelopes-beauiiful and cheap; Paper, Envelope.
and ards for party aud wedding occasions. printed
or engraved 10 order; Foolscsp., Legal cap am
nm PAYER: Note. and Letter Heads and In
ye,opes neatly printed 10 orcer: the d. ST Writing
ami Copying Tnks and Fluids splendid stock Of
Gold Pens: Pocket KNIVES cbolre assortment:
Poke Books Purses. and Bankers Ca.rs in or al
variety: Scrip RoOkS, Autograph and Pho oeraph-
Albums Ladies Wrirng-Desks and Portfolios.
mil o.. WOODIJOUSE & PARHAM.
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The State doubts U Edwin FoRREsr ever
played :. Ingomar." G. 8. MAURICE Is rc
eponsIble Tor the statement that be had seen
Am play u.
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g'he Norfolk Landmark announces thai
HAx<Ock IA tho man who Is wost likely TO
70 ~ spminased lar Presidest by the DE.
mocrale.
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V.oCu rRv GLASSWARE =
CHINA!

JAPANESE CHINA. KOGA and KIOTA. and a
large assortment of LACQUER aud other novelties
JAPANESE SCROLLS, UMBRELLAS. FANS.
CLOISONE &C DDS. &C.; CHAMBER SETS. TU-
DOR. NJ SQUITO, ana other patterns CHALCk-
DONY-WARE entirely new; BRIC-A-BRAC
AMPS, oriental, beautiful designs; ROSA
ORACLE GLASS; AMBER ORACLE GLASS
VICTORIA GLASS, entirely new aud pretty. All
lovers Of pottery and art are invited 10 call. No
charge for looking. GEORGE GIBSON, JE.,
NH 10 1907 Main street.
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EASTER Sc SON Our stock OF
Ia " STER CARDS Is large and beautiful. AZ
prices from Sc. to soc. each: EASTEc-FGG
CARDS. The n.w season novelty. Soc; EASTER
WINGS, Soc: EASTER VOICES, 4nc. EA>TER
ANGELS, 35c.: SATIN FASTER BANNERETS
aud STANDS. 81 aud $3.50: ALTAR CLOTHS
and FLOWERS, Review, Be-: EASTER DAWN,
a heautifI little volume or Easier We sCs, 9Oc ::
HYMNALS and PRAY Err BOOKS. 10 cases or
separately. WfST, JOHNSTON x CO.
NH z0-3t gil Main street.
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MOTHER GOOSE AT MOZART HALL.
MOTHER GOOsE'S MELODIES,
ILLUSTRATED BY ONE HUNDRED CHILL
DRFN IN COSTUME,
Ann AppROPPIhTE SCENERY.

Bv request this entertainment ny tue Iau,e, ~ y,
MOZART HALL MONDAY EVENING March
Cpd, at 8 o'clock. ,,,.,,,o or
Admission, so cents; children under i"eNe' 20
Tickets at C. F. JouNsTON's. 91S Main street;
No 9 xtra charge for reserved seais Box sheet ~i'
be opened at 0 A. NJ. NH CIV
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Messrs. W6GDBousx y PARuAM base sent
~ The March 30. 81 Blockwopd's Eain-
buvyb 1sqcsias.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
LIFE.INsURANCE COMPANY,
OFFERS INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST.

OffthS iNSChhNCr Al ANi UNI NoSi'
For the past six year tlS74 to 1879 IScLUS'yE)
IT'S INTEREST RECEIPTS liaye EXCEEDED It's PAY
MESTs for DEATH LOSSES ana EXPENSES COM
BINED by over s7O0,0JU-A RESULT WITHOUT
PARALLEL IN HE HISTORY OF LIFB-IN-
sURANCE.
Since rs organizltion. I'm 1853, 1t has pad It's
policy holders and their representatives an average
of more han
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY,
and now holds for their benz III over
EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
securely invested, and yielding high rate OF in
terest.
AND PAYING LARGER AVERAGE DIVIDENDS,
1T FURNISHES ITS POLICYnOLDERS WITH SAFER
INSURANCE AND AT LESS COSr THAN ANY COM
PANY IN THE WOhLD.
those want ng insurance are Invited TO examine
carefully IN the above FACTS, and for furIher In
formation address
JOHN II. CARY. State Agent.
l0l5 Main street. Richmond. Va.
Agents wanted NH l9-eo1tApZ
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ka- FRoE THE GREAT wET-GoOD'
SALE.
AxoTHER LARGE LOT, ONLY sLfGHTL,
DAMAGED,
JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER a SONS.


JUST OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER q SONS.
cases BLeACHED COTTON at &c. worth l0c.;
cases BLEACHED COTTON, equal to wan
suffa. st l1c.: 80.
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWN at zoe,
60. pieces Stuffed MARsErLLEs at l2Kc.
80 piecss Plain WHITE LINEN LAWN at
Is pieces 9s' B sDiIc PiUnE MonAIR ALPACA at
25c. worth 35c.;
75 dozen LINEN TOWELS At lie. worth 1899.
81 dozen LINEN TOWELS vt 1Ghc worth 2oc /;
40 dozen TURKISH TOWELS at l6'sc. worm
so dozen GENTLEMFN's PURE LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS at loo. worth l9s;c::,
60 dozes LADIES' PURE LINEN HANDkEh-
CHIEFS at 60c. per DOZEN
IS pieces PURE LINEN DIAPERat tl.2o worm
100 RIAL MARsElLLEs QUILTS at 81 worth
$50 wHiTE SHETLAND sHAwLs at 75c. worth
1928.
These goods are very cbeap. and Will ne sold rap
idly Call early If you want bargsios at
' JULIUS MEYER & Sons.
NH 10 .eeod sos Broai street.
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Resolutions Adopted By she McGiII Lyceum,
March y, 1850.
Wheras 10 has Please AlniignIy God TO remove
from oar midst our beloved brother JOSEPH X
SCHUTTE:
Res0trSd. That by his early death we have lost a
wr nv no fnber aud sincere fiitnd
Resotred. That W. d.eoiy sympaihizs with the
relatives at the decreased In his their sad am ciios
ana while We how In humility TO the win OF Him
who dOetn ali ;hlngs we'll let Us hope that I've has
gone IN enjoy pe9ce which The wQr eapnot give,
Resofred, Fiat q copy II fl6 Sc resolutions lie
pnbi he'd IN the Catholic Visitor and a copy be
sent 10 the family OF fae scease,.
FLANK EoPKiNs.
WILLIAM y QUiGLEY,
A. y. CAyAEAuGH,
s.ommitfee,
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n1a~ ANOTHER STEAMER ARRIVED

WITH AN ENTIRE CARGO OF
NEW AND SEASONABLE SPRING GOODS.
SOME OF WHICH ARE ST. Chilly DAMAGED BY
FRESH WATER.
FOa
SYCLE BROTHERS.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD AND LONG-E,rABL ISHED
"A MERrANTiLE BUSINESS can be sought cut
y e. parsain andson en< credit il raared.
nh 2Qv<ls MERChASTS, carr Postmaster.
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PROGRAMME:
Ito+stius nj the bridge Macauisl
Fyery word was vifaiized Nv exact expression. ~.
srntstod by rapd changes OF the face, ana Dro.en,
IN annropriaic climax by blending ge'thfes'-NeO
York Herald. 49,, r,rlton.
An admIra BILE blending OF tender palhos ana qii"'
hnmor.-Utfcd Observer. -. p,c.oos
a. Mr. Bundle proposes 10 Mrs Corney Ine.ens,
This scene Is full OF merri menf, and me aud,em
is k,pi in one continual roar OF iauShler'-F "'S'
burgh Chronicle. -
A. Hamlet fCioset Scenel. haRsp,nstre
Not surpa. sed by any artist OF the dal.-O'co
Herald. A., nj, rd Tho Three
Wuches-Perpexi'y.. ......'...''''''''r, a ~
n. Jamie Douglas. '''''''''''
Concluding with the e-splitiing recitation OF
DARIUS GREEN AND HIS FLYING MACHINE
Admission, 25 cents.
Tickets for sale AZ the bookstores, A. Pizzlni JrS
drugsiores. and at the door. -, ,,o .,s,,,ce
Of The Young Mems Christian Associatlop' mem
VI W" "'' W NH 22-It
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We have the Virginia Medical Monthly
for March,. III EDWARDS, Nj. De- h'ch'
mond, editor.
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OPTICIANS.


VO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .<..>
Il FOR 25c. ~O
cal al 223 Broad .ireet aud get pair OF sfECfA-
CLEs or EYEGLASSES. A large assortment az
superior quality siwayso on hand Prices IRON zoe.
upward. sKilfuiy adjusted 10 the eve BY
a.. &. WAITER,
Practical Op,ietan Matchmaker. and JvweIler,
s2S niosd street lageu, tor w. u. Vowarcml
NH o-3m 30. Boz fa
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awUSEMENTs.

xITIIIAM MASON EVANS, A. NJ,
TIE EMINENT ORATOR AND ELocor'oNisr'
NE win Give an evening Of
nRAMATIC RECTrALS
r,,,,s,,y EVENING, MARCH 20, 1850,
AT
ASSOCIATIONS HALL,
,,.e, Of the Young Mems Missionary Scot
ior '"e ety of the second Baptist church.
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srrCvAL NOTICES.
ry- GRAND OPP

M GRAND OPENING
SPRING GOODS.
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N- GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND
INDUCEMENTS.

Although prices have been advanced We are
Through large pun chases from manufacturers)
ENABLFD TO OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS,
and now propose TO give buyers the
FULL BENEFIT OF OUR JUDICIOUS
PURCHASES.
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A YREs,S TRUSS.

Having purchased TIE control Of the ..-...,
AYRES HERNIA TRUSS,
they will In future BE-
SOLD At REDUCED PRICES.
Placing THU
THE MOST APPROVED TRUSS.
within the reach Of those heretofore dc,er,,i i.,r
using them on accoun, Of their
HIGH PRICE.
All orders addressed to Us viii receive g.. r..
attention. Send for circulars and plice.li'.
The trade supplied on liberal terms.
Mr.. WILLIAM AYREs SMITH. who v ..
found In the Truss Department Of our .f.-.. s
have charge Of the manufacture Of thee I-i.s
(hayIng experience in thl., As we'll a. ihrr r 10.
ton, with the inventor, Mr.. Samuel Ayr. i-
ed.) aud viii be prepared 10 81 them CO.
needing them.
PURCELL, LADD 4 60, DIrrat.
NH Slim 1915 Man r.,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
CFNrPAI Trust COMPANY.
N4TT INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1j.-Ihc line officers Of
tAc United states Navy Viii hold meeting in this city
February ..
Lieutenant Edwin : Houston has been ordered TO the
Washington Navy Inrd TO receive instruction IN ord
nance.
Professor J. l.. Nourse has been detached from the
Naval Observatory aud ordered TO special duty in con-
rccon with the revision OF lial's second Expedition.
The Secretary of the Navy has sent to Congress com
munication containing copy Of the recommendations
made by "a recently Organized Board who C. tinincd INTO
The case oi BI.r0l y Il lOr and o;hcr naval oil crs
who dld not huyc opportunity OF appearing De'ore
flc Board Crcltrd By virtue OF the JOINT lcsnuiO on o
July 1870 ANA vino deemed themselves unusty passed
over hy the promotions made on the findings Of tie lat
Ter Bnari. Inc conclusions ia tn" case OF twenty Ihrcc
o0ictrsNauiuri given, ana or TINS hulcr Only SIX
rernumrndut tuas made. ~ follows Commodore A.
C. Rhmd for gl liant AMI meritOriOus service rendered
deserves favorable consideration and action o Con-
eress Commander Henry Erhcn and Lcutenaui-Com-
rIrdcrS Charles -. Sgsbcc, Henry Gns5 aud James H.
sands or ion 20 their original relative position
On th, y w list; COmmOtorc TiWothy 4. Hunt, for
promotion 10 the grade OF Roar Admiral Oh tho retired
list when "a vacancy occurs in mat Grade.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
FRANK LESLIE'S WILL.
EVERYTHING LEFT TO TIE wIDow-rHE SONS DIS
INHERITED.

EVERYTHING LEFT TO THE wIDOW-THE SONS DIS
INHERITED.
The Will of Frank Leslie, which yesterday
was OF rcd Tor probate by his widow IN the surrogate
office, was made December ~ 1879. The WIDOW re-
cevcs whatever Is left of the tcstators property ana
nothing * given 10 CtAcrof the sons Henry ANA Alfred
or to tic grandchd Loretta Leslie rho viii Is as fol
lows:
b. it known. that Franh Lc.lic I ,. Of tae CITY;
County and STATE of New York Editor ana
and memory. do make and declare tins NY asi VII
and testament; ana do bv revoke ana annul ali
former Wills which nave made Flist, 90 give ana
icnucath unto nv dearly beloved WIFE, riam Fnrrnc"
Leslie Cslose maiden name Nuiam florcuce Foiinl
Of which ! mas ~, seized or p3,ses'rc, ana "o
particularly bcqucath 10 her the trade-l.@rk OF
@ ai,n w n , @ M ,J t,',cr lev nv rif1r and I'm
the property connected t.,rcvi:h, which property
hctrol1r" assigned to Isaac ". ElEahd Tor ne hrh,h
of my creditor ani which nov hcd 10y me Hlu l-hsiiu
subject 10 certain agreement lnlEc'n my creditors
ana myself made Octo.cr g. l~IH whereby me fmd
property wa- TO he hcd by uuSc. an" ID fE'' ]o uly
bu.i,c's Should sooner ray the debts for tbc
security Of which tAa sai property wac as.gnci; which
si!d agreement was snhs,qreIlly n"di.a by another
audrr n. Ricc. JOHN a. ha, Edwin GoodH ln. Jr.. VIII
Jam H. wilson. and William H. Psis' attorney, oi my
ail creditors. 80 met au eatiiei f'9a ny s'id ~
a ~ INV assigned property subject Io irc conditions Oi
lie said la.. mentioned agreement. but wAich said
row cud,4cornS 30 h, 'oIrt' 10 del. 9i.
slal tale my pace iu the sad a1romr1t- win the
creditors ruG pcI4orm fIc Same ON y parts aud iitcf
Tie if,ilo arI %, slorlr rp- O. fhe ,a1 agreements
with y creditors, stall continue tIr hreincf o pub
fishing. uuucr ihc n1uc 1ud irtd0-nrk oi FRANK Leslie
ur fJuou, publications which have b'cu c-inii-ned N
me- and in tnc establishment oi which 81 'i' cnuirbi-
ted largely; and shall hayc thc power and i.at to deal
with and dispose Of The SANE lOr Der own Tee oid
l,nc; free ana clear of al claims of any oh"r person
wh1t.vcr: and DO request those ul sa.4 creditors
have faithfully carried Out then cuufIAc'- with mc
Oui tlcrc hut fees who have done othorwi &" con-
tuur thpir confidence to -id Vito and ala r lu the
p.riuinlncf thereof Ana dr hereby constitute uuu
appoint s'd yl.. = RAM Florence L'sHc ,nc sole
crruffIv tnt. WILL aud dn rcf that -c Doe not
requtcd 90 give security for thc faithful perform of
hcr SAID tr'.f
TA, wicsc, Of tie wiz are Edward y. Dicborsou, Of
40. 90 SO Thirty fourth t, aad George H. Ly.us, of
So. 80 Las. ItntL-st.
Alfred Leslie onc ot the di.nho-itcd sous. called NJ
tic surrogatc's Office 10 look at the wil yesterday and
there &, "a ruuor tuat q contest Of IL wIl bc begun.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
CRUEL TREATMENT DENIED.

woman, her head covered with blood, entered
the Chambers Street Hospital early on dneidav,
led by another woman. Tho left side Of
her face and both sides Of her neck were
badly bruised She said that her name
was Jennie Wheeler, and that Oh Monday
night last, in company with a man. She had entered
the saloon of Patrick higgins in the basement OF
No. o James-st. higgins attempted to Oyercharge
for liquor, she said. and when she protested lie
assaulted her. pounded her into a state Of helpless
ness thrust her into dark room and locked her III.
Her companion, who a stranger to Higgins
made his escape Early next morning she made an
attempt to yet out, and vas knocked down with
chair BY Higgins losing consciousness. 4 woman
who had been left TO watch her became frightened
al her condition, and assisted her 10 the hospital.
Higgins says the woman received her injuries by
falling down the steps leading 70 his sal1on. He
claims that her condition was such that he did not
care to thrust her INTO the street and So gave her
shelter for q night. In tins version OF the matter
he il supported by the woman who assisted the
wounded woman to the hospital. The surgeon who
dressed the woInan's wounds says there can he 40
doubt that she was beaten by some one as a fall
would not cause such injuries He says that her
condition Is not serious.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
EASE BALL NOTES.

The Chicago, Boston, Worcester, Cleveland,
Buffalo National and Troy Clubs all complete for
tie coming The Gnclnnatis lack irst-base.
man. the Providence Club short stop and the Albany
Club eft-neder and substitute Tnc Sprh2 field
(ass Club has only engaged rvcmen and not much
bo said yet to the strength Of the team The follow
ing IA list OF League and National players who
a. vct epqneed FOR the coming AlcOtt Allison
Allen Addy, Bsfnes Battin. Benners, Bous Carey,
Croft A. Caup, Cory, Clack, Cummings, Dosn. Doe
schet Day, Eggcr, Ellick, Eden, fOusef, W. Foley,
Fisher, Calvin, Goodman, Golden, Glenn, Hehain
Houtz, Heller Hoguc, Hawkes.. Libby. Lun, McVey,
Matthews. Hncuhar, McsOrey, Malone, Mitchell. Muir
nan T. Manscll, Mutre, Nolan, NesQn, OIcary. Purroy
Peters Redmond, Reilly Rocop. snef, shOupc sweazy
snigg, Taylor, Upper, q. Wright, Whitney and Wood
head.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-16
SOME DANGERS OF CHOIR SINGING.

lWO tNANHIES OF UNEOKllNAlE IANSlON--+iiN-
ORITY NO PROTECTION.
Lille L. Brand, age eighteen, of No. GA Jeffer-
son-st.. was before Justice Semler, in Brooklyn.
Yesterday, as complainant against John Leviss,
machinist, of No. 1890 Broadway. whom she
charged with breach of promise of marriage Miss
Rand formerly played the organ in an Eastern
District church. Andrew jackson, who ap-
peared in the light of a mutual friend"
testified that in August last Levis5 asked
him if he did not know some nice young LADY who
would make him good wife. remaTking that be
was tired of bachelors life and wished to be mar
ned. Jackson replied in the Affirmative and after
ward introduced Leviss to Miss Brand, first telling
her of LevIss's intentions. Two weeks later Lcvss
told the witness that Miss Brand was too young for
him, and asked for an introduction TO some other
lady. He also told Jackson that he visited Miss
Brand infrequently.
When Miss Brand took the stand her mother
burst INTO tears and exclaimed that she had never
before "had dealings with such rascal as Leyiss.
Miss Brand testified that Leviss accompanied her
home on the evening when he was introduced to
her Two weeks after she went with HIM TO COncY
Island. He also visited her often and gave her
various presents While walking on Broadway one
day lie made a proposition of marriage, which She
The ease will he continued to-day.
4 wedding took place in Newark on January 10
het,y4eu Jerry II George and Mss Adde s. Ellis both
of Dover \. J. The Doccr Iader tells tie following
story in regard To the match. Miso tils VAS cX-
pected TO marry Mark Roy, OF Hunts Mills, Sussex
County who is not yet OF age. She lived III An
dover until last Spring, when she rcInoYed 10
Dover where she sang in the same choir with Jerry
George. who paid addresses to her and vas favored
by her nOtlel.
The young woman however, was loyal to her
legal infant. Roy.
About tie holidays Roy received a letter from
Miss Lllis stating that she wOald be at her aunts
in a few DAYS and that they would then be married
1be Irdes says that the ceremony was to take place
on january =, and that Oa the morning of that day
tuc mother of Miss Ellis received a letter stating
that the marriage wOuld take place. She at once
drove pos, haste the town, and arrived in time to
see heTdsnghtcr, whom she requested step INTO the
carriage and then attempted 10 drvooh. The daugh-
Ter screamed aud the prospective husband fastened
10 the carrIaqe and caught hcI by the hand. Finally
IL was agreed that the ceremony which had been
lust about 10 he performed, the minister beng
present snOud be postponed. MIS- Ellis took her
daughter 10 Dover, the latter promising 10 write and
inform her lover the day when they should be
married On January 10 Roy went 10 Dover 10 see
his gfianced BRIDE but was not aduntted 10 the
house, and on the following day Miss Ellis lett
Dover and married To George M Nowdrk three
days afterwards.