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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-17

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
ana those desiring TO purchase rent such property
win nd It 70 their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
wiz be found not only NewYork and ali its cities ana
villages but every State and Territory throughout lhe
Union The advertisement should be as orief as wiz
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Da'
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently IN eaon
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes espeei
attention reports OF sales OF real estate DOM W
and country thus adding greatly 20 the value OF i v
nmns advertising medium. The charges LOT linz
sisng follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 70 cehte p ap,r
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, VIPER une' o -,
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line About Yen Nus
our wide columns average line Terms cahD 10 auNHneV
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Proposals.
TKEASURY DEPAKTEEET.
- a.s.....--..s.-- IL "a uaCf

TRkASURY DEPARTMENT I
OFYlcE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July - 1853
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- Of Dist day q Juy 1898 for the eIeaatng and e1It5g
o. the q the POstOBee the Park
smountsag 5000 cubic yads ek The sand fOnbd
o. he Will be included IN the contract but VIII be retained BY
te The excavation be made directed by the bue
yspg Architect bis duly authorized
be payments month
IT, rssshg ten eesm 70 insure faithful AVID prompt completion Of
the work
An bids accompanied BY pessl bond
p dollars that the bidder Will perform
him the Efficiency Of the
uet Attorney Of the District where Depart
aert te the hight Of rejecting all bids II
j. the Of the Government do bid that
conform the this
I1eut will not be considered
Wiu iuciOsed sealed
Ger RIeayating,n addressed q the undersigned,
A. b MULLkTT. Supervising Architect
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should be called on Tuesday, July 49, After the an
made the would be postponed,
Mrs Vreeland pathetcay appealed TO the Justice 70
proceed with the case saying that she destitute OF
money and her child starving. The Justice Assured
her that he would do all in his power for her.
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TREASURY DEFIKTNtNr,

OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July 70. 1853.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- The 3lst Of JULY 1862 furnishing sDd delivering
26 BARRELS lnoEs OF es Of the best quality Of Rosendas
ether CEMENT equal quality thereto The Site Of the proposed
PosOes bung NswfOrk Zach barrel 70 contain least 800
lb Of Cement and 70 be derd quantities Of from 500 10 100 bar
subject the order Of TIE Supervising Architect bis
a sue times A NAV be, IN their judgment, Necessary
All bids be accompanied BY penal bond 10 he Of IS O
that the bidder viii aud perform the contract awarded him
suhcency Of the security be certified BY the District Attorney
Of the District where the bidder resides
Tbs Department tssf right reject any eli bids
be deemed Of the
that conform respect 70 the requirements Of his tdver
cseuent will be considered
Proposals 70 be indObedi
aPyopossls for Supplying Cement" and addressed 10
~ b. MuLLETT. SupeTvisuF Architect
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P4SSFNGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW BERN " CIn steamship Ellen s. TerryMrG s. s.
Jones Mr. and Mrs Radef Mr. Radef Mr. Whitaker and servant
Mrs A. r. DenstOn Mr. Whitney Mrs Whitney, Master Wht0ey,
Miss West aud servant E. walker w. W. MCheeOeJ Ms You
and children Deputy u Marshal r C. kehoe and guard With
4
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LOTTERY GASES.

The hearing of the charge against Joseph
Young for selling lottery tickets without having paid
the special tax resumed yesterday before u Com
missioner Shields and the for the prosecution I'm
hed In the absence Of the witnesses for the defense
the case was dOuTned until Monday, the Goth inst at
O'Clock D. IN.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains puers arriving this requested 10
packages addressed the Newlork Associated Press only 20
exhibiting the wutten authority OF W. smonon General
packages for the Journal OF Commerce Times TBIBuSK
World EpTeS Evening Post Commercial Advertiser stats
Zag aud k Y0k DRokrd ShOad also be delivered only 70
M ssmep
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PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE STEAM CUT
will he received at this Department until ~ m
the 2 day Of July nest for Che constructor Of tour e,
Wood Propeller and three side Nhrel
bue btss h detail nil be furnished bidders application per
Liter 10 this Department or 70 the Collectors OF customs
ion or philadelphia Baltimore Proposals should be
bosSH ID addressed to the Seers OF the Treasury aud ndo''eu 0"
The e.,ps fsr Building Revenue Steam Cutters" .,
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6ounfn gtal Gstat, for Sal,.


DESIRABLE PROPERTY.-The subscriber
having purchased Soueru home ofsr' u SALE he hs.nu
GEOUSbS bWELLING Dover tso holr oH NeS lott sod
Two AZ mites depot lot includes l4t
"a ret and uih fruit All shade trees House aig and
eorvpn et Improvements rood ptg water ufoAy hu
tps Csn,srioy Ice lious barn, ke gVoa gf1e WI DC
500 With OF siho1t firnin' =. = .s--
NOR SALE or to LET-A frst-class RESI-
DENCE Goshtn ~ y With superior out bunss ITO acres
A au4 filed viih itad Ornamental aul
Moderate ell b. tiehAngd if ty properly
TSr farther IaeaA iDQa VI SIEGEL BACHb Co, No. ia
Broadway. --------
NOR SALE-A very desirable PLACE, near
FArsed Leg Island Sound 81 acres OF geod it
~ house large bafn, carriage house and tso bot
tou,sa Excellent garden and orchard ooi.ang nse ,aney o.
prce kc, Rl3VO Isruteasy
~ A RULASD Co.. no BsslinAs.,L y T..
NOR SALE-The late RESIDENCE OF the
Hon Fres Orbger deceased 10 the village o. CahisdhGaa
Of large and eonnOout dNeiuE houte "h
ever convenience houts about ~ crcs 81 lAhd
aud well tsp garden St Erap and green os,e
and psstr lots suitable ostbudn Including carnage houses
, ara ice house an bent and good epAf CAhahdagua
bou from HesYo by The Central or hne Baoid aud
direct With Phsds phA aud Baltimore by We fsn1,
Railroad For teTmf appU 10 ALbAAhDbh
NJ HOWELL At CansudsigsA Attorney for Admtni'tlirI
I ANDS, FARMS, and LOTS for Sale or
IL Exchange, by b. FRANKLIN CLARK NO rsLl Place
NNE OF THE BEST FARMS in Duchess
~ County for HALB For terms, &c. inqure Of
. {. BARNARD, Real Bststs Broker Ne 100 BreAdHIJ.
L+N-''" 40 900 ACRES
S,t. IN, Counties Of Feptre for SALE 10 tots Of non
aud Others DO vel 70 eontuL
address CIRus CLARKE, IT,, PIlsbsTgh, Penn
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o,,,,, o, tn. sup.svrrsd 1sesiTrGr jay u, isSe

oYyieE THE SuPERysSG ARCHITECT Jay 49, iSoa ,.l
CrAIFD PROPOSALS will be received u InoH
3 dAJ ofJnly 1862 for all and the whole o. Ihe I.V
STONE COPING BslodDg the United siA'ss
fbrSn a.. YOh 300 feet Broadway, 200 feet on
ne connection between them being TO feet more " ~
Of fsn "a Coping require be removed on OF oeos
sam res remliBing the gtouSu s
th ~ forfeit W the United States s.or.
that dAt "a be sdarssd Proposals. for Iron Fepee ana ~
Proposes M be addressed The undsrigns4 The
Cop. ths hit 70 ees any or All Of the eds Aces sol
trt of the Government 10 Dc 90 and any bn
for The ipe pset Ia h advertisement will not be Commerce.
eobNTa ~ nuLLBfT supsIlBs Architect. TTsA'ap U'pA'
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Proposals.

.'. NAVY DEPARTMENT
raj OF EQriFNESr RECRUITING, July 10, IsblD
A NTHRACITE COAL FOR THE NAVY
N sBGLBD PROPOSALS Tor furnishing Anthracite Coal tsr che
70 ss a. IN. aIs.u 5 Io ~ isl August 1864
%, Be d@51d GPS Ss . s i Sa. &c. . GSa 0'
A: ole. %s % 2. S ss ns SS '1 Or B S1sa
hind sau 10 thea 10 al respects purpose nleHl ~heh s9a.
tr s be determined By Board appointed By The Secretary Of The
H1 SsDs Of 40 coal proposed to furnished be stated the
ft, Price must b. for the Coal delivered The Ph,dsph Nav
beard vessels .. such PSlsis Within ,I as taeo
an4 without sItra charge Of any Kind ,.,-
D a cIe % s T a1psu led T he bureau "I viii right p
rsmpiou rejection .. U.. ....
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will also be received uul the
Sane date hruhnE the oo"ihg quantities and qaIue Of Ses
At the Different EIyYdG during the n,cA year ending Jane % lS
VIZ PORTSMOUTH NH
40 ,uu' LsaiIb Lump thsud peisdl
200 iSHs Cumberland. Of miH'L
' q: tor. i E;slss f sss.R''
90 go. Cs%bsdssd run Of nln,s
N'a'' camel NETWORK
$50 ,uu' LshiEs Lump thand PisG'dl
as iubs Cumberland, run Of ~in'l
""" PHILADELPHIA
g i iaS. EssisS stas.
eco 'D'' Semi; % S,fTiPSG.fi 6srF
Sc, &c i i:s: t eaaSs; sss Of mine.
$50 TIM, Cumberland run Of mines
Proposals be for al The coal required A. any one nav
:, NJ ~ ta.,st bidder for each es,s
=. SI i.. y be Sbtni Ss'' 10
mas, Be Ssr tan I S Ssso S 1 sU. additional sI
j, EXTRA charge to the quantity delivered to be
BsSi Offer guarantee te vi" be furnished on 'ppHeA"'n
10 the bsIsaG n ---,..r Inn. m Ia69
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Snttrnal Btbrnu,.

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
Ninth Collection District State Of NeWYork Twelfth Nine
eutb and Twenty second Wards Of the City Of HeWYork
Collectors Office No. GO West Forts. iouh-Notce hereby
yen Of that have received from the the
ANNUAL LIST or INCOMES for the year l9S ENUMERATED
ARTICLES ending March 1870 and SPECIAL TAXES for
1906 that the thereon have become da aud
payable and that will attend personally or BY Depa to receive the
same Forty fourth daily Sundays eIcepted
day ofJune and including the 18th day Of July 1862
between .he hours of . M. and O'clock
Al who shall neglect the due BY them respect
lively according the list Aforesaid within tue time specified VIII be-
come liable 10 the penalties prescribed by law.
A. DAZZLING Collector Nuth District State ofNew.YOrk
Nes.Y0Tk, June IS. 1863 .... ..
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6itp g.aI estate for saIt.

TOR SALE in Twenty fifth St, between ! i enLn
and f LOTS of ground vito II p5
bdek BUILDING suitable fr any nAnbfsetoJ Apply isss
WILKINS Co, No 1Pineh
NOR SALE-The S-stOry, high stOop, brown
,topt HOUSE, z2B East Thirty goee 0S' y"
ptrmiu &c apply " 4 LAVRkY. No ~ 0TaSe@
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auttiuu SaIfs Of Nial Gsiui,.

. J. JoHEGoE H.. AuctiOBttE
by JOHNSON a. MIL Err,
ID AUCTIoNEERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No Is EAisAuGr. con. CspkRsT. hLvfoAA -
Cv Rd.nee Stores Lots Country and Farms bought 800
,.J Ishapgsd Loans Aaeon BAles Of Furniture ke
'9' JOHNSON 4 MlLLBRS
GREAT ISLIP SALE OF VILLA PLOTS
.relv ta Of the Farm formerly belonging 70 Bergen, ssq
' on the premises
TUESDAY, JULY 90.
NOW TO GOA been fortunate enough 10 secure hot,s
iii tby ,pdy their comfort and eSnspisne on Tie morning Of Vie
AL, Ind Their by the hines TIE hoie railroad. 70 VIC
station Of the Side Railroad and htTt seat mem
CO., p the ears Which will be in waiting by g;t5 oeoei -
Ca will foot Of South Egbthtti "apsuEb
ing 40 above o'clock Tor the accommodation Of Deh arc
~ 20 a. above EeWYorkt must ALLOW Al s 10 mhus V
crossing the ferrieG -, ,,....,., q. son tn, 49,.
this the most select and dehIhn sieu VI
season nspeou characters viii without the ea't
,seted from The Gstecye Splendid unh wsphe1
r eity eAtere viii be ready arrival q train
" Johnson 4 MILLER Ne - hanau't
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Ytttnrts anh Mtttirns.

ITO LYCEUMS, LECTURE COMMITTEES,
j. ec-TTE AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU il prepared to
make Lecture engagements with Leepns and other Lecture Aoc
os throughput the eonoi The Bnreaa List includes Justin Nc
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FIELD Benson j. LOSING the HOhaH p bu Chailu Dr. Isaac
Hayes Prof L. lOumans Hewlett Writ Skies
jobs Henry Nichols. Prof Hitchcock Josish Phillips Qnney
the H. Hepw0Th Prof Rufus Adams Thomas W. knoK,
George WakemsB John j. PinkeTtou, T. Newell editor American
Odd Fellow; Prof Homer SpIaue, Cornell UnYsr the Rev T.
T. Kt,redge Benz r. Taylor the Rev D. Dr. Gscm Geo.
KEENAN, Siberian traveller Maria SetsOn Annie Potter the
Hutchinson Family Mr. and Mrs. w Fox Legget Shskepearean
Reheaas many others whose appear 10 the circular
NO CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.
Applications promptly attended TO- Send for Circular
r..- AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU.
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JAMES X. MEDBBRY ! ...t... n,..,. ....|T r.
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9urt alarntns' Nutit,.

Qrp 5OuSs.
DEAUTY TO the LADIES.-Those new style
I'D ROUND HATS FEATHERS The only place 70 SID them
o BOEERTS and sun HATS cheap at Madame
BINNSs No. Broadway above Ninth-St Cut this cot
DFADS and FANCY GOODS of every
ID description. NJ. p BROWN Importer, No 2O3 Broadway
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Gh, Gurf.

A MEXICAN GIRL VS.. MOUNTAIN boy
IA Course. Long Misunderstanding SATURDAY July H.
Match 900 mile heats. in barnes, RodeBs b.
American Girl Mclaughlin Mountain Boy Cars South
Wall Fulton, and Williamsburg ID ferries Eve minutes,
for Course direct WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor
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Hlmbl, anb SIatr Nlantrls.
1o~l-~ol>~.>~~,-~o~>,~~~~>>
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
vi In great variety, and st prices from LID,
I'.I SO, $l2 So SIS s17 so, 500 to $50
=. d. ..... MANUFACTURED BY
THE PENRHYN SLATE Co. o..
. Also,
HeartAs TILES. Cisterns Baths. Sinks UnnAls
BILLIARD TABLE BEDS,
Slabs, plain AID enameed Slate Work made TO order
Quarries and hapaiaetoTy Middle Granville, " T. , . ,.
warehouse Raolns West Bgteenth, between
Fifh and SIth-aVeA, N. Y. - :.
-r. s.T To EIBAzRR JONES, Manager
NARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
IVA MARBLE and MARBLE MANTELs rich and elegant design
T. STEWART Co. No COS siIhsye bet 3Sth and @thsss
MARBLE and Marbleized Mantels, Monu-
lfk IIeadoues &c The largest finest and cheapest stock 10
MAntes also Catalogues the country A. kLABEko
Nos l3e and 1876 Bast Eighteenth st.. Thirdave
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-16

A LIVELY SCENE-AS ANCIENT FREED
MAN CoLLARED BY HIS SPoUsE.-On Satur-
day morning, while on our rounds in search
of the confounded item, we were directed
to q certain locality by young urchin who
represented that en- old negro woman was
"beatin' her husband to DEATH" We re-
paired to the spot, and there beheld scene
we'll worthy of the pencil of Elder.
An elderly negro woman, bedecked in
her store clothes, and surrounded by her
carpet-bag, red cotton umbrella, and n
crowd Of young urchins of all coiors, had
an old, gray-haired darky by the collar,
and while belaboring him with tolerably
stout cudgel, gave him ongue-lashing
somewhat as follows:
s'0h, yes, you nasty, stinkin', black
rascal; got you, is /? What you doin'
here, dat's what I want to know [Whack. ]
Come down here to vote, did you? [Whack.l
Absolusher come down here from Macklin-
burg sir weeks ago to vote, and ain't bin
back home since. [Whack.] Oh, yes, you
black scoundil; what you reckon gwine
do all de time you gone for meat and meal
for your children? You black rascal.
[Whack.
Old Man." Look here, Hanna here, 90
man, here; what you doing [Whack.l
Don't talk to me in sich disagreeable tone
here whar all desc folks is"
Hannah" Oh, never mind bout you,
you black rascal. [Whack.l 1gwine gi' you
Billy, l is. I know'd I'd cotch you. You want
satisfied wild stayin up home to vote ; you
cot to come down here to vote, is you ?
[Whack.l Oh, yes, you black rascal l. you
scoundil you what you reckon I gwine do
all dis time? Sot down at home on wait for
you? [Whack.l Dat l want gwine do no
sich thing l tell you what l gwine do,
you black scoundil whackl, gwine
carry you down here to de Damsville de-
pot whar the Damson cars is, and I gwine
keep you dar till de cars goes to Macklin-
burg [whackl. Hear dat, don't you [whackl ?
Fore God, so mad [whackl. Look here,
man [whackl, could haul off and fairly
buss you open, l could [whackl. You
[whackl black [whackl rascal (whackl,
YOU"
The old man was completely subdued, and
took everything very meekly, until po-
liceman came along and put on end to the
quarrel by ordering them off.
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PRETTY woMES.-A comparatively fow ladies'
monopolizc the beauty as well rs the attention of
society. This ought not TO he So but 1t Is, and will
he while men are foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be changed by using lIAGAS'S MAG
SoLIA BALM which gives the bloom of youth and
n refined, sparkling beauty to the complexion
pleasi ng. powerful, and natural,
No lady need complain of a red tanned, frcckled,
or rustic complexion, who will invest sevcnty-hve
cents In IIAGAS'S MAGNOLIA BALM. Its effects
are truly wonderful.
TO preserve aud dress the hair use LYONS KA-
TUAIROS.
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EXCURSION TONIGHT The steamer State
of Maryland will take select party of
cxcurSionists down the James river this
returning by moonlight. A full
brass band will be on board, and all other
arrangements for the comfort and pleasure
of the passengers will be made. Garber's
omnibusses will await the return of the
steamer, and convey the excursionists to
any part of the city for 25 cents each.
Tickets (Which are only one dollar) may be
procured of any one of the committee OF
arrangements.
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Tie railroad from Lcavenworth to Atchi-
son is to be completed by the lst OF Septem-
ber.
The New Albany (Indiana) Commercial
is informed that charter has been OBJ
tanned for the construction of another
bridge across the Ohio, at or near that city,
and that the project will be put through at
once if subscription of $250,o00 can be
secured.
The artesian well at St. Louis is 3,S43
feet deep. If the internal heat of the
earth increases at the rate of one degree
for every fifty feet of this distance-as GER
tain wise men teach-thcn the thermometer
ought to stand at that depth seventy-six de-
grees higher than at fifty feet below the
surface, and u person would scarcely ex-
pect to obtain very cold water thence.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ARREST OF HoRsE-THIEvEs. Es.-There is
reason to believe that some of our Rich
mond detectives have now made discoveries
which will lead to the disbanding of the
leaders of a gang of horse-thieves which
has so long been terror to the farmers in
this part Of the State. The trail was
struck by Messrs. Knox and Craddock while
in search of certain horses stolen from
Messrs. Norman, Pribble, and Wyatt, of
Campbell county. One of the animals was
found in Chesterfield, and traced back
through it's several owners to the time it
was stolen, and it was then discovered that
all the stolen horses had passed through
the hands Of parties in Richmond.
The next step was the arrest of the sus-
pected persons, and on Friday night this
was effected by Messrs. Knox and Grad
dock with the assistance of the regular po-
lice. Proceeding to house on Cary street
near Seventeenth, they captured negro
named Shepherd Pettinger. Another negro
who was present escaped, but was fired at
by Mr.. Craddock. From information given
by the negro, officer Parker arrested on Sat
urday morning, at Hix's stables, a white
man named Edgar Bass, who is supposed to
be one of the gang.
The statements of the accused are con-
ficting as to the share which each had in
their unlawful operation, but there seems
to be conclusive evidence as to the guilt of
both. The charges against them will be in
yestigated at the Mayors court this morn
inr
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like all things spectral. The predictions of
science and the prophecies of the evange-
list announce the same catastrophe:
Immediately after the tribulation Of
those days, shall the sun be darkened, and
the moon shall not give her light, and the
stars shall fall from heaven, and the pow
ers of heaven shall be shaken"
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JAMES RIVER LISE.--The popularsteamer
John Sylvester has taken her old place
on the route to Norfolk ria james river o..
B. Tatum's linc) to Norfolk. The travel
ling public will be pleased to learn that
Captain L. C. Clifford, whom everybody
knows, has been transferred to the COM
mand of the Sylvester.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Eliza IEancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
ch:tndisc and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Alexander, New York. mcr-
chanGise and passengers, W. G. Dunham Co.
Brig Eleventh Lancashire Griffith, Liverpool,
salt. Lee, Scdd0n & Co.
Schooner Snow Squall, Robinson, Rockland,
lime, Lee, Seldom & Co.
SAILED,
Schooner William Jones, Keen, New York,
grain, CrOwcll 4 Currie.
Schooner j. II. Lockwood, Sharrett, New York,
grain, Curtis ( Parker.
Schooner Brilliant, Palmer, ria lower James
river to load for Baltimore, Curtis & Parker.
Steamer Niagara, Alexander, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, ". c. Dunham 4 Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore
merchandise aud passengers, Harveys i VIII
liams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT August li.-Arriyed, steamer Ad.
niral Freeman. merchandise and passengers
York River Railroad Company, and sailed on
return.
Boston, August l?.--Cleared schooner James
town. Rogers, Tor Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA. August l3.-Schooner sarah
Fisher. Moore, and Ii. L. Simmons, Carson, Tor
Richmond,
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HIGH CONSTABLE lNDICTED.-After hear
ing good deal of evidence the grand jury
Of the Hastings Court have found true
bills" in three cases against Captain Will
liam R. Tall, High Constable of the city,
for demanding and obtaining unlawful fees
for his services.
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Dividend paidto policy holders at end of second

NIVlUcnU NalUt0 pOIIc!-IOIucTs AI tHu OF sccOhu
yrur. In l,69, forty per cent.
The success of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurance princi-
T.r>. ~ E, !,
lis aim has been TO exercise special care in the
,1,rfiss II risks. the StTicteSt ec0n0Rp. and nb-
% r... Src1iritY in the investment of its accumula
yE,gs The extreme responsibility of the COM
sv tr>tieS to this safe and prudent course In the
EAR, Of The sacred funds conlidcd.
Special f.ctjre&. that should lead all to insure
lq \ il. company. An investigation Of its plans and
nrr}t~ will leave one IN doubt and all will re-
l~,' insurance elsewhere.
annual dividends on life policies, commencing
~ end of first wear, and unc-third loan on profits
50 notes required for premiums. All policies
uuu-foricitahlC.
80 restrictions on travel or residence outside
The tropics
special protection 10 married women ard chill
artn. under charter.
<ucNtr;i rate on females.
IT. investments made securely, for the benefit
hIGENTS' WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-16

CoNvIcT.-Georgc Marshall (negro) was
received at the penitentiary Saturday morn
ing from Luncnburg, convicted of house
breaking, and sentenced to eighteen months
confinement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-16

The NEGRO SHERGFF.-The negro sheriff
whose qualification was noticed in the Dis
patch of Saturday is named George E.
Stevens. He has white man named Amos
D. johnson for his deputy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-16
AUCTION SALES TEEIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell Mt his store at 10
o'clock household furniture, &c.
S. JONES, JR., will sell at his store Fifteenth
street, groceries, liquors. wines, &c.
LEE & GODDIS will sell two valuable tracts OF
land near Goochland courthouse.