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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06
81 Grubbs & Williams, Aucttoneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets,

Eleventh between Main and Bank streets
A VERY NEAT FRAMED DWELLING
II AT THE SOUTHWE~r COE NEK Ot
AND SMITH STREETS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, 5th of May, Mt y O'Clock 7.
NJ we will sell at auction, upon the premises, the
DWELLING situated as above, occupied py Mr.
J. W. Whitmore. J..
II has six rooms besides Kitchen. The io' IS
lei By l53 feet to an alley. ,, ,
would be a good Investment, as the tenement IS
good and the rent nets good Income upon
The probable cost OF the property.
:. EHMs: One-third cash ; balance at four ana
eight months, with intcrest.
Auc,ioneers "a
The above sale Is postponed on account "f me
incleneucy Of the weather to f alDAi, 7Ih In
slant, at - o clock
NH u. " 81
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4 NICE LITTLE PLACE OF THIRTY
n ONE ACRES tsmsll framed houee, choice
fruit trees. sufficient wood. water. &C., half an
hours run from town. will be old ut auctlr on
at IL O'Clock VI. Persons attending the sale Will
ticket t. Glen Allen. on Fredericksburg railroad,
leaving TIE Petersburg depot a: IL IS d. d.. and
returning to town at 90 7. NJ. The monthly fare
Il a.. Captain Cussons will take pleasure in
showing tie Mace ~ any time prior TO day o. sale.
nj, HARRISON K NEWRURE,
ap2l kuctiore"rs.
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FTSHE FOLLOWING LOW -PR1CED
Z PLACES are offered t0g, thcr with many
larger An! more valuable farms and city property
by US:
no ACRES OF LAND in Chesterfield county
fourteen miles from + ichmnnd, on Richmond and
DAnvtlle railroad, at $40 per acre.
1873 ACRES ce.ow hiChI.Cud three miles from
the river. sl2 per acre.
100 ACRES In New X, NJ county, three miles
from indsDr shades 1900
PIP ACRES ia Hc4rico county, fourteen miles
from Richmond $3.50
II Of these farms have good improvements an"
can be buugh. on most accommodating terms.
and Hill & GO, DIN.
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rTIIE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY

THE ROCKETS MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The above property Is for sale, and Will be sold
{ n reason able terms. here are
FOURTEEN ACRES CT LAND.
and a number OF BUILDISGS on the same. u
was successfully used for u number OF years pre-
yious to the q ferLiliZ!ng mill Tor whlch
purpose Il IS well acagteGl and Tor the last three
years rs l. distil!cry The machinery Tor grlAdlcE
Il IN good order, ~! the
WATER POWER
IS sufficient N all seasons to run four pS!r or
Uurls mis- property u well adapted !or
aLEUFACTURING PURPOSES.
I: has "a abundance Of
PURE SPIi,IG WAFER,
and rs a location for brewery or paper mill can
no, be surpassed Being situated IT Rockets, IL
Is convenient 10 shipping. and the foik hlVer
railroad passes through portion or The property
A greag bargain viii tie sold In The above pro-
pe-.y as the owner IS deter mined 10 sell.
A plat or the property can be seen AT the Office
OF James Ii. Taylor. apply 10 or address
JANIS NJ. TAYLOR,
Main street between Eighth ard Ninth.
ryy
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HyLee " Godd!n, AuCtionecr6,
NJ III Main s,r.ct.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL FARM
l CtNTlI~I"G TIrTY-FlVr ! Nd = li'5 =
QUARTER nGEZs, ONE ND HhifF
tAsF Fl RICHMOND. kTrCBtiC Az ITO.
Nv virtue Ct the provisions Of deed or trrs' oy'-
cnted 10y Christina Lcber Jr.. 70 10" undersIra'@
bearing'd.tc june 18th, lSci cu'y rrcofdci IN III,
Office OF the Ciek Of Heurco Cnuntv rUri az.
being requested 81 10 do by the beneficiary 'rs1ll
deed | will on FnInsY TN May, iss3 on q"
premlses III O'Clock L. u. pTocfcft sell To
sEsA ESTATE conveyed hy said dccl. a5 o.,
lows to wit: I'll that tract OF land IN 1ll
being In the county of Penrico near iHc MIL '"r'
merlv known rs Blakcy's mill adjoining tn !-'d'
of JOHN Pee and Others coniainimg hLty.'l, scrr-
auH three quarters II sn acre, beirg the aa" prn'
rcrty which was nyeycd u said "hcr by tTr''--
rick Brsuer and wife by deed hearing dl'r :l.l
day Of July, 1867, recorded IN H"h'ii' county
book IL page A.
TERMS: Une-.hirI cash : one ht', lhnr
months: one.th!rA, six months. Tor ,"'a'.
roics with interest added, aaa sccurei ~ .rN.
deed. gaxcs for 1860 the purchascr to pay
G-pRGr -. WISE, Ifns'"'.
Sale conducted by LEE GoDpIH, AuciIon''rs.
I'd
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y ~ M!CXLEhBUaG COUNTY, W.
virtue Of Z. decree OF the cirClt Court 49, Et'ta.
lcnburg county Va. rendered on the II" 'ty
kpr.l 1859, in The suit OF Jones' administrator r.
Alexander / sh al. on FRIDAY the ?';h daF ''
May 1862 eel upon the premises 10 The h2h.s, L,.
der 81 public auction. the THACf OF bh'"
owned by James Il. Alexander known n '"'.,-
sons" sing upon the waters Of g Ir,s ere = +
the said county containing OHE 1hytrhNH
TEIeTY-THRFF AND 4 HALF A. EbS: sI'
also ut the time and place, two other 81 I.
TIE CTS or p COS L. OF LAID o"@'" w.
the said tlexander-onc cf TWO ~ ~. e.
AND FIFTEEN ACkYS known az y hNrH@N p,
and the other containing about FlFIN IS .@..
known rs the " Mine woods Tract" TIC lone.
are regarded as exceedingly valuable ,Dd Gr lf--
bic and well adapted to tnc growth ~ 81! inc "a-'
products of the country.
An accurate dps .riptlrn OF them IS d"aafc.' @ %
necessary AS II IS presumed that persons C's'rl
to purchase VIII examlGc and judge q: !lrm j..
themselves. they lie co tiPuous 20 tie iaft. .o,t
of land of Mark Alexander sr. adyS!tietd ~
sold on the 36.h and 9Th OF MAJ. b." 'd-chs"a
place has upun u conf. rtrb!c dFcl.ln2-h'''l
and al! Gee ssary out bulldogs. Possession - .r
delivered on the l>t day az January. 1870, "i,hEa
privilege " the purchaser or s'cdingR "h"M c!"."
TERMS or SkL2: Jnc-thiri Of the PurChts" Tso-
Hey TO be paid la cash and NJ 20 thr res Gaeh REQ"
Il credit or ELK. twelve, AMI eighteen onlLs, w.
purchaser 70 execute bonds fpr the deferred pay,
mcnts, carry Ing Interest from the day or sair ~"'
The title To be retained until III" whole or the Iuf'
chase money Is psid. ,.-,.,
y. l.. JOHNSON. EoEnIi saionr,.
su2T GOT OgdtHn -.
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BY wellington Goddin.

Real Estate Agent and AuctloneeT.
A SSIGN EE'S SALE OF ONE-N1NTH
= INTEJ :EsT IN ONE HUNpRED Arp
twenty ACRES OF Land, IN HtNOFkk
C"tETY, CALLED THE nKCk,n AND
ONE-NI<7 II INTEREST IN THE cuM OF
FIVI TIL )USbNu DOLLARS PAYABLE
UPON I'll DEATH OF a LADY AetD
sIXTY-@pJE YES ASS assignee, In ,t bank
suct!ca in front OF the courthouse OF the United
States y,str let Court. In the city Of Richmond on
THUE Al ~ the 9Th OF Nay isC9 al ~ r G,GSh
DEED AND TWENTY ACRES Of LA I'D
IN the upper end of Han or oc On Little river
hisn ONE-NINTH INTEREST II THE SUM
OF FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable
uDou the death of lady wEcse age is stated 10 De
TERMS Cash AND'W hUTHERGLEN.
ar * st,,"tds Assignee.
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AUCTION SALES.
THE Ok
By Thomas ". Keesee, Auctioneer,
No. 1911 Main street.

THE oSr
Jamaican -------~~-~ ---~-- ~~>-
BY Thomas ". Keesee, Auctloneer,
No. 1911 Main street.
1ToUsEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
II &c. FOR SALE AT AHCTION.-1 will
sell THIS MORNING commencing at Il 10 o 9'ei9cx,
FURNITURE, consisting in part OF
Elegant seven-octave hosewood-cnc Piano
in perfect order;
Handsome 1ete-a-Tetes.
walnut Hat HACK.
Mahogany Wardrobes,
Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany and walnut Bedsteads,
LARGE Mahogany side and China Press,
Sideboards Bureaus. Washstands,
Extension Dining-Tahles,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Refrigerators.
Cookery and Glassware.
sbou, 20 feet of India Rubber Hose,
Fenches thIldrens arrisges,
Manufactured Tobacco.
Flows, , ultivator, Hoes,
se"'hR NA'H'He Thomas ". KEEsEF,
ByU. A. Gathright, Auctloneer, E-5
corner Of Main and Fifteenth streets.
T WILL SELL AT MY STORE THIS
4 MORNING commencing at 10 O'Clock. a large
as,or;meat Of FURNITURE, &C., consisting in
BRDSTFAD!,
Fine SOFAS,
CHI IRS,
Tables,
ROCKIES.
ENG RAWLINGS,
nhTfREssEs &c.
ALSO.
One CARPET,
and large lot Of
DRY GOODS,
CT OTHING,
NOTIONS, &C.
q. A. CARTWRIGHT.
m-s Auctloneer.
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GAVE YOUR FURS AND CLOTHS
SCAMPHuRATEDV We iIVERT Is less volatile
and much cheaper than Camphor, and VIII protect
effecltyel, Furs .aahtneres, Carpets, ana oollen
Goods, against the raysges OF moths AID other 10
sects Price, 75c. q box. sold by
MEADE u BAKER, Pharmacists,
,nss 90 Main street.
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g!OR RENT, the large and admirably "a
Z located fOur-ssory GEASlTE-FRoHTMz
STORE No. 10 Fifteenth street between Main and
Cary streets at present occupied by Mr.. j.. Pow
crs as wholesale grocery aud commission house.
for which 1t IS Well suited Possession ut once.
Apply TO LYME Il BROTHER,
Real Estate Auctioneers, 1899 Main street.
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Nuctlcnss-,
No. SCI Main street,
three doors below Spotswcoi Hotel.

F3HRUSTEE'S SALE OF nEAL ESTATE
Z IN IHa COUNTY or CSE5E tItis
ALJJLNI- II The TOW OF MaNCEE5 u ~,
B-INti APART - "FALi.S PLIHTAIlOH,'
CONTAINING SIXTY AuRAS, AT auCjlOS.
nv virtue OF deed OF trust made on the 2@l GaT OF
January, 1851 To tue subscriber, from -. Q WARD
recorded la the clerk Office Uf the county cLutt OF
.hestc, field 10 secure the payment Of certain ne
g0lllale notes and bonds therein mentioned WIN
Interest thereon and d. FAM. having been made In
the payment or Il por Ion of sid nsEotiahlc notes
and bonds and 1T the request 81! the beneficiary III
d Ltf.. au III AccorCauCe wan the terms thereof
via { # r for sale ut pubic auction 90 the prem
ises, on iUkSDaY, ls-h Of Mag, 1t 81 O'CLOCK 7
n Il par. of the Re L. Eo iA"A conveyed III
said deed, being Il tract Of land containing about
SIXTY ACko.s with The Improve pents thereon.
bounded on the east by the lands formerly owned
by the late henry /. Drewry, on The west by the
hichn mi AID Petersburg turn pike anu on the
north hy the lands owned by Dr. MARX, AMI IS 3
part OF sect II marked OH The plat oi tie Fails
Plantation"
In. consent of the beneficiary In 7aid Decd shall
REQUIRE oGe.qrlar er cash; Balance on credi! Of
six twelve, eighteen, and t"enty-ioUr lnohlhS,
H. go.ia4le notes, inters Sdd d, secuted by coed
OF t.ust. JOaS Il. $40,
1Gu,tee.
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAY.
BY Lee q Goddiu, AEctioneers,
No. Il17 Main street.
TRAME DWELLING, ON "CROW "
IT. HILL NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF
vENABLE STREET AND u sCHAHslCS5,v.ii i.x
TJJR NPIKE, AT aU91 ION.-.ln SATUEDh I.
Nav 9Th, at halE-past O'Clock r. NJ, on the pre-
misses wilt &c sold comfortable ID
DWELLlS9 with -four rooms. kitchen. &c
situated rs above with lot s2a feet by 1of deep.
Premises in good order. and renting for $3.50 per
annum to an excellent tenant. Well OF good wa
ter on the same.
TERMS ~ sale. LEE q dODDlS,
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EOR RENT, the STORE recently &C. IA
cup!ed as grocery store by r.. V. Palmer. EA.z
on Main Street, No. 1920, between Seventeenth and
+ eighteenth streets. Possession can be had imme-
diatry. --
Also STORE and DIV ELLING on Main street,
No ltoG recently occnpied by n. j Robertson.
Also store and DIV GLLING on Main street
between Nineteenth and Tmentieth streets.
hlso BRICK DIVE, LING-ROUSE situated on
Msyo street between Franklin and Ross streets.
Possession can be had Immediately.
r.. D. EhCUO.
mvk If Real Fstatp gent
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A LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE IN
IA THE BEST STYLE OF THE R.RT At THE
DIAPATCH PRNTIHG-HOUsE Jazz
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BY CCos Z LauGhton, Auctloaecrs,
CORNER sIoyyrnOr ana FRANKLIN 1t.-2li

JANIS VI. TAYLOR. k.uctior"cr
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BY GruObs K Williams, Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Iatn and Rans

cprrrS o Williams Auctionee-s. m
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SURPRISE OF A TRIO OF BURGLARS.
/. rwo Arrested aud One Escaped.

Two Arrested aud One Escaped.
Yesterday morning at an early hour trio Of bur-
glars entered the open door Of the premises No. 5ls
Broadway, and, ascending to the third story, pried
open door leading to the store OF MesSrs Charles Il.
Hartung & Co., with jimmy they had In their pos
session. As the burglars were in the act leaving the
place with 81, 500 worth OF human hair which they
had stolen, and packed in large bag, Mr.. Hartung
made his appearance for the purpose OF opening his
at comprehending the situation Of affairs
Mr.. Harrupg made an effort to secure. the whole
gang whereup0n one of them dealt Mr.. HartunQ
a blow IN the face, bruising and badly dscolor-
s the burglars then iairly jumped down VS stairs and,
tue alarm being given, Two Of the party took refuge
in barber shop near BY where they pretended they
wished to be shaved. In q few moments however,
roundsman Knight and officer Clinton Of the Four
teenth precinct who had heard the cry OF Stop heD
entered the shop and secured the parties before they
could escape although one OF them made determined
effort TO nee through rear door. The prisoners,
who gave their names as James Marsh, alias .sMike
Brttonn and James Love, alias Long, were taken to
the Spring street police station where they were
searched. In possession OF Britton were found some
boots and shoes ana clothing. all OF which are sup.
posed to have been stolen as neither OF the prison
scw oSnS eg ssuea se ooupa nDs
steel ' jimmy with which the door leading leading
to Mr. Hartung's premises was prted open was found
on the loor where they had dropped and left IL In
their efforts to escape. Later in the day Captain
0dTianu, VIII Int oinCcTS DtdkinS drIestS ar
raigned the prisoners before Judge Hogan. when
Charles H. Hall, chief clerk. took the necessary
aidayits IN the case, whereupon the magistrate
committed them IN full for trial In default oI $4,000
bah each.
Marsh is twenty-three years OF age, native OF
this city, by occupation butcher and lives at No.
IS Thompson street.
Love Is native OF thus city. twenty-one years OF
age lives Garner or Houston and Greene streets, and
Is frame maker by occupation. Both the prisoners
pleaded not guilty During the hearing OF the case the
court room was crowded 10 excess with friends OF
ana sympathizers with the prisoners, who loitered
about the T0mbs for some time after the defendants
had been sent to the cells The confederate OF Marsh
and Love, who so brutaliy assaulted Mr.. Hartung Is
still at lagge; but he Is well known Captain Car
land has sirong hopes Of being able TO arrest him.
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roUsT OF GENERAL sssslogS.
Before Recorder Hackett.


TIE MrRoyED STATE or the COURT ROOM
IN consequence Of the crowded condition OF the
court room especially since the commencement OF
the present term. the Recorder instructed the ocers
OF the court 70 exclude hereafter large number OF
loafers ana thieves who continually infest the build
ing and all avenues to 1t. This Is desirable REFORM
and It's beneficial effects observable to-day IN
the select and comparatively respectable appearance
OF the audience IL l. 10 be hoped that the officers
will faithfully comply with the orders or the IN
this respect and that hereafter tue Court OF General
Sessions Will not be infested with such desperate
characters as have long mace II convenient ioung
ing place.
FELoSrous ASSAULT.
Henry starr, the colored man who was danger
ously stabbed by an African citizen named Samuel
Lang oronght up for sentence The Recorder
stated that Lang nad been brought up this court
on several occasions, but In order 10 teach the
prisoner that he must not use knife with impunity
months.
Assistant District Attorneys Uutchings and Tweed
were IN attendance this morning, and City Judge
Bedford occupied seal on the bench while the
eases were being disposed Of. Thus i win be seen
that the gentlemen VINO are entrusted with the
are e1crtinx themselves with Intiring zeal Ia bring
Ing the guilty 10 speedy and severe punishment.
Charles Newman, charged with forgery in the third
degree, pleaded guilty 70 the fourth grade OF thai
offence. ON the 4th OF this month ne presented 4
forged order az the store OF aames e Howard 81 Cert
andt, street purp0rtlng 70 be- signed by G. W Brown
ordering y pairs OF bamoral Shoes lie was sent to
the State Prison Tor two years.
A CLOUD or COLDRgD PRISONERS.
James Brown, John Willis, Reuben smith, wm
Hassefr aud solomon Green lcolOred youthsl were
tried upon charge oirobbng Charles Briggs lcolorei)
OF $50 as he was passing out OF gambling saloon
In Thompson street on the "a inst. They were an
iexcept Brown convicted OF grand larceny. Judge
Bedford who tried the case, sentenced smith aud
Green 70 the state Prison FOR two years. Nlis was
sent 10 the Penltentlary for year. and Hasset q
the City Prison for thirty days.
ALIEGE EArE.
John Leonard was tried upon charge OF rape, the
complainant being Mary ann Gallagher, wnO tes
tiled that on the 18th Of september. while s1e was
passing through Cherry srteG, the defendant pulled
her into an alley way and violated her person. The
good character Of tue accused was shown. and as
there were circumstances shaving the lmprobablltJ
oi tue truth 81 tue girls stort tho Jury rendered
verdict 81 acquldal without Having their seats.
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AcisE OF MALICIOUS mscaEF-wHclssME RESTRICTION
or WiSgsy.

"hliam Mofan, said 10 be constable OF the sixth
waru tBrooslynA aud John smith were brought
before Justice Hogan at the Tonbs on charge OF
malicious mischief preferred against them by wil-
liam jackson, employed ss wstchman In the dls-
iiilery OF Dennis McBenry No. Is washington street.
10 ms arnaast jackson seti forth that early the
morning OF the 18th instant the accused uartles VII
fully, wickedly and maciously turn ed the stop
COCK on Iour Standing Casks containing whiskcy,
wheisuy neArv soO gallons OF the beverage, valusu
o. 500, was allowed 70 run from the casks and be
DESTROYED ~ % further alleged that the
PRISONERS caiieo upon JACKSON at the dts
tllery ana asked permission Ia remain
there short time, and being acquainted with them
Inc request was granted, after which Jackson closed
up ana properly secured the premises lie then Iay
down and fell asleep for an hour; subsequently was
awobe by some one. only to md that The faucets OF
the casks had been turned OF ana the wbjskev per
mtted 70 run from Them. At the time Jackson
closed the premises and lay down 10 sleep he In
positive that no persons except the defendants
were In the building, aud hence the complaint agsnst
pem 'DaTs eosa9 4slQ kosaa ~ Anlth V bel
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the rear Of lot In Hudson avenue. This d the
second seizure at this place. and the property which
IL valued at $l2,00U. 10 now liable to condscation
SNEAK THIEF CAUGHT AND CoMMIrTEp.-A man
giving his name as Frank Morton was committed by
Justice Riley, yesterday, to await the action or the
Grand Jury for stealing an overcoat from the hall
way ofthe residence or John Havens, In Dekalb
avenue The prisoner was discovered by Mr.. Ha-
vens making on with the coat. ana was arrested by
OF skeleton keys and casekniIe were found IN his
possession.
FATAL AocIDENr.--Coroner Jones held an inquest
yesterday afternoon over the body OF an old lady
named Amelia Kennedy. 1t appears the deceased
visited Mrs. Mary Garrigan at her residence No. 1sl
Hamilton avenue, and complained Of feeling III.
While Mrs. Garrigan was getting some coal from the
cellar she heard the deceased fall from her chair on
the noor she fastened up stars. and placed pill
low under her head, thinking she might possibly re-
vive In q short time. Finding she did not move
In some hours alter Mrs. Garrlagan called IN three
or four OF her neIghoors ior the Pnrpose OF placing
were ABOUT TO move her they found that she was
dead. An examination by .ne cotoner revealed
severe wound upon the head In the fall from the
chair she had struck her head upon two nails which
projected from The oor, and this had produced COM
preston Of the brain, causing her death. verdict
IN accordance was .endeied.
PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT IN Bgoo9Lyy. The
question oshaving a paid fire department in Crook
lyn Is now the topic OF discussion not oaiy among
the 1remen, but the citizens. The present appro-
prlaton OF $1500oO for the support OF The volunteer
organization Is found To be rather ncayre SUN
WIN winch 70 supply the wants OF the orsa .i!on.
IL is found tnat steamers cost something. ;ecialy
when they are got up in good style. Tie tvlrei or
Estimates and Disbursements for the depart.
nient have only held few meeungs. anu
the proposals FOR building new houses, i9satHng
steamers &c which they have advertiser f{g VIII
swallow up the small appropriation. AA eAors ass
been made to reduce the expenses by d,Daiiiling
some OF the companies; bur as the city rapids NJ
creasing In population and exiendng p ,!lc tlis
step would seem njudlclous. Tne puesiin OF .
change Of some Kind is TO be disclssea Il. uex,
meeting OF the Board OF Estimates ald iSburse-
ments Tor the department.
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sUpERl1R COURT-spscIAL Term.

Decisions.
Judge Freedman rendered judgment In the follow
ing cases.
Carr rs Kolner-Motion granted.
o'Shed Us. The SherlG, Gc.-Motion granted. with
out COSTS
Stouoenel Us. Batenan et al. Motion granted and
commission issued.
Tdy'bett et al. u.s. Griffith et dl.-Motion granted.
Yates ef al. Us. SclaOIes et 0l.-MotlOn granted
Thompson et al. rs. Sch0lleS-Motion granted.
SltaBer rs The Shey'lD, dc.--Moton granted, with
out costs.
Nicholson Us. Tennessee Zinc Company 60 al
Motion for commission granted.
The Central National Bank OF Nel5 York rs.
Nicholson e. al. fttrO suits Motion granted.
HaibelStead Is. Bradford-Motion vacating iDjunc-
ti0n granted with ten dollars costs.
Meyer et al as. Freyd e. dl.--Moton granted.
Doyiilg as. Ky'OeyeT et di.-Motton granted.
Doyia0 Erfly-M0toD granted.
The New York herald., 1869-02-13
DEPARTURE OF the FaIcaTs falHxtIH.

On Thursday morning the United States friGats
Franklin, flagship Of the European squadron and
bearing the broad pennant OF Admiral Radiord, left
her anchorage al the compass buoys In the Lower
Bay drawing twentysix feet one inch of water, and
proceeded 10 sea. she was in charge or pilot Marti1
=. Lyon, wh0wo considerable reputation az sailing
master OF the yacht Henrietta In the great oceas
race and still later in occupying similar position
IN the yacht Dauntess. At twenty minutes bcfore
nine O'Clock the shollest water On the bar was
crossed, y light air of wind from the south-eQuth
west, with fox aud heavy swell from the oco4A
prevailing at the tune
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uMTEc STATES aARsNl,s uEElrE.
Diaisdcii sent TO sinK si,a-Hc Expects !,
Pardon.

Pardon.
II being evident that neither Of the cases In which
Blassdell ~ defendant can te tied AZ tins term of
the court, II was decided on Thursday afternoon to
send him 10 sing sing, to serve ont the term OF
three years 10 which nc was sentenced on one count
oi the indictment unueI which he was convicted. and
accordingly on Thursday evening deputy marsbaig
Cay and Robinson went 70 Ludlow street lat To con
vev MIN 20 prison. lie seemed somewhat surprised
al being sent for sooner than he expected and SAID
sit Is hardly worth while 10 send me NJ a. expect
pardon by saturday, or by MonJa, certain, al
farthest.n
Polk, BlaisdcIl and Ecke may be required as wit.
In the Fullerton case, II t ever to trial.
There ~ also an indictment agalnsT both Blaisde
aud Ecke for con spring with others In icltly re-
moving whiskey from the distiery al the foot Of
Fortyfth street. H. d., East river. Neither Of these
lluictmeuts have Deon tried. In case Baisdel and
ECkei are wanted as witnesses IN tie Fullerton case
are wanted Tor their trial, there n no leua OO-
stacle 70 their being produced for either or both
those purposes.