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plCaMoND AND DAAylLLE RAIh

SICHMOND AND DANFlLLE RAIk
-As ROAD.-EAsSEhaER .2ChEDULE: s4lra
GoINe sou=g.ILynchbarg ana Aaaans PEE;
sengers leave Richmond daily except scIasgsl
Q. els A. NJ; leave Burkaytllo daily lexcfEe SUM
days) at lP. M; arrive ct Danyille dai!ytax.
cept 3undays) AT 6:55 I. u. .THROUSHahl.AIE
kSD EXPRESS leSFcs Richmcnd daily ~ IVY
P, NJ; leaves Danvpts asily atl7sA. ~; arrives
NJ Grsens.oroi gaily az Lees Il. IL. ta1aS4
GOrNa NOaTn.-Lynch6urg and Dsnvtile pas.
ssengeers leave Dany,lle daily tsISsps Sgndsy s1s Is
days. at IL. M arrive st sisb11Snd aany
except Sundays) at 1888 I. N. MALE
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily ~ IN
A. M. leaves Danv1lle daily at I. 60 A. M hr,
riycs nc Richmond daily at Ito A. ID.
The Lynchburg and Danyilte Passenger Trstn
connects at Burkeviile with the ttraiIs On sne
Southside road for Petersburg. Aoriolks LYnsh-
burg, and ali citations on the Scusnstde anS VIE.
-Sinffas and Tennessee railroads, Bristol HISx.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashgtls. MenPhls'
and all important points Bouth and Heas ~.
The Through Mai and ExpreHg conEecW
at Greensborof with the traing on tho NORTH CARO-
lima road for. Charlotte Columbia, AuSusta, %.
yannah, Macon, Mobile, M~ontgomerya &c., &9.i
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Freder1cEs.
burg aud Potomac, Chesapeake Sndt ONO ano
Richmond and York River railroads. $1,000.
SLEEPING CARS and CHILEH'H PATENE
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through -express
train. 30 ThVmAh
SO l ass - eapeTiApsnurAh
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BANK OF COMMERCE.,
FREDERICKSBURG, July 10, 1870. 4

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10
IN NOTE OF THE BANK OF COM
MERCE thst the same must be presented for re
damot,on at par at the office OF SAID pans, II
TIeS-rscksburg Va. or at tho clearinghouse OF
rnnseay. Gordon Il Gafnett,i In said town, on or
6eiore Tie FIRST DAY y = AUaysT, ssi, or %
game will be barred. in conformity with az, ast
OF lbs General Assembly OF ytryfnaa passed July
q, 1870, entitled an act foftae relief OF the bank %
Cofnnerce ut Fred6ricksbuTg.
GEORGE u. sCqTgt f7esiaslt.
]. AZ. HERNDoN. Cashier. Y@&-Gu1
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OLD AND NEW FIRMS WHICH PUR-
~ POE opening new account books on the lSt
OF January, 1871, will find 1t more satisfactory to
have their
made up in advance OF requirement for use
We are prepared to receive orders from mer-
chants, bank RS, and othsrs, for SINGLE BOOKS
or COMPLETE SETS. We promice good books
at as low prices as can be made.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
no Ia 1205 Maln street.
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F~URMETUKE, &c.

HARDWOOD & RITTER HAYE!ms
III REMOVED THEIR FURnlInaE ~
wheIe Samuel w. Harw0od dtd sbusinsss fanny
years before the war. Having nos .yeryeSsenHiys
Warerooms, and 2 splsndtd stock OF g2sh
PARLOR FUEHITURE1 At9 -
DINING-kOOM FURNITURE, and nj
we are prepared 10 sen goods lower than wc did on
Main street, rs our expenses being yers maea re
duced, we reduce cur prices ccordingtys.S1 Ia
want or good, substantial FURAIEukk, naopstsE
ter see our stock before buying.
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DICHMOND land YORK RIVER
HI HEan RAILROAD

On and after MONDAY, Oct. "A, 1870, the trains
on this road will be run as follows /: t.ssTsSg
PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING EAsT.-Leayes Richmond daily az llk
P. n. !; arrive ut y est Point daily at sloP. NJ.
GONG WEsT.-Leave West Point daily at 4.
NJ. !; arrive at Richmond daily At 1o:s6 Am.
Trains connect at West Point daily Except
sunoay) with FIEsT-CLASS STEAMERseSo r
landings on York river, Yorktown, and Bxln.
more.
FARE.-To river landings, $3.50; TO .Ba1t.
more, g. .sr{ ,ntst,41 grsg4
FREIGHT TRAIN. WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED.
Leave Richmond daiiyI Except Monday at&
O'Clock A. NJ; lesve West Point daily Except
Monday at l O'Clock r. n. sH..tlaEqs
THROUGH FREIGHT -
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH ana
WESr. Received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through bills Of ladtng given to all prominent
points North and West.
&C ~ "" Freight and Ticket Agent"
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Ss0ck and Money Market.
I NEW YORK. Noy. a~s.-Eoon--stocks steady
Gold, 1lls. Money, 4@s per cent. s~terltng-LoDg,
los /; short, 1901. E-2a's, '62, 1oN.
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Do,,..,,. Mo,ke,.r aY rRL,

Domestic Mnrkets-[BY TBLEG8AfHJ
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged. CoEn
Pork steady at $ss@l&eAa.. Ca1ont a-
ther stesdier !; uplands, l6Sc. hosin quiet; suain-
ed. b. Erstghts dali.
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~ FINDING HOUSE,
1919 CARY STREET.
The subscriber calls the attention OF all In need
OF SOLE LEATHER. CALF sK1ER KlPS. EIDE
IEATHER, Innings, and such other articles
as are usually found In q Leather and FINDING
house, to his stock. Purchased on the most al
yantageous terms, he can offer them as low as theg
can be purchased.
SOLE LEATHER, Of the different grades;
FRENCH and AMERICAN CALF and kIP
srD IL. THEIR, Innings.
THREADS. NAILS, &C., &c.
SMa M Ssii N DEyEREUX, long known to
ths trad. and 10 dealers, and thoroughly CONVEX.
SAINT With the business, can be found with me-; ana
would ne gag xo sec anJ PIET1EE TISsLRY.
's. i2Ie Cary Sc, between lsth andisth.
no Glm&sswsm
pOoK AND JOB PRINTIMG NEATLY
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THE JAMA1cA AND AsPINwALL CABLE
1t has been announced. that the ocean tele.
graph cable from Jamaica to AspinWaIl has
been successfully laid, and as soon as the
line is opened NC shall have direct cOmmu-
nieation with Panama. which means that
the wires now run from the 1sthmus OF Da-
rien to the Isthmus Of Suez, and thence on
to the Indies. 1t now only requires q line
from Calcutta to Pekiu and. Canton to COM
plete the, connection with all the habttaDle
Globe, except some islands OF the sea,
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JAMES L. APPERSON,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
(sINcE 1851
Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New iork. no lin
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DUCKWHEAT FL0UR-2,m pounds
Id In Is, 50, sud 100 pound packages; vr 4 cn
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MAKHNE EMTELLTGENCH.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, nov 20. 1870.
Sun rtses,,,. Ill Moon set. .......,.l II 80
Bun Gets, ,,..,....,.. &.49 High tide. .x...... ~. II
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B. STACY s SON,
; 1aos AVN 1910 MAINgTRHEF.

1908 AND 1910 MAIN SfRNET.s
ara stf,I making large additions By every steamees
10 their elegant and varied stock Of
and only desire an examination by moss 10 ManE
and MATTRESSES o: every description schespaea
than any house in the cItyr Our st9ss e. ~ ~
OF Rev York. Come and SEQ rs Wo mean %
please and satisfy everybody, a11sIi'
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VIRGINIA REPORTS COMPLETE
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, 1918 Main street,
have for sale a complete tett Of the VlkGlmlA
virginia br oks. Large stock OF new and old
STANDARD WORKS. A catalogue OF new laws
published In thu last two years, sent Tree 70 al.
M 90 1Aw
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 10, 1886.
1902 MAIN STREET.
W. B. Robins,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,
AUCTICNEER, AND BROKER.
Business In every branch connected with REAL
ESTATE prom pity and efficiently attended to.
~Interesse OF patrons strictly regarded. Houses,
lots. stores, &C., leased, and rents collected and
property privately or ut public auction. Call .nd
register your property th,t is for sale. Cash adj
vauces made on agreement. Loans and discounts
negotiated.
A trial Of my services as renting and collecting
agent for the coming year special y solicited.
w. Is. ROBINS,
Office 1902 Main street,
no 2i-Tu&Fsw corner 10th.
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In Iowa q sheep has been trained TO par
tIeipate in dog fights,
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

T IST Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
II HEATER, first premium !; MONITOR COZ
FEH PIT, first premium MUNSON'S TUBU-
LAR LIGHTNING.kOn, first premium; AM.R-
fSr nntAMDSD STATE COOKIEG-sTOVE. My
be found at M.UNTCASTLE'S, $50 Broad street.
All in want of above articles should call before
purchs sing elsewhere. no 10
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JOHN BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
Richmond, va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES AND TINWARE; also, BEES MI
PROVED. DIAMOND FIRE-PLACE STOVE,
for heating from one 10 four rooms. Gas Chan
de!iers, Gas Shades, Brackets, &C.. Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas-ftting done at short notice.
House Furnishing Goods, &c. ocl3-2m
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pssSsRs ARp STATIONERY.

seORs AND STATIONERY.
TDGAR'S STRUGGLE,
A STORY FOR CHILDREN,
beautifully illustrated by a Richmond artist, and
BY q Richmond author. Price, 4Sc.
CLASSROOM,
for Sunday-school teachers minutes neat, sys-
tematic, and useful. Price, IS per hundred.
RED BLUE SUNDAY-SCHOOL TICKETS,
on stiff board, with q verse of Scripture on each.
Price, 75c. per thousand.
CARDS,
containing the Lords Prayer, Ten Commard-
mems, &c; stiff coloIed board, Price, Sl.6o per
bundled.
In press-will be ready early III December
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1.fOK AND JOB PRINTING UsNn
b CHEAP At Tells OFFICES
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nOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
10 EXECUTED AT THIS OEF1OEs
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a COWARDLY MURDER.

As the Selma and Meridian train halted at a
wood station the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
on Wednesday, Nov. 2, between Toomsuba, Mise, and
York, Ala, a masked and disguised figure
moving short distance In the OF the wood pile and
approaching the train. The head covered with a
black mask cap and the body with white robe.
lady the train observed II s II leveed 1T weapon Ia
ublebarreed gum tO shoot, and remarked eXcedly
that there man going a. shoot some one :" he
took deliberate aim colOred L. :. Mail Agent stand
ing In the Mail attached ~ the train fired and killed
him instantly. The conductor, Bent b. Todd him
FIRE and then deliberately turn his heel aud walk
twenty or thirty paces, and In moment quickly
follow path a. the crest of small emnence, where he
made long loud noise, by quickly clappiDr his mouth
with his hand auC then disappeared.
The Mail Agent cOlOrcd man Of excellent charae-
ter raised IN the county adjoining Ia that In which he
killed by gentleman, who be never hnd bet
ter quiet slave and respected and nofen-
sive freedman HE only crime war the holding OF an
office under the United States Government act
which the despeadoes Of thin part OF the country viii
not tole rate III a man OF color.
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THE COURTS.
ALIENATION OF REAL EsTATE.


Alfred g. Jones of this city died unmarried
In 1863, leaving considerable personal estate here beside
real estate in California brother unmarried. and two
sisters, Georgiana Onatvia and Catherine Gring sur
yiVed him. the sisters each having children by WILL ne
left his property to trust the income In be paid TO his
brother William h., and to the two sisters 'or me- ana
after the death of either To the SURVIVOR and on INC sur
YNOrs death the whole WAS to be passed to the heirs o
Mrs Onatiya and If she died without Issue 1t was To go
Ia the Trustees Columbia College suit was brought
Ia obtain a construction Of the viii, when II was con
tended that invalid because in cOntrayeniOn or
the statute which provides that the absolute ownership
OF personal property and the absolute power Of any
alienation real shall not Toe suspended for
than two lives being at the death Of the esat0r IL
Wa claimed that IL suspended during three lives
The tried before Judge Barnard, who decided
that II did constitute suspension for three lives, but
that Jones being life aud the oiher different under
the property long both were in existence and after
the death ~ ~ them, the personal property, Doth
the income and principal, descended.
From this decision appeal was taken, ana arghed AT
the Supreme Court General Term yesterday, Oh the
ground that the will invalid because IN violation or
the statute, which tied up the property with more than
three lives being. on the other sde II was claimed
that IL did not inyaidate the will, and that II II was
found that IL tied up the property IL was only for part,
and that tine last trust should Toe declared Invalid and the
rest right After argument the Court took the papers
and reserved decision,
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.


TRorrING ON PROSPECT PARK COURSE, l.. L.
MATCH TO WAGONS BETWEEN AMERICAN
GIRL AND GEORGE PALMER-rIIREE HEATS
rRoTTEp AND THE RACE UNDECIDED.
The second match between Mr.. Erastns Corn
ing ir - brown relding George Palmer and Mr. William
IOyels bay mare American Girl for $500 mile heats'
bes three In Eve wagons took place yesterday ON the
Course of the Prospect Park Fair Groupds hssoclauo
I0ur Island Their previous match In harness, rotfed
Saturday last was one OF the pest oI ,ne sesou, "
ouriug five hcats to decide It, The match yesterday wa
equally exciting but darkness made necessary post
ponerent until to-day. after three heats had been
troited There was good attendance, but tine duil az
mos phere was not favorable for fast tOlhg-a bright
clear sunshny day IL indispensable. The time made In
the first two heats by George Palmer s therefore, under
the circumstances, remarkably fast being only haf
record of I 10 wagon both made under more favorable
conditions ~ weather and track The betting was sot 10
$40 on American Girl whose owner publcly expressed
hs 1on that she had not got over her severe race
Of me previous Saiurday and that ne would
not back her. stil the pubic mixed 'heiI mon.y
on he and made her the favorite at the odds above
quot, Ben. Daniels drove her, aud handled her Win
his ca, 1mary patient Judgment and skull she seemed
10 ro the finish of the heat better than the commence
ncnt aud after she the third heat IL II possible enc
might have won the race had darkness not come Oh
making pOstponement necessary.
In the first heat Palmer led throughout, ana won ny
four lengths in 22 the second heat lac led for three
quarters mile when the closed ana drove Nun
home "A winner by length in the fast time of 2Hs. In
the third heat which the betting was WV 70 fo vi
Palmer the favOre led FOR three quarters 81 ne when
American Girl passed him. and won clrNery ny hhGthi
time 2:27! The now postponed unth p IL 10
day, II dry aud good track
PRosrycr l. Nov. s-Haieh $50 nile heats
~ 3 O
c Chapptns b.. Georg, Palmer.
H. Daniels l. NJ mencsn Girl.
Tm.-g.2s. 224i 2:HA
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CONDEMNATION OF SEIZED GOODS.

The jury gave verdict yesterday in the
claim Of the United States against seven mash tubs,
quantity OF wine and distilled spirits found at No. 10 Ce
dar-st.. occupied by the NewYork Reetfying Company
The officers who searched the premises had some Difficult
ties IN discovering the goods In the third story of the
house they found several whisky barrels which had been
recently emptcd Of their contents, with PARTICLES OF
stamps adhering to them which were proved TO be
counterfeit stamps. The Government claimed the for
fixture the barrels Stills DC. For the defense IT was
claimed that the article. in question had been trans
ported 10 the house by persons who were unknown 10
the defendants and that II would he manifest Injustice 10
seize the personal property Of the Company The jury
condemned the spirits and wine but ordered the resto
ton the personal property to the defendants For the
Government. Messrs. Emerson SimOns; for he de
Tense, Me-srs. Harland x Rolling.
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CRIMINAL.

At the jefferson Market Police Court yes
terday John Johnson was committed on charge OF at
tempt4d rape preferred by the parents OF Mary Walsh
II years OF age, OF No. 594 West 1wenty-siIthst
AT the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, Justice
Coulter discharged william Rooney, who discharged
ristol three times at James Walsh, during riot at
ppoiingbooth in the Twenty second Ward on Tuesday
evening.
Al the Essex Market Police Court, yester-
sav John Crowley and Joseph Bradley were placed I'M
d ss0o bail each TO a charge OF robbing Patrick
CLARKE OF Throgg's Neck, lie was passing through
cherry st late Tuesday night Ferdinand WIegel-
nan and his wife, Caroline Wegclman OF No US
East Erhth-st held for examination, the former
on charge OF loading gun with tacks, and the latter
,h rrinr the gun into n crowd OF young men, shooting
Michael Parcel Of No. East Nnth-st. A p. scians
was shown stating that Farrell was struck by
.iebt az the taeks and dangerously wounded.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board Of Health yesterday denied per
mite for manufacturing purposes 10 persons who wished
IA engage in fa-meting and similar occupations On the
subject Of preparing the annual report Commissioner 70
Smith thought the work should lie done in complete
manner and he ready for distribution 10y January J.
Another Commissioner opposed to this as he thought
the incoming Legislature would materially alter the
Health law The matter finally referred Ia the ~
nance Committee. Tie tenements NOS s. and ii Wee
hawkeu-st complained OF az unsafe, owing ~ the
lack OF fire escapes. 49,
The following IL the weekly letter 81 DR. Morris:
BrKEAu ssSITARY IssPtCToS. HElLrH DEphkTHtsI
No 30l bo1TsI. HKv NoHK. Nov. = lt1O
To Of > Hea!A Darr>Ht knsos- Ctskk secretary:
The following statement - t movement
o. contagious repoed this Bureau during the Seet
ing Mo-, 5 inst oomyErson vii ID. preyoui ueek:
W.ek ending 29Typu, fever typhoid fever &c rspsnr
fever 20 smspoi sarha 40 measles l0i dphhsnA Weei
ending Nov 3-tvphus typhoid fever ~ Gspg IL
smallpox s. foATlatuA, ~; neatles 10 diphthens TO-
DdyLnges registration o. sect diseases become
o.
movements far for purpose 81
IN particularly The ole
sdsge prevention better than pound Of applies
viii particular Respectfully ohedieB
hoREaU hoKEn, NJ. D., CITY SANITARY lSsseoL
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ADJUSTMENTS OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
On Monday afternoon the Police Commits

On Monday afternoon the Police Commits
soners transferred Capt jeremiah Petty from the Six
eenth the Twenty sixth tCty HaD Precinct and Capt
Thos W. Thorne from the TwentysKth TO the sixteenth
Capt Petty regarded Of the best Captains in the
Department and the merchants Of the Firth Ward, where
Captain had served several years, representing over
sO0OOOO have vainly pettiOncd the Commissioners 10
send Capt Petty back TO the Ward The transfers we're
made at s y. m. Monday, and were 10 take
effect Immediately. 1t understood by many
that this change made because capt.
Petty had been Instrumental In securing
the and conviction OF the repeater Terence Qninn
and to prevent his interfering with the TaWmany gang
who detailed to work against and reduce the ma
Orty OF Ledwth in the Sixteenth Ward, where he was
known To be strong: but certain members OF the Board
of Police denied that the transfer was made from p1-
ltca motives. At p. m. on Tuesday the pOlls
closed. The Board OF Police held another meet
ing. and resolved to restore Capt. Ih0rne 10 the
CyHal Precinct, and TO transfer Capt Petty to the
Twenty eighth and Capt. Charles Mcdonnell from Tue
Twenty eighth 10 the sixteenth Capt. Mcdonnell oO-
jeced to he thus transferred, however, owing To the
Illness OF his wife and mother, and yesterday morning
the Board again met and Capt Petty, instead OF being
transferred TO the Twenty was sent back to the
Sixteenth Capt Petty il known TO be Republican, and
a majority OF the who seem 10 hope to make him
Disguised with the Police Department, call themselves
Republicans.
Before the Board adjourned yesterday, Acting Capt.
Peter Yule Of the Sanitary Police, made ul Cap
tain and Sergeant David W. SOyes OF the Fifth Precinct
was retired Oh a pension OF 5000 a year
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SEVENTEENTH WARD SCHOOL TRUSTEE
SCANDAL.

The argument on the writ Of certiOrdr', made
returnable by Judge lngraham. before the Supreme
Court, General Term, in the case Of John Hennessy
against the Board OF Education, heard yesterday
Mr. Hennessy wa a School Trustee. and was adudged
guilty ~ Immoral and dsgraceful conduct" by Com
mittee ~ the Board OF Education for receiving 500 10
appoint young woman az teacher In night schOoi,
and on resolution OF the Board. removed from the
Office of Trustee. He claims that the resolution or
the Board OF Education and their Judgment dec arlng
the place vacant erroneous because the charges
presented against him were not fully investigated as re-
quired by statute that the Committee on Teachers
had no power or authority vested in them TO investigate
the charges that the procce dings Of the COMMITTEE
erroneous by Of the absence OF one OF the
members OF It, aud OF their failure TO keep minutes OF
their proceedings; and, finally, that the BoarI
had no power or authority to remove School
Trustee for careless and iDdiscreet" conduct,
for "serOnsly compromising his standing aud use
fitness school officer" The Board OF Educaton
claim that they had the power ~ remove the relaor tt
the proceedings In all respects REGULAR that the
evidence established the truth Of the charge ana uy
warranted the resolution of removal that the evidence
could well be taken before committee, a. the words
used in the statute, caused TO be investigated -lo"
that the Board would DE at liberty 70 refer II To com,
mittee After argument the Court took the papers ana
rived decision,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF SEW-YORk. ............Noy =
CLEARED.
S,eamshps-Seotis Judns Lyerpoo Idaho Cutting Lvepoo
Glasgow Mississippi Hovey wOreans Northern
L,nt Porter Savannah h. Bne McCHe, Philadelphia; Vulcan
Wilcox Philadelphia; City Of Merida Dskn Havana and Vera rus
neuhne Moore Baltimore; Frank Pierce Ihaiepnis
A. G. Stiuers Teuny Philadelphia Aculnet Rector New Beifon
BarAs-Rva Jorgensen, Lmsrck Alfred, Tbbau CGdI and
Seville.
srg,-Boa Pee Csmpo. Lisbon; 7. A. Pitt Locke Berrnds
Ru,ln. Morre Tusket WOODLAND Msnkiu Savannah; hs
Moren and MARKET Selma stanford Polio, Gibraltar for
Sch-Palms Rankin Sae Burton Palmer Stamford
EVELYN stanford; L. Francis he ProSdence Palmer
Dlbol, Charleston Wsnsta, Munsen Biboa
ARRIVED.
Steamship Java Cook Liverpool oct g. and Queenstown Oct 30
mise. and pass
Steamship Soto. Morton. Ner0reans, mise ana
ship Industry Means. Rotterdam q DAYS Hlse.
BARK II L. Routh Martin Csriif Seut IS railroad iron.
Bark Auocrst new 6S5 tunsl MeMuG, Yarmouth n s. da.
ballast
schr E. H. H,hel Fisher Por,.au-Plaite Oct a. mtse.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
9-Arryed steamship sSmaa from Liverpool hsrk
NJ from singapore; brig John Freeua from Charleston Sailed
steamship TTipOL for New York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The ship Lsu Scott from Yokohama for NesYori pot into Hong
distress aud IN dock repairing damages
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The light vessel of Galveston Bar bayng been taken OF r repairs
painted black beer placed Temporarily ~
Southwest from the Light Vessels former position