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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-25
ByA. C. Pulliam Auctioncer
southwest corner Of Main and Fourteenth streets.

CHERIFF's sALE.-Will be sold at
= UTuckahoe Farm. - the residence of Mr.. John
W,ckham. on MONDAY, 3lst day of January,
1870 at II O'Clock A. NJ for cash. the e fS!oWi hg
Wickhani, to satisfy an execution ID my hands
in favor of ID. J. Garth against said Wfckham:
10 HORSES and MULES.
BUGGY and HARNESS,
. CARTS,
/ lot HARNESS,
CMLAoST TRnRsEED CATERERS,
CUTTING KNIVES,
lROAD SCOOP,
HAY PRESS,
REAPERS,
WHEAT DRILLS,
LIME SPREA DER,
CLOD CEUSHER.
CORN SHELLER,
9 WHEAT FANS.
l lot CARPENTERS and BLACK
SMITHS TOOLS,
lot CLEAN OATS, about $50 bushels:
and many other articles belonging TO Il tirSt-class
farm. Most of the implements are Of The most
modern patterns and of the best make.
If the aboyc-named day should be unfavorable,
the sale will take place the next fair day there
AFTER IT. j. SMITH,
i424 Sheriff Henrico county.
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DOCKS AND. STATIONERY.-JOIIN
DH. WALSH, Ils Broad street, takes pleasure
to inform the public that he has now In stock inll
assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY In
ali Its branches, which he is prepared to sell al
very low prices. AIS L fine selection OF Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Albums, lhromes, Cold Pens,
Ec A c1ll ia solicited. ia
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BY A. c. Pulliam, Auctiopeer,
outhwcst corner Main and Fourteenth sire;

SMALL HOUSE AND LOT, ON HULL
STREET AND CORPORATION LINE, MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTI0N.-By request OF par.
O'Clock P. N. on WEDNESDAY, 2sth January,
1870. the HOIrSE and LOT fronting l8 feet inches
on the south side of Hull street running back half
depth of square No. Is In plan OF Manchester. The
house contains three rooms.
After the above, ONE VACANT LOT fronting
so feet on the Petersburg turnpike, running back
- feet, being part OF No. ~ in Marks addition
to Manchester.
TERMS: OGe-third cash ; balance at four and
eight months Negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by deed of trust. A. c. PULLIAM,
Ia Auctioneer.
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IJNITEp STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, January %, 1870.
TN PURSUANCE OF THE PROVE
| SJONS of the acts of the Congress of the
nitcd States to pro vide internal revenue to sup
port the Government to pay interest on the public
A. j. Byrne of this city, and on the 9TH day Of
January, 1870, made levy on SIXTEEN HUN
DRIED 500 HOGS, TWO t2( HORSES, and TIE
ByInc. TO satisfy claim Of assessment and PEN
atty Of g. sa4 80 The same or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said Claim against
said Byrne will be sold to the highest bidder on
THURSDAY, February ., 1870, at Il n.
r. BURGESS,
IN a5--tds Collector Third District Virginia
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HIALUARLE TOBACCO FACTORY

VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY
IN THE TOWN OF CLARKSVILLE,
circuit court of Mecklenburg county, rendered at
the September term, 1860, IN the suit Of TONNES
u.s. Young's trustees, &C., 1 shall, on FRIDAY
the 18th January, 1870, sell, in front of the Union
Hotel, In the town Of Clarksvlle, to the highest
BRICK TOBACCO FACTORY, with a few FAC
Tory FIXTURES, together with the LOT and
HOUSES attached. formerly the property or John
W. Young, located On Main street In the town Of
Clarksville-the heart Of the tobacco-growing
region Of Virginia and North Carolina. The fac;
tory building Is of recent construction large anc
conveniently. arranged for the manufacture Of to.
bacco, being three stories high, about forty feet
wide, and seventy-fve or eighty feet In length.
TERMS OF SALE Enough In cash to pay the
costs Of suit andexpenses OF sale, and the residue
upon credit or sixty days; the purchaser to exc
cute bond with approved personal security for
the deferred payment and the title to be retained
until the whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
The terms of the above sale must be complied
with at once, or the property will be Immediately
re-sold. :. X. JOHNSON, commissioner.
BOYDToS, January 10, 1870. ja IL
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EOST AND FOUND.
LUMBER, EATEHS, DC.

w. C. MAYO. j. F. W. GIBSON.
II UNI BE R.-SA W-M1LL, MAYVS
IL ISLAND.-We keep constantly ON hand for
sale, In any quantity, large or small, large
stock of Seasoned LUMBER for building pur-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHS, PAL1NGS,
&c., &c. Our facilities for obtaining logs, and
our capacity for saving enable us to I'LL all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par
ties. MAYO & GIBSON.
de 23-3m Post-ofice box 40.
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Orn STATIONERY AND BLANK

1914 SdA IiQ INs TI,i ~ ~ TnNR
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM invite the attention
Of merchants, bankers, ano others, to their stock
desk and counting room. including copying
presses, iukstands, the best inks In use. Ing
paper Of every description envelopes steel pens
Books, Ledgcrs, Journals, Cash Books, 1nvoicf
Books, Bin Books, Receipt Books. Bank Books,
Memorandum Books, Diaries, Almanacs, ana
Calendars, for the wear 1870.
de 81 MOODHOUSE i PARHAM.
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poetnoned. on account of bad weather, to WE'D
NESTAY the Goth instant Mt the same hour.
GRuBBS g. WILLIAMS,
CO. Auctioneers.
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All orders for the sale Of Flour, Wheat. or other
Merchandise, Procuring Insurance, (Fire, Ma
rne, or Life, at the lowest rates., Collection of
Bills, Accounts, Contracting Freights, and Hego-
sonal attention, win be promptly attended to.
Refers, by permission, to JAS. ID. Sawyer, Esq,
commission merchant, Buffalo, +. Y; Hon. y. s.
Bennett, n. O., Buffalo, n. "; John Dunklee,
Esq.,, Cincinnati, O.; Rev. Jos. L. Bennett, Lock
port N. Y; Hon. Henry r selden, Judge Geo.
n. Y; j. q. Rvkert, ESQ. III. =. P, Judge j. NJ,
Lawder, Sheriff Woodruff, Calvin Brown, ESQ.,,
s.. Catharine's, Ontario, Dominion of Canada /;
Homer Morgan. Esq, Nos Pine street, N. Y;
Richard irwin, Esq, Exchange Place, n. Y; w.
mond, Va, jad-aawAw
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By Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers.

BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
DRICK DWELLING, ON SOUTH SIDE
II of BROAD STREET BETWEEN MON
ROE AND HENRY STREETS, At AuGTF1ioSff.
On MONDAY, 24th January, at - 9 GaSGn or
occupied by Mrs. Susan D. Abernethy, situated us
above stated. oo,
order also kitchen; all covered with slate;
and also q well of water in the yard.
AhNA' ''' GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
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WANTS

WANTED, a SITUATION by a young
w man who understands the theory OF hook
leeping--a situation as book-keeper In retail or
furnish good testimonials. Would be satisfied
with very small salary. Address g.. Dispatch
office. 1a 21-t*
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A NTURACITE COAL.-Just landed
DRIED TONS CHOICE QUALITY RED ASH,
LORBERRT, EGG, and STOVE GOALS, which
will be delivered III any part Of the city at So50
and PINE WOOD at lowest market rates
Office and yard, corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets. dc 20 WRIT ROBERTS.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHONY, go
u SURGEON DENTIST, @Y6
formerly of the firm of Wayt AIahonyl,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
THIRTY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets or yulcanite.
Office and residence, CPS Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. 10 Sim
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r AW BOOKS WANTED.- RANDOLPH
IL ENGLISH, 1913 Main street, will pay hlgh
"a. ora Robinson,s New Practice; vol. Leigh;
vols. 4, 5, and @, Call; vols. g.. !, s, Grattan
Wythc, Jefferson, Sands's Suit in Equity, Mat
thews's Guide, and Criminal Law. Old BOOKS
bought or taken In exchange. For sale, the Slr-
gInia Reports complete, and large stock OF ne"
ia cd, sw&wlt
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wv ANTED, BY A WHITE WOMAN,
w situation to WASH, IRON, and COOK,
for a family of not more than five persons. Apply
Mt No 1912 Main street, -H jn 25--lbF
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ENGLISH PAPERS.
ENGLISH MAGAZINES.

Having unsurpassed facilities in our business,
we flattcr ourselves we can please our customers:
To getters-up OF clubs special indGcements VIII
he offered. ELLYSON < TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch building.
II Richmond Va,
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Tho Mcfarland Cnac--IuCtion to Transfer the
Trial to the Court Of Oyer uud Tcrniuer.
Before Cunning s. Bedford Jr. City Judge.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday Judge
Garvin, on behalf OF the people, made motion to
have the case OF Daniel Mcfarland, indicted for the
murder OF Albert D. Richardson, transferred for trial
to the Court OF oyer aud Terminer.
Counsel on the part OF the prisoner opposed the
motion OF the District Attorney IN an able and
elaborate speech. He claimed that the indictment
had been found in the Court OF General Sessions
and tnat the accused had pleaded 70 IL Ia the
same court. Further, q commission had issued
irou. the Court oi General sessions TO examine
witnesses residing in Ireland touching facts
expected to be developed in the progress OF the trial,
and to transfer the case at the present stage to the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer would prove seriously
detrimental to the interests OF Mr.. Mcfarland. Tho
accused also wonld forfeit rights which he pos-
Sessions For instance, in the event OF conviction
he would have an appeal the purpose OF having
review by the court above, as a matter OF right,
which would not necessarily he the were the
trial 10 take place III the Court OF Oyer and Termi
Upon these andAother grounds counsel opposed
the motion.
Judge Garvin, In reply, c0ntended that tho court
undoubtedly possesses the power to transfer the
case and argued that II the tria were to be
Quoted in the Court OF General Sessions the effect
would be to block the calend ar and prevent any
other cases from being tried
AT the conclusion OF the argument HIS Honor
Judge Bedford infatuated that he would for the pre-
sent reserve his decision.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
HEAVY BURGLARY IN FIFTEEN n STREET.

Between nine and ten O'CLOCK on Thursday nghty
as officer Smith, Of the Twenty ninth precinct, was
patroliing his post, In East Fifteenth street. he dss
covered some person in the clothing store or Cady,
Morrison h Cady, at No. 23 busily engaged in pack.
ing up large bundle Of clothes the centre Of the
floor. Rapping forassistance he secured the services
OF officer Reilly Of the same precinct and requested
him to stand guard outside while he entered the
sI0re The burglar upon hearing the officer ap-
proach the building secretcd himself behind one Of
the counters, where he was found, having o seven.
barreed revolver IN his possession, also par or
nIppers used by burglars. Removing him from ha
place Of cOnceament the officer discovered tnat atl
entrance had been effected by means Of snlasl-
ing one OF the large French glass windows
valued at $780, and clothing valued at 81 800
removed, In addition to which large bundle, con-
tanning coats, OF the value OF $500, was found
on the centre Of the floor, waiting for removal.
The prisoner was removed to the station house IN
Thirtleh street, where he gave his name AZ James
Revlngton, twenty-five years OF age, and residence
at the corner OF Sixth street and First avenue
Whlle officer Smith was IN the store hunting un
Remington young man named John Jameson, Tet
siding at 420 East Twelfth street, who was IN tna
crowd outside, excited the suspicious or once 4
Reilly, VINO arrested him as an accompllce. IheY
were both arragned before Justice Cox, at Jeerson
Market, yesterday morning, when conipiaint was
preferred against them by Mr.. Georae II. Morrisons
one OF The 1rnl, to which they pleadad nOt HuilVs
but were committed for examination.
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STEALING FROM THE SHERIFF.


About o week since Justice Barnard granted an
order empowering the sherlr to seize the property
OF Joseph Marshall doing business as liquor dealer
at the corner OF oeth street ana Third avenue Tho
order OF execution in favor OF Mr. William uait
to whom Marshall owed the sum OF $ae7 81. rs
was placed In the hands Of Deputy Sherins
Mcknight and Ferguson on Wednesday last.
IN which day they took possession OF ths
store and its contents In the name OF tug
Sheriff. Lockingl up the store, they retnrned
fne koys to Mr.. Marshall with the understanding,
however, that nothing should be sold. ON Thursday
afternoon the Sheril's deputies paid VISIT 10 tha
store and found the proprietor IN tue BACK room,
with number Of hs friends, al evidently enjoJ Jiu9
themselves immensely on portion OF the wine oc-
longing TO the store. An examination OF the casks
OF ilqu0r revealed the fact that about one hundred
dollars worth OF the liquor had been surreptitiousy
removed. Marshall and his barkeeper were arrested
by Ollcer Coogan, OF the Twenlythird precinct, as
the instigation OF the two deputies and being yes
terday arraigned before Justice Coulter at the YORK.
vile Police Court, they were held to bail IN s50d
each 10 anfwer the charge OF larceny
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uH'TED STATES coNHssuHEas' COURT.
Bank Deialcation.


The Ufsfed States Us. Norris s. ITfU-The de-
Iendant was formerly cashier OF the Farmers ana
Droyers Bank Of Somers, Westchester county. and
ls charged with defrauding the bank or 100000
Hill was arrested seven weeks ago and was held in
custody by the sheriT OF Westehester county, on a
civil suit He was then discharged, the Justice be.
fore whom he was brought concluding that he had
no jurisdiction in the case. Meantime Commls.
Eioner Shields had issued warrant for the arrest
OF Hin on criminal charge, and when released by
the justice he was ut once arrested and brought to
this city. Yesterday Commissioner Shields COM
mtted the defendant to Ludlow Street jail in de.
fault OF $4,000 bail to await examination, which IA
fixed Tor Monday next at twelve noon.
Violation Of the InferDnI Revenue law.
The Uflfted states rs. solomon FRANK, Antoine
Tranlc ond PiEiaDa Benhonle1ler.--The defendants
tcigar manufacturers are charged with not making
proper entries the books provided by the Internal
revenue OF all sales and purchases made by them In
connection with their business. They are held in
$500 bail each TO appear for examination on Tuesday
next.
Charge Of DcfruudiBG tho Revenue.
Before Commissioner osborn.
HORACE +. Clarke, the defendant OF 80 Dey street
Is charged with carrying on the business OF arect-
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BRO0KLYH COURTS.
sUpsEal csuaT-CRcWT.

Fanny Railrond-ITow tie Travelling
Public Are Treated in Queens CsaSty.
Before Judge Gilbert
James Bilsns rs. The H4nter's Point and astoria
RaaT006 C0,ap0ay.-The plaintiff sued to recover
$3.50, which sun he claimed the defendants, on
the 18th Of August, 1868, promised to pay him for
ten cars which he was to deliver to them In good
running order. The testimony for the defence went
to show that the cars were worthless,
being rotten and leaky, and, therefore, utterly
unfit Tor use. The noors We're SO rotten
that the passengers dropped through, aud II more
than hall dozen persons rot In one OF the the
horses in starting would pull the whole front Of
vehicle out 1T further appeared tnat the cars would
run of the track about every hundred yards In con-
sequence of the poor fianges Of the wheels and in
cons eauence OF tis state Of affairs Gnus shown the
road became q laughing stock among all who were
unfortunately compelled TO be Its patrons.
The jury, however, rendered : verdict IN favor OF
plalntiH Tor the full amount claiHeu, which plainly
shows that II the company wS::,,d buy rotten cars
they must pay for them.
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supaEME COURT -cYAMaEHs.
The National Stenmship Company Litigation.
Before Judge CardOzo.

The National Steamship Company Litigation.
Before Judge Cardozo.
Asa n. MtUc7' rs. The National Steamship CONF
pdny.This Is suit In equity brought 10 obtain sat-
isfacton OF Judgment recovered in the Superior
Court against the National steam Navigation Com
pany by Repecca Gray for tho killing OF her husband.
The Judgment has been assigned to the present
plaintiff. ana he claims that the National steamship
Company 10 virtually the same corporation as the
judgments debtor. He, therefore, asks thai
the present company be decreed to pay the
Judgment The case came up yesterday on q
motion Of the plaintiff TO have certain steam
ships now running for the present company,
but alleged to belong In reality to It's predecessor
placed IN the hands OF receiver during the litiga
tion The defendants thereupon patitoned to fe
move the cause to the United states Circuit Court
for this district The Judge decided promptly that
a foreign corporation was not entitled TO such re-
m0val under the acts OF Congress. The counsel for
the defendants insisted that the supreme Court OF
the United states had held otherwise. This court,
however held Itself bouna to follow the decisions or
our state tribunals on this point, more particularly
as nose decisions had been reached after elaborate
argument. The motion for removal was denied and
the motion for receiver set down for tomorrow.
Charles Bonohue aud John CnetwoOd for tha mo-
ton; Edward L. Andrews opposed.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
TURFMEN's NATIONAL CONGRESS.

Adoption Of Rules md Bylaws--A Conm:t-
tee Appointed to nraY Up Betting Rues-
Election OF Amnsa ssprnhGc as President
The Board of Acknowledgements.
Pursuant to adjournment the Turfmen's NatiGsal
Congress assembled at the Everett House yesterday
at twelve O'Clock. It was expected that the commit
tee Of thirteen previously appointed TO frame proper
rules regulations and bylaws for the government
OF the American Troting Association would be ready
to submit the result OF their labors at that
hour for adoption; but it was after one
O'Clock when the bulky volume OF manuscript rules
was introduced. An attempt was made ~ submit
them as whole but alter some debate 1t was de-
cided to take action on each section separately.
This, OF course, consumed considerable time, but
finally, before the dinner hour, every section was
passed upon and the rules were adopted. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were present during the
day and took an active part In the proceedings OF
the Congress:-Mayor Wells, OF Buffalo; Colonel
Dowling, Philadelphia; NJ. Dorsey, NJ. NJ Clay, Ken
lucky; r. Jackman, T. Johnston, j.. Francis Major
Pratt Reading; stephen Hayes, boston; Alden Cold
smltn Mr. Jim Hoyt and Henry Dayton.
The Congress reassembled at half-past seven
O'Clock and proceeded to elect 0ficefs TO or
the ensuing year. MIR. Wolley, chairman OF the sp e.
ciai committee on nominations, reported the name
or Amasa Spraguc, OF Rhode Island, for President,
and on the motion Of Alden Goldsmith Colonel
SpraRue was declared duly elected. The following
named gentlemen were also reported from the same
committee for the Board OF Appeals ana were
elected-T. J. Vale, Hartford; George g. Hall, New
York. II. j. Russell, Boston; o. J. Hamlln, Buffalo;
NJ. s. Forbes, Cincinnatl; X. Q. Barker, Detroit; d..
H. Sage, Chicago; George II. Lapnian
:. resolution was offered and passed authorizing
the printing OF TO- 600 copies OF the rules and bylaws
to be delivered to tho several ASSOCIATIONS In the
country at cost price.
Captain RfNDERs tten moved to amend Rule IL OF
inc bylaws, 10 order 70 enasle tho Congress TO ap
polht secretary 10 The Court OF Appeals. The
mollon prevailed. An amendment OF the rule was
ADOPTED, and Mr.. q. IL Smith, or Rochester, was
hnaify appointed Secretary ana Treasurer or the
American Trolting Association.
"a motion OF MIR. Hammond, seconded by Cap
lan RYnders, committee OF three was appointed
70 araW UP serles Of betting rules, with power to
incorporate them with tho rules and regulations
aHeaay adopted. subsequently, on motion oil
luelaDer Two more were added TO the committee.
Messrs Bruce Rynders ana Doe were the three gem
temen nrst named, ana they were empowered to
eject the remaining members Of the committee.
DEBATE sprung up as TO the best place OF holding
the next Congress OF the ASSOCIATION and Chica "a
and Buffalo were named. After considerable dis-
cuss'on vote was taken, and 1t was decided that
Buffalo should be the place. The next Congress win
therefore meet IN Buffalo, on the ll5t Wednesday In
feDruary 1871.
The Congress then adjourned sine ale.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
SUPREME cOuaT-SpECiAL TEabi.
Alleged Fraudulent Represent ntion.

!" BtIUTe JUukH BdTUdTU.
Getty ct al. u.s. DecttnThe action IN this case was
brought 10 rescnd certain contract ana TO obtain
Judgment for share In the capital. The complaint
alleged that the plaintiffs were induced by the de-
fendant to take shares in an oil company. 1t FUR
ther averred that the defendant purchased tract OF
OIL lands ior $4,000 bat stated TO plaintiffs that he
bought them Tor double that amount. The land was
subsequently sold to company OF which GeJty was
a member for SG4 900. Action was now brought 10
rescind contract ground OF false repIesen
tation.
The Court held that no fraud had bee committed
and accordingly refused Judgment.
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suuy2aashie sssssU;ssf-SrsciaL TERM.
Injunction Against IL Railroad Company.
Before Judge Gilbert.

Brooklyn Ctty Raitroad Company Us. The Brook-
I'm, Hunters Point and Prospect PurE Railroad
Oon,pang.-Tnis was motion to dissolve an njunc-
tion restraining the defendants from running cars
over the tracks in First street. The defendants
ciam that they have the right to run their cara
along this thoroughfare, their route having been
changed by the Common Council from second to
First street. Decision reserved
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
HE rs.

The Rights of Eaturalized Citizens to Bequeath
Real Estate to AIiens-Important to Quarter
masters and Depositories Of Government
Moneys-Violstions Of the Internal
Revenue Law = The National
Steamship Company Litigation
The Mcfarland Homicide.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05
NEW YORK CITY.
Police Chanses--Thc Fire Underwriters--
A Woman Whipper-The New Fever
and the Sniaipox-Burglars, Pick
pockets and ShopIifters-Acci-
dents and Sudden Deaths
Miscellaneous Items.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
Temperature OF the weather for the past rwentysour
hours in comparison with the corresponding day Of
last year. "a indicated by the thermometer at Hud.
nuts pharmacy, hERALD Building, Broadway, cor
No NJ mn sty r.
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fyis~ distilleY withons paying rectners license.
He was brosisht before the Commissioner, who had
set down the examination for yesterday, but In the
meantime he was rearr5sted on a second charge
that or opening barrels or whHkey upon which tho
government brands had been placed, and drawing
therelrom quantities OF the contents and nlng the
thereby derauding the government The defendant
was held Ia $500 bail for examination, Ia ADDITION 70
his former bail.
The New York herald., 1870-02-05

woman named McGeary died suddenly in one Of
the shantes In the Twentieth precinct yesterday
afternoon. The location OF the snanty nor any par.
ticuiar concerning her death was telegraphed down
from the Central once, and this violation OF the
rules is OF almost daily occurrence. Coroner keenan,
VIII hold an Inquest.
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the recovery OF the bodies Hsaos the ansiapated
wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY.

THE TRDoNr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS op rHU
AoCusHD.-In the case Of Christian Herger, who was
tried at the County Court and Court OF Sessions fof
manslaushter in the second degree for the alleged
homicide OF Milton L. CARPENTER at fremont Ind
Jury after short deliberaon yesterday afreruoop.
rendered O verdict or mot guilty.
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last year. SO