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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-12
hE Thomas Pannill, General Auctlonecr
No. GO Sycamore street, Petersburg. Va.

Rs
I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE EXECu-
~ TIVE SALE OF TUBACCO-FACTORY
niAIIREs, FL FACTORY FOR RENT, &C.NOn
UESDAf the 18th instant, at o clock P. NJ, at
INC Factory corner of Third and Lombard streets,
Petersburg; Va. and recently owned and occupied
ny me aie nseph TAYLOR, shall sell all the Ma
SHAPES, "
rot and RoX SCREWS IA in number,,
POUND, HALF-POUND, SIS, los, and
TWIST MILLS: y "''
POT MILLS,
BOX and TWIST RANDs and CASINOS
KNIVES. BENCHES "'
SCALES, BALANCES, &c
ana everything necessary TO carry on an exten-
sivc manIiiJctory.
\ rare chance will be presented here to those I'm
wait rf Snch articles, us the sale will be positive
AMI without regard IL weather.
At The same Time shall rent out for the present
year this large and wcll-constructcd FA Glory
TERMS OF PROPERTY: Under $780, cash. 800
and over. ninety days credit, interest added, for
approved endorsed negotiable notes. For the
renting, at sale.
Iy order executrix. T. PANN1LL,
NH l2-"t Auctionccr.
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SPECIE PAYMENT REsUNEp.-M. G. DELA.
Rue, No. 70 Fourteenth street, opposite the Ell
change Hotel, from this date gives all customers
change In SPECIE for grcenbacks. These persons
desiring Every hard cash. should sample his fne
stock Of wines, liquors, and cigars. DELARUE's
RESTAURANT is supplied with the best the marke
n
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BY j. y. Whitehead i Co.,
Nos. 5 and ) Fifteenth street
between Main and Cary.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, al
W our store. Fifteenth strect between iialr
and Cary. on MONDAY. 18th instant. commenc
Ing Al haf.past 10 o'clock 4. NJ, large and well
assorted stock Of GROCERIES, WINES, IL
QCOES, &C., comprising
BACON-scc-, shoulders. and hams;
PORTO RICO aud REIN Ed SUGARS,
ElDand LAGUAYRA COFFEES,
MOLhSSES and SIRUPS,
MACK kRtL and HERRlNGS.
CHEESE,
LARD,
GREEN and BLACK TEAS
ArA NAETISE CANDLES.
VINEGAR,
III CARB. and SAL. S0DAS,
BROONS and BUCKETS,
WRApTI\G PAPER and TWfEF.
BLACklNG and BRUSHES.
MUSTARD,
PEPPER. &c.
ALSO
WIISKEYS. .:Tl =
BRhNDlf.S.
GINS, and WINES;
Ia which We invite the attention oil the trade.
NH l. j. -. WHITEHEAD Il co.
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By W. Goddin, Auctionecr.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANK
LIN BETWEEN TMEMTI-TiiIRD TMEMTI', AND \
TWENTI-F FOURTH STREETS.--As trustee IN
certain deed of trust hearing date the 18th July,
i,as. 'i duly recorded in Richmond Hustings Court
in deed book 50 B, page "a, / shall, In execution
premises, On THURSDAY The 18th day OF March,
$50. IT o'clock 7. NJ If fair If not the first fair
day thereafter. that beautiful LOT located as
above adjoining the residence OF Captain John NJ.
Sheppard Jr, fronting thirty-five feet. rnnni Ing
back l5J feet to alley sixteen feet wide. having
tnerron a Lrick Kitchen. w. GODION,
- Trustee
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AuCrHoN sAEEs-rnrure Dav.

JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, P. NJ.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Gcoghe2au, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Harreys X VII
iiams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chand!sc and passengers, l.. B. Tatnm
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer'
chandsc and passengers, W. G. Dunham Co.
Schooner Ashland, Mitchell, Norfolk ctd Os
borne's. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore
riu lower James river, Curtis & Parker.
BELOW.
Stcamtrg Portland. with the schooncrs Nellie
Brown and Sunbeam In tow, for Richmond.
Steamtug Peter Puycr Is also bound upwith tWC
schoonerS In tow tuames not reportcdj.
MEMORASDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March ll.-Arrivet, steamer
Kenncbec Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise ant
passeugers, Richmond and York River Railroad
and sailed on return.
NEW York March 9.--Cleared, schooner SusaI
| Z. Jayne, Collins, for Richmond.
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Notwithstanding the fluctuations In gold, T.. b.
SPENCE & Son are still using specie In lieu OF the
United States fractional currency. They have
had quite run on them for the last few days. We
have seen host Of smiling faces coming out Of
their clothing observation-disclosures with large and
some with small packages-and all jingling, hard
currency. 1900 Main street Is the place for gem
tlemen's wear Of all kinds, and at the very lowest
prices.
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MATISEE.-The Rosebud Concert, which
gave such universal satisfaction to the large
and appreciative audiences who were pre-
sent on Thursday and Friday nights, will
be repeated this afternoon at 80 o'clock at
the Grace-Street Baptist church.
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ExpLASATIoN.--Mr. Flegenheimer was
reported in the proceedings of the mass
meeting OF the German Independent Club
as having moved reconsideration of the
resolutions submitted by the committee
This was 80, but he had an object in view,
and, as the motion is liable to misconstruc-
tion, ne wishes us to explain it. He had in
his possession substitute more pointed and
explicit IN its character which he would
have offered had his motion been carried,
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MEADE Il BAKERS PALMA CHRIsTA HAIR
Tonic IL the best article for the hair now in use.
1t removes< all dandrufF and scurf leaving the
scalp clean, smooth, and healthy, and giving the
hair gloss and polish which is Conveyed to 1t by
no other preparation VIC have used.
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RitEtmwnd @ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MARCH
l2.-Williton, North Carolina; Burke &
Burfoot, Marlborough; Mrs. Isabella Chris
tian, Mr.. L. Pendleton, Walter Chamber
lain, Mrs. Mamie 7. Elicit, r. J. Shep-
pard, Richmond, Va.
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Esw York Weekly, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Leslie's Weekly, Rarper's Weekly. Every Sdtur-
day. Saturday Night, Transatlantic, and all other
weeklies and monthllcs published, can be had at
ELLYSoS C TAlLoH's news depot, next to Dis.
DdtcA hnilling.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Aso.

SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP, Rad
- ways Resolveut, F1ugg's Relief &C., sold by
l.. WAGNER. Dru2r1st.
NH R-NK Sixth and Broad styrefA.
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DESPITE THE COLD WEATHER. for the cheap
est and best coke, anthracite and bltumlnous coal
Of all kinds and sizes, sawed split, and long wood
20 TO Mr.. j. B. WATKISS'S, I'LL Main street, near
flnf nnak-n -ntTnn
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LEcTuRE-Rev. Dr.. r. 4. Holland will
deliver lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association on Monday night,
commencing at o'clock. Subject: " What
Will He Do With IT,
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Main street corner of Tenth.

VI. ELLYSoS 4 co. will Insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
Lishers, rates. for cash. Apply ut this ONCE.
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BAPTIST SUSDAY-ScHooLs- regular
monthly meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Association will be held at the Grace
Street church on Sunday afternoon at 4
o'rlork
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CHEAP FOR CAsE.-Good pine wood at $3.50
and oak at $3.50 per cord, delivered at PAGES,
Nineteenth and Cary and Seventh and Grace.
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SATURDAY. MARCH IL, 1870.
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

On all public or private soles Of Real Estate
made tet,oeen the Let Of January and the lst OF
July the plrcsaSers pay the ta.res for the present
year, DIT on all sales bet,oeen the first day o,
luly and the last day Of December the seller
. pGue them.
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Our advice to the readers of the Dispatch Is, Go
TO the LEE" Gallery for the latest styles Of pie
lures.
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Y IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
~ REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE MARCH L. 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
Il IrnlN
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PATENT BURGLAR-PROoF LocK-RUNNEE
UMBRELLAS for sale by f. B. SPENCE i Son
1900 Main street. Gail and examine them.
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Go to ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot, next
to Dispatch building, for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city dailies always on
hand,
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TOILET ARTICLES.


COLOGNE WATERS.
TOILET No. 8.
vERBENA, LILLY OF TIE VALLEY,
LAVENDER, FRANGIPASE1,
ROSE GERANIUM, MILE FLEURS,
VIOLET, BOUQUET,
NEw-MOWE HAY, JOCKEY CLUB,
HELIOTROPE, YIDAVIRA. and
WHITE ROSE.
sACHET POWDERS,
MILE FLEURS,
MARECHALL, HELIOTR0pE,
SEW-MOWN HAY,
ROSE,
JOCKEY CLUB,
VERBENA, VIOLET,
CARNATION PINK, ROSE GERANlCM,
FRANGfPANNI, BOUQUET DE CAROLINE
and WHITE ROSE, at
7. II. HAZARDS,
mhs Franklin street. corner Fourth.
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everybody seems to be pleased with the beauti-
ful pictures taken at the LEE Gallery.
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FERTILIZERS.

DAUGH'S IMPROVED RAW-BONE
- PHOSPHATE, unsurpassed for raising To-
BACCO, CORN, and all CEREAL and GRASS
CROPS, and for enriching worn-opt land 90 per
Cent. cheaper lha Peruvian Guano. Its analysis :
4-76 per cent. ammonia; as per cent. bone phos
Il has been In use for over nfteen years, and It's
reputation Is unsurpassed. L. has been recentl,
greatly improved by an increase OF AMMONIA
Is askad. Planters can purchase on four and six
months time with approved city acceptances.
Orders filed at lowest manufacturer's u rates b.
LEE, Seldom & CO.,
Ye el-sn Cole Agents for Richmond Va.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
kuctionecr and Real Estate Agent.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT AND
Il BRICK CHURCH EDIF1CE THEREON,
IN DUYAL'S ADDITION, AT THE CORNER
OF DUVAL AND ST. JOHN STREETS.-As
the 18th OF June. 1862 executed by George W. Pat
tcrson and Edward V. Clark To secure the unpaid
proceed to sell nj public auction. the premises
On TUESDAY, March 15;l, 1870, at i O'Clock +.
NJ. If fair II not the first fair day thereafter the
LOT conveyed by the said deed, fronting on the
north side Of Duval street "a feet, running back
the east line of st. John street about 100 feet,
african Methodist Episcopal Zion Church."
TERMS Liberal, and made known at the hour OF
sale. w. GODDlN,
NH . Trustee,
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LADIES' LIST,

Adams, Miss Charity
Alvey, Miss l..
Allen. Mrs. A.
Anderson. Mrs. II. b.
Archer, Mrs. Ma, tha
| Atkinson, Mrs. 3. v.
Bass, Miss n. A.
Bagley. Mrs. F.
Baker, Miss Bette (7)
Bailey, Mrs. Sarah
Baker, Miss A. j.
Bansley, Miss u. l..
Beverly, Miss L.. s.
Belle, Mrs. Betty -
Bird, Mrs. Nettie tco1'd
Blewitt, Mrs. G.
Bowles, Mrs. Jas. f.
Bouliin, Miss Ellie
Bowlin, Miss Jennie tco
| lored)
Bryant, Mrs. B. G.
Brown, Miss Rosa
Brown, Miss L.
Brown, Mrs. DR.. VIM.
Brown. Miss Saliie
Burnett, Miss B. Il.
Burnen, Miss NJ. ".
Butler, Mrs. r.
Butler, Mrs. 4. Y.
Buckannon, Mrs. NJ. j.
Butler. Mrs. Louisa
Carter, Miss f.
| Campbell. Mrs. III. +.
Cashlcy, Miss A.
| Canavnn, Mrs. s. B.
Carter, Mrs. Judy tcoFd
| Cephas, Miss Lucy
Christian, Mrs. s. A.
| Cooke, Hiss Belle
Cooke, Miss Maggie
| Coles. Mrs. Maria
| Coleman, Miss Della
! Collin, Miss Allie
Crabiss, Miss Ann
Crafford, Mrs. Z. G..
| Cults, Mrs. NJ. DeK.
| Curry, hrs. f.. l..
Davis, Miss NJ. T..
| Davenport, Miss F.
Dabuey, l.. A.
p,ws0u, Miss Annie
Deanc. Miss l.. W.
billiard, Mrs. A. j.
Duke, Miss B.
Edison, Miss L.
Ernest. Mrs. G..
Fauerolle. Mrs. NJ.
FauntlerOv, Mrs. M.
Fisher, Iiss Kittie
Finncy, Mrs. NJ. G..
Fore, Mrs. Eliza
Forester, Mrs. n. t2)
Fobbs, Mrs. Sarah
Forbes, Miss A. G..
Frances, Mrs. L A.
Franklin, Mrs. ".
Gaines, Mrs. L. G..
Cough, Miss II.
Grover, Mrs. T.. j.
Griffith. Mrs Ellen
Gutridge, Miss Jennie
Hardy. Mrs. :. T.
Harwood. Mrs. A. V.
Hundlcy. Miss y. l..
Hughes, Mrs. F..
uubard. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Irwin. Mrs. NJ. y.
Ivcrson. Miss A.
Jackson. Mrs. G..
letter. Mrs. NJ. G..
Jefferson, Miss F.
Jones, Miss L. r.
johnson, Miss LOt'ie
johnson. Mrs. +. D.
.fanucy, Mrs. Vim. n.
KIcrnan. Mrs. Nc.
Ei,nhrouph. Miss NJ.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH IL, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH IL, 1870.
Sun rises G1ol Moon sets.......... "a
sun stts...... $50 High tide. ......... l2 !.
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BALDWIN the Clohier adTertises his goods at
gold prices. Now Ia the time to buy.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
LADIES' LIST.

7 IS1 OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- THE MANCHESTER POST-O FFICE
MARCH 10 1870.
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ENUINE D'ORSAI COLOGNE,
VI Doves XXX Bourbon q new supply french
Soaps; Electric Disks for Lumoago, Seursigis'
SC. -4 WOOD SONS,
fe - Ninth and Main streets.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-ssHe.sr
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-sz.ns.EsssS
YER AND KASAWHA CANAL COMPANY
VII leave the dock as nsual promptly at u u; ON
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, st the
option of the shipper. Every facility possible will
be afforded consignees, but no obligation Is as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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DENTISTRY,

nR. JUD. B. WOOD, DENTIST. IN
DTEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUTWo
PAIN. -
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any base
desired at moderate prices. "
Special attention paid to PRESERVING the
natural TEETH.
All work guaranteed to give entire satisfaction,
OFFICE III Main street, between Seventh and
Eighth fsA
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SHIPPING.

TOR PHILADELPHIA.-The @FsS
steamer j. s. GREEN, Captain rsGssaSasss45szz.
PACE will receive freight for the above port I'LL
MONDAY the l!th instant at II O'Clock. Freight
taken for Norfolk al moderate rates. Passage TO
Philadelphia, including meals and stateroom, ".
W. i. PORTER, Agent,
NH 1o-at office No. 2!25 Dock street.
LOR NEW YORK.-The ele- e--EsFF2
n CANT steamship SARATOGA Cap-.zsksN
tain CoUCu will leave her wharf at ROcketts on
SUNDAY, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock NJ. Frcigh,
received all day SATURDAY. Fare, Si?; steer
uge, 30. For freight or passage applyto
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM CO.,
NH lo 1t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
TOR BALTIMORE.-S .-Steamers9Ifl.,
4 PETERSBURG will leave her e.
wharf SATURDAY. March 18th, at O'Clock L
~. Freight received up to = o'clock P. 81. Fo
freight or passage apply to
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS,
NH lift Agents.
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A SET OF TEETH IN THREEER
IA HOURS. Np
Don't say II can't be done. but call on TAYLOR
BROTHERS lll2 Main street. over 9ribhett'e.
For TWEnTr DOLLARS, SET OF TEETH.
pure gold base.
solid silver, and no charge for extracting.
Entire satisfaction 0rn0 pay. lll2 Main street.
Any tooth filed with gold and warranted Tor
life ut lll2 Main street.
DENTISTRY
better than the best and cheaper than the cheap
eat, at 1ll2 Main street. q few doors above
the Dispatch office.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
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ITO YSICIAN MS.

ITO HYSICIANS.
Hayden's saturate OF Viburnum Compound,
powerful anti.spasmodic snd neryfne, pre-
pared by the New York Pharmaceutical Com
Also. Fluid Extract Of Caiabar Bean and Cslaba.
squiebs's chISroform Purincatum and spss. Nj
Herrins'a Ailen's, and squibbs's Extracts;
Pure Turkey Rhnbarb:
English Calomel and Blue Mass;
Noller's Norwegian Cod Liver on; and
The Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver on lTesster's
market, imported by myself and warranted In
every respect. l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
mhlI-Ns corner Sixth and Broad streets.
.CEA MOSS FARINE.-This new and
> elegant preparation 10 conceded 20 DO the
cheapest, healthicst and most palatable food IN
the world. One package will N AXE sixteen quarts
OF blanc mango, pudding cnstard cream, Char:
lotto Russo, &C., Sc. AS q delightful dessert. and
light delicate food for inyalids and children, h has
roeqnal. Full directions with each package.
Price IS cents. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
mill Druggists.
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SESSIONS.
THE

Appointments by the Mayor Under the New
Dispe Bowling Restored to
His sphere Of Uscfulness--Justice Shandley
to be His Associate.
The lovers OF law and order who witnessed with
regret the legislative trckery against that terror OF
evil doers-Justice Dowling--wil be pleased TO learn
that, in accordance with the power conferred upon
him. Mayor Hall has reinstated that indOmitabe and
independent defender and expounder of law an
justice TO the position which he filed crcditaby
previous TO the late ''cruel war; of the factions
In this connection Mayor Hall has Issued the fol-
lowing pronunclamento, which fully explains
ITSELF
yhs Mayor has been directed by section oynIns chap
hold the Court Of Special Sessions pursuing in
~as os1 80 s' s sa
70 that court There seems to be imperative public
senior rSlss sa:,ios lie s.: entered II. third
way the aaS
s pcn has sns
ence seems 20 come Justice shandey who has already
many 's @ pl'pr pronuenas sS.s
With W one of, Sd n"a o." ., Sy courts The capacity
!udge; lawyers y and nssni. III. soage Independence
a % %sn he had Sa the
M District Attorney to cooperate with Justice shandey
A. oAKEY HALL, Mayor.
MAYoR's OFFICE, CRY HJALhr}
Clyof Yee Fork, - BE It remembered that on this ID
rs S ss 49, aaS do
design as ss The two Police justices Of the city Of New York
+ F.ae: q and FOR the city ,sd ssuHT y S:s yo
The Second Police Judcn District Of said city and Ed
Judicial District Of said city In Witness my hand seal
on the day and in the year aforesaid.
Mayor of the City Of New York.
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paragraph taxing horse and cents
per pound, was, ON motion o. Mr. Cox, str'cke out
The paragraph that mposing all
OF not otherwise provSdsd Tor, and Of
olhsr metal than iron OF forty per cent paoreIa-
cent Rejected-46 TO 10.
Mr. ALLISON moved 10 make u thirty-hve per cenI
Mr. GxRSIELD (rsp) Of 0hs. moved 70 strike out tho
words otherwise provided for" 70 place all iron
screws on the basis. Rsjeosd-62 70 "a.
On motion OF Mr. the paragraph was struck ouh
leaving the duty iron under the present law
Mr. BOnNOk strike out the next paragraph NJ TO
vessels OF cast iron and irons, 6c
Mr. GRfewOLD tdem.) OF N ~, asgued thai urksng ous
the paragraph would not give hs relief required ~ me
present duty was prohbiory .
having proesed n far eighteen Of the BILL which
contains hfty pages
The them halfpaa Owe, adjourned until to- NOR
row al eleven o'clock.
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SUPREME couaI-sENEaAl Tern.

Importaut co Merchants aud ship Owners
What Constitutes IA Delivery OF Ocean
Borne Goods.
Before Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Brady.
Redmond vs. The Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steamship C0npGay.--in this case II appears case
OF goods being broughG by one Of the DEFENDANTS
steamers from Europe had been subsequently lost.
II was proved, however. that II mad been de-
Iivered the vessels side and received by the
Custom officers IN charge and checked by them.
The general rnle Is well settled that delivery on
the wharfa proper time without notice discharges
the carrier OF water borne goods. ely vs. New
Haven Railroad Co.. SO Barb, 2O7.) Mr. Justice Brady
IL Of the opinion that this case Is an exception 10 the
rule because he considers the case OF goods IN
controversy was discharged In the night time.
i cannot find that the referee nnds
any such fact specifically think also, n he had so
found 1t would have been against the clear weight OF
the testimony, which, according to my understand
ing Of ut, shows the delivery 10 have been In the
daytime. Besides, tue case IN question con-
tanned dut,abe goods which were not paid
OF necessity under the United states statutes
and Treasury regulations IN evidence. The Custom
House officers were the only persons authorized 60
receive such goods Oh the wharf. There Is no dis
pute but that they did receive this case whether
unladen in the day or night time, and with ITS receipt
by them, In my opinion the abll ty OF the defend
ants terminated. think the Judgment should he
reversed and new trial ordered with costs.
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COURT cALsNOA9S-TYls DAY.

SUPREME COURr-SPECIAL TERM-Ield by Judge
Ingraham. Court opens at alf. past ten A. M De
murrers g. IL, IA, 10, IT, 49, 23. Law and fact Nos.
Al, 49, 49, 50 81. No causes VIII be set down during
the term.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Car
dOzo. Calendar called at twelve II. 49, 3S, 81, C3,
Co.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part before
Judge Jones' 500. l663 1876 i, 729 l6S3 731, 1435
1925 1927, 1888 1885. 1851 1884, 1,S4l, 1,s45.
Part II-Adjourned to Mayo.
COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERM.-Parts ] and 2
adjourned to Monday, 9th inst.
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERA.--Part /, before
Judge GrOss.--NOs. 622, 722, 72s s92, 997, I,O03
1,OlO, LOIS, l,Ol6, 1,O24 lO51, 1923, lit
1O56, 1921. Part Nos $40, 1,O02, 29a, 759, lily
103s, 1888, 934, l2ol, o2l, l022, 163 1os1, LOSS
l036.