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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
By Grubbs 3 Williams, q. i. !. D..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,, J.
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT 1000
" VOLUMES UFVALUABLE LAW-BO OKS
embracing the libraries OF the Int Judge K. II.
Coleman, r.. r.. COLLIER, n. 2. Howard, John g..
Boyd, j. J. Daily, David May, and others, s,,t, J,
Ilth street, commencing on WEDN ESItAY, SD
March, at O'Clock r. NJ. and will be continued
at the same hour on the following days until COM
pieted. --------.--.--..- -
The collection embraces all the standard works
and The Reports, aud Is worthy the attention Of
addressed to US will receive attention.
and Catalogues If es Sent 70 those requesting
Y TERMS Sums under $50, cash ,s s..:.i
amount 60 days credit 9or approved enuui -.
negotiable notes with interest added.ih ,;ilitGs
z NH Is ,,5,. GkUBBS& WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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er.r, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

a NEW. CONVENIENT, AND BEAU
A TfFI1I BRICK AND MAsTIC DWELL
ING Ar A TbE sf N3RnTHhTss S. IS FOB SALE
fPs fsS!rns
as above, which has been erected only lew {sars
of the best materials, by one OF our lrsI T.
For beauty completeness, ana conTsnlence, IL -
nerhans une1ualied in the city. The lot fronts
about 40 feet on Leigh street. running BACK 16a ieet
to an alley. The basement has three rooms, In
one of which is a steam heater, warming me
Whole house with one fire. thus securing cleaI, Ill
nees and economiZing fuel and servants. On the
main floor there are parlor' uatnS-rooI, larse
cham ber library, bathroom, pantry, cook-room,
with range four closets &c; IN sne chsber
Closets water closets, and AIs0,
q large stable and carriage-house, conveniently
arranged. ..x,z ,.h :, ,,orord,b
,srnwindows. moulding, &c. The site is elevated
attractive, and central, ana In Inc mlost 0t
nerhborhood which for reanemsnt IS pnexcsed.
NH l1-eod4t GEGBhS q MlLElt.Ms.
TOR SALE.-I have for sale, near the
Il city, four MARKET and DAIRY FARMS
ali on good roads, either OF which VIII sen low
and on liberal credit say one, two, and three
Years For particulars. apply at 1900 Main street.
10 JOHN e: BOssIEUA mn ls-lw
r ANDs IN LARGE o7,, ,r,r1vs
have in my hands for sale LANDS IN lain almost
every section of the State. numoe OF them are
large first-class estates, with splenud improve
menfs and deslraDlyd lHssisd;E NJ. DREwRY,
co, I'm - - 1914 Main street
TOR SALE OR EX NGE FOR
civ property, TWO FARMS In New Kent
county, one In Orange county. and two IN King
snd Queen county, Va. Apply tS SEwB11RN.
asa No. lols Main street.
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-AUGyTTOW SAEEEThiS day.
.>>~~~SIS~~z~.y~~>~~~ :.
by Cook u Laughton. Auctioneers,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.

Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITgRE,. !, Plat ! Z 7:
ETo.. ATAUCTION. GTHIs DAY at 10 O'Clock
Sss sSSS SM "a dMafh sIr
H hAaSAN 55vsXHI fiiRxIMsS FsEsoH-rLArE
sosa sas 4 blgssR SET 200 piece,
G SFu Nj TOILET SETS, -,
MAHoGAnY WARDROBEs and BUREAUS, 2
W VAN IN and i MAHOGANY sIDEBOARDs, -
GAVE and WOOD-sEAT CHAIRS.
MARBLE-ToP and MAHOGANY ~ T q q
s SsS HAI hs and a saG S3KlASE1
New sETs OF B lLsTERs and PILLOWS,
G CRc GLASSWARE, &c. s.
ALSO,
Nm. largo SIT OF PLATFORM SCALES, s,eo'
Il pounds 'apaecss3}oiK LAuGHroN, Aue.s.
- BY Isbell d Son,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, ,....
Eleventh street, bet tween Main and Bank.
TXECUTR1x SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITGHdEN F Fl f the sIS
Gsy day. OF March, 1871, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK 4
NJ viii be sold at the late residence of Il. D.
eprpe pS Of keEe ana - FuKS
TURE, PIANO, &C., of which said Crump oie'
SEN JENNY.IfND. COTTAGE, and OTHER BED
80 STEADS, ....e .-..s-:
FEATHEh BEDS,
mATTnESsES and FURNITURE,
CABINETS, .. - .s... .......
| BJJREAU and TIA BLFS,
WARDROBES and WASHSTANDS,
MIRRORS and PICTURES,
WWaH noTGihN and. OTHER CHAIRS, O. RS
LOUNGE and FURN11 URE, -.. ....lss
| DESK. ......
| CLOCK and SAFE, .-.... 3D.. ~"--'-
| EaMASK and OTHER CURTAINS, '..''
| PIANO, STOOL, and COVER; /. 4.
/ COOKING-STOVE and UTENSILS:
Executrix of E. j. Crump, deceased:
| IsBRLL & soN, Auctioneers. mn 10
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uELMBOLD'S Fl UID EXTRACT
,BUCHU Is pleasant in taste and odor, ree from
all injurious properties and immediate in Its ac-
ton. ..-...r
-. ..s#..a .tt.-..
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sOO BAGS RIO COFFEE,
COU $50 bags pure EAGUAYRA,
100 bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA
.. so hlIds. BkCON--ShOuider and Sides;
200 half hbis. N. G. ROE HERklNGS,
so tierces LARD,
.y 500 bushels choice Err Sled,
Il. so tons PERUVIAN GUANO,
For sale at lowest rates.
I fe2s-in - LEE, Seldom & co.
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.v, I:,9noLlD,s ExTRACT B6CHU.

4. 80 ssS.2y7nf slA sfH&.!6 a 80 re-
HEIM.BloIDs FLUID EXTRACT !: slA'
BuoHu Ii pleasant In taste and odor, fee from
ali injurious properties, and immediate in ~ &C
fr,.,.g, ..e E. - y
ton. ,rss .> o
)
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: A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT.Y.-The
IN WHEELER 81 WILSON SEW ING-MA-
CHINE should be found IN every household, The
Will bear testimony that 1t Is the best most accu-
rate, simplest, and neatest machine made. 1t ID
inoiseless, and makes lOck-atstch alike on both
the instalment plan. :. O.. L. RADWAY,
Ia 10 li5.A e7l.. 73a Main street. south side.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

= $50 bags choice RIO COFFEE, imported BIZ us
per bark Paladin, which we are now receiving,
and offer to he trade on The lowest terms.
NH 17-2w "#' LEE, Seldom & co,
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
AND UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases Use HELMBoLD's Elk
ACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE
WASH. "
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,CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
CREPAIRED. The sLQAT ELLIPTIQ SEW.
me- MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
Elliptic NACHINEH.i I'll .1.ig l1s3,3it5
SL1AT q ADpfNGEOE.s ii
VM ,;rtgf III lA5 Gary street, near Fourteenth. d,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

r LIPSCOMB & CO., WHOLESALE
-. MHRCHAETS and dealers In tbs pure IAN ana
KEYS only Our Whisksys are all made 10 our
exclusive order and manufactured in tile old-iash,
toned handmade, copper. distilled mode distilled
with open wood fires mot with sfeaml ana In tns
most careful manner. re u-S,IuaIn1m-
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'0N CONSIGNMENT,

for sale low for cash by
:! WAGGONER & HARVEY,
NH 10 % No. Pearl Block, Richmond Va.
DETER HANGERS (SR.) RYE Wills
III KEY-BRAND ESTABLISHEDl In B2s-Be-
Ing the successor To my father in the manufacture
of this whiskey, and having his experience OF y
years In establishing It's reputation 70 aiu me,
am prepared to furnish an article Us PUkE As
WHISKY CAN BE MADE, and In every re.
spect worthy OF the name this brand OF liquor nas
gained throughout the country. Parties desis.ns
10 purchase will please address Messrs. Mct aHny
4 slater, who are sole agents for the sale Of my
whiskey. t2.L 's' JOHN hANIEh,
! h1.,nr Successor 10 Peter Hanger, ST.,
II 81. !. WaynesborO', Augusta county, Vs.
FRBRUARYo 1871.
We would call the attention OF the tr:de 20 lno
above caro-, and respectfully solicit orders I9h
all In want OF genuine article or tihdiSA
BYE WHBKEY. We can furnish this liquor ,n
uhole or half barrels. All orders carefully exc
y, -: Il, la1 Main street.
RrcunosD March l. lgu NH Gin
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rNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
sTIUTIONs, of both sexes, use HELMbohD's
EyTR ct BIJCHU, It will give brisk and en-
ergetic feelings and enable you to sleep well.
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ROVER & BAKER SEW IN GINA.
NT Crimes. Just received m entire new stock
OF these very popular machines. which Will be
chine can be sold in this city, They have been IN
nae for the LAST fifteen years by hundreds OF fami:
lies in this city, and stand unrivalled Csll and
e-~"-'-1-o u e. & n. w. DARBY, Agents, n Il
IA 81 eD1 Broad St, corner 9Th.
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NORTH BRITISH AND ...
MERCANTILE
EINSU RIA nee COMP "A Ny
OF LONDON AND EDINBURG. .-

STATES BRANCH OFFICE,
No. so WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $4,000, 900 GOLD.
ASSETS HELD IN THIS COUNTRY DEC. Dist, 1870.
Cash on hand, in bank and in hands OF
aRenLS 4l2s, 204 45
Unitci States bonds and other securi-
ties, viz:
q. s. $50 coupon bonds of 271 $50 90
U. ;. 500 registered bonds OF '67.... 4S3562 so
v. =. 500 OF '85........ l07, lbs 90
U. 3 q CT 80 years currency bonds. 24S, SIS 90
tennessee F CT. PONDS (old).......... Il, 800 90
Soah Carolina q ct. registered stock. II 900 90
lnlhois " Ct. refunded stock. Is, 900 90
Alabama II ct. bonds ,..:......."..... 10000 90
Virginia % ct. registered stock (old} a. 600 90
Interest due and unpaid .....,,......... $500 0o
ALI other property belonging TO the
Company,"".,,."", 1854 %
Sl,a4O, SCI So
Losses unadusted and unpaid ....,....Sl35a el IA
The above assets are held In this country for the
ers! X. t..s -.
$50, 900 VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia for seen.
rltX Of Virginia policy-holders.
The undersigned, agents for the above FRS
CLASS, LlBERAL,- AND PROMPT-PAYING
COMPANY. respectfully solicit the patronage OF
all deslr Ing fire insurance.
-. THOS. III. ALFRIEND q SON,
mns-Sw - ONCE No. eo2 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

lIOAL AND w GOD.
Rest ANTHRACITE COAL, per 1000 lbs. ...Ss 81
Hast aNTHRACITE COAL muddy do... "
GLOVER HILL COAL, fTSm. v;GGH o. 10 1owes y
oesh prices at 18th and Cary or 70s Grace street
NH 6-lm CHAS. Il. PAGE q W.
TOALF FOR sALE.-HALLB BROTHERS
~ COPS FRANKLIN EGG, AND STOyE
GOALS which ca1no. be e4sslled n saqaii AVA
W I II. :, ajsos CIJMBE RLAND COAL for engine
and smiths use; OAK and PINE Eo W EsSI Tor
sale. 'l+' "'" ,, w 49, 80 noct straata
r EHIGH, .LORBERRY, and LOCUST
IL IL NY SNTHRACiTE COAL-Foundry, Egg,
Ytoy1e. and Chestnut sizes. CUMBERLAND and
CT,O1ER HILL COAL. Purchasers are Invited
TO d ean ona''A Ss1ee' N' ~ s. p. LATHROP.. F..
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NEW EASTERN HERRINGS.-SOO bar.
rels LABRADOR No. l SPLIT and GROSS for
sale by ,@s.l.. r.. -...-
mil ROBERT F. WILLIAMS g. co.
TOLES JOLES Prime sol ARE.CUT
jules for sale by .
I'll, IL R02RRT = WIIIIAlfs q 10
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00O BAGS CHOICE RIO COFFEE,
l.. Is hhds. P. z. SUGAR,
rs bbis. GOLDEN SYRUP, &C., &c.,
for sale by WAGGONEH & HARVEY,
NIB 10 -. No. Pearl Block, Richmond, Va.
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the plaintlrs II is also claimed that the
defendants had guaranteed collection Of an in,
debtedness owing from the North American Lloyd
steamship Company TO plaintiffs, and compelling
final settlement amounting TO $500, 900 and upwards.
the steamers Atlantic ana Baltic, aud sold them 10
the North American Lloyd Steamship Company, ana
OF OF 500, 900. fhe North American Lloyd Steamship
Company was corporation organized under the
general laws Of this Slate which laws provide that
II the capital not PAID IN and certificates fled that
the stockholders would he all liable even II
they had paid up their stock. The North American
Steamship Company did fal, and II Is alleged that
the provisions or the law referred to had not been
COMPLIED WIN, and that they were owing Lurling &
so ana 1ne firms the AMOUNT @ above
ship Company held surety on the steamers Atlantic
and Baltic for the amount OF the purchase money.
tween the Pacidc Mail and Nor,n American Lloyd
Steamship Company, that the steamers Atlantic and
batlc ana the western Metropolis then being run
IN the line Of the latter company on which the Lur-
ings mad made large advances, should be sold and
poug. III oy captain Taylor for the Joint account OF
Doth steamship companies. 1t IS still further alleged
that an agreement was entered into at the time or
sae tnat a new company should be formed, and that
the three steamers above named should be put IN ior
$1,000, and that this amount should be divided
$426 600 to The Pacific Neil ana $l5o,oCo to the
OF the balance should go the Pacific Mall Company
and the remaining TWO ffths to the Lurlings A
new company was formed. The plaintiffs subscribed,
IL ls Claimed for $4,000 OF stock and paid IN the
Man Company; Mr.; skiddy, Mr.; Calkins and Cap
paid for all the stock. Captain Taylor bought the
cleaners and conveyed to Inc new company, the
Bremen steamship line. The Pacific Mall, it is
claimed drew out the joint amount OF sub
scrlpton claimed to have been made on
their account amounting to ss5o,Ooo, under
them for the sale OF tho steamers Atlantic and
Baltic although sG5o,0oo, It is averred, were only
fused TO account for the surplus. The Bremen
Steamship Company has failed, ana hence the bring.
ing OF this suit to compel the defendants account
sumed in submitting The evidence, mostly OF q docu
mentary character. AS will be seen, the case Is one
OF legal gentlemen employed ON both sides. For the
plant!ns there appeared Messrs. James X. Ill., T.
defendants j. p. Lowery, A. j. VandeTpCOl ana
Charles O'Conor The case is still on.
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WGs.KlNGWOMEN,S HariE.
Mr.. A. Y. Stewards New Building.

Mr.. A. Y. Stewards New Building.
On Fourth avenue and Thirty-secoud ana Thirty.
third streets Is the site OF the proposed Home for
WOrkingwomen, now in course Of erection. The
building has already reached the hciabt OF foui
stories, and with the plans of the afchltcfe a good
IDEA can be obtained OF what II viii be when com
peted. The greatest height of the structure win bt
about l25 feet, consisting OF eight stodcs, three
which are In Mansard roof. The length OF front or
Fourth avenue will be about $50 iect that on Thirty
second and Thirty third streets about 200 feet The
main portion Of
THE suPERsrEUCTURE
is composed OF iron. and seems to be erected with
WISE reference to taste and strength
The design shows teu towers at the angles OF the
roof They are to be twenty-four feet in width ana
height, and VIII be surmOunted BY graceful pima.
c!es The main entrance, forty eight feet wide. is on
Fourth avenue. Its portico Is two stories nigh and
Is very beautiful III design II consists oil numerous
clusters OF pillars, on octagonal pedesJals, with
tasteful capitals and bases. From The portico the
visitor passes into
STATELY vEsTIBuLE,
dlsplaJng MASSIVE ana LOFTY pillars, ornamened
with loliated work. Beyond this IS The hall Which
Is thirty feet in width and VIII be raved with pol
ished marble. double flight OF stairs with broad
winch is divided Into innumerable apartments,
There VIII be kitchens, dining rooms, parl lrs &c
me nrst nosr Is devoted to storerooms each OF which
building is very high, and thoroughly ventilated by
shaits running from bottom to top.
The basement Is fourteen feet below the level OF
the street, aud will contain immense boilers for
generating steam Tor heating and for running the
engines attached to the elevators. One oil the best
and most nOtlceaDe features OF the structure IS its
ample interior conrt-a very unusual thing III Amer.
lean architecture 1t is 94 by li8 feet and Will con.
tain q fine fountain and handsome shrubbery aud
flowers. Netaln9 could be more grateful 10 the
lungs Of
TIRED SHOPGIRLS Es
than this comparative freedom after the conGae.
ments Of long summer day. 1t also affords air aud
sunshine to the rooms above.
Then there are TO be large lecture and concert
halls, a library and reading room, and indeed every.
thing that contributes to comfort and amusement
VIII De contained In t1ls rather gigantic nutshell.
IN EXTERIOR APPEARANCE
the building VIII be one OF The most beautiful and
Imposing ia the city, Its style Is very elevated and
impression.
Mr. Stewards idea is to give the poor women of
hood the chance TO live IeasOAa bic ana comfortably
al fGr less expense than tDey now can
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dia no. intend to kin her, he being undcr the innu

dd not intend to kill her, he being under the lnnu.
ence or liquor at the time,
M. fcHows brought out the fact upon crOsS-eX-
animation that Murray served a term in the state
rrlsoh lor zen years for robbery and five years for
The Jury rendered verdct OF guilty OF an assault
WIN i dangerous weapon, with Intent to do bodily
Mr. Fellows said he regretted that the Jury did not
convict or an assault with intent to Kill, for the
police o1lcers know Murray TO be one OF the worst
uesp.rauoes IN inc city, constantly engaged In the
Judge Bedford asked Murray how long he had
been out OF state Prison. The prisoner replied,
"Flye years ago this March,
SENTENCED.
His Honor sentenced nim to the State Prison for
hve years, that being the highest penalty ne could
impose lor the grade OF crime OF which Murray was
convicted.
CONVICTION OF A SNEAK THIEF
William Steward was tried and convicted OF grand
larceny IN stealing two pocketbooks, containing
sevsnty,four dollars 10 January. the property Of
ments at No. 15l Flrat avenue and when returning
irom visiting neighbor's room she saw The prl.
soner running away She and two men chased nm
through the street, one or whom saw him drop a
pocketbooK, which the complainant identified. Mr..
Roach, who was assigned 10 deiend the accused,
planning Witness sought TO compromise the felony
BY going to the Tombs and receiving the money
from the prisoner. Judge Bedford did not Impose
the full penalty, but sentenced Steward to the State
AN AcouI1rAI.f
Jane Gam, one Of The .'unlortunates.n ~ was tried
upon charge OF larceny, the accusation being that
on the 18TH OF February she stole an ovcrcoat and
pair OF pantaloons, In which was bank book, the
properly OF John Kelly No. 4s4 Second avenue.
Two days alter the property was lost the prisoner
was arrested for being drunk and disoruery and
the bank book was found In her possession. she
SAID she found 1t under an awning In the street. ana
az none OF the other property was found upon her
the jury gave her the benefit OF the doubt ana
rendered verdict Of not guilty
THE ARABS IN COURT.
Mauval PasOda was aryalgnel upon a charge OF
larceny, the complaining witness being Fldolo Ben
Abdalla. MI, Fellows stated that the parties con-
cerned belonged to the troupe Of Arabs performing
at the circus The accused was charged with steal
Ing trunk containing The clothing Of the Arab
children. Shortly alter the trial was commenced it
was discovered that the indictment laid the pro-
perty In another party, and the Jury rendered yer
dict OF acgultta upon that ground.
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COMMON PLeAS-SeHsRAL TERM.
Decisions Rendered.


Before the Full Bench
nMrston Us. AckeTson.-Order overruling demur.
rer affirmed, with costs.
Laurence us. Coudrey.-Order modified as sug-
Der6y Us. Hartman. Affirmed, with costs.
Bedtson Us. EutOu.-Afirmed, with costs.
Josiah Jer Us. KcKeaoen.-Reversed with costs.
Leland rs Jacob Smith etial five cases. ).-Ordei
1bEovd Us. Ho,odea.-Aiflrmed, with costs.
Elizabeth Batenaan Us. Ratn.-AGlrmed, with
Etsner Us. George ". Ke1oog.-Reversed, with
IRISH rs. Earston-order appealed from affirmed,
i1tule us. Hamt,ton.--Judgment OF referee re-
versed unless parties agree to modification OF judg-
ment.
Hoila ps Els,yorfh.-Aflrmed.
BrodertcN rs. James et eta,.-Revcrsed.
Klein Us. Hamburg ana American Pachei COM
Fay Us. Snl0h.-Reduced and affirmed for resi-
DUE
leree's judment affirmed, with costs.
O'Don.eU et al. rs. acknowledgement affirmed,
with costs.
Pdtten gs. Macdonald ct aL-A1lrmed, with costs.
GtUGan rs. SpTau..-Reversed, new trial ordered,
costs to abidc event.
Fev Us. salin.-Reversed, new trial ordered, costs
Neadecter Us. Kon'oc,o-Af1rmea, with COSTS
McG0nlG1ich as. Luons Ell d!.-Reversed, new trial
ordered, costs TO abide event.
Nary Cdthartne Reed Ct al. Us. Thomas cannon
ct so1il1 g..mAflrnsg' With t s9ats ,, ,,,o, ,.o,,
Alarmed, with costs.
Carf3.tna Franz Us. Bendeager dis.
missed in three cases. without COSTS
brennan Us. Biath.-Reyersed, with costs.
Cataeft1se Ha,tdn U.s. 4he Equitable LIE Insurance
Company, United StGtes.-Order appealed irom re.
versad, costs to abide the event OF suit.
Sera'tea us. BoaCen.-Order appealed from affirmed,
with costs.
D1evei' ps. Rauch.-Anlrmed, with COSTS
Sc'tnefQer Us: Hooetn.-Reversed, with COSTS
too,aey rs. Vnttefe.d-Reversed, with costs.
SteferoerO ps. O'Conn0r.-Order appealed from,
reversed with COSTS
WIS u.s. DaUis.-Afflrmed. with costs.
Aheyn' vs National Steamship Compdnu-Re.
versed with costs.
9he Fassaic Manufacturing Company Us. William,
acknowledgement OF referee affirmed
isuG0lphy rs. f'NClls et 0t.-Reyersed.
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COURT cAlEEnh2S-This DAY.

SUPREME COURT ClRcUIT-Part Case on. Part
2-ued by Judge Drady.-Nos. 1908, 1852, lSs, 2io
2s6 Az 216h IA, 1858, 1o2, 107s, Isz, 9o1s, 2ls,
522Is 1000, 0iM, 252is. 1S.
sUpRlME CouRr CuAMpnRs-Hcld by Judge Car
dozo.-Nos. 54, T3, 81, 95, e6.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEoIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Brady.-Demulrers from l to 20 inclusive. Law and
facts.-No3. Ill, 1872. IA, 15o
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part Held by Judge
Loew Nos 6ol 504 ol7 6ol, 735, Gas. SOC, 525, i75
esl, 614, 35, SS2, 1888, 640 asa.
MARINE CouRr-part before Judge Gross-Nos
507e. 5sso $685. $780, 52l0 524 5242 52I3 5344 SPAS
52lo 627 $780, 525l, 5252, 5z5S, 5e3s. Part 2-575G
5l70 1895 49i4, 5215 52ls 52lo $780, 522 $780, 5223
5224 6225, $685. 5227 $685. $780, $780, $685. b23I 62S
5235, 5234 $685. $780, $751; 1898, 499sh, 5ll7 522s.