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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

steamship La Place (Br) Sicily, Liverpool-Busk Je-
Steamship Donau (NG). Ernst, Brcmcn-Oerchs 4 Co
Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston via Key westC
Steamship St Louis, Whitehead, New Orleans Crom-
Steamship Emily souder, Burd,ck, New orIeans-Fred-
steamship Gulf Stream, McCrecry. New Orleans
Steamship Ashland. Moore. Fernandina-J Hand
Steamship San Salvador, Nckerson, Savannah-w Gar.
s;eam.hip Montgomery, Fairclo.h; sayannah-R Lowden
sleAmsnip AaIesttan, Woodruff, Charleson-H Morgan
60 80 sssss..f = =
ssa s co. City Point and
amshp Gso Upton ESbers Norfolk City Point and
nssshY'hip John Gibson Bedel Georgetown Dc-Geo
Steamship Nereus 5earse Bostop-n F D,mock
Steamship Acushneb Rector New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Thompson tBr), Thompson, Bristol, E-E Nor
Ship Elizabeth Hamilton, Capp, Croustadt-J Atkins
Bark Abdekadsr, Sparrow, Gibraltar for
Bark Golden Fleece tBrl Rhodes, Barbados-H Trow.
Brig Almranse (sp) Gnanbeuz, Barcelona-E PUG Co.
Brig salas tsp), salas Palma Majorcal
Brig Renshaw, Sylvester, Gbara Cuba, r. Robertson
Brig vol.nt tBr,. CANON. Johns NF-Ia.on. Watson
sTs JON ,ss fs Ne Ban
schr 8 M.rre,t, Reed, Par.-BJ WEINBERG
Schr W Holmes, Hanson, Jaeme-B j weinberg
schr Marguerite Fr, Oliver, st Pierre, Mart-H Swan
Son.
schr Reward Br) Hin, Halifax, Ns-Crandan, Bertaux 4
Co,
schr Martha A, Thomas. St John, NB-Bartram Bros
Schr Carrie, Eldridge, Ind!anoa. -Tupper Beattie
Schr United States BeuneD, Pensacola-J Hurlbut 4
Son.
Schr Ben, Davis, Wilmington, nee Powell
Schr Mary Louisa Gaskin, Washington, NC Mills.
Schr Modestv, Weaver, Batimore-W Chalmers
Scnr Kenduskeag. Wyatt, Port johnson.
Sloop Annie Holmes, jackson, Northumberland A
Wood.
Schr Stephen Waterman. Chase New Bcdford-Fercuson
4 Wood.
Schr Vim Gray Allyn, Uncasviile, CT
Steamer W Bruue, Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Frank, PIERCE Phiaaelpnia.
Steamer Anthracite, Green Philadelphia
Steamer A G. Sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
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SHIPPING NEW

Almanac for New York This Day.
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q throne, launched from returnless Shore upon
dangerous sea, Infamous for It's tremendous ship
wrecks. Am TO live TO see the catastrophe OF her
career ana the end OF this suddenly conjured up
pire, which seems to be maze or such stun as
dreams are made OFF confess my personal nc.
qualntance with the individuals IN this historical
romance gives me an uncommon interest in ~; Dut
consider It stamped with danger and instability
DumaSi nAVaS
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BELOW.

No 49, ~ r
Brig osea, from - (by pilot boat Z Fisk, No
Wind At sunset SW light
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Shipping Notes.
The new steamship Spain, Of the National ne made
successful trial trip from Liverpool She easily attained
speed Of l4i4 knots an hour.
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Died.

GORDON-MARY ELIZABETH, only daughter OF
John e. and Kate Gordon, aged 3 years and ~
days.
Papa's idol.
For Other Deaths See Ninth Pdge.]
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
~ the Courts OF different States. No pubicity ADVICE
free. Public and Commissioner for State
=. l. KING, Counsellor atI.nw, yoS Broadway.
('ORNS CURED FOR 30 CENTS EACH-BUNIONs
~ Nails joints. &C., cured without pain cnres
Corns, Bunions, Nails, &c., u. druggiss and by mail.
T. RICE, Y05 Broadway, corner Fulton street
DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE CAUsrC OR
detention nom business for Structure Flstua PLEA
Diseases Of the Pelvic vscera Diseases and Deormes ol
the Eye, Nose, Face and Person.
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. d. IA Lexington ayenus.
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II IS announced that an International Conference
will probably take place this year at Geneva
between the delegates OF the societies for the assist
ance OF the wounded IN battle. The object or TINS
conference will be 10 make arrangements for the
meeting Of general assembly to he afterwards held
in Vienna In which questions relating TO the future
organization and operations Of the Red Cross Society
Will be discussed.
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ANOTHER WEsTFIELD VICTIM.

Body Found Floating In the North River
Yesterday.
Michael McQuade OF No. Laight street, about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon found the Dody Of
en- unknown man noaling in the North River.
near pier 80. The body had the appearance OF
being about forty-two years OF age, was five
feet nine inches in height. stout built slightly bald
and wore black cloth sack coat and vest, black
pants. white shirt and new boots. In one OF the
pockets was found cigar case with three silver
bands around 1t. Both hands were badly scalded
from which it Is inferred that the unfortunate man
1s OF the Victims or the terrible boiler explosion
CT one week ago to-day.
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Sun rises. ..... 8 OIL Moon rises. ...eve 10 81
Sun sets. ...... 10 High watereve. IL II
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK For THE
MONTH OF AUGUST.
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WATCHES, JE,vELRY, &C.

A FRENCH WOMAN GOING To EUROPE wIsHRS
"A 70 sell very pretty bracelet. Adircss EUROPix.-
uerald Vpspwe Breach ealce. lSes DrsaAwW.
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sALES At AUCTION.
LIEN r. MINER, AUCTIONEER
"A BY ALLEN *. MINER 4 BROTHEA

sALEs AT AUCTION.
Lien J, : sIEEs sIEfs sUsTsqsnFs sIsas snoruns
HENRY n. LEEDS siEs ! MINER
!r,sbishea lst5
At IoE o'clock, Al our sassrooms
EXECUTORS S5i SALE o. s sRsrEsE .'i noGsEioLD pvs
Consisting Of rosewood PIANO Paror Dining and bedrooms
Suits, P,sr aud Man,s Mirrors: Carpets oGelo.h. &C., 40
A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUcrroSEER.
Psremp,ory sale BY order OF executor Of
Valuable vnia SITES Washington Heights and ~ Lott
Broadway
ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS co.
will sell auction,
THURSDAY October H. At II O'Clock. At shs
Exchange sale.room III Broadway. by order Of J. T.
Ayrcs Esd. Lncius Chitendcn deceased, =
Villa Sites, situate Washington Heights Thw property v
part of large Heights purchased by the Las
Mr. chenden and reserved being the choicest and mos
desirable property the Hegatl 1t commands ersea-
sve view OF Hulson aud Harlem rivers and Of the
beautiful valley lying Height. and Harlem river,
and Tor heahfuness OF ocAtlon grandeur beauty aad
% 1 or y aei . y y. my on S
being laid under the direction Of the Com
nc Sopssy win when En- q. aSS a., great,
The river and Riverside Psrk viii and
, drive s on the a s The 6 4 L: e bus
large and seran, half story Dwelling Hoass.
"a 4Hlss; hss..
adjoining ths above described property and fronting
Broadway which 70 be wiaen.d % .hc width Of ite.t
viii be sold with restrictions acains, niisanoes.
Seventy per cen! o. the purchase noney msy :. tho o.
Maps at the oiice of the auctioncers No Pine street.
A RCH JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER,
N Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite he Post office.
second hand Household Furniture,
On ss,SgSHy STS.. .'ser,%sas 50 1ox a'cloct.
NASSAU :s w ss variety
.'ty on ss
ss as 1sns two 1 rs 70 FOUR oH
Also onss Furs.ae and Standing @ Desks dosss
Presses. Herring safe oIce Tabss Mating.
UcTIoN SALE OF OVER $4,000 WORTH
"A Magni,s,s,n. IIoqsehod Fq,n,,nre pwsno,orte
Rich Parior latest omPadour Marie An,onstss
on MONDAY, Oct. -, al Io,a O'Clock precisely,
At hs elegant atone nn1sSn E,
for 70 .,..na % s Glaze
e sh srow seventh or Sh
Goods packed and delivered for cry or
Rr NoTICE.--A CHOICE COLLECTION OF EU-
n ropean and American on Paintings will be sold at AUG
ton Monday and following evenings. Mt arss sales
81 Broadway, the Grand Central Hotel
exhibition, and positively TO be sod without reserve
+. LEVY, Aucti0neer.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, ELB.
N ganty mounted heavy gold leaf frames, will be s0d
auction LEVY at artists saesroon. 80 Nassau
street, commencing Monday morning at lUl9 O'Clock.
DY JOHN II. DRAPER CO.,
ID Auctipne-rs,
THE DELAWARE LACkAWANNA AND WESTERD
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
lUU.U00 OF Scranton Coal
public auction on
WEDNESDAY,. OCT 25,
mt " O'Clock noon,
al u Exchange place.
SAMUEL SLOAN, PresideuS-
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTrONEER,
M Handsome Household Furniture,

WI HAnds0me HousehOId Fnrnfnre,
Engravugs, hne Chrpm0s, Carpets, &c.
u. H. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell by auction Tuesday,
Oct "a at II o'clock, at l50 West Feth street, between
sixth and Seventh all the Furniture OF said house,
In order, having been only lew weeks, viz
Carved rosewood Paror and Reception Suits In harcloth;
marble top Tables, mahogany Extension Table, Dining
enamel.d BEDROOM SUITS Paissses Mattresses Bolstcrs
Pillows Lounges and Chairs Brussels Carpets,
China, Glass Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues ready AS
No < Pine street
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MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE ON CARROLL PARK
lv A. J. BLEECkEK, SON 4 co. viii sell, Tuesday,
October "a at NJ at Exchange Saesroom New York, sh9
magnificent House and Lot .35 Carroll street, OF
Court, BROOKLYN OF the finest built and
pete houses In that choice part VI Brooklyn Maps n
Ieda
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g DINGEE. AUCTIONEBR.
y. Extensive sale
of Household furniture,
Horses, Oxcu, Cows and Farm stock
Also,
large assortment Carriages Bugxes wsso ne s,eighs
Harness Agricultural Implements large quantity oi
Hay And straw, &c,
on TUESDAY, October -, 1871,
premises OF q Anderson, ESQ., ~ kye WestcAes-
ter county, N. ", commencing At l0 O'Clock A. ~.
Cataogues may be obtained at railroad depot IN Rys On
DEHs0N, OF s. DINGEE. Aacsioncer. 81 Cedar srses
New York
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S DINGEF, hUCTIONEER.
=. Absolute sale OF handsome Property Nassau Hsshls
Newtown, H. L.. at public auction,
SATURDAY, Oct IS 1871, at ~ o'clock, the premfsea
Handsome three House, 43xS5.
Extension i5x5D: all the modern improvements;
Of Land hncy improved fruit shade tres.
artificial nsh pond, Also handsome Billiard Tabs.
Take boat st James so a. 10 A. NJ, and EAss Thirty
fourth street terry at lO:io A. ".
For further apply to DINGEE Auct,onesr.
81 Cedar street, New York.
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Ic FIRST ST., NEAR BOwERY.-AN AMERICAN
I'D Of experience, general house
lhis cty gcntee mechanics family preferred For further
particulars address EMMA HALL.
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NfARSHAL'S SALE. BOGART, AUcTIONEER, WILL
Jvl sell at public auction Monday October VI, II II
O'Clock IN the forenoon under and BY virtue of execution
the premises all the stock OF Aes, ines and Liquors
also al the Fixtures and Furniture Of the liquor store No
e77 Sixth avenue JOHN II. HITLER, Marshall
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9itItntond 1ispattl1,
MoNnAy........:..o OCTOBER %, 1877.
ne Tile CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
REGULATION CT ALL THE OTHER Ds1LY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
Insurance Convention.

New YORK, October 20.---In the Insurance
Convention to-day the report Of the com.
mittee on permanent organization, which
was accepted, provides for voluntary ma
honal association, composed Of insurance
officers having charge of insurance depart.
mcnts In each State, for the purpose of mu.
tua' consultation and protection, the presi.
dent, vicc.nrcSident. and executive com.
mttce, to be elected at the next annual
meeting, the third "Wednesday In May. The
report Of the committee on rates of interest
and mortality was considered.
IL provides that on marine and inland
navigation risks the whole of the premiums
received on uneXpircd risks should be
charged as 4 liability md held as an ins,l-
rance reserve. Fifty per cent. Of the pre-.
miumS on unexpired fire risks, having one
year or less To run, should be charged as
liability or reserve, provided the reserve
shall not be less than forty per cent. Of the
premiums received during the year.
Besides this, fire companies should accu-
mulate an extra reserve fund, to provide
for which no dividend greater than ten per
cent. per aunum should be made upon full
cash capital until after the insurance re-
serve is equal TO the whole amount of pre-.
miumS received on all uneXpIred fire risks.
The committee also recommend the ap.
proyal by the Convention of the American
Experience Table Of Mortality, and 4H per
cent. per annum 10 be designated by law
IN each state rs basis for lie insurance.
The report Of the committee Was dis
cus>ed until the adjournment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

I GRAND RALLY OF THE CONSERVATIVES
OF JEFFERSON WARD.-The Conservatives
of Jefferson Ward will have grand rally
at Old Market Hall this evening at half.past
7o'clock. We are promised 4 brilliant list
Of speakers, including Hon. Raleigh T.
Daniel, Judge Uuld. Mayor Kelley, Judge
Crump, Mesars. William S. Gilman. j, RI.
Doolcy, J. Thompson Brown, j. Mcdowell
Darlington, aud George d. Wise. We un-
derstand there will bean ofd-fasbioned bon
fire lighting up the way to the hall for such
professions as have determined to visit
their brethren of this gallant ward. In
fact, this rally will be the grand affair OF
the campaign. Captain Babcock will in
troduce the speakers according to pro-
gramme in order that all may be heard
without disorder.
Smiths band will be on hand to epliven
the crowd with its charming music. We
learn further that Hon. w. w. Walker and
General Wade Hampton, have been invited
by the citizens of this ward to address the
people, and will very probably be in attend
ancc. ..... ..s.t.,. -.
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THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND CHIC In
uTSCTIoE CASE DIsM1SsED.-The applica-
ton OF James F.. Tyson, of Baltimore, for
on Injunction against the Atlantic, M!ssis.
sippi and Ohio railroad was set for hear
ing on Friday in the United states circuit
court, but at the appointed time the COM
plainant did not appear. On Saturday,
however, his counsel, j. Dean Smith, Esq,
of Baltimore, sent to the clerk of the court
written order for the dismissal Of the bill,
and it was accordingly dismissed.
This result was unexpected. General
Malone hsd been here for several days in
consultation with the directors Of the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio Company, and
his counsel, Judge Crump, James Alfred
Jones, and Robert W. Hughes, had pre-
pared an elaborate response to the petition
Of Tyson. The State was 10 be represented
by Attorney.General Taylor.
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CHICAGO RECoSsTRUcTIoS--LIFE AND LA.
RoR LOOKING Ur.- Chicago, October 90
Business is being resumed In the most
rapid manner imaginable. Many perma.
nent buildings are In course of construc.
iion in he burnt district, and a large num-
her Of temporary structures. The burnt
district is alive with workmen, and every
department of business is full OF activity.
The water works are in full operation. All
parts Of the city arc bountifully supplied
with water, and the fire department and
fire alarm are all perfectly organized. The
utmost activity prevails in all directions.
Dispatches received here from New York
state that rtlmor is in circulation there
hat all the Chicago banks are suspended.
Nothing could he further from The truth.
The banks are not only doing business as
Usual, hrlt. as before stated, they are nearly
all receiving amounts on deposit. Both Ii
yate aud nationai institutions are paying de-
posters in full. There has been no run upon
Gny Of the banks, or any dlminution in the
feeling OF confidence exhibited in them
from the hour of their resumption.
The aggregate value Of the churches dc.
siroyed i S3,0p0,G00.
The Tribune Company today ordered
their architect to commence rebuilding
heir cdiicc. The front wall will hc taken
down ana rebuilt with Milwaukee brick.
The other walls and nearly all the floors are
firm and seculc.
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PROPOSED REGIMENTAL ORG RGANIzATIoN.-
At meeting OF the commissioned officers
of tho volunteer companies Of Richmond,
held at the Lee Guard armory on Saturday
night, Captain Pcyton Wise in the CHAIR,
o committee Of five was appointed to wait
upon the Governor and request him to as
sign the companies ready for the same to q
regiment, to be known Us the First Nir.
ginia Volunteers. The committee consists
OF Lieutenant Anderson, Captain Bass,
Captain Clarke, Captain Purcell, Captain
Sloan, and Lieutenant 4. L. Phillips. IL
was further agreed to have Il regimenta
parade at the Fair Grounds on Thursday OF
the State Fair week, the senior captain tt
take command.
1hc companies represented at this meet
ing we're the Guard Of the Commonwealth
Sidney Greys, Lee Guard. Walker hight
Guard, Company F, Richmond Greys,
Company G, Richmond Blues, and The
Howltzcfs. Five Of these have been fully
uniformed, armed, inspected, and commits
stoned ; another will bc inspected thl:
week, and at least one OF the others vii
be ready by tie day appointed for the pa
ralp,
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RICHMOND MANUFACTURES AGAIN AHEAD.
A pa1acraph in tie Carolina Waterman ill-
forms us that Messrs. II. NJ. Smith & Co.,
spricultural implement makers Of this city,
have taken the fest prizes at the Salisbury
IN, C.) Fair for the best corn.sheller and
ne 81 slraw.cultcr. In the same paper the
Mayor of the city of Salisbury officially re-
turns thanks to the firm above named Tor
one m of their excellent patent well-tixtures.
The Mayor says he has used one OF these
tiytures for five years, and finds it better
and rheaper than anything Of the kind he
@ hns ever tried. This is another acceptable
t testimonial to the superiority OF Richmond
M, n pl8ettIreS. ..
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NnATwAS DESTROYED IN CHICAGo.-We
have lcirained publishing any map OF the
burnt district. No map can impart the
laIn,cSt conception Of The magnitude of the
disaster which has ovGrtakCn the city. On
the consumed portion was concentrated
The treat bulk "l the wealth of the city. 1t
was also the most denscly populated part.
The uncnrsumed part consists chiefly OF
private residences, multltudes of them
cheap wooden structures. A map OF 1be
citv plat exhibits 4 vast area untouched by
fire ; hut it does not convey the information
that rot less than eighteen square miles OF
this space is open prairie, on which scarce
~ a habitation has yet been erected. 1t
was annexed from the adjoining townships
10 accommodate the future growth of the
city and for park purposes. We think 1t
wGuld be safe TO estimate that two thirds oi
the capital invested in buildings in the Ell.
tire eli Y perIsbed or that dreadful Monday
Chicdgo Tribune.
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J P0LICE COURT. SATURDAY - ittsticS White
sarah Turner, charged vii b feleni0ualy ad
mtnistering poison to Isabella Turner witt
intent to Commit murder. Case Continued
till 2Sth Instant for witnesses. NJ e.,id
Eliza Willis, charged with stealing S1es
from DR.. III. D. Hoge.. Discharged.
Bernard Tracey, charged with uniaWfully
5entering the premises OF Susan III. Tracy
against her consent, and striking her son.
John Tracy, and threatening the life OF Su.
san and John Tracy. Case dismissed
Judge Fitzhugh having the matter under
consideration for disobcdience to decree
Of the Chancery Court. 49, sz,i.
Susan M. Tracy. charged with assaultiDg
Bernard Tracy. Discharged. :fif... AZ
Charles Madison, charged with being
drunk and dfsorderly. Bound over for three
months iu the sum.of $50. L. ..z.
John Kennedy, charged with having un.
lawful possession of q rope and with resist
ing the police. Fined 81. --''----'--'-
Robert Richardson, drunk and disor-,
derly. Discharged with an admonition !;
very young. ~ 3 '- - 1T :
William johnson, charged with being a
vasrant. Bound over for three months in
the sum OF $50. - .a2gT
Lucy Ann Gilpin, charged with leaving
the premises Of her parents for the purpose
OF prostitution. Case; dismissed. u y n
Julia Morton, charged with. unlawfulIy
encouraging Lucy Ann Gilpin to leave her
home for the purpose af prostitution, and
harboring the said Giipin. No evidence
whatever to sustain the charge, and the
case was dismissed. 49, -
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ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE CoLoRED
DELEGATEs.-The sittiDgs OF the Thirty-tirs.
Aunnal Convention Of the colored dele.
gates Of the Baptist Missionary Association
were resumed Thursday morning. The
Rev. William Troy, Of Richmond, Va,
presided.
The Rev. Mr. Troy, of Richmond, having
vacated the chair, addressed the Confen-
ticn on social, Political, and educational
matters. He advcrtcd 10 the mental pro-
ercs> made 10y the col0rcd people since
the war. and refGted the assertions made
Ivy the enemies of the cQlprcd people that
now that they were free Incidence charac.
tcrjzed their actions. lie contcnded that
the negroes in Virginia were very orderly
and dccorous. The churches in Richmond
were crowded on SUNDAYS, end their coil-
duct generally was everything that could
be desired. In educational matters the
coIorcd people were progressing with
marked arldity. In iiae, he believed that
the colorcd people had accomplished more
than their most san.uiuc friends could have
anticipatcd.-Nc, York Utrald.
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DIR. LEWIS TAKEN TO GREESsylLLE FOR
ExAMINAT1oN.-Dr. Lewis, who has been
confined in the jail Of this city for
some time past, was taken to Hicksford,
the county scat of Greensville, for eXaml-
natioa before Judge :. 5. Wisegcr as to
whether or not he could be tried for the
murder of Constable DrlImmond, Of Bruins
wick. His tri,l has been put OF from time
TO time on supposed insanity. His accom-
plicc, McGilliD, was hung in July last.
From Lewis'S appearance there is no ques-
tion of his being entirely destitute of mind.
He is Much emHci1ted and presents pisia-
BILE appearance. Sheriff Thomas W. Good
rich, OF Greensviie, had him in charge.
Assistant Jailor Franklin, Of this city, was
with him as witness, he having been with
DIR. Lewis since he arrived at the Richmond
city Jail. If the name OF Davis Or Joel Is
mentioned, Lewis will become perfectly
| quiet, although Il moment before Ae would
have been raYing.
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REMOVAL OF A COX :ToRa.-Ihe :eGcency
TO centra.izlti1n no!lblc among our business
men just now Is exealpiifiei again by the removal
of the establishment of our enterpris'ng and
popular friend BENJAMIN BATES, bookseller and
pu5istc!, from 1905 to lll7 Main street. he is
now nearly opposite the Dispatch cfice, in the
store formerly occuplCd By John N. Wooofn,
and has there played one of the finest assort-
ments OF books and stationery every seen in
Richmond. Mr.. BATES Is also the publisher OF
those popular works Tho VISITORS Guide to
Richmond and Vicinity" and "The Farmers
Dtary.n His No. nLw is HI Main street.
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TIE RISE IN CoFFEE.-The recent extra
ordinary rise in the price OF coffee has pro-
duccd much discussion in commercial cir
cles. The price Of good Rio in cargo, for
instance. has within Il few weeks advanced
from 1l4 cents to nearly II cents per pound,
vold. other descriptions of coffee have
risen nearly Us much. 1t is stated that there
are at present but forty-odd thousand bags
OF coffee in first hands in the United states,
and some of the large dealers are ordering
cargces from Eurore. When the tariff was
reduced on coffee, tea, and sugar, year
AGO, there WAS IN almost Immediate decline
in the price of those articles but the short
crop of coffee has influenced the present
rise in that i" necessity. -