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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Practices III the Courts Of Caroline, ESSEX King
and Queen, and the United States Courts Mt
Richmond. Office at Milford Depot, Caroline
county, Virginia
In all business requiring counsel. and in all
professional business, Messrs. CHANDLER &
MORTON, of Richmond, Va, will be associated
with him.
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HAMPTON NORMAL AND AGRrCUL-
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THE SOUTHERN woR.

tits proposed TO issue from this institution an
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inches full size) to be called
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4 FTRsT-cI.Ass NEWSPAPER.

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tine State. and il will he much easier 10 raise
clubs for IL now. Than heretofore
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COURT CALEN1Aas-TRls ny.

OYER AND TERMYNER AND SUPREME CouRr-CrR-
CUIT-Part before Judge Barnard.-Crlminal
business. No circuit Calendar. Part 2-Bei0re
Judge Brady-Nos 1885, 10 1874 635, 10Sjs, 1914 142
$685. a42. s1e 800, $50, 1874 $685. S42 S421s, 1885, 49,,
1920. 234s.
calendar, except cases marked reserved generally,
will be called. The cases may be set down Tor any
day during the first two weeks. Demurrers-NO5. I
to 81, inclusive. Issues OF Law and fact-Nos. to
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERM-3efore Judge
Jones-Nos- to 50. inclusive. M la
SUPERIOR COuRr-GENERAL TERM-Before Judges
Mcneil, McCunn aud Spencer.-Nos. 10 49, inclu-
sive. 4aes
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRIAL TERM-Part before
Chief Justice BarbOnr.Nos. 1907, TAI, 1875 $780, 1891,
$751;, 93j, 555, $685. 16, 67 Ss5 $685. sos. 1861. Part
1885, S12 73s, co. $50, s7S 3i2 co., 74 720 $780, ia,
s4s 79s 1885, S10 172 7ss, $685. s62 002, GOA s06 9o8
9IO, $780, 83S, $40. or causes In June TerIn.-Nos.
1872, $780, $780, S76 1904 678 460, &c. liz, 1856 g. 49,
252 66 $685. 1856, 1884, 1885, 49, 612 1885, 709 378 3o2
44s, 234 1874 Co.'S SOL 8O2 SIS, S04, 1884, $780, &c. S45
S5S, S64 $685. $40, ss4, $50, s92, IL, 672 1O4, 21s
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--GENERAL TERM.-Be-
fore Judges G. p. DAILY, Larremore and J. +. DAILY
Appeals from orders-Nos. TO H. inclusive Appeals
from judgments OF this Court-Nos 49, 10 40, lnclu.
sive. Appeals from inferior Courts-Nos. Al 10 1oi
inclusive.
Judge Loew-Nos. 4s2, 900. So 1872, 697, 67a, $685.
ga 922 a2s 6s, 427, 1877, 7ol, l51, rs, 772, $685.
952, 473 9l5 700, 96l, laos.
MARINE COyRT-TRIAL TERM--Part before
Judge Gross-Nos. 5i2l, $3.50, 5oos. eoo4 6o57 6222
$685. 622s 0s $780, $685. $780, 1854 839s, 1902 $40.
6i46, 0445 G5Si CASA. Part 2-Before Judge Curtis
Nos Sis, S.ie 60s2 COTS So7s 6i7s 02ls 6244 626l
8-Berore Judge Aker.-Nos. 744s, 5000, 690ols 1862
1872, 1901, 7I3l, s4i6, 1445 1851, 1852.
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VANDBRBILTiS RAILROAD VHETURE-COM.
PLEII0N OF THE NEW DEPOT

Thc great Union Depot-.he result OF liberal dis.
trloulion OF money by Commodore vanderbalt, and
the genius OF the architect Mr. ). O. Duekhoasthat
has Just been completed at Forty secold sfeet and
Fourth avenue, Ii to be formally opened sary In the
present week. Here the trains OF the Central, the
Harlem, the Hudson RIVER and che New YORK ana
New Haven line viii centre IN few days. The chief
Offices OF the Hadson River road were removed from
West Tsrtlen street some weeds ago, bur OWING
10 the labor attending the laying OF tracks In tho
depot Gnd the laying OF the Spuyten Duyvel branch,
connecting the hudson River road with
the Harlem line, 1t has been, found
impossible TO divert the line from che west side as
soon rs was originally intended. superintendent
Toucey and MS cores, however, are pushing the
within two weeks all the roads will have their
New YORK term,ni within the mammoth edlnCe,
which Is Justly the pride OF New Workers.
The announcement has been made BY advertise.
ment that the trains OF TIE New YORK and Hariem
road would enter and depart from the new depot,
Instead OF the Old one ct Twenty .eighsh street,
tomorrow; but II s believed that day or TWO moro
may elapse before the change can be mada A
description OF the structure which u SAID to be tho
largest In the world, has already appeared In the
HERALD. the advantages Afforded 70 The travelling
pubic by this WORK cannot be too highly estimated
The building Is certainly model Of ncatness, and
every care has been taken by the architect 70 pv o.
vide for every want Of TIC traveller
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A MILITARY FESTIVAL.

To-day the long advertised Jc,e cnanlpe're begins
at the Fashion Course on Long Island. There is
little doubt that Will be one OF the most rcmarka-
BILE series Of exercises, sports and amusements
since the classic days OF the olympic, 18TH
mean ana Pythian games, which were
the great festivals OF Greece and Rome.
The programme OF the season includes an almost
endless variety OF sports. For instance-trotting,
skating, ball playing, dancing, racing, lacrosse
playing running matches, jumping, velocipeding
(stc hopping, drumming contests, military drills,
draymen's races, tghtr0pe dancing. balloon ascen.
SONS &C. for the benefit OF the orphans Of those
VINO died In the rebellion. The 'Testival" today
will be opened at eleven O'Clock by grand concert.
The performance OF course, can alone justify the
promises made OF an usually brilliant and original
exnibiton but there IL reason 10 suppose that an
c.pa,ions Of pleasure will DO largely iullled by the
reaNtT.
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MUSICAL REVIEW.

J. N. Pattison b Co. publish charming song by
p. G. SEBASTIAN, called ''Oh Angel Mother" which
is full OF tenderness and melodic expression and
series OF easy duets -four hands, by Henry Mayer,
founded on such works as D'Albert's 'Pcrl Waltz
Gottschalks La Sayane," Gungl's warriors Joy
March," opera OF LA Fiancie" Pattison's 'Even-
ing Star Mazurka" and Bellini's la straniera''
These duets are designed for small fingers, and viii
be found very interesting as studies.
Ditson Co. publish the foliowing:-"Th thousand
and Ono Night Waltz" Strauss. This is an arrange
ment Of melodies from Onenbach's opera 'Indico,"
and is In the repertoire OF the w0rd-famei Vienna
Lady Orchestra. 1t is fully equal to the wel-known
ssBanks OF the Danube,n Astounding In rich themes
ana wen arranged for the plano.
'sThe BROOKE Willie Pape. This Is o transcript
ton of Dolores favorlte song.
1.-THE Fantastics.n Waltz. FIR. Zik0f Rather com.
monplace themes, with an occasional dash OF
Strauss and better suited for the orchestra tnan the
"Iirresistble." Gallop bravura. F. E. Bache. A
work written In popular style, and, although one or
two Of its SUBJECTS are unnteresting yet there
enough to make up the deficiency. The arrange
ss ecs mann
exceedlpgly pleasing work Of the MONASTERY Bels''
ae MS Ss a1d ws as5a sss4ea duet ana
about express an idea q this niece, which Is how
.lnvocation.n Ketterer. One Of the very best OF
y |eeiS fslsS. sssa aAs8 S@gSss but a
sDo they Know Its' Song. Lindsay Sloper A
pleasing melody, not OF much depth, however, with
Q very good accompaniment.
81 Love Her. Ballad. Fish. A charming theme,
with quite an ornate and beautiful accompaniment
In the quartet the air is arranged too low for the
soprano OF leading voice.
1.-THE Scout.n "A troopers ditty. Campana A
capital song. IN which that petrol OF tie battle
storm the Unlan-fgures. Sung by such an artist
as Santley, IL would make sensation.
q ighlng for Thee" Song. Benedict. Any song
from this gifted composer must be good but TINS
exquisite little work possesses charm In Its melody
and accompaniment that commends 1t specially 70
the attention OF every musician
"Charlvari Quadrilie.n Charles Freddie. clever
medley Of operate and popular airs.
Cary Brothers, Providence, publish the following
compositions OF s. p. Wardwell:-
''otar OF the Twilight" Song. Both melody and
accompaniment ar6 uninteresting, the latter being
particularly out OF place.
"Light Foot Schottische." A commonplace dane.
ing tune.
'.By the Sea Alone Wander" Song pleasing
theme for bass voice, but rather more strained
than natural
"Good Night" An exceedingly pretty serenadc,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. RECEIVED.


From ]. B. Lippincolt Co., philadelphia
oOdd Hours OF Physician" BY John Darby.
From Claxton, Re1nsen and HaIeanger, Phila-
delphia-"History OF the Working and Burghcr
Classcs.n by M. Adolphe Granier de Cassagnac.
Translated by Ben L. Green.
From william w. Swayne:-"The Pootica Works
OF Thomas Moore"
From Patrick Donahoc, Boston:-"The Monks OF
the West, from ST. Benedict TO ST. Bernardo two
volumes. by Count de Montalembert, member OF
the French Academy.
From Moorehead, Bond Co. microscopic Elk.
amlnaions OF Blood, and negotiations Found in Va
rioia VACCINE ana Typhoid Fever" BY J. II. Sails
bury, III. ID.
From 7. b. Peterson q Brothers, Philadelphia
"six Nights with the wasniugtonians and other
Temperance Tales.n BY s. Arthur.
Magazines:-7ne Overland Konthy, National
quarterly Rerse,o, Old and Ne,c. Good heath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
Marine Court.

Since the passage OF the law extending the juris
dictlon OF the Marine Court business has vastly in
creased on the hands OF the judges. There are
eight hundred cases on the calendars OF the different
branches OF the court notwithstanding the clearance
effected by assiduous and constant sessions pre-
vious to vacation, aud that throughout the summer
two judges al least were in daily session. It is a
matter OF sincere cong ratulation that Judge Alker
by courtesy Cher Justice, whose jultcal term ex-
pires this 1a is universally nominated for reelec-
tion. His urbanity the bench. to the bar to tine
llugants the officials and all connected with the
Court has long made him an establish ed
favorlte, and by his associates on the
bench. his withdrawal therefr0m would be severely
felt. There Is, however another term OF usefulness
before him. Judge JOachimsen has laid in fresh
stock OF energy from HE European tour wnie Judge
Curtis, fully restored to health, enters upon the
work OF administering justice with all the elan and
quick perception natural to his temperament.
Judges Gross, Shea and Tracy, recuperatcd from
their brief summer vacations, are all on hand, and
from the array OF judicial talent practitioners and
Itiganis in the Marine COurt VIII have speedy hear.
ings aud prompt and rightco us Judgments
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COuaT.
Calendar for Tuesday, October 3-AGmira!ty
(,Qeaa.

Calendar for Tuesday, October 3--Adnira!ty
Cases.
Before Judge Batch ford.
191. Charles LANCE ct al. vs. The snip Hibcrnian,
&C.. and the Steamiug Relief, &c.
20s Alfred Lawson W. The Schooner William
Hunter.
1so Daniel Brown ct al. vs. The Brig Annie
Lindsay.
~. Thomas Durham vs.. 1895 vltrined Sewer
Pipes, &c.
2l7. william Nelson vs.. Bark II. L. Routh.
140 John w. Luce ct al vs.. The Steamship City
OF Baltimore.
204. Phoenix Insurance Company vs. The ste m
tug Gratitude and the Steamtug James A. Wright.
1875. Cyrus Whitney ct al. VS.. The Ferry boat
Sunswick &c.
llI. Lucien D. Keen We. William G. Audenrled
2o2 Edwin r. Kirk vs.. Lewis Audcnred.
1873. w. Dickey vs. II. 8. Verplanck ct al.
2ls. John Z. Brown va. Samuel q. Lord.
100. Jacob Fox Ell oil. VS.. schooner Charles d. Hal
lock.
1893. A. Tompslns vs. Steamboat Syracuse.
1857. New York Ilar00r Lgnterage and Ste7edoI-
Ing Company vs. Bark Lizzie Cummlns.
II. Alex. Cunningham vs.. Scoop Tennessee
l73. Hester A. Mehrhof vs.. Steamship Fanlta.
ia. New YORK Harbor Protection Company vs.
Schooner Clara.
I5e. Augustus M. Cox ct al. VS. steamtug clara.
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DEATH IN A CELL,

Frank McGnes aged tfty residing In Fortieth
street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Onicer Fleming or
the Twentieth precinct, on charge OF intoxication
short time after McGines was placed in MS cell
the doorman found him In dying condition. A
physician was cent for, but before his arrival the
Unfortunate man died. The Coroner was notified
and VIII hold an inquest today.
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Peter Martin, rather desperate character, was
found BY Oicer Price, of the Fourth precinct, acting
IN disorderly manner in Navy street, at late
hour on Saturday night. The ofieer attempted to
arrest him, when he resisted, and some OF his
friends came 10 his assistance. Rcundsman Ora
ham came to the aid of the oflcer and Martin was
finally lodged In the station house. 1t was only last
wednesday tnat Martin was sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary by Judge Troy for Committing an Assault
on Omer Leroy. OF the Fourth precinct; but his
friends soon obtained his release. =
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A NEW EPISCOPAL CEURCH.

Dedication Of sc. Johns Church at Clifton,
Staten Isiand-sermon by Bishop Clarke.
On saturday the new church fSt. J0hn's) ct
Clifton staten Island, was consecrated as an
Episcopal temple OF worship. The occasion was
one OF great interest ana soiemnity, ana brought
together goodly number Of people from New York
and staten Island, including many persops Of high
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
Attempted Snicide.

Mary Delaney, residing at No. Ill Hudson avenue,
attempted to commit suicide on Saturday night by
Jumping from the dock at the foot OF Little street.
She was prevented by some citizens and removed
to her home by the police
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Proved Rccreant to Bis Pledge.


Sarah Fitzpatrick has been employed at the Pierre.
pont House for some time past as o domestic.
Thomas Dolan, q laborer, pretended TO have been
smittcn with her charms, and promised to make her
his lawful wife, He had no money with which to
purchase the household furniture, and persuaded
Sarah to let him have $3.50 OF her savings to make
the purchase. she conided In MIN and compiled,
whereupon he disappeared This was on the Fourth
Of July last. Yesterday he was caugnt IN South
BROOKLYN BY Of1cer Campbell and locked up TO
await examination.
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Beat Els Wife.

Patrick Dillon, residing at No. 25s Pacific street
returned to his home under the influence OF liquor
on Saturday night and beat hts wife In a SHOCKING
manner with q chair. He was arrested and locked
up TO await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
Stabbin0 ARRAY.

James Carterry, Of Hilary and Navy streets and
Robert Lyons, residing in Portland avenue, got
into an alteration In Raymond street yesterday,
when the former stabbed the latter III the Left arm
inilicting O serious wound. Carberry has not as
yet been arrested. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
Court Of Common Plcns.

The October term Of the different branches OF this
Court opens this morning, with o fair prospect OF
heavy business during the fall. The calendars are
loaded down with cases. many OF which are OF an
Important character both commercially and to the
community OF large All the judges with the ex-
Europe, have returned TO their posts with renewed
vl2or after their summer vacation and the brsiness
on hand will! be pushed forward with that ceierity
OF despatch which is u characteristic OF ins Cour.
The General Term Wal be held by Judges Larrc-
more and Joseph +. Daily; Chambers by Judge
until Judge Loew's return. There Will be no bust
ness done in Trial Term, Part 2, until November,
and equity calendar will be called In Inc equity
branch until the 1rst Monday in that month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-02
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


The stationery store OF Charles A. Loretz, No. e73
Fulton street, was lelon,ously entered yesterday
morning ana robbed Of $500 worth OF goods.
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The surrcsnsc's Court.

Surrogate Hutcbings is already deeply and assldu-
ously engaged in the business OF his Court. There
are several important Will cases on the calandar,
which, with the overcoming heavy business
natural to great city. will give the interchangeable
another summer vacation. III ~ --s~s-
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ne entered into the heavenly world ana was usnefcd
INTO the presence OF the angels. The speaker closed
an original ana able discourse by deducing from II
some practical lessons and announcements 70 trust
Lord, the keeper Of those VINO put their trust In
Him.
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Snneriar Court.

An equally busy time for both the judges and law
yers is promised in this Court All the calendars
are heavy, though containing no cases OF marked
public interest. Judges McCunn and Barbour hold
the General TERM Judge Jones sits in Special Term;
Judge Freedman In Part and Judge Morrill, IN
Part2.
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TIE COURTS FOR OCTOBER.

For the past three months judges and lawyers
have enjoyed o comparative breathing spell,
or, to put 1t more classically, delightful inter-
regnum OF otitn cum dignitats, or, TO come down
to PLAIN matter OF fact have had very little TO do.
The present month. however. inaugurates an era OF
brisk lvelness IN all the courts Onerous duties
await the judges. Important suits demand the
unremittng attention OF the lawyers There has
never been a heavier october calendar. One
thing IL cerLain-that the judges, after their
summer vacation viii enter on their DUTIES with re-
newed yigor, and that the lawyers viii prosecute
their suits with additional zest and enthusiasm.
Matters also look hopeful to clients There are
many cases which have been dragging their slow
length along In the courts from the time, as the old
Roman writers used to say, to which Tie memory OF
man runneth not back TO the contrary, good
share OF these will be brought TO speedy trial, ia
fact the disposition Of all the judges is 10 sweep
their calendars clear 9f the heavy incubus Of cases
which have so long ned them. -
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Supreme Court.

The october term promises to be an unusually
busy one in all the branches Of this Court. All the
calendars are heavy though with few cases OF spe-
cial public interest Asensationa suit Is the Viee
divorce suit, which occupies the first place the
calendar Of the Circuit Court Part 2, on which
Judge Brady will preside. This ia the commence
p,ent Of new regime In divorce cases, being a
trial in open court. A list or forty witnesses have
been summoned, most OF which include officers
OF high rank IN the army. Tne next
important case which comes before the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer. to which Judge Barnard has
been assigned, 10 the trial OF Captain vanderbilt and
board the steamboat Westfeld, OF the staten Island
ferry line. This case heads tile calendar, Upon the
calendar ID number or criminal cases 1t IL the IN
tention to hurry them through to speedy trial.
Judge CarloZO sits In the Special Term and Judge
Ingraham In Chambers.
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HrBERNIA, OR IRELAND TIE WORLD OVER. BY
George waterton. New York: The American
News Company
This Is a campaign document In which an
itcmizer OF the antiTammany party attempts a
coarse order OF satire on the rlsb whom he credits
with extraordinary powers OF shrewdness and poll
tica sagaclty. Hitherto when this much be-wrltten
people were the objects Of hostile invective, they
were denounced as shiftless brawlng and thick
wl,ted. THIS anti.Tammany man Of the period
affects to have discovered In the course OF his dis
jonted, shambling book ruling race" IN those on
whom he lucubrates. There Is quantity OF dog
gercl verse scattered through It's one hundred AMI
forty odd pages, all on the ono theme and nearly
oil In soi-dsaa Irish idiom. As O general thing,
the docgerel has no connection with the prose
In which It's uncleaniiness is set, giving one
the idea tnat o pump handle partizan has
been writing and q lunatic arranging the precious
production. We may expect great deal OF similar
trash In the coming campaign on both sides, for IL
appears to be the rule Of late in American politics 10
bring down the questions OF the hour to The 1lIny
personalities OF the lowest and most vulgar in tho
c0ntendng parties After all the bosh OF this book
hss been waded through the only serious PROPOSE
ton In its pages IL found on the last, and lest 1t
might be missed, it IS put into italics. 1t Is as fol-
lows-"The purity Of the ballot box must ne main
tanned at the cost OF blood" The compiler might
inst as well have extracted u from the HERALD, and
circulated half q million Of them, giving credit
whence 1t was scissorod. and saved himself the
trouble and his friends the expense OF bringing out
so dreary farrago OF emptiness. Whoever expects
10 gain by the publication the unrefned production
It " toleraby certain that no party appealing TO .