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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-13

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" HANDSOME hEyy PRIVATE RESIDENCE
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER or GKACE
AND 5SCHAFER STREETS. IN THE CRY OF
R1CHM0ND-ln pursuance OF q decree entered
on the stl day or December, 1877, by the Eancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond In fine suit Of jarvis
s. GlIun rs. John =. Austin. trustee, &C., we, tho
undersigned. who were appointed SPECIAL e0fnin,s
sionsrs By sid decree for that phrposc, win On
MONDAY the 18Th day OF December. 1872, at !.
O'Clock 2. NJ. sell at public auction, on the prem
ises, that desirable DWELLING as shove located
with al the. modern improvements, and ali nece.-
sary out-DuildDQs and at present occupied by John
s. Austin. Esq. The LOT has front Of 10 + et on
Grace street and runs back l5s feet TO an alley SIX
teen feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; The residue In e1ua,
payments ut six, twelve, and eighteen months the
purchaser executing his negotiable notes for the de-
ferred payments with Interest mt the ratn or Il
per ceBtum Per annum added, aud the legal ti,lt.
retained by tue court until the cutire purchase
money is paid.
.ss~s JOHN A. MERrDITH.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAEF
HENRY q. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SoS. Auctioneers. de 10
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cog
RlcnSoSD, VA, June 10, lsI2.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
" nth tho TRAINS on this road Will run rs fol-

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
W 10th, the TRAINS on this road viii run As fol-
lows: $3.50 tsa.@ 'r. ,.th&s.a."- rs..e
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at a. y.
and 1850 ?; 81, aud leave Petersburg at lbs a. NJ
FREfGHT, TRAINS, with a passenger coach at.
tached. leave Richmond ut % A. NJ and Z. NJ, sLS
leave Petersburg at 7:l5 4. II. and 4:s9 7. u.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS WIZ tcaFo
Richmond and Petersburg at "A. n. Re!prpHg,
leave Richmond and Petersburg IT 2. n, Instead
of O'Clock, as heretofore
The S a. 81. TRAIN win not leave Riehmonf"a
Sundays, and the $40 L. III. MAIL TRAIN ana ~.
A. II. FREIGHT TRAIN VIII not leave petersburg
on SUNDAYS.
Fare for single tickets 2s
Fare for return tickets. y"
Communication tickets can be had 1t the touo"!aH
rates: -.
Fifty-trip tickets for 90
Dle-hunt!red-tri9 tickets f0r......s..0 o.
Passengers tor Norfolk viii take the 10 1. M
DAILY TRAIN, and these from Norfolk MIL ceh'
meet ut petersburg with the li?5 A. NJ TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover nill Will take me sSs -
NJ TRAIN on Monday, Wednesdays, and triasys
and returning leave Richmond on the same oa'' .
7 The MAIL TRAINS win stop only at Chester and
Thes 4. II. TRAIN will connect at Peterse4R
With the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO raitos' 'S
PuLIMAS'S PALACE sLEEPlSG-CAR VIII
be attached TO the TfiRoUGh TRAIN a. NeiS"''
running through TO Wilmington y.srr
20 N Ticket and Freight Agent
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by GrubbS & Williams,
Aucuoueers aMd Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
vHRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
L VALUABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS "NtW-
STEAD, FORMERLY OWNED BY FnWARD
cox nND MORE RECENTLY BY HON. VII.
LIAM BOUl.WAEE, ON ES FL r.
hBOUT NINE MILES BEL OW RICHMOND,
AND CONTAINING ONE THOUSAND one
HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACHES:-by
virtue Of !; deed of trust executed by liam Bonl-
ware dated 18th of March, 1902, VIII sell at anc-
tlOn, upon the premises. on MONDAY, 23d OF De,
rrmhcr ls12 1t j. O'Clock NJ, The celebrated
ESTAT above referred 10. More than 500 acres
are first class alluval and chocolate sol! OF mex
hnlstjble fertility. There are four small u"ctiIes,
With all The usual cut-bulldDgs suitable Tor Sac an
a.t.tc and an orchard of about 500, peach trees
besides other fruits. 1t fronts about three lleS on
the river, requires comparatively little iehclg' ana
has deep water for shipping near the barns.
This farm has always brcn fc2arGed rs one OF !l5
most productive jaime, river. has " IN cntiEauu
with great profit 10 the late owner (Hon. Hl'iEtIh
,oul,:,re). and this year lnuer every disadvantage,
has Welded very large per cent. upon ;le aiount
IL will probably sell for. No more tempting inntcc-
mpnt to investment in farming Land can possibly be
offered Than In this.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs and expenses
OF sale and debt of about Sl,e.3C5 ana Tie rcslne
uuou such terms rs the grantor hss representatives
or assigns may direct, aud In event OF his or their
failure to state the terms, then upon sncn credit lis
/ shall an norince at the time of sale. s."
JACKSON +. CHlLDRkf,
Trustee.
GRI-pBS z WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. dc IL
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By Thomas W. Kecsee. Aucuonecr,
for S. c. Tardy & Co.
DEREMPToRY SALE AT AUCTION

for S. c. Tardy & Co.
DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION
ENTIRE STOCK
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
With the view Of removing our location, we shall
sell at auction, without reserve, on
FRIDAY, December 13. 1872
commencing at IL o'clock, our ENTIRE SIoCh'
consisting of ...t--.,.--. ......
CRUSHED, POWDERED. GRADUATED, and
. CUT-LOAF SUGARS; .a
COMMON, GOOD, anil FINE SGRUPSi
GUNPOWDER and OOLONG TEAS,
COFFEE, SALT, CHEESE, IIERkISGS;
A line Of FINE OLD WIIISkFY,
A large lot of EMPTY BAGS,
BhCON-Shoulders sides. ana breasts;
LARD, PEPPER, MUSTARD, and GINGER.
ALSO,
HIBBERT'S STOUT,
YOCNGER'S, BASES. and ALSOPIS ALL. OF our
own importation; and other miscellaneous aru-
Giles too numerous to dctiil In IN adTcr.i-c..enl.
The attention OF buyers Is invited.
TERMS: Sixty days credit for sat!=iGcinilly-ln-
dorsed paper for all sums over sle0; uudcr ta. sum
cash, Ide l0l 4. G. IARDN Il co.
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BY arubbs & Williams
Au,.tioneers and Real EStat. Agents
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.
TOR SALE AT 4 Z G T ] 0 n, TWO
L BUILDING LoTS.-We viii sell on MON
DAY, 18th day December, ls.2, at oci9cK T.. M.'
on the premises, ONE LOT fronting OH Williams
burg avenue trrccltly Bloody Run street, IS icet,
with M alley oil four feet between that ana Free
mau's dwelling tand Roe kctts ana Ash streets cS,
tendinr buck !. FEET to i broad alley. Another LOT
fronting on the south side OF said broad alley, ana
extending to the York River railroad These lots
enjoy IN extend, d view Of large portion OF kich-
moud. the river. and the country south OF II
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
-, AucliDucrrS.
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E,0ons. sTATaoSERY. dc.

TOW IFoUND DIR. LIVINGSTONE
III a salnpls copy. Of STAsLEf's GsEAt
BOOK can DO seen CT Mr. a0EAkf az, .aETT I'm
TEAD's ThmmbAg aud Lace Store, evs a ssn
street., where TIL who Wish 10 sihsefine 70 u su,
scsption, and can BIC had nowhere .lse n ING 81
EXCEPT from the agent. II is The mes!
book OF travel and adventures TIE sge.
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BY Thomas W. Reese, AuctiOneer.
No. 1917 Main street

BY Thomas W. keesee, AuctI0neer. ~
No. 1917 Main street
CJPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
y PIANOS. ORGAN: ROSEWOOD, WALNUT,
AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS; VELVET
AND OTHER CARPETS.
One superior ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, In
Dlush .
top;
WALNUT AND OTHER BOOKCASES.
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS. with
Ten MAHOGANY and PLAIN BUREAUS,
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY WkSIlSTANDS,
MAHOGANY SIDEBDARDS, marble tops:
ROSEWOOD. WALNUT. and MAHOGANY Ia
BLES. marble top;
HAIR-CL 9TH SOFAS and CHAIRS,
FINE VELVET CARPET and i:UG,
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS, and PILLOWS,
TAPESTRY and other CARPETS, &C, &c.
de II THOMAS w. kEESEE, AuctiOneer.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MACHINERY. &c.

u .
Y o r A L + ....l.. ..
Woodward Steam-Pulup fl,sro gallous per lniu-
-'.al utel With ali connections
pair la-inch Guild & Garrison Vacuum Pumps
. +#. with connections; rsa.
No. Woodward Pump,
] Guild 4 Garrison Pump, ls-inch water
"i" cylinder, 2a-inch steam-cylinder;
Vacuum Pan, s1l2, with connections, cone
sygIt&. pete;
Condenser for Vacuum Pan, lo-foo: pipe; a.
SO feet I4-inch Cast-Iron Pipe, s..
is feet 6-inch dange Cast-Iron Pipe, ...-
g ] Johnsons Blower, feet diameter; - 4,
$500 feet a-inch faHge Cast. Iron Pipe: r..
100 feet 6-tnch fange Cast-Iron Pine, aEaa
1000 feet 2-tnch Steam-Pipe, 49, .sas .- ~
pair Double Engines, la-inch cylinder, s-Soot
~ ~ stroke-all complete; @ss 81 -
SO feet le-nch Leather Betting, =. ~
Gast-irou HGppers. "s1-. 49,
j "a Mills for grinding bark, .er:s.,'EA
10 largo Leach Tubs, ,4.ae .s.t s@7.Sss sss3j
Il Is large Water Tanks ssa. s.s-.s..5 -
The above machinery Is all frst-cass aud In per-
feet order and will be sold fair terms 10 any one
desiring to purchase. Apply to 80 ~ r. -
a. So CHARLES T. WORTHAM Il CO.,
No. re Fifteenth street,
3ss gu 80 between Main and Cary streets.
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BY Wellington Goddln,
Real Estste Agent and Auctioneer.
c,-nori ~ Eleventh, md Rank streets.

THE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
FRANKLIN STREET, ADJOINING THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL, KNOWN AS THE
ACADEMY OF MusIC,"' FOR SALE AT AuC.
TION.--At the request of the owner shall sen al
cepber 1872 at IL O'Clock 81. that barge and valua-
ble BRICK BUILDING located as above, known Us
tic - Academy of Music" The lot has front OF 66
feet. aud depth on New street Of about llt feet:
Tho building has been remodelled and altered great
eypeus4. and Is well adapted to the purposes for
which IL was designed, or for a tobacco factory or
other manufacturing purpose s.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance nt four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
dc II W.GODDIN, Auctioncer.
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By Grubbs ( " llliams

Eleventh street between Main ana Bank. a.,-
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND VA
y CANT LOT. on CARTER STREET JUST
OUTSIDE TIE CORPORATE LIMITS, NEAR
THE NEW EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, FOB SALE
AT AUCTION, on the premises, on II ESDAl,
December nth, at O'Clock L. VI. The lot fronts CO
by - feet 80 of which will be sold with the house.
de- GKTBBs & WILKINS: Anctoneers
In the matter of William c. Mayo rs. David c.
Mayo. Bankrupt.
no. l74-lnyol)
HEARSUAL'S SALE.-By virtue OF an
Ifi order in The above-enttled case, Issued from
the clerks office United States District Court Tor
the Eastern District Of Virginia anu To ME directed
shall proceed to sell Mt public auction for cash, on
THURSDAY the 18th day OF December ls7". ut the
factory of David &. Mayo No. 230l Main street.
Richmond. Va, the following rropcrty-to VII: -,
G,OOO TO 5000 pounds 0f LEAF TOBACCO, III az
frrcnt stages OF mauutacturc. - no,
Also 1T the SAME time and place. Glail oiSr OfA
RENT th,. said FACTORY and FIXTURES sub
iect to conditions and reservations prrscrheo ID me
order of Court. which Will he mace known on Tue
div sale. or can be obtained on application 10 me
Sale 10 commence at II o'clock NJ.
Parties desiring to purchase or rent are ln'ed 10
~ United States Marshal
Eastern District Of Virginia.
Dated December 10, =. D. 1872. 3.
The above sale Is postponed to TUESDAY, Pc
cemrer I7tll. al the same time and place. de IL
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4 By Cook & Lausht"n. Auctloneers.
corner franklin and Governor streets.

VALUABLE LAW-BOOk SALE, Al
' AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, December l.tll
instlnt ut O'Clock F. A., we will sell at our aise-
ton rooms. by catalogue. large collection VI Eaiu
able I,AN-BOONS, embracing the libraries OF the
late Judge L. x. Chambers OF Mccklenbnrg COUNT!
Thomas H. " ilcox of Charles City, aud others the
whole embracing The largest and most valuable Goi
In this city TO which the attention of the lega! pro-
frssion Is particularly call d. ,-c,,rn>,
Io,, Auctioneer5. .
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.ArCrroN sALEs--.4ht. Dny..
BY Cook d Lauyhton. Ancuopcers.
correr Governor and franklin streets

,s% BY COOK % bAtIHIul- AHC.iV1Csss ~
corner Governor and franklin streetss
TT FURNITURE CAR.
Ii PETS, SHOWCASES, STOVEa, &C. NJ
AUCTIOS.-THISD DAY at 10 o'clock we wili sen III
our auciion-rooms: Il.
MAHUG ANY and STAINED WARDRoBEs.
MAHOGANY and " a J. Ut soFAS anu
CHAIRS.
MARBLE-TOP TABLES.
CANEnnd WooD-sEAT CHA RS and ROCKERS
JENNY LIND and COITAGE BEDsTEADS,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES
THREE-PIY and INGRAM CARPEIS,
Several excellent SH0W-C tStS,
FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS,
IY!ONINi and II EATING-STOVES,
EXTENSION TABLES,
COOK & LAUGHTON.
dn1a Auctinnecrs.
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RAILROAD LINES.
9 % l M ! !; !:

E.ts IA XXI "a StSss
- III - &c. 90 S<
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, December I'd, ls7?. I
NOTICE.-On and after this date Decem-
~ Der 2.I) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route win DC run rs follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays be-
tween Richmond and West Point, leaving tho DE-
pot ut 2:30 i. NJ. and on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS connecting With the fine steamer
STATE OF VIRGINIA for river landings OH The
York river. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York.
and all points North and West.
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays nj o'clock 4 NJ.
10 AL FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond
and West Point on Fridays viii leave Richmond 4.
4 O'Clock A. NJ. ..=, -r4,a
The Wednesdays through freight train win take
local freight both ways.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG. Superintendent.
j. L. TAYLOR, Freightand Ticket Ageui, Rich
mond. de
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By Wellington Godd!n,
Auctioneer and Real Estltc Agent.
corner OF Eleventh ana Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THE BEAU
NUM-, ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE. ONt, AND
4 HALE MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND AND
ONE. MILE FROM THE FAIR GROUNDS, AND
OF ALL THE MULES. CATTLE, AND FARM
the Hon. James Lyons, will sell by public auction
on the premises, without reserve, on MONDAY the
10th DecemDer 1872, III the hour OF u O'Clock NJ. his
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT called LABCR-
Brook turnpike, containing l6l 1-o ACRES. This
DroDcrty Is SO well known that minute description
L. unnecessary. The dwelling IS supplied with all
of the comforts of 4 towil-iouse--waler gus, &c,
and L kitchen with range OF the best qualify.
Aboat sixty acres have Deen sown IN wheat, outs,
and rye, aud look well. ....E.
The land fronts on the turnpike, Hermitage road,
ami a cross.road leading from the turnpike 10 the
sion into smaller tracts, plat OF which c3n bc seen
ut my Office. The early completion or the great
Chesapeake and Ohio railrond will Doubtless add 70
the value of real estate In and around tur CITY; he,
Gently the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
COMPANY purchased at 5000 per acre land opposite
the Fair Grounds and withln lnile OF mis- place,
on Which they are now erecting WORKSHOPS ana
other buildings, which gives addluonai value I'd the
ITEMS: 0ne-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable uotcs, interest
added. secured by trust deed; or II preferred,
longer terms at eight per cent can lie bad.
Aftcrt he sale of the farm all of the personal estate
will he sold. among which are several FINE MULES
ard u number of CATTLE and MlLCU COWS, and
the fine ALDEKEEI BULL which has taken the
premium At three State Fairs.
II the weather should be too bad have the sale on
the premises on the day above named, the sale OF
:" Laburnum" Will take place on the following DAY
at II O'Clock NJ, ut my office. corner OF Bank and
Eleventh streets: and the sale OF tue personal pro-
tho farm. ". GODDlN,
de 2-NSF&tds Auctioneer.
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DUBLIC SALE OF TWO THOUSAND
i ACRES AVAILABLE LAND. LYING ON
ROANOKE RIVER, IN MECKL ENBURG COUS-
TY VA.--By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Mecklenbarg county rendered on the 18th 0cto-
Der. 1872, IN the SHIT of Rawlins &C.. rs. Rawllnss
executor, &c, will offer for sale upon the prem
ises. ut public auction 10 the highest bidGer OF the
18th day Of December, lS72, tic Lands OF which r. A.
Rawlins died seized lying on Roanoke river, con.
taIning IN the aggregate about TWO THOUSAND
ACRES. They Will be sold IN tracts or parcels as
hereinafter described, namely:
BEKRY HILL. containing SEVEN HCNDREil
AND EIGHTY-SISE ACRES: has large and
commod0us dwelling and all necessary oGt.build-
inrs: u fine orchard OF apples, peaches and pears.
PLEASANT GROVE. containing FIVE HUN
DRIED AND ElGHTf-TWU ACRES; about $50 of
which "a very valuable low-grounds; the highland
well set in clover and sufficient number Of build
ings IN good repair.
AND TWENTY ACRES, OF which about las Is val
liable low-grouuds; the highland is IN tine coudi-
ton buildings good.
These lands have been rented for the ensuing
but The purchaser will be entitled to the rents,
TERMS OF SALE: one-third OF the purchase mo-
ey 10 be paid on the day OF sale. and the residue IN
two riual annual instruments, for which the pnr-
chaser will be required to execute bonds carrying
Interest from day Of sale; the title 20 be retained
until the whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
= .IEls..E aes.s .gsfs G: f.TAERf, Commissioner.
NoTE.| am authorized by the decree 70 sell any
or all OF the aforementioned property privately.
Z noe. FkIV4w - rl7sE ..i tH "
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1,1AMoNps, WATCHES, JEwELRY.

AUCTION BALE Dt fDflr Ell Eb ! A'->-~
s. A. wINsToCK. LOAN BROKER.
OH THURSDAY. December 10th, at 10 O'clock
A. NJ. at store No 1906 Main street, between ihir-
tenth and Fourteenth streets. next door 10 essIs
Paine, Cabel & Co.'s, We will offer all FoRFEllEp
PLEDG ELS, consisting of so
ELEGANT DIAMOND BROOCHES,
EARRINGS, RINGS,
CENT EMEN's PINS, &C; s
.ta5 a splendid lot of
FINE GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, AND -
- ELABORATE JEWELRY.
Also, ..sss
A LOT. OF SILVER WATCHES.
The goods will be guaranteed rs represented.
Persons desiring to purchase elegant presents lor
the holidays should attend the sale and purchase
with implicit confidence and get fine goods al apout
half tbeir va,re. COOK & LA UGHTON,
Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. a@
Contemplating change In business, am COM
pced to sell every forfeitable article unless renewed
n- redeemed on or before Wednesday the lIth Oh
December, l,72 No exceptions will be made In any
Gaze Whatever Tde l3-thI S.A. WINSTOCk.
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wANr,s.

VIZ ANTED. a situation as CLERK in a
w store. Bes, references given. address
r. DENNY.
4, 1s.s.s 1,s Canal and First streets.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
SUIPPJNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP NEW YORK ................ .lANrAnI 81


4
PORT OP EEw-YokK K...........,.......jASuAnI a.
CLEARED.
Steamship Calaha (Br) McMeken Liverpool G. g. Franckyr
Steamship Equator bartlett New Orleans, n H. Brigham Co.
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington LOnlard SeaWhP 70
Steamship hemaTe Couch Norfolk, City Point and hemond
Old Dominion Steamship Co
Steamship Acushnet Rector New-Bedford Ferguson Wood
Steamship Alliance, Shue Salem
steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston S c. IT, Morgan
4 Co.
Steamship Ellen Terry, sayesr Newhem c. Muay Ferris
Co.
ship Wiltshire (,rl Wingae Liverpool 7: T Mogshs Sons
ship Juliet (Brl Dugafd. Liverpool T. l. Morgan'h Sous
Ship Betty (Gerl, Nulou Antwerp. Hermann hoop 20
Ship Kat (Ger.) Nackmnscr Bremen Funch biV 90 - >,
Bark Bouton OBJ Lindsay Laguaya and Porto ,Aoeo pa
lett. Bliss a Co.
Bark Kedron (Br) Hewitt Liverpool, Eng. T. hoeans sons
Engel cg Lndon Antserp, Funch Ed{e Co
Sonded (Nor Askasen Queenstown Falmouth, leens
BOckmaun.
Bark Rc1uydone ) Poro Cork Falmouth Socovich Co.
Arcadia (Norl Rdnp Londonderry, Tetens Bockmaun
Enterprise DAM Mule Rotterdam Funch, Edve 60
Brig Palal1o Primo 0rl Bsrrachn Cork Sc, SoeoVei Co.
Brig Girscv (Brl Monroe Cror &c, Z. Haniod Co.
Br Daniel royhiige Port Danie IroSbrdse Co.
Sc,r Gen Hal. Wade Point 8 PHe H. a. N'tabh y SVu
Schr Am Ella, Clark Baltimore. W. Chalmers
O. &. Ackcn Mead stamford stanford Mnulactung u"
Schr George Washington, Peck, stamford
Ella Hay. McFarnd, Care Ilayten Warren Ray %
Enoch Moore Chanchcr Washington. D. G. smith Clae
\. Boom6eli. Ilobbe Stamford
(FOr Ldcs! snip Ncics sec Fidh FdJcJ
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
DECISIONS.-JAS. 81.


Snprcme Court -ChdmbTs.-By Judge Barrett
The Ga Company sgt P'cae Mai ~ asp
p.nv.;E;rt allowance of S.N granted Feanmo st BE.
lion Di with 10 cents order 90 be settled noee 'e
,p4In,aDisl in the Of Henry A. GberonO1ier grsur'
Kt f'- Amorv per week and counsel Zee o. 100
tsd schmidt SclmidtNoiou denied without cost, atd Nh
luTtle- Smith tgt Bss & JMoton a
a wifi : 10 costs with Of sncl costs. nd
unou u-her afavt.; oHiuionJ Se ag .loeMemoana
~ crr In t matter Receive ship Of the pperyo OF tt
i'm s partnership CgrHiIe Simpson Report conf nrel and
order granted Scl0tt Sdcrson ~ The proofs ci the 'ee
a-e OILS insufficient Hol ag &t llot"n granted "a ol
p,vrnc-t amounts atr Iad ont upon te i1c iln' @
erng dgmen Of sV cEis m opposing
tl.s tenn
Common Plede-Spc"iGl TCrm.-Bv Judge l.ocW.-
S.rdk att Sa-Aoc -uet Of divorce for plaintiff Fitch -
PscktrNiu.oa open fault grant .! on panti oi ~ Dt
NJ Or sr- I.ua4-Orer settled Wilco"ss NcocsshoiDn
TO- E and a. nolr granted fe m.roauiuu.) tscwat at
M-rfau.- " 10 .sniss appeal denied with cost.
kouiusouDe, elm ast klngLI4 ao"aatt reused
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
PASSFNGERS SAILED.

POR LTvRRPOOI-In steamship Nevada Jan 3-Mf and Mrs
Ang and child Henderson, Nicholas Inges SAchn Mr. aud
Mrs H. Ware, Miss Chaplin Rev. sW. 7. RorAn Dr. Moriaupt
Slgism.
FOR ASpINWALL AND CALfP0RNTA-In steamship Henry
Chaunoey jan 3D. H. Steinburgh j. swan T. H. Spaung
H. Bunham, s. Pauder Mrs Hartman, infant snd
j. Barton Fernandez X. Ross J. Langdou g. Rossn two
Sisters Of the House Of Good shepherd To 4 Heburn Mrs
L. children L. H. HewIett G. Ward, Magee, W. p.
Kelly wife A. Price and wife j. H. Capen j. Snkey Paymer
j. Caswe U. s. NJ j. Kelly A. Usssard W. G. Downs aud wife,
and children For California; Kendall r.
Austin Mary Schrader Miss Helena Lang Right Rev
Bishop Zip and wife Mrs Bdna Hartman H. Rogers r. ID. Baneb,
Maria H. J-nnng W. T. Pameee W. M Beduf W Brown. Chas
Henry CSrnahsn and wife Jas Levy wife r. Garnet jacob
WeshaT Cyrus E. Smith Ner Vaes NJ BAnoo Lowell Eyre Henry
". Eyres, II. W. Calvin, MaTsllla Mantella
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
In the trial of a life insurance ense IN q,

In the tllal OF life insurance case in one
Of the ST. Louis Courts it alleged that the insured
stated the COmpanys examiner that he WAS of
sober and temperate habits" This raised the question:
during the trial, of "What constitutes a drunkurd p"
NJ. Francis Garvcy attorney, was called as wit.
ness 10 this point. and perhaps expert. lie drew
nice distinction. - man." said MI. GarVey who
drinks after dinner or nj night Is not drhnkarl. A
drunkaId is man who gets drunk whenever ho can get
at liquor. so is a man who gets drunk la the day time
Alter II he gets drnnk Ia his house ia the
time Ths may be law, hut perhaps the TcvcliuTs wife
apJ children might be VI disscutiDg DDiniOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-01
BROOKLYN STREETS

Thos n. Rocker and VIM. A. Colt, sub
Committee of the Brooklyn Committee Of Fifty, sent "a
communication yesterday to street Furey
asking information the following points: The number
and names OF the and which have been
opened graded regulated, and paved from Jan 1863,
date the cost contract price, names of contractors
suretes each cOntract the names ana salaries OF
inspectors engineers and surveyors OF each street ana
avenue the number Of contracts which have been com
pied with and completed; and the number OF streets
and avenues which unfinished, and their cOnd
tOn In relation 10 the cOntracts.