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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04
TEIBeRAPHIO NEWS ITEMS.

The smallpox deaths Philadelphia for the week ending
Yesterday amounted TO 1885, decrease OF nineteen
The heirs OF John sde brought suit TO recover real
estate In New Orleans connscated during the war.
Edward Lee, colored WAS hanged 81 brownsvh'e'
~ on Friday for murder OF Elias King hs' ocooe'
The Congressional Committee at New Orleans conunus
their labors investigating the deeds OF legislators anu o'se
officials.
william Elms Superintendent Of the Streets 0, wess n1a
bury Mass, dangerously injured yesterday W III po
rser,es s. wsiack aged aftynve well and favorao'y
known "a lawyer died Warrington yesterday s'er
lingering illness -.
Governor Baker, of Indiana has appointed the Hon ION
II. FarQuhar secretary OF state 10 h' 'ne '~esAe'
the death OF Colonel EDDY .. .,
,.Wr.v eating for the murder OF james Town:end, On
rcber Avenue On icago, n December, was yesterday ~
tn. hodv Of C. A. Carr Alderman OF Newport L. ~no
Nan nissiua several weeks, was touno U" Ae '-'
near that city, on Thursday afternoon. -.n.
h ease of Glover convicted Of the his
b,rv goes 10 the Supreme Court bosso "a IN ia
ps,y n Inc m esnme being increased 70 S-o,vV'' -
IN. Nor1heru Insane Asylum. 10 Egn, H., numbsr ~
.. 10 an friday OF Governor Palmer. .Ss'
op~ ,ncsrs Of he GENERAL Assembly were PreseA~
John A. Henson convicted IL Boston .. "a & cbsch ~ss
OF nsdsv ssptenced six years 10 the sss'o rson'
rss notion for new TRIAL in the case Of Henry Ward Of
inc -. Sound ruiy Of granddaughter In killing YES
r 10y a. senienced 70 nine month"; imprisonment
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ss,curn We DO 70 70 meet on Monday at three
Alter a short private session the motion OF Com
missioner Van Mort was agreed to, and the Board
adjourned.
The Tammnny InjunctiOn-The Sachems and
Medicine Men Of the Wiswam Must Open
to the Tammany General Committee.
the matter OF the Tammany injunction came up
again yesterday before Judge Barrett. sitting IN
Supreme Court Chambers. IL will be remembered
that In answer to the objection brought forward on
the previous day, and which was backed up by an
anidavit OF Douglas Taylor, that Judge Barnard was
an incorporation OF the Tsmmany Society," ana that
therefore. being party In interest, he was not
competent to grant the Injunction, the Judge
IRON Judge Barnard In ANIMATION or contradiction
OF this statement
Mr. TRULL said they had used all due diligence to
see Judge Barnard; y was confidently expected
that he would be At the Court House that morning.;
this reason they asked tall Monday morning to pro.
cure the certificate.
his statement Of the previous day, tnat the other
side had been informed two weeks In advance
that this preliminary objection. would be raised.
he could not see where the due diligence had mani
The Judge said he failed to see the due diligence,
and added that II he had known this fact on the
day before he would not then have granted an ex.
Mr. TRuLL replied that they had not supposed
10 him that the Tammany Society was charitable
society and that Judge Barnard had no pecuniary
interest In 1t ne would CONSIDER Judge Barnard as
having exceeded his judicial functions ID granting
the injunction. Having been disappointed In this,
ne appealed 70 the clemency OF the opposing coun-
sci and asked his consent to granting more time to
produce the required certificate.
Mr. VANDERPooL SAID ne had exercised all the
courtesy he thought necessary, and insisted on his
right TO have the matter disposed OF at once.
After some further remarks by the two counsel,
the Judge brought the matter TO fnalty by dis
solving The Injunction ana signing an order TO that
erect.
Patchins the AIdcrmnnic Breach.
The resignation Of Alderman Gilsey was for
warded ON Friday afternoon to the Clerk Of the
Common Council, addressed to President Cochrane.
1t is understood that the latter has succeeded In
inducing Alderman Gilsey to withdraw his resigna-
ton. There ID probability now that the differences
OF the Board win be adjusted. and that an endeavOr
Will be MADE to act harmOn1Ously In future.
There was rumor around the City Han yesterday
morning that there would be an attempt made 70
elect new President at the meeting Of the Board
on Monday. This, however, Is not believed In. The
result will be change In the clerkship.
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The Latest from Omaha

OMAHA. Feb. g. 1872.
The Pacific Railroad at last accounts was blocked
bstweea Laramie and Rawins, and also west OF
Rawins the snow was still drifting, and the pros
meets of the road getting clear were as bad as ever
A train left at ogden yesterday for the East. CON-
posed Of Central Pacific cars, as there were no
Union Pacific cars west OF the blockade This last
eastern train Is probably now with Others at drifts
near Creston.
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ADIsABLED STEAMER.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Feb. 8, 1872.
The steamer Alliance, Of the new line between
New York and Salem, Mass, Is reported of Marble
head from New York, with broken shaft. Collec-
tor Bailey, Of this port, has applied at the Navy
YARD for tug to 20 " her assistance
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Hudson.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 8, 1872
A heavy northeast snow storm has prevailed
along the Hudson River oil day. Tonight the gale
has increased in violence and the storm continues.
Despite this fact the trains on the Hudson River
Railroad are not delayed.
The snow, however, Is drifting badly, and If the
storm prevails throughout the night travel VIII be
seriously interrupted tomorrow.
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ANOTHER SEA SERPENr.-At Norwich, Conn, at
a recent descent made by one OF Mr. Fuller's divers
IN Snetucket ne fell, unexpectedly, into nssure
betWeen the rocks OF the bottom, nearly twenty iees
deep. Here ne was assatled BY Q large ANIMAL nai.
serpent ana half nsh, which snapped vlclously ~
the eyeplates OF mis- helmet and, though lepeassuy
struck with an iron bar. was with oimcuiu uSa'e.
aWays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04

PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH IN ILLNoIs.-The
Dubuque Club has accepted the challenge or the
Gaena (Ill) Club for pigeon match, with the pro-
vso that the sum TO be shot for shall not be less
than $500 q SIDE.
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y
Average temperature for corresponding date
ihSt year y
Average temperature for the week.
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temperature. The pressurein Wisconsin VIII move
centrally, n0rtheastward, over Lake superior,
but extend It's influence rapidly southeast to Lake
Huron. Cautionary signals continue this evening
at Cape May, New York, New London, Boston and
Portland, and brisk winds are anticipated for
Lakes Superior and Michigan on Sunday.
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In tins
temperature for the past twcntyour hours. In COM
pars0n with the corresponding dav OF last year. a.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Building. corner OF Ann streets -
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Supplementary Weather Report.

Snow fell last night at Baltimore, Cape May.
Cincinnati, Fort Benton. Indianapolis, Knoxville,
Lypcalarg, Memphis, Nashville, Plttsourg and in
this city. Snow was reported this morning at Gin
cinnat, Cleveland, New London, New YORK, Pbna-
dephia and PIttsburq: rain at Cape May and Nor
folk and sleeting at Baltimore, Lynchburg. Oswego
and IN this CITY, heavy nortneasterly gale accom-
panied the snow storm at New YORK. This evening
It was showing at Boston, Buffalo. Burlington, Knox
Vile, upon the summit OF Mount Washington, Phila-
delphia Pttsburg, Portland Rochester and Toronto;
sleeting at New London ana New York, and rain
at Norfolk, Charleston and In this city. AT Chey-
enne heavy westerly gale was blowing, with a
temperature Of AZ degrees above zero.
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The storm In Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 3, 1872.
A snow storm prevailed here all DAY, and has
given us the first slelghlng this winter.
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Heavy Snow fall in Boston.

A thick easterly snow storm commenced here at
eleven O'CLOCK this morning.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY T. ls72-rKPLE SHEET

adjourn We DO 70 10 meet on Monday at three
O'clock
missioner Van Mort was agreed to, and the Board
adjourned.
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commissioner STRBBINs--I move that we now ac-
0urn, subject TO the call OF the CHAIR,
Oommissi0ner VAN NoRT-I move that when We
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Drifting Snow Storm in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1872.
heavy northeast drifting snow storm prevails
here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-30

/ ,rnar.a,,rPy,I pgxIdaa Tory ~ sold
"a ssaA.nsts sasss
ist Ssssszsrlan tho agofla py1'sss
arsfer. of q Swiss sas
cordi,,e 10 custom, buy hack fess ie |, !,
her wedding. observed to lernlothar, I'D osa
lady of eights-two Year., - I e's Know ENC
motther. mn, sure to want mourning for You
Som. and the same gown VIII do. = Similar
want OF rcyerent delicacr is often comnaf:-
bic with real affection i'll the case Of persons
deficient in cultivation. District Yislbofs
oeten Dles, with instances Of this obsnseness
in the very poor, even when there Is nj, lack
of coed feeling. The Scotch peasantr,y, 4
warm-liear;cd race enough, are great sinners
in this respect. \ benevolent who devoted
herself to soothing the woes OF the SICK ono
,6rrowft,l in Il small Scotcl. PARISH, being
particular v, attracted 10y an ainiabie youn.
girl. the daughter Of n co:ter, who was SUI
(erine from consumption, visited her con-
tinua.iy In her little garnet. The patient
cot weaker ana weaker, and her kind lriena
entertained little doubt that the end was
near, when, on calling az usual TO see the
sufferer. she was a$tonished 10 iiud her down
ssqir. in the kcepiDg-room." On ques!lon-
ing the mother as TO The Improvement SAe
supposed must have taken place 10 warrant
this change, the tender parent immediately
replied, in her ciid's presence, Deed, ma
Teddy, we were fain to move Acr; we cou!una
haze gotten the corpse doom the s,air. -
Echo
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GooD CooEING.-Ihc Hartford C0ur0nt
very clearly states truth which has often
been Impressed by practical experience, that
the good health Of the community depends
more upon good cooking tEan upon any
thing else. Better, it says, were tt!-ilit!ng
clothes, tight hGnts, live in houses tlG"t shrink
and crack and tumble down, use furniture
that comes 10 pieces, ana tr:,T"i over road;
like most OF our city streets. titan 10 cat ~
cooked food. Cooking; is tic oHiy AIT that IS
nowhere Systematically taGghi, and great
waste ol materials is tic result ~ well H.
disease. Tie waste vi iuc! also is cnOr!noGs
from the ignorance oE women iii lc-|rd
to the management Of ranges and cooking
stoves. More Of practical lessons in cul
private schools Tor girls in thi, line would
he III ADVANTAGE. Home education by conl-
pelcnt beads oi families Oh The subject Is also
very desirable. Ii II large portion OF Inc III
tenlion which is Sii,u 10 dress, OF which
there is IN over and silly abundance, was IL
rprtnd 10 the careful study ana practice ot
cooking. 30 as 10 attain 10 excellence ant:
rconoiny i'll the art, good health would be
promoted. Good dispositions would Gati-
rally follow FOR t;y>pep>ia, cnGcllIClcd from
badiy-c0oked food, would 10 longer bcSci
bad temper, and tie peace OF tie household
and the happiness OF the family would bc
generally improved.
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A JOKER WHO WILL BECOME FAMOUS
Danbu!y has heretofore only been known 10
q limited fame ~ small toITn somewhere II
the wi!ds Of Connecticut. situated, rs az
English newspaper with m average Joni'
Ru, knowIcd.e Of American geography
would ,=sv. between Long Island SOUND ana
the Eprky Mountains. Bit in these iatltr
days Dmbury has lad born 10 H. = genius
WHO. if 10 agrricycd individual cuts short
ti:c eityc,v thread Of his blooming existence,
will make bis naive pi1Cc famous. Inis r.
irg >,arwiellS hoi,-tailcd lead pcnci OH the
Dan,ury Ntics. and is constantly discovering
and recording the lDst astonlshii.: occur
reuces among bis tcl0w-ci;izrus. Wonder.
FIJI peope they must be, given to doing III!
sorts O.! funny things hy way Of renewing TIE
,nono:ony of life. Here is q sample OF one
DAYS items in that lively town:
"Thcre was just gale enough yesterday TO
nuke hunting around 10: the coa!->itVc. WITH
& pan Of ashes, al Incident Of re!!ned enjoy
mcut."
:. iharl i Inst snow enough il many places
on the sidewalks 10 hi;;c tie iGc ai!l bag thc
zane every tirnc. Hartford can afford 10
stop s;ndine money 10 TIC missionaries fer \
Zine, ard devote is surplus cash 10 hons
missions Tor the abatement Of profanity III
our miast.''
~ careless man pat 4 li2htcd pipe iii his
coat tail pocket Saturday evening. AMI 4 &c"
moments la!er startled people - tho appear.
anca Of smoke aud lime from tnai part o.
him. As soon as lie VAS PIT out, &c graft
fully explained to lis dcIiTeicr5 th2; he
thought tie weather WAS Nodc!atIn' d
sudden"
"rhcre is one boy in DanbuTy who woD''
get Any thing in his stocking Christmas. lie
left ian OF ashes Oh tie front slHiiS to icl
low all ors5;,'-grinGcr, and a moaient latci
his father c,lie crushing out OF the from
door aud down tie front st0op, accompanied
by that pan and It's conLeiitS. For ic"
minutes that 10y thought iic had pie
driver tor AZ ancestor"
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most aestt cut of all I, as it tnyolses
asssslI tina a1zses
and be is merely one aiosFling IN
the wild srness. sion Pos. 5ss
{ Pere Hgacint.le lis about to start 9 pape,s
81 nsIlc called La Repssb astque Ecdny ~
Mrs. snefntI,e's eighty Thousand driafs are :, :
going to embark in that enferprlse, says tne
New York commercial -ddsernse7, we e, ale
appreleusiye that the result will leave Mrs.
Hyacinthe in anything but an evangelical
frame OF mind.
Ebenezer Childs, Of Pennington, Me,
was wounded by bayonet in 1914, aud Las
since drawn s18,58U IN pension money.
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!, notwithstanding nlnuI--t domestic lro;l
,,;n,. .,;,;r. :. , r.,v Wisconsin,, ;udrstrr
100000
ConSHAl'nop'" IS 70 i'"'e " 7''''''' opera
, ,
Inc ice Is F'p'lte" FOURTEEN lce' 'hieh a
Du!u'h.
Ncw.crop watermelon" iic aEnn"accd in
Florida.
c,,,l.;nr Nv five ,,sr ~ rr;r,,,uu i = 70.
cent invention.
I'll. Hartford S,mew Con,n,ry :. t,,r, o,,t.,
sGi i,9n srrrv:, Gai!y.
!hcie arc ne;!'l o1e N"''''''' 'v'i'''e po'-
''>"'''' -
I!lsW0rtN, haliSa', IS 54ii'pID@ h'!..at1 meat
direct TO ltnSl:"d.
,rha lr,,n.i,ious IN ,;.?.rrl naz.ino.s t,i.,I
,,in.her !, 01;, Gnrunr,,.,,
1,a rr.t ,o.omn,iv, i,,,. ,.,r ,r,,.od ~,
rr,,n'',. sit:.;.s;,ynj ryn!nd~G fhr ntI,.r INV
y precocIouS ci@". -,e2i-2!a S'Il !nteH'i0E-
any Saos hetse't III 2"'"''!'an tA' e'!:cf Gay.
There Is s!cighin, throughout to- en-.
tire cuunlry north OF the CarJlinl~ cnI Tvu-
upsScn.
Vessels valued ut 5000, eco hive rccn
wrecked ON the iahCs and lie q. Lawrence
dDrinr the past season.
,,., r.,ho pu;.;., c,., o,o,:
MISS ~oopS' nt''Isn l.,i,I'i ,i't,1!,is>''
eau eoute.a.tS III W. ion ,''u L>'''"o al u
eies I''"' "oo' ''"'o '-il''-'' '''' S'"'''
4 girl III Cambridge city, nd, IS the pos
sHt % "nn r;n ~" i"'' ~''e''''S WE
''''l'''7 ''-O0
Henry MelSgs, the Peruvian railway mil
lionaire, recently presented PRESIDENT halta's
wife with SioV,o3o upon her birthday, Willie
that hdy'S daughter received on the sanit
anniversary cheek Tor $4,000.
The Danhury Ne7cs chances the custom.
airy announcement by stating shat ANY per
son who SENDS us TWO dollars ard nice
eiShtdoiar chrome VIII iet"iie tHlS paper
Tor year ana no questions "eAc:s'
Seth Green, superin!crGcns, on behalf c,
the New York commissioners Of iishcrie:
notifies the pubic that on application r.
him at Rochester, inclosing uf.y cents 10
pay the expense Of packing, any person in
or out OF t'ie STATE Wisiiln& 10 experiment III
hatchlNS salmon trout VIII have IL irw hun
dred sent INN.
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4 TERRIBLE MISTAKE-A MAN TAKEN FOR
a DEER AND SHOT DEAp.-[krom the Cum
bertrand (Md.) Daily Ne,os. ION Monday
forenoon last most lamentable affair oc-
cured in West Virginia, between Frank
fort and Springfield, in the section known
rs tho Middle Ridge, about fifteen miles dis.
tant from this city. Several gentlemen re-
siding in that section OF country were out
hunting; among the number were Messrs.
William rrlriX and Joshua Messnore. They
had seen some deer and were chasing them
up, but found this somewhat difficult, the
deec at times getting out OF sight.
In order to make better progress in
the hunt the members Of the party
separated. Shortly afierward Mr.. TruaX
espied through the thick wood, aad
brush what he believed TO be the hooi
OF u deer, and in the spur Of the moment,
lhinking he might shoot the (suppoScd) ami
lGal before it could see him, he drew up his
gun and fired at the object. 4 low groan
greeted his ear. and hulTying to the spot be
iouGd to his intense horror that he had shot
aud killed his !e.loW-spor;suMp, Mr.. Mess
more. The bullet entered his head just be-
iind the left ear, and instant death was the
result. Mr.. Tru&X Immediately . lied o hers
OF the party, who soon came up, and in Il
ftw moments these men, who Il short time
previous were joyous in the excitement Of
the sport, wended their way honieward
silently and sorrow-strickcn, bearing The re-
mains of their unfortunate companion.
DIR. I'ruaX, Dir. Mes>more, and brother
OF the deceased, were PenDsyivanians, who
had been for some time in that region OF West
Virginia engaged in the bark business, the
MeSsmores being employed by Mr.. TruaX,
who had large contracts for supplying bark.
III. Ir,laX is q midd!e-aged IMAM, married,
aaa bas 4 family. Aiessmore was slagsc, and
ateut twenty-five years Of age.
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g1LEGANT ROSEWOOD CHAMB Z r
u SUIT. new psRLOK + U NITL 7 4
LOUNGES, CAKPETING. &C., AT AUGIlo*..
IN TUESDAY the asst instant. at hali-plst II
OIL OK; we will sell at our auc,iGr-rooms lscconc
and third foors, er-,r ,,s,
to order IL this city. consisting OF beautiful Can
nos Wardrobe with Frcnch-pltc Mirror. Cahi'
ncf with Slab and French-pEtte Mirror, wash
stand. and i,lShGulhic BctiSifaI;
Four NV WALNUT pAELoR SUITS. uphol,
stored IN !iar-clath ard res: r-,
NEW WALNUT SOFAS ami GEIE-h-IE tES;
Large mct!!uiI. anG small EhIE-CLCIH ROCK
SOFA nd BED LOUNGES, in rcrs, hair-cloh
SIX E VIII wv Vi,W TAPESTRY CARrETISG,
IikIOtiAEY and WALNUT PARLOR CHAIRS
NEW MAEBLE-TOP TABLES.
N ti;ii. r-IOP and other SIDEbOhRDS.
MAiluG Any. CT EST y l I, ana SIAlNEL
Two cNctient OAK EXTENSION TALES,
WALNUT JENNY iI>D BtE>IEAlS.
nJlEU WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT. complete
DOUBLE and SINGLE MAIIEESSES.
Neary al If the above Is entirely new ana merit
the attention Of these l. want. and W" hG snl1 WIN
oIi reserve. COOK & LhUGhION,
de "a Auction"ers.
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ny Wellington .ioddim.
huctionrcr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
rg,EIsTEE's SALE OF THE ACADFM

y1Hi,sTTE'S SALE OF THE ACADEMY
F...EEI II STREET NEXT BELOW TIE EN-
ti,AHCT :iOrEL.-Ey virtue Of i deed Of trus.
executed ~ the subscriber herring date on the IN OF
E,,reuu,r fx.i Cu!y recorded III Richmond
la. cery Court OF tie OH Of December. lo'l. III
nook &. ~ ga page 2s.I shall. in execution hereof
proceed 10 s"!at publ liz auction on the premises, OH
T.. 81. IN. Ir.i estate conveyed by the said deco,
Known Is he hCABt Ny OF MUSIC, located j, rs
49,, and runs hack on tie east line 81 Now street
Y,n;,t ;uo feet mere or less. The building Is re-
markabiv wctI-haiIl one. and las undergone con-
sidcr.lle repairs and alterations. ..
TI.,Ms: Iuuilgn In cash - de!r4y expenses OF
,It. mi! 10 my OF The notes uupaid. amounting 10
about $500: aud to the r:Gue III Inc process
nt r,r on liberal terms, = h. annonIiSed AT TIC
49, - ~ " CBDDIN. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE VERY
4 VALUABLE EST ATE KNOWN As '.HEM.
STEAD" FOEllERiY OWNED By hnW ARE
con IND MORE RECENTLY III HON. VII,
LIAM BOIjLW.ItE, Of J \ II rs RI +
ABOUT NINE MILES RhlON RlCHMCS y
AND CONTRASTING ONE THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED AND FOETi-TMO AnHES;-bE
virtue Of a decd Of trust executed by Wialn Bou!'
war;. dated 18th OF March. lSd9, will sci! ut :uc
ton. upon the premises. on MO, pA1 $50 u 'ie
rrr!ser, ,S72 at II o'cllck NJ, Tie celebrated
ESTATE above referred IL. More tEai 500 ;'ci"
are irst-clas, aI,ivial and chocolate soil Of mex
haustiblc fertility. There ar: foui small dwellings,
with all the usual out6g!ldings suitable tor Sn@ii i'll
c.tn,c and IN orchard Of ah1il: 5000 peach tree
besides other fruits. 1t fronts about three miles on
Ike river. requires comparatively .lle ltlchf ant
has deep warr, for shipping near tite barns. 80
This farm has always been G'icd Is nli o. nv
most productive on james river. lS ~ GU cultf.tI
with great profit 10 the late owner Dion. " idian
Eoulwrrej. and this year. unGcr every dls,d'ahaEu
has welded very large per ce'lf- upon ire amour
II will rrolaby sell for. No moro tempting inGhce'
ment to investment in Turning land can poSshl! o'
offered than IN this. 49,, -,,..,
TERMS: Cas! sut.iccut tn pay costs and cXrcns"s
of sale and Il debt of about Sl,d.3. and the rc,td;it
upun such ferns the grIntor MS repre-: ciE:Nt =
or assigns, may direct. and i'll event ol MS CT ci!
failure 10 state the terms. then EOn Sucl crcGis
] sll,il announce at th" sine If sale.
JACKSON l.. CHiLbRc.9, Trustee.
l;ICBBS & WILLIAMS, Auciiohccrs.
The above sale + POSTPONED. and will tax,
place ut :lc Office "f t;HCGB1 < WILLIAMS, huc
tiorcc;s, richmond. VI. Oh MONDAY :"th De
'e''''' " '''-' JACKaON F. CHELDREY,
G.a, Trustee.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..

BALTIMORE, Deccaibnr :s.-tlCur firm and ir
roou demand prices unchanged. Wheat quiet bu
firm. and unchanged. Corn 'lGie:: white southern
G&t SIC yellow, G.GtG!c oats dull southern, ;sc
~ ~ quiet Provisions quiet and steady. Pcrk. 81;
II ?l;25. Bulk nieals--Sales Of $3.50 pounds OF
shoulders n H.. 21OpU pounds rib sides at fc 20. 0i
"!c.T-rip sides 1t sc. tacon Ill moderate demand
shoulders. 81 JAc; rib-Sidcs, 7.Iic.: clear rib
SIDES, &c.; E;lrs, new. lGtlJc. Lard Irregular
&c. BIZ; SC. asked. Butter firm and unchanged
u hi,kcyG uiet n acc.
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EY E,ruNl- Z y IIIEINISI
Peal Estate A"r;its and AuctlonecrS,
Elnri.r1ih atr,.ei ,.f,y.rn Eain and Rank.

HANDsoME FRAMED D J'N "; d1iSI(
IL ND BUILDING LOT At TIE NORIL-
WEST -Gnn%tE on 'TWENTY-FIFTI AND o
SrKEETs " AuCT!nE.-We will sell. upon the
n.rInrL T. NJ the DWELLING situated rs above
and 0ccurirl nv Captain l.. NJ Hawkes. II has NC
rrorr2 and kitclicn and wel!of watc u me yara.
rbr hnrisri is in nice order and is very comfortable
rryi,Irr.c The lot Oh which TIC house stands Is
ri.4 feet ard tie Vacant lot Is 3D&l32 feet not'l
running back 20 an alley 80 feet wide ihcy .flil pc
sold separately or together, rs may pe 'csiFeo W
bidder. ..,,o,,,o
INNS: One-thir.lca~h: balance ut six and twelve
months tor notes interest added. secured py uust
,r..i GaCBaS IL WILL ANS,
Jn ~ huctUncers.
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The Life of Abraham Lincoln, by Lamon,
end The Life OF Dickens, by Forster, both
exhibit certain morbid traits Of character
Which Make many friends OF tae deceased
sgisa they had never been wfitten.--Bostoa
iTaascTtgt,