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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12
BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Office opposite Courthouse, on Hull street,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF -FOUR
" BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN THE
THIRTY.THREEF FEET ON PORTER STREET
AT AND NEAR THE CORNER OF TWELFTH
SrREET.-By virtue Of decree Of the Hastings
Court Of the city of Manchester entered October
22. 1874, in suit styled Harris and wife rs La
zendin's administrator and AIS, we. the Under,
signed, commissioners thereby appointed VIII sen
at public auction, on the remises, on THURS
DAY the 9Th Of November, 1874, at 81 O'Clock
p. NJ, the property located as above
These lois are unqucStioHably among the hand
soonest in the city, the location being central ana
one much sought after. They should attract the at
tentlon of ali wanting fine site Tor residence.
There is n small house on the corner lot.
TERMS: One-fourth cash the residue In six,
twelve and eighteen months negotiable notes with
six pcr cent. added for deferred payments and title
retained until purchase-money Is fully paid.
W. AMBERS,
j. a. CLARKE,
no 9-x Commissioners.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
CHESTER, AT AUCTiON.-In execution ola deed
OF trust made by William II. Brander TO the sub.
scriber as trustee. dated 1Olh March, 1874, and
sell at auction, upon the premt,es. on MONDAY,
10th November, at IL O'Clock NJ. the FARM OF
said Rrander lying above, at the Junction Of the
Warwick road with the Goodies Bridge road, I'D.
joining the Murche road and the lands of DR.. r.
Moseley aud Jasper Clayton. The tract contains
l72 acres, and is represented TO be valuable and
highly improved farm.
Terms Cash 10 pay expenses of executing the
trust and to pay two notes. one for S39O.39. que
18th June 1874. aud one for $396.16 due 18th
September. 1874; baisnce on such terms OF pay.
ment US said Brander may direct.
ROBERT g. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRUBBs g WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. no 3
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November l1.-Virginia os, peelels
Al; Virginia consolidated, OH; west vlrglhHs
I2k. North Carolina 6's, old, 70 new ~.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STOVES,
HI FEATBER-BEDS, &c, AT AUCTION.-nn
FRIDAY the 18Th instant, at l O'Clock, we will
sell at our aucton-ro0ns large assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, consisting OF
/ ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT covered with SILK
brocatelle;
very handsome OAK CHAMBER SUIT, with wall
nut tluish-with marble top-peces aud WARD
ROBE;
MAHOGANY WARDRoBES and BEDSTEADS;
New HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER-BEDS and PILLOWS,
BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS,
SIDEBoARDS, SAFns,
LOUNGES, TABLES,
WALNUT and other BEDSTEADS,
CANE and WOoD-SEAT CHAIRS.
Several excellent COOKISG-STOVES,
OFFICE, STORE, and CHAMBER STOVES;
! excellent LATRoBS STOVE;
LoOKISG-GLASS, ENGRAvINGS, &C.
no l2 COOK & LAUGHTOS, Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMENTs.
i Nos. 6O1 AND e03, ON TIE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF LEIGH AND SMITHoSTREETS.
ATAUCTION.-.on TUESDAY the 17th day OF
November, at Az O'Clock p ~, we viii sell at auc-
tou, on the premises, the above property, now &C.
they have two rooms anda kitchen each, with q
pump In the yard The lotls IL By 100 feet to an
Persons of limited means wanting homes should
attend
no 10 Auctioneers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-I will sell TO-DAl

CHERIFF'S SALE.-1 will sell TO-DA
y (AIonday the 9th of Novcmberl ut IL O'Clock
A. NJ at the farm Of George ID. Pleasants. his
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNIIuKE:
2 HORSES,
Q COWS,
~ SHOATS,
/ CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
A lot of SEED WHEAT.
About 10000 pounds of HAY,
A lot Of STRAW,
l WAGON and HARNESS. ,,o,rs
HARPOON HAY.FORk, &C..
or as much as may he necessary to satisfy distress
warrant in my hands In favor Of j. b. Crenshaw'
attorney for j. ", Leeds. ..
WILLIAM WALSH. Deputy Sheriff,
for c. WAGNER, Sheriff Henrico county
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until 1hOfSaOao.l !
November 18th, al 2 O'Clock III. no IO-ot
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By j. L. AnnorsOI;.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoncer.
No. 1O16 corner Main and Eleventh stree.

4 UCTION SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
IA A LARGE, WELL-SELECTED.A AND VAL.
UABLE LAW-LIBRARY AT THE REAL ES-
TATE FXCHANGE.-On TUESDAY, November
3d. 1874, commencing nj 6 o'clock p. ". | viii
sell the aboye-described wel-nreserved LAW.LI.
BRARY, containing about 500 volumes, amongst
which are some OLD and RARE EDITIONS.
After the sale Of the law-bOoks will he sold ,
LARGE and VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
(also by catalogue) selected by gentleman Of in.
literary taste and requirements.
TERMS Cash. j. L.APPERSOS,
Auetioneer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12
BY Lyme s. Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
No, 1912 Main street.

4 TTRACTIYE BUILDING LOT, STU.
n ATEDON THE SOUTH LINE OF CRAZE & = y
BETWEEN SEVENTH hMD E1H % 4 ~
mt the request Of the owner sell at public anetion
on THURSDAY, 18th day of Noyembtr, dSrai a.
Az O'Clock P. NJ, that truly valuable ana Geulpaiiy
scribed and adjoining The property OF Mr.. Pizzini
having front on Grace street of % by feet;
This Is without exception one OF tne prettlest
is well worth the attention of parties desiring to In
vest. ,,,orrrp
M O Auctioncers
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P0CTPONTMEST.

TJSTPUN ENENI.
In consequence of not being able TO get the cal-
logEes In time, 10 which large and valuable add
tious have been made, the above sale IS postponed
to MONDAX, November &c, 1874, at ) O'Clock
2. VI. j. l.. APPERSOS.
no 3 rSzg Aucttoleer.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. November ll.-Breadstuffs un-
changed. Pork unchanged Blcon-None here
sugar-cured hams. l2c. Lard-Tierce, 1876; keg
l4c. WhiSkey, 96c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
ll15 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON ST. JAMES STREET.-By virtue
of a deed of trust executed By George BraXton
Hill to The undersigned bearing date on The 2 80;
clerks office Of The Richmond Chancery Court.
d. Il. 1OI, A, page ,103,, and by request OF Inc
holder of the notes described and secured In said
decd. default having been made in the payment OF
certain of said notes, shall proceed TO sell ut pub
lie auction 70 the highest bidder. on the premises,
at O'Clock P. NJ. on WhDEESDA,Gl, The Ism
day of November, 1874, the PROPERTY fully
described In said deed being lot OF land lying
and being in the city Of Richmond fronting on me
west side of st. James street 81 feet and running
back in triangular shape 1873 feet, more or less.
Improvements consists of FRAME DIV ELLlNG'
three rooms, and all necessary out houses.
This property is located few yards north OF
CouttS street.
Terms: sufficient in cash to defray expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 discharge The oaiance'
with interest, due on one of the notes aforesaid,
dated September 2d, 1873, for sl54:50, at SIX
months. and on which SCI has been paid; and Tor
anotc of 1859, due september %, 1874, with in.
tcreSt from maturity. and balance on liberal terms
to be made known at sale.
nor d. A. BROWN, JR., Trustee
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BY Bronaugh & Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office opposite the courthouse, Manchester, va.

Office opposite the COURTHOUSE, Mahcneseer' va
A fiction SALE OF a VERY DESI.
n pART,E UOITSE AND LOT ON The COR
NER OF NINTH AND STOCKTON STREETS
MANCHESTER, YA.-By request OF me o owher
we viii sell on MONDAY, November l6, lSr4; a.; AZ
O'Clock z. NJ. the abovc-descriDed PROPERTY
The house contains six rooms; good kitchen, sta
bic, &c, and fine well of water on inc property:
The lot fronts 80 feet on Ninth STREET, anu f'iis
back on Stockton street 1872 feet.
TERMS One-fuurth cash; balance In one, Two
and three years. negotiable notes. Interest added
and secured by deed OF trust. me terins a,'n ~
should sell this property, to say nothing about lis
superior advantages. r.y1oD
no l0-tds* BRONAUGh " i 1LOh.
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BY Edward Cohen,

BY Edward Cohen.
Stock Broker and Auetloneer,
Office southwest corner Main and Fourteenth Streets
Richmond, Va.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
Il of the hancery Court Of the city OF Richmond
lin ihe shit of John W. Lewis, Alexander Bruce,
trustee OF Thomas Bruc"'s children, and Others rs
John :. Morsop. administrator Of james NJ: Nor
son, deceased.) bearing date October ~, 1874, the
undersigned will proceed to sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder. for cash. on WEDNESDAY.
November ! 8, 1874, at 100 o'clock p. NJ, at the
Office Of Edward Cohen, southwest corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets. in the city of Richmond
Va, the tollowiug-named STOCKS:
76 shares Of the COMMON STOCh OF TIE
. POTOMAC RIA ILROAD COMPANY:
20 shares OF the COMMON STOCK OF THE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
- shares of the STOCK OF THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY. .ss.
-, JOHN S. MORSON,
Administrator Of James NJ. Morson, deceased.
Sale conducted by EDWARD COHEN.
no Odds
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POSTPOSEMEST
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING

4 AND SACK ACRES VALUABLE LIVnn,Sr
TY, ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3p. 1T T9 ,f- "
TlOS.-0n the day named, on the premises, q. 20
O'Clock d., two miles from Cappahoslc and Tho az
Of trust from John Asher, daIy recorded ,hs, @
at auction that most valuable TRACT OF JaS IN,
containing 3464 ACRES. together with The tne "
commodions DWELLING and out-honses ana s,'d
large new barn thereon On the place, which rs ~
mirably adapted to trucking Is wcli-saissc"sni
orchard Of young apple and peacfl- trees.
The house commands a beautiful view re- "a,
river. Nv"
TERMS: Cash: but it Is hoped and hsI,crea d.
arrangements will be made before the nav ~ .aa
for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND,
no IL TruS'aa
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sEAI. EsTATE ayr PRIVATE. SANE,


HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL GA
LII STREET FOR SALE PRlVATELY.-E I
The HOUSE Is No. 8, south side OF Duval street,
east between First and Foushee five rooms, gas
in all; good kitchen and coal-houSe. LOT
63xl95; garden large enough TO raise vegetables
sufficient for family; well of excellent water.
all the premises in thorough repair. A family Oh
wears and is perhaps the healthiest in the city.
| PRICE: Since there IS to lie 4 park within a
square OF the house, 1t will be held AZ 1000,
f4OO cash, the remainder al 8, II, 10, ana "a
mouths. each instalment 1915.
any one desiring to purchase. oc %
r ANDS.-I have for sale large number
~ OF tirst.class ESTATES with splendid I'm.
without buildings, in almost every section Of the
State Many OF the large estates are situated on
the James and other rivers, and many OF the small
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
oc12-1m 1014 Main street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

CRUMBS PATENT POCKET IN
" HALER and CARBONATED CHLORIDE
IODINE, for catarrh, cold in the head, &C., &C.,
can be sent by mail to any part Of the country
POLK MILLER & CO., Apothecaries,
no12 corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Auction BA1aEs -Frsaya r..
BY GrHbts q Williams, g
Auehoneers and Real Estate Agenn
4 Eleventh street between Main o,,d =,

1aeia knd Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE pr.7,r,
u FlIL LITTLE COTTAGE FAM xSto,,al-
JUNCTION 0E THE HERaiTAGga al IIHg
TURNPJRE.-By virtue of a deed or ,nDaoOK
cntef by John w Rison and wife b. tho ao 81 exc.
bPKs as trustees dated 2afh of Nav Ia5a suoscr-
corded in Henreo County curt office heinz aad re-
20 requested bJ the credit r. we viii Ell snefe-
the premises, on r tuesday, the 1f,h ~ ssen, upon
Der, at Az O'Clock p. M..ihe COTTSTr 'yGeYen1.
above referred TO. containing TEN ACRpss hiRH
merly owned by nr. l.. w. Rose and aSisints., io-
lands OF Messrs. Guild and Darlington and nss The
iHartwell. ' elaf!es
The improvements are dwelling u,,,
rooms, passages, and p0rches: the usual ~, wen
iDes, aud a fine orchard. "llid-
Terms: The deed authorizes sale FIR 90,
fcient to pay expenses Of sale and Ia Sii SUI
sundry notes due the 1st OF June. 1874 ,esrze
ing to go. with the interest due tbere@ ta
their maturity: credit n TO $3.50 untI ,Sa n ION
December. S74 credit as 10 II $50 nn,iiS OF
LIST Of June. 1875; and the residue iIpon ne ne
terms rs said Rfson may prescribe. p'" SHeh
Ii Is probable that terms more favorable n ,,.
chasers will be allowed. v pa'-
JOIN ii. ALiAN,} Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, AuctioEeers,
POsTP0SEMENT.
BY consent Of the parties interested, tho
sale is postponed to MONDAY The 10Th Of Move
Der, st AZ O'Clock Z. NJ upon the premises 'eHl-
no11 ). Il Il: G aEf,s,} Trustees.
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MARINE ENTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER ~, 1874.
Sun rIses,...,, 657I Moon sets......... 705
llnn gore Ella High tide.......... 0U
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL g. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ameriaue fp, Rousseau, Hsvre-G Mac
kenzie.
steamship ccrnth tBr, Eden, Port Prince. &c
PIN Forwood a Go.
Steamship Richmena, Read, Sorfoik-od Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Frapconia Bragg, Portspd-r Ames
Ship Carrier Dove Norman, Bremen-Jas W Elwel
Co.
Bark hamburg Ger, Kuhsen. Hamburg-Runch
Edye Co.
Bark Unn NOR. Andersen Rotterdam-Funch Edge Il
Co
Bark Giuseppe d'Abunda dtaD. Commaisto, Gibraltar
or Gen0a-slocovieh h Co.
BARK Chapman IBID, Eve. Cienfuegos-Tucker
Lightbourne.
Bark Yum1ri d3r) Carlisle, Matanzas-Wsydell A Co
briG kaiabdin. Saunders, Lisbon-H Loud Go.
brg L W Armstrong, otoye-, Ponce Fiji W r
Armstrong.
schr Aranna Or. Aubrey. Lsguayra and Porto Ca
bello-P Nevius n son
Sons
.,sehr Peter Mitchell CBD, Evans, Harbor Island-B
Weinberg,
schr susan Wright Mount Matanzas-waydel1 a Co.
schr Mary somers, Garter, New orlesns-S ii Brig
ham.
,schrr, Luola Murchison, Jones' Wilmington, nee $
schr Jennie Rogers. Rogers Boston-H W jackson A
Son
schr Ida A Jayne Jayne Beston-w W Baker
ShameT Bristol. wallace. Phladelpnla-JaS Hand.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrivals of Vessels from and Departure.
for American and Other Ports.
LONDON. Anril & 1874


for American and Other Ports.
LONDON. April g. 1871
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool April ships stowell Brown Br
Lowther New orleans Louisiana, Oliver do: Virginia.
Barker, do; barks Scotland Br Greyston, Savannah;
Robert Hne OBI, Brown, New York; 80, NJ A Mcneil
Jordan New Orleans
Arrived at London April q ship W stetson Moore
New York; brig Limpio Nor Hover, Charleston.
Arrived at Deal April g. bark Ann Wilson (Br) Lewis
Dariep for Hartlepool.
Arrived at plymouth April 3, steamship Goethe (Ger)
Toosberg. New York for Hamburg.
Arrived at Bristol April bark Conqueror Br) David
son, New York.
Arrived at Sharpness April bark Exaudi Nor). He.
berg, Pensacola
Arrived at Greenock April Q bark Agenoria (Br,.
Quance, Pensacola.
at Queenstown April s. bark L Corning Br,.
Hughes, sagua
Arrived a, port in Great Britain April . bark Kong
Carl Nor, Hansen, Daren.
Arrived at Amsterdam April l. bark Achilles (Gcr)
khetz, New York.
Arrived at Nieuwe dep April g. ship John Bunyan
Gilmore. New Orleans.
Arrived at Reval April ], ship Guardian, Ames New
Orleans
Arrived at Trieste, bark Ruggiero Primo dtaD. Rug.
giero, New York.
Sailed from Aberdeen April 2, bark Carolina Preu,uaa
aus, soich. United states
Sailed from Queenstown April 3, steam ship City of
Montreal CBr), Warehouse from Liverpool, New York.
Hamlin, Buenos Ayres.
sailed from Mediterranean port bark Bounding Bill.
low Reynolds, United States
Sailed from - Malta. for United States shin Malta
(Br), Mann, arrived at Antwerp March H. and bark
Malta br Malcolmson, arrived at Liverpool March ID.
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THE FRACTIONAL DRAWING.

The gifts attached to the drawn numbers in the fore
sold the eke sas sas Tf ioS
sale nsr s dsp9se c Of As only
Aye cent q the gifts Be paid words
'pd s sss 1ss
prize BY this reiueio N becomes Comes ssso and
s table al the the nber &C In s ss nS e.
unfinished; put the value of each one is reduced one
wheel and hsnse the ehancss q craving s Tsre IS
Ge 70 sna M 6 o. 20 S
Ing The gs being IN the same ratio Of the decrease Of
moreover srlet aseorianse with the Original and md
no sod he Would
take place ana The prizes While tne s numper o.
10 lie number Of ansold tickets the uii Of the
S1s se are P1s
the whole, as above shown
THE APPROXIMATE GIFTS.
sesst No. 9si sAynS sspa s
sides mskng in a 60 are each each entitled to an aHp
sgSns sr h!s s
@ eas n
will taken as TO avoid paving two gifts any one
ssi ss
Hoa at sre ABOVE 81 sSe ~ he ~ S S.
and $500 below IT, with the exceptions as above spec
payment q gifts will begin p a. o'clock next Friday
and dn' delivery q the ticket entitled 70 It. Payment WI"
will be turned the Public Library fund Payment
will be made by checks upon the Farmers and Drovers,
Bank Of Louisville ky ior the fql amount o. the gifts
York current rates Of exchange, the option of the
ticket holder.
Concert are now ready Tor delivery and those who so
desire have the whole OF their nj
gifts in the tickets Of this final distribution This min
concert will be the grandest thing of that ever
came OF. r. r. DURRETT
President Public Library Of Kentucky.
THOMAS u. BRAMLETTE,
Agent of Trustees and Manager (,ift Conccrta
TAG CoxmIrIKs-samuel b. Churchill John @. benny.
castle, 4. b. Hopkins. s b. Churchill Jr.
Monroe, Miss Maggie Harvey -
CRlKRs OF TAGS GiFrs-C c. ". Afriend, o. H.
Strattan. -
COMMITTEE TO TEST Car or TAcs--John Barbce, j. G.
Johnston, w. II. Thomas 800
IN CHARGE or WHEyLs--G r Downs william Cooper
CoNvEYkR or Tags FROM Test ConnITTKE TO RkGS
TRAR-Thomas Lawson.
REGISTRAR OF Tags AND GrFTs-J. d. Osborne.
RECORDERS or DRAWN NUMBERS AND GIprs-W p Fred
Chambera " =
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ind at sunset wNw, light.
Herald Marine correspondence.

NEWPORT, ri, April 2, 1874
The pilot boat Morris Of this port yesterday after
noon of Bcntons Reef fell In with picked up the
spars, sails masts rigging OF the schr Ida H. before
reported dimasted In the gale Of monday, Point ~
ditn The damage to the vessel is estimated at IS 5c1
She Is now AZ this port but will be to Boston to-
for The Job.
Tie United states revenue steamer Moccasin. Captain
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sEIP CAPTAINS,

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in
formed that by telegraphng to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals depart
from European ports, and other ports abroad, of
American and all foreign vessels trading the United
States the will caDicd to this country free of
charge and published.
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Steamships Corinth DR. Port an Prince; Richmond,
Norolk ships Blue Jacket, san Francisco; st Charles
doi new World, London; w Hatfield tBr from Liver
pooD - barks Vibelia Br), London: American Eagle,
Hortoiki Amelia cronstadt; Webster, steltn: frnz
frenrlch Carl Ger stockholm; Mcthusalem aus, Rot
hrdam; Nornen (Norl, London; Carrie Wyman. Cadiz;
hepubnc Ger Bremen briggs Excelsior yBr, Hamilton
ebermudp; Nellie, 81 Croix Harry, Caibaren; Daisy
gronstadti Rich, Guantanamo; Rachel Coney, 81
ilerres Laura Gertrude, Fernandina; Express Ger,
cabu ''
Wind at Limit
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Foreign Ports.

AsrrNwALt, March 2--Arrived bark Yorthwood nr,
Hoepman, IRON the coast N'''
BATAVIA, Feb 5-In port ships r Wheeler Faber for
Amsterdam ldg; lamerane tBr) Kerr from Yoke.
BoxnxY Feb 23-ln port sips lydia Skoeeld For
saith for Falmouth +, ldg Cavour Br) Evans for New
YORK, do.
CALCUTTA Feb 20-Tn port ships Jorawur Br) for New
York dad engaged ull cargo OF satpctre iinseed,
clutch. &c); Hozeiie tBr), Hepgum and Niscount tr)
Nicholson, for do, dg; Anahuac Matthew'S and Lucy !
Wills Prchard for Boston do United states Limit unc
before reported Tor Bostonl and others reported later
Proceeding down the river Feb 30 ships HoghIon
Tower (Br) frumbc, and Lord Lyndhurst (Br), ClarK
for New York
CALLAo, March H-Tn port bark Edemira Uqarte
Peruv) Lopastegul from New YORK via Arica arrived
Rep - s'ss March g-Arrivea barks Joshua 1or,,r
Marshall, Dunkirki + Woodwork fBrJ, McNelly, st
Thomas; schrs cnas Boyey tBr, 81 John, NIB; VIM a
Gibson (Br) do; 2ith brigs Jcviot (Br), Alkema Ha
yana; Walter Howes B9ynion Barbados 81 sih Moss
rick 1t Thomas; schr Aimcda, smith, st John, NIB.
sailed Mtn, schrs Brown, Tinker, north Of HATTIE
ras; Kate Carlton {Br( do.
CAIBARiES March Is-Arrived, briggs Elba CBD CHS
ham, 1t Thomas saIye tBT). johnson. do 18th, Eliza
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AN INSANE STATE DEPAULTER.
prcrIpsn1n Uo Avail ,

RICHMOND, Va, April 3, 1874.
A commission OF lunacy was held to-day upon
Colonel James Mayo, State Treasurer. After a
session or nearly five hours the commission adj
judged Mayo lunatic, and ordered that he be sent
TO an asylum for treatment.
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SH PIPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY APRIL A. 1S74-TRPLE SHEET

6ned at this port finished her usual winters
pairs aarcn 81 and after undergoing some minor re-
rrna IN commence her work OF looking after the reve.
nT She crused during the winter Il8 miles, boarded
10 vessels assisted seized and reported for viola
" Non Of the Revenue lava
NEWPORT. RI. April 5 1874
schr Teumah Harding from Bath for Fortress Monroe
with Of tee arrived here this Pm, and reports
that Wednesday. Is miles south Of Montauk in
heavy sea, carried away foremast mantopmast lore
and main gan topsa, foresail and fore rigging Lost
q native q sweden.