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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-03
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RECEIPTS BY IAuR0AnS

NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
BIN RAILROAD. February 2-37O3 bales cotton and
kOAD. February 1-4A bales cotton IS bales domes
fics ooo bbls lime 81 bbls turpentine 10 bbs onon
s. head cattle GOO feet lumber
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Stock on hand August 81 1873 III
Arrived since last statement. ........ 10 ro6
Arrived previously. 81. Us5- 1888 i2l
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ANTE RIvBR-Steamer Ahce-32 bales &C
Is SKI cotton seed so 900 shingles IS cords wood
sundIies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
DECEMBER 10, 1874.
r.r vs.rHKs To-DAY.-HNom our RI
,,r.s this sorning The proooo'"f'es are se"'
: ,.n,,hrr to-dag ,oM De cool and clear.
Toe WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
.S .'Ir cloudy, With Eailder temperature
i"'': ',:;,b the day aud threatening at night.
LOCAL MATTERS.

o,sx, ATTEMPT AT SCIclDE.-I esterday
s,~yncn Young man named Edward Sui.
a.,S. ,:.,Sn sr,d about ,wenty-elght or thirty
n'n"' .r. Who was employed at the Belle Isle
;Tn-ts t%, drank quantity OF landanum and
.S.n y, T wsIked M 10 Fiune>sey's bar-room, on
.ns" .s,aI hspk near the old armory bridge.
,IS ,IS oI a-rrd Mr. Finnessey to take drink with
,.;., -. and and sad that il would be the last he
.,'[,i .l,.,if ever take About that time the lady
WIN ~r whom sullivan boarded came In and
,,EId Mr.. FinueSsey if the bottle which she
-,N,j,rd would hold enough laudanum to
~, -, per>on. He replied that he thought 1t
Tnnij She then told him that she bad seen
snlI,y,r drink that much, but had been told
l,y him that it was medicine. -,
While Standing al the bar Sullivan fell
,.,.,n and il vas With the utmost difficulty
~, M he could be aroused. Mr.. Fipnessey
=, once sent for physician, who arrived in
Sior, . half an hour aud pumped out the
i4ni.uum, Ii was deemed expedlent TO-
.IIpmon another ply Sician, and Dr. Gun
rjngbam was accordingly called 10.
Al halfpas, 10 o'clock last night Su'li-
an. condition was somewhat improved,
IN. here was little hopes Of his recovery.
He is quite a handsome man, is said 10 be
~ Enclisbrnan by birth. and has been IN
hi, country about seven years. He formerly
nd in New York, but removed to Rich
-,and about twelve months ago. No cause
j. s>.gutd for the act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

a PLEASANT AT1ArR.-Cne of the most
pleasing affairs OF its kind that has ever come
under our notice took place l8st night at tie
engine, e,hs1se in Washington Hall, on Broad
street. The 0ecasioa was social retiuion. Of
the two companies stationed thers-- Compa-
ny AZ (SteamerA Gaptain ID. T. Phillips,
and e'aliafsfny ~ E' fhodk aRd ladderl Cap.
tain Georgs D. MinorssA aabie, laden. with
an elegant erepast, was set in the engine.
room, extending uaariy fts-whole 1engih.
At clock the fremen, with q number OF
guests, consisting ief Chief Engineer Aims:
lie, the captains !and forelnen ofithe ;osher
companies OF, t he: department, George Bar.
gamin, j. N. Talbot, andJ g. Spargenb
Of the, joint Fire Committee OF the Council,
and few other gentlemen, tookiseats at the
table and proceeded 10 discuss the good
things before them. After half an hour
spent in the Z, enjoyment II of the SUBJ
stantials, the fow OF wit and uhu-
NOR, interspersed with singing began,
and was kept up until near midnight, when
the party dispersed, all evidently highly
pleased with the! evenings entertainment.
This spirit Of seciability among our firemen
is q pleasing commentary on fraternal good.
feeling existing ameng them, and Is deci.
dedly creditable. + The |" fire. boys Y Of Rich
mond, as q whole. are second to none In the
country in efficiency in time: of need, and
our. citizens cannot appreciate. them too
GlS1ly. rgt;, i y IJt .tgt,2 rlHJf =, ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

I a spLErDD NEw scsooNRR -Tbe tire
masted schooner u. M. Leonard, Captaiu
Thomas Crowley, ef 6ome1set, Mas, = a.e
rived here ION Tuesday. evening. The Leo
bard was built il aKeanebee, Maine. by
b. Thompson, ,ana.was iaunehed II,
August last. She 10 Of SOC tors cspaeity. 10
. tine doHble-decked yessek fs3 feet IN
length over all, a2Efset hreai1k Of beam, and
117fees ksel. 3 ~ .k,as s:s 81 81 Is IS
SheIis one of the most beautiful and sub.
stantial pieces Gf naval architecture te be
found anywhere, and her cahSp is Eussheti
and furnished In 3 style which is rarely es-.
eetledsss Thet woodwork ris mahcgaHy' ard
satin wood with gilded 6rnamentasi0Ds. The
vessel Is spseniidIy fitted up, provided with
the most complete life-sa9ing npparatHsr and
contains nearly all OF the modern iBproye.1
naents to be found In q first-class city DIV eal-
Ing. !; She has the latest and most iruproved
steering apparatus, with patent windlsss
and eapstan, aud lie altogether craft of tisgl
hrss order. The Leonard makes her first
trip TO- this city, and will take ont n caTgoe ef
Hour TO Bio Grande do SuLa,: 81 b ~ III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

MEETING or The BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
P.rgNoSD CoLLEGs.- The Semi-annual meet
IN, Of The Board was more largely attended
,n,D usual, ana number of matters OF ln-
ia.~,t 10 the prosperity OF the college were
sr,rd on or pu: in the hands of committees
:, be brought into shape for an adjourned
meeting.
The petition Of the students to have a
cymra,iuu. established was lavorably consld'
et,G. and Il committee appointed to perfect
liz matter for the next meeting.
The time Of opening and closing the ses'
eon was so changed that hereafter the seS-
son will open on the 22d OF September and
c9,r on the 22d OF Jane.
The proposition of DR.. George B. Steel to
Cgnhe $500 in gold 10 be expended in a
;r'ze for the be>. reader in the college was
gratefully accepted, and the faculty directed
u carry oui a might seem to them best the
wishes of the generous donor.
Rev. DR.. John \. Broadus was requested
10 prepare for general circulation tract on
the necessity of thoroughly educating the
,.Cn.rQfeSSiondl classes of the people. i,
Various matters of routine were attended
70. number not yet in condition to be made
public received due attention, and the meet
iug vas considered one Of more than ordina'
y value TO the college and its future pros.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

New SCHEDULE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Quo RAlLRoAp.-On and after Sunday night
rpyta new schedule is to be run on the Ches-
ag"lke and Ohio ralroad--viz: The mail.train
will leave Richmond daily except on Sum-
DAYS al SIS 4. Nj. instead OF $50 A. NJ, as
heretofore; express train will! leave Rich
mord daily except on Saturdays at $40 P.
u. instead Of $50 p, as heretofore and the
aerommodation train will leave Richmond
daily except on Sundays for Gordonsville at
Alb P. N. instead Of 4:45. as heretofore.
IN" mail.lrain will reach Covington at 7:2O
=. NJ, the express train will reach Hunting
,9l At II a. NJ, and the accommodation train
" III reach Gordonsvile at S:15 2. NJ.
Coming east. the mail-train will arrive in
Richmond at 5:15 z. NJ. instead of 5 2. NJ,
as hc!etofore: the express train will arrive at
j:2j \. NJ. instead of 4:40 A. NJ, as hereto
fore and the accommodation train Will ar.
!!ycat 9:20 a. u. instead of $50 a. NJ, as
heretofore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

IIsaAu,ABLs LETTERS REMAINING IN rEs
RicHaoND PosTr OFFICE DEgEagsES y. ioI..--- :
Miss Mimic Burns, Leigh street west o. !
Adams street; Miss Berty eCnristian, 40. osee 3
Leigh street, present; Samuel conn' So %s 9sg %
street, city Miss Ann Dean, .os Ss .lna,i .hi.u
street, clsy Mir. aaneyInekei sao maasaa l',ea.
street; Miss Mary E. Jones, sii ~ y stles., Ea..,
washington, ID. O.; Ar. Shirley hng, s,ly
Gas-W Works. city CAPTAIN y: y. snsppna, w,
staunton, Va. Mrs. d; 7; snaIp, toI oiss eas' .
Tnmnkin. Inn Halifay. n. Co.; Mrs. Anna Sehurc'
Eer. Ter a,oIlege Poins, 81. = 4; Mira. Maggie gay,
Tor, No. ii Halifax street, feaersnnIg, y / y !,
i mr.. Charles Wigglssworth, city Mr. q, =
4 yarbro, Greensboro, n. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

llrsTISGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Christop
Hart, indicted for beating and woundipg
Maurice Griffin, was tried and found guilty
OF unlawful assault and sentenced to con.
tncment in Jail for one hour and to pay a
fae OF $40 and costs, amounting to about
80. Daniel Cary, for like offence, was
ocait with In the same manner.
?. \. Hayes, indicted for stealing heifer
iioin {. Gerhardt, was found guilty and sen.
fenced to Jail for six months, with labor in
l!e chain-gang.
Charles Williams, indicted Tor unlawfully
gambling at his house, licensed ordinary,
No. 3l5 Pink alley, was tried and acquitted.
Mr.. Cabell, The Commonwealth's attor.
10y, By leave OF the Court, entered siolle
ECSeqm in the case OF John Alexander, also
Indicted for allowing gambling az bis house.
4 "oNe prosequs was entered in the fol-
!o"lng cases: Pnilus Blount, Ezra Carter,
Il. Jackson, John Martin, Peter Anderson,
ana Fannie Winston, indicted for gam
hi'hS, they having suffered confinement in
ne city Jtl! for over thirty days.
Inc grand jury will meet again at IL
O'clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

THE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION CONVENTION
The. Legislature, the railroad meetings, and all
other bodies, and The balance Of mankind, are here
by notified that E, b. spENoE s. Son are at the old
corner, Thirteenth and Main, and fully prepared to
tany or all Of them In frst-class clothing at the
lowest cash prices. For their merchant-taiioring
department they keep on hand very large line OF
cloths, cassmeres, and yestings. which win be cut
/ and made in the very latest style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

! GERaAs1a MANsERoHoR.-Tne following
officers of the Germania Mannerehor have
heen elected for the ensuing term: Joseph
W. Laube, president; Oh. Wagner, vice
president, Moritz Richter, secretary; Tfeo-
dore Boschen, financial secretary and ]treasu-
reri; E. Kempe, librarian B. Krause, m'isi-
cal director. sENt'-. -. - 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

=, 1HE THANKSGIVING to the indisposi-
.ioh OF Miss sallie Holman, the prima donna,
IL, ane Holman troupe cid not appear at the
Ie2sre last night. Miss Holman will pro-
nabiy be able TO take part In the opera In a
snort time, and viii no doubt be warmly
welcomed by large audience. She is quite
favorite in Richmond. q:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

WE con pIALLY INVITE our friends and the pub.
lie generally to visit our DithoSrapbic and Book
Binding Establishment. 1t VIII pay you.
= ~, sIMoNs & KEININGHAM, Power Hall, y
Eleventh street between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
january 13, 1879.

TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs-We Invite atten.
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
ductiOn, but are already extensively used by rail-.
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants.
and others. The inks that we are now furntahina
are of quality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
Iettar.press book =" y. .5st' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Jordan rs.
Commonwealth. Fully argued by Colonel
Young Tor the plaintiff in error and sub
Litted.
Chapman and ais. vs. Commonwealth.
Partly argued by Judge Meredith for the
plaintiff, in error, and the Attorney.General
for the Commonwealth, and will be con-
c!Oded to-day after the opinion of the court
in several causes are delivered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
AUCTION. SALES ,rHIs DAY..

THOMAS w. KEEsEE, 10 A. B., parlor, cham-
Der, and dintng-room furniture. .., !, I'll
RoYALL, 4 P. d., a. acres Of
land In Manchester, fronting on the Richmond
Z and Petersburg railroad So, ~ goi
". GODDIN,4 P. NJ, three small framed tene.
;. nents on Page and Buchanan streets, Adams
. valley, f....-,. -s-..,s.. r ~. T.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

r GREAT ATTRACTIONS are now offered In new.
style bonDets, hats, ribbons, flowers, feathers,
piumes, wells, vreaths, birds, ornaments, &C., at
the PARIS MILLINERY CoMPANY's, over Levy
Brothers., l OIL and 1e1 8 Main street. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

: WATCHES, .JswELRY,' SILVER GOODS; GOLD
sPECTACLEs and Ieye-gEsses, steel spectacles and
eyeglasses, beautiful and subss initial plated goods
fancy goods, glove and handkerchief. boxes, gold
pens and pencils gold toothplcks, at @. GENNEr's,
1901 Main street, E-sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

.foLlcE CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed OF by Justice " hite Yesterday morn:
William Tyler olias Moore, charged with
assault and battery. was fined S2.
I.' 've scott, charged With assaulting Lucie
heiney, was fined 81.
l. william Jackson, charged with being
ufunk and trespassiug, was fined 81. "
William James, charged with being sus-
!Hc.ous Character, was discharged and order.
tu 10 leave the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

: NoT1cE.-The Richmond Agency Of the North
America Life Insurance Company" has been re-
moved to 1901 Main street Policy.holders Will
meet with a cordial reception at all times.
co. @-sHi W WILLIAM h. WrTnERs,
tal So - = -. General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and fad Il,
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. ~ z" j. B. MCCAw, n. D.,
-tt- Late Professor of Chemisng,
L ..t< Medical College OF Ytsginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
!, PAYMENT OF EMPLOYEES.

aIt would, in the opinion Of the committee,
he much better for the road were 1t to make
such arrangements. as may seem desirable OF
necessary by which 1t could meet promptly
the salaries and pay of it's employ ses, who
are, many with families, dependent on their
monthly or daily pay, and thus ayoia, 70
many OF them, the necessity aud mor,lnca-
tIon of negotiating their pay at tha best price
obtainahle In the market 80
FuTuBE POLICY.
The prospective policy Of the company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

SKETcuEs oFJTHE CoLoBED MEMBERs OF THE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii. Arnold, who has
been the Virginia and North Carolina &c CORE i,
spondent for, the Harrisburg National FRO.
aress and Frederick Douglass's Aatsonas
Era. is writing pen.sketches OF. the coiorea
members Of The General Assembly or VIZ
ginia for the. Weekty. Richmond Rec1eD. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

Az ANCIENT BELL.-There has been left
Al ms Office bell weighing eleven pounds
winch was washed ashore on the coast Of
Aorsh Carolua few years ago with the
wreck Of Dutch ship. 1t bears the follow.
lDg inscription:
,caa lAcoB VAs.TH!gSEs-s. d. S. YoSGKEEv..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

eTATE DENTAL AssociArIoN.-The nth an.
huai session OF the Virginia State Dental AS
soeiatlon viii be held Ut Association Hall on
tuesday the 10th December, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

TnIE rs MONEY, but thealth is happiness. II you
have bad cold, or cough use DR.. BULLS CoUaH.
SYRUP. 1t will cure You. Price, 25 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

( SCARRIED TO, THE. PEaITESTIARY.-faa
Morono was yesterday taken to the; penitens
tiary by Deputy; Sergeant Cummings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

RRMeyAL.--The Office OF the Universal Life In
surance Company has been removed TO 1901 Main
street ... .T ... L, w, Rose, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

GAUGER ArPoNTED:-:Mr. James L. eapston
has been appointed United States guageE
for this district. ,,ss,...s<s ssg4 sssEaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

MONTHLY ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICH
.xoNp H1GH.ScHooL. The following is list
of pupils on the roll of honor at the Rich
mond sHigh.School (of which Mr.tWillam r.
Foxis the efficient principal for the month
OF November i-G ,.,es. - :
class L-C. L. Page, jennie Armstrong,
Carrie P. Hughes, Jennie Hall, Nellie John.
son, Annie B. Pace, Linda Southall, Rebecca
L. Taylor Glass H:---h. L:Dear born, Sam.
Reynolds, Laura Bracket, Clelia Crespi, Cora
Elliott, Julia K. Henning, Ada. W: Lee,
Daisy Murray, Mary ;Rady, Belle Wade.
Qass list. Beveridge, ). L. Ezekisel,
M. B. Ramos, Annie Peasants, N. Belle
;Pleasauts, CT. Walters, Belle R.-Woodson..
First Grammar. Miss j. 2. Reads class !;
Alice Ezekiel, Berta snblett, Raebe! van y, 70
Wort. Miss M. a. Fuiton's class: .. farkel
Stith. Janet Peake. Miss E. G.. Stanwood's
class Ida F. Ragland, Mamie Jemison, Alice
nj. Coglan, Rosa Dove Hancock, Fio"le
Wilkinson. ira - = -. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

/ pEssosAL.-Professor Julius D. Drehl, Of
Roanoke College, is in the city. .335 I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10
THE NORTH CAROLINA ROAD.

aThe North Carolina railroad has been
conducted with efficiency during the year.;
and ID in good working condition. lts bust.
ness has been influenced by the same general
causes that have affected that OF the Rich
,mond and Danfllle railroad, the gross reye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-10

II OsT. ION SUNDAY lev EaENa, LIN
1 ISront ae DR.. Ho1es fetnrcis b. Eew SINGLE
RRoCHE SHAWL The hnaer VII Rsesss ieaxe 81 e II Il
81 ,heT TS5s1nIsSeh ONCE. ~ W g. ssef. e.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-06-26
Our Household Gods.

We all have our household gods,
whether or not we recognize the fact
and we all pay them homage in fashion
of our own--gods of association, of har-
mony, of fancy, of long expected realiz'
alton. These supernatural visitors hide
unsupported in many shabby place and
corner. Some are visible only to certain
people and at certain times; Others
again, disclose their secret to any one
who has the gift to recognize their divin-
iiy; and l, for my part, honestly believe
that nothing exists which may not be
made more worthy by their touch, and
none of US that may not benefit by rec
ognizing that existence in our daily life.
What god from Parnassus has laid his
hand upon those shabby garrett walls,
upon the torn curtain hanging from the
pole, the broken jar standing in the sun
shine, with its sprouting balsam plant ?
The curtain is weather-seamed and stain
ed by wet the jar is cracked, the wall
is smoked but the blue serenity of the
sky outside shows beyond the balsam pot
and the ragged curtain; some mysteri-
Gus harmony in those shabby russell
tones is melting to tranquility upon the
gray; the faded blue of the drapery is
falling into shadow, the bright culmina-
ting flash of the flower flames a life into
1t all. Art seem to be sort of soul to
life that reaches US, and uplifts with a
strange yet gentle might of Inspiration.
| could imagine that real and mighty
work of art might even share in that
same life which belongs to natural
things-brightening and changing fiom
day to day; fading and dimming some
times, and then again behold it recreated
for us, and standing as in shrine, SUI
preme and triumphant and revealed.
So, not long ago, was she of Milo re.
vealed. Suddenly, and for one instant,
she seemed to thrill with a divine and
mighty life; not life such as ours, strug-
Cling forsomething-itknows not what
or clinging to definite things, passionate
ly approaching for one moment and for
getting, the next. This was something
beyond-absolute, dominant, and self
sufficing-that seemed to thrill with the
sound of some faint Olympian music,
stirring, not to effort. but to an existence
more complete and more supreme.
And it is no small thing to learn from
others to like that which is to be liked
to see the golden radiance of the gods
where it falls, upon the head of god
dess, or the fringe of a garment nor
shall we live our own lives the less COM
pletely for such warmth and revivifca-
tion.-The COr7shiH Magazine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-06-26
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