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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-12
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Mile. lima al Murska and her nne concert
company attracted immense house to
the Park Theatre last night. The Hungarian
Nightingale sang 'Bel Ragg1o,n from '.Semt-
ramide," with the ease. thOroughness and high
inteigence OF great artistic. For an encore she
gave Apr's ''Gute Nacht. Mein Herliches Kind"
In the trying variations by Proch she won un
bounded applause. Her voice, which q. the first
concert given in this city by her was suffer
Ing from the fatigue OF sea voyage, has
regained all Its pristine power and crystalline
brilliancy. Slgnor Braga, the eminent vioon-
cellist and composer. played an admirable
caprice in ''Sonnambula" with the ease. finish and
expression that characterized the master virtu.
oso. Mme Carreno Sauret. pian.ste; Mr.. liable
mann. tenor; Singer Ferranti basso buffo, and NJ.
Sauret, violinist. appeared on this occasion and
made each favorable impression by the salts
factory manner IN which they rendered the NOR
ceaux set down for them. Ferranti trolled
forth Largo al Factorumr with a dash and
pro that brought the IDEAL barter OF Seville
before the audience. Herr Carberg's orchestra
played couple OF numbers. Tne company has
won genuine success In Boston and now may be
considered as possessing the CHIEF component ana
desirable elements OF FIRST class concert troupe.
The results OF last nights concert were so favor
with every prospect Of smiar pubhc auprec,ason.
The Strakosch Italian Opera Company gave
concert last night a. Booths Theatre. which was
very well attended. The solo arilstS were Mile.
Blanca Donadio, Mile. Alice Mafesi, Miss Annie
Louise Cary, BenfratelIi, Scolara, Hail, waters,
and Mr. Benrens led the orchesi RAJ Mile. DoBado
Is young Parislenne, who appeared on the stage
Tor the first time year ago, at Les itaiiens, Paris,
In Maurice Strakoscn's company, She has since ap-
peared In Copenhagen, Stockholm and Amsterdam,
In the aria and rondo from "Sonnambua," "Ah!
non credea" and .'Anl non giungen the fresh
purity OF her voice, the excellence Of her school OF
singing and her natUete OF manner charmed every
one. Miss Cary and Scolara rendered the duet
LA CT darem" with neatness AMI artistic effect
The pianist might well have been omitted as his
like favorable impression. better selection
might well have been maze. The concerted pieces
were the ''Miserere" scene from I'll Tr0yaloren
and the sextet from Lucia" t
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Iron-Clads.-A strong, ssrvtceable shoe
FOR boys and youths CANTRELL, 70 and 2<i Fourth
avenue, between Nineteenth and rwentieth streets
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f EsaDlcr IN An IssuaAsoE CAsR. In the
United States Circuit Court last night the
Elnry, after having had given them By the
Judge the instruct etions prepared by the plafns
/ Tits counsel, rendered q verdict for S5. 900,
with interest from LIST of January. is68.fn
1.-THE case of w. z. Davis ys. The New YORK
life Insurance Company. Mr. Dayis,s
father was insured In this company to the
amount Of 80, 900, and for four years prior
70 1851 regularly paid his premiums. In
FthatSear he rendered. .toithe agent in Peters-
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REV. Dr.. j L. BURRows.-A large N eet-
ing Of the members, male and female, of the
First Baptist church was held Sunday after
noon to confer with reference to the call
their pastor, Rev: DR.. J. L. Burrows, has
received from Louisville Remarks highly
complimentary to DR.. Burrows were made
by DR.. Coleman and Mr.. P. II. Starke, and a
series Of resolutions was passed expressive
of the church's appreciation Of his lbors
and urging him to remain here, and giving
strong reasons why he should do so. Dr..
Burrows is now In Louisville, but will re-
turn Thursday, and will then probably be
able to decide whether he will 60 to Louis
vile or remain in this community, where he
has endeared himself to the people of all de-
nominations.
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Btase Fair.

Otsas u
0FF1cE VIRGINIA STATE AsR1cuITuRAL
TN ~ SOCrETY, S
COLUMBIAN BLOCK, CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, October IL, ,1S74,
Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Es Please announce the following appoint.
ments ~ ~ & s5.. ss - 80 g +
i Colonel }. L. Darlington, chief marshal
10 place OF Colonel C. @. Tompkins, resigned
for ilLhealth. 81 S. q 80
Marshaps Staff: Msjor 3. P. Archer, o.
Richmond Colonel Thomas, Smith, of War.
renton w. s. Ficklin, of Charlottesville:
Colonel Ed. HarYie; of Amelia MIR. Ghamb-
lin, Esq, Of Richmond; Colonel q. w.
Pickreil, Of Richmond; Captain q. G. Nc.
Phail, Of Richmond.
81. Clay Chamblin, of Loudouu, superin
tendent OF Class I, Department 8. Z sis. s@
5 I. L. Payne, Of Richmond, snperinten.
dent Of Class 8, Department 1.
Special attention is called to the fact thai
our entry-books are now filing up, and all
persons who expect to exhibit for premiums
or otherwise should enter their goods at the
Secretary's Office without delay, as the pres.
sure of entries about the time of the Fail
may cause errors and confusion, which
should be avoided. w. c. KNIGHT, res,
~s5I Z - t-s F.*tts f.tt s#s1E President
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-. I ~. : y . u 80 4
MONTHLY MEETING OF THH METHODIST
SUNDAY.SCHooL SoCIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of this Society was held at
Manchester Methodist church Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock-T. L. D. Waford (presi-
.dent in the chair G. P. Rady, secretary
james E. Riddick, assistant secretary.
The meeting was opened with singing, led
by Manchester school, all the schools and
congregation present uniting with them.
Rev. Mr. Crenshaw led In prayer.
The President congratulated the Society
on the work Of the year and the prospects
for the coming time. He alluded to the work
required of a Sunday-school teacher, and ex-
horted them to be faithful and true.
Rev. W. B. McGilvray addressed the meet
ing. Subject; sThe measure Of teachers
faith should be commensurate with the
truths taught" he referred to his .recollec-
tions of early Sunday.schoo days, and the
impressions made on his mind and heart by
faithful teaching. His address was full of
encouragement to the Sunday.school work
erS. i.a
Rev. George c.. Vanderslice also addressed
the meeting Subject: "The Two Armies"
He made very interesting address to the
children, counselling and urging them to en-
list in the grand Sunday school army led by
the Saviour to certain victory. His remarks
were practical and the subject well illustra-
ted.
Mr.. A. L. West, assistant president, closed
the exercises with an appeal to both scholars
and teachers to heed the good advice given
them.
Tho fo1lou,;o 10 c,,pop,oru Of fho cuppr.
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LITERARY ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Association Hall was filed last night with
an intelligent and fashionable audience on
the occasion of the celebration of the ami
Yersary of the Richmond Amateur Literary
Association. Mr.. A. L. Owens delivered an
oration. Messrs. w. L. Ould and l.. e.
Noise debated the subject, "From which
does man derive the greater benefit society
or seclusion 2" the first named representing
the affirmative and the latter the negative
side OF the question. All OF the gentlemen
acquitted themselves quite handsomely. The
bouquets, sweet smiles of the fair, and fire.
quent encores of the sterner sex attested the
estimation Of their respective efforts. Mr..
Ould was declared the best debater, and as
such was presented with a handsome gold
medal by Captain D. w. Bohonon on penal,
of the>Society. Upon receiving it Mr. Ould
made an appropriate response. kessnlch's
band discoursed sweet music at intervals
during the entertainment.
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PETITIONS PRESENTED AND RRsERREp.

80 H ", 49,
By Mr.. Wagner:. Petition OF William
Gregory asking permission TO erect shed.
room on Bacon's.Q Quarter branch near Moore
street.
By Mr.. Williarns /: Petition Of q. s. Lump
kin & Co. asking permission to build pho
tographic sky-iight on top of building No.
1011 Stearns's block. ~ s..1 q.
BY Mr.. vandervalI: Petition Of Charles
Lewis to erect wooden building on Seventh
street, Navy Hui. 81. 80 .s. sF.t q.
By Nr. Todd: Petition Of ]. H. King to
erect wooden. building ON Marshall street
corner of Gilmer; also, petition Of w. b.
Smith for framed building at No. 1920 west
Cary street; T. j. Cousins, for permission
to add to framed dwelling on Belvidere strees
between Beverly and Alhemsrle.
By Mr.. MANLY: Petition Of T. w. Hoen-
ipger, john P. Ballard, B. II. Smith, Cook
& Laughtcn, and many others, asking the
continuation Of the asphalt pavement on
Twelfth street to Main street, &c.
BY Mr. Lipscomb: Petition of William
E. jefferson to erect framed house on Thirty
fourth near corner Of Marshall; also petition
Of Arthur Pollard TO build framed house
corner 81 and Thirty-frst streets.
BY MIR. SpangeRburg: Petition Of j. n.
Gregory to build framed house on Pine
stree, adjoining Mr.. Joseph Powell's house,
&C. Referred.
BY MIR. Darlington: Petition of L. A.
Crenshaw to build wooden Office corner OF
Twelfth and Cary streets.
Adjourned.
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OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN
REGARD TO THE "LEE ~ GALLERY:
ONE Of the best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES in the
UNITED STATES. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
BEAUTIFUL, ARTISTIC, aud ACCURATE LIKE
NEsSEs. Rev. g. G. BITING.
THEY have never been surpassed, SO fur as my
observation goes, in this style Of ART.
Rev.J. L. BURROWS.
THIS wELL-KNowN GALLERY shows a steady
Improvement In style ami ARTISTIC SKILL.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
THE PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar
ranged Rev. j. b. JETER.
THE PICTURES taken at the LEE Gallery are
truly good. RICHMOND DIsPATCH.
THE THANKS OF the VIRGINIA BAPrIsTs are
due to Mr.. DAVIES for the splendid pictures of
their ministers. RELIGIOUS HERALD.
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II is NOT TRUE There seems TO be an opinion
nreyalen, with some persons that there viii DO
furthar postponement Of the Library Coneer..
There is no ground for this idea We speak es-ea-
thedra when we say that Governor EranietIe Ia
forms MS and through US the public that the araw-
Ing will tase place ON the 30th OF November as
surely as that day wiz arrive IN tne IA,
eff or 10 add ,her mite the success OF the grea'
Jbrary. should not delay an hour 10 become share.
holders In the srandest enterprise ever offered 70
,he nub,ic Ii, tia or any other country For tcke's
~ Information, apply 10 A. r, L'Ecui TER, soS
Bank street, Richmond, Va I. !.
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IN ANTICIPATION OF A LARGE INCREASE IN
business, the old house Of e. B. SPENCE q SON,
merchant tai,ors, i 500 Main street. have anarsea
their e tabnshment and, In addition to their STOCK
for n,erchant tailoring, have provided larae and
we.selec,ed stock Of ready made clothing, consist
ING Of all The new styles Of dress and business SUITS
embracing the Prince Albert aud cutaHay frocks
and double-breasted sacks, and pants and vests IN
Great variety. In overcoats they have ali the new
makes of sacks, Glengarys, talmas, AID capes-ai a.
nr,ces To suit the times. Remember to call on
3. SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main street, for your Win.
ter clothing. sE9 55sssE5 5s s555
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HOSTILE MEETING OF PoIrT1cIANs.--'

HOSTILE MEETING OF PoI1T1cIANs.--On
Sunday afternoon MIR. Rush Burgess, one OF
the Republican candidates for Congress in
this district, and Major Patrick Hart, keeper
of the Union Soldiers Cemetery, just below
the city, met near the corner of TWENTY first
and Main streets, and got into q quarrel
abont political matters. Major Hart is an
ardent supporter Of Mr.. John. Amber Smith
and in the words which passed expressed hls
opinion Of Mr.. Burgess in terms which leo
Mr.. Burgess to strike slim g neayy eiom, p, y
close proximity to one sof his eyes. Ihe
Major responded IN gallant city yle, but before
any considerable damage was done by either,
bystaneers interterred and procured q cessa-
tion OF hostilities. Sunday night Mr. bur
aess was arrested upon the charge OF str1k.
Ing1 ,o,1 Major Hart and threatening to shoot
him hin He was admitted TO bail 70 appear
before the Police Court this norntDg, having
an engagement To speak at Lotiisa : sourl-
house yesterday sE3 81 !
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE OCTOBER II, 1874
Mrs. B. B. Bassett, Old Church post-oftlee,
Hanover county, Va; Mr.. Aderson l.; Bo-
hanan, Monroe City, W. Va; George Buck
ner, corner of Eighth and Cary streets, No.
26, Richmond; Colonel R. A. Crawford, No.
1922 f street, Washington, D. c.; CHM
Brothers, publishers, Boston, Mass; Goddin
& Warren, No. 1106 Main street; L. NJ. D.,
Richmond; Miss Maggy McDawl, staunton,
Va; Mr.. NJ. Moore, Danville, Va; Mr..
Nicholas Plain, Petersburg, Va; Major
John Poe. Chief Of Police. Richmond, va.
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FIVE CoNv1crs PARpoNED BY THR Gov
EsNoa.- Governor Kemper yesterday par
doned William johnson, Edmond satcnei,
Charles Brooks, Washington Pullett, and
William Henry Barnes (colored), who were
convicted of robbery at the March term OF
the Circuit Court of King George and sen.
fenced each to FIVE years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. They were pardoned
"because, first, the judge of the Circuit
Court who presided at the joint trial Of these
parties asks their discharge on the ground
that their conviction was caused by an error
of the court committed at the trial; second,
the conviction rested solely upon proof
which, at most, established a case of bare
technical guilt and excluded the existence OF
an intention on the part of the accused TO
commit the crime charged; third, pardon
asked for by the attorney for the Common
wealth who prosecuted, by the jury, the
officers of the court, and more than one hun.
dred respectable citizens Of King George,
alleging that the conviction was caused by
local excitement, originating in rnisapprehen-
sion and clearly iDfiicting injustice upon the
,Drisonerso -
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UNITED STATES DlyTRIcT CoURT-Judge Ro
bert ". Hughes presidin9.--Judge Hughes
returned from visit TO Washington Sunday.
and again opened bis court yesterday. The
following orders were entered: =
In the matter of James D. Walthal, bank
rupt: The assignee was ordered to sell the
bankrupt's real estate, consisting of $685.
acres OF land in Eockett township, Prince
Edward county, on the usual terms.
In the matter Of r. G. Farley, bankrupt
Upon hearing the petition Of Thomas Potts
and The demurrer thereto by the defendants,
the demurrer was sustained as 10 so much o.
the petition as relates to the discharge of the
bankrupt and oyerruled as TO the residue
thereof.
In the matter Of c. 81. Brautigam, invol'
untary bankrupt: Upon the petition OF GER
tain creditors OF the bankrupt to set aside
his discharge, and the answer. thereto by
the bankrupt being heard, 1t was ordered
that the rule issued herein be dismissed al
the cost Of the petitioners.
In the matter OF Benjamin +. Rowles,
bankrupt: Upon the petition OF John Scott
MISREPRESENTATION, the assignee was or
dered to appear here on the 2Sth instant to
show cause why the sale OF the bankrupts
land made BY him should not be set aside
snd the order therefor revoked. In the mean
time the assignee was restrained and enloined
from further proceeding, and the register in.
structed to cause report of the liens and
their priorities binding said real estate to be
made and filed with the court.
In the matter Of Henry Borst, bankrupt;
1t appearing By the report Of the assignee
and the exhibits Herewith filed, dated Sep
tember 26, 1874, that since the bankrupt filed
bis petition he has effected compromise
and adjustment Of his debts with his credit,
orr, and that they have consented that al
proceedings in bankruptcy be dismissed, il
was ordered that this cause stand dismissed
upon the payment OF costs Que the officers
of the court.
Isaacs, Taylor S Williams, bankers Of this
city, filed their petition in bankruptcy yes
terday afternoon individually and as firm
r William M. Davidson, OF Prince Edward
county, was discharged as a bankrupt.
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. CONSERVATIVE BARBECUE IN HESRIco.-
There will be Conservative barbecue and
public speaking at New-Bridge church, on
the Nine. Mile road, three miles from the city,
tomorrow. Preparations have been made
for grand old-fashioned political barbecue
and q good time generally. Governor G. C.
Walker, DR.. A.. S. McRae, General Bradley
T. Johnson, Colonel Chastain White, e. G.
Cabell, Hon. a. r. Holiday, George T. Tur-
ner, Henry A. Atkinson, B. A. Hancock, Ma
jor a. N. Braxton, and others will address
the DeoDlp $3.50
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CoNv1crs RECEIVED The State prison was
reinforced Yesterday by the arrival of three
convicts, viz, James Crocker loolored, lsie
cious Shooting; Allen johnson, from Gray,
son, for three years for horse-stealing; ana
Scott Bishop. from NottoWay. for fifteen
wears for assault with intent to kill and rob.
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Glps1Es. band Of gipsies passed through
the CITY, southwark bound, yesterday.

TIE GERMAs1A BALL.-The ball of the
Germania Mannaechor at the new Market
Hotel last night proved; as was anticipated,
a most successful affair. Ihere was laIge
gathering of our German fellow.citizehs, 70,
gether with quite number OF others, ana
all enjoyed themselves. to their hearts con,
tent untiia a late hour. Kessnich furnlsnea
the music, which was very fine.
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HUMAN HA1R, HUMAN HAIR. AT E. L. GRAN
GERS, 627 BROAD STREET, would respectfully
to call the attention Of the ladies to LOT OF hair
have just received, containing two hundred pounds
the cheapest ever imported into Richmond; and
WITH for the next thirty days give the greatest In
ducements ever offered to ladies In need Of human
hair goods. With many thanks to my customers
for their most liberal encouragement since my
starting the manufacturing of human hair goods, !
will at all times exert myself to secure such bar
gains as will enable me 10 sell human hair goods at
prices unileard OF before In this city.
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POLICE Court. YssT sTERDAT.-Police Justice
White presidins.-The court disposed of
the folio wing cases:
James Fox (colored) was sent to the
ehain-gang for ninety days for beating his
wife.
William Green was fiued s5 for an assault
upon Harvey Yerby.
George Rogers "a colored boy) was sent to
the ststion-house for stealing policeman's 8
lamp step. ;,
Martha E. Taylor (colored) was sent to Jail
for six months for stealing S25 in money from
Michael McQuade.
George Deane (colored) was fined s2.5o for
beating Fanny Scruggs.
Edward Porter (colored) was fined 81 for
drunkenness.
Lewis Hill (coloreD was sent to the Hust-
ings court upon the charge of bastardy:
William Wystt-and Washington Jackson
were placed under bond to keep the peace.
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woRK RESUMED BY THE SToNE.C CUTTERS -
The stone-cutters employed by the Govern.
ment at the works Of Messrs. Albert Ora'
Vav & 20. resumed work yesterday morning
under temporary arrangement by which p
they are TO have three, quarters OF fan nouI Y.
for dinner. The supervising architect at
Washington has been written TO Tor inior-
nation concerning the usage in other places.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD County CoURT.-The fol
lowing business was transacted in this court
yesterday: John 81. Winfree was appointed
collector of Mattoax township utce William
Blankenship, who failed to qualify, anG
John S. Wilkerson was appointed collector
of Midlothian to toWnship. l.. w. Cheatham
Alfred f. Threat and Thomls Heath were
appointed judges of election, aud S. p
Cheatham registrar for Glover Hill town
ship.
The CHILD CASE Judge CIopton, Of the
Hastings Court, sitting ia caam bers, yes
terday rendered his decision in the case OF
George Plantz us. Sarah Plantz, brought be.
fore him few days since on writ of hGbeas
corpus. charging her with the unlawful de.
tentlon of the child, in favor OF the mother
Of the infant.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-SundAy night
two. young men arrested . negro named An
derson Hays for attempting to break into
the grocery store of Messrs. Westmoreland
Brothers, on Hull street. He was lodged
In the station-house until yesterday, when
he was taken before his Honor Mayor Chiles
who continued the case until this morning
Our PrBLIc SoHooLs.-Sixty public school;
are now in successful operation in the coun
ty of Chesterfield, twelve of which are 10
Gated in the city of Manchester. At Midlo
THAN large school-house is being erected
The CIRCUIT COURT conyenes to-day.
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THB CANyAss.-GoyerDor Gilbert G.
Walker, General Bradley T. johnson, Colo.
mel w. S. Gilman, Captain George D. Wise
Messrs. r. b. Berkeley, Chastain White
Hill Carter, William Josiah Leake, JosephJ'
White, w. w. Berry, aRd others, will speak
at Ashland to- day.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. Patrick
Ahern, brother of Mr.. John Ahern, of this
city, died yesterday morning at IL O'Clock,
after protracted illness of nearly SIX
months. The deceased was native of Ire
land, but had been resident Of Richmond for
many years. He was sixty-four years of age.
His funeral will take place from his brothers
residence, corner of Third and Leigh streets,
this afternoon at O'Clock.
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DELEGATES ELKcTED.-The McGill Lyceum
has elected Messrs. John Murphy and Juan
A. Pizziui as delegates, and John A. Casey
and f. P. Burke as alternates, to the annual
convention of the Irish Catholic Benevolent
Union, which meets In Baltimore on Wednes-
day the 2lst instant.
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TEMPERANCE SERMON Rev. Richard W eils
preached nm excellent sermon on temperance
to the colored Sons of Temperance anu 9ooo
Templars at the Ebepezer Baptist cnufen on
Sunday. The choir sang numoer Oh tem, l,
perance odes, and the occasion was epJoyeu
by all who were present.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP acFfSms
" COMPANY. ssssziss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splcndia,
steaIners-oLD LDnOMINf0N, W YAN2kE, 49, y ~
T1rhaAb-eYerY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and sea-
G These SHIPS @ are entirely rsv. and were built ex'
p.Tf TSsy have nav w spisadid saloons, and bath
The Tie fare, aecommoda tiops and attention are nm
Geods shinnad by this line are landed regulals
at New York on the lpmpany's covered pistr' .
N1ssas sssst For New Work soTware
WITH dispatch, and no CHARGE arsda excSpt aesra
| ! frstrht Sr.i rscsiYed untii 8 y. Ms daily.
4 ' ~ 49, eEDREE W. ALIEN &s co.. AEcnts
sn,a ONCE CoIapanyss whRSYes4 Rrckestbs
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PAgDoNs REFUSED. - Governor kemper
Yesterday refused applications for pardon
made in behalf Of Charles Tyree, who Is
serving out five years term OF imprlson,
ment in the penitentiary for burglary, anu
Romulus S. Warf, who was sent 10 the
county iail of Patrick for petit larceny.