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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-08
A Pleasing Incident.

Hon. W. D. Porter received, on
Thursday last, a communication from
William W. Beikuau, Esq, Sccre-
tary Of War at Washington, in which
he stated in substance that during
the burning Of Columbia, he being
then in command of the Fonrth Dl-
vision of the Seventeenth p rmy Corps
Of the Army Of the Tennessee, had
personally rescued from the old capt.
tol building, just prior TO its dcstruc-
tlon, copy Of the rules of the House
of Representatives and the Senate of
South Carolina, bound in one volume,
with tho various Acts and resolutions
containing standing orders and the
Constitution of the State and the
United States, and stamped "EGon.
W. d. Porter, President of the Sen.
ate" That he hnd retained the vol
nme as rcminiscence of the war,
but during a recent visit of Mr..
Porter TO Washington. lie had men
toned the fact, and now took the op.
portunity of returning it to it's right.
full owner. The book is in a perfect
state of preservation, being but
slightly worn in the many vicis>i.
tudes through which it has passed
since 1863. On tho ny-leAf, in Mr.
Belknap's handwriting, arc the
words, "Takcn from the Capitol OF
South Carolina, at Columbia, Febru.
ary II, 1868, by Wm. W Bel
knap, General Commanding Fourth
Division, 18th Army Corts, Army
OF the Tennessee, and returned to
VIM. D. Porter, Esq, June Goth
1874, by Wm. w. BeIknap, Secretary
of War;" Incidents Of this kind are
in themselves especially pleasing, a:
they convey an evident desire aud
Willingness to revive and restore
pleasant feelings and relations he
tween the two sections of the
country NeaGs and Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MALTA
Tuesday. DEC. 90.

Tuesday DEC 90
Europe Plymouth CherOours and Hamburg by steamship
Les,ins close 80 Supplementary Mail IL closed at
1850 Steamship 2 from the foot
Of Fires st.. uoboken.
WHIMSICAL. Disc. so.
Liverpool steamship
Java close 1890 S1pplemenarJ Mail closed az the
Post-Omce Steamship a. lO3O Cunaru
DOES Jersey tit,.
Clarbel close III steamship sails IRON Her No.
81, North RIVER . 49,.
Plymouth Cheboafg and Hamburg steamship
Westphas 80 Supplementary Mai closed the
80 Steamship sails from foot
Tbirdst HoboEen.
Mail. Tor Havana bv the steamship Crescent City close At
the Post OGee 2;iO m
sails 5 IN. from Pier No. l3 y. t.
FRIDAY. JAS.
Dar-The Ohcs all Mails will be clo3ed 10
O.
Mails Tor Newousd.sa NewYors Po.-omce
] 30 o..
NnIOr HALIFAX H. codM the Ssw.Yok PostO he. ever
tyn6pn -
sATCRDAf. JAN 2.
IL Supplementary Mail is closed 8. the PosOhce 1l:3O
m. ] from Pier No SO North River
For Europe and Bremen By tue steamship Nckar
~ Supplementary Mail the Post,
Once $50 Steamship sails Al D. H. from Pier loot Of Third
st.. IHboken.
Mails AsplnxaI Paaams the Central American Pacific
ports &C., Acspuc0 close 10 supple
Nail the Post 0hce IL Steamship sails
IL H., frosn Pier No ~ North River
Mails ksy West bv steamship Geo. W. Clyde close
eisan,hip seB q D. n, hvn f1es No. ~, East hivss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
sBIpPIN0 INTELLIGENCE



CLEARED.
Shin Bro,h.rs Apap (Br) PerrUgrs Gsnos q oesn' "a
sb,n Grid Hammond. London, Grlnnel niha'n ""
shin gsr,toez Kendall. San Francisco. Sutton q co,,
Rsrt Gn.tay Met,ler Jock. Dublin. Punch. Bdye 20
Rsrl Jacob Austl CessOrck, Limenck soco,'cn n.
R.rt Alice Taintsr (Br LOsberg, CAME fenie,ga1 Due
R,iy Mimi. Trsub. Scane Maanlss, James H. VAN a."
Rne Alfredo (SpanD Lisa. Barcelona. b. Pago ~
Scbr A1eda 4 Laurs JOrgensen, baracos d. q "eh0e@
p.pp Chairman ,of 81 John n b. PeDrly, HalfaI. n g.,
,sbI Tesler ioi Fepo Bunker Maraeabo 20 days e.
FOREIGN PORTS. ,,
orvvxrowy Dee 2S-The American Lane sSansnp
rom H. arrived here TINS morning s'1 NV
rsed,d at % l. TO- for liverpool ~..u.h,,
Souru.sproy Dec 2S-The North German Lieut. 'es,..p
RrsuoscbveiQ Unduesek, from baltimore Dee Id Tor ~
here SATURDAY night 49,, ,r..,.,, winah,n JAILED
CsDlrS Dec sThe steamship Gsmogsn from Ss"
York Dec 10. arrived here to-day s,.a her. th. morn
ing from NeW-iork.
LONDON Dee. 2SThe brig Hermann 81 L''rpo'' 70 Jay '"
PoxrssorTH NJ H. Dec 2SThe schr Ke,sath from Nsvis'h
for Boston, loaded with umber. went ashore on 'AfA " ~
hIr Sunday night aud Is full Of water -. , po,,,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 2S-The schr Helen Loee ION IoV
Rico Tor loaded with went ashore last ngo' All
hands were saved. owned in Boston
lfOr Lates ShtD NeDs see FVth Pdoe'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
A STOCKHOLDERS RIGHTS.
SUIT AGAINST TILE NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RA

SUIT AGAINST TILE NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAIL
ROAD
A suit brought by Daniel B. Allen, a stock
holder in the lAto RArtan and Delaware Bay Railroad
against the Eew-Jersey Southern Railroad and its
directors aud the four directors Of the former road who
constituted its Executive Committee, and others, was
argued yesterday demurrer. before Judge Van Worst
III The Supreme Court, Special Term. The plaintiff.
owner of 1893 shares, behalf Of himself and al other
Stockholders similarly situated, charges that In 1866.
1867, 1865, and 1862 Charles Gould NOW dead) II. NJ
Alexander Ashbel Green, and g. G. Wheeler. jr were
the Executive or Managing Committee Of the Raruan
and Delaware Bay Railroad. aud that In those years
they deliberately planned TO reduce the profits OF the
road and to that end made contract with W. s. Sneden
Il Co., a Company which really themselves, very
uufavO rable the company and IN this way allowed
default TO be made the interest OF the inst
mortgage for Fl 900; that the bondhoders commenced
foreclosure; that after this these parties comDro-
missed their foreclosure suit 10 obtain control Of IL
that master In chanccry appointed June 49, 1869,
10 SELL and on Sept. II, 1862 made nominal sale at
nominal price Of all the Company's property, but has
never filed any report OF sale; that on the same day
these four defendants, with Others met and anu organ
lied new company with tho old name. OF which they
became the Ofcers mortgagsd the property OF the old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
CIVIL NOTES.

A suit was brought by David Groesbeck,
years ago. against Trinity Church. represented ny
It's rector, the Rev. Dr. DIX, aud Senior warden "m L
Dunscomb to distribute s property among PROTESTANT
churches this island the ground tnat lrihy hau
departed purposes for which 1t was endowed
and that other denominations more truly repre-.
scented purpose. Tie church demurreu, anu tuis
demurrer and u motion for receiver were arRueu az
elaborate opinion, the result OF which WAS Applea
ton denied. Demurrer sustained, and plaihtn h9s
allowed 10 amend" No judgment was entered on tnis
decision given about four years ago YESTERDAY, on an
affidavit Of the Rev. Dr. Dix as to tue facts Judge oeoK
wick granted an order dlsmisslng the complaint
In the reference to take testimony in the suit
OF Angel agt the Eric Railway Company and others,
TO DO used on motion for injunction in that SUIT
William Butler Duncan was examined az TO the e'ooo
shares of New York, Buffalo, aud Erie stock when Is
charged to have been improperly bought ny Eric hc
stated that the stock delivered to him under o
written by John Gray to be held N escrow
ill certain notes of the Erie Railway Company ior NO.
OO were paid. lie denied any particular knoWeugI VI
tue operations OF the C@mPaes oaI MIR John
A. G.. Gray then placed on the staud anu testttu
purchased the stock under the agreement o he
Erie Railway Company, but declined to say Of whom he
had purchased 1t, that bring private business
The proceeding was adjourned pcnunB the uisoueeio
VI his duty to answer.
An application was yesterday made by the
Hudson River Railroad Company. to Judge DON
ohue, sitting in Supreme Court Chambers. for the
appointment OF commissioners to fix the value OF lana
they claimed to be necessary to them to connect their
tracks with the blocks occupied by them below sixty
f-st Tie strip they want Is about GA feet Dy l3S anu
IA in the block between Sixty fifth and SiXty-slxth-sts
and Inc have and Hudson River, across one emu
of when their track runs dagonaly They desire
10 make a switch aud curve on the west SIDE OF thei
track leading their catteyaris ana elevator anu
grain warehouse. The block Is owned Dy the Meopol-
ian ds Company who oppose II, claiming that IL was
nor needed ny The company; that they. beins pupc
corporation, not subject 10 Inc law OF ennut ~
me wharf wnere they receive their coal. Ihe hat,er
was referred to JOAN s. LtArcce to take PROOF or the
rrts H. IT, Anderson and Mr.. l. oms. Tor appellants !;
] Judge FLucner and ). y. NASH opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
CeQai Notlrcs.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
~ COUNTY of NEW YORK-wlLLIAM D. DOUGLAS. WILLIAM
HANES and DOUGLAS MERRITT acting EXECUTORS OF the Last
Will and Testament Of George Merritt deceased plaintiffs
ALDEN b. STOCKwELL, BESJAMIN z. HOWE. JENNIE HOWE.
SARAH +. HOWE, C0RNELIA VI. HAW KIES, aud RICHARD
HAWKINS her husband THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
defendants suumons-For Relief Com not seryet To the De-
them fon hereby summoned and required
complaint this which will he 6e the Office Of
copy The said complaint
subscriber his Office No. As Pnest said city, within
OF this exclusive OF the day
aud II tail the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this will apply the Court for
relief demanded in the complaint. -
plaintiffs Attorney. 46 Pine.st. Nev.iork.
The COMPLAINT in the aboveentl duly filed in the Office
Clerk OF City County the 10Th day Of
December 1874 AT W. VAN VECHTEN PLAINTIFF Attorney.
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
Plaintiffs. sgspst Thomas W.. Remand, observation-disclosures for
demand Com not se)ro the defendant above
hereby summoned required the
this which will he flied the Office the CLERK OF the Su
Court and County Newiork the County Court house.
aod copy OF to the said compu the sub
Of this exclusive Of the
and ia TO the said complaint within
the plaintiffs this will take judgment
hundred dollars and
from the ist dsV Of November thousand eight
hundred besides the and disbursements OF this
action.-Dated w.iorE. December lib 1874.
CHiTrRNDEN HUBBARD
PLAINTIFF Attorneys, il Pine.st
The complaint in the sboveend oiled 10 the Office Of
the CLERK the City and Couny the l4h day o De-
cember iS74.-Dstei New.York. December l4th. 1874
dis isw6wTu CHITTENDEN Il HUBBARD. P"Ts Arys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
ChLINDARS-THIs DAY.

CALENDiRS-THs DAT.
SUPREME CoCRT-CHAhBERs-D0soHUE j.
AZ Nichols agt Hardy &C. lGS Continental Nat Bank agt
10. The Mayor, &C., agt. Ge- 90. Adams IT,
n.t. 1874 Seymour AIT. Haken
7G Obrie Gc agt Gleason, 2Oj. Hopper Hopper.
&c ~ 2U6. WAIT agt. Weller.
n s,nnders nc ,gt vii. POS Harrington ampert
hanson. 2Jl 81 .eker sgt Sp01Or.
l2l Security }auk agt Smith 23. Gin Guard Saw. Inst
&c 13i. Pool &c sgt. Bissell &c.
l96 Matter OF the Reever,p 239 The Mayor &c. Dan.
the Columbia Ins. Go. matt, &c
GgSRRAL rEKx-Adjourne for the Term.
SPECIAL TERn-yAy worst. J.
D,nurres Issues OF Lar and Fact
o. w ortiz Penn lion Ill Anderson the Mayor.
Demarp,t 1875, Met. lns. Co. sgt. y. L. b.
% .Gre,yes agt, Yonee. OF Fire Underwriters ct al.
1853. CASHIER ag. ODonoghue
CRcuIr-PAsr L-Adourned for the Term.
PART II.-Adjournej for the Tenn.
PA1r III.-Aiiourued tor the Term
suPaRIoR CouRr-TRIA -Adiouned for the Term
Pant I.-AdlOuned for the Term.
GENERAL TyRs-Adjournei for the FERN.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUirY TEKN.-Adjournej for the Term.
TRIAL TERx-PART L-AdjJlrlei e the Term.
PART l.-Adourned Tor the Term.
MARINE CouRr-TEiL THRx-PARr lad jouned for the Term.
PART Il-Adournei TOR the Term
PART IlI.-Adjournei for the Term.
PARr Iv.-Adiourned for the Term.
GENERAL R-iienry Harrison. John Moore
Henry Peuwck obbrs Bridget TrneT Parck Walls
feoous and battery William johnson
Kogg Mae Robert hcCsdrey Joseph Rogers
Lynch William AL Thomas Lakn. George RYAN.
Edward DrumRode grand larceny Joseph Mon
tsgus, burglary Thomas LarkD, petit larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

pRoM LIVERPOOL In steamship AdrtaH@ pee rI. a. W.
p.,jss and maid Mr.. and M VIM Cumming AK AZ Dar.
asp George Csner g.eeoes James WATT w.
Stetthemer Wm Penn Lewis, James " ntenae, Wsfer
Thos Hope wilboI Mr. E,nors TIE. s.r. ". ..:bsi
p.,is r. woodward MI and Mn 3 RAYMOND 1%iS
james Baler George PeDde Mr. syiss D. ha5' %sS O. c.
smth Col Leopold Markbrep VIM Pet Brown !" W " Hshy
Bsteb.iler Mu.son H.. A. Glover, W. r. Lehs' w. e A
w /. Giant J. b. sEssey, H. Loomls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

DECISIOSS-DEC. 20.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge DOnOhue.-
Hoffman agt MprrJadgmrnt graneL F National Bank of
Mid eton Stowei alOder granted appointing receiver
Snth sgt Smth-eeence ordered Lowentha agL steyeus-Re
ceiyer appointed
SUPERIOR Court-Special Tcrm-By Judge SedG-
wk-In Of psion of stephen Beekmn Tor an
order III mortgages be discharged Of rer"-Oner set
tied Groesbeck Dnncpmhe e a-Odrr dshss'hk senuei
comp as TO the defendant, Morgan Ola, granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
Marple ano DlGre flanIfls.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRlCES.-An
extensive Marble and Maped Nantes and az otntr
Marbwor Marble Turning for the trade A. hLABbR l34 Lat
EghttenhL. near rhri-aVe, n l.
4 GREAT reduction III prices OF Marble ana
n N,rbre antels all kinds Of FoOr Thing Monuments .s1'
Plumbers AMI CGnrmakers now offered At MA
Der Co.'S Marble Woks Nos III TO 223 West fihfs'
Broadway.
STEWART'o Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Rehand designs at the oses prices 2Zo ani ~
We, Twenty hris.. between Eghth-dyeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
Gtationerp.
DenIlsIrn.

nR. WAIT & son. 45 EAST 23D-ST., have
new metallic base Artificial Teeth which lighter stronger
aud other and being perfect conductor OF animal
heat perfectly heayOny $50 SET Tles also insert supe
nor P.in Rubber prices Fine Gold Plugging
fresh at 81 for the h
and 5Uc. each succeeding young LADY in attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

THE ROBBERY OF THE COINsELLER
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
George Reilly, who robbed Luther Bryant, the corr
seller on Willan.st brought up for sentence ana
wa. committed to the State Prison for ten years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann dses. 1913 run sen...... A:4V moon
a,sH fnp Dky-A -, oaa
Sandy HOOK. GOS Cow isIsno. 0%4 hen WV ''"" ~
''' uIeH wArsH DAY.. on
Sandy Hsot. O:30 0ov's tssDd l:Oo ne" %" F'' 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
European ADVERTISEMENTS
Rss mel

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced
Genera Debility and Loss OF Appetite II sir
valuable Tor by the Food 1ourns Arthur Hill
Hassal N. d., Wentworth L. Scott, T. g. 4. T. A. s. L.
PR A. &C. Sold BY Grocer omen and Cheuiss in large
bett<, a. "a each. beware limitations Prepared bv
90opALL BACkH0uSE Co..
Lssds En6isnA
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AN .,.. sGsO. !. III ...oss. ss~ sss o.
q, n.
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LIALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER pA'LF
(SINDAYS ExCEPTgD) AT AVN.
From Pier % North Of Murrlyss.
s.am.s NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY.
Gan, g SERMONS Capt. O.. 81. SIMMONS
Tt. most direct MGeboro Plymouth New
Bedford Msr;Las vuegar Nantucket Cape Cod tue WHITE
MouNTAIyS sad all paps 7oiu in NewgDesn AMI the rv'
Ststercons Apply at III ana oZo ooso~N
Bro,vsy corner Tbriav. and Oue'h.nrelapi-
DoIs kIr Offices 944 Broaawv amt 10 Court
Office Pier aud at all pnncpa hoIsS
sHe '''N'' "- - w. BORDEN LOWELL Agens
GEORGE l. COSEOR. General PASSENGER en,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c Fare,
~ ST. % leave Pksp Sew'liavea and III
y m ted connecting with the railroad
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RALRoAD-Afer ID 1874 thoulh rsins Wiz
rave Grand Central Depot . IA,
o. and Nortnern kxpress ">ss
through and st. Alans ... ..,s a. aA.L
lO:JO n Special Chicago Express with dra"nsfe0" q"
buiao
II 200 q, M Scrthen and Western brp-esA
m Non,yr.i EIpresa sepls9can from Few.fefkts
st. AbsnA -, ,-- ar. "a, W.t.r.~, "a
s.nnn w P.sc Express. Dsv with sleepngesr, fos koeser
paao nd Niagara Fa also for Chicago via both L. D. aa ~
hs n~ H. Express with .eepingc for TROY and Albany
Way rims a. yer Local Lime i'''A CH. KENORtck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
s,.smboats an6 Railroads.



DNDGEPORT, and an points on h soe.ossSosY
s.,. c..ssns. sip It 1880 m s.d Snasslen
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N .tH.::, y "a,
u IttEsrOws LINE to THs cSns.e. q S.sI,1s ~
ssS a. Hampton Junction v1th De. - NJ
psIIipsSurr Lebgh and S,.sS.rS -
hisA Direct Lin. .s z N.rY.s ss.s:
west also 70 '''"w WINTER LRRAEGRMsSf .u.vc
Couu.nsinr Dec a. 1874Lesve View p..s.ss~ DssA
6,l5 -NsSs TsAM Psningsa Easosi Ssrssr
Alen,svs Mach Chunk Tsnaqua, Tanansso' ""'''
ton, ke yr r.. p,.,,s.n
SGS Wsy Tss for Rsstos Bslvidsre hsseh Cssss
n. re- Pitou Mshssoy City NJ Carmel Hshetss IL 80
Towsnds Wsvery Ge Connects a. Juneh0s "'n Ds''' N
SO -NssxSs R.r,m S.' tsIssps sa's:'; . ~ q
Tm%sron At Esstou Msaeh Chunk Tansqos
iJ.3O a n-Wsv Train for somervnle ,. v.s su~~tovu
ia m-Bxrsrss fsr Pienngtes, Hastss ts0 x5ssI
M.arh Che al Mshsnsy City. Hsreeo WiAs,o.ns
tps Coum it, Lanesr EOhst. Pot:snIe hsrn.Ss ssS.r.
40 wa Tras for Plsinish. On saturdays s"% v s'
-w,y Tr,is for Esses, Alensow. and hsseA Shss!
Connects junction with Del, Lack ana n CT
I:3Op Way Train for sonsrvfLe ana FhnhtSe
6p n.-Wsy Train for Sonervtla,
S.I5 D. m.-war Tran oy Plsneeld. ,.. .u..,.~, nssss
S30 m-EvzxIsa ExPREss, daiv ior bsos, "a
Chont Wilkssbsrrs TOwsuds. Resns Hafs9sfs' r'os"~
@so On, Se Gas T. n.-w., Train, for sonsrvills
1870 D. m (Emrrant)-Por gaston
e;l5p m.-wsy Train for Semervile
,:;o S,. "f 81 s biS SIS GAO
4is oiso9is g. 5:l5 b:3O545 s:l5. CAS- 1912 '''s'
SIS, sls. 1880 ll;ls I'D T. KICKER, Sac. and En-
n R.LnvN General Passenger Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02
8nhu,p1,d 9ispahh.
FRIDAY. JANUARY ?, 1874.

ADenyer journalist, whose name, had he
lived at Jerusalem In the first century,
would probably have appeared IN the NTH
cbapter OF Acts instead Of that OF AsaBas,
has erected a model sensation. While
mother Is washIpg her baby her daughter
anpears covered With blood aNa says that
she has cus of Johny's head. The mothes
asks. aWhyn? Because you sasd you'd az
&c il he took any preserves, and ne toes
some.o The mother imprinted a knock %
affection on her daughters brow wssa
wash-hoard, killing her irrnediatety, znet
<Iropped the baby into cub Of scssain.
water, then crushed from the houses now
Ing maniac, utteripg shEeks which Nied
nearly two columns Of the paper. Ernden
5 mothers in Denver ne longer wssh thei
babies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

PANIC! rAN1o'
Jrr,1IJs sYCLE has just received from New
~ suctIons a large stock of FOR EIGN and Do
BLACK GRos. GRAIN SILKS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS.
- DRESS GOODS.
sArTEENs, DIAGosALs, CAHELs HAIR a ne"
EMPRESS CLOTHS. Moss CoLoRs, ALrAcAs' and
SILK POPLNs.
BLACK GOODS. .....:
CAsubEREs, SATTEESs, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, anu CRAZE
100 CLOTHS. Also, a full line OF BLACK ALPACAs,
WHITE AND CoLORED FLANNELS,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANNELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLANNELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, CoLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFoRTERs. ..
CASSIMERES.
In CAssrTERgs we have full assortment at all
prices.
SaAwLs and CLoAKs, new STYLES;
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMBR1c EDGINGs AND REAL VALKN'
KID GLOYES-our own Importation;
GENTLEMEN's aud LADIES' UNDERWEAR, a full
BLEAcIiED and BRowS CoTToNs and SnEET1NGs.
NV stock Is complete in every department.. aug
offer special Inducements to az II M, want OF Dh1
415 Broad street. between Fourthand Fifth.
statesmen: j. j.. Turner, w. y. Powers. John
n. Gary, George z. BagbY L, j. stern. MISS . u.
Stern. no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

TOR RENT. a first class 40 USFy NO. IA
4 II 1s naeasf5 div street. containing nine IN
rooms and a br1ck Kitchen with four rooms
Wsfer and gas througuou the house. Batnin8-
room attached. Apply to .-pvuapRsg
t.o.1tA a. corner Byrd and First streets. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02
By Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

GTOCK OF SELECT FAMILY GROCE-
y RES, LIQUORS, WINES. TuBACCo AND
CIGARS, SHOW.C CASES, &C, SPRING WAGON.
&c, &c, Ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to make q
change In my business, L will sell ut auction on
TUESDAY. january 9th, at 10 o'clock, ut my
store, No. $50 Main street,, between Eighth and
Ninth Streets my entire stock OF goods, consisting
in part OF
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES,,
FINE TEAS, SAUCES, JEELIEs,
CANNED GOODS, SARDINESf ts'
FANCY GROCERtES, SOAPS,
SUPERIOR FRENCH BRANDY ana LIQUORS,
PoRT,kHERRY. and other WINES,
Twenty barrels PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
SII.yRR-PLATED ann other SHOWCASES,
PATENT COFFEE aud SPICE MILLS and CHEESE
PIATFoRM and COUNTER SCALES, .gs$is
FINE TEA-CADpIES, mACKEaEL.
BLAcKING, DEMIJoHSs, &C, &C.;
Que sPnfNG TOP w AEON HORSE, ana htHSESS,
This stock Is all fresh and desirable, aud merits
the attention Of the trade and families. ar 4
TERMS sums of $50 and uuder. cash over YOU
and under 90, thirty days. over II co. sixty day5'
for approved endorsed city paper 4. pTrp
I Cook q LAUGHTos, Auctioneers. :, 1 de ~ /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02

NOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL On
nc No. 200 east Main street. between III
- ~ and Third streets at present occupied by
AZ p +. Howard, containing ten good rooms
i;tchen with four rooms, water, gas, bath, &c
ios''''N w. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
do 1aend3t 1905 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
11I5 Main street, opposite Dispatch.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUNDRED
4 AND THIRTY ACRE FARM WIFE! THY, IN
PRovEMENTS, TO BE SoLD C At lrs GHpsEvE a
Ja aStI iaTH, 1874, AT II O'CLOCK NJ,
THAT BEING COURT DAY:-By virtue OF q deed
S,st. 1870 and of record In County Court Of Ches-
teTdeid. default having been made ID payment ola
certain negotiable note secured In said deed and
nenn reouested SO to do by holder of said note, Twill
proceed ills III TO the highest bidder at public auction,
ut the above time and place. that certain TRACT
OF LAND lying in Dale township OF Chestcrhcid
comfy. near old Courthouse bounded by the lands
of s, b. Duyal, Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
Cheatham and others containing one hundred and
thirty Il 3O) acres more or less with improvements
the' con. - -
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay expense OF sale
and negotiable note TO the amount OF f353o5
with interest to date of sale. =,
j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. ia l-tis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-02
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e BY Cook b Laugh s6n. AncticDeefs, IS:
8se corner governor ana FrAnklin streets


e sARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOgsE-
IL HOLDEuXEITUEE, &c, AE q, Ag g ~ o.
THIS DAY Us 10 O'Clock we VIII seu ah CT a1T
aaasfoora i large assortment. on HOUSEnOLD
Hansisome COTTAGE Cs1a11BrH SUITS, With msr.
q plain cosTaas oaAasEn SUITS; La, ,.,,s :.,,r.a
81 WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, covered Wisn 81 81 .
4 ROSEWOOD FRAHEn PARLeR suFT; -,
HANDSOME WALNUT E0EAS, covered Wit1 INIT ail',
wIISI,r and OAK ExTENsIOS-TABL az az
EC4NE DIrING-RoORC HkfRsi -
OAKand WALNUT HAT RACKS; -. II;
SUPERIOR FEATHEH-E BEDS and PILLOHsi Bsf
HAZE and SHUCK MATTRESSES; ~ 81
MATIOG Any SIDEBGARpS; s<t.tf. ts -
3 sets excellent BED-SPRINGS.fc& -
Ma iIoa sn WALNUT VA and STAINED WARD
MAHo o 'MAnsLE-Tor BUREAUS and VASE 'a
JEssY LIND and other BEDsTEADs;
LoOKING:GLAssES, faF :E
WTSnow-CGn ANS and SHADES,
COOKING and IfKATrNG-sToYEs. }t
CRocKERY and GLASSWARE, &c AITGHTON. i.
So. ~. ~. Coo'NAt Aucti0neers.