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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02

With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LAST CONCERT the Library, Museum. and other
departments are To bc enlarged AMI endowed with Il
fixed and certain animal income Sticn IN cndow-
In,nI fund is desired is will secure beyond perad-
venture not only the maintenance ot thi: uaglilti-
CENT rsfallishlncnt. but It's cD.!stunt growth.
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yEwELRY, dc.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

Great bargains offered 10 ,SnJEW-
pJAMOSI,S WAIChE rs. CHAINS M
ELkY. ,,o,,iny-
In order TO realize the eash on 'be ,, Dy,s,t IN
named : Forfeited Pledges " shall eaea .,rd,Lss
ducemen,s TO purchasers Of same. Ane a''
consist OF w,., In is karat
, genuine +. B. Adams Watch, In Is Karat H'A''
As very isne IA and IS karat Gold stem anu
winding Watches 49,. Sa,x Chains:
Diamond Kiags and Buttons; Us Ans ";old 9lSs,
Topaz Bloodstone and heavy riih o'''
for lsdies aud gentlemen; .,na Bosoa
2s Iocseis and chat ms, "a sets OF sse 49,, o hue
Buttons, sets OF Plus ana sar't'"s'
brooches; ma :. aid and Ea-
nond i.ocket, / nIe solid Coo anu " numerous
Hoicer and many other articles 700 ~ rapsi-
te .pentIon; all Of which shall @.' q
s,,,iy icss than the cost Of the Same. ,n.d 10
Imost respt ctfuliy inyite every one IN. earliest
warJs e.tting great bargains TO eau ~ '''e vs.
dale ano exaaline the articles ~ -, f,ticc,
NA'e S, a. WINSTOck'3 LOAN Loan, slseyt
No. II Fourteentn,s f5toteL
ma.1m pgdes EzclaAse fiV's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02
ITO PHYSICIANS.


LILLY & PHELAA's AROMATIC AND
LIQUID PEP>INE,
the true digestive lrHcipc nf h.auimIl stomach;
one iUd ounce dissolycs 90 grains 81 cO,l ult..i
albumcn.
tFFERVESCENT NITRATE OF CtRIIN.
a most efficient remedy Ia some form, III atu.rl-
EFFEkEESrESr Cl lRA1E OF Ll1ilIA,
especially recommended rs less irritating H. Tie
stomach than other forms of utHia.
For sale by MEADE BAhER.
Pharmacies.
irl7 olg Nlain >tIc-t.
DERCY'S YITALlZED PflOSPHATEo;
WINCHESTER'5 HYPOpHOSPliATES Of
LINE and SODA;
BUTTONS MALT and HOPS. for she by
j. BLAIR. Drn2&i>t.
myl9 SO Broad >'l,rlt
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TIE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

for the purposes mentioned, and which1s positively
and Internationally announced as Tlln LAST
WHICH WILL EVER Br GIVEN UNDER THIS
AND By THE PRtSr y MANAGE
NFNT. will come off In the Public Library Hail,
ni Louisville, NY, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-02
FRIDAY, July 81, 1874.

At this final Concert everything Will be upon
sca,c corresponding with It's increased Importance.
The music viii be rendered by orchestra consist
ing of one hundred performers. selected for their
fame in different Lands and the unprecedented sum
of
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be distri-
buted among the ticla.t-noder5.
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saaFr CONCERTS.
WIFI NcEhES.
100000 E N D . " M E n !
SCHEME.
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last OF the series Of
Git Concerts given for the hrnc II Of the Public
Library of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure 20 the four which have
been allcidy given: The first, December 10, ST. ;
the second, December =. S72; the third, july 3,
1873: and the fourth, March 3lst, 1874.
Under their charter granted by special act OF
The Kentucky LEGISLATURE, March lG, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized to give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
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nIssoLUTIoN;-Ths b,'s'ness' gInIfARp
kISI,,\ undrr lie krz. Iussss. OF j. a. III ~ -
E 10 is tLls DAY t,,sso.sc1 by nlrtnai csnen. ne
s -, or IL. old concern viii be rfici mp ny
AZ + :. xIaad WHO crntinues at the old stailu'
No. 1899 cary street , ,,.SY
RICHARD PiLklNION.
yuJ,, 1874.
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TUNE %, 1874.
Ready-snade LINEN SUITS,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLONA1SES,
Tucked and embroidered ChMBRlCsklRTS,& &C.
inst opcpcd for travellers 10 springs ana watering
places ;, ,,,crern
have received within day or two many new goods
for the Summer.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
. LAWN TRAVELLING SUITS,
Embroidered i,INENGkESAbiSEs SUITS "o'e'''e''
Embroidered LINEN PoLoSAtSES. ,,,o,
CAMpRsc SHIFTS tucked pIaDn :; al9 em'roioerea
NEW SHADES POPLISS, for suits;
TRIMMING SILKS. every color;
BLACK SATIN tor trimmings -
PAgASOI., and cUN-slIADES, fORSETTS'
COTTOS and THREAD HOSE. SILK lies,
RUFFLIXGS. SASIIES, BLACK SEASISII SCARFS,
SIDE-BAND ORGANDIES. beautiful;
SIDE BAND Lawns.
SIpE-BASD tALiCoES. n,. .,-
200 ;!"crs NEW PRINTS. c and 12Ec. je 20
EOE. uMMER-Just opened by
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
LAMA POINTS and sAmQUEs,
SLEEVELESS JACKElS,
KID GLtFrS.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
KrAUY-NhUE SHIRTS.
NEW SUMNER tASSihERFS.
~
GENTS aud LADlrs' THREAD and olLk
GIGNE-.
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &c, &c.
rs
CTILL GREATER REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
GRENADINES, BEREGE s, and POPLISs from
12l.c. up;
LAWNS, 124 cents;
Large lot Oh DRESS GOODS
Another lot of AIDES and GENTS MERINO
SHIRTS from soc. up:
COLORED PiQUES at Il great sacrifice;
VICTORIA LAWNS zoe, csc, aud up;
BEST BLEACHED COTTON for DC. and l2'fc. to
he had anywhere;
TABLE DAMASk,
Beautiful PARhSOLS for Soc;
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS.
KID aud THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY in endless variety.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
il. o. S15 Broad street.
NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
HUDGISS, GORDON e co.
(Jurc 22dl are opening
CHOICE DRESS GOODS-rcry cheap;
BoRDERED LAwSS--pcw and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS Of all kinds Tor ladies dress suits
Beautiful PERCALES al Is:
More lash RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LAcES, for sclrts and sacqucs;
GESTIEMESS and LADIES UNDERWEAR:
THREAD and BALBElGGAN HOSIERY for ladiesand
men;
FANS in variety. Je 70
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CnsaMRR REsDRTa

xSY DWELLING is NOW OPEN FV vs
IFs rtJT afIY,NMODATI0N OF BOAhpgn..n.ee
during The snn,er aud fall season at inc nniidrsn
Of ESQ per month for TSose Who are seeking
ante, ,esn and at the time desire sie a
aanssges q a pure mountain a,a as s "a" UdekE.
dress cnaoawnod Depot. Va.
BUFFALO SPRINGS. hE 3G;kkddvsRY q" of
~ sESirioSaL SPRIS c, decidedly i ~ TEnss
. ~ ,ha Celebrated Salts Of Ltta ih tSe
SPRINGS open Ep,I,, for t ISL E;oep''o" -
fthsa or the chroptc forms of disease resar re"
rs rts1,cdial bs mi hcral wafers THESE 'p'''s'
acservedty high repnsnhSn. r,t,vo .cwer in dis
e.,rs of wom,ts an dyspepsia In its pro.e ,;sa,sns
in. chronic tntrrrairtent fevers ana IN r,fhor
.yncrat ed BY nsalnrial rssisons thes r,.a ghe
rrs.a a,sopr th, medicinal waters OF aHe.. ,.s,n
nnrir,nr IS aware that :hls Is very sironG w.
me public Will inugc IL II be susta'hcu ny '''~
s,ncc the isT Spring season several Sx;man 1T
enrinps have her discovered at ans p'acG; ESQ,
them, acccrng 70 an ama,SsiI imnrcgnarri with
in ty:,ts of istI1ia which has given such ccis
briiy to the gettysburg spring In our uchr rsters OF
~ a.. oon,,nsH ~ FuroDe. and which is so hie"!
esteemed ia the medical world AZ l,T.r aGec
cont ri,rtrn a4r,, and in kidney ana hi'docr ''e0
ious. , w., Of tho J;piversitv Of
,,.unsyJyspis says: .'1herc is PERHAPS no oa, ,
remcdy which equal e.icacf may rr If soda
in the rcnos, the deposits OF nc ara,e ol n
In th. iDnts aud lgamcnious It's sues III Eouts u
ticms. and ia preventing the deposits III li'e N''
ngys amo u,l'a w;,ry Of no, that Oils is the only
Snriug ia Virginia In which TINS SAT- i io""
otherwic taan the merrst 'Tac testimonials. &C.
can lie had on application 10 Mcs',Ts; I6 m
ApD Co. druggists, o s1a Ms street. Richmond
Va Va or " s saGsS4n ' THoMas f. eo6DE
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20

verdict for the Government II the jury ind that any
person whatever did frandulenty, aud Win intent 70
defrad import the gloves there must DC Verdic ue
ciarIpg them 10 be forfeited. 80,
Judge Batchord charged the jury IN compliance Win
the provisions OF section 10 OF the act or June ~ Sf
and said that II satisfied that Levy landed tho gloves
or caused them to be landed with intent 10 deiraud tne
revenue there must be "a verdict for the G0yernmenI
and that II satisfied that they were landed wtnout
any such intent, the verdict must DO Tor the calna.
He also charged that 1t "a eefeyident proposition
that the gloves we're landed without permit; tnayn
landing of them by mers stranger y" wt.n
ant is not such a landing as VIII autnor-
ze forfeiture OF them; that there s no Fc1era I.W
which forfeits imported goods by reason or tho oor VI
brbe officer of the customs I'd omit 70 perform nus
duty respect TO the goods and that on the vi
intont, the oaus probandi lay with tle Government
After the jury had dellberated about two hous tne
Judge sent word 20 them 10 know IL IL w"S pfoDaDo
that they wOuld agree. reply wac received statlng
that they woulj probably agree ii IS minutes Fiftecn
minutes had not passed wbe they into court WIN
general verdict for e Government That veroios iot
eits the gloyos ana they valued at about siVOV
motion f"- a new trial Will now be MADE
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
CRIMINAL NOTES,

John Hoffnagle convicted in the Court Of Oyer
and Tenine on Tuesday In killing Of John ass
by striking the back Of his bead with club during quarrel
Nsv and sentenced yesterday to In
Prison at hard labor.
The case of Robert G. Wrinkle, who was arrested
shooting B. Kum In Rash Brooklyn several days
Jealousy called before Justice Riley Of Brooklyn,
Morris for Wuke stated that his client
would further examination and ask TO be sdmtted bail THIS
denied and he committed await the action the Grand Jul
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Michael
held $1,000 bail charge OF obtaining 1925 SO
from landlord Michael Marks OF No l07 Bast Broadway
forged Edward RuDcinan held So 900 bail for
embe.xng sSl 90 from his employers Me Meyers Of No.
lO3 East Thirty Eva held In 81 900 bail
stealing $l5 Ga Of No. lib Bowery in house in Hester
st., Wednesday night
For the last three days the Court of General Ses-
occupied In the trial Of Charles Fisher and bis wife Mary
upon charge Of abtucng Swiss girls Ann and Elizabeth
The defendants about 20 old the
admitted character the house kept By them bat claimed
voluntarily and detained against their
mercy Their hesitation understood only the
meudson they wished the youth Of the prisoners be taken into
account Sutherland sentenced Charles Fisher imprisonment
Prison for and Mary Fisher for five
John Joseph Gillen was put on trial in the Oyer
and Termner yesterday morning for msnsauhter The %
mony that the prisoner and Patrick Gillespie
had drinks" In the No SO Mulberyst
They sidewalk and Gillespie knocked Cullen down and
him under. Gien heard TO Hyou et me up now
out stabbed He had received bad wound the right
hin Deputy testified Gillespie died OF disease Of
the the wound and the
tsks this view hey scqued en Aertbe trial James Quinn,
one Oh the prosecution committed for perjury BY
order lodge Barre motion Of the Assnt District Attorney
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
CIVIL srrT RESULTING FROM ROBBERY.

The suit of John Brennan agt. Herman
Goodstein argued before Judge DOnohue, in Cham
bers of tho Supreme Court. yesterday. Brennan Is
jeweer in Philadelphia and had 81 900 worth OF goods
stolen from his store last Spring Recently having
traced possession OF Jacob Rosenberg $3.50 worth
silk goods that part of tho robbery Rosenberg
Informed him that he got them from Goodsten. The
cases OF Goodstein and Rosenberg before the
Grand Jury later, and indictment found against
the latter only Mr.. Bren thereupon has brought
civil suit against Goodstein for 250Oo damages At his
instance Goodsten arrested aud held In
s25OOo BAIL The motion yesterday TO
cato the order Of arrest, the counsel for Good
stein admitting that there could not be any absolute
vacation but insisting that the bail should be merely
nominal. The complaint, he claimed. should be served
at ouee and no pledged himself to answer It within 43
hours and asked that the trial should be fixed for day
later than two weeks. Tne other side among other
things produced affidavit by brother OF Brennan
who claims discovered other property belong
ing to his brother in Goodstens place. The applica-
ton for trial within weeks was opposed because
the plaintiff claimed that commission to take testi-
mony would have to be sent to Philadelphia Decision
WAS reserved,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The case of Mrs. r. A. Platt against the
Forty-second and Grand-st. Railroad of New-York.
brought for the recovery of 5000 damages tried
before Justice Barnard and jury Of the Circuit Court.
by being dragged some distance by car belonging to
the defendants in Grandst, NowYOTk the starting
before she had got on. The jury rendered verdict Of
81 900 for the plaintiff.
For two days past the suit of Devlin against
The Mayor which has before the courts for several
years. has occupied the attention Of the General Term
OF the Court OF Common Pleas. The arguments
heard on an appeal against decision OF the referee
who awarded the full amount OF damages claimed,
$500 COO to the plaintiff The Court took the papers yes
terday and reserved It's decision. J. j. Manin, l. o.
Cronin and Luther L. Marsh appeared for Deylin.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.


PRIDAf, NOV 70.
ANAL for Halifax closed the heTYork Post0hce svsU
isy Of d p m, and goes Boston
SATURDAY.. Nov. 81.
IrelsBd Queenstown sni Lverpoc
by Baltic II NJ Supplementary hsl 10
closed Pos,One at 1880 Steamship sails al froo
Pier No SO North River
Por Europe ard Beuen BY steamship ohssnaf
mails $50 Asuppementa Nails closed at the Pos
1880 Steamship sails from Pier oot OF Ih
IT, Hoboken q,
Mails Belgium direct by the steamship Switzerland. close al IL
Apnwa Panama. the South Paesc and Central American
por steamship Colon close at 10 Supplementary
Mall Is closed the Po0mcs at IL Steamship sails at IL ~
from Pier No. AZ North River
Mails Key steamship state Of Texas, close
sails az D. IN. from Pier No 20 Is
SUNDAl. Nov. ~
Mails close at II o'clock The toonoe Is open no" -
o. 10 II g. N. 90,
MONDAY. Nov %. =.
Mails sr West Indies and the Argentine Conieraon o w
st.smshp south America st Supplementary Man VI.
close al he Post Once al steansp sails at n non
Par No 43 N. U,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20

granted WITH $40 opinion. She's sg shs-Tns ~
allowed for counsel fee b ample bot the weekly
the defendant should be increased 25 week
sg viii hear the counsel 10 this case The General Tern
Fddsy Nov 20, O'clock hosbaeb sgt Lar.is al
-Mensrantum for counsel.
By Donoaus Jhgdn. sgt Peld.G,.a.e sseosd Union Co
Hyber at Ksarmnerer -GOts sewsr. ssL s,evsr~onisr
granted In The matter OF Gaiey-Grned herchans Ssoni
Burlington bathrcp3rsnod Bean sst Benedict-
Moioa granted; memondln haSr e. ag 9tis Jf-heton g
CaEtrefhemorsHfrD Foster sgt BansnOrder
granted Zuay Maebsrdo, Il, the matte! Of She Trustees u
Henry wartmap9ranted In tho matter Of blitssc Ferris
Memorandum Bnstow art bnrHerhoon DENIED wthoat costs
Detroit Bank KenMoion teoied dthaaeuers and
BaJeIs Bank at Pepper ct aMoaoa denied saa AZ The
Mayor, Ge.-Memoranfam . -.. f' %
Common Pleas-Speciat Term and Chambers.--By
McCabs sg The Mayor kcDemurre ovefrse sDd
May ag denied with ABIDE event. Goa
the srreiy Hami attend ant sabm 10 farther
dys notice Coz Llbachhotion er1nte aud
P'ay OF DccenbeT Lenneume Stack
Al order 70 shaa csn.e maa ar be obaned sat s MIerAp-
piciou granted Marine Nstionf Bank mbsrk ~ sSee
Brady BsyReper u referee confirmed aef
judgment signed Christopher Chrsiopher-DEofee granted
Superior Court ChambTs-F Freedman, j Doyla
81 sgt Lord OF 81 rA- Idgnen'
ns 70. complaint With costs Gerry e. aes.sd
WIN costs Bel aq sezrew R-aOton granted in Judgment Of
$40 and Diaintirs disbursements duria2 tie term
Special Mo.el, JMsdan ag' Covert eta-Cne snd
All epdneo 10 be settled Eau River National Baak sst New.
York ousaoBic and Northern Railroad COMPANY e.
oree paatR the vers,i opinoa Wells agt fss
dedin demurrer with costs wh ea's hs
Mciama nJudgmc1t for pantf on demurrer
with costs defendant withdraw his demurrer and
payment 0f the costa ofe asmaeh Des@
ait asde aAd new a A "'H eos'' - ne
r. Car T iay at S.aye-Le. copy Of saTits ald Hote
Inquest b served the de.enianss attorney
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
THE NEW REVENUE LAWS.

A VERDICT FOR THE GOVERNMENT IN THE GLOVE
FORFEITURE CAsE-THE ELEMENT OF INTENT TO
DEPRAUD.
The trial of the case of The United States
aet three trunks of kid gloves alleged 10 have been
smuggled and claimed by Sampson Levy, was resumed
Yesterday In the United States District Court before
Judge Blatchford. The testimony having been au-
nounced as closed Wednesday Mr. Stanley OF counsel
for the claimant obtained permission to offer in evil
dence the Regulations of the Surveyors Department
He then reviewed the evidence at length. claimed
that IL showed an entire absence on the part
Of Lowry of an intent TO defraud tho revenue
when landed the gloves, and that therefore, under
section 20 Of the act Of June a. 1874 the gloves could not
be legally declared forfeited TO the Government At the
close of his argument Mr Stanley asked the Court to
charge substantially follows The gloves were not
landed without permit within the meaning OF section
2s72 of the Revised Statutes. landing by O mere
stranger without the knowledge Of the claim
ant u not such landing will authorize forfeiture
OF the goods There Is Federal law which forfets
imported goods by reason Of the offer of bribe
70 officer Of tho customs to omit
TO perform his duty In respect to the goods.
The jury must consider tho question Of intent as
separate and dstinct matter In compliance with sec
ton 10 Of she Act OF June a. 1874 On the question Of
intent, the 0nus probandi 10 with the Government.
That Is. the Government. before 1t recover. must
prove that the claimant landed the gloves with the
tent to defraud."
Assistant United States District Attorney Smith, who
represented the Government claimed that the evidence
showed that the gloves did not appear upon the ships
manifest; that they landed without permit that
bribe was offered to allow them TO 30 landed FREQ Of
duty and that all Of Lewys acts concerning the gloves
clearly prove that he brought them into this port with
tho premeditated and deliberate intent dsraud the
revenue Counsel therefore insisted that they should
be declared forfeited to tho Government At the
tho Court 70 charge Substantially as follows
Tho goves having been landed without permit. the
intent 70 deirand the reyenuei The intent to defrsud
and the jury shall and that Levy knowing the goods
u question 70 bc merchandise took proper steps TO
inform tho officer OF that fact ana goods TO be
landed they at liberty nd that Lswy caused such
landing. IL the jury find that the gloves landed
with intent 70 defraud hAs reveluc. they wll Ind
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
WHIMS OF WILLMAKERs.

Otis Dyer, native of Montgomery, Alabama,
and for years resident Of this city, died recent
ly leaving property valued at about $laoOoo aud will
with two eodIcils. He appears to have had large
circle Of relatives and friends, whom desired to
benefit by postmortem distribution Of his wealth. All
the children who named for him, and they were
many receive share. as well number Of clergy.
men DOCTORS and personal frends in many each
member OF family Is given legacy. rang2s from t2so
to $4,000 or relatives he left only brother ans
nephews and BY his WILL dated Oct IT, 1870 he
makes &c snch bequests, also leaving for his burial
The probate Is contested by Henry Booth, who was
named executor In the first will aud rejected I'm
codci and who is represented by Tracy Catn a Brod-
head. The present executors William X Kitchen
and James L. Worth. Tbs will come IN before snr-
rOgate Hutchings very s00n
The will of John ID. Lewis, who died In ths cttv Last
September is also contested Mr Lewis left An eatas
valued at $l0e bu the petition for prohate savs
left kith kin to be benefited by IT, His will n
dated about month previous to his death. Francis
Wilder and Daniel T. Walden are named as execntors
The former given bequest OF 600 the latter only
q 900 Four other bequess made Oil 900 IN All and
the remainder OF the estate Is given to Lizzie Rarton
Taylor who during her school days and nntu shs is
married s to receive the interest only of this legacy
w. IL White contests the wiIl He states that he was
legaiee under former will. He Is represented Inv
Albeit d Fuller The case will come up tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
THE INDICTMENT AGAINST MR.. BARNES.

The trial of Demas Barnes, proprietor of
The Brooklyn Daily Argus on the indictment lately found
at the instgation OF Henry c. Bowen and two Of his
sons will take place this morning In the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions, Brooklyn. before Judge Moore. Mr..
Barnes will show that the alleged belous matter was
printed without his knowledge in his absence, and that
Immediately returning he stopped the press and ex
plunged portions Of the article Tho witnesses sum-
moned are Henry c. Bowen, Clarence W. Bowen, Ell
ward A. Bowen, Augustus Maverick, and George
Dewey.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME coURT. :

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-The following cases were
argued 10 United States Supreme Court to-day,
No 70 a. appellants AIT the
stesmbost Lady Pike spps from the C OF the United
the Eastern District ~ Wsct pin-fhe
continued BY d. Mcfherson The appellants
and BY T. Lincoln for the appellee and concluded MePhern
for tho appellant
No 73JosephA Walker plaintiff sro aqt sauvnet;
appeal from the Court Of Of
T. j. Durant
~ (ubstuted BY agreemenThe Florida Railroad Company
nom the Circuit Court
United for the Northern District Of Soda
this begun By W. Merek Of coans for pRhf
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR sAvAsyAH-Is steamship Gen. Barres Nov l9-sincs
s,any ch.s Peaboiy Williams g. Day hashsn n % ss r.
" Is.D Remmingoh j. s. Godfrey r. H. Cutsr II. McCaOsss
Sweet and vile Bullock and wife Misses H. s. sni BaGea
Mrs O. RObnson Glow DiekpsQc David 'oae, x.is, .a
ChacAl Michael BaneAae, A. coaEO!E 2 Moran Jshs ssI
Donsan Courtney martin Cassidy NJ Pond j. r. Jsass. =
LAH Tor, CLaA b AaTvey And sie, james IL. HAxvsy.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov 19-In the Court Of Appeals.
Thursday Nov 49, lS74.-No 1.-THE National Life
Company the Und states ppslsn ssI Jud:oD Jones
resumed this morning and concluded
No 7e-Geae Ayres ct al, spoe,us sgt Maetish H.
al Argued By L. Conoek sp
pelana and BY George y. Spinner for respondcna
Noa l9l snd l92Phlo T. Rasaes secslvep Ge appellant
Same sameAed together By John
Hin appellant Charles Falrchi Desut,
tornsy. General for respondent "'"-'S -
No s0-rhe Trustees Of the Town Of Broohhavu
sgt Charles Strong appellant bv smith ef counsel sr
appellant and BY Heay Mall for respondents Case sa
N Day Calendar for ffdsy SoI as 81. "a a9 S9 66 s3
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
SHIPPING INTKLLIGENCk


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Souk Beckett CHARLESTON. j. w. QantsM u
Steamship Isaac Bell Bskemss nhnsnd. Cv Ps,at and kesss
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-20

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day, In the Of 8. Ii. Cummings against Joseph
Grafton, the jury found verdict for tho plaintiff for
$4,000. Tho plaintiff cold the Glen House In Gorham
NJ H., 70 the defendant for 100000 as was alleged He
declined pay the money and accept the uiedeeds 70
the property. aud had 10 be sold again. and ut oss
In the brought 70 recover that amount. w. c.
Butler for the plaintiff, and Mr. Vandepoe OF the nrn
OF Brown. Hall & YanderP0el. for Tue delendanL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Jrsr TRIAL TERM PART lL-CuRrn. ].
672. .wocds act. GAMES. Case still on
SUPREME CoCRr-sPEcAL TERN-YAS BRusT,J
Issue Of Lau and Fd1
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