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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-25

UNITED SgATEs DISTRICT CoUGT.-Judgt
Robert W. Hughes presiding.-1n the mat
ter of William II. Martin, bankrupt. The
assignee was fined $50 and ordered to show
cause on the 18th day Of January next why
be should not be removed.
In the matter of w. f. G.. Garnett, bank
rupt. The. bankrupt and his counsel were
ordered to show cause on the I'd day o.
January, 1876, why they should not be re
quired to pay to the assignee the sum o
$53.25. .s
In the matter Of D. X. Ferguson, bank
rupt. George W. Hausborough, specia
commissioner, was ordered to show cause
why he has not reported as required by or
der Of this court. -. .#Z"
In the matter of William Bloodgood
bankrupt. The creditors were ordered tc
show cause on the 18th OF January next why
the bankrupt's real estate should not be solo
free of membranes, and William b. Mat
thews was appointed special commissioner
to take an account of the liens and then
priorities upon the:real estate Of the bank.
Irupt. a. ~ - =
In the matter of, William Dobson, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to refund
to Wolf ;& Hayman $3.50, the amount Of lpur.
chase.money paid by them.
Inthe matter of Charles Alexander, bank
rupt. The bankrupt and his assignee were
ordered to show cause on the 18th day oil
January, 1876, why the prayer of the peti
ton of j. K. Jiggitt's executrix should not
be granted.
In the cause of Tomlin Braxton. bank
rupt, vs. John B. Young and wife; Thomas
A. Carter, Stanhope Hogan, William M.
Gary, Roger Gregory, and John P. Lacy,
were appointed special commissioners to di.
vide the estate called Chericoke among the
parties in the proceedings mentioned accord.
ing to the proportions specified in the will
of Corbin Braxton, deceased. And said
commissioners are directed to assign and set
of to the bankrupt such portion of the por-
ton assigned to him as his equivalent to
$4,000 for his homestead exemption, but
said exemption is not to be allotted in pre-.
iudice to any creditor whose claim is good
against said homestead. The commissioners
ure also allowed to employ competent sur.
veyor to lay out said property as provided
by this decree. ,.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Kenner r. Crale, of Richmond county, and
Thomas j. Yeatman, of Westmoreland
county. ,a ,4-,er9sz .,;;--v =
Judge Hughes left the city on yesterday,
and will return on the 1st of January next.
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ROSES and TUBE ROSES for sale by MORTON, no.
rist. Main and Reservoir streets. s..sl
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new COLLAR tJusT ouT) FOR THE HOLIDAYS .l1,
For sale by 4. B. SPENCE q SON. I,
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EGG-NoG.-To reffeeh She memory Of many
customers republisb from my card Of December
26, 1873, the following recipe for one gallon o,
sixteen glsses or egg nog: So,
To sixteen eggs, beaten Hight, add one pound OF
pulyertzed sugar; strain rapidly one and a halt
piDts brandy French, California, or Apple,, half
pint Jamaica run, and, lastly, half-gallon milk.
FlaYer With nutmeg, ard keeptwel7e hours lff you
can).n
These ingredients may be found at 717 Broad
street. s j, b. KIDD.
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II y. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN

~. SURASCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANIlLE IN
SCRANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin.
turg.l .England-captal, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cinctn
natl. Oho-dsscts ever 81. 100000:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
Ny. oi New York-assets over 100000:
Ll'SCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, CT Lynchburg, Va.-assets over
$500, 900:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, y. Y.-assets over S300.0OQ. :
rHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook
lyIl. y. N.T.-assets over $4,000, 600.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over $50, 900.
UeuJsI,ed with the Treasurer OF Virginia, $l 50,.
Q0O.' Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paic
q, this agency Applications solicited, and inme-
niltt attenliOn given thereto. oc TO
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aKnowest thou that dear land
Where the oraDge-trees grow! Z!

r
and her duet with Mr. Castle, in the same
act. The audience sat entranced, ana at the
conclusion of her song moment elapsed,
and then there was q burst of applause
which fairly shook the building. Miss ihel'
logg responded very gracefully to the en-
core. and was again handsomely rewarded.
! She was the recipient Of several elegant
floral tributes during the evening. g
Mrs. Van Zlndt is q fine operate singer.
She assumed the very difficult role OF Ftllna
and not only acted with spirit and enthu,
siasm, but sang the difficult music assigned
to her care with a sweetness Wh!cn Is no'
often excelled. Her voice is as flexl DIE a. u
can we'll be, and she used it with tine enec
throughout the entire evening. Madame
Van Zandt has made most decided 'impres
sion In this city. and hereafter she may eA
pect cordial greeting.
Mr. Castle, as Wilhelm fully redeemed
himself in the estimation OF his TRENDS
many of whom had expressed tbemselVe
disappointed ON Wednesday night. he sans
exauisite!y and with great feeling, especiali!
in the pleasing romance, 81;
Is In her sweet purity and innocence arrayea.'
sAtits conclusion he was rapturously ap
plauded, and was compelled to respond .
the encore by repetition OF the..song: II
fact. from the beginning to the end 9, th'
nnera he was again the Castle Of old, addin!
another triumph to the many ne mas hersto
fore achieved in Richmond.
Mi. Peakes as Lotario again exnlDited nl
wonderful powers as VOCALIST, gafins On
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!. CAhELAs and yIoLErs for bouquets, in large
quantities, for sale by JOHN MoRToS, Main and
Reservoir streets. 80 sjsl, sS.s- .s--sts-ss
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IOHN II. CLAIBORNE,

VUN II. CLAIBURNE,
81 No lI0S MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANE. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER........"..... .s65, 100000
cash dividends sIrpaSSlng all others at first ana
every aunvcrSary OF policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, ano
quarterly
Tujird ~, cs no 10
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. dc.

TELATINE.-One cask for sale low at
~ SCOTT'S drugstore, Old Market.
kEROsINE OIL in quantity At sCOTT'S drug
store. old Market.
AXLk GREASE in kegs, cases, and boxes, for
Sae Low al S9IIs a nrneSt0re oa srios MaGRsl grades
for sale at SCOTS Drugstore, Old Market.
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CANDIES, CAKES, FRUITS, &c.-Enough formul'
titudes ut PIZZINI's. ~ = ssss- Ii .ri -
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sPaSG-rop GLOVES, JUST Received By E. B
SPENCE 4 Son. 80
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.HELIoTRoPEs, hIGNoSETTEs, and BALsAMs
msy be found In profusion at MoRToN'E garden,
Sidney. ftt.1
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Aitltnund 1ispatth.

uTHE CIRCULATION OF THE pIs!
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAMY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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rIGAR MANUFACTORY No. 1, THIRD
I DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, HOS MAIN
sTEEET.-JOHN ROCCHER takes this method OF
RANKING his friends for their liberal patronage and
;gyi,,, the bubble TO call aud examine MS stock OF
FINE CIGARS, TOSACCO, &C,
which ne + selling - wholesale an. sSai and Will
.,L,eiIur 10 pie sc al purchasers. hO 2S-3m
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Try THE .RoscIus coLLAR," JUST Received s1tFl %
hv r. II SPENCE % SoN.
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Of Che finest personations be has ret at

tempted.
Miss Beaumont represented Frederic, {
gallant, In love with Films. She sang very
pleasantly, and acted with vim. Miss
Beaumont isyery attractive, and no doub.
fully appreciates the very complimentary
testimonial she received. 80.
Dir. Kinross sustained the character oi
Laertes, aud did very well.
with Mr.. Mas and Madame Van Zandt In
the cast.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the matinee,
,Balfe's popular opera of the 81 Bohemian
Girl will be presented, and at night Mari
;tana" will close the engagement Of Miss
Kellogg and her company.
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WANTS.
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, ALL TO REMEMBER THE
wv fact that ST or k7.26 win buy 1000 pounds
of good AN rHRACITE COAL for CRATES OF stove;
$3.50 will buy a load OF best SOFT COKE &5 2S
will buy a loud, or IS6.50 o. a ton. Of best LUN
SPLINT COAL, and S2 25 or 1915 @ htlf.cord of
PINE orOhK WOOD CHI. PAGES,
de 22-eod3t r Nineteenth and Cary streets
WANTED. ALL THE LADIES TO
w know thatI have been appointed agent for the
STATcN ISLAND DYEING-WORks, and am
prepared to receive all Kinds OF work, such as
dresses, slawls clcaks feathers, gloves Also gel-
tcmen's clothipg scoured-pants, 90 cents whole
suit, S2-by the celebrated French Scourer anu
ChaIppiou Glove Cleaner, r. FRENCH,
de Us No & Ninth street, Sign of Rcd Flag.
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,1N.ArE FAMILIES SUPPLIED

IEIN Z 7 r f.UII'IC C1S 'Ok L f1Kh1R1
tx ;nc old q, ahli>Aed house Of
y '"' '''' ". u. BLAIR l. CO.,
corner of Ninth and Main streets.
In ln,,IrS by LOUIS EUkER,
- 700 Broad street.
1,tar.ro HENRY BOWLER,
">pi4ug Park Brewery" promptly attended to.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, 6c.
1879. POSTAGE FREE, 1875.
J. T. ELLYSON.

J. T. ELLYSON.
NEWSDEALER AND BOOkSELLEh,
I112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
will send any or the following paper, and maRa.
zines to any address {ooStage paid on receipt or
the prices annexed. which are the publishers, low
est rates. The h EDUCATIONAL JouRSAL, Win any
OF the following periodicals, WIN be suppiied aI
ALPS: eZ.ts#
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RICHMOND, VA, March z, 1874.
Having observed for the last twelve months the
, ,.,.frisI eject OF the Porter aad Ale manufac-
md hy MIR. HENRY BOWLER, at his Spring
i,.ry Brewery" I can confidently recommend
M ~, =. those whose coudition Calls for malt drinss.
t.F.i,t lt> leverage comes nearer 10 that of for
.',, wv ar,latiou than any have ever met with.
''s" II. WYTIiE DAVIS, NJ. d.
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Judge Hughes lett the city on yesterday,
and will return on. the tst of January next.
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DnENlUMS AT TIE STATE FAil
= WERE AWARDED
rowIrE.s CREAM ALE AND PORTER.

r,.a ,hc following testimony In its favor by
1.tnn5yn resident medical gentlemen. II speaks
~ ''S'"' RICHMOND, March 4, 1874.
, 1874-09-10
D. KELLOGG. Secretary.

DRovSED.-By a correspondence from
Skokomish Agency, dated september
al we are grieved to learn OF the fol
,o,,;ro sad accident: " The most intense
gloom has been cast over our little COM
,nunity by painfully distressing case
of drowning, which occurred last even
ING about seven o'clock, at this place.
DR.. r. II. Lsnsdale's two little sons
were PLAYING on the bank OF the river IN
front of the house, when the youngest
AGED about six years, IN attempting 10
-eocb a stick of wood floating on the
uotar lost his balance and fell in. The
brother caught at him bpt failed to reach
him. VIXEN the alarm was Immediately
-o;sed and the father. who was in the
hocl, mart of the house, rushed out and
reached the bank Just in time to see the
body floating off into deep water. lie
Jumped in but failed to reach the drown
;no child, and when he came up lmme-
diately cried for help. At that moment
no one was near. and it was several
minutes before anyone came. An eA-
pert Indian swimmer diyed down where
he was last seen but failed to find him.
Boats were then brought and he was Il
nally seer, having drifted into very deep
water among roots, but was taken OUT
with n hook. and all the means used that
could be to reanimate the lifeless form.
but of no avail. It was too late. TO-
day the remains of little George Henry
, 1874-09-10

~ The Commanding Operation o
DR.. Walkers Vinegar Bitters in Chronic
Dyspepsia, Fevers, Nervous Disorders,
Constip etion. deficiency of vital power,
and eli maladies affecting the stomach,
the liver, tie bowels, the pulmonary or
gans, or the muscular system, is exclt-
ing the wonder of scientific men and
creating such a sensation among the
sick as was never before witnessed in
any age. The sales of this great vege-
table remedy have been quadrupied
within q single year
, 1874-09-10
California newspaper

A California newspaper
chronicles the fact that a de-
faulting county treasurer from
that State has "turned up" in
one of the FIJI Islands, where
he has a plantation and aHock
of native wives.
An enthusiastic Wagnerite
confesses: "When hearing
some of Wagner's late works
we feel as if we were floating
in endless space, neither know
ing where we came from nor
whittier we are going" And
by the time we have heard a
little oft, we don't care where
we are going, he might have
said.
'sPapa, do you think
Beech" "Hush, Johnnie. :"
"But papa, don't you think
Beech didn't you hear
me tell you to stop your noise,
sir? won't have you talking
about these things. Go in
and get your face washed. f"
And Johnnie, with tears in
his eyes, wants to know why
papa won't tell him whether
beech-nuts are ripe.
, 1874-09-10
Ordinance NO. q.
IN RELATION TO COWS.

THE CITY of Seattle does ordain as fol-
lows /:
That any person deeming himself as-
arieved by the breaking of COW OF COWS
into his premises, through gate or
otherwise, provided such premises be
.,rronnded with suitable fence, ana
The cate or gates be properly hung and
fastened may make complaint to the
c;.v Marshal of such breaking; and 1t
oho,, ba the duty of the Marshal to I'M
mod;atelv notify the owner of such COW
- oows of such breaking. And IN case
snhseouent complaint be made to
.ha Marshal. it shall be his duty to take
sucb COW or COWS into his custody and
I'LL hold them for the period Of ten
dovs during which time he shall adver-
i've such taking and detention IN the Of
fetal paper o. the city; and shall give
notice TINT or the tenth day after such
taking and detention, he Will expose
sucb COW or COWS at public sale to the
highest bidder. And in case the owner
of snch COW or COWS does not before the
said tenth day pay the costs OF such tax
ing and detention, together with a hne
of five dollars, the Marshal shall sell the
COW or cows SO taken and held at pubhc
sale to the highest bidder, aud dedacf-
ing all costs together with fine OF five
dollars, shall pay the residue to the oWn-
er.
This Ordinance to be in force from
md after the date of its publication.
HI. YESLER, Mayor.
R. ANDREws, Clerk.
, 1874-09-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
aSK1rsAP COUNTY, WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
o
In the matter of the co-partnership property
and estate of SAMUEL L. SMITH, deceased.
late of the firm of Renton, SmithS Co. doing
business at Port Blakely in said Kitsap Coun-
ty.
Order to show cause why order of sale OF Real
Estate should not be made.
HT APPEARING TO THE SAID COURT BY
u the Petition this day presented and filed by
William Renton and R. 4 Ham. surviving part
ners Of the said firm of Renton, Smith Il Co.,
and Administrators of the co-partnership prop
erty and effects of Samuel E. Smith. deceased,
praying for an order Of sale of the whole of the
real estate-the proI ,erty of the said firm of
Renton, Smith 4 Co.; that the said sale is ne
cessary, and for the interest of all concerned.
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of the
said Court, that all persons interested in the
estate of the said deceased, appear before the
said Probate Court, at an adjourned meeting
thereof to be holden on Mondav, the 14th day of
Sept, A. D. 1874 at IL o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at the Courtroom of said Probate
Court ut Port Madison in said Kitsap County
to show cause why an order. should not be
granted to the said Administrators to sell the
whole Of the said real estate. as set forth in the
said petition, and that copy Of THU or'.er be
published ut least four successive weeks in the
PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, a newspaper printed
and published weekly in the city Of Seattle in
King County, Washington Territory.
Dated. Port Madison, Kitsap County, Wash
ington Territory, this 27th day Of July, A. d.
1874. JOSEPH COMSTOCK,
Probate Judge.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, co
KITsAP COUNTY. %
The above is correct copy of On order to
show cause why the co-partnership real estate
Of Samuel Z. Smith, deceased. late of the firm
Of Renton. Smith / Co, should T ot be sold. as
appears of record in the Probate Court Of said
County.
f, Witness my hand and the seal Of
SEAL. said Court this 9th day OF July, A.
t@~' D. 1874.
JOSEPH COMSToCK,
Judge.
MCNAUGHr 4 LEARy,
Attorneys for the Estate.
, 1874-09-10
ALL SORTS.

Two young men out riding
were passing a farmhouse
where a farmer was trying to
harness an obstinate mule.
"Won't he draw?' said one OF
the young men. ''Ofcourse,"
said the farmer, 'he'H draw
the attention of every fool
that passes this way" The
young men drove on.
A young lady in Milwaukee
tainted away when her lover
called and found her bare
footed, but a Chicago girl
would have kicked his hat off
as she cried "good morning"
A Prince of Italy, whose do
main was of small extent, or
dered a person out of it in
twenty-four hours "The
Prince has been very liberal,
for l can quit it in half an
hour" said the banished man.
Music is the only one of
the five arts in which not only
man, but all other animals,
have a common property
mice and elephants, spiders
and birds.
Hope is the best part of
our riches. What sufficeth
it that we have the wealth Of
the Indies in our pockets If we
have not the hope of heaven
in our souls!
The little mind that loves
itself will write and think
with the vulgar but the great
mind will be bravely eccen-
trio. and scorn the beaten road,
from universal benevolence.
1t is not poverty SO much as
pretense, that harnesses a ruin
ed man-the struggle between
p,ide and an empty purse
the keeping up Of a hollow
show that must soon come to
an end. Have the courage to
appear poor, and you can dis
arm poverty Of its sharpe t
sting.
As twice eleven are twenty
TWO. how can twice ten be
twenty, too?
, 1874-09-10
Marine Intelligence.

SEATTLE. Sept. 8.-Sailed. bark Har-
vest Home, Capt. Matzen, to San Fran
cisco.
Sept. 9.-Sailed, sohooner~W. H.
Meyer.
SAN Francisco, Sept. S.-Arrived, w
H. Parke from Nanaimo; Isaac Jeanes,
Seabeck.
PoRT GAMBLE. Sept. s. Arrived, JAS
Cheston.
PoEr MADISON, Sept. 5.--Sailed, bark
Northwest.
SAN Francisco. sept. S. Arrived,
Shooting Star. Nanaimo; Modoc, Utsal
ady.
, 1874-09-10
Ladies' Furnishing Store.

Mrs. Jameson desires to call the at :
tention of the ladies of Seattle to her
assortment OF Ladies Furnishing Goo is,
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
choice assortments of Hats. of new
styles; Laces. Trimmings. Zephyrs.
Perfumery, Fancy Stationery, small
wares and notions. A share of patron
age solicited. Our aim will be. to keep
a good assortment of choice goods IN
the above line and sell at reasonable
prices. Mrs. JAMESON,
Cherry street, Seattle, W. I.
, 1874-09-10

Lansdale will be committed to the dust,
and the grief stricken parents. an inval-
i'd mother and gray-haired father, left
to mourn their darling not lost, but
before. The warm sympathies of the
many friends of the family will be ex-.
tended to them in this kour of sudden
anguish and terrible trial.
, 1874-09-10
Good News for the Ladies!
and Gentlemen. too.

Oysters in the most delicious style
will be served at the Puget Sound Con-
fectionary from this date. Families
supplied with fresh opened oysters al
371a cents per pint. Parties of 40 per-
sons can be accommodate at time in
the saloon.
, 1874-09-10
SUM MONS.



TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF KING %
In Justice Court before John Webster, Justice
Of the Peace in and for King County, Seattle
Precinct.
TO join A. Wood1ard: 80
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
GEORGE BRAcxErr has filed a complaint
against you in said Court. which will come on
20 De hearI at my office in the City of Seattle,
IN hin5 County, W. T., on the 25th day of Seq
'emoer. A. D. 1874. at the hour of two o'clock
PM, and unless You appear and then and there
answer. the same will be taken as confessed and
the demand of the Plaintiff granted.
The object and demand of said complaint is
to obtain Judgment against you for the sum
OF Seventy-six dollars i'll gold coin. balance on
draft drawn in favor of Plaintiff upon s. l.,
Mastick X Co., of San Francisco, and collected
by you for said Plaintiff. which said balance
YOU nave neglected and refused to pay to the
Plaintiff.
Complaint filed August 26th, 1874
JOHN WEBSTER,
Justice ofthe Peace in and for King CO. VT.
, 1874-09-10
w, r. ANDREWS, Clerk.


At a meeting OF the Congfeea-
tional Church and Society held al tne
Church on Thursday evening, Sept q
1874, the following was unanimously
Resolyed, That the Congregational
Church and Society of Seattle recoe-
nizes in the Rev. Norman Mcleod an
able and active minister of the Gospel
and an earnest supporter OF every gooo
eause: and hereby express their high ap-
nraciation of his efficient services DUR
ing the past year. and cordially invite
him neon his return from the Eas' 70
resume his pastoral charge OF saio
Church and Society and to make MS
home permanently among them; hereoy
piedging him their hearty co opera''oh,
svraTathy and support in his labor OF
building up the Church Of Christ.
G. A. WEED.
President of Meeting.
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