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New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MiiL&.
MONDAY. OCT II.


w 7''"''@"P TCFsD ~, ocr. l2
For Furope Queenstown and ihycrroo by me sraM3hp
closed at p steamship sails al p m, iron Pei No.
For i.agans CUBA by steamship Columbus mails close at
\, snp9snsnPe 1. er M So 81 G535 Sdrh a RSr "
Ior santo 6omgq Ss%aha ,1 Jrs c aIis ma @ a P1eo
snip Sa' at p W AW'FBSESbAY 6cr Il.
For nrope via Qnesstogn ana Liverpool by steamship
eo.Gh at p m steamship sails at from cunari
fn p.1 m steamship sails at P Ill., "O" '.' w. 10 '''''
ship ..ndes malls 10 a. p H. steamship sails al H.
For Europe via Pymouih Cherbourg and Hamburg by the
meaIsTy Ma is co,ri A. 1880 p NJ Steamship sails a
itrIe Nctheriqnds direct by the Steamship w 4 Scholten
mails at lO steamship sails p n ilom Fa'o"h'
'p FOR i s,as Cuba by the steamship CITY Of Yew YORK.
At 24O m steamship sails at m, from iier No B.
%s for Nassau n p by steamship City Of Dallas
ciosc at 10 a. u. steamship sails at II from Pier No 10
'-'S' ''''' FRIDAY, Ocr. 10.
For Asrinwan Panama. the Central American and south
Pacibc ports by tie steamship Colou mas close at 10 a.
Nh. M A19P3ietn,m'iptE p tqom pier 10 ~ North RIVER
For Kingston and sS by the steamship Atlis mas eoss
4 m7er Y I. H. 7'''''''l. mrnn.r r,. 49, orr -
For England Wales, and Ireland Queenstown ami iv
| 3
Np Supplementary Mail steamship sails 9 from Ps
| mails Al y No Supplementary Mall steamship
| sails NJ 4: 30 a m from Pier No 81, North River.
For scotland only Glasgow, by the steamship california,
mails close 80 supplementary Mai Is cOsel NJ
$50 D. m steamship sails at from reg No 20 North
| River
f0r Europe southampton and Bremen, By the steamship
dos, al 80 p m. steamship sails at ron Pier foot
| of Thni-st., IiObOA1n . -
Mails or Kry West steamship city Of Houston. close al
H. M steamship from Pier No 20, East River
| Al NDAN. OCr II.
Mails Japan. Shanghai Hong Kong, and depS ndent
indies. VIII he sent the steam
ship city Ton 10 sail from esn Francisco % NoT Mails
for his steamship should DE posted an tie NeWGork Post
/ once before IL a. ut. sunday, Oct -.
All Mails close al ii O'Clock a. H. The PostOmee s open
from . III. to IL o.
Mails for Newfoundland at the NewYork Post Ofnce
kM@ftor aiity " g, is closed at the New YORK Post
Onice every day at @ D.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

two, and TO twelve Then others where when it
door blaeksnth with his anvil and strikes ting ting
ting" and a0ther where when IL o'clock comes, out
hops little bird and goes, whistle whistle whistle
is the cdck and the machinery back of IL All
Men have usiso may ways. one says thing reinediy
another rGch but IL IN just the wheels turning
round and gtindng ont the time for every body Ihe
man who sells liquor Is q bad man, but many worse men
sell haukbillN None a.! afford To throw stones
In regard TO the reaction after reig0ls vyalh, can
say after having twenty rVvals incvcr knew re
action after which essentially sweet ana niid of
spirit THIS IL argument against the terror on tle
law, Int j. II should be- and as God Is In tie Bie lie
Ia the Lord GOd slow to anger, abundant In mercy Or
giving iniquity tansGssOn, and sin; then at the very
faicnd the alternative. IL is sometimes sneef
ingy said eyiyais do not make more moral but
they do ygor to mems souls they 90 cleanse
out honiehoids, regulate many Irregularities ana make
better citizens. II this Is If IL not deslr
able that the experiment be tried, and tnat tAe
community should have the benefit u II, II, as We
claim, IL will make men temperate who ART now dfunk
ards. decent ~ speech who now proiane, men
careful of others sOnl- not Tor ultlf OWL
Wl,n Is drowning in The river Ia II not nOher aiu
better 10 Lng III and try 10 save hun than 10 staio
cOOy the s.IOrc, calculating on The Prospcct OF LIE
living few wears not I VIII You be coln anu
indifferent hen thousands dying IN their sins al
about you! Look al 10 matter OF philanthropy IL
Of religion Pray for those who are PRAYING iaool
with who iaboiing ami to save the nyliads on
rcrislu2 sOuls who starving for want oi spr
lima
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

Miss q. Corrcja Mss janet 1as 1a ~ 20 20 & ID
Isrrt Wa,.rs Miss Kate McKeDnB ysnoe Fran son
80. 49, Mss IN. rtOn ard Mis- I3llc kirtoni n y.
seven anil adv TboJuss nay ard Nm baTgsai b ss ,
sarh E,an a,, rhle Ca,. Meier EOb ~ ~ "N'iIs Jt .
HrTanght,,n Joseph SOfcsty Mt ~ arHnl coy, 9','
r.c1; fOn. AID J. arkcT, Ma Aaiga1'' iun% ''" mn
k.r James rod -, -, ne, O Lain
ron LIVERPOOI-Tn si,amshtp Engtan6 oct s75onn ys,
l. 6rey Mr. Drlps nrA ~. Jrnrcy, d. u: Du|Ie En'sn- ~
ryarl MA scof, &i,s Scott, Mr Kersiaw cna,.s go,
1honisn Tie Misses Higpiua Mater hairy hrs Shhon
los ,p, Smith. p A. BurOA j. III. ArB03, Iia O. Ati.t.yb
aud chi Mr. Maria aar Thomas D"war W ~. W nIu IT.
head Nra " ihchra' A8 o. Whitehead, J"hh 0hhih al"
wife Mr aid Ess G.. =. iicsDn. ,.o r,
NOR NAN%AI- 10 sfsB1shfp NGa Jdcin'n, p,
C. Rhodes Jalses Browa, Miss ~ H. GLcr a1t hsid j. "
Gilbert Carrie r. SamPf, Mrs " J. ia@ton ,,,
,lf.r at nursa Jones ani cl, r. Iawkihs MIl'n
Tpr Thos H. McIpiosh MI G. rciatos! Ms hsiy G r.,
McAipin : G. Ie.an . VI. smith, q. NJ. Coulter Nal IN
(ralala r. Brown Mira W. \. frf i"'ant an1 ihIN' j.
Lewis Mr- j. NesOr, r. " lsCn M.a = y iI, - I,.l,ol
Miss Nellie Nelson Prof. Henry Guinn. p t9fer ~ ovens
Miss Maggic Erown, julia I.aii Johi Mtr.e so
Schuaipt fAvarn ByrEc, &. H. Arns, "lfhih '"t,,t'
yamcs Butler John BrOwa, william ji0Mh, ..tH j. 49,
Amin vo children ard nErs?, Ui.9u Ec,c in, ~ u n
{ogers l. CHERRY Wife child. r. Fl"sb D. s. Msdry'
j. A. h. nb TO- Jack C1on, ". L. 1tswouh rtr, ani ,F'
A. ruba,. "iie, SANDY Nalk'T W. H. NhkMSoh ih"N
Powers, Henry J.J Jack, L. l. Lamonte.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVERPOOI-Ia steam .hp Bdtr. Oc. 0-S. D..
BERNARD Mrs WIN Wheewright and maid Nj and Mrs.
Pcr. George I!UriDg am, David Rose Miss Is. X Ha2e,
Paul Kier IL Porter T. Poryi- Jones, D. J. Lyman, VIM T.
Phelps Prof More. All. T. Bacon David JOhnsOn, NJ r.
puuu Jo.n W Davis -. Samson, NJ. Francis C. =. SAce T.
J. palv Z. Tuck George ZGhrtskr, ID. Nllng John Wes
lev Or. j. = Dal4vau, Charles T. Leland X. Nolkuann
FOR EKEMEN sfSdtHship NOel Oct. 9. a. de Gref,
Nrs A. dc gig child AnOl Meyer MrA j. 3. Potter and
servant NJ Palmer Miss = j. IAuf f. Sehtin ghaus,
Mrs Alex Mcus, Ms- Jrnne Mc, Kari hoItwlg hJS A.
a King. Yiss KING Miss T. King Miss styles MF-. d. l..
Dow kouYad slmken, Mss Lima kansor. Aisa Alma Her
hold Juvebuth, MIS- Fanny Gerard, Oscar Petersen. ~
Ilup, Mrs. A. e. Rupe, A. leiuemann y ieysrheini, A.
C. Leon, Charles ". Cas :. kcnney Cass. Ms- lathallda
ahu Aiss clsr, Hartmann Mrs Margsrst n Deaiy t2as
Mu!lrI Mrs Muller and thrre hlien ID. Ilnuer-
mani John Lohsen Frnnliska Wienmn Julus kottMeci,
Mrs Anna Wachic j. H. e. scnerenbecA, Miss sophie Brolt
berk Emanuel " ciss
FOX LIVERPOOL, Il! steamship city Of Richmond, Dot 9.
# LYON white Mr. Lynn White Miss Clrruhers G. H..
UokIrn f. f. DOrenus Mrs. r. T.. poremus A. Garntr Wal
Ter Hubbard GRAY, r. II Anderson Mrs AnsieI vm T.
schmidt, Rev. Jas McManuS Mics kats McManus, r. IL.
French H. H. Firenc ami two infants Master tfiench,
FfFech Miss Kate Cunan Mss Fanny Stacy d. A.
Seal seal child and infant Francsco C.frs, A. 2.
gland Ed win pay ID. Wilkins, Robert An
d.r.In George Ashorth Mrs George AshOTth Miss Annie
r. Hannah MIR. Dobt ie, Alfred H. Louis, Mis- fesclaior
Lancaster Ache GfcneI John +. Kelly, Chas COR
bin. ser1o Gonzalez. MIS- n q. woodrow Master George
Woorow, Master Charles Woodrow, Miss Jennie Woodrow
Charlrr Spence. Chss Harter, Chas b. hinton, John
Lar gman.
haekay. Dr. Andrew hns~ood MI 1ayIof Henry Sorrt)a
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
THE COURTS.
ASSESSING CHURCH PROPERTY.


The Second Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Harlem Presbyterian Church, and the
Church OF the Holy sepuchre all objected to assessments
for street paving imposed thcm The position taken
by each church that under net OF 1910 the asses
sOrs for making estimates and assessments Tor any I'M
proyement were forbidden to assess any house or lot
than oneha s value "as valued by the Assessors
OF the ward which the shall Ia situate IN 1897
this act was repealed but the repeating act was isei
repealed in 1882 restoring the act OF le4o. oh tno
books OF the Tax Commissioners The property OF all the
churches is marked under the column OF valuations
exempt" Judge Lawrence, at the Special Term
held that the Tax Commissioners having placed no valn
alton their property the assessors couh MAKE none
and the assessment was void. From this decision the
city appealed the General Term, aud Mr. Barnes on
Saturday on behalf OF the city, argued mat tGOnSl
churches aud schOul-hoa.cs were exempt IRON taNNlon
they we're not exempt from assessment Tor Dtiltnts
that the act of 1850 repeating the act OF 1877 did not
revive the ~ 1S4O and thai even tue act OF lSio
in force, the entry the books ~ the commission
collect state taxes MAS not the Vainaioh ol "u
meant by tie act OF 1880. The court le-
lll Is
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
DFCIgIONS-OCr. Q.

Supreme Cori-Ckdmjers- Bv Judge l.awrcice.-
Morrison ag Philips; Matter o. Lloys s'Iabfg ae; hei,
s4v; Mirof act 81 Sohord.-tiraI,e. Matter OF Lloyd
order submitted With tb7 pcttOn Peters agL ha
loy-Frrors be corrected ard afiGaylt reversed
Opinion Ot BImeniiai.l cannot grant te pier
asked for without further 9l.tlJn lG ROY agt Wtbh
People rel Charlie. Jaquis
power ~ grant this order. Hays 9gi li1 l'-l 90
n the undertaking with The papers ,nlhilth.
iIy judge DcuOuc.-Na DiAs,4 i,halc-Keie,red
tetNud crcOuHt Cusky ast Cusky fefkts
II. AIT SalDmon. Orders grated.
Common PLaa-SpeTdl Ierm-By Judge Robinson
ryirr McroInerho apf!cf ton ot uc bl io br er
oeraied the strict OF the statute auhnr
ling make surrender aud he 80 eNoreatr ' Feht
10 be ef . absoat. aud Transformed by condl
fions asne 0I oi any supposed equity hardship; motion
granted EDistein tv, Ag FaTTneTNotOn tO disnss ac
lion granted with $40 cots opinion
- Al, p IJrzn
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
ENLISTMENT IN THE NATIONAL GUARD.

ITTT' a'rr77+''fr1
An application by habeas corpus has been
made TO Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers
behalf Of Fritz scheel TO release him from arrest1of
nonpayment of militia lues. He enlisted in the J'h
Regiment " T., and for failure to attend paiades, &r
was tried by MARTA! and fined about SS07 aud for
non-payment was Imprisoned in Ludlow Street jan.
lie brings up these proceedings for review, charging
some irregularities IN the proceedings bat resting mainly
on iho claim that he has never become citizen OF tie
United STATES even to the extent OF declaring his mtcn
tous he could not become member OF the militia, and
his enlistment being ypd, all proceedings based on II
in some rrspcris from the eases which about four
wears aCo the signing OF enlistment papers IN militia
regiment was held fu cstop the sgner from denying mat
be was rghtfuIIy enlisted The sunet Is set down ior
fH-ti.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
PULPIT APPEALS.
SUNDAY LESSONS IN NEW-YORK AND
BROOKLYN CHURCHES.

SERMON or TIE REV. DR. MARVIN r. VINCENT IN
TIE RENoDELFD CHURCH OF THE CovENANT-
REVIvAIs DISCUSSED by MIR. BEECHER AND THE
REV. EDWARD EGGLFSroN.
The churches Of this city and Brooklyn generally
had congrega cations of good size yesterday morning.
The Church Of the Covenant at Park-ave. and
Tirty-afth-st, the interior Of which has been re-
modelled during the Summer, was filed with people
gathered 10 hear the frst sermon of The pastor the
Rev. Marvin Il. Vincent, IN the improved place Of
worship. lie dwclt upon the true view OF CHRIST.
Subjects suggested by the approach OF the ahors OF
the evaneelistS, Moody and Sankcy. in brooklyn,
were taken by Mr. BeechcT ard the Rev. Edward
Epglestoa, both of whom considered religious
icvivals in various aspects, and referred to Mr.
Nooly's work.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Business Chances.

A MEMBER of any Grange, with 80 900, can
"a have opportunity invest safe, legitimate, ani
prortaDe BUSINESS Address for six days URE THING,
Tribune once.
An elderly gentleman wishes a PARTNER
"A leltrr lady on gen tnanl With about 5000 cash TO
establish large pogTy farm; fortune ~ few years
Addr,ss d., tins cfice.
A ADDITIONAL capital procured for meI
aud Otat mining
&C. negoac real estate exchanged tot business persons
seeking business advised wit out charge Of
References j IL. Crane, Vice
Prsd,n NJ Man n NJ rsh n Gardner, Drugs
H. Cod st. Nc CTggs CaTc,Dn, Pm and Rus Bro @S BY
nRUG STORE FOR SALE-ln Providence,
IL r. l.; beautifully fjrisiled in black walnut, best
neghboriOod state nrstolass family trade esab
s,i By d. prOl niue rsittrd two
ago walls and ceilings oil painted store two sdes al
gas. not dollars worth Of dead stock
ieht
month all La cost VI ,0O1 will sell
Irop Ioor southern nan and live cll
mae rather lose money than mere. Apply I'M
nS!iatsly u
SAN. BROOKS, p. q. Lock Box sc. Providence. r. l.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
Sales bn Aurilon.

A. MER"r, AueuODeor.
DY BANGS, ME2WIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
I'D near Bond st.-sale3 OF Books Works Of At Fancy
MONDAY At 4 D m.- THEOLOGICAL and NJ .SCEI.IA.
NFOUS BOOKS including the collection Of the late BISHOP
HOBAIsT.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ann r.ses GOT glr sets .... . 27 Noon e;ts. zoo
mo- wATgR DAY a. -. .
Cows Island. boz Heh a. Feff, o'o'
DAY. " -.
SANDY Hook i56 Cows island.. $50 Ken g. iefN 80
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
See Cream.

----.-~~---~~--~---------
uORTONs ICE CREAM and WATER ICES
81 20 PER GALLON.
CHURCH FESTIVALS and Fairs
25c PER QUART.
Discount nlde ON large orders.
FaUbcs boarding Houses Parties Churces et:. promp pty
surpich. Dcpots 200 Fonrthaye. and ,96i Broaaway
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

1908. Ballard agt. Rondy ami
anO.
l24l. Ba2ley agt. The Mayor,
sc.
7sJ. Norman agt. Deg IAN
IT al.
1889. Holmes agt Ocean Nat.
Bank.
800. .Lilenthal, ex'r, agt
ocean Nat. b'k, y. Y.
1887. Lyons hgt Roscnthal Il
al.
1881. Van Ndstrand agt.
Gwyunr.
GO. .GIay aud ano. agt. Cen
tf7il u. lt Of y. '.
1853. .Crcwell agt. Guion,
impld.
l7J5. MAI. state B'k OF Eliza
beth AIT. MCN H.
liams.
22gl .Cum7tpck agt. DrJhAn.
2gSl Taylor, ahrl I, AIT. NY.
{. aud H.. X. PR. co.
G55l. smith. assignee, agi.
Avery II al.
c572 smith, assignee, agt
Avery et al.
274g Hazard agt. C"nkiin.
2iS3. .Glbnry, ailmN agt
Roach.
1877 Mullct al. sgt. Allerton
ct al.
1927 Pollock agt. Gillihan et
al.
oonl14 O'BTirn sgt Browning.
1g5. Stewart agt. Taylor.
li43 Reilly agt. Reynoids.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

FOR NASSAU IN steaDrshp Cy Of Dllias, Oct Lieut.
Harr W A. Pyfrune, Mrs C. stewart A. MARTINEZ Rev. r..
Swaun, Charles Ni.sou
FROM CHARLESTON- IN steamship Manhattan, OCT. .
1 ID Minor A. r. Child J. Corbett, r. Kyle A. Nelson,
Holman. James BrrIndn and wife.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

70 INit n, j.
4j6 Condon agt Martin,
eN'N.
COZ. Bradley sgt. Narragan
sctt StelDishtp COs
c3O. Mos"-. j., agt. Fox -
a..
o2s Dosn agt. ". Y. &. End
n. Il. Railroad fu.
1890 KEN act. conner, iii o.
1924 ogden a 4. Lathrop.
s21. Lyprh ng'. Adams ot a..
79o -CNs-i!y a. al. AT. be-
gDsicn
7e4 Watson agt. Lloyd.
534. Sioker ACT. b. and ".
A. Il. n. :. L. 60.
TERN -LARREAORE, j.
80. Rusrhhaupt agt. The
Mayor.
81 Wisel agt. The Mayor,
8e.
32 Dol,rtv agt. The
Mayor. 6r.
% 80 BetI igt The favor, &c,
IS Rpsen agt Sancr.
81 ArsenburR ast Sberi
dan.
90. X 1uena agt. Warmer.
90 Drgg, agt jarvis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-06
IRISH WHISKEY,
l. FRENCH BRANDY,
'- APPLE BRANDY,
RYE WHISkEY,
ST. GROIN RUM,
LONDON PORTER, old and pure,

tor sale by
no2G JOHN M. HIGGINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-06
PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 8, 1878.

s snn sessa 465 High tide. 3.lo
PORT or RICHMOND. JANUARY 8, 1875.
ARRIVED.
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer'
ana nd;se aud passengers L. b Tntutn. agen- 40
Rarksniine Pengniu Ger. }, Won Appenl nr1 VIC
Jsnctro 900 eackS coffee, Dave apOr' q aui S.,
Schoouer Eugie, Corsey, Alexandra, gram a"i-
lego Mills. ,,.d-,, sru,n. CALICO
" seseoaer Farmers Return, White, James river
oysters, to pazster.
steamer Old Dominion, wa alsn;s New i0'h' "''
stsseer J. ". kvernan Plat, o pnaa aes,,,
mercssudise and passengers W. Nor.
ssasyner Wesroyers skinner, .s., Stca mhoat
schooner Independence, -, James r,ver' 70 'oao
yHsoor og John c. Heenan, -, James river, to
load oysters for Richmond. .
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From Baltimore January 4th, schooner Ro1anna'
Franks. n.
TRIESTE, January 2.-Anivsd: Brig Julia f.
csfRsy' YORK. YoTns'J January s-Arriyea Schooner
Haven also arrived. scnooners 9. ". al'G Ter
French: O.. P. Wright, Chopper; r. Mason, Ter.
ry; ". W. GIifing, Stocking; Roona Araoe''' : a.
psoyIDEycs. January 2-sailed: sehooners M
| Dtsperar dunn, Goodspeed, ana d. Aiper' "nii'h
| patterson for Virginia. 49,
BosToS, january 2Arrived; schooners MaIs
! u rover jenkins: Edward hicb, BaKef' CaIIie
| a. Miles Graham-froln Virginia.
QUICK "TRIP.
The tug-boat Brandon leit Newport Ns% Soa mon
tay evening al 8 O'Clock with bark ana scnoohea
and arrived here at O'Clock Tuesday morhlug
making the trip in thirteen hours.
LIGHTHOUSE AT DUTCH GAP.
The following letter of notification has beeh re-
| ceiyed by the Collector Of Customs: n,,
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE FNGINEEh' s FEE
DfsTRICT, BALTIMORE, NIB, January 4, IoI2.LI
Sir-In accordance with the PROVISIONS OF aItiG,s
So lighthouse regulations, have the honOl W ~
for m You that the beacons 1T Dutch GAP cana. Vs.
will be RI ady for Lighting by January 70, 1870.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Major OF Engineers United states army,
| Lighthouse Engineer.
Collector of C,xtons Rictrnond, Va.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Arrired: switzerianu
Steinman Columbus. Arrived out: Matte ane
Franklin Home ward bound: Giuseppe, san,a.
| Arrived: Champion, San Jacinto, Isaac heli.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-06
From Charlottesville.
YCorrespondence Of The Richmond Dispatch'I

From GnaSs0tt9NSuH0s
rCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, January 8, 1870
The outgoing of the old year was ce:e'
Nrated here by masked surprfse-parte VINO
had good time. .,,.,, ..o
murder Of Dotson, at the White sulphur
Snripgs, last week, Is native OF tnfs county
and belonged to Mr.. Nat. Hammer. he ~
said to have always borne bad character.
am sorry to record the desth OF Mss
Mo,lie Carter, Of this county, under the
most distressing circumstances. .on ShuI-
ssay n,ght abe had returned TO her fathers
fro,n = party, aud took up a lamp to retire
10 her room. As she crossed the passage q
puff of wind came through the passage,
causing the lamp to explode and enrelo7lng
her in flames. Hercries brought her mother
and sister to her assistance, both OF whom
were severely burned I'm attempting TO put
out the FIRE; but cot ts7ntil her clot.s-ng was
burned was the Ere fztinguished. She was
Derfect,y conscious afterwards, anE told eX-
actly how it occurred; but her Surns were
OF such nature as'to cause her death, ~hicn
occurred about qI o'clock Sunday morning.
She suffered such tort,lres thatiPerbaps death
was mercy to her. Miss Carter was only
about eighteen years of age, in the full bloom
OF womanhoos, and was an Intelligent ana
amiable young lady.
have some as accomplished thieves as
any town can boast al. For instance,
party entered the storeroom attached 10 Mr..
McAlistcr's residence ats a. NJ. ana look
from It all the provisions therein, just 10
time TO prevent the family from using the
articles for breakfast. Another instance was
the case OF gentleman who had missed MS
r..
ticular night he sat for them with gun.
Being a little cold, snd the night having
well passed away, be thought he would step
in and warm, W hich he did, remaining but
few minutes; but when he returned, 10 ! the
raiders had been there, secured their booty,
and retired, much 10 his chagrin. 1t is said
by some that tbereare thieves about here so
accomplished that they can steal the sugar
out OF your coffee.
There appears but little doubt at the pre-
sent time that the Virginia Midland rail-
road will establish their workshops here as
soon as the requisite land can be secured.
The situation preferred by the road cannot
be secured, as it comprises the building
owned and occupied by the Delavan (coloreH
Baptist church, which they are unwillingto
sell except at fabulous price. They have
been offered more than its worth, but they
are holding up. The road will, however, IL
is believed. accept the next best place, which
is about ba.f mile farther from town, on
the farm of Rev. james Fife.
The Chesapeake and Ohio trains met here
to-day, dining at the Central Hotel. This
point will be their dining place for the
future
Yesterday was court-day. A great many
persons were in town, but little orno business
was transacted. The farmers could make
no Roadway hiring hands, having to COM
pete with the agents of the railroads who
were here. QulP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-06

r OST OR MlSLAID some days ago, the
IL following tobacco note: Anderson's, No.
1877. The public are warned against trading Tor
said note. in 2-2wl JAMES T. GRAY.
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AT1-TION gALEs-ThIs Day:
By Lyme q Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Aacti 'NL'
No. 1910 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF os I'VE me
I ;vaTnABLE BUlLDISG LQrrSSn II AND
sSI1THEesT COR NER OF LE ~ ERhMED
an IN M STREETS, WITH TWSOmUynS S GThe On
HA0nsEs THEREON, AT AgG ner oannointed by
dersIgned us special asV of Ricku,ond, IN
inc is sviad Sewbys admnistralo5ss eg ecen6er
the sn,s &c entered on the I'm ~ ~ anlio
n ere,.uf fon of said decree; se ~ fanI,
1S14,sha!i' t ia Hsenises on MONDA1, 1.n a,iva
aucnon:. en -. o'clock r. NJ, those Two stanafed
aIy.r tG a o. as above described anu S II plea.
~ nia and on plat mace oy nc sduth line Of
ssnts surveyor, having IrSn ,at ~ 70 an alley.
Leigh stIee' e,na.8fth cash residue az sA a1 %
,,o;,tbs for negotiable notes.
t I'VE Tretaned until same are pala ana
L.Ie aasiarad by The court. =: W. LC IL
ance ordefea W VIZ Special Com missioner
POsTPONEMENT. -
The above sale is POSTPONED until nciock r.
.be 9Th Of January at the same w nou rrIiRNER
Nj. sneciai Commissioner.
ia s - -
nv Cook Laugnton, Aucuoneers'
corner Governor and Franklin strees'
Household FURN1TUkE "a a. , AST
III TION.-Ou WEDNESDAY, the otm ,,d nI Ho,,"e'
~ {, o'clock we will sell at tue hlt General
corner a.,,, or of FIJRNITUE BE, consisting OF
a'''i BEpsTEADs, BUREAUS,
.... MATTRESSES, CHAIRS
MARBLE-ToP TABLES,
CURTAiN Cook & LAUGHToN,
. 49, - Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SAaEs-Raturs o.
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r By Lyme q Brother,
4 Real Estate AGENTS ana Auctioue,r
No. 1919 Mail street

COMMIssIO NERy SALE OF A r,,,
" IN HENRICOCoUNTY on THe rrARM
LAND ROAD, ABOUT TEN MiLEs bhIiSGs.
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT IfIr1I5ILL9W
pu1saaa 3, I, R., sssr ss, q se - Gso l.
Der, 1874. In suit OF Bufdn %. Lyme. ar deem.
sell, in front Of the county court HOUSE Of ~ soa
county. on MONDAY the 1 lib Of Janum,,rh esnnheo
ct ID O'Clock NJ h hs EAEM spe1,loned IL al, iss ~
Of Mrs. kmiIy Grover, Ysrbroagh. And se aaads
formerly owned ana ee copied by sIired 4 gpasrs
and located rs ~ owe described. " 0afha,
sale; the residue nc one, two, ana three Of
purchaser giving his bonds or negotiable not NE
deferred payments, with interest rom d,n n1a ior
The tile TO be retained until The whole ~ saA.
the court. en-. CONNIE %
J0Bn 3. YOU'VE
j. 4.td Commissioner,
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BY Telegraph.
NEW WORK FTc

NEW YORK, January 5--Cotiou firm sales of
S,O41 baies at l4SGlSc. Southern flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat less active-about C. easier;
9l.2l@Sl.29 for western winter. Corn opened
firm; closed dull and heavy old nominal ut 96@
9Sc.: S6@S9c. for new western mixed and yellow:
SSG(S9c. Tor new %Ribe western. Coffee outlet and
firm Quotations unbalanced. Sugar quiet at SKA
for fair refniag; refred unchanged and In fair DE-
lnand. Molasses dull; New Orleans. 5S@65c.
Rice steady With u fair iobIiug trade Talow firm
at Ss.l5@tSl6. Rosin steady at a. 1O@ls2 Is
for strained Turpenune heavy at Soc Pork
Lrmer at wv For Old 4aess; s2O.5O@Qs2O.75 for
new mes: bsei aniI. Lard lower; prime steam