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SEEDS. &c.
SEED.

4 AKt NNRD-IRASS SEED.
Wcarcrc,riring The NEW CEOp OF ORCHARD
GRASS SEED raised 10y John Washington, Esd, OF
Caroline county. Va. For sale 10 farmers.
PALMER. HARTSOOk 4 Co.
iv.6-GSw2m Richmond, Va.
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SEASIDE LIBRARY" Hidden Perils,' by
May Cecil Hay, seaside edition, received
from j. L. EllysOn, 11l2 Main street.
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CROQJE;F'.

rNOOUET, CONTAINING L l g III L
SRALLS. EIGHT MALLETS. and Ten
ARCHES, pui np In neat box Tor Sl2o-thc pes'
49, ' j. 7. EiLYSOS,
;ylJ lllz Main street.
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FVsI n y " II y
y. TX koS SUTHERLAND.

RICHMOND. July 25, 1877.
III retiring from the above business take pleasure
~ recommending my successors 10 my friends aud
Tie public generally. feeling confident that they Will
give perfect satisfaction. Respectfully.
jy 26-3t Mrs. WILLIAM MURRAY.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE /, 1877.

,f:tgo,.ai on the Chesapeake ANA ohio rai'road
rr,"n mics west Of Staunt"H. cars stopping al III,
t,urr. :, 1890
,.tv children under twelve wears anu cpiored ser
wants halt price"
Hin-r,! waters and grand scenery cNcclicd 10y no
other place in the STATE. n
t,rrular< AT the Office "f tho Richmond DisD0tch
L. & VI. BEERtS>,
rrv.9-2m l'ropric!orS.
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UNDERTAKE. Frs.

HAVING THIS DAY PURCHASED
Ii THE GOODWILL, STOCK and FIXTUR ES
Of Mrs. WILLIAM MURRAY Ia the UNDERTAKE
ING ESTABLISHMENT at No. lot Governor
street. we now prepared 10 promptly attend TO
all orders both in the city and country keepug al
ways on hand n ful! liuc OF WOOD and metallic
BURIAL CASES and CASKETS.
HAY Il SUTHERLAND.
THOMAS W. HAY.
j,
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THORBURN'S AND LANDRETH'S.

The only dealer In the State who has arranged
with tiIc gro~rr 10 project the planter from all
!I,s.a on crop lncicni&i l" Inferior ecc'l TiiOk,
ECRN'S SEED only guaranteed. Druggists and
dealers supply themselves al my store.
Twenty per cent. discount To GrangerS. Inose
unknown 10 mc will present certificate. This Is I'M
icrairc. Country orders meet pro npt attention.
". G. FIGSEh.
60? Marshall street. opposite New Market,
y l9-tJy27 Rchmond, Va
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CHANDLER d SINNOTT, UN-fssnzr
~ DERTAKERS AND ABISET- -ss1sssSs*S
MAKER No. 722 Main street. keep on hand full
stock Of WOOD and METALLIC BERIAL-CASES
aud CASKETS. 4.
A practical experience of over twenty years and
small expense, enable Us 10 furnish everything OF
the best at reduced prices to suit the times
je 30-S,Tu&ThIm
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The Dapvi1Ie railroad Employees.
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD Co.,
MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE,

RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.,
MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE,
MANCHESTER, July "a, 1877.
We, the undersigned, foremen OF the dif-
ferent departments Of the Richmond and
Danyille railroad shops, have conversed
with the employees under our charge in re-
gard to the article on the strike in the Rich
mond Wing OF to-day, and at their express
desire do pronounce the statement that any
movement looking towards strike on the
part of the employees OF this company ABB
solutely false.
John B. Vaughan, Master Car-Builder; 7.
A. Gentry, Foreman Alachine-shops; W.
T. Ledford, Foreman Paint-Shop;
Thomas Anderson, Foreman Smith-Shop; !;
J. FL. Perkins, Foreman Car-Shop.
From nv observations am satisfied that
the representations made by the ioremen are
correct, and that no strike has heen intended
or even thought OF by the employees OF this
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department OF the Richmond and Danville
railroad. Il. D. WADE,
Master Mechanic.
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9ithmoud 1ispatt|l.
TII-RSDAY. JULY &c, 1877. |

ka-TuE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
LARGER THAN TUE CONFINED tIRCC-
IATIoS OF ALL THE U'r!iER DAILY NEWS
parfRS OF THE CITY fr '.-
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DIR. UoGE's OPINION OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
The Edinburgh Daily Reuien. giving an
account OF the last evening OF the General
PRESBYTERIAN Council, says: =,
"The closing proceedings OF the Council
were invested with Il deep and solemn In.
terest. The attendance OF members and OF
the public was never greater. Many could
not obtain admission within the walls ofthe
Assembly Hall. The first item OF business
was the adoption OF all address to the
Queen, prepared by Sir Henry Moncrelti.
The adoption OF this address was invested
with peculiar interest from the fact that II
was introduced by the Chairman OR. Beat
ty, OF Ohio) and moved by DR.. liogc, OF
Richmond-both subjects OF the great re-
public across the Atlantic.
"Dr. Hoge said that, coming from coun.
try which was republican in It's form OF
government, not one present recognized the
fact more thoroughly than himself that there
was not a happier Government upon the
earth than the constituted limited monarchy
over which the Queen presided. [Ap-
plause.l 1t was not only her great dlstlnc-
tion to preside over larger number OF SUBJ
iects than anv other sovereign, but she was
the strongest OF all others i'll the loyalty ana
love OF those over whom she presldes. Ap-
plause.1 No Government upon the earth
was stronger than the love OF the people.
For more than forty years Queen Victoria
has presided over the purest court OF any
sovereign in Europe, and this happy result
she had secured by her own transcendent
virtues. And so far as the relations between
the Queen and Scotland were concerned,
the unifying sentiment was the Preshyte,,
rian Church, for. when her Majesty VISITED
this country she worshipped among her
Presbyterian subjects. [Applause:] SPEAK
ing for himself and those whom he repro
sented, he most cordially moved the adop-
ton OF the address. [Applause.]
"The motion was adopted with accama-
ton"
Dr.. Hoge delivered 4 speech at the "tlrst
public sitting of the Council'' on "the
simplicity and scriptural character OF Pres
byterianism, its expansiveness and adapta-
ton, and its friendly aspect to other
churches
This speech will appear i'll full in the
Central Presbyterian as soon as the manu-
script arrives.
Or. Hoge also made I short address on
the Sunday-school topic.
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ETIEEMENT HOME SCHOOL,
IL CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.

,,-;-, r., ta,c into my family :, limited number
IF cfE0AEpEfS a. PuPli.s. to hc educated Win my
children. .,...,, aud worry
conyr-lirut 10 The DanVic railroad and couny-sca
Competent teachers MI! h" cmplnych anu ors. ,s
care and instruction will hc bestowed upon TIC
scholars. -. ,,. or ou
The session Of nine months vii! begin The lST or
OCTOBER SENr.
fur terms apply 10 The undersigned.
MHS COLoNEL HENRY CAERlNGJoN:
l2.nM SmiihNillr. Charlotte county, Va.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. A NICE TWO-STORY@
Z BRICK SEvEN-ROOM DWELLING, No. LII
5 east Broad street: Kitchen. gas and water. Ioa
good tenant only lS per month. All In good re-
pair. Apply 10 ROBERi u. IL NJ. III
iy o4-3t Real Estate Agent.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

rtTFs OF BOARDING: 80 per day. s12 pei
,yr,.. =; o per month Especial arrangements mt'''
f,r Families spending il, sc:tsol:.
rl,r Gitiug-roo.ns viii lac in charge .f Mr. \. ZI-
LELIE ,,,.
rmsiNn> viii transport passengers and baggage
FREE ~ charge. ro:n the cars Ia the hotel
|. ~ In
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aTCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RIJ- On al S0teS of Real Estate made 6ett0ftH
the lst n Jnnudry and last W June the tdrtSIaT
he 7,restnt year hare tn be OHid byMe Rurchnstr:
On an sales ntade bettpeep the 1st WJniy0ndiG'
Of the yenr tie t1res hare 10 be paid bH me seufr.
[ThiS custom was adopted about hfteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents In Hichlnond anu ~
pic, to Richmond and vicinty.l
A. l.. DCESRERRY, 10 \. b.. ut 1918 Main
street, furniture &c.
JAMES MACDOUGALL. 10 4: NJ, at 11O4h Main
street pawnbroker's stock Of forfeited pledges.
RICHARDSON & Co, 6 p. NJ, buil lding lot on
Io0dy-R street near the gts-workS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK sTREETs.
CHARTERED 1874.
INsUREs BUILDINGS BY ANNUAL OR PER-
rETUAL POLICY. 500.
II. \. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
Ii. u. DAEFORTII, Secretary:
THOMAS BOILING, JR., Assistant Secretary.
JOHN BLAIR. Collector.
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED T. HARRIS. EMIL .. NOTHING,
GARREr Z. WATSON. GLEN. r. BARKsDALE,
WM. II. HAXALL. WM' {. hSlGIiT'
WIN. II. PALMER, WM. +. GRAY.
ie 7-3n
n n. WALKER II CO., GENERAL In
~. sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCASTiLE ISs
SIjRASCE COMPANY. OF London aud Edinburgh
Capital. i o 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Clnclh.
natl. Ohio-asscts over II 600. 600. .,.,-,
MANHATTAN F,RE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Y-,rk-aseets over 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, d
Brooklyn. y. Y. :ts>ets over S500.0O0.x
PHtENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook
lyn. n. Y.-assets over -: 50o00D. ,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
Portsmouth, Va-assets over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, sl3u
300. Losses eauitably adjusted ard promptly Wldaa
!ais agency. Applications solicited, and imnledlaw
attention given thereto. nc 10
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DATHING-SPONGE,
SURGEONS SPONGE,
BARRIERS SPONGE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
CtfAMOlS SKINS,
BATInNG-TOWEl.>,
FLOATING SOAP tw!htc).
For sale by
PURCELL. LADD ( CO., Druggists,
tvr 1915 Main street.
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Craig County Solid for Daniel.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch]
LYSCHBURG, VA, July 25.-Craig county
instructs five delegates to vote for Daniel
every time. ...... Is.
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T ANDRETH'S TURN1p SEED!
rtRSI' SEED!

full line al lowest market rates. Special rates
20 clubs. We deal in LASDRETli'S SEEDS cX-
ciusivelv MILLER & PIERCE.
Druggists.
y l4-tAull Fifth and Marshall streets.
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COR RENT.

~" MN aa
No. OF west Main. near Monroe Park, six roons1
gas. water. &C.. ut $3.50 per annum.
No. 4l6 north Seventh. seven rooms. gas, water
kitchen. stable, &c. at 1850 per annum. .r
No 2316 east Marshall, six rooms. water. gas,
&C., ut 1900 per annum.
No 1903 east Franklin. seven rooms. kitchen,
&C.. 1T 5000 per annllm.
No 22lG east Grace. six rooms. &c. at % 2l6 per
annum.
No. 709 north Ninth FIVE rooms. &C.. at 50 per
annun.
no. ls cast Marshall, seven rooms, bathroom,
&C.. ut 5000 par annun.
Fifth between Canal and Byrd, six rooms. &C., at
5000 per annum.
For further particulars apply 10
is 24-3t ROBERT - L1NE.
DOR RENT, FIRST OR SECOND6
H FLOOR -four rooms each, with coal-hoilse, ka:2
kitchen. and servants room. No. 500 rast Franklin
street. Possession 1t September. jy l9-Th&S2W
TOR RENT. and possession given lstI=i
4 of August, five OF those SPLENDID I'D
TEN NEMENrS in Jones's row. on Grace street be-
tween Jefferson and Madison streets. which have re-
Gently had an additional story added, max ing them
In comfort and convenience equal to any houses IN
Richmond. Each contains III rooms, WIN IouT-
room Kitchens. water. anc her modern improve
meuts The houses will be in thorough repair, being
grained throughout Oh all woodwork, papertd, &c.
To good and permanent tenants Inducements VIII
he offered ROBERT Il. LYME,
iy 24-1t Real Estate Auctioneer and Agent.
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JGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ ST&uEToN. VA.
Tn, largest rSt-ca~s institution for Young iauiea
In virginia. with a3c corps OF twenty-five t'acii-
..,.,,,.,. /, .... ,,,,,,,.
0f~.ny :hr FIRST WEDNESDAY In september
lSTI. =, .t.,,.. ,,,,,,v =
To- Mss NJ j. BALDWIN. Principal.
T. ,,., Dan S,IuntOI. Va.
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rpTCsTsesNal..

AIRS. VI. {. RICE WILL RESI- ME HEN
vi sCIlOi ASTIC DUTIES FIRST MONDAY IN
'rrrt WlFE nj sos Second street. between Clay
..ni cigh Her mode of Instruction Is thorough
hrtth,cc;ic. English Grammar, English Cnmposi-
-, i'hr.inlogy. Natural Philosophy. History,
,,ij, The greatest attention given TO orthogra-
,ny-,s concentration OF letters, definition and de-
L"t.s,,"r ~ 2i-1w
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ORANGE SEED STORE.

iv .6-!H WIN
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ERASIyE RUBBER.

4 NEW ARTICLE.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
pASSENGERS ARRiVED.

FROM RRIsTOI.In steamship Cornioq March l3..nfnry
tisle Naro yTce MARY Hele, George Hele, Charles e
Hef;e He!o Jcin T&psco;t, Henrietta TapseotL Annie
TSrscott John Trckcr Thomas Cock. Mrs j. Martin and
family DAVID kCys Wm. Richards, Charles MORGAN 81 =,
FR0M ASPiNWA I'll In StejHshP C0t9n, harcl i5In "a;
iews Cant H. \. Norton. Jacob BaiZ L. Provost, pI W.
Tlustcn ana vlfe Miss Walter Mrs. NJ HagcnH, :
NJ BusLDc Mrs Breaah and daughtor-, Mrs sawyer H.
Ca,rd,rs and vile L. TuXtul, :. Raleigh NJ COnl"h J. H.
silva l. BcTnsten, Brandon, w G. West Ramon Hoco
(,eogc Webster. l. Gil4, =. Is. lly N. HlDdy l. = Iir
yo.t 4 Talno Juan SOmcarl, X Naa'n0nde Ph0t be hi
sail jose d. Vallc, NJ Azemanze, John ISOi j. MIay
nlr,f movies j. = Freeman, John CrniiN p Herman, ia
vid Howe, " j. Quirg, John NJ 1iG ses, j. r. ktInp' r.
NIucIr i Iauscy Miss a. Prison. G. Jausgu, j. lai"hty
O. Miller Pat Hogan, j. KoTwD:. j. le'aiu, y Lous j. NC
wife and Children @. Wcstldl ~ o.
itihari II Ueriinan T. r. GrOOve V. Liza A. Br cht, G.
SponIs " : Coly J. H. Hancs Matt, II. Bach, r. Weise
p TaW!or T. Sanders ". IOncy W. Flagg, NJ Quinn, A.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

,,,, phiups ast wood-Granted. New.York Iafe
IsooSd sg Dsaws Laek and Western es hS'oSa %
ComI,5 el sf%mSd 70 hsvs brought ,hs action If they
ssSnS hnd tgn 6 o. p.Thep & II r Insrnree Co
s an srsI Dc sS6Ga b tass roSf q the facts re-
. was made and TSI tAe NTH s o0 ps Insuranes we S
c 6ieT granted Mater Of Haoraopuicn ~.
nv Judge Balei-nonohue agt S@dyln IN 's ,c C ,D me
TSS@ 4 e 10 the css s%es slerh 't where's
asIe s,s SsSe absolute siSsh agt GS
MED S SSrSpSe by psud sending it back to the referee
, ss @ eca,lune injunction gr3Rea ,Ra
viii so sdy SSsT 70 cSeS that tStTs Should say
% %"s 1 be SSl s SE 'IS he TrSs rPSpsy be a
pend & ns ths ana sPP sscd a. Of As within as th,eS eS weeks
TSsS1SSlsyu &c %o" on 70 confsior and eo
sess IL, ISSgng The setsndant being resden;
ooly ,Ss sryics Of sam not unauthorized 9
not sssS s.sS nsss s ase a .ens gSsD vcantsy SS st
~ he VAS mot sSS sSSpg K Sso,s hS mT amy
SyiSe testmony under stipulation between counsel
% to 81 10 % ysrsa ss9Is s rSaT oSB SDn Is ohs dS
a % Viii 10 costs the stay vacated and the order 10 show
cs,aS csns% ~ appearing generally and answering.
Superior Cost-SpSoial TG@mBy jude SbGir.,
van berree a. sgt see wGsnam aGpsd asi
ERasas S dc % pckel e. aIhs aanc;ioG 9psi 81
b So@ Ts asimGre and Oo lalru6d Company Motion
s .st T he cas- must denied uroa submitting the ques
G ,ssS s ,se Sa.S wss prope sSto
1,on,,op ChamJas-By Judge IarTemore.-
,,Var al conner er-Mcon granted payment nt COSTS.
hnir srf Gcvc-Moton granted; s?e decision Tne Peo-
~ ~ sgt Freuna-Per uItOry maDdamus ordered Knee
~ Sr att Rowe FL Breeze, &cl aCt. Rowe ~ I'll;
agt Iay; Belknap agi. sickss; Gke New York
TnsuraUce Moore; Same aGt same, and same
sFS J@fce va Brunt- schO agt Wright Referees re-
pr, Ja4q j. r. Daly-Nastcrs sg The Eclectic Life In
pce dlourned 2lst inst. for final settlement Cf
eecTee
u,y;rs Co,vt-C -Chomb9S-By JDStice McAdam.-
49, at McC orsack EBeelhaTd age. Nsekv; spF0ut agt
cc,rcr pe.ri act. Jones; kupptr AIT holons
Sr,nIed GRAY agt. Lends Haekrtt se UNell Prncee'
ne dismissed MeiEIs agL loWlei-COhraiAt dsnnsSyH
art Schwarz.-Scuury FOR costs ordered. Gsndlc
81 TlouSs-E Jacobs appointed receiver GeorEt ig
I'm. Burke; Wade agt. MCrgan.-D'fdults
LIED TirueF aSt. Hamptonordered to pay money into
go IO.uey agt Mon ga-Tlls application nLsS be
,sde o Che Gcncill Term Dchme at. Arniahf-lhe Ge
nf upcess server atei before me fer ofd exam
,Sf-r before decide this notion Kelly aft Shetry
Mc,,on grated MsuriCe art Iipulev. Default noted
- al sCt INA .-DesndauI DISCHARGED from Arresi via
,,--,T AT SchieIt-t oTcrcd. 1iachcr cgL
Desr,@t-TAxatlOu affirmed IDgebTaDS agt. Kuehn.-fhe
o H. made to atc under the dcAitd and $40 costs
H. a,tsr event Horton ast Rggs Hooper sgt CtpTeriy
a ~ art Peters. Acytr agt. LnCh; I4ovy at. Ipst
prs AIT Hart SCheIer act. Wolf; Wolt agt Gray MILO
AL Holman: Smiu. ae Dow Malkonitx agt Rarhar'ch
Lis .gt bOaHdi hcGure agi Vanderbilt granted
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

MURDER FOR MONEY IN BOSTON.
BosToN, March 13.-AbOut 5:45 o'clock this
morning pistol shot heard by the occupants OF No.
2sf IIarrson-ave, followed by croans, and In two or
three minutes another shot Upon the arrival OF the
officers at the head Of the first fight Of stairs vt No 2o4
in dark entry, lay the body of Jacob Hirscield' oo
years OF age whose place of business was another gt
up He had been shot through the breast on each side
rec living which caused his death in half an hour
By his aide lay pistol aud in his mouth. pushed down
his throat US fur pcssDle handkerchief twisted
hasd upon which Lis teeth closely shut "a 10
render u almost impossible to withdraw it. His empty
wallet was found half way down the rtars. He had
evidently ben robbed by some one who knew OF MS
habit Of coming mis- shop early Hrschfeid Is Known
to have received considerable OF money yesterday
Three persons are under 81, Peter Miller Anthony
Gboins, ana Charles Burneyha al P0ics, WHO worked
for Peter LozOwsky in the fourth story OF the tahe
building Ii Is doubtful however, II iley know any thllG
OF The tragedy. Some of the police officials VINO nav
inyestigated the circumstances Of HrscEiclds deatn
claim that lie killed himself but this belief Is not general
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

BosToy March l3-Arrived schrs James NJ Flanafan sd
Maggie r. smith, Philadelphia Cleared steamship
Wnam Crane. for baltimore bark Admalcn' ior lohoo
PORTLAND. Me- March l3.Afrvci, ST. anship moiaNsn'
from Liverpool via Halifax Cleared I'm, sfn hIa''n h
for New York 18Th, schr. ". b. Maioney for new oa
Tovelanc from Boston: OctOTOOn, Rcynolis, uon
dclphia harks Thila Fgla. from Rotterdam; sohe rem
Hamburg Gerhard, from 1yCrtO ]; LUIS A. ,stnn
Boston, Eng; schr John from Cariera@ tehie' oib ''
II. Monroe for MatanZaS.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. -.
SOUTHAMPTON March l3The North German lhoyu
Neck8r Capt Willigerod from New-fork MTch io
March SSThe National line steamship The
On Capt Bragg from New-York March D. arr''u He
otTESsfoWN March lathe CuDard Line steamship
Marathon Capt from Boston March for il'epoo
arr we'd here ri O'Clock this morning. ..,,.-t.
March l3-The Anchor Lane steansip o nr
capt Ovcrstonc NewYork March for Glasgow AZ
rived here to-day, and proceeded 10 Glasgow e,,
ANrwERp March 10 The Red star Line Steamship sMiL
zeTiand Capt Jackson, irom NewYork Feb ~ arrived
to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IoNpoN, March l3TEe British brig Sunshine CspI
tians from Royal s. c. FOR the Uhllcd hnsou, -
bar lionel on the 2sd OF February The were landed at
liverpool by the IIahnemann. Capt IhohSn
The Bitish bark Christina, Capt Andrews from Phis
hark brothers German from Singapore Dec
York. before reported on Cape Rece VIII &
the cap, has put into cape 1own sns ' "S'
lost her Hzzantopinast ard had her bulwafks uauiaeu
LIVERPOOL March l3.-Jhe. British bark kalena Capt.
Douglass which arrived here The IN INST IRON
% il now full water and the cargo must De seIl-
oIsIv damaged Her huli IL apparently intact go - a.,
RtsrOy March l3-The sCT Florence Wackr, renee iol
Santo Domingo, wrecked the Island oil " sa Lone
oInnt Feb 10 The crew saved and landed at oanto
domingo CITY The vessel W II probably be total loss
lfor Ldtest Sh,J AewS see ftfh Pdqe.I
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
WIFE MURDER BY A DRUNKEN HUSBAND.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 13.-At minneapolis
at late hour last evening the dead body of Mrs Mary
LIONS was found at her residence, her face and head
horribly rnutatod and her skull broken. Her husband
Daniel IyCls was arrested suspicion Of having com
tcd the deed Roth lad frequently been arrested Ior
drunkenness IS and qUarrcing.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

A Chicago newspaper says that st Lonls
belle, travelling Eniole, had last made tYacy h nhe
Of charge MS work Of arr. by pretending that 1t was
part of Baltholdi's colossal statue of Liberty.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
cr11n MURDER AND SUICIDE BY A ALUNATIC.

ToLEpo, Ohio, March 13.-This morning
Michael Merrnan living at E0ck Creek Center 10 mixes
south OF Huntington, Ind who has been in the insane
Lvn haSn ulv cured shot OF his aged
s through the head fatally wounding nm ana ano.ef
aged Is, through The shoulder probably 1'aly "oul-u
no niin. he aigO shot and kiich hlmseN Insiantly
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14
ALMANAC.

srn -,ses Gl3l Cos Moon rises. 5:54
WATER IH~ DAY A. "
Hook island 7J3 heH q. feTry.. H3Z
~ iiGU WAFER +. n.
CANDY Uook 797 COWS saun S2l He'll g. Ferry. .10lO
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

Ss72 .Iawton ct al at 1863 Schmidt al. agt
Never ODonnell
1888. ..Lae,1n ct al ast. 33~Baryey agt Miniszek
Meyer.
PART II.--GoErP. J.
b9lS McGuire agt Wander 1893 Jackson ag Usiman.
ht. 5Si7. Beige agt. Hart.
.973 Tallglan agt Beers III Fish act. Dusenbury.
5S53. .lshcr AIT CLARK. 37J9 .Ttus agt. Scllwind.
1882. ct al agt 2542 Fine agt. Atwnter.
sieipmey ct al 1852 .PicrzheimeT agt Tuck
SOFA wRscef It Dumont 1920 Fish aet stiiwel ct al
6G29 aagt. Kramer 6lZi Rice agt. Bum ct nj.
59tS. Haas ag- Conner. b52s. Curry syt. Farley:
1919 II ubcr agt. Conner 6939 Handbook act Mlller
5Sl3. Prerzfelder agt. New 164 > Smith Dreer
house. 1854. .Salnger agt. McCOo.
$40 EerEel act Schaaf sNi3 IOwenstcin agt. Elias
0l9s ChevaleF agt. kohn- 406l SnGeIland sst lauie
stamm. and GLo.
PAST III.-sBEA CJ.
575l. The Mayor &c. act. 1891 FOobrcubach and
Smillei n. agt Mylus
2946. Gallagher agtThe Del, 7G9l II brouck agt.
Lack. and X.
r. Co 1881 .Hoiehreider aet Abrs
se6S. .Kelke'er agt Conner, hans.
1855. .GOldz.eG agt- Young.
77O3. Denvsn ACT. s;iger 55y4 .GIassulucK and ano
7572 The CoiweM Lead Co. agt Dinsmorc, &c.
at McCoal. fT5J. Mead aCt SchcTCsk.
9ls2. Miller. 720i Berger agt. Lindhein:
1908 MetZnger ast Welde Marine case smith ag HAIL.
GENERAL SEssIuNs-PART I.-SITuHgIASD, J.-Willam
Kelly, James Murphy, robbery Michael Dowde, William
o. Day grand larceny Louis Cohen receiving stolen goods
John Cornigsn grand lsrceuy John Council feonns assault
battery; William Campbell, Elijah Baker petit larceny
Fritz Kue assault ard battery Cha Johnson Peteran
gambling
James Drinl~y, James Wilson, burglary; Edwart Cahil
felJaious assault and battery Thomas L. Birch perjury
CaLIil, John Cunningham, Morris Wilcox, James
Sexton i'm ONei, Kate White Mary a. Madden Dennis
Gavip grand Lrcery; James Emmitt John Clifford, May
Clark Henry lw Jeremiah Stanton petit larceny Howard
PearS3 John X. Carpenter John Thomas false peteses
phP Conlen reesyhs stolen sSoGs Saes a. on
White, violating lottery law.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-14

nUUTHH IHEN Eh. IV-t.iptI =.
ID JARRETT & PALMER. Iessees anu aiaIaseh'
THIS (WEDNESDAI) EVENlNG; MhbGit Iii p - n Fy
prlrctiOn first time in America AMI by e n
!OIi RS OF the great Partisan sensation and London sue
cess Verne grand comic and
with all Of Ohbachs original sPar@hhg ns %
ssor,es being excellent SoOiSLs GRAN CltOuS
GRAND BALLET Including four premiers) BEAu I IlrCh
SCENERY. SUPERB COSTuMES Novel 0ptrt , y, III
DJspAKIURE OF THE FLYING SHlP FROM thE
SILVER MOON.