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SPECIAL NOTICES..
Mt COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE 6 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
1AYpnpTJTn mn III
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and of patients Who Ia We taken It, that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AsSlMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE BAhEk,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
uol5 919 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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NV YORK COTTON MA RKET.

77o bales; gross 3, SO bales Futures closed barely
steady sales, $500 bale; Deeelaeer; 18; Janu
March, SII.4O@Sll.41; April, SII.52@S11.53;
hiny, 81 63@$l1.64; Dune, SU .74GG$1 rs /;
July. al l.SO@3l Isl; August, Sll.s56$ II SO.
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cases were exclusively tried by the
Justices much of the criminal charges so
mach complained of might be avoided.
~ -. N,sGss: - - flSs..'1 ScuMrnT
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BIBLES.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES, formerly
sold by Virginia Bible Society, and sold at the
same low prices. ..,.-.a
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CHRrsTMAs aooDA.
GOODS.

CHR1sTMAs GOODS. us
TOILET BOTTLES,
FANCY COL0GEEe,
TOILET BOXES. ~
TOILET DREssISG-CAsEs,
PERFUMERIES,
Handsome BRUSHES,
Handsome COMBS,
LUBlN's EXTRACTS,
CoUDRAY'S EXTRACTS,
anu DINER fancy goods In great variety.
POLK MILLER C CO., Druggists,
de % Ninth and Main streets.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

- SATURDAY, December %, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised hogsheads, tierces,
and 2 boxes The offerings at auction on 'Chanee
were packages; Of which number 3 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
40 10 20 90 -
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SANTA CLAUS is HERE!
SANTA CLAUSE IS nEnE,.

The original Santa Clause Is -
.C.t.. WILLIAM GOETzE, :,,-y Fl
sos Eroad, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
where all the goodies for old aud young be found
at reasona BILE prices to suit these times Here's the
place to purchase your supplies for the Christ mas
trees At the most reasonable rates las cannot be
undelsedI to meet the wants OF all $3.50
& Come and get your CANDIES, COSFECTl0SE-
RIES. and all good things necessary Q make the
Cbristmas-tree q household word. D. -
Come early and SECURE bargains, as the rush Is
great and the prices are low. s..g.4 H.. 81, 80
Remember the place.
a. r. 1879. WILLIAM GOETZE,
..s. ...- sos Broad street, =
de 22-2t between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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de 1O-tDe25
ITO CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.

l am manufacturing DAILY my inimitable steam.
clarified FLINT CANDIES warranted better than
any made anywhere for wholesale purposes. 1t is
whiter brighter, purcr more highly favored, and is
warranted to stand firm in any weather. Also
CANDY FRUITS and TOY-CANDY. ....
FRENCH CANDIES.
! sell Mailard's FRENCH CANDIES-the best
and handsomest in the wor!d-aud Keep constantly
large supply on hand. -, sl.f
DEFY COMPETITION.
buy nil my goods for CASH from importers or
manufacturers. my SUGARS from the re6ncrs; I'm
ported goods from the importers. pay no middle
men, ami -"4
CANNOT BE UNDERSOI.D ANYWHERE. .
have on hand the largest etock ever had ut one
time, and am receiving goods daily, and shall con-
tnue 10 do so until after the holidays. am re-
ceiving to-day -. r-rI,g.;.3E Z
$50 boxes Layer, Muscatel, Sultana, Valencia,
and other RAlSINS:
25 boxes Leghorn CITRON,
8 cases new Smyrna FIGS,
15 cases Valencia ORANGES,
10 barrels Zantc CuRRANTS-new;
5000 fresh Cartla2cnia COCOASUTS,
rs boxes Sicily LEMONS: :;
5000 pounds Atniore's Observation-Disclosures and
1000 pounds PEACH-, APPLE, OUNCE, and
25 cases new SARDINES,
10 gross Cox's, Nelson's, and Chalmers CELIA
.4'if TINE. --,.. .---- ------v
AT BALTIMORE PACKERS PRICES:
600 dozen TWO and Three. Pound TOMATOES
and PEACHES.
500 dozen Quart and Pint BR ANDY.
.l.' PEACHES,
100 dozen PINEh PPLE, CORN, PEAS, &C.;
d 500 dozen One and Two-Pound COVE OYSTERS.
LEE & PERKINS, WORCESTER SAUCE.
5 cases Quarts, rints, and Half-Piuts at one
half Former prices. =:
AT OUR BAKERY -,. ....r
we make Baltimore Moiasses Cakes, Lemon and
Soda Crackers, Sugar Cakes, Gineer-SnapS. Jun-
blcs &c.all oil which We offer 1t Baltimore prices
WE HAVE TOO MANY GOODS AND TOO !,
LITTLE MONEY. r. - ri
Come with the SPONs, and see If we can't sell
YOU, or If prompt paying, will give YOU CHANCE;
bu, sell we win. LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX,
de saw Confectioner. I412 Main street.
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NEW GIFT-BOOkS.

The Flood Of Years. by William Cullen Bry-.
ant. Illustrated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8
Ballads of Bravery. Forty fun page illiistra-
lions. Cloth. gilt: elegantly bound. $3.50. 3 5
III ilnsIratiSns. o.... 49,. 80 @ @ 0
The Book of Gold, and other Poems. BY j.
II. Trowbrldgc. illustrated. ..... ........... 2 o
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture. Co .
pio,sly Illustrated Gilt cdge............. 4 6
Torchi's Engrayings from Frescoe5. BY Cor w.
reggio and ParmegianO. Twcnty-fDur hel- 3,
iotypes. Quarto, 1900. 10
The Rhine, from It's Source to The Sen, with
425 superb woOd-cut cngIavings by tile .
most distinguished artists and pngravcrs OF ..
fuli gilt. r 10
Rhyme Of the Ancient Mariner. BY samuel ID"
TAYLOR COlcridgp. illustrated bv Dore.... 10 0
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Washington.

Associated Press Reports by telegraph exclusively
to the DiSpAtch.l
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GAMES.

we have the largest stock Of GAMES in the city
embracing all the latest and best gaines OF the Lead
ing manufacturers. .... ....., i. mn.
DoMINoEs from 1Oc. 10 50 box. -.' .-...-.,,.',
BACKGAMMON BOARDS from 81 TO -.
TOoL-CuESTs from soc. to "a. .s.:
Any of the above hooks sent to any address, post
paid, on receipt Of the price. - -. '
Zee ELLYSON d YANCEY,
1.w.r Successors to j. T. Ellyson).
1112 Main street,
three doors above Dispatch Office.
de 10-tDe25
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.ros xxcrrsrox PARTY FROM NORTH CARO-
hN IVA SAD HIsToRT--A STRANGER WHO
n n,Hn urrr TO pIs--sESTENcED TO PRISON
Y0X-HrNT. &C.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, December 22.-The EN-
peror arrived here this morning.
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PRINCE EDWARD.

COUNTY C0URT-ATTEMPT TO BURN A DWELL
sARY COSTS.
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Muca,llay's History OF England, 8 yots.....S s 90
Dickens's Novels 6 vols. illustrated. II 90
Waverlcy Novels, l2 vols. 1S 90
Dickens's Novels. IA vols. Cloth. 90
Wavtr!ey Novels vols. .................... l9 90
Schiler'S Works, translation 6 yols......... 8 90
Knights Popular History of England, vots.,
~ w
knights Balf-Hours With Best Authors, 4 .:.,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December 22, 1877
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels. 9, Red, 2.204 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-1ThIe. CTS bushels; Of which 80 bushels
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The stars and stripes were first dis
played In England under singular cir
cumstanccs. An American gentleman,
Mr.. Elkanah Watson, happened 70 be in
London during the winter Of 1882, Just
before the public acknowledgement by
the King Of American independence.
He had portrait Of himself painted by
Copley, the distinguished artist, and n
Bostonian by birth. In the background
was ship, bearing 10 America the in
tclligcncc that her independence had
been recognized. All was finished ex-
cept the flag, upon whose stars and
stripes the artist designed the rays Of the
rising sun to fall. Coplcy did not think
Il prudent 10 paint the flag until after the
royal recognition, as his gallery was the
resort Of the royel family and nobility.
On the 9th Of December, 1882, Mr.. Wat
son, In company with Coplcy, heard the
King read from the throne in the House
Of Lords the acknowledgement Of Amer
lean independence. The two Amcri-
cans returned TO Copleys studio, where,
before dining together, the artist, with
bold hand, attached the stars and
stripes 20 the masthead Of the ship.
I" This was, imagine, Y writes Mr.. Wat
son In his " Memoirs, = ssthc first Amer
lean flag hoistcd in Old England
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NEW YORK, April 2i.-Purser Wild
man. Of the steamer Leo, burned early
on the morning of April IL, eighty miles
south Of Tybee Island, tells 4 graphic
story Of the disaster to reporter Of the
Times. He says: About 3 o'clock while
terrific sea was rolling. il was discov-
cred that some Of the freight between
decks had got loose and was pitching
about. The matches were opened for
the purpose Of securing the freight,
when. to the horror Of the crew. angry
forked tongues Of fire shot out cncircled
with volumes Of smoke. Hose was at
once brought into requisition, but the
iierccness Of the gale tanning the flames,
which had already gained considerable
Roadway. rendered unayailing their most
strenuous efforts. aud Capt. James Dan
iels ordered the life-boats lowered. The
Captain, with several sailors, hurried to
the forward deck for the purpose Of Sc
curing the life raft, which was in the
Captains cabin. and dispatched aft an
other gang, under command Of the Chief
Engineer, to assist in lowering the boats.
The fire had already increased fearfully,
and breaking out fierccy amidships. and
entirely cut off communication between
the two parties In the cabin were two
middle-aged ladies, two Misses Earring
ton. natives Of Nassau, and members Of a
wealthy and prominent family in that
province. They were on their way home
after visit to the North and Savannah.
They were both in feeble health, and
efforts were made % get them out, but
owing to the fearful rolling Of the ship
and the rapidity with which the flames
spread, efforts were unavailing, and il is
almost certain they persisted in the
flames. The only other passenger was
Ernest Papendick, Of New York, who,
aroused by the commotion on deck,
came up, and thus cot into one Of the
lifc-boats. Capt. Daniels with his party
who were forward, managed To lower
the lifc-raft, when twelve Of the crew
besides himself succeeded in getting
aboard The stewardess, who was on
deck, was called 70 jump 70 the raft,
and, in attempting to do so, fell into
the sea, and, Notwithstanding every ef-
fort was made to rescue her, she was
drowned. The persons on the raft were
huddled together in q cramped position,
nearly naked, cold and shivcring. One
heavy wave capsized the raft, throwing
the occupants into the sea. They
scrambled upon 1t again, except one
Martin McQiadc, who was lost. After
a most horrible time drifting at the
mercy Of the waves, the men We're
checred by the sight Of vessel bearing
down upon them, which in short time
took all of. The captain u the receiv
ing ship discovered the burning ship,
bore toward her and thus came upon
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mic injections Of morphine, and with
nonrishment by means Of cnemas. Mr..
David Dickie called TO see his son, and
the latter was very violent lie shouted
and foamcd at the mouth, and cried out
frequently, |" FEATHER, you've got plenty
Of money. Oh, do something for me. Y
At o'clock yesterday afternoon an
attendant offered Dickie glass Of wa
ter. lie looked at II, then took two or
three sips, shuddered, and dashed the
glass aside. lie was at once seized with
terrible commissions that followed each
other in rapid succession. His face be-
came Of CHASTITY yellow hue. Al 3
o'clock he fell into profound sleep
that ended ia death al } 1880 O'Clock
New FORK Sun.
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Bcd-bug Poison. C Corrosive sublimate,
] ounce; muriafe Of ammonia, 2 ounces
dissolve both IN pint Of water; apply
- all cracks Ia walls, floor, beds and
springs with feather.
10 Prevent Searching. To prevent
meat from scorching in the oven during
the roasting process, simply keep a
basin or cup Of water in the oven. The
steam generated not only prevents
scorching, but makes the meat cook
nicer.
10 Scrrc Watcr-melons.- Keep cool
and wash clean, and when ready 10 serve
mark off the length, with very slight
markings, into four equal parts. Take
"A very small slice of each end, and then
with sharp-pointed, strong knife cut
deeply, in the shape Of saw-teeth inter-
locking, through the middle half Of the
melon; then separate the parts, and set
each half, teeth up, on round dish or
plate Of its own. Each person is helped
70 a " tooth" The appearance is very
inviting, whether the melon proves
toOthsomc or not
Ddndelion Greens. When the leaves
Of young dandelions are or inches
long, cut up the roots, just below their
junction with the leaves. In dressing
them take off all the decaycd imperfect
leaves, and cut the root close, leaving
just enough 70 hold the leaves. Then
put into kettle, with about an equal
quantity Of water, and boil briskly an
hour or more. When tender, let them
drain in calender 10 minutes, and
serve warm. II seasoning is desired,
stew IA the quantity Of rhubarb stems
in a little water as possible, chop up
the cooked greens and mix with the
stewed rhubarb intimately.
Lettuce Dressings eggs beaten to-
gether, level teaspoonful Of salt, same
Of pepper, tablespoonful each Of butter,
cream and mixed mustard, and half a
teacupful Of weak vinegar. Put all into
"A tin bucket, and place it in vessel Of
boiling water, stirring all the time until
IL thickens. When cold. add table
spoonfuls Of salad OIL This dressing is
also very nice used with swectbreads--
say , or 4 pairs, after they have been
boiled i'm salt and water and
up. Mix the swectbreads thor
oughly with the dressing place table
spoonful Of this in the middle of each
loaf. with smaller leaves around il.
Serve for lunch, dinner or tea
Potato Soupiee. - good-sized mealy
potatoes, boiled; pass through a sieve;
IL teacup Of milk: tablespoonful Of
good butter; let the butter and milk
come 70 scald in clean saucepan;
add the potato, little salt and pepper,
and beat to a cream; add one at a time,
The yolks Of eggs, beating thoroughly
lrop small pinch Of salt into the whites,
and beat them 10 stiff froth; add them
10 the mixture, heating a. little a. pos
sible; have ready well buttercd baking
dish large enough to admit Of the soup
lees rising and not running over; bake
20 minutes in brisk oven; serve al
once. and in the same dish in which ii is
baked; 70 be eaten with meats that have
vrayieg.
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The following appears in the National
Republican, Of Washington, and Is rep
resented to have been written BY the
Office boy, aged IA years. The title is
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Nh n. X. STEVENS.
In lks1 your NEcfTlNE was recommended 10 me-
and. yielding TO the persuas0ns 81 friend iconxcnt-
I'd 70 try ~. Az the Time suffering from general
debility and nervous prOefraiiuf. Funcrirtucrd by
overwofk and irregular hablt is wonderful strength
enlng and curative properties affect my de-
bltated system from the hrsi dUEc: and under IL
persistent use rapidly recovered gaining more than
usual health and good feeling. Since then have not
hcstated ~ give NEGkIINE my most unQ ualinei In
dorsenenf A. being safe. SURF, and powerful agent In
promoting health and restoring the wasted system IA
new life and energy. NEGEfINEi- the only mcd.
cine use, and A. long live never expect 70 md
better. Yours truly,
10 Mouterey Street Allegheny, Penn
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the raft. Owing 10 the darkness and
the terrible surroundings, the rescued
party saw nothing of those who got into
the lifc-boats. There is possibility.
however, that they may have been res
cued, as the disaster occurred directly
IN the course Of vessels coming TO
Savannah or Dobay.
THB GREAT FAMILY MHDIcrSE.--Dr. VIII
hofts Anti-Periodic or Fever and Ague Ton.
icl No case OF incurablc Chiils has vet pre-
sented itself, where this scientific and safe
medicine has been employed. No case has
been found 30 obstinate as 70 resist ia
prompt and mastery action. No man nas
been 20 reduced by malarial influences. but
Win its use has come up perfectly recon.
structed. No pills or purgative required
with this medicine. g. X FIxLAY 4 Co.
Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE mr. ALL DRUGGISTS.
MosT ALL GOOD GRocERs and storekcepcrs
sell DooLEY's YEAST POWDER should your
grocer not have u. ask him 10 get IL for YOU.
but u be will not do so send 20 cents for v
10. ~ cents for u H. or 90 cents for 10. can.
direct 70 DooLEY 4 BROTHER, New York, and
you VIII receive u BY return mail.
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spRf~eFTEIp. q Feb. 2s iss7
This y y certify that have used NkGEilNE man
nfacturtd ny H. X stevens. Rosfon Mas fsr Thea
maiisr and General Prostitution ~ the Nervous sss-
TEN. with good success. recommend NED Ell 4 as
an s<ceilet4f medicine for such complaints.
Yours very truly.
CIV. NANDEGRIFT
Mr.. vsndeerfr. OF the nrm II yandcrrift 4 Hua.
mar. IL well known business this place hav-
Ing one OF the largest stores In springfield. Ohio.
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VEGETINE.

formerly pastor Of The Methodist Episcopsl Church.
HYDE PARK. and 1T present settled In Lowell. must
convince every one Who reads he letter " the Won
derful curative qualities Of NkcEll>E ~ thorough
cleanser and pufiner % the blood:
HYDE PARK. Mass. Feb. Is. 1870
Dear Ssr-About ten years ago my health failed.
year later was attacked BY pphoia lever IN IL WORT
large. deepseAtcd abecess. which nitccn months
IN gathering. had two surgical operations By the
best sklli 10 the State. but received no permanent
~ weakened by profuse discharge. also lost small
pieces u bone 81 different times
Natter ran on thus about seven years t MAY ,s'.
and talk with you 81 the virtue o. vEGETlNE. did
-. and. by your kindnefs passed through your
factory noting the ingredients, ETC.. BY which your
~ xhss a. and heard gained some confidence
commenced taking it soon amer. but felt worse
from lie enects sti pcrscvered and fell 4
bcnenting me In other respects Yet did not sc
the results desired I'll had taken 4 faithfully Tor
Was cured; aud for nine months have enjoyed the
ihase "a that time gained twenty-nvc pounds Of
ncsh being heavier than ever before IN ny lifc and
wss never more able to perform labor than now.
During the past few weeks had scrvlulous ~ ell
ing A. large az my ns gather on another part u my
took vEGETINE faithfully. and Il removed Il
level with the surface In month. think should
taken larger doses. after having become accustomed
disease andss.sad that ssses Time % cure chronic
Diseases and II they will patiently take vEGkTlNE
u will, In my Judgment, cure thcm
With great obigationsl am -.
iours se' ~ 1SMx xsFrELp.
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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foR Original II. Horse Fork, AL. steels,
Or Fenclngs for Lawns, Cemeteries and Field
from Soc. TO $50 per Rod, address A. J. NIL
Lis q Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Satisfactory com.
pensation guaranteed reliable agents.
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Louisville, KY !. Feb. f6, 1877.
Mr.. X STEVENS.
Deur Sr-Three years ago was suffering terribly
with lnnanmatory Rheumatism. our ministers vie
advised. me 70 take vtDETlAk. Afer taxing 0ne
bottle. was entirely relieved This year. feeling
return OF the disease again commenced IL Ing it
and am being benefited greatly Il also greatly Inn
proves my digestion. Respectfully.
Mrs. A. BALLARD
The New York herald., 1877-09-24

MvaSsns club 81 s whl,s s,a.s 5o red DO 81 =.
Cornms.i-nol,.d ssa sunsoi,sd saa Miiifssd-sIork.
81 slS a,p'Sqs sl1 sls mSalSs' sa o csgs S.s
York LumSsr 81 2, 20 Troy: - to New York. Lake
Ssps,s SS,Se. Sy 5000
feet lumber. Flour shipped by rail- GOO bbls.
BrrfALo Sept ~ 1877
prices Wheat daii ssss d cars No. Miwaasee club
~ cGsn ss. at sA @ Sample SG Soc ' s:
quiet sale. 1000 bushels Western Al aae Rye in lirh:
"s @ o SS's s So :sdo sovsS s@'s sa
Tsh snS.nsea '' Essp o's sy %
shs; wheat; il4ooo bushels corn. los5no do; oats,
lard Raroads-tioar. sioo bbls wheat 5000 bushels;
bushels; sSso4 Do ia.scc barley, 5000
1903 bushels: =" corn 800 do oats. is zoo Do Sarsy,
l,ioo do rye, 24oO do -
Flour quiet but steady; family. 50 25 . 90 Wheat
dull lover g SELL cao'es amber aud white. 81 s5 81 ~
nixeo 4se Oats easier; mixed, a6c. 2se: Rye easier
s @ pa @ he s.sy a. m .T Lar. Sa sve
sAc sI,c snlk meats .trSns a. eAe 7se and s'.c
rib and sides whsE W .,saay in good se%sad at
ss s sa';sr sa csn 6o sc -: zoe sugar
Sea 10 %"s a Hog IS 70 % far ssS. I'D sos ID So
So ID 80 to butchers, IS ~ 81 % receipts $50;
shipments, it6. -
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat strong aud higher;
s.c,.mSsT ss Ssf.fs 81 & sGg,ae as ls as
as y o ,s'e,sa & Cor" IN fair SS isyss %
cash or October Rye armer at 54,.c Barley armer
october ST. So sia 80 ali tho year Lard strong Iu,
higher; So ., cash October Bulk meats steady and
%S.. :s."s'; 81 s Ss.' rs 7s 9 ba shss 'f.s s L.
kecepts-o5oo obs noer il4oo bushels wheat, 2io 900
snpments-a,ooo bbIS dcnr, 5000 bushels wheat
sloo do corn. 10000 do oats 400 do rye. $1,000 do
The New York herald., 1877-09-24
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Hcl by Judge West
broos-Caiendar called at twelve O'Clock MNos. IA,
2s, 43, 62, g. 63 "a 70, H. 49, Ss o. 93 o. no. IA
ia Al l54 l9o 1913, 2o2, 2o4 2le 225 23s 2.s 249
25o 255, 257 262 263 21O, 27l 272 273 274 277 23a
MARINE CouRr-GESgRAL TERM-Hed by Judges
Aker, McAdams md Gocpp-Court opens ut ten A..
M-Appeals from orders l. q 3, 4, S, 9, T. s. 0,
10, II, u, IL, H. u.s. 49, H. 49, 10, 20, Il. Appeals
from judg gments.-Nos. l. q g. 4, s. d, s, o. 10, H.,
q, IS. 20 So 81, 80, a3, -, So Sc 81. IS, 80 ~
MARINE CoURr--IRlAL TERM-Part l-Adiourned for
1880, 3466. 3iG4 1909, l76l 1903, 1885, lG25, 1925
lS47, lS4S, lS49, 1850. 1851 Part 3-Held by Judge
SinnotI 1885, 270', 9ll, 9l2, 1888, 1926. 1880.
lG60h 1884, 1885, 1872, 1872 1859, 34lo 1852.
GENERAL SEssIoys--Part l-Beiore Judge Suther-
land-Tho People vs.. William II. Grace, assault and
battery (continusd; Same VS.. Henry Doyle, robbery
Same vs.. Thomas Curren and Thomas Ward. rape !;
W Leonsrd Roden, feonious assault and battery
Same w. James Huner ielonious assault and battery
Same vs.. James Irving ieonious assault aud battery
Same VS.. James Gleason lconlous assault aud battery
terry; Same vs.. Michael Wilson, burglary; Samo VS..
John Devine burglary; Same vs. Michael Sullivan,
burglary Same vs. Henry O'Shea. burglary Same vs.
Charles H. truxson, burglary; SSme vs. James g..
Same VI. James smith aud Michael Hogan, burglary
same We. Edward Davis and Edward Mcclure, bur
glary; Same VS.. Johu Drake, grand larceny; Samo
va. Ann Seaman aud Francis Seaman, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Martin Dincen, larceny
from The person; Same w. Hamilton Bagley, larceny
from the person; Same john Ford and John While,
larceny from the person; Same vs. Frank Edwards,
larceny from the person: Same VI. Charles sliler,
The People vs.. Joseph Ballard, homicide; Same VS..
Thomas Mitchell Henry \. Boshe and Daniel Sulliv ~,
teonous assault and battery; Samo VS.. John Scuou,
burglary; Same vs. Giro Lanconi: felonous assault
and battery; Same VS.. John McCabc, burglary; Same
vs. Alexander Heatherington grand larceny; Same
Arthur Lynch, grand larceny.