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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

Iowa, DopGE OF Wisconsin, DOUGLAS, HALE
HAMLrN, SEWARD, sHrELpa, SMITH, ATcHI-
SON, BADGER, BENTON, BuTIER of South
Carolina, CLEMENS, DAVIS Of mississippi,
HousToS, MORGAN. NEWTON, RusK, SouI.E,
TrRSHy, YuLEE, and UNDERWOOD.
Just think of il: Major LEWIS read In
1850 the plain manuscript of JEFF. DAVIS
DOUGLAS, HENRY CLAY, BENTON, HUNTER,
Bococx, TooMRs, STEPHENS, Judge bAYLf,
HORACE MANN, genial MANN !-bigoteo
man y He read rs II they were PRINT the
utterly indccipncrable crow-tracks OF STAN
LEY and AsuE OF North Carolina, FooTE OF
mississippi. LEWIS CAss, and JAMES BROOKS
OF New York. He ratified of SEDDoN's
good-looking MS, which it was difficult
to read. He read rapidly after ARRAN
VESARlE. OF North Carolina, who wrote
fine hand az it appcarcd,~ but which
was as hard as Egyptian hierosyrh'
les to decipher. He read for DANIEL
WEBSTER, LEWIS CAss, Judge DOUGLAS,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. JAMES NJ. MASON, AN
DREW JOHNSON, X. G. WINTHROP, Judge But
LER of South Carolina (dear and honorcd
namc), JOHN P. HALE, the courtly SoULE OF
Louisiana, and many others OF the names
given above. during that one memorable
wear. And he continued in the Gto6e office
"a long as it was the official organ of Con
crcss. There he was throughout the war
He was or is the contemporary of TAYLOR
! FILLMORE, PIERCE, BUCHANAN LINCOLN
JOHNSON, GRANT, HAYES. In fact, Major
LEWIS is landmark. The world cannot
produce a more expert dccipherer Of bac
manuscript. He is regular CuAMroILIoN
" Long may he wave"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

4 new post-oficc is established at Hollis
tcr'>, We>tmorcland county. Va, with
George II. HOLSTER As postmaster. Joseph
w. Manck is appointed postmaster at
Green Mount, Rockingham county, Va,
rice G.. Mank 4 new poSt-oificc is cstab-
iShcd ut Mine Run, Orange county, Va,
on the new railroad between Fredcricks-
burg and Orange Courthouse.
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- PURE COD-LlNER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

We have the testimony OF physicians VIZ" pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken H. '' u
Is NOR. acceptable 10 the stomach aud more easily
assimia.tcd than any other oil.
We guarantee il 20 be entirely pure and fresh
free from rancility and fully possessing al! oil Tie
wonderful rcnl,la! properties claimed FOR the N'a'
.o,-ivrr oil. MEADE Il BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists
o., 90 MIN street. EichmOnl, Va.
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COLoNELCY OF THE FIFTH REGMENT.-lt
is understood that General Bradley +.
Johnson. OF Richmond, Va, who intends
to remove to Baltimore shortly, has been
rendered the command OF the Fifth reSi-
mcnt, NJ. y. G.. General Johnson was in
Baltimore yesterday, and dincd with friends
at the Chesapeake Club. Mr.. Ross r. Winans
has been also named in connection with the
colonelcy OF the Fifth regiment. Baltimore
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7 for him to attain to3t the speakership, and
.thst;ff he enters the lists as the Administra-
| tion candidate he win thereby identity him
self with the southern policy Of the Presi-
dent and ALLEVIATE nearly all his friends at
home. His district is the stronghold OF the
Western Reserve, and those Who know the
intense Radicalism OF that section OF Ohio
can very well appreciate Mr.. Gariields EN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

MT WHITE AND COLORED LINEN
LAWNS at COHEN BROTHERS for less than
market prices: ,,,.. ,,,-.,> c1,rcr,
MUSLISS, PIQUES and other WlllTEGOODS
in great variety: 90, o.
LADIES' THREAD GAUNTLETS ut 20 anu zoe.
worth double;
THREAD GLOVES-two-. three, and button
in black, white. and colored-at less than market
FRENCIi-WOvE CORSETS from soc. up to the
finest imported. NV
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\ Spotsylvanian complains that our cor
respondent "SroT" misreprcsented the
preference Of lis county for Governor when
he said it was for DANIEL The complainant
saws il is for FlTZ. LEE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MET COHEN BROTHERS
ARE SELLING BLACK SILKS
CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN
- BEFORE. .

BEFORE. l
PIJRE SILK ut 40, SIS. 10, a5, 95c., Sl.lo-ior
PURE SILK GROS-GRAlN;
Imported SILKS Of the most popular man ~ &c
sI.75. ~. O5, S2. 25, ~ so, s2.75. and $685.
Particular attention IL called to their quality NJ
sI.35, formerly sold at 81. 90; CT, re
ut rs. 50, and Goethe various shades In Soi,d
C,olors. including Evening shades:
Also, the new BROCHEDED SiLhS III biacH 'iu
CoOrcd. ,., -. ,, o,o,,,
The above goods were purchaser ut Inc recent
forced sales of several importers, and, In connec-
iion wouId cav that they not only warrant the quail
tiles hut also the prices against any house IN me
United States. NY
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NJ NEW GOODS FOR MAY.

T.R. PRICE SEQ. have received within The past
few days more novelties In DRESS GOoIS-somc
very low priced:
WASH-POPLINS. 10 and l2%c.:
ZEBRA SUITIEG. 12Ec.:
RROC AIDE POPLINS fall Shade>). 23.3o, anu soc.
BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES;
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES:
CAMEL STAIR GRENADINES new:
BLACK and COLORED SILKS. Il to 81:
Splendid FRENCH ORGANDlt.S. for ovcr'ircsScS
COLORED LAWNS, l2i.. Is, and &c;
SOLID CAMBRICS. IL: to 2jc. ap ~
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n-r SPECIAL NOTICE.

SYCLE BROTHERS
will continue to sell ut their old stand Tor IEf
DAYS LONGER on account of their new store no
being completed until that time.
They are now receiving their second supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which they offer at exceedingly low prices.
Call and see for yourselves.
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
my 1-l0t Az broah strec''
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~- COHEN BROTHERS ARE IN RE
cEI,T or n large lot of BLACK BRILLIANT
me ALPACA, which was sent to them on com
mission. They are some of the prettiest Roon .L
ever offered In This market, and at prices from
20 TO soc. yard less than market value WI
rious other brands from 22c. up: ,
Ic,achemire I3Ecosse'' brand-warrantcd SOC.
a yard less than any previous price;
See their HENRIETTA CLOTH ut ~ yari
Also, n large stock of BUMBAZINES and ENH-
LISH GRAPE; 20 o.,
DINO rort onr my5
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n,Y DRESS LINENS at 25c. worth &c.;
Also. LADIES' LINEN SUITS very cheap ut
nv COHEN BROTHERS,.
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TIA RREAGES.

Married. al Srvcnth-Strect Christian church, April
25th. hy Rev. }. u. TYLER. GEORGE W. WHlTA-
Kerr 10 Miss DORA +. WOOD; all of this city. No
cards.
Danvile papers and Christian Examiner please
CODY
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DE AE AIS.

Died on Tuesday the 9Th instant. at 5 o'clock y.
NJ. EDMOND ROGER; aged titty-two years.
His funeral took place from st. Peters Cathedral
on Wednesday ut o'clock.
New York and Philadelphia papers please copy.
4
Died on Nav Sth. CHARLES HOWARD, son of
Charles G.. and Sallie V Souder aged two years and
two months.
TERSOOS at O'Clock from No. ia east Clay
street.
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II COHEN BROTHERS HAVE RE
GENTLY become the purchasers OF 2bU p let>S
Of UIiI'TE. RED-aND-WIIlTi;, and FANCY
MATTING. which they are selling far bei""
market valuc INV
|, lurre stock of FLOOR OIL-CLOTH. my5
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MILITARY NOTICES.

DICHMOND LIG II r INFANTRY 4
LII BLUES-ATTESTION! Eighty nnth an q
n,ia banquet AMI arget-practicc will take place ~
ut the Pump-Iiouse MAY 10. 1877. Dinner at 4 u
L. NJ. The company will assemble ut ~ O'Clock NJ.
a the armory. The colors will leave the anlory ut
that hour. Invited guests may accompany the COM
mand or 20 In the boats. which leave the packe
ut 10, l l, l., l, 9, and 3 o'clock.
JOHN :. WISE. Captain.
II, S. GLAZEBROoK, O.S. my 10.lt
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TOILET ARTICLES,

T'HE YLANG-YLANG TOILET POW
l. DER-elcgant for the toilet. and delightful
odor. l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
my lO-1tk Sixth and Broad streets.
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HATS, CARS. &c.

DLD HATS MADE NEW. u
HATS of every description rrin'i''s.I.,n.,l 500
NV rhcau. SILK HATS btocSei anV' - IL IA
EEl,T HATS cleaned, dyed. ahu !" nv. ONLY ,tN
MS, HATS nut In latest StylrS II 'H'
rELLERtE rAHisihS SSfii,vLEs EorJAS,>3,,r,,..
'''-''''''s SID Bread ''i'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-10

ITO THE VISITORS AND GOVERNORS
1 OF WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.-ln
conformity with the wishes of many OF the Visitors
of william and Mary College. invite you 10 assem-
day of this month 1T i O'Clock 4. NJ.
nv 0-rhow JAMES LYONS. Rector.
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~ FOR BARGAINS GO TO TIE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT
OF
WILLIAM TIfA.IIIMER, COL BROAD STREET

Just received another large lot OF those excellent
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. worth
land 81; 1900 ,,.x.x,,.,>
Just received IA large stock of PLAIN. FIGURED.
and STRIPED DRESS GOODS At 23c worth
80 To 45c.: - .~-r,,
40 pieces handsome FRENCH ORGASDlE
LAWNS at 25c. worth 4Oc
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS At 16c.
worth SOC:
1000 yards elegant VICTORIA LAWNS at l5c.
worth 25c.: -,
25 pieces BLACK STRlPED GRENADlNE NJ 10
and zoe worth % and SOC: ,, .,,.,-
Also. n large line of PLAIN and FIGURED GREN-
ADlNES ut low prices:
BLACK ALPACAS greatly reduced in order 10 Close
the immense stock on hand. Give me i call Tor
Il bargain In ALPACA. o,-rs,
A fun line of WHITE GOODS. such as Pig rs,
CHECKED and SWISS MISLlNS, NAN
SOCKS. CAMBRICS. IRISH LINENS, TABLE,
LINENS. CURTAIN-LACES.& &C.. &r.
\ cheap stock of CASSlMERES. TWEEDS; II y
EMS CIlEVlOTS. BED-TlCkS, SllEETlNGS.
&C. Give me a CALL Is goods must be sold cheap
WILLIAM TIIAJIIIMER'S.
,roS Col Broad street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. 80.


1kEA bA h'' ~ i:M..c.,,... s;
~ FOX az ar *. ,IvMEI I n1i.r,rH |.1
!igtcuG 10 sell ogi NY rn'ir. >,or,,f ro"r>
SHOES ~ cot 10 Aisrnh'lnur hn.5ens. i@.'. '.-
FoHr,I l;alm"r4I>. :I.253; y.,ag a So, Ir...
french KID isamor1i, $50, ra.ra, 49,. IT,.
Balm"rai-. AlSo. Mi,,,,' rsrj' nlfrrn', t5'.>....
q VERY low rr,,c"'. E"a',..'a, L,"r 49,, -,
i'"%,s. $40, cheap At < ;''9,"1".,&.r. -
s shoe. 81 JANf> nulrl\.
- MISSES, rUyEr BIT. s5
81. TnN-EOOrl. I, r<Isas5
III! " :, ''''' ''''''.'
90 * LADIES KID FUNEN TT I.
~ ~ l'N-''''''~'- ru- rr.,l .'r.'.
~ ,n1Tr, Urn yryrnrT rrr,
81, A. M,I.,'
III! = -.-.- -, '. ,,,... ,,,..,-
CD ~ LADIES KID FoAED I'll l.
SA.cO. TuS-HopTS, n NAY.
----------.--- -.,,..,.-
81. ut NAY
my coz I;'ee,1 >,.,..
c.115 LADIES lS-TlIEEAp >EE"E
~ ~ Gal l h"S' at fo7 Bread 1S ,.r,r,.
III -.----- - =,
~. EnXFn ,IrrES' =, -aS
,n,, COZ rr, sol >.r...
- ------- -, VI, ,,,,1,X.s n,yp-n,,r
60 an GEN lENEN : nANi,'''"
,,- I;r.,t.,-.,..
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DnpI|c cooDS, spnlNGsE I

cpRING GOODS! spElNn5Ei
= cnoDs,Nla,iies' Fancy and rIA;na >al-YE>i
n.rs GT and BlacK lAdis, NJ H., co.
and chllrsns K4 Ssw5rS+i lt.,SS ,; "5Se 81
Bottom Low Heel GalcrN- shoe: i.a,.!,-
Fine Pebble coat aud EoAti Balm ',-i<r -'
tlSmcns French CAT aud !, Cat H. L"% WI ,rr ,
all STYLES, j,ist received ne n''s >';~r.l'-, S&
city for 50. Trunks S'' W'r, ". TAlLoE>.
overt ,aitsrs at ~ a,,J ItroA! stI'7s>'
ap '''''
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MEETINGS.

MT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service
# ST. PAUL's CHURCH ut O'Clock.
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wATER.COOEERS. &c.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE VERY LOW, THREE No.
/ FARM WAGONS-Bailey's make, of Lynck-
burr-onlv been In use iaw months; also, Ell EVEN
SETS WAGON HARNESS and TtlliEE SADDLES.
Must be sold as owner has further use for same.
Apply at KENTUCKY STABLES, Franklin and
E,Tts.nth street; nv l1-4t
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1T COHEN BROTHERS have Just
completed the purchase Of 200 pieces Of WHITE.
RED AND-Wl!ITE. and FANCY MATING,
which they will sell at less than wholesale prices.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND GRANITE CoMrASY(
PHILADELPHIA. May 2, 1877.
N,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
a STOCKHOLDERS of This company will be held
nj their Crllcc in Richmond. Va. on THURSDAY
the 7th instant, At l ~ NJ. when an election for
president and directors, TO serve during the ensuing
year, will be held. .- ,,,,..
my 3-td Secretary.
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MILLINERY G9oDS.

A STRAW T W chr Sc s..E E =; alI: S&:x
Is Is 5;,, srSH exception, in ~
LiNEKn , @oV which driy compttti%n stree.
city, AT MRS. Sfsss'r mIrzLEs S - Richmond s
between Fifth and SINH NM my
u,,li,.tfpl.
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a FINE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.

N .,---l
We offer for sale, on favorable terms, the STOCK
and G OOD-WILI4 of u COUNTRY STORE on the
line of The Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, and ut u
depot, doing fine business. Apply TO
my 3-Tb4w ff.rss GRUBBS L WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

the determination is equally final, and just as much
the exercise of absolute and if you please despotic
power in the one the other. The arbifer in
each case is responsible to the same of power
and is upder the same obligations of official duty.
subject alike to the same passions, the same prej-
dices, and the controlling influences Unless The
Presidept of the Senate lin the absence of any law) il
authorized to ascertain, after he has opened the
tihcatcs, whether any one has majority of votes,
an interreguum in the Presidency might occur, even
though there had been an election by the people.
For the House has no power TO elect a President,
except in the failure of any person to receive
Jority of the whole number Of electors III any
one has received majority, failure to ascertain
and declare IL does not invest the House with power
to elect.
No FAILURE TO ELECT.
How is il possible that there can be a failure TO
elect, when, as i'll the present case all the States APP
pointed electors, for there is claim that there
tie vote in any State, and there is odd number
Of electors, and hut two candidates voted for i'll the
Electoral College. One or the other must Of neces-
slty have majority. failure to declare which of
them does not change the fact that There has been
an election by the States, and if there has the
House has no power to elect.
And certainly il will not he claimed OH any prin-
cpe of constitutional right that the House may
sumo the power to reject the vote of State entitled
TO representation in the Electoral College as
thereby to invest itself with the power to elect
President. If So then in any election where the ma
jOrlty of the House of different political scnti-
ment from the candidate elected by the States they
would only have to exclude of the votes returned
enough 50 that the successful candidate would not
have majority of the whole nrfnber Of electors.
and then the House could elect the minority candi-
date. The dangers apprehcnded from an exercise Of
the power 10 count and declare the result by the
Prcsdnt OF the Senate, if fully realized, could
not be greater than would he this peryers.on "a
power Yours truly &c, GALUsHA A. GROW.
Glentcood. Penn, Jan. 10 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Thomas
IeaIy for the larceny OF $50 r. Wiams at NO. 1873
Washington st, on Dec. n. held in 81 900 bail.
At the Yorkve Police Court yesterday, Louis
Freeman, WHO kcers cigar stOe ut No 2i3 fas Twenty
e-hths wa. held IN hail for violation 81 the lottery
law The defendant who accused Of conducting lottery
busncs II connection with his cigar store promptly furnished
bail Brian HrumsrCn of FitysevsBtbst. and Sixtlave.
tle Islaud FOR ~ months yesterday BY Justice
Smith, for threatening to kill his mother With carving knife
At the Washington Place Court yesterday COM
rlan's made against Isaac pges charged WITH passing
worthless checks by Freeman Dayton. John r. 1ighe,
Henry Weeks Farrell " Lyons The police ,nkng
j. j. WIN introduced BIges most If she victims
AID frequently indolsfd the checks l. j. Dorsey
worth ~ furniture from p. ". Hermann ~ No
IL West Fourth and him and scasi mort gage
payment When the fell due the furniture not "a
be- found. Mrs Dorsey yesterday held tn answer and
did know where the furniture and that
her husband must have reuOyedit.
The examination of John Kelly and Mary Jane
Collins Of the alleged mail robbers continued before
United states Commissioner shields Yesterday Several Wit
called others John Marson, u, OF the
firm Of Marston Wright Philadelphia and James Wright OF
firm Of DTexel Morgan Co. Who identified valuable pa
pes onnd In the honse Of the Collins having been
mailed AT Philadelphia James rswi1l OF the arrcgtei
men, put the stand nnd identified The mail bags pro-
durr court He sad that he lad seen Kelly deposit this or
q similar The oic" tied in paper parcel
The examination sdiouTned until Monday.
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TAX-PAYER5' RIGHTS.

An a,.peal in tie motion of Henry 4. Cram, 10 yet
aside ass, si T. his property reguiatrg AMI grading
littii ave. ffOu Onc-huudr Lan to ouchundrc
andirty -Itl-st presented 10 the supreme Couri
General Tenn yesterday. The work ordered Ia 1861 't
IN lsC3 the adact owner. gOl leave 30 do the wOk In 1873
Up a r eco. Commissioner Of Public Works advertised
the work >aycral bids put in. the lowest accord
ing to the engineers spccncationA being that OF one
owens which, On the basis % those specifications,
only ST. 2l2 Thee specifications Slr Crnciafs's were
vili-y false She excavations being exaggerated and he
Gng diminished that ci the WORK CAME 90 ~ e"e US
r,a,Oc OF ~ unbalanced bid tie cost kij,459 - Mf.
Cram in Yrcsptirg lila case General Term claimed
mat inc tnus defend the city had recently
shown dsppsIto flvOrahle interests - t1E nayfl-
and prorrt, ndeI7 tht The ere 81 sven fraud ~
inns nuid rot be- . permanent advantage Hugh
l. COLE Ihat this matter had been already
decided b. thu Court OF Appeals IN the Gd2tin case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

CA. s,-.,-. M, crr,on Iiycr,oo1 Andrew Stuart
90. c.,u., y,n,u,n
&C. ,..,., co,, o. pa,,oo,b for orders
sl9coyich q CO - -, 80. s,.,, oor,,ra q nr.ser
Err, iirs Britannia HotehhSS' br'ss'o"h D''' H.
ei Bng C. q. colson Packard rer'n AmOOy' ~ -
Brig JSssy sT rier d 81 on H. Egypt Punch
ra mt 3 ', 90 81 -'''' 'i''' i'"'''
Hrg r.Sche D,p Hansen vee Denmark Funcb Edge
ace. ~. ,..s..., n ~ n,,,,orn
schr Marcia i.eypSais N6rendyEe Laguayra and Porto
schr. Ad,iIe Henry Rnrns. Nexbern, y g, Master -
schr. currisr (Br., Van wart ST. John " b. n L.
Here Here. .,,,, ,,..,,o, c,-,.,os r. Talbot q Co.
ARRIVED. o..,.
town 5is with pass chas g. franGkyn no IN,
Queenstown 30th with n,dse pass TO- +. w uurs M
sogtiampto Jan . nae and % oess 4 =, 60 ,,,
mss sa a"d . Dot 10 eo r sa Brcs
steamship Herman byings;on, Mallory Savannah JAN D
sieaDsP ,isl Mbney laiIs,t Boston, with muse ann
SHIP coisSsssf naIiiaSi odav. Antwerp so days. in
Sur sont america of LonaOnA Young Iam'urE 81 days"
avd croeaett anderson Dublin q dag avs, IN pala"
Bari b.S ' alcots co Belfast de Aoot Antwerp 81
days, III bal3st ,,,.,--. D,..,on 20 s,v. u4.s
'% as2s u IT, Glenn oi bues.vor Collins. can Al aay.
WI" LII -, p,roA Nov, p.dersen Iondon Nov. 80
| haiIasf ~ ~ N''
Sar Tey, Dubiin 40 days, IN
| be!lnst 49,.
BARK Cuba tSorA KceseD, Rio Janeiro 81 days, with
| eoa~e -"
7Ir George Suppicch Ger Dode, Shields 70 days. WIN
md,
| Eus Assyrian orr MurehsOn Limerick 10 days III
| hallast "a, -,
tarL dc CANA (NOr AndrcaSeD Liverpool 30 dags
with saIt
Csrs Juucr tGer) Stricken Bremen Nov. 49, with cupy
bills ,,, = 10,
Bark Mol er. WiertZ rio Janciru - daS = "i,i
Barb Anna GER, Whneben hanlit ~ ~, IL,
BarF Seiii DubleEaac ~ Lass Lass, 10. rs IN hga"t
S,ni, nv Lar
cane Iattetar. 10 deVs WIZ hlHt ,,o,,oo "a davg
Brir 'iuisD9r0ush toi "'hi@' H'S'"' "'''' '-'''
Vith n.""r' - ,,...-.,o OF tar, y,,tb sny,r
ttF hhsIp ,'f $3.50 Nj ~ sinai, i'm ballast
idE rum t,i Nv 80 ~ I,amar.r5 y, aaya
.'ht. hn''' h"i' WI '''"'i'''''" '
"tn h"t.| ~ aud fror ~ Jobu " b. with
p".atO'f u,,,h.r, Ana, CT Mara oc davs with leg.
- wary ~ "' ~ - "
Scr T. L. Cot,ingbam steclman, Galveston - days, with
AECUORTD AT HART ISLAND,
s, " 9 X Xnn,,ot Er,n i I, I nH"i
Scir ai.o, r. " gc- Miner Providence
n' go -. ~, -, to",,;rr.I port smouh
Sn $780,, ,t1.n''1 ir.uia prrtt,rG
Hehi' 'hhinio - iA5i''' '',,,
SAilfD h,n. c,i,.-,o, for
ri,'hsIp' .ii e.. iI,rrnni hsrLs Arracau FOR
To- rem. p1r.a. for Queenstown or
.,tn,,r for
= ne 20 i ,, CO. or laI,nGr f,r orders: r. X.
" hrisa Tor
Hehoi lf w., ~ u,.,,,. Nh a N row.
i- ~ go fposr. ecfrs = IT crawford for Carienas
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RESPONSIBILITY OF RAILWAY COMPANIES.
Inhn i,hi.srnon hrnnpht q snit agninet the Lon

RESPONSIBILITY OF RAILWAY COMPANIES.
John \. Chissman brought a suit against the Long
Island ai Company for damages Tor injuries sustained
Willie crossing eeaants patf rn at one or thflr
stations a., send telegram the oce on the Station
uigct was given against Defendants anu they appealed
In irving the decision Genera Tenn Judge Brady says
the drfcnaauts cnpiny The Telegraph operator bnt the
business was Iont resp+rt the receipts hong divd
t,yea, them and the Western Union telegraph Company
and the latter being obliged 10 Keep the
station in repair Defendant. invited the pc"p" To use INC
1lecraph and the {" The safey Of NE ar inb
xh,h tirrazcs many public enterprises must H.
COZ Gtt tu ard tI' por.cns engaged IN them h'io I |
cnulfahi.' Ia Incl ID
hat NE dancer il ENLARGED" ihe Court aits tb rNarlVa
lion 81 platforms ia stations sHtyd pcr"s IL c"%f-
tiyciv ,sl ucut scrycr defendants rtsE0nh-blc
iar niriit, ~ as!pr hranch thr.r Hr@l&cce Nlr GO
me- m Il platform hici the telegraph 1iice II made
accessible Tie judi smn Of the Court belO" IL aiifincd
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Gopartrerelip Noliec5.

AIR. ELISHA BROOKS having died in OctO-
" a5l Ut John Brooks frrpe f0m our hfui on
jan. 1877, Ilc busrtf. ut PROOFS BkDIHELo AZ tIs
CGR%FR uP BROADWAY Gnd BON DIST, @il be c1at.n
Ec any other chahgc and umler the same trim name
bv DANIEL h. BROOKS Che partner Ia the original
firm B-oOh- BruihtIs, bEE RY :. BROOKS and CINH-
INCE BROOKS (he ~ NJ. Elish? Brooks fecease,
apd OF Il. BROOKS (tEc IT Mr. John BTeoksl
Tn. business fore conducted bj BROOKS bkpTHFhS
nj their "CATIEAIIINE and CHERRY 81 SURE VII
IT, 1877 into the hands Of aud distinct hrn
to BE Fuon ~ BROOKS q COMPANY ard composed of NJ
ALBERT 7. LYON, WILLIAM }. SMITH, CHARLES :.
TTIOM PSUS and FDWAFD c. BARNUN who have for
many years the b. sirCss ard Mr.. JOHN
BROOKS who, by er desire associates himself VIII them
a. general p3Ttgcr. Blu'DAS BitOfHEtS-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRr OF NEw.YOHK.

Pogr OF NEW. YoRK.......--..-...JNl L.
CLEARED.
Steamship Alps OIL Williams, Porau fr1hce SaVanliia
&C. Pm, ForW OOd ~ 10 ,,,.o
stcaas In IL d. robin, Havana, J. r.. Ward & Co.
ship Ciy Dallas Chester ferilanlina VIA Pot
ROYAL e.. II. Mallory o.. - =,
steamship DcnIns Valentine, Rose, New-favsn r. H.
Steamship Pioneer wakeley wilmington. ~ C., wm- p.
st.amship Eeanora johnson. Portland. J. y. Ames
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AIn,,y Ian. 1.-THE Court of Appeals viii
meet Merday Ian g. ~ 10 O'Clock The day caeniat
for Monday Jan d. 1877, is Az follows; NOS a. 49, i-'
Ia l27 I2S, 1919 and l3l
syp,crsy Ian InGeneral Term calendar for Jan -
1871 Nos 30, &C. 1js l5p 7j, 20 t2+ - = . = 'o2
81. lI3. l52. 1913. l. >. ~ y, - -, w. 10 49, -