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A TAILOR'S ROLL CALL.

The sale yesterday on the Real Estate Exchange OF
uncollected and presumably uncollectabe notes. judg-
mepts accounts held by George n. Morrison, the
Union square tailor, who was recently forced into
bankruptcy by the failure OF some OF his patrons in
promises topay, drew to The room few spccta.
tors but none OF the gentlemen who brought these
dieculties called around TO settle their little bills
and suppress tneir names. Assignee Watson
evidently had no fear oil hurting the feelings
OF about one hundred and fifty Of these
debtors, for hc mounted the stand beside
auctioneer Lynch and IN loud voice read oil the
names and amounts owed By eacn one 10 tneir tailor
One or two persons. who had critically examined the
schedule before the sale, gratiued the spectators
with Information that nearly all the Claims were
outlaweo by the statute In consequence was some
time before Mr.. Lynch got bid. Finally one man,
having listened 10 tho roll call OF distinguished de-
fauitcrs hio $40 'Let MN have em, ho's evidently
a bi gger goose taors" some one calculated,
and he got the entire lot, covering claims to the
amount OF 775 49, for $40
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
[pY 1ELEenArH TO THE HERALD. !

NORFOLK, w., July q, 1873.
Information has reached mere Of an a.recious MUIR
der committed on the eastern shore at place called
Hggln, In Accomac county. by which Mrs. Eliza
Richardson was wayisd and shot down and killed
while drawing water from we'll She managed TO
drag herself inside the house before expiring,
and when the neignbors reached tho scene
Mrs Richardson was discovered lying on the floor,
frignuully maDged, load OF bucksnoL having passed
through ner breast. her head was also bruised, and
other evidences OF most brutal murder were pre-
septed. Judge Blackstone neld an Inquest aud q
verdict was returned to the effect that tho
deceased 'came TO her death by gnpshot
wound iron gun 10 the hands OF some person
unknown 10 tue jury" but suspicion seemed TO rest
upvn Jules Lewis, the brother OF Mrs. Borden Rich
srdson. lie was examined and biiicd 10 appear be-
fore the Jury term OF lne Accomac County Court.
The murdered woman's sou, Borden Richardson, be-
camc his security. No particulars as 10 the cause
OF the murder have yet reacnod hero.
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SECRETARY THoMPsoN's TOUR.

INSPECTION OF THE PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., July %, 1878.
The Tallapoosa, with the Secretary Of tho Navy
and party, arrived hcre last night from Gloucester,
having been delayed the way by the giving cut OF
one The boilers the vessel beng obliged TO steam
under one. Alter breakfasting on board ino
vessel the distinguished company oamo ashore
and visited the Navy Yard before Ten O'Clock,
where they were received with tue customary
sau o, anu tho marines, III full unof under the
com niand OF Lieutenant Coonci Field. Here The Sec
rotary once waited upon by Commodore Guest,
mmandant OF this station attended by the officers
OF tue yard aud proceeded direct TO residence Of
the former. The duy was occupied In inspecting
buildings vessels and In witnessing III placing OF
the Ieco nderoga IN the dock
Secretary Tnom pson anu party will visit points Of
Interest hereabouts on Monday. They will probably
remain until Tuesday. No definite plan has yet bee n
arranged Tor the trip TO Halifax 10 inspect the English
system Of yards
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PROVED AND ADMINISTERED.

During the past week tue win OF Edward Irwin de.
ccased was admitted to probate in the Kings County
Surrogate Court before Surrogate Abram H. Daley,
Surrogate.
Letters of Administration were granted on the
estates OF tho following named deceased persons,
viz:-Margaret Condor, Mary E. G. Hazard Franz
scnuchter, Jeannetts Marstcu, Bridget Devine. John
Gaiiax her, Emily Graf, Eugene G. Lohr, Jonn b.
Marcks Mary Quick, henrietta J. Conway, Richs I'd
Pervo ali OF the CITY OF brooklyn; Jonn Grage and
Marsare. r. soataws o Tue Town o. new Lo.s a.,
Mtunie l.. Studwcil were granted 10 Alexander stud
well, OF Joseph Z. Schroeder to Isaac j. Totson, and
OF Ida May Hscox TO Peter W. GaiiaGdeI all OF the
county oil Kings la,,
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THE NORTHERN FISHERIES.

HALirAx, N s.. July 81, 1873.
Advices from the Magdacn Islands state tina, the
weather during tho past days has been very cold,
wet aud stormy, retarding fishing operations. Most
OF tho Labrador fleet have rived with small iarcs
They report nsh and pait very scarce all along the
coast
The government steamer Lady Head, Tor tho pro.
tcciion OF fisheries arrived on tue 2lst ana sailed on
tho oath for the Labrador coast.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

wAsuTyeroN, July ~. 1875.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA REVENUE TROUBLES
STATEMENT OF THE COUNSEL OF THE AC-
CUsED OFFICERS.
Mr.. Earle the special United States counsel for the
imprisoned Internal Revenue officers IN South Caro-
lina did not go to Baltimore last night and denies
emphaticaIly that The government has reached de-
cision 10 what course II will pursue in deal
ing with the trouble raised by Judge Ker-
shaw's ruling He went over TO Baltimore to-day
private business has intention OF calling on
Judge Bond, is there any plan agreed upon, he
says, have that official open aspecal term OF the
United States Circuit curt at Columbia or Charleston
or elsewhere proceed with hearing OF the haoeas
corpus ISSUE M Earle says the whole case 10 greatly
overraed TO its Importance and does not deserve
the interest IL has excited
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THE SIXPENNY SAVINGS BANK.

RoxDour, N. T., July 81, ISIS.
In tho matter OF Ihe Sixpenuy Savings Bank, an
accounting was had to-day before 4. IS. westbrook,
referee, by William y. Russell, receiver. J. J. LIN
son appeared Tor the Attorney General and J. w.
Soaring Tor the receiver The accounting shows that
tho total liabilities OF the bank ST. 5s3 73s IA total
number OF dep0sitors. ~ S5l dcpositors having on
deposit less t,n IS each. a. U29; amount sucn
posts, sl7 ,j69 40 number OF dcpositors with more
IMAM % cacn, II ST. rnc receiver has on de-
post, Ia casu, S9i9,S5j So Judge WcstLrook has
made an order 70 pay atty cents on the dollar which
requires SS9L 500 ~
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NAVAL INTELLIGE.sCE.

MOVEMENT OF NATIONAL VESSELS.
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1878
Tho following information regarding the movements
United States vessels is obtained at the Navy De-
partment:-
The United States steamer Richmond was taken out
OF dry at Boston the 25th inst Sne Is pre-
pairing TO go 10 the AsIatic station us flagship.
The practice tug Maynower, with cadet engineers
bosrd, arrived at Boston on The 9th INST
cable despatch received to-day from Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe announces the arrival Of the
Gettysburg at Vile Franche from Alsxan iria.
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ALL THE WAY FROM KANSAS.

Ayounr man named Peter Kinsey, tweuty.sx ycan
OF age and residing at Daneury, Conn, was prostrae,
BY the heat In Newark, N. j., yesterday. He ha,
walked and worked his way all tue IRON Kan
sas 500 miles, called at the hat factory III Mayor
Yates IN search OF work. As he was leaving he fell
PROSTATE 10 the yard, and was removed 10 the police
station, wnsro no Is now convalsscing-
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WORK TO BE ASSUMED.

BIZ TLL1GRApH TO THE HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, July q, ISIS.
When schoppcrs Brothers, the large worsied man.
ufaclurcrs, tailed long since. ,hey had outstanding
obi. aiiops amouut OF $500, ooo considerable
proportion OF which was held abroad The creditors
were offered forty per cent in hvo annual
iusta me MS to 90 secured by second
mortgage on the mi properly the holders Of tho frat
mortgage reducing their clam. scveneightns OF tho
creditors have sighed this agreement ana work at
MILLS ~ be renewed very soon As this estaDiish-
fneni employs over sixteen hundred hands the re-
sumption OF operations will have important effect
ON a labor
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON July q, 1873.
SECURITIES HELD BY THE TREASURER
The Treasury holds in United States
bonds to secure national bank circula-
ton. Observation-Disclosures. s344 535, 900
Bonds to secure pubnc deposits. i3SOS, io0
United States bonds deposited Tor circ ula-
lion for week ending to- ay....... 1,249, 900
United states ponds hold for circulation,
day Northumberland. 2n4,ooo
National bank circulation oatstanding:-
Currency notes. Observation-Disclosures. 322, 562, 3s7
Gold notes. .......................... l,432, 40
NATIONAL BANK NOTES RECEIVED.
The receipts of national bank notes tor tho week
ending to-day. compared with the corresponding
period OF last year as follows:-
1877 1878
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 s., 1913 900
Bost on ...... ............... 977,00O l,SS5,000
Philadelphia 1o,Uoo ZloCou
Miscellaneous 1900. ........ 75S 00U 1,174000
Totals. So, $50, 600 $780, 900
Receipts to-day, $Ss3000.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July o. 1873
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War the following
leaves OF absence have been granted surgeon
Charles Sutherland, United States Army nine m on tn
second Lieutenant james b. Goe rhireontn infantry,
three months tLut
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THE SARATOGA AT NEwpoRT.
NEWPORT, K L., July %, 1878
The United States soop saratoga arrived here to-
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A BUSY DAY FOR THE PoLiCE-RIorERs STILL
AIRY MEETINGS STOPPED
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The Same gentlemen chaTasd In THIS Rame, The
red getting the Erst blow at the ball. Mr. Bryce,
alter Mr.. Davis pony pad taken bin across
the neld obtained an enectIve rap at tue ball and
some snarp playing followed In the southeast corner.
where Mr.. Fearing sent II up the held, but IL VAS
Knocked away ny MI. Davis, followed py MI.
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WASHINGTON LABOR TROUBLES.

losalS. -. sss.s...'.....s-,ooo,VoV So,oo',Voo
Receipts To-day, $SS3, 900.
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PIANOS and ORGANS.
BEATTY a!ANSs ssn s!s sssaS.

BEATTY PIANOS s sss ss sssa1.
and BEATTY's CELEBRATED GOLDEN
TONGUE PARIOR ORGANS are the sveetsst
toned and most perfect instruments ever before
manufactured 10 this or any other country. Tho
The world H. challenged to equal them. Beet
discounts and terms ever before given. Rock
Bottom panic prices now ready 70 jobbcrs,
agents and the trade In general. An sIer !:
These celebrated instruments (elther Piano or
0rgan) boxed and shipped anywhere, on ave to
fifteen days test trial. Money refunded and
freight charges paid both WAYS II In any way
un tlsfactory. Fully warranted for six years
% strictly Arat-clAss. Extraordinary liberal
discounts given TO Churches, Schools, Lodges
Malls. Ministers, Teachers, etc., In order
have them introduced 1T once where have no
agents. Thousands now In use. New Illus.
tiatca ADvERTlZER Catalogue clitlon) with
list Of testimonials. now ready. sent free
tablished In 1869. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
dec'.d'v Washington.
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Choice Of Flowers.

Flowers loose their sentiment and grace
with their freedom. 20 Let w hll our bss-
kets with a wealth OF dark spicy cArna-
tiOns, hghtened with some yellow and
those choice white ones, dashed with
roses, the most fascinating flower nature
makes in her odd moments Else take
rose byacinths and white ones, with Par
ma violets, or cyolsmeDs, acacia and Isa-
bella spruDt buds and halt opened roses
making rich mlngling OF color, or, II you
Will be choice, order basket''of violets.
Defend us from those people who order
their flowers A. they do their dinner, with
out looking al them. Don't, II you love
yourself and flowers, leave the matter TO
fashionable florist, unless sure your taste
IL not as good as his, or you will deserve
the tame basket grounded in white carus.
tons with red rosebuds sticking up all
over it skewerwise, red and yellow, pink
and white, like some culinary gsrnish, or
the swall cabbage OF jacquimonOt rosebuds
which goes by the name of bouquet.
Doubtless II will require resolve and tact
to get what you want, if you have fancies,
for not even leading modiste is so tyran--
meal, or 30 superbly ignores any prefer
epce of y customer, as the fashionable tior-
isl.
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IC0lLlNS'IIII|
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Books and Pamphlets.

NEW TYPE, the MOST IMPROVED MACHINERY, coon
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cas of work haadone and CORRECT Boohs Prrap Sk
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ASTHMA L

ma instantly. SO the patent can lie down 10
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FOR SALE By 2. G.. Schulz.

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
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THE Is n compound remedy. prepared with
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lint u has gained the reputation Of being infalli
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Ssnth, which, once broken up by it. do nor
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The great variety Of disorders which arise
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Kindness, Toothache, Earache, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, Pslpitation, splenlc
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o. periodical, have no specdier remedy than
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~ the first approach Of the premontory symp-
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For Liver Complaints, arising from
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tnis organ into healthy activity, and produces
mary remarkable curss where other medicines
f4i,.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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EcEE \ ANY Person who VIII make
NEG ana forward Inc a liss of the,
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%hO wish TO procure an Instrument, either Pr
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selling 10 their list within one year. will credit
them with $40, and for every orgaa IS, 10 be sp.
piled on payment of either u plane or organ !;
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credited the balance may be paid ne In cash and
1 Will then ship them the Instrument, They
need not be known in the matter, and viii he
doing their friends real service, rs ! shell
make SPECIAL OFFERS 10 them, selling n
SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT for srom ONE
HALF TO TWO-TIlIkDs what Is ordinarily
asked by agents. Please send Iue list at one.
ana after you have made inquiry, yon csn MIA
to il. Address,
DANIEL +. BEA2'TT, Washington. y
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Ay; but walt, good wife. minute;
have nrst word 10 say;
30 you know what TO day ie2
Mother, tbs our wedding day!
Just as now, we sat at supper
when the guests had gone away;ss
You sat that side, sat this eide,
Forty years ago to-dsyi
Then what plans we laid together;
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Gould We dream to-day would 1ad US
AT this tsble-me and you2
Better 80, no doubt-and yet
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Poor we've been, but not forsaken;
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Price. 2J Cents.

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