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Daily globe., 1882-09-18
The Hillsdales.

BosToN, Sept. ia cable to the Herald
says: The Hillsdales made another effort
for second race with the Thames crew,
proposing virtually the same conditions
as the last contest. The offer, however,
was declined. To-day the Americans left
London. 1t is announced they will sail
for America Wednesday.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
The Iron Strikes.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 17.-Nothing has
transpired in the iron situation within the
past twenty -four hours, and no new devel-
opments are expected until after the dis
trict meetings of the Amalgamated asso-
citation next Tuesday and delegates were
elected last night to represent the different
lodges at their meetings. A number who
were seen to-day said that they have been
instructed to use every effort that will be
consistant with the policy of the associa-
tion to bring the strike to an end.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
ConDositol.s Wanted.

-Four or Eve good co:npositors can find en-
ployment by immediate application at the
GLOBE Office. The GLOBE pays forty cents per
1900 ems which i the highest wages paid by
any paper II Tie state.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

At Paterson. n. J. there were nine new
cases of smallpox yesterday, and two
deaths. The authorities are Investigating
A number of suspected cases.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

E. B. Sanders. formerly of the firm of
butcher & Sanders, proprietors of the
Metropolitan livery stable, later agent for
the West Wisconsin railroad at Elroy, and
for the four last years enrolling clerk in
the house of representatives, Washington,
is in the city and meeting with a cordial
receDtion.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

private dispatch states that the steam
er Yorkshire from Shanghai for New
York with cargo of tea is total loss on
the Chinese coast.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18

A prominent citizen of Columbus, Ohio,
missed $1,000 secreted in a writing desk,
and placed the matter in the hands of de-
ectives, who forced a son to confess and
estore nearly all TIE moEey.
Daily globe., 1882-09-18
A NEW UNION DEPOT

costing SfOO.OOO. what M1nneapOllS lacks
more than anything else is perfect sys-
tenn of drainage, and until this is provided
the sanitary condition of the beautiful
city must suffer. The tremendous impetus
which the place has received of late years
is evident from the increase of population.
The census of two years ago showed g.
600. Taking the directory CENSUS for 1882
as basis of calculation it is claimed that
the gain is over $4,000. Whether this esti-
mate is e1travagant or not it is conceded
that the population is now about 5000 In
excess of st. Paurs. To the possession of
the largest and finest available water power
in the world Minneapolis owes her great
prosperity. The magnitude of
THE MILLING INTERESTS
and kindred enterprises is extraordinary.
Huddled about the famous Falls of st. An
thony, in the very heart of the city, are %
mammoth fiye-story Touring mills, built of
solid granite and all operated by natural
power. The largest of these mills, the
Pillsbury, can manufacture 5000 barrels of
-four every "a hours, but is now running to
about one-third of its capacity. The full
capacity of the various mills, is 21,25O bar
rels daily, but they are now making only
6.375 barrels. Even this represents great
source of revenue. If the Falls of st. An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

10 the awful disaster at the Midlothian
coal pits were eminently appropriate. The
81 brotherhood Of man " and the old saying
"hlood IL thicker than water" came IN TOT
full excn,plification and Illustration.
The Manchester aesthetics still protest
that they will have Oscar Wilde TO lecture
before them. They cannot forget the 'isi'
az the Prince OF Wales In 1859.
A lecture Is announced 10 come on III
the Methodist church In this city Thursday
night-subiect Approaches 10 Matri-
mony by Rev. Mr.. Lambeth, OF Rich
mond. A large crowd is expected to con-
gcgate.
senator Joseph Walker and Delegate
W. 4. Giddings have been for several DAYS
past in the vicinity Of the recent coal-pi'
disaster doing what they could for the sur
ferers. This is TO their credit aud VIII b'
remembered.
The fact that one OF Beattie's stages was
! carried down in James river by the recent
breakage Of Mayo's bridge does not signify
that the line has been discontinued. Stages
OF this line cross daily over the James-RiVeI
Free bridge. Yesterday the wrecked stage
"stonewall Jackson" was rescued IRON
Che Debris OF the bridge wreck. II will b'
repaired and set a-going again at an earl.
date
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

HusTIves CorEr.-fhe following eases
were disposed OF Yesterday:
w. l.. Hobson. ielonious assault. Ac-
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Official SMALLPOX Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, VA, February I, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Below find report for this day:
Colored child, No. 1924 east Franklin
street, varioloid; hospital.
Respectfully, J. q. CABEH.,
President Board Of Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

TlIE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
l. NAL LIFE. by Andrew Jukes. Price. sl.75,
PALESTINE EXPLORED. by Re,. james
Neil. sl.50.
AUTHORIZED REPORT OF THE PROCEED
ISGS OF THE SEVENTH CHURCH CON
GRESS IN THE UNITED STATES. Al.
STUDIES IN THE HISTORY or THE PRAYER
BOOK. BY Rev. DIR. lubbock $3.50.
THE DECORATIVE slsTERs-new supply
Price, $3.50. wo0DlIoUsE 4 PARHAM.
IA ~
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OFFICE: No. Is STATE STREET,
NEW YORK, January "a, 1882.
Dear Strive were in hopes that tie
emigration OF our Russian brethren would
cease this winter, enabling us 10 dispose of
and find employment for the $500 who
have already arrived; but almost every
European steamer brings fresh acccssions
TO our already too large number (400) on
hand. New York is unable to bear the en-
tire burden, and we must call on our sister
cities for assistance. To give their share OF
aid TO these unfortunate and helpless peo-
Die is 4 duty that none must Shirk, and II l.
necessary that something must be done
without a moments delay. Please let us
know by telegraph how many we can send
YOU, Bear in mind that tins L. not our
message; it comes from our brethren eX-
lied from their homes. and worthy OF our
fraternal and generous sympathy.
III YOU have not already adopted measures
for the temporary shelter and support OF
the emigrants. we recommend that Il house
he rented for this purpose, rs has been done
i'm milwaukee,, New Orleans, ana DINER
cities. Yours respectfully
J. STANwooD MENKEN, President.
NJ A. KurSheedt, Managing Secretary
The committee determined to inform the
New York society OF it, Willingness TO re-
ceiye and care for more OF these unfortunate
people. The funds Of the committee here
are almost exhausted, and aid Is urgently
needed. Contributions OF money are soir
cited from the charitably inclined of all de-
nominations, and can be handed to the
treasurer OF the Association, Edwards Co
hon, president Of the City Bank, No. 1926
Main street,
>Refigets, upon their arrival IN the city,
will he supported aid attended to until EN-
bloyment Is obtained for them, and thosC
already In our midst promise to become
useful additions TO our industrial popula'
iion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
DIVIDENDS.

RICHMOND AND DANVILE RAILROAD Coz
TREASURES OFFICE.
RICHMOND VA. January 81. 1852.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
| THIS COMPANY have declared DIVIDEND
OF TWO PER CENT. on the stock Of ;hc COM
many out of the earnings of the company for the
quarter ending December 2 |, 1851 and an dddi-
tional DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. out Of
the profits If the company realized from the sale Of
H. Virginia Midland Railway Company Income
bonds said dividends are payable on and after
FEBRUARY 10. 1882. To stockholder- Of record
on the books Of tho company AT 4 O'Clock i. VI.
FFBRU AII 10, 1882. a foll0ws:
To stockholders Of record on the books Of The
New York office. at the Mercantile at.onal Bank.
New York.
To other stockholders, ri the Office OF lie trc1-
Surcr of the company. Richmond Va.
The trn,fer-bOoks of Tie company VIII he
closed from ( O'Clock p. VI. FEBRUARY 10TH
until / o O'Clock 4. VI. FEBRUARY 10TH proXi-
mo. W. T.. TURNER,
ia 2S-2t1wtIclG Treasurer.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Nayo's Bridge.-The falling Of this his
ioric bridge, or rather The span next 10
Richmond, was a surprise 10 the people
generally. II viii be put back with all eX.
petition. The inquiries in relation to this
unexpected affair are as follows: What was
the apparent cause Of the accident; were
any OF the main supports snapped by con.
traction, or by other means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

Druggists say that Lydia Y. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy
for female weakness that they ever heard
Of, for 1t gives universal satisfaction.
Send TO Mrs. Lydia 4. Pinkham. 23a
Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pampl'-
lpfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &C.

NEW BOOkS.-ARSiESlS and other
~ Poems. by SN., sI.25: one May Day. by
the author Of THE sun Maid" 2Oc.; The Con-
cepts aud Theories OF Modern Physics. b. j. Is.
Stale. si.75; studies In the Life Of Christ, by
Rev. \. VI. Fairbain. sl.75; Faith and Uuiailh,
by the author Of Motley Bawn.' 60c.; Madame
Lucas, 81; The Nerbalisi. by Ayres, 81 Esau
Rmswick, 10y TIN author of Patty 0Oc.: Oscar
Wilde Poems, l0,. and Sl.25. Agents for " kra-
mich K Bach = PIANOS.
fe5 WEST. JOHNSTON s co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

No family should be without LYDIA +. PINh
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Uniousness, and Torpldity of the Liver Twenty
i've cents yer box. Sold by all druggists.
au 26-cOd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

PARD0NED.-Governor Cameron yester-
day pardoned Charles Lattimer white,
who was sent 10 the city jail for twelve
months by the Hastings Court last March
for an assault and battery by him commit
ted. Pardon recommended by MavOr Car
rington, Sergean. Lee. and other prom-
nent citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

Briefs.-Aancbester members 81 the
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias are pre-
pairing TO visit Portsmouth, where IN a few
days the body In question will assemble in
ANIMAL session
Tue last snew gave our alreaty-out-
RACED citizens another instalment-aHd an
extensive one, too--oi slu-h and mud. The
approaches 20 the city could hardy be
worse than they aSe at present.
There was no business Of course being
transacted over Msyo's bridge yesterday.
A number of persons from both sides
walked on the bridge and viewed the
scene OF the late accident. Despite thc
fact thai the casualty ought 10 have been
known by all, IL was found necessary 10
refer many foot-passengers as well as those
I'm vehicles 10 the James-Riyer f'ree bridge
Aid for the unfortunate Midlothian SUI
ferers viii be received By the Mayor Of
MANCHESTER. Many, both In Manchester
and elsewhere, have shown a disposition TO
alleviate the distress occasioned by thls
horrible happening. Most OF the thirty
two dead men were known In this city:
That they should be so untimeiy taken on
is q source Of regret with every one. All
deplcre their terrible fate.
The illusions made in the pulpit sunday
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
GENERAL RAILROAD AND - 20,
u STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, --sssss -,

NII NM~IFIP TIT M 7 Vf z u z, llk1<x-f-ra
1000 MAIN STREET. ...
no ,,o, contcmplatea visit 10 the OLD (OtN-
TRY or perhaps you desire % send for some 81
yenr friends, III 80, YOU will lind 10 10 yonr AL
Vantage 10 call ON the undersigned Who !, af,n,,.
Inns 10 aud from EUROPE. FlRsI-t lAsS,
iNTERMEDIATE, aud sTkERAGE Ii1khis
no or FROM Tie principal points in =, k W.
sTNTE-EOOMs SECURED IN ADtANCF.
Railroad and steamship tickets to all points IN the
IinIled states and Canaslas. PASSENGERS a"u hg-
sa@o called Tor az hotels aud private residences,
snd baggage checked 20 destinaliou. fincsi ear
riases IN the city for b.re. A.. ". GAkbfk,
'is ~ =, ~ ,Iap 1000 Main street.
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GOOD BOOKS CHEAP.

WAyERLY NOVELS 4 volumes. 81 or II yol-
ulnes, Sl0.s0; DICKENS. ID VOLUMES, 800 and
$3.50: THACkERAN. 10 volumes, sll /;
GEORGE ELIOT, volumes, 80; DtSRAELl, l
volumes, slO: DE QUINCY. q volumes. $500 I;
DUMAS, 10 volumes, sl4 LEVER. 26 volumes,
s22: MARRYATT, 4 volumes, S3.75; sHAK-
SPEARE, from Use. 10 SEQ; POE, 4 VOLUMES.
1915; BRlC-A-BRAC SERIES, 10 volumes,
.7.5O. Many other books at very low prices.
j. 3l-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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RAILROAD LINES.


~ . :ssssE.7
RICHMOND AND Petersen no
~ RAILROAD NY.-Comn.enrj,
VII, ID! January ~, 1889, trains on Ill road
LEAVE RioHNovp-s1rTu
3;l5 j. VI, FAST NAIL, daily. N,l.s TIL,
=, only ~ Petersburg aud Choster. 'F'
LOU n. W., THROUGH MAIL. daily. conn,l,
ing Tor Raleigh, Charleston. a..
gust; Aiken savannah, asf Jark
S ,2n,lie stops at shops chc,.cr.
.htraila. Pullman Sies,srs h.
, ,, -" York and Chario-tan ON
1000 J.. VI, MAIL, daily, makes through com.
nccuon Tor Charleston, sa,snrah
andJacksonyilie. stops NJ Dtrwr,.
biui, chtfalla, ana thc-tr. PM
nav Palace Slccphg-Csrs iciuc,r
on this train. . '''r
500 T. ~ fREiGliI. daily except sun,l,,.
Oh" n Ne fkEIGHT. daily except Sun,Is,
- LEAVE PETERsBTKt.--N0frr
Do" ~ VI" ~ NAIL, daily. stop- ONLY 90
$40 T.. W., THROUGH MAIL. daily. 70, ncc,l,.
WIN Richmond, Frederick .burr a,,1
f"i"mac railroad for all poirf. - ri
ana West; also making cop.Drfl,r.
WIN Shcs1l"ake ana Ohio rllir,tl
Tor All points West Til. tr,h.
stops ~ Manchester. Cheafsr and
tentridia. Pullman sleeper, On N.
York. +''
o'tV n W. NAIL, daily connecting dali, I,-
cept sunday with M R.rhfnont
Gredcrck ,burg and Pntogae r.lI-
road for the North ana No. son.
NJ Chester. Drcwry's Bluff, anI CON-
tralia. Pullman Palace Sl.piur-
cars between Jack.onyliie. IiF
90 =, ana Washington on Ills train
sou ~ VI" fRElGHI. daily except Sun,i,v.
low l. h'' Fkhl1hI, daily except SUNDAY
uircct iohr-hours connection l. mad. between.
Rlchlnond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rirl.
mona al lou \. VI. and Norfolk III l2-2s j.
All trains leaving Petersburg will tart r., ,l
NpP"hhttoN hepot. T. ID. MILNE.
H. benoral superintendent
A.POPE, General Passenger and f.ck.t tc,nt
E2l -'' 'h'it'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08

Personol.-Mrs. p. s Taphagen, OF
Washington, ID. G.. and Miss Nellie Shiruss,
of Pennsylvania, respectively daughter and
granddaughter of Postmaster Robert Beat
fie, are In the city.
Councilman Thomas ". Gentry has been
made master-nechanie OF the Danvi4se rnil-
road shops in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-08
WEDNESDAY. FFBRUAEY Is. 1ss2

ut AZ o'clock =. NJ. the TRCLN-NA.U NBLE
DRU GSTORE located IL above. wiki DWELLING
adjoining. containing live rooms. &r The To- hJ-
A front of 50 feet on the cast line of Twenfy-ifth
street and 40 feet Leigh street. running back an
irregular depth. will hr seen 10y reference 90 a
plat of the same at the time OF ~llc, on which
there l. 4 Lar 70 stable.
This T. without exception one of tEc best stands
In he eastern portion of the civ for retail trug
business and GfcrS to any one desiring 10 enter DE
anne an opportunity seldom met with, or q, an IN
yestmCnt good chance
TERMS: Ca>ha 10 expenses Of sale and % pay
OH note for $1,000, with al Interest thereon
balance upon such terms ~ VIII De announced ar
sale, JOHN III Nl.Ot'
r.. Trustee.
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Ey Quarlcs * McCurdy,
successors 10 Robert u. L?nc.l
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOucers, and Broker
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE NALUA-
L BILE AND ADMIRABLY Loo ATED DRUG
STORE, WITH DWELLING ADJOINING. SIT
TATED on THE NORTHEAST CORNER or
TWENTY FIFTH AND LEIGH >IREIS. NON
OCCUPIED BY MIR. :. WESLEY FAkRAR. Bl
AUCTGOS.-ln execution OF deed of trust h. ne
a. trustee, from :. W. Farrir and wife. dared The
18Th MAY. 1872, aud recorded In the clerks Office
Of Richmond Chanccry Court ID. u. 81 u. page
367. being required 80 30 do 10y The holder OF tie
note therein described, shall >cll by public anc-
n I'm m NJ lrl.In 4
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No. 5l2 east Marshall street. mcXpiredtcrm {:
cheap. . 49,
no. IL Seventeenth street, with DWELLING
above.
Corner Pine and Main streets: very low.
Next 10 corner Broad and G.lmcr streets with
DWELLING. STABLE, Sc. .
Corner Cary aud Fifteenth streets FACTORY,
with conVcnicnccs. -
Corner Cary and Reservoir streets; DWELL
ING. &c.
stand.
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NOR NEW N-ORK.-The Old .>sN

EOR NEW lORK.-The Old Arfr%N
Il Dominion steamship Company ss-A.<aeszks
steamers viii sail "a follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION. Captain " WALKER, VERY II E>pAt
al , o'clock y. NJ: steamer MlANOKE, Captain
CorCu. EVERY FRIDAY att o'clock l.. VI.
steamer NlANiI ATTAIN, Captain NELLY. EVERY
SUNDAY at O'Clock \. VI.
Tue-,lny's and Fridays steamer. and Ia O'clOcA
saturday evening Tor sundays hip.
Through bills of iadlng signed ana goods Tor
wardcd with dispatch 20 all points north, south
east. aud west; also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Aiter-cabln fare 10 New York, slO' rouhu
trim, sis: stcerage, 80 and ~.
For freight or passage, apply u 90
e.. ". ALLEN & Co, Agent,
mv6 Company = Wharf hocketts'
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By Jno. r. Lsuehton, Jr., Auetloneer'
1905 Main street,

By Juo. r.. Laughton, Jr., Auetioneer'
1905 Main street,
II ANDSOME FRENCH-PLAIE rlEk-
III MIRROR. CARPETS, antique rlhh-
TAHJEe. BILLIARD-TABLt,
iIoI-sIiIoID FURNITURE,
STOVES, &C..
At AUCTION
THIS DAY.
at 1Os o'clock, I viii sell at my neutrality-suspicious.. .,
/ ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT, co'ered WIN
slk aud wor.red reps; :, rprNcp-pI.ATr
l VERY IIANDsOM fnhN sar,',d Nv Nh, Il
PIER-MIRROR, deliberately catNea. WIN
base and marble slab, the whole about Twelve
BRusSfis and INGRAM CARPETS;
y VERY ANTIOIrE MAHOGANY MAhBLE-
sLAB PIER.TABLES.w with Mi NJ ',I s;po
l set OF six MAHOGANY fAhLoh 'hAih''
MaRyBLp.IED cARoM BILLIARD-TA-
BILE, complete with Balls 'ues' oo'''''eiS
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING-TABLF,
CANE and FORATED-SEAI CHAIRS,
MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES,
SEWING-MACHINES. ,,,,,.p
I MARRLE-TOP COTT &C r ChAMbEh
BEDsTEADs, MATTRESSES. PILLOWS,
IIEATlNG-sTOvES, FEEDERS,
20 Pairs NEW BLANKETS. e,,o,r
EXCELLENT DOUBLE-BARREL SHOT
! sINGLE-B ARIEL BREECH-LoADiNG
: Dozen 9 MEMS MERINo UNDERsHIRTs,
An invoice of MEMS CATERS,
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS generally.
JNO. n. LAUGIITON. JR..
fes .tuc,ioncer.
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YDIA L. PINKHAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
Il will cure entirely the worst form of Female
ComnlaInis, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displscements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
twill dissolve and cxpel tumors from tho uterus
I'm an early stage of development. Thotendencyto
eancerous humors there Is checked very speedily by
its use.
1t removes rin,ncss, fatuloncy, destroys all
craving for stlmuanis, and relieves weakness OF
the stomach. II cures Floating, Headaches. Ner-
vous Prostitution, General Debility, slecplcssness
Depression, aud Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and backache, Is always permaneullycured
by its use II will at all times and under all circu
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA T.. PlNKHAMS VEGETABLE COM
POUND is prepaid at 233 and 235 Western ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price. 81; six bottles for 50.
sent by mail In the form of pills also in the form Of
lozcnges on receipt Of price, per box for either.
Mrs. PISKuAM freely answers all letters Of in
quiry. Send for pamphlet. Address as above.
Mention this paper.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH- - ~
sssxs<lE -
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP n1FgN
~ COMPANY. s-stsszs
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WlANOkE. MAN
HAITIAN dRtCHMOND-ENERN IT ESDAN
and FRIDAY at O'Clock l.. NJ, and SUNDAY
az \. Vi. ......
steamers leave New York II ESDADS. TIL RS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS AT 4. VI. .Inm Pier
26 new number, foot OF Beach street North
river.
They have splendid saloons, ,tate-roons, AMI
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cahln fare % New York. 80: round trip,
SIS: Storage 80 aud -.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Frcights received until o'clock L. VI. d3ily'
For further information, apply 60
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO, Agents
myl ONCE COMPANY, wharyes. Rockets.
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SUPREME COURT OF Affhhi<S. '"S $50
wife against Mutual Protection Associa-
fion. Argued by Judge W, w. trump
for plaintiff In error and John a. 'ok',
Esq, for defendant, and submitted:
Williams against Blakey, commissioner.
Argued by 81. George F'iizhugh for appel"
liant.
w. K. Bibb, >. L. Powell aud William
q. Fry, Esqs., allowed TO practice as couii-
Sel IN this court
Hrutyes CorKr.-The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday:
w. l.. Hobson, ielonicus assault. Ac-
quilted.
charged with felouious assault, was found
guilty and sentenced TO thirty days in jail
and fined ono cent
Edward johnson. charged with grand
larceny, was found guilty OF petty larceny
and sentenced to he punished with thirty
aine lashes.
POLICE CoUgr.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Henry Houch (whlte) and Claiborne How
ard fcoloredD, charged with fighting in the
street. The case was continued until to-
day.
A. l.. Ford. charged with being drunk
ant. disorderly and creating disturbance
IN the house Of q. Virgins, was fined 800.
Frank Mayo (colored), charged Win
being drunk and disordery in the street.
The case was continued until to-day.
Isaac Brown was fined $3.50 for disor-
derry conduct.
Richard Dixon tcolored) charged with
breaking and entering in the nighttime
the storehouse OF Isaac Schwartz, and
stealing therefrom sundry articles OF gro
ceries, valued at S6s.4S, was sent on TO the
grand jury. The accused was also sent on
for breaking into the hcn-house Of John
Coffin and stealing lot OF fowls and one
axe.
Andrew Spottswood (colored), charged
with making his escape from the First po-
lice station-house Saturday night last,
while under charge Of disorderly con-
duct. was required TO give surety for his
good behavior.
James Giles (colored), charged with as
saulting and threatening the life OF Beverly
GRAY, was discharged.
Isaiah Irvine alias Isaac Ellis (colored)
charged with breaking and entering the
dwelling-housc of Martin J.. Mayo and
stealing one lot Of cloth, &c, was dis
charged.
Henry Scott (colored). charged with steal
ing six silver-plated fruit-kniyes, the pro-
perry of +. B. Taylor & Co., was discharged.
John ID. Holloway, charged with cutting
and woundng Patrick Murphy. The case
was continued until Saturday in cOnsc-
qilence OF the inability OF the wounded
party TO attend, and the accused remanded
10 Jail.
Margaret Morris (colored), charged with
being drunk and lying in the street, was
committed to Jail in default of security.