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PETITIONS UNDER the RULE.

ByMr CHURCHWELL The memorial OF Robert Jones,
of Tennessee praying for the remission oil duties
chine imported by him emgant for his own use and
benefits referred TO Committee on Commerce.
BY Mr.. HEM The petition OF I. III. r. Duncan and
ninetyeight Others asking Tor mail routes from Corydon,
Wayne county Iowa. via Grand river, Princeton Mis-.
souri,, and from Coydon to Chanon point. and for weekly
service thereon
BY Mr.. DEAN The petition ofcitizens of the District Of
Columbia for new and enlarged building for post Office
in the city Of Washington referred 10 COMMITTEES for the
District OF Columbia. ~
BY Mr.. SEYMOUR, Of New York The petition Of lde
Colt Co.. be refunded duties merchandise damaged
while in transit from warehouse to another for expora-
ton
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CAD.-The OF the public respectfully
n stock OF rich cabinet French China dinner dessert
and service mantei vases cut glass svcrpaed
double and hair with
Of useful household furniture all OF which has been selected
from the manuactoes expressly city ado
and will be sold exceedingly for cash, liberal credit
satisfactory paper - -
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Auouonecrs
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Our readers will find below letter from the Hon
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania. which appears to
have been intended to be read to the democratic State
convention OF Mississippi, assembled at Jackson on
the sih instant, whose proceedings copied in
yesterdays paper. This letter not contained in
the account of those proceedings before us when we
published them.
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w HITEHURsT's extensive Gallery OF Pre-
w Daguercotypcs Duval Bro
~ and 9Th streets, Pennsyvsna
This others, being built
floor, arranged expressly this purpose
skygh In this country and the
every facility
copying paintings dagueoypcs, having It's superior
world obtained beautiful and highly finished
daguecotypos though cloudy preferable
for children. Post morcm promptly attended TO,
Awarded the first tlae Pair OF Maryland
tute, and a premium the late vhr at New York.
Baltimore Bsmorcl 3T Broadway,
avenue, Washington, ID. C.; ~ Main
street, Richmond Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norfolk Viz.
ainia and Petersburg Virginia
galleries open free The public ali hours Of the day.
J. n. wHITEHURsT,
Dec. ls--d3m sols proprietor
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OAR BUILDERS and Railroad ompanics.-The subscri-
"Fulers Patent India Rubber Car
Spring. and cautions all interested OF his
rights Fucs Is the original,
only genuine patent arrangements made
supply springs builders railroad companies and all who
require this patent
The price fixed 80 ponnd including the privilege
the patent.
American awarded the advertiser tho first
premium for best India rubber springs.
Orders United giving the
the Of rubber required will be promptly executed
No person authority make vend the India rubber
,'" HORACE H. DAY
business
OF India rubber patents Ware
house % Courtlandt street, New York.
Public called advertisement of Mr.. Day
the United States.
w. G. FULLER.
BY his Attorney, G. M. KNEVITT.
New YORK, 1851
lam A--cod Am
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CILEkS, SILKS-We have ladies'
dress silks that be found any
try which will now until the close Of the season,
great sacrifice TO reduce stock.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & CO.
JanI O--3t av9w
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MATHEW CLAIR CLARKE has reopened an
III Office for transaction OF law agency bunesp,
Department Of the Inteor and nearly Of
Wizards Hotel, where he boards II e.l. .fYH
Nov 20--d3m Nat Intel, Republic, Telegraph ll
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NOfxE, Tar, and LAnse hand and For AZ
" Washington Woks.-The
heat nes almost readily charcoal The coal used
timber,
being highly great msnurc
far superior ordinary lime when used for purpose
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Fsxp. TArr1 twuu.n TArr.
FRED. TATE q BROTHER,
Late Of Hnnfspfne, .siabcma,)
CONNEXIONS Law, Ia opAssr,
COUNTY, TEXAS,
VI give prompt business intrued them
w In Fsyefts and the adjoining counties.
~ b. paid land claims and collections,
Jan I6-d3m
Canton Msttisgs, Floor Oficloths Csrpstsna. 80.
THE Subscribers receiving schooner Statesman,
i from New York
50 pieces - extra heavy white Canton ma,ings
30 do 81 do do do
20 do "a do do do
10 do checked
rs do 54&64do do DO
10 do ~ do fancy do
do super English oiIcloth, 10 feet wide
do super American olcIoh, from twelve eighteen
IS do ow-priced oucoh, from three az ne,
10 do Cocoa mattings for basement, &C.
Also constantly hand full assortment OF OF
ported and American Competing, such
Tapestry tapestry English
imperial, three ply, and insrnin fine and Ingram
hemp and cotton, both plaid together
other article furnishing
prepared fully determined upon any
other dealers In this country.
Ap1e-u r. II. HooE co.
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Home Tessim0ny.-F

Home Testimony Read! from
W. one of the Oldest Magistrates OF this city
let the sick the delicate, the declining. talk 10
thoss we ito, and then try this grand restore
tive.
Baltimore, Sept II, 1851
Nessrs Mortimer x Mowbrey feel il duty to
make known the benefits have derived from DIR
hampton's Tncture. For a length Of time have
been subject to great prostrston of muscular pow
err and great debility of the nervous system &c
com panied with pslpitauon and Tutoring OF the
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one oeca
sion could scarcely get home making mention
OF nv case TO a friend he referred me 70 Joseph K
Stapleton, Esq, an old and highly respectable eiti
zen of Baltimore, who had used the TlnetaTe under
similar circumstances. | called on Mr. stapleion,
and after an Interview of some ninatss. was fully
satisfied Of the medical virtaos n The Tinc,are,
from the evidence before me, OF his own person.
who, for some time previous Indicated falling
state of health but now hearty, halo appear
ance, with the activity OF yoa,h, ] immediately
commenced using tho 1tnctafe. and h1iafe taak
the contents of one bottle my strength was reae w.
ed and / can walk - bfish and am ~ active ss
was twenty years ago. Jhts 1lastsfn IL tho Etsad
restorative of tho digestive organs. which. when
destroyed, tho whoae sy stesn 10 Ia Asta Of saisr
mg.
TO be By Dr Hamptup, tho invootor.
WIN. A. scHAKPFER,
Nov In city Of WsahingtO
See eases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &C.
Sid oaly By o. 4. pts,sis grasaa
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~E. Boxers Premium Bitters-Hard
TO beat-still they come.-Edgwood, Henrico
Coz Baker Esq-I hereby certify, that have
used your Btsers In my family, for Is or 90 years
and found them to be first rate family medicine
and have found them to effect everything that has
been said of them 1t 10 also my opion that per-
sons In the constant use of them will never be at
tackled with the Ague and Fever.
Signed. GARLAND HANES.
Richmond, Va, 1889 Baker, Esq Dear Sir !:
This is to certify that my wife has been suffering
with the Dyspepsia for three or four years and has
been entirely relieved from the use Of two bottles
of E, Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother has
also been subject to the nervous headache for seve
raj years and found immediate relief from the use
of the above Bitters.
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
Price only 50 per bottle 70 be had at the drug
stores of
Purcell Ladd K Co, A Bodeker, Adie GRAY, Ben
nett Beers, Gaynor g. Wood, and Picot, Main
street, Blair, VIM P Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va. NOS
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%S Change OF Hours.
~ Rate OF Speed.-See what Adams g.
Co. are doing for their pssronsi The Express now
leaves Baltimore at o'clock M, in charge Of ex
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
mond at 81 AN. Goods ordered by this morn
inp's mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Our Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, thst
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland for sale
q. this Office ADAMS g. CO,
nos l4th street, Richmond, Va
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SUBSCRIPTION TO REIMBURSE Mr.
LENNON

The sound thinking portion Of the citizens
Of New York are already aware of the conse-
suences which must result TO the trade of that
city, from the late extraordinary decision. The
Journal of 0onmerce, the editors (which, by
the bye, have heretofore done more for the be-
ne6t of the colored race than all the abolition
lists upon the face of the earth combined, have,
as already stated, proposed subscription to
indemnify Dir. Lennon. They say that one
gentleman has put his name down for 800,
and another for $50.
The case Of these Lennon slaves, and its ex-
eeeding hardship both to them and him-for il
10 not likely they will be as well off in the
hands of the abolitionists as they would be in
his-wili at least have one good effect, by turn
ing the attention OF our legislators and people
10 the repeal of the provision under which the
decision has been made. Fortunately we have
more conservative legislature elect, than we
have before been favored with for many years;
and among others of its acts we trust the re.
peal OF this abolition excrescen:e will not be
overlooked or forgotten. The last legisla-
ture OF Pennsylvania repealed the enactment
OF previous legislature which forbade the
use OF ITS prisons by fugitive slaves arrested
under the laws Of the United States. and the
repeal has Iroved to be decidedly popular
One thing more our Legislature should do, and
that's, appropriate $4,000 or S., 500 to indemni
~ Mr.. Lennon for the robbery which has
been committed upon him under said law
Meanwhile il has been suggested that, to re
iieve him from present suffering, inconve
niencs and damage. and to allay the ba
feeling which otherwise this robbery will pro
duce throughout the s!aveholding States,
fund Of 5000 be raised in shares of $50 @
$l0o each, to be paid over Internationally I
Lennon, and to be reimbursed 10 the eubscr
bers when the appropriation is made by IN
legislature as aforesaid. We believe that cue
fund can be easily raised and we a,
sure that, taking into vie " its various influence
and bearings, national, social, commercial an
political, it will be money veil and econom
eally expended. Mr. Lennon will probabI
leave here tomorrow for New Orleans, az h
furniture has gone forward in the Memphis. an
he must 90 and Try TO recover it, whether /
proceeds to Texas or not. Ia the meantime, /,
the money be raised and RENTED to some ban
in Nee Orleans for his benefit, and noble a,
OF healiag will have been performed, which
concerned in j. will have occasion TO remembs
With pleasure.
We ere led 10 believe that no man will G.
operate In such movement more readily, O.
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DEADLY ALTERCATIoN "A man, named
Thomas Shane, residing near Baltimore, hav-
ing abused his wife, was assaulted last Wed.
nesday by Luke Whalen, her brother, who
inflicted several severe wounds on his head
with Ratchet, and then fed. Shane was be.
lieved to be fatally injured.
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SERENADE.-We understand that the Misses
Denim were serenaded, at their lodgings--the
American Hotel-on Saturday night, by the
Armory Band. The Band, of course, did it's
best on that occasion. We have heard the
serenade spoken Of as a very delightful one
and doubtless the compliment was very pleas
ing to the fair recipients,
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SENT BACK TO KING WILLIAM.-John Henry, a
free colored boy from King William county, has
been living in Richmond, for some time past in
the employ of a coored man named James Rob.
ertson, without register. He was ordered back
to King William, by the Mayor, on Saturday, under
threatened penalty Of being sent to jail, if he
should be again brought before him.
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The Siamese twins, Chang and Eng, are the
owners of large numbers of slaves, in Norih
Carolina, and are said to be very severe task
masters. They are married, and wha, is sin
guar, Chang is said to be Pierce and King
democrat, and Eng something Of a Hale aboli-
ZIONIST Both are married, the former having
six children, and the latter five. Eng's wife
weighs 900 pounds; the aggregate weight OF
the twins is but 2l9.
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A LUXURY!-The james River
~ Water, when purified by tie POROUS
then as pure and pallucid as when it first flowed
from the bubbling spring. There is no instrument
for cleansing water SO ready aud effective the
Porous Glass Filter. II acts on natures own prin-
ciple being an artificial drip stone; it cannot nure
but renders it nature intended it to be, healthy
and refreshing % expended for one of these Fill
tiers will convert your hydrant into a fountain of
pure spring water. II will filter from 80 to 40 gal
Ions per hour. For sale by the Agent at the store
of G. e. A. Bargamin, Jr
no lm~ No 2O1 Main st.
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Y A letter from Harper's Ferry states tina,
considerable excitement. exists in that place Oh
account OF the abduction Of eolorsd woman
and two children. suspicion rested on a white
man, Of haviag iadsoed them 10 runaway.
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FIKE.-The dwelling Of Col. Silas Burke
IN Fairfax county, was entirely consumed b,
FIRE last Thursday night. The house YVES in
sured, but to what extent we have no, learned
Abortion Of the furniture was saved.
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ETA LECTURE, upen the lmpersanee
Of the Correct use Of Language, and Expsnatory
Of Mn. GsExNLEAY's celebrated method of teach.
ing ExoLrsH GnAMnAx-s showing that q know.
ledge Of the subject can be acquired In one week,
will b delivered by the Rev J PlApr. in the
Basement of Trinity CHuRcH, near the Exchange
Hotel, on Monday night, Nov 20. Doors open at
half past Z. Lecture to commence ct o'clock
Admission Free no 20-2tt
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a AT the late term Of the Failiax Coun,
Court, Bradley Vance was arrsigred on III
charge Of numbering John Mentally, and re
manded for trial al the next circui, court. Jan
mcNally has been arrested as an accomplish ,
the murder Of her husband.
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@~ Self. PrOtection.-JAS. WALSH,
~ No. 60 Main st, doors above the City
Eo,el, hes just received, per steamer Roanoke, a
fine assortment of Colts and Aliens Pistols, single
seif-cocking Pocket and Rifle Barrel Pistols, Ore.
gon Shot Belts, Powder FIasks, Game Bags, fine
English Percussion Caps all of which are offered
for sale on the most accommodating terms.
NO 10-2w
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TREMENDOUS RUSH FOR THE
V>A NEW YEARS PRESENTS at S.
MOUNTAIN e. cos Jswelry and Fancy
Stere.-The subscribers respectfully announce to
the public that they have just received new
so,tment Of Watches, Jewslry and Fancy
Articles, which they will sell very low. Persons
In want OF any article in our line, would do well to
call and see before purchasing elsewhere. They
also state that in consequence of having good as
sortment tools in their mandatory they are pre-
pared to make repair any article of Jewelry in
first rate style and at cheaper rates than any other
store in the city.
They have also engaged fret rate Matchmaker
Qately from Europe,) and will repair all kinds of
Watches at their store in the best manner and
warranted. Don't forget the place
g. P. MOUNTAIN & CO,
No eli Main street, between 9th and 10th sts
no l7-6ts Richmond.
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A writer in the Baltimore Sun announce
that ex. Governor John B. Floyd, will reprs
sent Virginia in the new Cabinet.
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"a There are nov 400 students at the Uni.
versity Of Virginia.
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KENTUCKY ELECTIoN.-The vote in Ken
lucky stands: Scott 53743, Pierce 50, 1876
counties to be heard from. SCOTS majority il
estimated q, upwards of 5000.
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H Some OF the iron men of Pittsburr have
made fortunes, it is said, by the recen, rise in
pig metal.
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OST.-On Saturday last, near tae d -
- Lewis r; Phillips, corner of Clay and So VI
.eenth or Valley streets, HORSE and CseT gu
me morse is dark chestnut sorrel, with nickas
,s MS ieIt rore loot and his let hind foot are
"hite, ana ne has icar on his left hind lsa =
nerai reward will be paid for the recoyery or ~
horse and Cart, or either of them. VI 'uS
no 22-ltt VIII =, ~ r,,o
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On Saturday week, George W. Wheeler
was killed bv the falling of a tree in Paines-
VILE, O. Mr.. Wheeler, in company with 9TH
er., went out on Saturday evening "coon-
hun.ing" Believing they had coon in the
top of a tree, some of the company sut j,
down. The top of the tree struck him on the
back part of his head, breaking the SKULL
He expired instantly. MIR. Wheeler was about
% wears Of age
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q The man Hewlett, who has been or
trial in New York for the murder OF watch
man Baxter, has been found guilty..
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e Snow fell at Charlottesville, Va, or
Wednesday last to the depth of three or foul
inches.
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ing Of Webster's eloquence, said "eyery wor
of Dams weighs pound.''
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DRINKING BY THE ACRE.-An Irish gen.
tleman, resident in Canada, was DESTROYS OF
persuading his sons TO work as baek-woods-
men, instead of irittering away their constitu-
lions and money in luxuries aud pleasures
and, as champagne costs in America some
thing more than dollar, whenever the old
gentleman saw his sons raise the bright spark.
ling wine to their lips, he used humorously TO
exclaim to them, "Ah! my boys, there goes
an acre of land-trees and ALL
Sir f. Heads Immigrant"
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Mcintyre, charged with killing Cottrill. has
been found guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree, at Clarksburg, Va, and sentenced TO the
Peniiendary for eight years.
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TvlGA Rs And CHk VA Nta TOBACCO,
~ Of the bess and mast popular hrands for as1e
b PURCELL. LApD 4 CO. Druggists
nsN % Main st eet.
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nj Il m.

In Cape May. J, ON the l4th Nov, of Consump-
ton, WIN. L. GENTRY, QSrmerly of Richmond)
son the late John Gentry, in the 4st year of his
age.
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Tae Ladies of the Monumental
M Charch will hold fair at the Military
Hall. on 9th street, between Main and Franklin,
commencing To. mOrr0w. no22-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

REV. WIN. Hill, DID,. long known through
out the country as one OF the most distinguish
ed ministers in connection with the Presbyte'
rian Church, died at Winchester, Va, on Tues.
day last in the S4th year Of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

The amount of contributions received eithe
Washington National Monument Oi6cs from
the Isi to the 10th Of the present month"; has
been 1854 72.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

A CARD.-rhe subscriber has made
1>NA an arrangement with Mr.. F NJ. Robert
con, Merchant Tailor in the cutting department of
his business, and would respectfully ask his friends
and customers to give him call.
DO Its Els McELROY
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OFFICIAL VoTE or NEW YoRx.-Pisrce' q
official majority 10 the State Of New York is
q ,345 and Seymour's, for Governor, 2lSSl0.-
The vote is the largest ever pOlled in the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

- DR.. Il. BIDDER IA YLOR has
~ removed his Office and residence to the
house at the corner of 9Th and Main sts., opposite
Rogers Stone Yard. no5-2md*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

~ The adjourned session Of the Yirgini'
Legislature commences to-day.
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DAEvILLE RAILRoAD-A vote was taken on
Thursday last in Pittsylvania county, to test the
sense OF the people of that county, relative to sub
scription Of $30,00 to the stock of the Richmond
and Danville Railroad, The result was, q majority
Of about 600 in favor of the subscription. The
Danvile papers of Saturday contain the vote of
Eve precincts, which shows 564 for, and 81 against
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. precincts to be heard frem
A vote on the same question is to be taken il
Henry and Halifax counties and Richmond city
in the latter place on the I'd of December next
While there may be some doubt of the result ia
Halifax, we predict overwhelming majoritiss in
Henry and Richmond for the subscription.
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specie Wanted.-We will pay the
0>S highest premium for silver coin. Quar-
tiers and small change preferred.
no9 c w PURCELL & CO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DAxoEaegs RErcouTTEn. YESTERDAY evening
an alteration occurred ct boarding house on the
South corner ofPranklin and Gov. streets, between
tive men named Belsin and Butler, in which the
latter received severe stab in the back from .
knife, after having escaped pistol shot previously
aimed at him DR.. Little sewed up the wound,
which, though severe one, il believed not to be
fatal Officers Trueheart and Tyler, shortly after
the occurrence. arrested Belvin and conveyed him
to the cage. We did not learn the origin of the
afay, but tits believed that Belvin was intoxicated
and the aggressor.
1t may be proper to add, that the Mr.. Bevin who
participated in this unfortunate transaction, is not
Mr.. John A. Belvin. We have not learned the name
of the first, but we understand he is no conn xion
of the latter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

STEALING AND ITS REwARD.-John slave to Mr..
R. H. Dickinson, went into the store of Mr.. Ezekiel
Solomon, at the corner of 10th and Cary streets,
on Saturday morning, under presence OF buying a
shirt, but while in there slipped under his Goa,
and made of. He was pursued by the owner,
whom he resisted, and who found the stolen pro-
perry in his possession. The price of the shirt
was only 37k CENTS but the thief was ordered TO
nav '39n for it.