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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-22
AN INDEPENDENT WHIG.

AsToNIsHED.-Yes,M Mr.. Editor of the Dis
patch, I was " astonshed" to see an lnde-
pendent Wing" in your paper of yesterday,
expressing surprise that any of the " Bolts
wing should support Sampson Jones, Esq,
ex-coach-maker, and present supporter OF, the
Lord knows how many, destitutes,F because
he was signer of declaration of indepen-
dence." Who would not supporta "signer?'
The difference between that and another " de.
claraton'' is but that of the definite and indie
finite article. Jefferson signed the defnit ar.
ticle, Jones the indefinite. Jefferson was elect
ed President for the one, Jones ought to be
elected gauger for the other. Jefferson gagged
Alright "the spirit of 70" Jones ought to have
chance to gauge the spirits of '53. Then,
hurrah for Jones. Bolts wing, head, TAIL foot,
body and breeches to the rescue, Once more
for Jones. HURRAH!
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City of Richmond.-At the earnest request of
large number OF my fellow citizens, | announce
my self candidate for the office of City Collector,
at the ensuing Spring elections; and should it be
your pleasure to confer the Office upon me, pledge
myself to devote my whole time and personal at
tention to your interests.
NH 2l-Ider WIN II n GARDNER
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seen. George Washington Dixon" the att
tempted "liberator'' of Yucatan, and well
known in this quarter many years ago as the
American melodist," is in jail at New Orleans
on the charge of stealing a set of surgical in
slruments from doctor who was attending
upon coroner's inquest. The articles were
found upon him.
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On Saturday, 10Th instant, CHARLES WOOD,
formerly Of Baltimore, but for the last Is years
resident OF this city; leaving wife and five chill
dIen to mourn their irreparable loss.
On Friday, the 18th, at Glenburnie, the residence
OF DR. Nelson, of Scarlet Fever, aged year and 4
months, BENJAMIN JOHNSON BARBOUR, son of
and Caroline Barbour, OF Orange county,
Va,
On the 2lst, infant DAUGHTER of A and
Maria Chalkley, aged months and Ii days
On Sunday night, 20 instant, of consumption,
Mr. CALEB II. CHILDRESS, in the 26th year of
his age. His friends and acquaintance are re.
qusstc to attend his funeral this Tuesday, morn.
ing at II o'clock, at the Hall of Laurel Hill Divi.
sion, Henrico county
On the 20th instant at 81 o'clock, of Pneumonia
JOHN s., only son of John and Susan Lacy ia
the 18th year of his age He was dutiful and affec.
Tomato to his parents, kline and gentle in bis man.
ners and was loved most by those who knew him
best. The friends and acquaintance of the family
requested to attend his funeral from the res;
dence of his father, on Jackson street, this Tues
day) morning at 10 O'Clock, without further Gotice
Yesterday morning, ROBERT C, son of Mary
and the late Robert Parker, aged years l montn
and7 days. The friends and acquain.ances of the
family are requested TO nd his funeral from his
mothers residence, this evening at 3 O'clock
Yesterday, at o'clock p II, of Scarlet Fever.
JAMES, infant son of James and Mary w Thomas
age 10 months and II days. The friends of The
family are invited to attend his funeral az 81 O'Clock
today, from his fathers residence corner of Grace
and LIST streets.
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e The DECLARATION OF INDEPENDEECE.
Il am this moment Informed that wes mis-
informed when it was told me that SAMPSON
JONES signed the paper styled by me yes
,erday the Lee Declaration of Independence.
He did no such thing, it appears. But the
mere act matters very little, any how. He
was opposed to Bolts, heart and hand, all
throug h the canvass, and only agreed to vote
for him, and did SO, late on the very evening Of
the election.
NH 0O-It AN IMPROVEMENT WuIc
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%Monroe Ward-To tie h,depeuden, Y,

E Monroe Ward.-TO the Independent 70.
ters Of Monroe Ward:-Let US commend to your
surfaces the following ticket, composed Of the
right sort of men,
FoR CoUNCTLMEN- VIM Rutherford, w Allen,
Jno Shook, Vim Breeden and s d Deuoon.
FoR ALDERMEN-Jro L Tate, L w Glazebrook,
Jos c Wingheld and Jas Bray.
Many Voters Of Cary and Byrd Streets.
NH QI-9tr
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THE FIRE.-We learn that the loss of Messrs.
GRANT BENNETT by the fire Sunday night, is
about 500 They were fully insured. The build
ing they occupied belonged to the estate of the late
John Enders, and was not insured. The loss is
not heavy.
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CommIssIoNEa's OFFICE, !
pfohsnnpd Fab lYfh 1880

hIcnulULus FtO Itkns 1913 )
All creditors OF Giles w B Hsle. deceased are
hereby notified TO attend az my Office in The city Of
Richmond, on the 18th day Of April next AZ ten
o'clock NJ and present their claims against said
decedent with the evidence 70 sustain the same.
NH 22-iawSwI tn WM F. DAVIS, Com'r.
JENNY LIND CIGARS.--lol.2 0fh boxes Of
D this favoriie brand, landing and for sale BY
mh % JOHN Ii CLAIBORNE.
~ HHDs EXTRA PRIME sMALL
H. size Bacon Sides, landing per sseaEa Or for sale
BY
NH % JOHN Il CLAIBORNE,
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In the Pennsylvania House OF Delegates, on
the 18th instant, the bill authorising the City
Councils Of Philadelphia TO subscribe TO the
stock ofthe Hempfeld Railroad was finally
passed-without the Steubenville right of way
proviso. On the same day the House passed
the bill repeating the law levying State tax on
passengers passing over the York and Cum
berland Railroad.
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= City Electiens.-In pursuance ofsAn act
revising md redusipg into one ect the prCyiaous Of
the Charter Of The City Of RiehmondS ps.ssd
March COB, 1851 a. election ss w ss . ss We. q
"Wednesday, the 9Th OF April 1879 70 escn var ara
1--WE members of the Court Of Hustings; and for
Mayor, Superintendent of the Gas WORKS, super.
intendent Of Streets, Superintendent OF the Water
works Register of the Waterworks. Assessor, Ioi-
lector OF the City Taxes, Sergeant. High
Captain OF the Night Watch, Manager OF the foor.
house, Gsuger, Measurer Of Grain, CLERK OF tne
Hastings Court Attorney for the Commonweaiin 10
said Court, and Surveyor.
The election win be held at the First Market 10
Jefferson Ward; at the City Hall, In Madison ward
add at the Shockoe Hill House, in Monroe ward.
NH 2l-t6A WIN. P. SHEPPARD. c. c n.
A CAKD.-Mr. CHARLES kOsEN,
NJ Teacher of the Guitar, Flute and
Violin, having returned after short absence from
the city, and grateful for former patronage, respect
fully informs his friends and the public generally,
thai he is prepared to resume bis Teaching; and
orders left at the book stores of Nash Woodhosse,
Harold g. Murray, the Drug Store of 3 N Zachn-
son-will meet with prompt attention.
NH l4-l2t*
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6F F0r the Dispatch :-Messrs Editors -
Gay or two since, notice appeared in your "a
per bringing to the notice of the voters of the civ
the name of Col WALTER D BLAIR as a suitshis
candidate for the office OF Mayor. Allow me, most
cordially, to second the nomination, and TO say to
those who may not know Col Blair as well as the
writer OF this that ne Is gentleman we'll qualified
for the station, having performed large amount Of
official duty as Magistrate both In the county
and city. Besides being man OF intelligence, be
possesses the moral hTmness to do what corsciencs
dictates to be right-and kindness of feeling 10
insure polite treatment well TO the humble as to
the high SHOCKOE
NH
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The MEcHANIcs' FRlEND.-Fhisi is the title
of a weekly paper, specimen No. of which
was issued on the 18th. but not seen by US I'M
ill yesterday. Mr.. JOHN A. JOHNSON is the
publisher. He has made an exceedingly neat
and highly interesting sbeet-one which we
suppose win meet liberal support, certainly
from that part of the community whose inter-
ests il especially advocates. We wish MIR. ].
success in his enterprise.
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Eg To the Voters of Richmond.-At the
solicitation Of many friends, | hereby announce
myself candidate for the place OF Gaager. Should
it be your pleasure to elect me, promise that no
pains my par. shall be spared TO give satisfaction.
NH 7-Ims s. NJ DAVIS.
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The sale of the Household Furniture Of the
late Daniel Webster took place on Friday
last, al Carusi's Saloon, Washington. The
Republic says:-"Many persons, wishing to
possess memorials of him, gave for various ar
'icles prices far exceeding their original cost.
An ordinary looking cane-seat chair, with cas-
tors, generally occupied by Mr.. Webster
was sold for fifteen dollars; aud a time piece,
that coald have been put into his overcoar
pocket, thirty.nine dollars and ffly cents.n
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E@ City Collector.-l am a candidate Tor
reelection 10 the Office of City Collector.
NH l4-dtde1 JULIUS 4. HOBSOE
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RTO The Voters of the City of Rich
mOnd.-By request of many friends | announce
myself candidate for the office of High Consta-
BILE of the City. In offering myself as candidate,
can only promise that shoudit be your pleasure
10 elect me, / shall discharge the duties of said
office punctusly and with dispatch.
NH 6-dtd s. B. TIHSLEY.
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x Wing Ttcket-Jeaerson Ward
FoR Councils EN-Jas Talbot, David Currie r. D
Word, David Crane and II Butler.
ALDERMEN-A Royster, A Inloes, z Fsrrar.
VIM Taylor and r D sanxay.
The above ticket viii be supported by the Wings
of Jefferson Ward.
NH 22-3tt IINI0N
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~ City Celiector-To the Voters Of the
City of 'Richmond.-Then name of WILLIAM q
ALLEN, is respectfully submitted to your favorable
consideration as a suitable person to be made Civ
Collector. mr Allen is well known to the citi
gems generally, having been the Book keeper at tie
Wing ocefor the last several years Ifhis friends
will but rally in Madison, Monroe md jefferson
Wards his election is certain.
MANY VnTEp-.
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T For Grain Measurer,-I reepectfnliv
c fer myself q candidate for reelection to the
above office. l.. FL. LUCK,
NH 22-td Residence Goth street
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SuIcIDE-An Italian, named Francisco Ceesti,
boarding at No loo York ST. committed suicide on Tuesday
night by taking arsenic He purchased the poison at the
drug store of Mr. Smith the place he resided repre-
senng that he wanted it for the purpose Of killing rats
On the subsequent morning he found dead in his bed
letter found under his pillow gave some directions in
regard to the disposal OF his effects and stating that he
tired OF life and had no desire to live longer lie was
20 years of age and musician in the service Of the Gov
eminent at the Navy Yard An inquest was held by the
Coroner, and verdict rendered accordance with the
facts.
Coroner Ball also held nquests upon the body OF man
in Hicks and that of child in Canton stthe former OF
whom had died of dropsy in the chest and the latter OF
congestion Of the lungs. Verdicts IN accordance.
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NIAfftSlRIp.

ANDRUS- STAMPER-n Decatur, H. April Rev r. Anarus
BARNES-NEWLovE-In Wesport, N y April 8, Capt Frau
els l. Barnes 10 Miss Frances f. Newloye.
BREW rEPHENS-At Great Falls N H., April 3 Mr.
BRANDT ONGFELLOW-At Wabash Ind. April T. Mr. jacob
Brandt to Miss Frances Longfelow.
A. Bewk late of Whitewater College and Miss LYDIA daughter
Rev Lewis HurIeG Of 5 Z Indiana Conference
denbgrs Franklin C. Clark this City, to Fanny daughter
the late Or Stephen Barnum, of Southeast Putnam Co
Esq, formerly Editor Of T Pennsylvania Republican, and Miss
Anne NJ eldest dsu ghter Of Cen Jacob Bsrntz
CAMER0N-lAf-AtS Salem, N. T. Apnl7 Mr. D. A. Cameron
CAMPRELL-HUDsON.-A Lancaster Pa, April u, VIM Camp
bell to Miss Elizabeth Hudson both OF safe Habor.
FOW LER-LITTLEAt Cherry Valley, N Y, April H. Prof
GRANT-CLARKE-At Frankfort Ky, April l2 Prof E. A. Grant
TO Miss Ellen T., daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Clarke.
GARi-MlLLER-At Brookvle, Ind, April g. Rev. benjamin
Fr'nkn Of Cincinnati Mr. David Carey of Hamilton, Miss
HLLS-DAYA SacO Me, April TO- Mr.. Hook Hills OF Bidde-
fond Miss Hannah D. daughter OF Rev Day Of Bow
JENNINGS-LEACII-At Boston, Mass April H. Mr. Geo w.
Jennings of New-York to Miss Sarah A. Leach.
RODGtRs-oSBoRN-0n Tuesday 10Th inst at 81 Peters
Keeny of NewCof Osborn daughter Of
the late T. + Handenbergh, OF New-Jersey.
RlDER-TAYLOR-A Baltimore, Nd, April l8 Noah y Rider.
Salisbury Nd and Miss Amanda only daughter the
John Taylor of the Pdedha Annual Conference Of the z.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Philadelphia Pa April IA VIM
Harding Warner Of Sndon Wiltshire, England Taylor
Johnston daughter of tina late Hon. Robert Johnston Annan
WILLIAMS OLL-At Cincinnati, Ohio April H. Mr. Edwin
Williams Louisville KY Miss Meranda daughter Of Isaac Roll
WA1ROS-HAMMOND-At Erieyle, NJ Y, Oct, II, 1884, By
mutual and Of the parties and confessed
Betsey Hammond both Of Eev And the having
by said and BY desire said parties
make the public through the medium of The Hda,n Madison
Dated EyierRLe, ApyHl, 1883 BETsEY WArRo,
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be standing up bright monument in the wisdom Of the
State of New Or and other States would be follow
ing its glorious example
~ j Wynkoop Of Chemung said that he wished 20 see
institution of this kind established where variety
ofmechanic and agricultural art could be thoroughly
qurcd whore opportunities would be afforded to every
poor boy and every young to receive education IN
books not only but in every branch of mechanical arts
They should be taught become thoroughly practical
working and thinking men, and useful citizens Manual
labor connected with mental study viii be sur. TO produce
this desirable end The body mus, be exercised physically
well the mind mentally in order to attain the highest
decree Of education.
Mr. Augustus Duganne said that he had long felt deep
interest IN this subject Such an institution As the Peoples
College viii afford the means of educating the mechanic
and the artisan I'm al nations said the speaker, find
the magnificent achievements of capital in building its
temple and palaces in exact ratio to these great works
the servty and the poverty OF the people And the
consequence Of this that they merely taught TO
i0Or with higher idea of higher destiny in this world
or the next | believe there is deep meaning in the
words BY the of thy brow thou shalt eat thy bread
If this truth could only be brought home to the minds of
the people if they could only feel how much they de
pendent upon those who educated they would certainly
open their TO the importance of this subject The
chancs who built up this magnificent structure which
call the American Republic deserve in the persons of their
posterty equivalent good for what they have sacr
feed We should repay the debt which we owe these
founders and pioneers in this Republic.
Mr. X. ID. Anderson. Ben amin Price, and Thomas p
Nichols subsequently made few appropriate remarks
after which Committee appointed to call future meet
ng and for the purposes OF presenting the matter OF this
Association before the public. The Committee appointed
consists of the following gentlemen X d. Anderson Ben
p smith The meeting now adjourned, it being past 10
o'clock
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DIEIl.

BRUNDED-On the morning inst Ben amin Brunded
The relatives and ienes the family respectfully invited
tend the unerast p O'Clock NJ from his late residence Oldham.
DONADsON Namaroneck on the 18th inst Mary Ann wife
Her relatives friends; brothers, w L. and
Uza p Barker and her brother nsw Thomas respect
o'clock Trains lave Canat Depot for Manaroneck o'clock
ard 10 min past o'clock NJ Carriages will be in attendance
Of the TO convey her friends 10 her late residence
ERlsMAN-At Lancaster Pa April John Rnsmsn aged %
FELTON, Salem N y April Mr.. NJ s. O. Felton, formerly
GRAY-In Camden Valley n Y, Aprlo Mr Charlotte wife Of
Mr. Cray daughter James Hswey of TYoy
GILMANAt Psttsbush n Y, April TO- BENJAMIN Gilman arsd
y native of Ginanton ~ H. but tor years
GLMANAt Salem, ~ y April Is Mr, Mary Gilman formerly
HALsTEADon Wednesday April 20 suddenly Eizsb.ts Hal.
steed.
The friends and sequai9ance' Of the family respectfully invited
residence, No 20 6thav, without further invaton
HENDERSON In Salisbury township Pa April H. William Hen
HUNTERIn Princess Ann Va April 49, Josiah Wilson Hunter
LEACH Tuesday April 49, Leach Of John .,a
Ann Leach, IN the lIth year OF her age.
viii be taken this morning. 10 O'Clock New
LoUNsBERYA Troy, N Y, April H. Mr.. Anna Mari. Lou,,
LAuRiE7,At wa.hinson, April la Rev: James Laurie
D. for half century the Pastor Of street Presbyterian Church
Bester Pulls in the leth year Of his " ~
Chapter No a. o. o. A. respectfully invited to stend The apss
Or 1hpTsdsy the 1lf INST o'clock IRON No 1873 West ss
RoBioU-lnC hestsrhed Co, Va April H. Dr. Thomas Roev
Tuesday, the 18th, NJ Shell widow of JOIN.
The friends and family are To .,,,.x
O'clock rom the resdeDce Of Der SON George sb
IHOkbI kN-At Troy ~ T. Apnl H. Adam Thorburn in the
WHITE.-Aprills Ivory White, aged u y.sn
His nd and also those Of Charles and
nom Ss :on: a.: i nsa:ns ss s 10
respectfully invited attend. ~ ~ - VI '
70 Eastern papers please copy
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
EAccInESrs=OnT The

CY7AccipEyrs-On Tuesday afternoon, a child about
4years of age, named Patrick Oon whose parents reside
at the foot of North Eighth ST. badly burned
on his left side and leg by falling upon red hots
The same afternoon named John Nolan, fell from
adrt cart which he was driving and was dangerously
injured by of the wheels passing over his breast
ry-A Young man, named William ireland, was yester,
dav the County Pentenary for 90 days tor drunk
enkess and vagrancy His aged mother who could over
look his many faults, begged of the Judge to let him off
with fine which she would pay with her own hard earn
ngs but in consequence of his having been before the
court several times before her request was not granted
ry'At the Police Court, yesterday, man named
Thomas Brightly WAS brought mp charge of kicking
his wife out Of door and hreaning her life. lie was re-
manded for sentence.
- A coored woman, who gave her name as Marga-
ret Wilson residing in New York yesterday sent 20 the
County Jail for drunkenness She arrested the night
previous by officer Armstrong at porter house and hada
the time infant about months of age which She
y deprived of life by letting fatrom counter and after
ward falling upon II.
~ About SIS 900 have been subscribed for the con-
ucton of the Jericho Plank ROadand the work soon to
be commenced.
~ Thomas Atkinson, convicted of the murder of
Roof NorhS is 10 be hung Friday the 18th day OF May
next, at North Hampstead, l.. l.
y OF the number of persons recently injured by the
falling of floor at Glen Cove four yet confined 10 their
houses William Coles, who was severely bruised has had
the fingers of his right hand amputated
~ The Directors of the Flushing Railroad Company
have determined to commence work Immediately, and they
are about putting under contract from Flushing TO New
ton Ii is decided whether the road will terminate
at WILLIAMSBURG or Green Point
A SERIOUS AccIDENr-Last evening two men, named
Patrick OFaherty and Terence Donnelly, residing in
Eevonhst " T. seriously injured by the falling of
large embankment of earth. under which they were nj
work excavating for a cellar in Diyisionav. OFhherty
had three of his ribs and broken and DOnney had
one Of his legs broken mtwo places They conveyed
70 drug store in the vicinity where they attended to,
after which they were conveyed home in a carriage
~ \ man named Powell, was arrested by Officer
Walsh yesterday. warrant charging him with having
entered District school No >, and assauting OF the
female teachers for having corrected his daughter while in
school the day previous
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III, "a, confirmed by the Supreme Court
Washington s,be LITIGATION the occupant had
ON the commerce ~, and did not attend 70 tue @ssess
oeei ho'ieo - -, Gas sold by the Corpofa."' S ~
~ dci.ns ere grandchildren i o,hsr,s hare az
Of Thomas Is o. tbe suit for themselves ana prom
Inc estate Is he Ground that plaintiff meyer naa
session and that the aSses,' MI Testimony was taken
sever &c was irregular ana '"'O
To be continued - ,,s IxcR,H.N.
- JsHes oolns sE sor personal injury 10 p'ain.. s
niurv 10 his horse and cart ne Iad oflumber foot Of
October last in putting on NJ on the track add
james 81 Ms hoiss au In defense, il - sad ts ,su'
was aoe,iher by plaintiff some " an account of the
when motion was made 10 1Se .Judye acceded TO the
uea,n oi e ,Ibt rather reluctantly lsi1nousn u
posed 10 paw proper respectl on =. ~ withdrawn ws
nience the parties the case t will not have time to
sO 100 Il, ' t necessarily be compelled sss" "
attend ,, xv,.,x
T. COMMISSIONERS osrICE-BefOr. Comnh'S coSaEsss
Tva T0wictnT on BOARD THE ANERisAN ~ ;,h c.,s
To eo,;ns,on Of Michael Reardon, charger W." Inv.
ing the death OF William Miller the COOK ~ yester.
over the head with Delaying pm was tn testimony viii
dqv but further adjourned 10 Friday Inc ,eS'y a..
u~!i W. y" -; Ia hs similar TO that taken on 'hs
inquest
corRr ov GENERA, sFssToNs-Beore Judge BrE'' and Ad
.. p psSs, Wa ~" nlsced on trial charged with
stemnt ~ rape committed in November last upon 'i'
person of Caroline Miller child years OF age 5 },
timony was taken but the case was TURNER nnti
CONSEQUENCE of the absence of medical Witness u"A'
Thursday morning s ,-ad and
Harriet f. Sylvester colored woman. was laoJ h al
convicted of grand larceny. in stealing crap 81 ,,.
dresses and ewery 10 the value in all OF SLOW ron
premises Of Mrs Jennie Weeks, No 81 Bank 81 o 0 -
INST She was remanded to prison to await sentence.
young man named John Wilson was pacea -" ta,. .
charged with stealing IS carpet bags valued az Wv nV.
the store No % Courandt 81 The identity OF te pson
being clearly shown and portion OF the stolen prop
b.;,e
not guilty The prisoner then remanded 10 await u
another charge.
Mary Ann See Irish was placed at the par on
an Indictment for petit larceny in stealing anu
some clothing from Mrs Mary Ann llambln, widow Oh no
late Thos Hambn The evidence TO the quit OF the
prisoner clear and she convicted This prisoner
in the year s4s employed by Mrs. H. as servant
and duru that engagement she stole considerable amour.
of property for which crime she tried convicted ana
sentenced to the State Prison for two years After serving
out her term of Imprisonment she again received into
the service of Mrs Hambln and committed the oaense tor
which she day tried She was remsnded to prisoa
10 await sentence.
The Court then adjourned for to day.
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos 239 263 1872 3Oi. 1872, s6a, $685.
300 $751; 332 $780, 1851 233 1885, 33c $780, 3il O. 2 - 2iJ
g57 27O 2Si 300 903 % b. a. 3d. So 226 3d. 396 $780,
- Is BOZ 300 49, 43 rs, POS 269 1885, 296 299 1877 IL
3D. -. 2s3 1919 5I PAL, 22 26i POS 27 299 3lf BIC.
80. %. 3l9. PSI. 90. 275. 3O5 237
CIRCUIT CoURr-Part Nos @9i, 53l, 535. $50. 49S.
$50 1913, 2l9 LASS, ~ 40, 5i2 1863 40, 5ii Part p
Nos, l,062. l.065. 1906 l06s to 1879
SUPREME CouRT-Special Tem.-Nos ~, "a, %, ~,
o. 40, TO- -, %, :, 10, 81. a. 80. so
L. 5 DISTRICT COURT-Nos 81 to 90.