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The means applicable to the extinguishment
Of this debt amounts to Sli7 ,32I 30; leaving a
balance beyond existing means Of Sli7.g7s ~.
The committee have also examined into the
causes, and reported in detail the objects for
which debts have been contracted since January
LIST, 1851, 10 December 81, 1855 Many Of these
objects are perfectly reasonable, and doubtless
the exigences Of the occasion actually demanded
that the debts should be incurred Others again
appear to US at least somewhat remarkable and
unnecessary. For instance the fnllOwing-June
%, 1857, for accumulation of ordinary ex penses,
$40 900, funded
On the LIST Of January, ISL, the total stock debt
OF the Corporation amounted TO Sl5i ,9I On
the 3lst December, ISIS, II amounted 10 S333 al,
showing that during the intervening eight We Ts
the Corporation debt was increased at the rate of
ABOUT Slo,UOO per annum and we think that IL
the committee had pushed their examinations
back some i've or six years further they would
have found the same result
The committee have also examined the ordi.
nance book for the last three years, to ascertain
the actual appropriations made, TO which they
have added the stock interest aud ofbcers' sala.
ries, which they find TO average So, $50 per an
mum, payable out Of the general fund. The
ordinary resources applicable to general puI-
poses, they set down as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

NJ Thspgh g The starr il printed On the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balti.
mere, It's edition IL 70 large an 70 require Ii
- be pat 70 press At an early hour, Adver.
tisements, therefore, should be sent in y IL
s'cisck, M; otherwise they may net ppear
1ntil the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

AIDES nAIR EDkk REPAIRED, or taken Ina
exchange, AZ GlBBS'S Wig, Brad, sno Curi
danuisctory, Pa. av, near 18th 81 da Sm
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ook OUT FOR BARGAINS.

ook OUT FOR BARGAINS.
yut arrived at HAMILTON CO.'S Whole
S,ete 1isssSrlment OfSASH DOORS, BLINDS and
ICoLDiN0S ever before offered In the Distr OF.
nIAt~helVe srrange m ents have been made with the
oest manu- ,aeturers IN tie country fr q CO.. slant
supply "l the best material hi d. all of
shicn We can and wII sell at lower rates thsn they
can De bong he elsewhere. IL you would eoonomI ze
~ So by buying 81 So It'll str-et, opposite Centre
Ia IL wv III w aAMIITON On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

II UOk OUT FOR The MONUMENTAL
IL CLUB.
Grand Assembly of the Monumental Climb M
Franklin Hall, elrner Of 9Th End ID streets. "a
on ONDAY EYENIN6, Feb. 7th, IsSs -
Tickets FlFTl CENTS, Admitting a gen ~
teman apd ladies', MN
by order of THE COMNITTf
ia STU, Tn, S,M,w.F.s&Ns iH'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

CAUCCs.-The free traders of the Demo.
cratic party of the House met in caucus last
night at the Capitol, Mr.. John Corcoran in the
chair, and Messrs. Rufin of N. c., and Cayan
angh OF Min, acting as secretaries. The OBJ.
Ject ot the meeting was to determine among
themselves the line Of policy they would pur-
sue with reference to the general proposition to
change the existing tariff law, and the various
propositions with which the public are famiI.
iar) with reference to the particular features
OF the proposed change. Speeches, we hear
were made by the Hon Messrs. Houston If
Ala Craig of N. c., Miles, Barksdale. Crav.
ford, Stephens, Morris, Branch, Smith. Mill.
son, and Garnett Of Va, against any change
whatever in the existing law, and by Messrs.
Phelps Of Mo, and Stewart of Nd on the
other eide On voting on a resolution MIR.
crawford So declaring it ine1pedient to change
Tue tarin at this time, tLat proposition was car
IieU oy large majority. Afterwards, the chair.
han was directed, by resolution. (Mr Gar.
nett 81 to appoint a committee 10 y,no-, q, -.
ADJOURNED meeting on Saturday ev.n;no ~,
upon some plan for the retrencbmen, 81 ,ho
expenses OF the Government in lien of an IN
crease Of duties on imports. ' ."
Inc i'i'oning gentlemen compose that com.
~ Messrs Garnett, ValIandiuebam.
A"iOfd' Burnett, and Marshall of III. The
meeung OF Saturday evening is to be a general
one oil the whole party in the House.
-our exchanges come freighted with
saen comments upon tho late reports of Senator
onde.i ana the Hon. Mr.. Branch, of North
carolina upon the proper means of accom-.
pH'h'ng the policy of President Buchanan
with reference to the acquisition OF Cuba, as
satisfy Us that ct least three. fon,th. az a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

1TTHE LADIES OF WESLEY CHAPEL
~ will hold FESTIVAL at the Assembly
Rooms, Louisiana avenue, between q. and 6,b
streets; commencing on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, Feb. I'd. The pubic are Invited TO attend.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

NOTICE.-Jhe Seventh Grand A assembly of the
y hlb,rrIa Club Will be gwen ~ Temper "a
arr Hall, on + street, between 9Th and 10th -
sire ia, on EDNESDAY EVENING, N
Feb. ID, 1853. ~
Commute of lrraagsm.st,
N S Ss,Ss,. T. "iilc~' e. M1TPhy:.
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In Union fheTe - SfrsHEfh
Ii UaIOr fhsreiy Fff,HaAhJpf
BE MEMBERS OF THE UNION CLUB
most respectfully announce TO their nu- "a
Inerons friends, and the pub &c ~ genera that -
they will give their first Grand Bal at OpnfM
EELLows' HALL, Navy Yard. on MONDAY -
ENENlNG, February 2lst, Isse
Particulars IN future Advertisement.
IfS 1T BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

MI :, TO III F. PUB Lie.
WY WIFE. Elizabeth ruhn, having. without
Satisfactory cause, deserted ny red ard board I
hereby iOry all persons from trusting her ON INV
account. As am determined not To pay any debls
by her contracted on my account.
fe LIST" MARTIN HUHN
VALENTINES! VALENTINES re-
ceived, large and beautiful assortment of
NALEN ZINES, the finest cred IN this
market. For tale wholesale ami retail at
q. CRANDELE'S,
No. ltS Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, ID C.
Also, Hope Marshall. or Government and its Of
hces, new book BY Mrs. N. p. Lasselle; just pub
IlSneQ. fe
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H@NOTfCE.-A meeting of the Anti Know
~ Nothlngs OF the Third Ward will De held A,
Forrest Hall on WEDNESDAY NIGHT. the ID
February, at IA O'Clock. Punctual attendance ID
js3t-St r. WHITE, Chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-02

pRiVATE RECEPTIONS AND SOIREES.
THE CITY ORCHESTRA
reSpeo' fully informs tho admirers of good MUsc
thar thew stiil attend to the Conducting Of lin ~
slcal performances on the Piano and Violin &EX
VIII any number of dditiona Instruments $SS1
at Private eceptIons and SoIrees. They heg cave
10 assure their patrons that they will produce (un
alteref) the best selections of Strauss LsuLer Ia
itzkey, Julien, and other APPROX ed composers
N. B.-AnJ number of refe FENCES If required Ap-
ply at the Music Uepot corner Penn avenue ard lIth
avenue, near I'D st.
fe2-Iw John r SCUEEI axan,
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


LISDEs
FINHf Tenth Session a. this Institution
ls6O = 49, 80 '"' '~'' "A' o' 'upe'
Every Effort win he maintain the high reputation and
sslecf character o ihis school ~ ~ -'' ~''H
The facilities here acquiring The Mod.rn
are surpassed by those Of school In Union Two French
sdes reared and educated In Paris reside the
Pnepai and Is made their especial duty speak Preach hA
biually, with the young ladies boarding hous.
The best masters Of music employed aud great attention Ia
paid 70 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
ID. LEE POWELL, A NJ, Principal
IHus u DrDIEY, ia, A NJ, OF the University OF virginia
Mile NLSsIs, Preach Department
Miss W. I. MAYO,
DR.. Bu1uKH, German.
y. sElBEET, Pisno and Or-an.
Mile !. Lacy, Vocal Musk
H. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
}. W. REEvE, Peumanship
This lnstuton Is well known clergy Of
Episcopal Church In Virginia, whom reference made As 10 s
Faculties o. the Virginia Military Institute William and Nsrv
college 70 Professors Hedsoe and smith Of VIZ
gns 10 l. VI Coleman % Hanover Academy ssrn Shool.
81 EdEs HN Academy TO the Rev Chss H. Read aud Rev ID
Dogseti Richmond Va, and 20 the patrons school
catalogue giving nc
list 81 patrons TO which especial reference l. made.
Address, d. LEE POWELL. prinri,,ts
OiI-aNeEm Box 81, Richmond, Va
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k s,ss "a ~ 90 :: - = is s.
e...ls wn,ro-. A ~. sseessas Rev q h.srr. ia. ..
.. made grand objects which hs nsa,. s s.ss
"a and which Cor ave ye.rh has successfully carried
q To .sId la.,ra,ien .si,ea ery cog. Of IN.
s', ssn.s,. 70 u. hghe. point, IN each 70 Which nay
To teach shsss1sa s.uas sSsS Ptss s.S
-. SI s,la :; WESTON sl,st.y of Va, r.a.o.
Re-. I BURRows. D. o.. Esldsne.s Of csri.,i..,,
JAs LEIoh JONES. A NJ, cusiIssiy va M.,l.s.,ie.
= IESis n 7, Natural seI.es..
!. 4 Clap S.isep:i q a sshsI D.p.r.s...
s MS NARY IsSSTIeH, D...,a. ,.ls.lp,. a.
s s6,,S SAsLos G. MIRA, Spanish and Italian.
Roa. md ~: v.r.,rl,. Win confirm. =. ,..,,
a.Ss, and Ma. a.ss a m a.. :. ss.s.,o
u. Sesr '.a ia O. ~ y. .
lar Intervals. giving ,pee. Primary pu.
per session .; nine months. p.y.si. in advance, o.
ls5s-remAnder February II. 1907 ' .
Enrsh Taea IN co.si.,e Department, 70 90
ssis% on r. P. SS1 ss vss s.
yoe. Music alone (,.ien by ali In ei...-, 90
Dr..ng, Nesdework or Greeian Painting .. % ~
board lneadlns everything except v.;hnr. 80 20 20
A.i aavgi,. received a, i,a.c,io. - 20 %
JburtA, all the above charges. ''"10uon OF one
~ No extra eharges- Pupils provide Books .,d
hsir own .spens, In Of ,lness
will be made NeN1es"n
i vi. Be NOTICED that ne price @ Bard Se,s r,duo. from
ample .. thought Id r. ss.I ws
forded and thought II ought therefore, o b.. made " NJ
board-rs regarded members Of the Pyr.Id.,,
Money TO met their incidental should H.
him, and all letters for them ear, WIN
session. - a'' |"'.s "ov OF the
For Catalogues Circulars. further Information ,as-
~. m, Shss H. WINSTON,
,~oS az President Richmond Female Institute
- - Richmond, Va
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LrspKS, Sept. Sd 1850.
JouS KETTLvwEtt, Es9Dsdr SrI promr nv, You can
DID statement OF the result of the uano
On Of ts The harvest In
srn Virginia. know thing satisfactory think
due y you hoSev 10 state that quite good
Might perhaps saw, with truth better than those neigh
Dor used Guano principally In small ausutr In
various satisfied that the Of grain va. quite
large" indeed larger, than from the
dressed with Peruvian Gusno The very unfayorabe
a rzrrs and proaahy most for Peruvian
forced The Shea forward aud caused
may sAy however, that satisfied with your Ciuano and
. 'cnd you large order In few days Having your
works and witnessed the manipulating process. aud had from yo
a aud csudd explanations OF the n sN6rd
no only otthe ihprorhnes. but Of the fairness The
rst"n Under . Impression take pleasure recommending
youE enterprise to the patronage OF
Yours, truly, wuin, ounY NKwroS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-19

Bio ArrtE.-Wc acknowledge the receipt Of a whop-
per- In the shape Of apple grown in the orchard of
Mr. Josiah Woodson, short distance from this city
This apple ~ - inches In circumference and
weighs about 20 ounces IL ia species Of pppin and
Is redolcnt with aroma
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DAMAsK,
DELAINF5,
..,, --,,. TURSEY RED, sc,
with Trimmings Of every description quality
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
OF various qualities and patterns ~ feet Wide
WINDOW SHADES
every style and grade all fixtures Of good
Having exclusively employ experienced and eomp.-
tent upholtere when
ana get up Curtains with latest styles hanging shades.
cut and put down Floor Cloths kc
Au25-Ins RICHARDsoS A co O. Mi, ,,-..,
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De'- Ni received your sometime since aslins wori
on me In reference 10 Manipulated Guaho have saw
mat have used u upon wheat oats. and tobacco somewhat
lcnsNey and In all case. satisfied With the result shall
use u ~ long ~ obtain the
mental With IT, compared with other
but better pleased with yours than any other
have used Ny wheat and where Il applied ripsi
beautifully 1hc last sowing (-lh GunnoJ
fore the early without GuUno-thc
The tobacco ahead % that along side upon better land
Respectfully YOURS Wa ~ TowIT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-19

Il q H
- on The WILLIAMSBURG ROAD, miles Low RemonJ 80,
personal property thereon, consisting Horses Cattle os
Roekes and Lots adjoining Including Hon.st ,
ture four valuable slaves Cows, Carriage Wagon CIT
OF CeH, s,rs- 49, at anetonAt the NJ iIord
pnbhe auction, on the preuises order adyr
Used 'eaoHf unit or rss"rrs, WEDNESDAY the 2Stb ef
tsuber IS at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the 3II Acre On
r SCUM slde otihe Williamsburg I-lou Rih,,J
within half nie % the York River Railroad About i0
are open land and the balance heavily with nine %
Al ne buildings on the Plar- have been within lsst
year, and consist OF excellent dwelling good Li,rbsn
large stable &C. The piAeek handsomely heated and The land
ofeNcelent quality - ~ '' '-iu
amer the sale Of the land al the persnnaI pop.ry h.-. ~
es sold Consisting o. three hoses, mi. brood NJ
2S SaiS. ~ hnEs Wagon Carts all the Farming I'm
And On the ooving day, viz THURSDAY the SSth Of s,s
- a. ~ 'ocE NJ NJ the resiadence the Ea. ord
excellent framed Dwelling, 81 Acr. m sn. ia .,
tached together with all the buildings sppsranlng thereto Con-
u nae 4ir OF cultivation Also Lots opposite his
shee extending u the oTk River Railroad one ron,ani
Ahe ABOVE lands, being contigl-
es 70 me ey OF Rehmohd admirably adapted 10 Mari -
Gardyns, Or suburban residences - ~ ''"'Ne'
amer Which ~ be sold four valuable slaves viz tbr-. men
one Notan Also, all the Household Furniture two 10
orse one wagon, one Carriage stz ~ -,
straw, crops Of Corn Vegetable, A.
FOR the land, on-arh esSh At 70 and ts
months, for negotiable notes Interest added s.,i -
ee oT he P-TsonAl estate except slaves uhieh cash Vii
DC al sums under As cash that months
The particular attention public called IN The
sales A. hey viii take place Trsl tridIOhf ~ OF sgJ~
dobDIN APPERsOS, A1cs
az Pine Mules, Harss., 40 Carts \ n, q,
sals OF Mr. Hords Farm. WIIismsaTy 80 80 -
CLOCK on WEDNESDAY, the ssh September l Ana or -
heln N be sod MuIes neAliy ali young Sos H LOT
~ Railroad Carts and Harness. and large marcel al sox
~ NO &e The above Mules 10 be vel brose no
Ahn are 81 good siEe and Ia fine order WOULD
Tsass-An s25 cash; over tha, ,usu,, ,,.
20 -, PP'"'eu endorsed negotiable paper.
-eIo-tus GODDIN A
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SEPTEMBER. 1859.
S9T ems


fIhoMAs PRICE CO, have already opened con-
tnue TO add by every arrival weeks 10 come the largest
and most varied assortment u Foreign Dry Goods
which has been their
% Richmond, and the Virginia public
They viii attempt detail Of their
ha IN elegant Ss and Sk Robes (soue urpassingy beautifully
every DESCRIPTION Of Norsted and other
Popaineits Nalrnas Mousans plain Mrrina Fou
lards, Nenilrely neS) they have abundant stock.
Their Manna department will with he
shapes. and the choicest fabrics.
In Curtain Goods Cornice Loops Lace and Muslin
Ans Damasks, Brocatels, Morcen they have l line
aud viii have them made up the oW terms.
Their cellar they packed capacity with every
srtre In The way Of furnishing goods for families Heavy
1ooa for and lahorer such linen
IoNeng. Jailed Cloths Keeys, Lnseys saneits osnAbur
the lowest
sci6-dlm PRICE A
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EMORY w,s a HENRY COLLEGE,

. u IA
't'E fa session OF Tits Institution commence On the 1sh
August next and continue m. sn rng .ss.io -
gins The DAY after the close Of the session and connus
Hek The charges for the yrar IN 40 el
WI os w. OF Which SOS required be paid advance and
e otheT Fi Al the end the drst This sum nripd.
our charges Tor IoH Board f,i oonta0SaT re W.
Ssh OF those seeking place for the education sons and
wards 10 note carefully the advantages offering
location grad Of soArshp ability experience Of he fnI
~ excellent discipline thorough and hisb
rank OF cur aduat have already secured largest patron
OF College In the state catalogue or Tor sy
ucular Information address n Y WILEY p-,S, fs'
iulyS-dGctf
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~, TO
bhU"h AVENUE FOR SALE At ACCrION-will' d. soId =,
suction on the premises Tue-day October is9 =,
NJ NE property located above formerly oeeupi.J
Xpr James Taylor, and John Tylrr m. Id g.
sfr"nt Of O. feet and depth feet The Inprnv.,
o' lafE. and brick good --naj,
h ga Har bathing apparatus SC brick Kitchen and sur
hN WIN ample accommodations for
fhEN>-Ou-h ami cash. baiane- : I. aud Is montb. 80
r"iAhe notes interest added BY trust d. ed or ti
''tne e a, GoDDiS a APPkRsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-19

"LtTrLr PTrRsnrRo.'-We gratifcd to learn
from the Petersburg Press that there some half oz-
cn mills in that city, Of various sorts Il also states that
there are rum mills there We knew that before from
the TACT that the Cockndcrs send their cold barrels" to
Richmond to he rchlled at disleries The iudig.
hant ephcis employed by the Press excited our com
serHtion rather than ire, because they explained the
frequent visits to Richmond Of "vrtuous and mos, I'm
qualified" Peters-buRgcrs
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MIR. Lefebvre's School.
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IST AND yOIrsHrr

Se., s,slon o. our school begins The LIST October
Our long experience In teaching lie Iber.
We have received for so ,n.bd
Jus 70 make important In.tltu,
eoarss Of Literature, comprising Englsh French Germnn
and Spanish classics (the four Lao through th- ns5I
has been successfully tried during las, ,.ssion
and will he Continued and enlarged In the '''"r
We have engaged Mr.. Epw 10 tai. b,-- . a.
English part Of this well Rhetoric
ana me frs' Reading ea.ses OF our Institution M 4,
nan OF Ne highest qaaine mai III
our Literature class 20 graduating puplt.
The new house which We have greatly add IN tn
convenience well the IN. Youny - ,
ing 10 our family Two Young Ladies only occupy on. room
her, ~ wv same ehAu1-
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KETTLEwELL's MANIPULATED
Or U ANO.


NM have been Agcns the
w last two snd have made
TOBACCO and Wheat Our
ers have tried with Peruvian nearly pr
nnunccd superior 20 the latter pot Il below
Tor second crop, better, 1t leaves a more hr
wing condition. it0m It's having such
We confidently reeonncni IL farming community we re-
Ter TO the following letters from eminent farmers Maryland
Commissions alloved o n trade
We have also hand n o .,nnl,
Of k-tt-welrs Potash aud Plaster. -'''
sels-sIW DEANE, HOBsoN JAMES Basin Bank
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HuUNGs CorRr.-On Saturday Geo Giniz, indicted
for stealing two bottles Of wine from Simon strinIcn on
OH June last Convicted and sentenced to sixty DAYS
imprisonment IN jail
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CGfT, OF RssI S!s. SALE oKy.ny xALUA-

L III. ~ EhS SALE OPNfHY yALUA-
to DEERE Of the Circuit Hsnrco Ia The 80
hu'eesoa " hutehesons executor
81 a. vii sell At public saetion the highest BID
:" On !. ne on fKDAl the sd day OF September lSse
iAr not The next fair day thereafter
" Tie following valuable Es,Afe slta,,sJ ~ IN
pP huh Ignpss about three miles from Ctr n RonJ
cit - - - wv Nr-N'"ss h1ieheson, to
Isl Porop q iks acksriiau trae, living on the 75.
opposite the hoEestead eoniaininr about ss -
-lua shieh nere are valuable
and Is In a high state OF Improvement 1855 inns
"a tract called "pendlston"
said road, about 81 miles city OF Richmond "e "
zap and SURVEY be on Of NJ
SOD In the city Of Richmond - - -" '~!''' q
desiring 70 make enquiry about the property are refer
70 Ms Jas Taylor son, either the undersIv
~ 1n o' Sho. iugh VI Hutehesonl resides PREMISE
q the purchase a.
due IN two equal nsalments At on. and two vs.r. g., ~
erS payments 20 be secured negotiable nof~
Niu interest," added and the title
m9.sy rAid md Conveyance directed by Court
possession vi be given In time erop Of wheat AMI u
possession Of each tract vii be delivered OF the prrui
year ALEX d. HUTCHINSON
JOHN A HUTCHINSON
J r. YOUNG,
HUGH N. HUTCHINSON
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CITY ITEMS.

MAroR's CouRr.-Yesterday, Geo. Alexander, charged
with being concerned Ia the proceedings in
Screamersvile, held bail for his appearance ON
Tuesday TO answer.
Nancy Wicker, charged with selling liquor wi,hou, a
license vas discharged there being evidence against
Chas j. Craig. arrested for being drunk In the market.
house. was committed He is in fair way TO be carried
of by dsfiri,ni treDisns.
John Wallace. slave Of A. Rawlings. was charged with
stealing $50 from ii. Sophker. The evidence only
circunistanta and being deemed insufficient the
cd was discharged Sophker advised TO drive ne
groes away from his esiabshent instead OF encourag
ing them to come there II he wshsd adopt the bes,
method OF saving his property from depreciation.
Elizabeth, slave Of WIN. Hckbrt, WAS ordered 10 be
punished for stealing $50 from Fred Rennar She co.,
ieSsed her guilt.
free and knocking out two Of his teeth ordered to
BE- logged. Jordan, being also in fault and u negro
woman named Jane, were summarily dealt with.
Adela McDavitt charged with receiving few hounds
Of tobacco, stolen from james Thomas factory was bail
Court.
John Croun and VIM. Corners, from whom the tobac.
co was purchased were committed for further hearing
Mr.. Thomas factory entered on Monday night by
means OF plank erected against second story window
One OF the thieves assembled the plank went In through
the window, and thence down stairs where n side door
was unbarred and opened. Several small boxes of tobac
co and other articles conveyed away. portion
ct tue tobacco was recovered at MeDavs grocery,
Byrd street. between 9th and 10th streets Cronin was
one OF the party OF young burglars arrested by the DO
lice, last winter. lie is an ncorrgible boy, and not
more than thirteen years Of age. He told the Mayor
that he did not live at his fathers residence Where
do you work , asked the Mayor. AT the rolling -mll"
Did your father get you employment thcrcl" /" No.
SIR got the job myself This colloquy illustrates the
precocity OF the boy and II clear that unless he
subjected now TO proper discipline, or
violent death will close his mortal career IL IA. reaches
the years OF manhood As we have house of correc
on here the Council should pass ordinance 10 impose
hnes upon parents whose children are caught in the
streets at night unaccompanied by adults.
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wr1ovKR. JuIx %. $50.



Dsdr ST. The eject Of the Manipulated Guano No procured
from your tobacco has been
duty TO voluntarily furnish you with This statement
bought last spring only ~ Of &C. 10
an otherwise rich heldcapAhle In good producing
bushels Of wheat, subble 900 per
Ihere were however few poor convinced
hy would not for the labor % cultivation without being en-
chef therefore applied 90 them shout your mx
nanoe, TO The acre broadcast and powed before laying on
The plants la these pots we'll and seemed
OF almost after being and have rnn,i,.a
up 70 This time g dhf o. all other portions Of the erop "a
kcd their superiority that the trace the extent
o. TIE application u the fertilizer and worth your
WINE 70 come down and for yourself satisfied that
should have prohie y similar application entire hed
pr'ay as rom former experience have right anticipate
nchcia result from 10 the succeeding
and Glove. Respectfully your ONT servst - " '
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