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II Notice. Ito the sick. afflicted and numer-
Gus iemllies who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
blnded happy results, that some unprinciped
Ffsous have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
4tS been compelled to change the wrapper, which
pan without any figures, and his written sigma
gre over the cork OF every bottle of the genuine
aedelnes, SO that the public can again obtain
nose remedies which have suited their wants and
isaeyed their suRerlngs.
Dk. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coug hs
s4d diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy.
SrTns or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
f9UND Tor dyspepsia and liver complaints.
sold bs Druggists generally, and by
WARNER L.. WARlNG, lO7 Broad st,
h5l-D Richmond. Va.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL tonnage train on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad run over and
killed a free negro, named Henry Brown, who
was lying on the track, Tuesday afternoon,
near Martinsburg, Va. Itappeared that there
had been a pic-n at the Point OF Rocks, near
the scene of the accident, and Brown had been
present imbibing n considerable quantity of
whiskey had become intoxicated, laid on the
track. and hence the disaster. His head WAS
severed from his body. He was supposed to
have been one OF the confederates of John
Brown, having lived with him on farm near
Harper's Ferry.
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kILLED.-Dr. Banks, the Railroad Agent and
Postmaster at AndersOn's Depot, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, was killed at
by the night train to Chattanooga. He was
standing SO near the track that he was struck
by the train as it passed.
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A. Mothers! The attention of mothers
IS called to DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE COR
DIAL, which IS highly recomm ended for all com
pants attending Teething, such as Dysentery,
Cs.c, Coup. &c.
Bl00p FOoD.-This medicine, being, as Its
Hsme sugsests. BLooD Foop.'' and a scientific
vel worthy the attention of all who are suffering
irom mpurity deficiency Of blood. 1t is prepared
y pf {. +: BRONSON, author Of several works on
hocufion, Pm, sioiogy. Science, q c., and is highly
rs3ommended by numerous certificates of those
Who nave avaIled tiemselve of its taes
CHvRcH Il DUPONT. New York, are the General
aeeris ior BOTH Laurence Mass; Sentinel
For SAFE ~ FISHER Il WINSTON, Richmond
"a, ard druggists generally. INV lin
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STAGNATION IN THE Boston BooT AND
SHOE MARKET.-The Boston Reporter says
1.-THE trade is perfectly stagnant in the city,
tacturers are working slowly to fill an occa-
sional order no improvement can be expect
ed before the 1st of July, when buyers from
the South and West will commence purchas.
ing stocks of fall goods. We do not anticipate
very large demand for the fall trade. and il
the prices OF material continue up to the pre-
sent figure, as they probably will, or large
number of tanners be ruined, the manuiac-
turers must make up their minds TO get better
prices for their goods or close up their shops.'
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THUNDER STORM.-A terrible thunder storm
occurred at Louisville, on Sunday morning,
at l O'Clock, unroofing houses, prostrating
trees, &c. The Cincinnati boat Telegraph, No.
3. was blown from her landing with u wharf
boat. She was stopped by coal boats, one Of
which was sunk
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDENT.--W r
Page, of Virginia, has been appointed Consul
to Jerusalem; IL. ID. johnson, Consul General
at Constantinople; Mr.. Nailett Consul at
Florence, and Mr.. Moore, Marshal of Nebraska.
have been confirmed by the Senate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1850, ..Sprins ana Sammcr. ...as6O. ~

1869. ..Sprins ana sammcr. ...ss60. N
An KNTIR1 NEW srocx.
JOHN l.. SMITHER,.
,.,ss and attractive stock of
BAY GQopSS1faoTsisn QopSS a aud Domestic.
.sde' CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
Silk and Marxe.tIes VESrINGS
Fl. suh uhsor,her has Just received a
ih' NEW STOCK OF GOODS
sh, person at AUCTION, in New York,
~. stock comprises in part
Sse'"'" Beautiful BEREGES
,,ysNs and DAMAsKs;
L'''' PRINTS and LAWNS.
s,snaid assortment of
Cto'" CASSIMERkS
=, .rsr, srsde .ad color. for GENTS WEAR.
TWEEDS and LINENS,
uo,-srKEEPIN6 GOODS;
larEe assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS
& srsry var atty and price, and many other goods
vv.s'ai, Y. KEEP. in a Dry Goods store.
"I'h, Subscriber is determined to offer the MI bic
bs friends tho test selected and cheapsst lot Of
81" FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
.rs, spsy ed in te city, and will sell the same at
"a owes: rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
tny,pg elsewhere, on
'"''"N JOHN l.. SM1THER,
sY4-dSwem No. Main street.
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SAD ACCIDENT IN TORONTO, G. Won
ander Hoig We're boat sailing on the Bay, at
Toronto, G. W., with two young ladies, Eliza
beth Baker and Ellen Martin, when the boat
was upset, and all We're drowned, except Will.
liam Hoig, who succeeded in reaching the
shore.
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TESTIMONIAL. TO ABRAvESCHOoLMIsTRE
A subscription 10 being raised on Change at
Cfncinnati, as substantial compliment 10
Miss Metker. the young lady teacher in the
Fourteenth District school who was badly in-
iured by falling bricks, while standing at the
door to prevent the children from rushing into
the street during the tornado on Monday af-
t0ruOOM.
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JAPANESE IN BOsTON.-Mayor Lincoln has
received intelligence from Washington that in
all probability the japanese will visit Boston
about the middle Of June. In the mean time
they will be lionized in Philadelphia and New
York.
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SUIT DKcIDED.-The suit between r. T,
blackburn, of Virginia, and natural son Of
the brother Of the late DR.. ID. Crawford. of
Prince George county. Nd, for the admins
tratiOn Of the es ate of the deceased valued at
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Disordvly.-Pat Conway. for getting drunk
and throwing stones at negroes passing along
the street, WAS before the Mayor, yes terday,
and held to bail for his better behavior in the
future
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NEW YORK lTRMs.--A letter from N. York
Monday, furnishes the following items =
The Provisional Bishop Of the Diocese. Rt.
Rev. DIR. Potter, is about to set out for Europe
for the benefit of his health. In his absence.
Episcopal acts will be performed by Bishop
WhitIingham. Of Maryland, De Lacy. Of
Western New York, aud Chase, of New Hamp-
shire.
Lucius IL. Hall, gentleman recently from
Keene, N. H., employed as copyist in the of.
flee OF the American aud Atlantic Pacific Shin
Canal Company, committed suicide this morn
Ing by taking Il dose OF laudanum. Oa the
desk occupied by deceased was found a bit of
paper, folded up, aud containing "A few spears
of grass. On the paper was written the fol-
lowing in neat feminine hand s'From her
dear grave. For LUCIUs." This grass is sup.
posed to have been picked from the grave Of a
dear departed female friend, and forwarded to
him from the country. Anguish Of mind, con.
sequent upon the reception Of the package
probably, prompted him to terminate his
earthly existence.
The City Inspector reports an aggregate Of
422 deaths during the past week an increase
Of ~ on the previous report. Men IS, women
s2, boys I30, girls lis. The scarlet fever con-
tinues as prevalent aS ever. The number Of
fatal cases was "a.
The swans presented TO the city of New
York, by the Hamburgers, have been placed
In the Central Park, and attract much atten-
tion there.
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Hifbmunh Qispatrt.
.vCowAKplN 4 HAMMERsLEv,

:, THE DAILY DiSfATCH - served 70 sub
-.S,srs NJ SKA euARIKa cxNfs pvR wHRK,
a.syear. or 3a.So for SIX months. in advance.
THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH ,s,ssueA
fuesth1 and FRIDAY 1t $500. in aafyNnce
.ssr. And mailed to sabeor ibers a Sl per annum.
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Tn. LyHs SrRlKE.-The Striksrs' organisa-
tion ia Lynn have voted 70 devote the Tsmain-
ing III ads IL the treasnry 10 the. defence Of the
parties indicted for r0tOus disturbances In.
that city on the occasion ot the recent strike,
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Cooling OG.-Yesterday murning. negro
fellow, employed in MIR. ]. ID. q uaries' brick.
yard, near 25th street, on fading that he was
duet, fed At the approach Of the overseer, and
seeing himself pursued leaped into the Dock.
pretending that he intended to commit sui.
eide. After short dive, he popped up near
the stern of vessel, and seizing cable with
reach, held TO it with both hands, until rope
was made fast TO his body, when he was drawn
on shore aud dealt with as he deserved
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IL White Sulphur Water
FROM THR
WHITE SIIiPHI-R SPRINGS

pnr,, tITeenbfleT Co., Va.
roV I l. ID AT THE SPRINGS
l.,, tae Company have made great improvements in
s..,us s and the transported water is now as per
". 'Ss. as when taken from ITS source Address all
N1eisto PURCELL, LADD Il CO,
,,., General Agents for the IT, States,
VH-om Richmond. Va.
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FsRH tafing APparafWs.--A recently ven, ted
apparatus for yentilating railroad cars is now
affixed to the passenger coaches on the Rich.
mond and Fredericks burg ana Potomac Rail-
road. The institution extends a little from the
top Of the cars, and resembles a half section of
gigantic stove pipe, for which it Is no doubt
taken by most of those who view il from the
outside. BY means of d contrivance affixed to
the engine, most refreshing current Of air
plays through each car, no matter how hot the
day may he.
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Can,se Ssre"ades.-One OF the City Fathers
complains very much Of the nightly annoy.
ances to which he is subjected by the thou.
sands Of dogs that roam the atreet at pleasure
II none other than Counciimen were annoyed
BY the pl owling ours, we should feel very lit
tie sympathy for them. for they have the pow.
er to Get rid Of the annoyance but, untortu.
nately, every neighborhood has its Swapping
and biting. and growing and lighting club OF
quadrupeds, and can get NO lawful relief
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PERSONAL Property, as taken down by the As.
SCISSOR, is valued in the city ut 81 i,2I,Oi3. This
amount is divided between the three Wards as
follows Jefferson, xi59,3s1; Madison, $780,
Col Monroe, S65S, ,511.
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A PRINCES CARA special car for the
Prince of Wales, is being built at the work.
shop Of the Great Western Railway, in Mon
trcal. The Chronicle, describing this recep-
tacle for the future King Of England, says:
In its size and outward appearance the car
will be similar TO an ordinary first-class car,
except in its painting, part of which will be
the Prince OF Wales arms, and some beauti-
ful panneling. The principal feature of the
inside is the spacious salons, twenty five feet
long by feet wide. The sides, end and parti.
tion Of the room are richly ornamen ted with
pedestal, cornice, pilasrer and entablature
complete. The windows are surmounred by
a silk upholstery panel and hung with dra.
perry Over the door at each end Of the salon
Is placed the Prince Of Wales cornet and
feathers, carved in wood. With this as its
centre runs a huted silk pannel. in shape like
an extended fan, while in place OF windows
two large mirrors will be suspended each side
Of the doorway. The furniture will be con-
structed of blister or birds eye maple the
sofas aud chairs are of the style of Louis XIV.
and XIV. Next to the saion, on either side of
the car, is the dressing room and wash room,
which will be fitted up with every regard to
comfort and convenience. AT the other end
of the car is the ante-chamber, fourteen feet
long. This room will be palmer than the
principal salon, but by no means deficient in
elegance and taste.
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City Dirsctoyy.--We have before Us copy of
the second annual City Directory for 1900, COM
piled and published by Mr.. w. Eugene Fers.
mond. We have not yet had the opportuni
OF giving the volume . careful perusal and
cannot, therefore, speak Of it's c6iitents.
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Asss LeeeheS! Leeches:: LrrcIes IL
rs, w; W. tseceived, by Adams' Express, a lot OF
ARE s, EDiSH LEECH ES. the very best, and
isssonslte, which will be applied upon the most
.ead.5 CuPPlNG and LEECHlNG promptly at
lie HAD 70 can be found at all hours of the day ut
csn Hn..aFs Hn.F DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
Il The oa entrance llth street,l and 1T night
sp povo,heI 10 OF Leigh and 10th streets.
u 4 G. HORSON.
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WArKtkEN's IMPROVED pFELT.AND

W cnmM EsSN'A N'AeMPROvED Z l. r. A n ID
Silver GNadfoslTiON ROOFING, received the
soma a, ui 81 the United States Far. and Di
We ss.he .he virginia State Fair.
a,tt Al, certificates and Testimonials from the
cslaca an % and Builders in the United States,
pEI .nn QUALITIES of WARREN'S IMPROVED
aAer avn aa COMPOSITION ROOFING, over Gil
sl<ad ,a onered the public. and are prepared to
FeMptness "a, Ia eIders In city or country, with
!0HN ~ and dispatch.
I WIRs'ttEEs, 9nly. Agent in Eastern Virginia,
IA OfsesE . koofy and Roofing Materials.
Cs5 "oo on 18th street, between Main and
fs,.. l--Sm
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TtpplNg.-JOhu Marion, the keeper Of q
small grocery near the poor house, was fined
As by the Mayor, and held to hail for his good
behavior, ON cOnvic ton of selling liquor 10
he drunk in his house Withous q license.
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~ "We never could sell anythin. but
Pres.on & Merrii's Yeast Powders heretofore ;
igt sirce have sold ,our VIRGINIA YEAST
POW DERS. i cannot sell an! other They are
Isrtanls the creates; Powders ever had - writes
sc0untry merchant.
,notheg from Raegh, n. c., says" Please
.,rd me 10 gross more Of yoar VIRGINIA YEAST
YGWDrRS. ioT sold the last quicker than ex-
yerted. Your Powders are in constant demand and
persons who haze used them once never want any
p:neT. lours, r. IHlEM.'
l.. WAoNEk. Manufacturer,
ms l9-im Corner 9th and Broad sts
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n ST. Nicholas Saloon,
MAIN ST, NEAR EXCHANGE BANK,
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other es-
,.hshment in the State, IS constantly supplied
x7;h the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDlES,
FRUITS. NUTS. ETC.,
SsIch vii be sold. by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
an the most satisfactory ternis.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are invited to exam
.ps the large and we'll selected stock. which ls be-
IN constantly added 10, before purchasing else
Were, 81. .,,,..
yafies and families supplied with CAKES,
CREAMS and JtLIIES OF every description.
THE SALOON has Just been rt.htt.d IN elegant
sigi>, and CREAMS Of erery daror are served To
I'd! !es and Gentlemen at the shortest notice: A
ts.. Is solicited. my 5-imi A. AM IoNl.
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Dismisssd.-The charge against Mary Smith.
free negress, Of harboring q white girl and
thns keeping her from the lawful control Of
her mother, was dismissed by the Mayor, yes
terday, there being no proof 10 sustain the
charge, and no circumstances on which to
found a suspicion of guilt.
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Siarss sad Haeks.--DOrson 0ardnsr /. -.
negro, and the owner Of y city hack wss c~,~
victed before the Mayor yesterday. aud ssn.
fenced to the lash, for psrmittiux tvo .lsve
women To ride III his vehicle without the
written authority Of their owners. All hack
slaves In their vehicles without The vrtt,sn
consent OF their owners, aud when hey do %
and are caught. they ought to b. punlshsd 70
the full extent OF the law.
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Affairs Between England and Frauce-Ru,
mored League OF Russia, France, Spntu
and Austria-The Champiomship-Set
ment Of the Matter, &C., &c, &c.
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EqwesfyiaS Exsveise is said u bs Invaluable
to ladies rs well as men, aud efforts are now
about To be made 10 popuiarize it in this sec.
ton OF country. We understand that Prof
@. ii. Van EskeleD, one of the most skillfui
horsemen to be found, has partially consented
" take charge OF . riding school, provided
suitable number OF pupils can bs Obtained
and that he Will also give lessons in the bros.i
sword exercise. Ii the genttemen who nor
hvor the enterprise determine that it shall
succeed, there can bs no doub as 10 the rssnIs
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ndIhs, Baths, Baths.
e.. inoI, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
NE ~ mad daily, from 6 O'Clock A. Nj :, until 10 p.
H.,sI9s and Bathing Saloon, under the American
a.. entrance on llth street. Sing Bath Is cts.
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Iarabas Psss0ms.--We donht wheihsx there is
another city in the South where tE3 pepula
tion is increasing more rapidly than in Rich
mond, and we think it equally certain that
the next census, If carefully taken, will show
that this city and its suburbs contain uot less
than 10000 souls. The Assessors book shows
that 1880 taxable persons have been listed
This OF course only includes free white males
over the age of twenty-oAe years, slaves over
twelve years of age, and male free negroes. The
white taxable male population is 1904 taxa
Bile free negroes, '2U taxable slaves, 1916
These are divided between the three wards as
follows; Jefferson Ward, 1,51l white males,
lW free negroes, and 2,3i2 slaves; Madison
Ward, 1853 white males, 4! free negroes, and
2,574 slaves; Monroe Ward 2, $50 white males.
l72 free negroes, and 2,6ss slaves. Multiply
the total number of taxables by five-and We
presume that the white females and children
the female free negroes and children, and the
untaxable slaves, are at least five to one taxa
bles-and We have city population of 6, iUO.
II our estimate OF five to one Is too large be.
cause OF the number of taxable male slaves
employed in factories, reduction Of 800
may be made, and there is still left the popu-
lation Of $1,000.
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An Excursion, on the steamer Glen Cove il
to be made down James river to.night. by
Company q and their many friends, aud from
thearrangemen's made to ensure good order
there can be no doubt that the trip will be ex-
ceedingly pleasant. Improper characters will
be excluded from the boat, and Capt Gordon
and his officers and men will spare no efforts
to make the excursion all that IL should be,
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Bound Ory--Andrew Smith, for trespassinx
on peaceab'e citizen in the night time, was
held to bail for his good behavior.
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Richmond and Pese,s5urg Railroad Conpauv.
The stockholders Of this company held their
and disposed of the business before them in a
short time.
The end of the fiscal year having been
changed from the list April to the lat Of Tarch ,
the reports Of the President and Supsripten-
dent are only for eleven months
During this period the total receipts amount
to Sl5l. 9u5.O6, or S7,25I4l more than for the
corresponding period during the previous
year. Vhe ordinary current expenses during
the same time amount to $67, ,U24 IL, or 81 III g2
less than the proportion for the previous year,
and only "A per cent Of the income of this
year.
The Company, besides defraying the ordina
ry expenses of its regular business and others
not strictly chargeable to this years opera tion
consisting Of considerable additions to the
real es tate, and other property of the compa-
ny, and putting the Manchester and Peters
burg turnpike in complete repair, after pay
Ing the interest on its funded debt and two
seml-annuai dividends, have discharged $22, =
l53 - OF the priacipal OF its funded debt d ne
last July. Leaving of that debt only &g,r2 un :
paid. because uncaled for, and leaving a bal.
ance of cash on hand, on the 3lst March, of
Sl0,U3c.l9.
The President adds, in connection with the
above statements, The encouragement which
these facts afford to confidence in the prosperity
OF the company, derives further confirmation
from the consideration that the increase in it's
income results from no unusual or transient
causes, nor IS confined to any particular part
of its business; but consists OF u gradual
though steady, increase in every part OF its
business.
The Superintendent gives a detailed state.
ment OF all the operations and Of such iucon-
siderable accidents As have occurred during the
year, and concludes by stating that no indi-
yidual has been in the slightest degree injured
by any of the accidents, or in the ordinary
operation OF the whole eleven mouths. The
Examining COMMITTEES report the whole road
and property 10 be i'll the best condition, and
the bridge over James River as being in excel
lent condition.
The old officers were unanimously re.elect.
&C, and then the meeting adjourned
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THE JUDGEsHIP.

GEORGE DADNEY WOUTTON.
o4 ESQ.--For JUDGE OF THE HUST'
ergy, and industry.
H Election, 18th June. INV 2t-tte
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b chssgsd - csats Def ssusse Of eight lines ~ the
asys iassssson. aaA = esats tbs esoh eoAsinxasss.
7Reasye- Bsstfs Of Eoosh ssd CSil5tv.--Thess
two popular youBx actors o1eT their names
fot benefit tonight, at which thsir felIow
arttstes have v0Iunts tssred their services. Both
o them during the aeas0a have played we'll
taeif parts and deserve . sahetaotiai token as
paruns. The bili u An admirahle one. The
nrst PIECE = the last act Of Rl1hard III. in
wnicn mn Deoth appsars % Richard and Mr..
Coihsr . 1Dcemohd. There are rscollections
which crowd around the name Of Booth
when connected with Richard III. which
vii! attract All to see in tho character pro-
missing son OF tho great master OF the stass.
struggling up BY study and perseverance, into
the path tfOdden hv his father. "A very on.
tertaining play. "My Fellow Clerk" and an
amusing piece entitled "A Son OF Matta,' are
on the bill. Singing and dancing lend addi.
tional variety TO theentertaiument Lot theae
yonHg actors b encouraged tonight in pro-
fession in which they have already made such
rapid steps.
We may add that these young artists-the
regular season having cl0sed-sro giving this
en- atertainment at their own rick, which Is an
additional incentive TO their friends
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Daring 7hef.-John Norman, q free negro.
was convicted before the Mayor. yesterday, OF
stealing bundle of goods worth &,2, the props
erty of Mrs. X. H. Roundtree, and besides re-
the chain-gang The goods were left at Mr..
f. E. Dudley's Office tor their owner, and the
prisoner seeing them, clipped them out aud
made way with them.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
80 FOR U d OF THE HUSTINGS
COURT
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB
r. 5. viii be candidate until sunset June aj,
l6o my 2l-dtd'