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4 ACT authorizing the reoeiu. OF the Treasury
a notes # the Confederate 5.a.es in pIy rncCt oi
Is-s an c-hes public dues end regulating hen sad
ho- t0e sage sccti be received. tGsscd March =;
les,.
Be Il sHataei ty ths GcnerGl assembly, That tbs
noD ia.efvs; bearing treasury noes Inc C0nfe'ios
ate States ssled after the ist day OF Aprii, 1884,
shall be reserved n G.ymens pf iaIe1 and other
rGoic dues, and The non interest bearing notes Of
tue Confederate States issaed prior 10 she frs, day
OF April, 1884. except the notes ci the leac;G
ion q ebn hundred dollars, shai il Ike manner i}G
rcCslE Il ii payment "i taxes ai o@f Pal!Ic 9se5
after the first day " Apsi, 1861 eai anti The 10
OF Dsc5a5er 1864, but oHg 4! ,ii@ rate y! sxsy siK
ard tra tairI GaGsS IGT oGe doa, Vi sl..i Dotss
80 sieTlt or OtbeE csi!ectiac ciarcr Gr2sl have
credit for ,e n0;os .s5us& prer to tho first dag Of
iptH. 1884, cu;;sssos cy aSi uai,-ss he shall cay
the Barre INTO lilo ';':essarg istaee .he 2slh
sas Oi december, 1854. E5iss ot Jess ,:eaenl.La-
iI9a t;ian i've ol.1-s. issued t'y e4iG Confederate
States stall BE- received Without aba enent at any
tnse
It shsil be lawful for shefia and other collect
ing 0iAcers Gf t2.5s ard other pnoic Gces To re
ce!ve. without abatement, Uat;i the fret dsy of
hTl, iet, iha nnn interest bearing Treasury n0iee
Of the Confederate States Issued prior to the frs,
Gay Of april, 1854, III payment Of taaes end ether
pabic dues due prior 10 tie lrst dly CT Aps, 1854
Bat n0 sheriff other collecting 0icor Shall receive
eratt uaiess he eh1 pay The same into sho Treasury
On or before the 2slh d*y Of Juae, 1854, nor until
he stall make oath that tie notes offered Ia pay nent
b. him we're ssvarsils and actually received by him
IL psyineo. Of taxes aud other pabiio dues z. tho
times aid rates specified an this act.
.. TIE non- Interest bearing Treasury nutes CT :hc
CJnfederse 3isSe Of t,e dtaytiinatio oi ave DOL
las, i2sdod prior 70 The Er. day OF 1pri 1854, may
BE- received without abatement; ii ia; ;u,eEt OF taxea
sld other public daes Until the tenth cay of June,
1854 Pi0r1dst. TIE game shall DC paid into ihe
Treasury on OF before the 9th day f.s juno, 1864
L. Tie act pagsed September Titn, l3e3 entitled
hn at amending and re-ensotiug the i03:a SECTION
Ct An act entitled An &c. imposing taxes for The sup
poTl OF Government, passed Saroh 2s,n, 1865, is
hareby'repcaled
5. It shll be she duty OF the Keeper g the Roll.
10 cause this act to be published immediately after
i.s passage IN q: least lge newspapers published 10
Richmond foE period of four wesss.
. This act Shall be in farce from iis passage.
copy from the hoig--Tests
Wh + GORDON, Ja,
Cie-k Of House OF Delegates and
lh T-sw keapar Of SDs OF We,
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FRoM SUFFOLK --On Monday morning last three
companies of negro cavalry aud three Of white in
ian,ry came Into suffolk to search for Confederate
soldier at home on fnfloush. Not finding hia they
carried OF Ed and Robinson Araoid, Wilson Nor
leet, and Ira Langstern, citizens of the place -
They robbed the siosa Of James Norfleet Of some
tobacco and sugar, ard then retired to Bernard =
afti, where they have regiment ut infantry and
seven miles below Suffolk. they have negro regi-
M
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The FUspisa. The funding, SO far, leaving out
the states OF Missssipplor Louisiana. and more
,san half the Offices, in Aaoama, Florida, sout''
Carolina, aud North caroiina, besides number In
V;rs;nia which are still 10 be heard from, aggrs
easss Sl56, $50 .ocg iynchburg is reported, through
ths rapers. at s3,753, carrying the amount abuye
two ed millions, The sentinel thinks 1t safe
to estimate the total funding this side OF the Mis-
ssSsinni at moi ie IS than two hundred ana fifty mil
lions TO which must be added tina. OF the trans
Mississippi States.
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Stolen SAoes.--On Wednesday evening Of
fcer Granger pursued thief, who, finding
himsel; very hard pressed, dropped five
pairs of ladies' shoes, which lie is believed
to have just stolen. Granger secured the
shoes, but the thief escaped. The owner
eau have them OF proof OF property.
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The Casllc-There were several arrivals at
the Castle yesterday, among whom were
Isaac Woo sard, company Z, ad North
Carolina regiment, sentenced to labor for
four months for desertion, and John A. Pi-
per, company II. bTth Virginia, sentenced to
labor during the war for desertion. s. g.
Ciyton, OF the 3lst Georgia, charged with
forging fuslongh, was also received.
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We find in the Tralee (IrslaAN Cnpn4ssr, hand
cd us by friend, the following Interesting letters
They arc being widely published by The Irish press
and wiz, 1t is hoped, ,scoune,acfin great measure
the efforts the Fedsrals making in that couafry
to secure recruits for their wasted armies:
Kicumoxp cirrs e,c,ober sa, 1883
NV Lord Allow me to intru1pce TO you Captain
Atkins, of onr army, who via1a ireland on fur
lough. He and have been t8ssher in many a
hard Tough, field. You will ia aim true heatt-
ed frishinan. Though having TO special mission
I0r the pure csc, he still intsnds - 40 alta his pow
er 10 prevent our countrymen fsnm being aupsd by
Yankee agents, and Induced CT ofiers OF free emf
grafton to GENE out here 70 sTaH their blood In n
quarrel With which they have no concern. and
spill their bleed undoubtedly They shalt, Tor. the
Yankees themselves have no s:Amach 10 this fight
they will put Ifishmen In the aea where iit.e
glory but many hard knocks ~ to be won. So
keeniy did feel the misery which our couatrymen
have brought upon themselves dining the Yam
kee army that have wished -@be allowed TO
como to Ireland myself, to dissuade them from
such a course. How many ap or fellow have
attended In hospita and In fhe held, whose ashes
will never n,insie with his faiber's, and whose
bones are bleaching under sod bern sun. There
FORE my Lord, earnestly eatse5t y3H 10 use yous
influence with your people n defer from an act
the result ot whicl, will be prosahIy death misery
and regret.
Respectfully, yoaf Lesdshiass obedens servant,
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Religious Sc, eiosS at Ike 1Aeatre.-The Rich
rnond Theatre will bs opened for religious
services tonight, when chaplain in the
army of Northern of Virginia will deliver a
discourse appropriate 10 the occasion.
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Flag Of Truce "A flag OF truce boat ar
rived at City Point yesterday afternoon
There were ON board four officers and nine
teen ladies' The telegram announcing her
arrival did not state wheiheg. any returned
prisoners came up on her.
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Released. w. G.. Hebeaer, arrested In
Fredericksburg on Tuesday on the charge of
attempting to go over to the Yankees, was
released from Castle Thunder yesterday
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Prices Goi,g Up.-At the auction sale oi
Messrs. Robinson, Adams Il co. yesterday,
sugar, coffee, and mclasses advanced in price.
Sugar brought 50 pound and moiasses $5l.
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Tas FATH o. Fnr NRsRo CaILbRnx.--We learn
twenty negro children have been taken lfem
Chunky Crock sincs the Yankees left. uAo wsfe
thrown In by the iahnman scoundrsis ioScs, fhem
out Of The Way. We have heard Of other crsslttes
horlfbie - puhIish. Breadas aetss) N4sjan
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A RoID HuN.-By ala.e Nassau paper we no.
tiee the arrival at that port of the schooner Da-
via, % ,ons, Captain Gordon, from Wilmington, N.
e. with % bales cctton and 36 hbis. :ar aud pitch
Leaving the YANKEE blacsaders wholly out OF tho
account, 1t was q bold thing 10 venture upon the
voyage al this time OF the year IN such tiny
coc kiesneti.
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LATLR FROM Nsw CaL2ANs-Neyv Orleans pa
pers are to the 18th u The most impo..an, :.tng
IL them Is an article in he Era, Of tie 18th, show
ing that Banks is getting ready for grand move
iitnt We extract the following:
IN the remarks OF the commanding General 10
The 26h Massachusetts regiment, on Saturday last
as well in the busy OF preparation sound
lag on every hand. we have unm.stakable evidence
tIat the forces of this department are about 20 en-
Ter upon another active and important car pai-u.
"ihefe a'e important duties before U.s." said the
G.nesal, E'iu which your associates viii immediate
" engage, and which will, trust, rebound the
htrlor Of country y Il has been evident to the
most casual observer, for iac, that prepara-
tinns were in progress :ur some the
pu;ic Will now look forward sE y;ous,y to witness
ils results,
We stall 10: attempt to su,misc the destination
o. lie expedition which is generally believed to be
upon the eve of departure, 30 "a hoi' The plans
uson Wbich il Is founded. che public mind Is suf-
f'cieBiy given TO such specuia:icns, and alWays
settles down upon 2l opinion sat,sfc t0ry To ITSELF
il not Justified by the facts. We bCsve, how
ever, that the movements OF the army Ia this de-
pahtuent have been .a.t"a WITH More secrecy than
In any other paF oT ftse co.niry- and tha; pGapte-
ey has been oilener at fault here in such matters
t;iGn elsewhere. The circumstances under which
oar army begins this campaign stands out graft
flying contrast to those which surrounded it year
ego.
The following i. from the Delta, oc the OH
IA the Church Of Saint A.phonsu-, located on
.:Gusialce street. near the Magazine Market, on
Friday morning, al Clock, services OF solemn
high mass will be held for the rep"se of Mrs. Beau
regard, whe died on The "a instant, after having
passed through year Of intense bodily affection
Her many shining viyiues having endeareu 10 her
thousands OF warn, hearts, they viii now with due
humility pay this tribute To tic memory of one
whose name will long remain among rG!i
gi0us example for the living.
The Ba;on Rouge correspondent of the DetG fur
nishes the following
The Conicaerates, numbering soina two or three
hundred cavalry, under tho respective commands
OF Capt Bryan, Capt Henry GsHtas an, Capt Bob
pryae (.i! late residents OF ths ,own) ambnshel d
squad OF the ih Wisconsin Cavalry, under Lieut
Williams, whom they killed, and wDuaded one or
two others. Two "a; BTyah's maa Were captured
Hughes ead Eough. Hughes had his horse killed
and has eote surrendered. The cbjec: OF tie ia d
WAS TO pix up snj mules, (':o-Ses would iO .
be objected to- ana we believe they toieraby
successful. They even came IN open daylight,
under the very nose of the vietes, and took Riui;
and teams iOm Gen Resnard's plantation, now oc-
oiipied by Co3dale s. Co situated close 10 the city
limits.
Che police reports are FIJI OF all kinds Of small
rasc.l;ty. Two men had been arrested io1 shout
ing Tor JEFF. Davis. OHe OF them had To pay fine
of S1bn.
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Mayar's Cou,t-Tbis court was ernvd

Nayor's Couyt.--This court was crowded
with prisoners yesterday.
VIM. Purroe, Patrick Kailahan, and Wn.
Appleyard, were charged with stealing q
ream of paper from Mr.. James Woodhouse.
Mr.. Woodhouse identified the paper as some
stolen from him. TIE accused had sold it to
Mr.. j. w. Davies, and were arrested by cfii
Ger Granger when they called to collect the
money They were committed.
Charles j. Miller was charged with enter
ing the premises Of George Hirsh and forci-
bly, carrying Off a lot Ok bricks. The case
was continued.
Grandson, slave of Thomas Bass, was
charged with having large lot of pons, pa
per and books, stolen from the different de-
partments of Government aud Bob Sprigg
was charged with stealing a thousand dollars
worth Of paper from the Engineer Bureau.
In the absence Oh Witnesses these two cases,
which are Intimately connected, were con-
tinued.
A white boy, named Francis Lewis. who
said he worked in the Laboratory, was
charged with having well chain aiI two
chiseis, supposed to be stolen. lie had been
found by the watchmen sleeping under 8.
bench in the old market, with the chain be-
side him, and the cbse's down. his breeches
leg. He was discharged
jim, slave of VIM. Hawkins, and John
Claiborne, free negro shoemaker, were
charged with stealing 81 box Of tobacco from
Christian & Lee. jim was whipped, and
Claiborne discharged.
isaic i0maX aisas LCmag Smith, WAS Or
iiere, to be whipped for having In his pos
session i5t of valuable siioeuaker's tools,
atolen from Mr.. WIN. G. Page This man,
who is 4 shoemaker, when arrested gave his
name as Lomax Smith, which led lis into the
error in yesterdays issue, that the respecia-
BILE FREQ negro barber Of that name was the
party arrested.
James Gain aud ohm Harper, two ruifian
" individuals, arrested as vagrants, were sent
to the enrolling officer.
Matthew Eigan was charged With interfer-
ing with the commissioners of election for
Madison Ward whilst in the discharge of
their duty. The case was continued.
George, slave OF Thos. I. Cntlctt, and Jno
Roots, ana john Freeman, free negroes,
charged with having two pieces of bacon,
stolen from Mr.. James X. Chiles, were dis
charged, Mr Chiles filling TO identify the
meat as his.
Henry, slave of Ralph Tomlinson, was orr
dered TO be whipped for striking Blink, "a
slave, over the head with a piece OF gas pipe
at tho Spotswood Iotaj.
John Lignaigo, a SMALL boy, was charged
with picking Mrs. Mary Ireyis,s pocket OF
$35 whilst the latter was in the crowd IN
front of the city's store-hnuse for provisions
for the poor. The evidence against him not
being positive he was discharged with an
admonition.
David Cra;ghton, charged with being
drunk in the street on election day was die
charged.
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fs>O The Friends Of the Soldiers throughout
/ Confeaeraey.--
eCiafERa .srxR GEg'Ls DEPARTMENT., !
.sAILEoaD BUREAU,

fi>0 The Friends Of the Soiaiars throughout the
1 Confeaeraey.--
oOiafERa. srxs Gzs'ls DEPARTMENT, !
stAILEoaD BUREAU,
Rich,nand, Feb -, 1904 J
The hieadg and relatives of soldiers Ia the Army
Oh Northern Virginia are hereby nofined that az
sssransemsat has this dag been siieoted with the
s"athsrn Exprsss Company to carry all pscsasee Of
ioei ana wearing apparel to Richmond, Va.
10 secnre the advantages tans obtained through
.le Express Company, the following Instructions
Iust he ebssfrei.
Packages must ,tot contain more than one hun.
a1ea pounds; be we'll secured ans .isis,y marked,
ana sent at the expense Of the shipper 70 either OF
tue soidlers Relief Asaoeiatioas which are located
Ia North Carolina, q: Raleigh; 10 South Carolina,
=, =, SSpaoMne; IN Georgia at Augusta; in alabama
Z. on'someFy; or TO any other point a: which enc
u Inosv s=socielidYs havs al otise.
Ale agents OF s.,sSs Associations will there take
- VI t1sLi and ship daily by Southern Express
Ss,'.iAay y, 70 tbs proper agents cT tae respective
stsses az hcnEnond, who will see them distributed
10 .he proper Individual owners.
~ meet ths ~ishss Ct the soldiers, aad 70 give
tne,a certain ara s2es5y communication y7i.t,
~ none, the Southern Express Company has agreed
give this freight preference oerr sseryts,70 else
~ ofcsf sast no ohstsese ey oscar 70 the sue.
raad "a enterprise, toe several rail-
prehs company suah facilities IS will enable il "a
Ae tAih arrangement a complete suecess
,aar as .ns ooashra Express Company assumes ri,
n.y vi luf transportation of these mack
sse., the .eiief Associations are requested to with
NO" tasir Agents who have hsrs,o.ore setsa az
Ia'einag messengers Ii the sie.ief Ass.,e,a,ions
M es'aprh sgeEci-s in the resr Of oiI,es srmisa
:. may erJoy the same privileges hereby sacr .aa
VIC army oi Northern Virginia.
Lieu.~sel. and oaarts.nass.r. ,,
n LAwres,
Quartermaster General.
cffios sou1HERk ExPRRgs CoMpANY,l
rho augusta, Ga, R1h20, 1854.
t., o ooatnerR ExEress Company hereby na,ifu the
Nns NHnus snd Relatives OF soldiers In tfs Arnv "a
r.s seIh Virginia and elsewhere that they ara nre
- r., % carry out arrangements ss arnouuss.f In
s sooVe card, and that they will do Ali 4. thai
p'"ef 70 fuihli its reQnirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
nr General sup't and Acting President.
1H-eodSm Eouthsrn Express Company.
NIX NATHAN w NELSON You nst be suy
Al resident Of the State Of Virginia at this time
sole ,e 20 place OF abode therein, snd being the
MAJ ustee in certain deed from Lewis Lchten-
Issa y, ny henedt, d1ted the Goth OF February
Co.., sel GUY recorded IN the Richrrard Hustjpse
tbs you VIII please take notice that ehalh On
Hu,,anas. osy af the May term l8s4l eg tho said
the Iss .oots, 70 be beis by tho Judgs thereof on
pont w :, =, Nay 1861, meys the said Court 10 ap-
exaeas sgsher trustee In your place and etsed. 70
'Se she trusts cPsatsd By sssd DECD
R,.h. CAROLINE LLGHTENgTE;N.
---@rnMond, March 3d. 18a4 NH at..Isvlvt
Trk
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Two Yalssee Captains escaped from the prson
I'm Salisbury, N g., few nights ago. and an
other Yankee. In attempting 10 eschpe, was shot
and killed
Private Garatty, of the Washington Artillery, un-
der sentence OF death for dsserton, has been par
dOaed hv the President.
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The Bribery Cass.-- Subsequently, to the
examination before Commissioner A. II
Sands of G. A. Cu.hbert, cn the charge OF
otfcring bribe5 to three officers Of the Con-
tederate Navy, it appearing that he had made
similar cvertures to. Lieutenant Minor, the
Commissioner hsd him brought back aud
examined On this charge. He was sent on
in this case also, and bail for his appearance
before the Confederate Court fixed at $780,
600
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nNE Hundred Dollars Reward. "A young Az
I ghira Cow ,crossyl with Devon.-Ahe q q
toiy rod, saye slight mixture Of white aAeus ~
udicr; her horns email and without piog, -
sbs Is uacer three years Of aga. Her tai hoo beoa
clipped about two inches; shc was givlag 1naSsp.
ply OF mns. sill give the above reward ~ hoe
ssfs re,usn to me- or win give 80 soe the 1s1ee.
tionof the thief II sh0has been at0len ard bu1ob-
cred. ASA SNYDER.
Near terminus Of 9TH q, 0anhisf mn.
mh 29.-eo,i6t
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D wELLacAS. yArAY y. IRA susrEa III QuDan
vUELI.B0RN, TAYLOR 4 70,
W. General Auction and Ccmn'n MeTehanss,
Rial kssatc aud Negro RsOksrs,
Kiie's BGildiDg,
Ccrusr Peachtrre sud Marietta strestss
Atlanta, Ga.
IrTCAnkignments solicited.
Tr0oods bought and sosd on cozamiastcn.
nh l6-1m
UW DRERDERS.-- The csisbsatsd racers and
and ssA1itune, Operator add Gov Attcemus.
viii stauA the present seAsons cO9nenela9 ~ 9
- hsni NM. DAVID McDANtEL,
aea-1AN5w Broad Roek, near Richoeao.
INN, Msply, for1y, an1 ai111 unlaon ecssAnM
Kettles ard 10 en1tsa u1eeesn kanes uAaa.
fS6lnre1 q Ne 1ienunnna eeeye Wosaes eaeees =
cngy nnd l01A ~, 1toAnAn6, Va
MAnrnp-At 6anA paees oevDk w.;
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1.-TWO Hundred and Tacnty I'VE Doass RsWsd
Lost, iuth's city, on Monday last, my ROcksA
bvok, Containing about Szo0 IN Confederate ttGaeu.
upon which there several credits, ioIetAee win
sGgorsi ottsf .aapess or no vaue TO any peiana bn
myself MI pay tho above reward for iht delive.
W Of the pocket book aud cOutsnts to Hill, Ujakineoa
. 10. ANBkOeD WHITE.
an 9--2aW2W
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ESTGAY uOaSE.-Txkcn, on WedandIW Uesn~
II ing the ID inst, after the nghs - 0featBo 0sD,
a ghs bay horse, Is hands high, hla9el ~, fsoi
him by proving property and paying ehasess.
naI2-la~3wt Corner 10th and CARY -.
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Robbssy cf a Tan Td,sk-List Saturday it
was discovered that the tannery Of Msssrs.
0. H. ChalkIey 81. Co., on the dock, had been
brclsen Into and robbed Of . annmber OF hides
and calf skins. The same evening two BOYS
hides to Mr.. Beal, leather dealer, and prom
ising to. return with more some day ttis
week. Mr. Beal having found ont that the
hides were stolen from Mr.. Chalkley, when
the thieves appeared yesterday moruieg
with another batch Of hi les, aont Off for .
policeman who stccsadcd III Afreasi:g the
two boys. The young man escaped The,
boys. whose names were VIM. Hardy and
Rody Mccarthy, were brought before the
Mayor On yesterday, who having heard tie
above facts, continued the case till to-
morrow. The young man who escaped in
the irst instance was captured last evening
BY the police and put into the cage. His
name is Ellis Mclean.
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l,ll l,a.Nai Uiapdsssls
90 s.rw.epsw y co.

.---. -, !. ,,hl,sesss da..g, Sundays except
IBF -. f.- r,sl,itr sea par wear, or st2 for eis
fl " .,os.t;,s ~: hsstta. s2---in advance.
of''ht rcn,ltt.nc.,s by rsal, ara al tse REX oi
50 ~ - n,sr,, them. Greeks and drafts must be
iRo ,ax.b,e TO order.
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UNDELIVERED T,ELE2RANS

OAVDRLI = EHEO xELEtfZIAM Ms.
'sLf6RAAS .-Telegrsphc dispatches. which
nero not delivered for want cf Eroce- address.
nav ho found at the Richmond Office, I50 Main stt
Cherry Asst SuTgJJ R.ndoIph Lit l.
GambD MTs Seds.wicks M-sJR
Moore Miss Ellen T.rre,t N .ss Isabella
owen Doi 7 II sp6-lt
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Hosos STABBED "A bout eIeyoa o'clock on
"Wednesday night q row, With pefhaiB seri-
GUS results, took place IN 10 house OF Al
herfine Coephas, in LOmbafdy alley. Albcrs
tine and another woman, nasaed Lizzie Llg-
gon, being both very DRINK, got into a fight,
aud alter pulling and tearing. ono another for
inflicted dangerous stab IN the eitie Of her
opponent. Whiis the fight Was still Eeing
On ine watchnien, attracted by the noise
made by the combatauts and several other
drunken women who were & he house, ar
rived ard tack Lizzie Liggon Into custody
and carried her to the watch -hnuse. She
was brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning, when 1t being represented that the
was coQmitted to JAIL. and the case COM
tinued TIL SATURDAY.. s
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- z DOLLARS reward --WhOeveg viii oonl ~
Zs) British, Protection Ispes TO the Dispo1eh a.
nee, with address, will receive the shows rowIyl.
IL has been recorded In the Proved MassDalb O(.
flee, In this city, and can be OF no use Whaaev4
10 any ono else. The ease and 0thsf cantsato -
iinlcr Is welcome to, and no questions whatevsR
VIII be asked. JOHN NOTlLE WlLLlA10.
sv i-eOd3ts
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r oST.-TwO certificates OF The Con101S16ee
i Il States Of america, for the sun Of three nun-
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made known at the Treasury Once, and The 1sgao
OF bonds therefor prohibited, except 10 the poftss
entitled. Iap 9-ns1 0AMJtnL.
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