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DEATHS.

On the 10th Of December. near Frizzells
burg, PETER HEssoS, Soldier Of the War
Of 1912, aged 81 years, 4 months and 70
days
On the 18th ult., ''cISDa l.. l.. ABBOTT,
aged II months, youngest child Of William
and Sarah Abbott.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
Valuable Personal Property,

4
THE Subscriber intending 10 remove to
Missouri. will sell at Public Sale, ut his res.
ideuca. miles from Taneytown, on
M ,TKaa d,
! Tuesday, tjtc z5et ody ~ 'Juaudry, iooo,
!, a,o,oo, II and continue fro,n dav
~ H.. ,,,,tl ,ll,ssoId tha following personal
o. uss s,''' ,S ~ Z M
iupe,9, nsue
WORN hVn 49, onl ,a ~ sss w 40
me Biooqed MART suisssyo ~ ajsAA<,
Saadle or harncss 2 n 1870 nns - 49,,
Lolssl ready roe 'prf Z ie,pp aIe i,aInAll
GO,Fo one q sheIn l,ssn $3.50 ~ n U
lspia head o. yonns pas'i''s 10 Z " Aiues'
shoats IL leaa q oheepi Il, z = agons W. o'is y
large hnayy Marrow ,r 81 ''''''1a'y J, apn
spring Negqn anu tla'n 49, Ms $4,000 ~
baeg and iiasa I. ~. 49, p''l -
nsrr1aScs, vsfs, wnee', W ~ = n9lsey
iKcaper' with nslukeyC h I, eolu pl aa
ihresnlng mhcplhes o.el ~, NV
pic shaker cqmpie P nl'si s s''..h ''ssei
! hssVlsing hs'Ss, n,a N Mn pca@h ''
Harrows, cultivators,c single ana a9usie
shovel floughs, eora lorhs, ilv.gr, eiYser
b.lipper, axlctfees hat.y to- se aa' ~
eelsior corn mlil, inea. cutser, s"usse '.apsl
iaFa pres, s'rev ea'.r, , nois ssa1lo ,r.as
~" e s,l - ~, ,Ls;ns nov,
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STRANGE. nUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very much
to their advantage by return mail free of
charge by addressing the undersigned. =
Those having fears Of being humbugsed will
obligeby not noticing this card. All others
viii please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. r, CHAPMAN,
S31 Broadway, New York.
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ERRORS OFF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous. Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indseretion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need II, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by nd
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. ID Chambers ST., New York.
dec28-ly
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NO. 822 EQUTTF.
E.ate Of Unok Rearer, deeoa,ltl.

Estate Of Unek Redrer, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that The Sub.
Y seribcr has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Documentary
on the Personal Estate Of URcK lsEAyEni
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Nj
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same within
six months from thu date, o,herNise they
may by law be excluded from al benefits Of
said estate. Those indebted are requested
ISABELLA c. RBAVER,
ianlI.it Administratrix.
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No. SOC EQEITK

In hs Circuit Court for Carroll county.
NoytSBEa TEsN, 1866,
Report Of sale made by nRDERED
Daniel Plainc, Trustee, ~ this goth
under the power contained day Of Decepa'
IN Mortgage from Der A. y. 1885,
Samuel Plaiao 10 him. that the sale
made and reported BY Daniel PLANE under
u power 20 sell contained in n mortgage from
Samuel Paine 10 him bearing date ON the
lB,h day uf June, 4, D.. 1915, be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown on before the iwcnty.nifiih
day Of january next Titorisied copy Of
thi, order be inserted ia some newspaper
printed ~ csproll county. oua 10 rach 81
three successive weeks hefUfe uip uineieonth
day Of January hoxL
Tho report F,a,ca Tie agsoan. 81 Ghe sale
TO beSii, 1890.
JSO. r. S1ffTB,
Circuit Judge.
True copy -Tcsti
drc1g. Ia wv. A. feKullg. CRY.
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Election Notice.

FARMERS & MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK, |
Westminster, Jan. 9, 1866. I
A N Election for Eight Directors will be
IN held at said Bank, Thursday, The 9Th
day Of February neat, between the hours Of
10 and o'clock
JOHN SMITH,
jan1l-te President.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
M0ss oplaa's corr tar caIreaeonhsy.

hNse Orp1.an's Goart fdv caiyoneo,oaty.
DECEMBER Term, 1850
Adam Gilbert, decd Wv s ordered
this ninth day Of January, 1866, that the sale
ofthe Real Estate Of Adam Gilbert, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, made BY Joseph
Byers and Jesse Myerly, Executors of the
last viii and Testament Of said deceased, and
this day reported to this Court BY the said
Executors be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause be shown to the contrary, on orbeforc
the ist Monday, 9Th day of February next;
frocided a copy Of this orderbe inserted for
three successive weeks il some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the said LIST Monday, 9th day of Febfu-
airy next. The Executors report the sale.
Of all tho Real Estate Of said deceased, con
sisting of one hundred and ninety nine
acres, three roods and fourteen perches of
land, more or less, situated in Carroll coun-
ty, Maryland, all sold at public sale IN four
tracts or thirty seyenlots aud parcels, for the
gross sum Of twenty three Thousand eight
hundred and fifty three dollars and sixty
eight cents-l23, 1873 6s.
True copy--Test;
HENRY II. HERBAUGR,
janl1-st Register Of Wills,
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P u BLIC SALE.

THE Subscriber, residing adjoining Grove
Mill1on the Stone road leading from Levi
Frock's Store to the Littlestown Pike, two
miles from Shull Store, will sell at Public
Sale, on FRIDAY, IND or FEBRUARY,
1856, the following valuable property, to wit:
ONE GOOD BROOD MARE, -
.,s---, TWO MICH COWS, Qbzfa,
40 ia one fresh on the day of Ys7sA.
~ w sale Heifers, 2 Of them heavy
with Calf; thriving young Bulls; 4 head of
Sheep Sows; Threshing Machine, horse
power four horse Plantation Wagon; /
new Furrow Plough Harrow; single
Trees, double Trees and Stretehers; Log
Chains sett Of Front Gears. Also, one
excellent TEMPLATE STOVE, besides
many other articles not mentioned.
Terms Of ,SdIc.-All sums Of S5and under
cash on all sums above that amount credit
Of Six months will be given, the purchaser
giving note, with approved security, bearing
interest from day Of Sale.
GEORGE KING.
WILLIAM TACO, Auctioneer. ianll'ts*
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VALUABLE TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE.


UlilE Subscribsr offers nj Private Sale,
SIX VALUABLE TOWN LOTS, in
the city Of Westminster, Lots fronting on
Green street and running back to a sixteen
feet Alley, each containing
la Of am Acre OF Land,
2 Lots fronting on Bishop street, each forty
six feet front by l72 feet deep, containing 30
Square Perches each. These Lots are well
located for Building purposes, as private
residences, and il not disposed Of prior 20
Saturday, he 27h Of Jaauoty, 1866,
will then be positively sold at Public Sale to
the highest bidder.
TERMS -One third cash, one-third in
six and the balance in twelve months, pur
chasers giving notes with approved security
for the credit payments bearing interest from
day Of sale.
On the payment Of the last instalment a
fee simple Title will be executed to the pur
chasers, clear Of Ground Rent or any other
incumbrance.
G. w. WEBSTER.
j. H. HoPPE, Auctioneer. janll-ts
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Etate NJ Il'WidD' iibau7h doceaaed.
NOTICE is hereby given thu, the sub.
scIibrr has obtained from The Orphans
Court Of Carroll county. ieiiHn Tosianen-
iary on the personal cststc Of VILLAS A.
g.ugn late Of tarroll cousty. Nd decd Az
persons having cains against ssid estate Rrc
hereby warned 10 exhibit The same with the
vouchers 10 the subscriber within siS months
FROM this date, otherwise they may by law bo
excluded from the benefits Of raid estate
Those indebted are requested TO make inn
mediate payment
ELIZABETH AIRAuGH
ianf.4ts Adninistrair,N
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True capy-Tedl
dcc2s3L VIZ. A. 1oKEiilg, ci'k
No s28 EQUITY

No. s23 EQEITY
n H., Circuit Court ,or CurroR rost,y
joel bJRap, THE Creditors q
g. john N'icf who
Michaci siiet others wete such prior 70
the 2Dfh day of November 1864, arr hereby
notified 10 10 thc.r claims daily Authenticated
with the Clerk of liis Court, ua 81 bciorr
The 9Th day of February nc1t oiervife itgy
mat be dcproyri Of The benefits aris3nRtrom
tac Trust Fund.
CnAs. r. REfFsNtpgg,
ani.4t Auditor.
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SAMUEL MULE.

AbsuioH Saith, ascfioaeeT.
will sell ms Farm at Priyate Sale, and
persons wishing 10 view i will be checr(ally
shown the premises BY the subscriber, living
on the place. Jani.u
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lust received at Fritchey & Co.'S. fine
ID line of Ladies Goats aud Circulars, the
best Of quality and latest styles; will warrant
them TO give entire satisfaction. Give US a
call, we are selling them cheap.
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Fifth, A Wood Lot, containing
,aJ ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS,

odl ANh~o VI AhtfFf sHbA*A W i+is''s'f
and Is situated about q miles South Of the
last above described Farm, and lies imma'
dnieIy on the "Old Franklin Road" aud
adjoins the Land Of Washington Nail! sud
other.
The Farm and Wood Lot on sam Greek
will bc sold on TrEsbAY, ftHEuARy 9th, on
the premises, ~ ! O'Clock, =. ". The Farm
to be sold FIRST, Tho balance of the. above
described property will be sold on the prem
iscs, on THrnsDAY, FEBgusgY sth, 90 10
o clock, A. 81. Possession Of Oh the prop.
erty given on the first day NJ April next.
ANY information ia regard 10 tho property
will be given by the Trustee, residing near
Hampstead, Maryland, or 10 regard 10 the
Sans Creek Land any information will be
given ON application to Hon. David W..
Nall, residing near by.
A Plat Of all the Land viii bc exhibited
on the day Of Sale.
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed Jg fLs
Court are one third part uf the purchase
money shall bc paid by the purchaser or pur-
chasers to the Trustee on the day0f Sale OF
upon the ratification thereof. and the residue
TO be paid in equal payments, che one "a be
paid in twelve months, and the other in two
years from the day Of Sale, with interest
from the day Of Sale, and TO bo secured by
the purchaser or purchasers notes sith sccu-
rity TO be approved by the Trustee.
CHARLES NJ. MURRAY,
Trustee
CRorr & RrpsSfpER,
ianII.ts Solicitors.
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Stable, &c, about Acres Of
AM which Is coveredw with thriving
IA ~ IN young Timber, the balance Is
h1a conveniently laid of in fields,
and is very highly improved land. This
property is about three hundred yards North
Of the above Farm on the Hanover Turnpike
Road,
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40 Acres more or less,

upon which is erected TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
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Fourth, A Farm containing
Oh 3D. Acreso Land

81 3D. Acres Land
more or less The only improvement upon
this Tract Of Land Is a large sWlTIER
BARN. This Land Is in very good state
Of cultivation, parl Of which has boen re-
Gently lined. The fields are laid Oh in Goa
venient size, and wa,eredj SamA' Creek runs
through portion Of this Tnct This Farm
Is situated on Sans Greek. 3 miles south
Of New Windsor, on the Franklin Road, and
adjoins Nails Mill property, Peter Engle
and others.
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There was fair supply Of Sheep in the
market last week, and they are selling at Ga
"a cts per ID gross for good Sheep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-27

THE RECENT FIRE.-Much credit is due
the Fire Brigade for the success which at
tended their efforts in preventing the
spread of the flames at the fire on Thurs.
day night. But for their energy the whole
block must inevitably have been de-
stroycd. The only delay that occurred
was occasioncd by the bursting of Sec
ton of hose attached to the Eighteenth
street steam fire engine, which happened
four times during the progress of the con-
tagration. We learn that the hose with
which this engine has been supplied is old
and almost worthless. Surely the Coun-
Gil ought to furnish the means of keeping
these machines in order, and u small ap-
preparation for the purpose of buying hose
would be money well spent. We call the
attention of the Council to this matter,
in the hope that it will he considered at
the next meeting.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAlNlNG
lin THE POST OFFICE At RlCHsloND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AUGUST 2! lssc. ,u ,u
IL no; called tor within "nt moah they VIII w
sent 10 the Dead Letter Once. =, ..,, o
To strangers or transient visitors IN q ato"m n'
city whoee special address may De uhhhoM Il,
should be marked on the lower ''hah" 'o'"''
with the word "transient. ,.n,
Place the postage stamp on the upper hard
corner and leave space between the sta'hp q n, m
direction for post marking without 'H'e''S
with the writing. ,,,..., ,,,,,s,
To obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
,hislist and nav one cent for Advertising
n B-A request for the return oi letter 10 tae
" riter If unclaimed within thirty days OF Iehs
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
office and State across the left hand end o the en-
vrInne' on the face side will be complied with.
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,> VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF

,....rs! In our midst, and the importance OF
..,y,lsblcevcry means 10 stay its progress,
f.r...ued informs the citizens Of Richmond
..taha.!rh.s possession an Indian recipe for
70 which has been used privately in many
1884,. ri, plsrrhra, Dysentery, and summer dis
.. s.uers!lv with great success, proving al
.s...t.e cure in every instance. During the past
-.. a.. travelling agent ofthe Baltimore and Ohio
..-..! IhAye had occasion 10 Try is virtues, and
... -,e r.uu.rui il unhes!tatingly 10 the public.
,sr~ cuGded to Mcs.rs BLUNT MoSELY,
r,.....'.. No. 1924 Main street Of this city, the
,,,,.,> 'or preparing tho mixture, and 1t can bs
...a.se4 un application 10 them.
LOUIS ZIMNER,
General Southern Agent
,s ,.-s Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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THE CHURCH HILL DEBATING SOCIETY.
A public meeting of this society was held
on Friday night last at Leigh-strcet Church.
A large number of persons were in attend
rancc. The exercises were opened by
Singing, which was followed by prayer by
the Rev. A. +. Dickinson. The introduc-
tory address was delivered by the Presi-
dent, b. Ii. Berry, Jr., who acquitted him
self very acceptably. Then came decla-
nation by K. II. Mullen, written by q
Gcorgi. lady, and entitled Virginia" f"
which was much applauded. The Grafton
By ii. A. Atkinson, Jr., though quite long,
was very interesting. lie touched freely
on political subjects, and cxtolled Virginia
and his remark that Virginia must be
governed by white men, Hunnicutt 4
Wardwell to the contrary notwthstand
ing" was greeted with loud applause. The
exercises were interspersed with singing
at intervals, some of which, by two choirs,
was really stunning or, as friend remarks,
more noisy than musical. The society
may be congratulated upon the success OF
its first public effort. The regular meet
ings are held on Friday nights at Spring
field Hall, and all the young men in that
vicinity are cordially invited to join.
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THE LATE FIBE.-At tho request Of Mr..
Wcathertord we publish the following
note:
"In justice TO Mr.. Newton, I state that
did not recognize him as the man who
left West, Beardslcy 4 Co.'S store on the
night of the fire. My statement before
the Mayor was that knew nothing of the
prisoner (Mr. Newton) that was pre-
sent when the fire broke out, and believed
it to be the work of an incendiary; but
did not recognize the man who left and
locked the door of the house in question.
Respectfully, &C.,
"JOHS l.. WEATHERFoRD."
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ExrELLED.-James 7. Ford, the fireman

ExrELLED.-James 7. Ford, the fireman
who was arraigned before the Mayor on
Friday for taking pair OF shoes, has been
discharged from the Fire Brigade. This
affair has very much surprised and grieved
Ford's friends, as he has always heretofore
borne an unexceptionable character, and as
a Confederate soldier in the late war he
displayed the most conspicuous gallantry.
He was disabled in one of the battles by
having his right arm so shattered as to
require resection.
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Port OF RICHMOND. Ararsr as and 20.

PORT OF RICHMOND. ACdrsr Is and 70.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanns, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passe ngers. J. II. Freeman.
Schooner Martha, Josie, Savannah, scrap iron,
Joseph X. Anderson l. Co.
Schooner Hope, Holland. Cabin Point, lumber,
e. Phillips.
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Norfolk, mer-
chandise, to captain.
schooner Julia, Delaney, City Point, coal, Nc.
Rowan Curtis.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Edgar, Fort Monroe,
merchandise, J. III. Freeman.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merehan-
disc and passengers, u. +. Watson.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
handise and passengers, 3. Ayres 4 Co..
steaIner State of Mary land, Trav.rs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. w. Curne:
Schooner &. w. Holmes, Crowley, New YORK,
wood
Schooner Messenger, Holden. Boston eta Nor
folk scrap iron, Rogers 4 Crowell
Schooner Napoleon, Nichols, New YORK, wood,
Mckowan G Curtis.
Schooner Franklin Pierce, Tyler, Manokin and
four other small craft.
BELOW.
British brig W. II. Biglow arrived At Drewry's
Buf al o clock p. NJ. yesterday. She 10 expected
up on high tide this morning Monday.
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THE ODD FELLOWS ExCrRsroN.-Roane
Lodge, No. 100, l. o. Of, will make an
excursion down the river this afternoon,
leaving the wharf at Rockets at 2 o'clock,
and returning at night "by the light Of the
moon." This affords fine opportunity for
our care-worn citizens to escape for a
brief period from the dust and heat of the
city, while the ladies and children who
attend will find the occasion one of great
enjoyment. Music and dancing will con-
tribute to the pleasure of the trip, and
the exclusion of all improper chafacters
will give assurance to refined persons that
nothing of a disagreeable nature will oc-
cur. Go; take your wife and children
along, and have good time.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
WHITE SULPHUR WATEK.

~ Z
es rtIy WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l"N CREESsRlEK COUNTY.
wstaveius,recetveda supply s, OF this
WAFER. n'Rscr FROM T. THE IS SrEiSoS, r IN aS,, =
tH' "' WIDE.
,,r,vn ,s valuable properties In the
~, ~ E,LIoCs DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
/. 10 JUDGEMENTS OF THE LIVER
.s,.a,a unnecessary to do more than ina Ike
.-,. .. '....aaac.toe"i ths'the water can be had.
."- ..aeut Of transporting the water was
....s Ia y.a!s ago -
er MAD HERE As PERFECT, AS TO
}. sysnr,L EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
rrr>H FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
,aa-e.,ed to JOHN +. CARING, White
Srr.rss. will meet with prompt attention.
49,, sG,s OF two dozen quart bottles. ZIP. 30.
IN quantities 10 suit purchasers by
r~gCEIL. LADD s CO, Druggists,
.yen., for the Virginia Springs Waters.
... t.stAc;
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A FIRE-PLUG LoOsE.-Yesterday morn
ing Captain Ellis, clerk of the First Market
caused fire-plug at the corner of Seven.
tcenth and Franklin streets to be opened
for the purpose of washing out the culvert.
After the water had run sufficiently long,
the Captain directed his men to turn OIL
the stream, but they found it impossible.
The screw had become fixed, and the
"grate skwirt" utterly refused to be
quieted. Additional assistance was called,
and after much labor and many wise sug-
gestons from bystanders, the plug was
gotten under control. The streets within
range were very handsomely washed of,
which will doubtless improve the sanitary
condition Of that portion Of the city.
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BALLOON AscENsIoN.-It is said that a
balloon will go up towards the moon some
time this afternoon. The corner of Twelfth
and Clay is the place from which they say
tho balloon will fly away. Ii the aspiring
eronaut, whose name we do not know,
makes any particular discoveries on his
skyward journey, or is SO unfortunate rs to
break his neck, the fact will be duly an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-27

THE COLORED BAPTIST CONVENTION
This body adjourned sine die at a late hour
on Friday night. No business of great i'm
portance was transacted on the last day be-
yond that which has previously been
reported. Although several white men
from the North were present up to the
close of the Convention, they signally
failed to get the control of affairs, and not
one of them was appointed on any CON-
mittee for present or future work. The
Rev. Florence Mccarthy made an attempt
to ingratiate himself in the favor Of the
colored people, but they "smelt MICE"
as the saying is, and gave him the cold
shoulder. The man Gladwin, who "loved
the negroes better than any people on
Gods earth," failed to receive any con-
siderable pecuniary reward for his hypo-
critical efforts. And so with all the long
faced interlopers from the North who
thrust themselves upon the notice of the
Convention. The reception with which
they were met, and the coldness with
which they were listened to, will not be
very apt to encourage them to repeat the
experiment.
The holy communion was administered
at a late hour on Friday night. The
crowd in attendance was so great that
both the body Of the church and the lee.
ture-r0om in the basement had to be
thrown open for the purpose. On yester.
day quite large number of colorcd per.
sons were baptized in Ebcnezer Church.
and the pulpits Of the several African
churches were occupied by visiting mi
niSters.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mayors CouRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
pIxG-SATuRDAY MORNING, AUGUST 25.-
Edward Smith was arraigned for being
drunk and lying in the street, and was re-
quired to give surety for his future good
behavior.
Thomas NJ. C. Turner was set back for a
similar offence.
Lizzie Edwards and Ann Johnston, for
trespassing on the premises of Charles
Johnston, were sent to jail.
Allen Antoine, soldier, for carclessly
driving against and inuring horse on
Cary street, was turned over to the mill
tary authorities.
Moses Harris, negro, charged with steal
ing mackcrel in the Second Market, was
sent on.
Frank Larman notorious young rogue,
was arraigned for stealing two boxes of
cigars from c. A. Brockmeyer. He was
discovered in the act of stealing the cigars
from Brockmeyer's store by gentleman
who was standing near by. The case was
continued until an accomplcc OF Larman
in the theft can be arrested.
George Taylor, negro, charged with hav-
ing in his possession a pair of boots, sto-
len from Messrs. Baldwin, Beall s. Co., was
sent on.
The case of Michael Kankic, charged
with an attempt to commit a rape upon a
little girl, was continued.
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KossuTH.-This celebrated horse arrived
in Richmond day or two ago after an
absence Of six years. He has lost nothing
by his travels, but, on the contrary, seems
in as good condition as when we saw him
trotting down Main street in the good old
times before the war. kossuth Is still the
property of Mr.. ii. j. Smith.