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PARpoSs.-The Governor on Tuesday
pardoned William Young, colored, con.
victed in the Hastings Court of Richmond
Of larceny, and sentenced to the city jail
for nine months.
Also, Abner w. C. Redmond, convicted
of murder in the Circuit Court of Char
Iottesvile, and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for fifteen years.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Lyme &
Brother sold on yesterday lot in Man
chester, fronting A feet on the west side
of Main, running back Ill feet, having
thereon a large store, dwelling, and other
improvements, for the sum OF 900; Peter
X. Morgan, trustee, becoming the pur-
chaser.
Mcssrs. Grubbs & Williams sold on yes
terday small frame dwelling in Sidney,
on Main or Elmwood street between Har-
vie and Short streets, the lot fronting Al
feet by $50 feet deep, for $495.
Also, a small frame store in Sidney, on
Main street opposite the Old Fair Grounds
the lot fronting 2l feet by 100 deep, fol
Sl1l.
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BOARDING. AND LODGING.

DEXTER HOUSE, tormerly Parish
/ House, } Oh arr ottssville Va, having recehuy
changed hands, and been rsftted ana reinr insed
~ give az good Accommodations, and ~ as reason
.bia terms az any house In any part OF rlsamon'
'ms,n"i Prop. ietors.
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CoMsIssIoEEK's OFFICE
M.scutgTyE. Aprii 10, 1881

Al ptrs0ns interested in the matters embraced
sn tAe foregoing interlocutory oIdeT OF ooult
is lyth day Of May 1857, al my once, In the Town
~ Meuch,ster, ~Len ard where shall proceed "
the said order al court All parsons claih-
3G. 10 be Credt0as Of said sstae or lhte-
Iested required 70 present their claims oeioIe
HN with all legal proofs necessaTy 10 sustain toe
tofa- aud 10 pruduc. such other evidence as inay
ts required u enable me to take account directed
y! III. said order Oi court.
JAMES A. CLARKE,
At I6-W4w Comm! -sioner.
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E.-All persons 70 ,, whoni nom
n we..rs, Bowman Gil and J. b: gu, dong rs
At ssnS ,Sss Ss.'Sts sssun.s ss"
i,sss,.S inoen,su. ~ M j A. CLARRSoN, Wyne"'''E'
Chsriotts ens county, Va, for adjudication
my l-3l
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HrOTIcE TO APPLICANTS FOR

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS ron
N ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-Ths Board oil oom
mi,sion,rs on Artiucial Limbs have entered into
Contract with Dr. DOUGLAS bly, to furnish AN.
titled TO III. benefit Of the appropriation made oy
the Legislature. -. .ouu,..,o,
nd m mann nfacturer and that no disappointment
NAV arise TO any party, It 10 important ths appi-
canis for iimbs observe the following order, viz
Lat every applicant furnish his name, post
once and county TO the Com missionen forthwith.
.. Applicants win not come to Richmond for
limb, until they receive orders TO do so.
. Applicants win be attended 10 In the order Of
Each sppiican, win receive . circular with In.
structons.
The presidents OF all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation to the applicants.
H. PElRPOlNT,l
W. TAYLOR, Commissioners.
Y. b. WATKINS,
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ExEcUTIvE.-Hamilton Helmes and IL.
B. Showalter were on Tuesday commits
stoned justices of the peace for District
No. ), Floyd county, in the place of I. W.
Williamson and Joshua K. Edmonds, re-
moved from the district.
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WHITE LEAD SToLEN.-Six kegs OF
white lead were stolen from the pavement
in front of Purcell, Ladd * Co.'s store on
yesterday. They were marked "P., l.. 4
Co., r." and as they have not been brand
ed, the police, who have been notified, may
be able to lind them.
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IN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT

IN CHESTERFIELD G X { l l i
4 COUNT I'm vacatonl, March IS, ls33
Thomas ' bAtks .IolnpdInah',
uguuaI
Edward .. Watkins's heirs and ais.
in Chancery.-EX from the Order made In this
Cause
at il ordered that one of the commissioners OF
rati court do audit and settle the accounts of the
defendant. Augustus n. urewry. lately admins
traitor OF kdwari o. Watkins deceased, and the
accounts al Benjamin III. Nash, administrator de
Esftis l.yfa Of said Edward -. Watkins, deceased,
r.arIIu. any former settlement Of accounts by tho
sa.I Dfrwry correct, unless the zane be sur
,#aTs-d aud faI,lII.d. said commissioner shall
also asutrtalu aud report the amount of dsses In
t.. hand. ufthe saId d"f-uddnts prewry and Nah,
t.N-tHIly administrators sfuT-sald. Said ComISs-
4rt shall also dtCeTta!u al the assets OF said de-
D,I,rt IS II. q. NatklusI estate, real and personal
as4 the value thereof and shall also ascertain all
tH. 0Islaudlug Liabilities Oi said estdte according
ta tl.r respective diguitIeb, dlsting gushing De
iwreIr4ta a. aTc secured by lien on the lhlestate
feaI estate explaining In what manner ana u
what extent suCh ClaiuIb are so secured sald
r#taf4&rr. .gutr rAaIl also convene before MIN the
rf,8tfofs VITO shall become parties To thlb SUIT on
tae lt4al terms, by notice by publication maae
tars d week for tour successive woeks IN some
Irwspa per published In the city OF Richmond,
when pub blfcAtiOn sha.l be equivalent TO personal
tefE.ts UI euCh notice. laid commissioner thdil
require ls.aI proof Of the claims so produced De-
fore Llu. and report such as are properly sue-
ta.nt4. aud report his proceedings, lnciudlnS any
ot-sr ma Ter which he may deem pertinent, or any
party may require 10 be specially stated
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY.................MAY l, 1867


INoTE.-All advertisements are classified, AZ
they are thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear nrst under each heading.1
PAGE. COLUMN.
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uETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

L ' ~
-. -,
If you want to feed weil
Won must call on Ietelie'
He's got lnucn lhlhe
For cooking game
Jns, call for what you wlsn,
Hes got every kind OF dlsn
Also champagne and sherry'
To make you merry
In snort, OF liquor every soit -,
That in the country can De poush''
In his line none can excel, y.,o,Ia
Thnf generous whole -sould man. Hste'le.
Written IN the book Of fdre oy d3'"'! ~ s"'''
ZgTELLE informs his old friends ana cur M hnnsa
and the kind public generally that hle ne rit
No ia0l near the corner Of Main and Iweiith
streets, Is now In complete order ~ ,nor
TRE ORDINARY, on the principal moor, 10 upon
the best plan, and meals are served In the hos' eu
DiNNE 20 served for PARTIES OF FGENTLEMs 81
in convenient and spacious rooms In the upper
part OF the house. For these entertainments the
choicest luxuries, both local and imported, are
THE LADIES' DINING ROOM and the LADIES
REPREsHMEST SALOON are located aud fur-
nish al with reference TO order and comfort Meals
NAV be taken IN the lining room with all the CON.
Tori and retirement Of home and in the elegant
sioop ice cream straw berries, and all huits,
viii he served in season. Tbs proprietor partcu-
iary Invites the lsdies to II csc apartments where
aar9rnm shall always be preserved, and where
ns best OF Refreshments and luxuries Will DO
promptly served. n,, .rvnar, of
the ciiy on Reasonable charges. :,
THEBAR OF the restaurant, on the main hoor j. ,
supplied with the very Dest hiuoi' anu 'o 0
coiipetent attendance. .,.,. ., .au and sss
rssp.ctfully urge my friends 10 can ana seg '1
htw cnmpi.tely my cuisine IL maintained III al
jts superiority; and ! Psitleaiary .Iias y, R,an.
moDd VINO sh"'' W S ZETELLE.
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hp 10 w4w

RCrIC SODA APPARATUS
CIV el,g.ure and convenience, should attract
tie attention OF all dealers IN soda water. For
tsEs gy WILLIAM IA. SCOTT,
an Manufacturers agent.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREST-
p1SG-TrfsDAY MoRNING.-Mayor Mayo
was in his seat again yesterday morning,
having returned from a visit to the country.
Y. b. Lancaster and Marshall Wooton
were brought up to answer the charge OF
contempt of court in refusing 10 obey a
summons as witnesses in the case of the
Commonwealth Us. Duke, charged with eX-
hibiting faro. They were required to give
surety for their appearance at the May
term of the Hastings Court.
James IIargravcs, one legged colored
man, charged with "makin' hisself dlSa-
greeable to his wife," was sent about Ills
business. 80,
Richard Jackson, colorcd, charged with
beating his wife, was committed in default
of $3.50 surety for his future good behavior.
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MRS, N. III. THORNTON
has taken the
RICHM ND OUsE,

on Governor and Ross streets, and will be pre-
pared by the 10th of April to accommodate permA-
nent, transient, day boarders, and members OF 'ne
Legislature. The rooms are large, airy, ana mana
somsiy furnished The location Is very eehu"''
and combines eyerythin to make 1t desirable.
an Sim
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HExR1Co CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE CHRIS
rr,x pREsIpING.-In this court yesterday
the Jury returned verdict Of "guilty !"
in the case of Thomas Howard, charged
with burglary, aud he was sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years.
In the suit of Patrick Benham rs. VIII
liam +. Harrison, William W. Alvis, and
others, in which the plaintiff sues the de-
PENDANTS for an assault and battery COM
mitted by them upon him in February,
1868, a verdict was awarded in favor OF
the plaintiff for the sum of $4,000.
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MILLS Il RYANT, TOB AcCO EN-. y.
MI CHAsGs. RICHMOND. VA, BRokshs and md
COMMISSION MEScsaSSIss fSr mi pTrcsHccos.
sale OF LsAF and hui adrsnee. made on con.
.lsnmsn. refer e .,ns. A. + ht.nsr 1.n.s raosas Jr
Co., New 7 ork Aessf' jy A-ts
Boston, Mass ---=-=
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IRON, IRON.-2OO tons ENGLish SD
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DROWN, DILLARD Il Co, ,s
COTTON FACTORS,
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO AGENTS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
2l4 Front street, corner OF Adams Memphis iehh''
will give strict attention to the sale oi All con.
signments entrusted to their care LiDorn cAan
advances made on consignments In naho. neHiE
tanc-s promptly made on All sai-s
JoBSJ BaowS. formerly Of the nrm OF Deane
JAMES Z. DILLAxD late with Crowder Co..
Memphis. al ,.s n. co,o
county, Miss. ap A-dimasWr.m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sE GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-We will
sell THIS MORNING. at the request OF A. n
Crump, High Constable. commencing at loo'cioek
At the store occupied by A. Wolf, his entire stock
of GROCERIES. In this stock are some valuable
and desirable goods. We ask the attendance OF
the trade A. !. STOKES CO.,
nv 1t hnctoneerH.
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SUPREME Court OF ArrEALs-ALL THE
JUICES rRES ENT-TUEsDAY MORNING.
The case of Barnum and others IS. Frost
and others, upon an appeal from decree
pronounced in the Circuit Court OF Mat
thews county, was decided byailirmlng the
decree of the lower court.
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sF- on TIE FAR DISTANT PRAIRIE
aud in our own sunny land, on every toilet is
found CHALFANT's COCOA CREAM. Who would
Only FIFTY CENTS.
Ask for CHALFANT'S; take no other. For sale
by all druggists. my It's
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ERESH CREAM CRACK Err y,
II fresh ARROW ROOT CRACKERS, fresh PIC
NICK CRACKERS, inst received and for sale.
ap25 STEVENS & PkGRAM, oil Broad street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Pull
X, LIAM & CO, AUCTION gERs, REAL EsTATk
LGENTs, and C6aNlssIoa MERCHANTS. (for-
msrly No. } Wall street, have removed to the
large and commodious wsrsroons 40. u rear
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect
fully solicit consis snmsnts OF nanufsetursd .nd
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon me con.
esrn In the past, they respectfully soneit a,.
TO afford satisfaction 70 lhslr patrons; : %
piLKlNTos. PnLLlA,a ,s.n,s' . sv.nd and
Commission Merchants, No. u Pearl street.
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on DEPOSITS.
|. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
X. A. Paine, l.. d. Crenshaw, w. K. Quarles,
wm. n Lyons, Jr., X. +. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, H. b. Wetsiger, ship,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchln-
K. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
w L. Binford J. W. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
]. A. Belvin. w +. Gray w. Z. Tanner,
T. u. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. NJ. Nowlin.
The security offered To depositors Is undoubted,
and the Institution should commend itself TO all
Glasses.
The attention of all in city and country Is called
TO this institution. Hero they will find security,
convenience. and profit. Sums az small as one
dollar may bs deposited, and six per cent. interest
received on same.
once hours from . A. NJ. to Z. NJ. on Saturday
from . A. NJ. tos 7. M, and from 4 tosP. NJ.
10 l3-dSswts
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"To the President and Board Of llanaJcrS
Of the Odh,cood Memorial AsSoclatto".'
The question of the celebration of the
coming 10th of May, after careful discus
sion, was decided by the adoption Of the
following:
"Resolced, That the observation of the
anniversary on the 10th of May OF this
year be omitted"
After which the meeting adjourned.
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MEETING OF THE OAKwooD MEMORIAL
AssocIATIoY.-A meeting of the lakewood
Memorial Association was held at the
Third Presbyterian church yesterday.
The meeting was called to order by Rev.
p. B. Price, who offered prayer.
BY request of the ladies, Mr.. Plumcr
Grctter acted as secretary.
The report of the committee appointed
to revise the constitution and bylaws of
the Association was next read by Rev. Mr..
Price. The report was received and adopt
ed. A good many amendments were re-
ported which are OF but little Importance
to the public.
The following report Of the Treasurer
was then read and adopted:
"Since our annual meeting in October
we have received quite number OF con-
tributions from our own and other States.
The following are among the most impor-
tant: 81 900 from the Legislature Of North
Carolina; 1892 from Galveston, Texas,
through Rev. Lucius Baldwin, being the
proceeds of concert held for the Asso-
citation: SAP from Scott county, Ky.
Sll2.50 from Alabama. In addition 10 the
above, we have from time to time received
various smaller amounts, making IN thc
aggregate the sum of S231. We have also
received letters from the States OF South
Carolina and Georgia promising each the
donation of $1,000, which we hope soon to
receive.
Actuatcd by desire to forward as
much as practicable the pecuniary intc-
rests of the Association, We held feast,
and thereby raised the sum of $3.50; which,
considering the disadyantageouS circum-
stances under which we labored, exceed
ed our most sanguine expectations.
ave are happy in the belief that the
work for which our Association was organ
lied is progressing as well and as rapidly
as, under the present dsorganzed condl-
ton of our country, we have any reason to
expect or hope to believe.
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THE B1/.1dR.

The successful operations of the Bazaar
seem in no wise to have been Interrupted
by the threatening weather Of the last day
or so, nor has its success been at all abatcd.
Among the visitors there on Monday eve.
ming were some of the small folks from Ell
linger & Foote'S company, who attracted a
great deal of attention and created much
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNyENTIoN.-Wc
are authorized to say that delegates at
tending the meeting Of the Southern Bap
fist Convention TO be held in Memphis tho
9th of May will receive return tickets
free by paying full fare at Lynchburg. IN
the roads to Lynchburg the same prlfl-
lege will be allowed by presenting GER
tificate of membership from the secretary
of the Convention.
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HARDWARE.


METALLIC TAPE LINES FOX
NlENGINEERS' USE.-Chestsrmans patent, IS.
sorted lengths my own importation, just TO hand
i'0ni N'o CHARLEs J. sINToN,
ap2s lt8s Main street.
TIRBY, BEARD IL CO.'S NEE
N DLES-l50 100 OF these superior SEWING
ING NEEDLEs-sharp's, Betweens, Darnsrs and
Ground Downs, for tdilors' use, just received per
CITY OF and for sale In quantities to SUIT
purchasers The attention Of the ladies and All
who want a really superior article Is respsem,iaiy
solicited. CHAhLES > sis ius.,
ap23 Is'' 'a''i % ''o
IRON. IRON.-2OO tons ENGLISH
/ REFINED IRON in store and receiving, eM-
bracing full assortment OF
Round, Square, and Flat Iron,
Oval Hall. oval, and Half-round iron,
Horse. shoe Nail rod, and Scroll Iron,
Band Hoop, and Sheet Iron,
s tons Swsdss and Country Iron, assorted.
ALSO,
Naylor's Cast Steel. square, octagon, ana nat
EIxlish and American Blistsred stsel,
German and Spring Steel,
English and Russia sheet iron,
Block Tin, Spelter, Zinc, &c, sc:
NH II Z. q 0. "ohihAn w.
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GEORGE H. oRIcHToS'
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FACTOR IN GRAIN, FLOUR, COTTON, LAND,
PLASTER GuANo. AND FERTILIZERS,
No. 81 PEARL srKgEr, NEW YORK.

Rsfsr to William Il. Parrish. ESQ, Richmond,
Va. Msssrs. William Criehton Son, Baltimore,
Md. ao"-"
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CARRIAGES, &c.
EORGE A. AINSLIE,

4 EOfSUE n. aINoIICi
~ MANUFACTURER AND "
DEALER IN CARRIAGks,
No. 10 Tenth STREET. BErwEEs MAIN AND CARY,
would In form his friends and the carriage using
public that he Is building CARkI AGES, BUG
uIEs ROCKAWAYS, and WAGONS OF superior
quality Also that be is having built to order, by
the best manufacturers at the North. all the iAte
to exhibit as complete an assortment az can Do
found. -.
Major H. Fl. SELDHs IL engaged with me, ana
will be pleased to see his Old friends. ap los
TOHN J. OSBORN " co, 81"
D MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL Nv
ERS in CARRIAGES, HARNESS. 40, having Ie-
moved theirrepo.itory from seventh street 70 NO;
manufactures, A fine stock OF PLEASURk CAN
RIAGES OF every variety and description, 70
which they Invite the attention OF the puDlc.
70
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ZrTrlIE has made decided hit in his
new restaurant on the north side oil Main
street. near the corner oi Nam ana
Twelfth. He has put everything about his
establishment in the completest order. Ills
kitchen is admirably arranged, and all the
dopartments of the house are so disposed
and ordered as TO preserve system, conVe-
nience. and comfort. The rooms are hand
somely fitted up, and the attendance Is
excellent. We need say nothing OF the
viands. The proprietor is too well known
90 caterer and cook to need word in this
community.
most admirable feature of the house
is the ladies' dinng-room and the ladies'
ice cream saloon. In these, the most re-
spectable ladies will find everything un-
eyceptionab!e, whether with reference to
the entertainment or the decorum and
comfort of the place. They are admirably
furnished. Such an establishment is a
great convenience. If anything goes awry
in household economy, atamily may repair
to Zetelle's and enjoy there meal with
all the quiet aud retirement OF the home
stead: or they may order 1t, and have il
brought promptly 10 their home.
Zetelle's art and Zctellc's larder, we ap
prehend, will spoil people. They are too
good for these times. Nevertheless, i
takes plenty of provisions and the mos
generous food to sustain men in grea
troubles; and in this view our artist is /
public benefactor! Success and long lit
| 10 him
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81 UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.

SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
&c. ~ -
NJ fs
children and nurse; Mr., Welsh sad two children, Mrs.
ana sps a a s
~ NJ M s ips
Mr. Schultz, Mr. Romman MIR Graham. lady and daashter
4 IT. STsSSl:s &
dsrson M SaRsy. lady three children and nar:s NJ
ssa s;s Ss Bpfsss% u Miss %
coatn NJ johnson Mr. iryins " sssS: o.eos.. .aS
s5s RsR ssss
N: viz
nS LADY Mr. nass'oS aRd LADY M rS:ses Mr. NJ
Masan
snd s Mr. n ady oa ana
Wood and I've asushe 3 Mr. McQuade, nj FordJ
Esss ri NJ, Ssss Ma
Bns1 % yasn WIZ Mrs. vI
Hopkins lady children and servant and 4O6 tie stessas
Departures.
OK Kinney me sspoF Msraao fases.
9 Ne sSd wo sss
xaiia' Charles M:: 0ssS:
ana '' ars Rose nss o
I nas 'a es NJ:
Hass Henry Wrz and others i IL the ss Ss
ccss Goo, The s1o.S RI. ms1o
don and Mrs kingdom Charles Laszlo and Mrs Laszic,
William Otimann, Joseph Gates Frank Cornell Miss Mllers
II Patterson, J cheever. W Vaughan Martin, VIM CAY
and Mrs Gay Kate Tavernann.
LiyTnrool -s,eamship City Of London-Jas n Richars
Mrs Rich ardson Richardson Samuel Bewloy. Miss
Bewley a Bewisy de sablo Jansor; Mr. sn,ms and
Bates ana wife oceyn bartto and brother Flavi and
wife, Y McDermo, g Behzng. wife and nurse MRS To-
two children nurse, II Wick, Graham, u
Cooe, Mr. House. Mr. Clarke Rev Robt Warren and wife r
Dore r Anie1toy Hofschlager, Miss Wilson, SARAH
erson. Pensione aud wife Chambers and wife, q
Chambers. q McJurl.n r. J Delaney, Schiedner Mrs
Kendall. 2 stratton Martin Herman, Grihth, Lewis
Ludovid Miss 1orry DIR John Morris, Wynento, wife,,
child and servant, Col Roderck Count honyiech and
LospoS AID BEEsr-steamship Cea-simpson Hor-.
James Foirhcr Mrs Susan Fisk. John Fisk Miss
Lula Fisk VIM Pollock, Jules vinot Margaret vtnot
and Ceyre wife and family Robt Cox, Mrs Ellen
Morgan Miss Bena 0ughton Adophe Farks Miss Clara
Barrow Miss Martha Hollis Benz Coreney Ledia CoreA
ney Madame Dubois Mrs Christenert and family Henry
W Warden. Etienne Memard, John Barton. Arthur Bell.
VIM Snow. Chas CraInon Robert Wood, Snowden Kirk,
Chas Outlet, Mrs Day Patrick Carroll, Louise Schena
and child Tho Simpson. Ed Evans. wife and family
seph Macven, Chas J smith. Chas Murphy, Alexander
Patterson, Edw Concklyn Mrs Ritter ana child Alf.ed
Sullivan Led Hapin Mrs Alice Halenbeck, fred w CO.
feney-and others IN the Storage.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey CITY.

TEE RAILROAD OBsrErcroSs CLEARED ORR was re-
marked in Yesterdays HgaALp. In connection with the
effects Of the late storm that trac the Baltimore
and Washington Railroad would probably be suspended
for time, owing the food which swept across
the line OF aiIfoad between the places mentioned
Yesterday, however, all the trains arrived showing that
communication Is again complete. No other INES rum
ming through New Jersey have been affected.
ARREST FOR PEsJuRv. -Kaurman Baum, residing at
"A Newark avenue, arrested Friday on charge
OF perjury II alleged that a between the &C
cuscd and David Silbcsten. which was 10 be heard BY
Justice Quaife Baum obtained . postpouement on the
ground that an important witness was absent and was
outside tho State OF New Jersey THIS statement soes-
TEN pronounces falsehood, and charges that Baum
knew II to be such when making tbc allegation The
accused was held to bail by Justice Beford.
Newark.
sERrors Bcrsrxe AccpsSr.-A young lady named
smith. tn the employ Of Mr. C. G. Hinss. was quite
severely burned yesterday morning While snceavor.
ing 70 light Gre her clothes swept N the flames and
caught nre, and before aid could reach her she was
badly burned about The loWer portion o. her body Mr.
Hines also hal mis- hands bay burned in endeavorisg
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