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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-24

PERSONAL W. Patton, of To-
wanda, Pennsylvania, arrived in the city
on Saturday, and is stopping at the Bal
lard House. There are also quite num-
Der of students from Washington College
and the Military Institute, on the way to
their homes in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Mis-
souri,, and this State, stopping at the same
hotel. The latter give cheering accounts
of the unprecedented success of General
Lees COLLEGE.
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LOOK AT THE RUINS - Aye, look at the ruins Of
what were once magnificent sets OF teeth to be
seen everywhere In society. Look at them, and
ask yourself il II is not marvellous that such de-
sruction is permitted, when, simply by using
sozoDoSr any teeth, ho,Cever yrogite, may be pre-
served from decay or blemsh as long as life
lasts? 1e D-eodlw
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PuoToGRAMs OF JUDGE Lyons We
have received from Mr.. Davies, OF the Lee
Gallery, most excellent card photogram
of Judge Lyons, with mourning borders.
The picture was taken lately from hte'
and is accurate and well finished.
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auction Sales This Dan.

SAMPSON JONES, JR, & Co. will sell at loJ
O'Clock good stock Of groceries, wines, and
liquors.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS will sell at & o'clock, on
the premises, two brick stores nd dwellingsi in
Locust alley.
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DIvIDEND.-The Board of Directors OF
the National Bank of Virginia have de-
clared dividend of five per cent. out ol
the profits of the past six months, payable
on the lst July.
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The CHILDREN's Hour, edited by I. S
Arthur, and Merymafs Monthly for July
have been laid on our table by Turner
news agent, No. 20 Thirteenth street
These magazines are both full Of illustra
tiops and stories suitable for the children
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THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HOLLY
WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Will meet
this afternoon at o'clock in the lecture
room of DR.. Hoge's church. y full at
tendance is requested, as business OF I'M
portancc will come before the meeting.
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Plug COUPLING LosT.-COmpany &C.
while going to the fire on Saturday night,
lost from its reel brass plug-coupling
They are hard to procure, and the finder
will do public service by returning it to
the engine house on Eighth street.
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g SUTHERLAND, G U n MAKER,
-. Richmond Va, importer and manufacturer OF
Pistols Guns, Rides, Pocket Cutlery, Fishing
Tackle Base-balls and Bats, Gunmakers mate
riaI,e etc, has Just received splendid assortment
Of sportsnsn's articles, consisting In part OF
Double and single Guns Powder fIasks' Oaps'
Powder Game Bags, Shot Of ALI sizes,
Balls Caps, Cartridges, Ticklers,
Ivory Pearl, and Silver mounted Pistols, one
TO seven barrels;
Fish Hooks, Lines, Rods, Flies, Baskets, etc ,
making his assortment complete and respectfully
invites his friends and the pubic to glye MN 4
ITI,N.r,L -. 10 II
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A CARD.-The undersigned, design
n ing to carry on GENERAL sTANE BuSl
any 1uantity, by contract or otherwise, to bs de.
livered at their yard the south side Of the dock
adjoining Mayos tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages on theii
plan Of conducting the business they can offer In
ducements TO parties to sell TO them.
Post. office address, box 80, Richmond.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT IL. FlTZHUGH,
tnta Hapf
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CITY TAXEs.-Very few persons have
yet called at the City Collectors office to
pay their taxes. This is the last week al
lowed by law, and if as many go every day
as can be accommodated, it will require
all the time to receive the taxes. II not
paid on or before Saturday, ten per cent.
will be lost by the TAXPAYER.
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81 TURBR AND DEALER, No. 1911 Eagle EXn
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, IL now
IN receipt OF all the staple and fancy s,ylss~A
chant. Of Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find In this stock the very beet assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade Is respectfully
solicited His experience OF upwards Of thirty
years In the trade in Richmond justiHes him In
saying that he knows what kind OF goods will suit
the people and he Is determined TO keep them,
AInongs the latest styles eiyed are ths Bon.
lsvards,h "Cordoyas," Black Crook" new
style "Saratoga," So. sc. NH
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WAREROOMs.-

FURNITURE WARER0OMS.-Al
II ways on hand q large assortment OF farlor,
Chsmbsr and Dining room FURNITURE, ward:
robes Bureaus Bedsteads, Wsshstands, Cane and
Wood seat Chsiis, Arm and Rocking Chairs, HAIR
and shQck Mattresses, and other articles TOO hu'
m.rous 10 mention Call and examine for your.
ssIy.s. HABLlsToN BROTHER,
No. se5 Main street, coIper Ninth.
Two STOKES for rent, on Cary between MINI
and Tenth streets. sp'-u
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REAL estate SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin x Apperson made sale on Satur-
day of Il tract Of land in the county Of
Sussex, on the Norfolk and Petersburg
railroad. The tract contained 1888 acres,
more or less, aud sold for $4,000. Pur-
chaser, John F. Boone, Of Kent county,
MARYLAND.
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SIGN EMPORIUM
IL Sign PAINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXR lfTgn rR1MPTLY AND ON SATisPAC-
TOBY TG9aS At THE ABOVE ESTABbiSh,,
hEHT By L. l.. MONTAGUE BON, TENTH
kTKkkT BELOW NAH. My s-n
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REGISTER IN Monroe WARD TODAY
GIVE TINE TO MECHANICS AND CLERKS TO
REGGsTER.-But three days remain to COM
plctc the work Of registration in Monroe
Ward. There are at least six hundred
white voters in the ward who have not re-
gi>tcrcd Many Of these have not been
able to attend because Of the hours fixed
10y the officers to receive the yoterS-trom
s 4. VI. to II. VI. The working men 60
to their places Of business at halt-paSt q
4. NJ, and do not suspend their laborS till
6 =. NJ. Many of them take their dinners
with them, and do not pass the rcgiStra-
tion Office when it is open. Now, either
the hours should be changed, or the pro-
prictors of the factories, workshops, and
stores of city should inform all their em-
ployes that from II to 2 o'clock to-day, to-
morrow, or the next day, will be given
them to register. Some have already
agreed to do this, and We hope it will be
universally done, and that notice will be
given this morning Of the arrangement.
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xlr b. ROBINS. RNAL ESTATE

wv b. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
w AND GENERAL AGENT, office northwest
corner Main and Eleventh streets lin the National
Bank OF Virginta). Richmond, Va, gives special
attention TO the RENTING OF HOUSES and the
COLLECTION OF RENTS. The patronage OF
friends and the public collected.
Has for sals over 200 FARMS and places In Vir.
ginia comprising upwards Of ,OCo ACRES OF
LAND, from choice to common, at reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists:
Is also agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company Assets over $1,000, 900 Plan purely
mutual w, b. ROBINS, Agent.
Office northwest corner Main and
Elarnnfh ltrpals RicnInnnl- VA.
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| Mr.. Young, with emphasis, said: Well,
what did he do with herr
| Mr.. Johnson: God only knows. Am
to be held accountable for the disappear
ance Of my wife?
S. K. Phillips testified J. J. Phillips
was at my house on the last of February
or 1st Of March, and left, saying that he
was going to Mr.. Priddy's. He was in
company with my brother and Mr.. John
Bell. / do not remember the exact date.
He was also there on some day between
the 10th and goth Of February. Did not
remember of his being there and taking
dinner on the 18th Of February.
Josiah Ford sworn am well acquaint-
ed with .Teter Philips. He rode in the
buggy with me and my wife in the latter
part of February said he was going to his
aunt's, and did not say where he had been.
Charles Phillips deposed Jeter Phillips
is my nephew. He has always borne very
fair character. / live in Sidney, on the
extension of Cary street. The accused
was at my house on the Tuesday after the
2lst of February (26th). / cannot recol-
lect whether he stayed all night.
Mr.. Spalding announced that the evil
dence for the defence was now closed, and
was preparing to commence the argument
when the court interrupted him to state
that no argument could be heard before
Monday morning.
Mr.. johnson: If your worship please, /
am under the necessity of leaving the city
on Monday in order to attend to some busi-
ness for the State, and would be exceed
ingly gratiied if you could allow us each
ten minutes for argument.
Justice NcttleS | am familiar, Mr..
Johnson, with the "ten minutes" of
counsel, and do not feel willing to grant
the request. 1t is now after o'clock, and
we have been seated here without adjourn
ment since 10 o'clock this morning. The
court will now be adjourned.
Mr.. Johnson Will your worship then
grant me ten minutes for my own few re-
marks. assure you that if | expected to
leave town for pleasure, | should not ask
it, but it is imperative that / should go.
The rest of the argument may be heard on
Monday.
Justice Nettles have decided to adj
iourn, sir, as it is now quite late.
The court therefore adjourned to meet
at 10 o'clock this morning, when the argu-
ment will be heard on both sides.
REGISTER AT LARGE APPOINTED.-L. l..
Holmes, of the Freedmen's Bureau, has
been appointed register at large for Frank
lin county, vice former appointce, dis
placed by disqualification. He will at
once proceed to the scene Of his duties,
and will commence registration after giving
ten days notice.
REGISTRATION commences to-day in the
first magisterial district Of HenriCo cOun-
ty. This district embraces all the terri
tory lying between the Williamsburg road
and the river. We sincerely trust that its
qualified voters will not manifest the in
difference which seems to prevail in other
portions Of the county. The books will DC
opened at Carter'S store.
The citizens Of Monroe Ward will also
have an opportunity land it will be the
LAST to register their names to-day. Let
every man who is not disqualified 60 to
the CO,ncr Of Grace and Second streets
and do his part to prevent the city and
State from falling into the hands Oi the
lIunnicutt party.
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4 GREAT BARGAlN.-Ihe under
n si,.,ad wishing TO close their business, offer
Tor sais al greatly reduced prices lot OF DRuGs
and MEDICINES. and many other articles usually
goods hays all be en- purchas since the war, and
aIl ths furniture is new Any person wishing 10
90 into the drug business will md II to his inle-
prst 10 examine our stock, which we are willing
TO sell considerably lower than can be purchased
sIsewh.re. J.R. GOODWIN Co,
il Iits Fincasils, Va.
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Boarding 0nd LOdging.

DOARD.-A few PERMANENT and
- DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated on
Franklin street. second door from the corner OF
Eighth. Y o. rs. It's
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MONTICELLO HOUSE.
M No. 1885 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth.
RTCuNOND VA.

Mrs. p. X. STUBS, PROPRIBTRRss,
formerly OF the National House, Broad street.
This house IN situated In the most business part
OF the city within a short distance OF the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
ments to the travelling public. TERMs only TWO
DOLLARS per day. le IL
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL p. J. CREw d CO..
(suceessors to G. Crew Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos us, lis, and III. Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, virginia
have now In factory 3 large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade at such prices as Will
make II to the interest Of all 10 pa,ronIs this home
mandatory. Je h-'m
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS.-I have formed q business connsc-
ton with Messrs; Murphey Troutman, Zeal hs-
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, FOR
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsylvanians desiring TO remove to this state.
On application, In person or by mail, VIII wlth
pleasure furnish any having land Tor sale spe-
cifc information on the subject.
]. d. IMB0DEN, Attorney at Law,
an 20 -ts Richmond. Va.
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PUBLIC DEBATE AND ORATIoN.-A fine
audience Of ladies and gentlemen assem-
bled in Springfield Hall on Friday night
at the public meeting Of the Church Hill
Literary Society. The principal attraction
of the evening was a fine Grafton composed
and delivered by DR.. Wilmer HodgSon
The orators theme was paradise Lost,
and il was treated in an original and mas.
terly manner. DR.. Browns defamation
ON Washington's Prayer was well rem
dered after which, several members OF
the society took part in the debate on the
question ais there more pleasure in the
contemplation of fact or fiction :" DR.
Thomas L. Browns speech on the afirma'
tive was q fine composition, and well de-
livered. Messrs. White and Handy spoke
in favor of the negative the society sns'
taininx them in vote on the merits OF the
argument. The exercises were brought
to q close at very late hour but the au
dieuce seemed to have enjoyed the eve
ming.
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,Spccim Notices.

HaNDSOMEST DRESS GOODS In
|THE CITY, AT A. HIRSH cos We have
Inst received splendid lire of the newest styles
FRHNCR LSNoES,
MOZAMRlQUBS.
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES,
JACoNETS, LAWNS, &C.,
vhich wecan offer At prices far below market
ralae. they having been purchased at a re-
cent closing out sale in New York, which will
rore than compare with our already reduced
sT.0s.
We would especially call the attention Of the
n#ln, 10 the above facts, and respectfully invite
,her. 'o call early. A. HlRSa & CO..
.. ls-ts 627 Broad street
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4 SHLAND H0TEL, HANOVER
n COUNTY, VA.-The above old establ lished
Hotel Is now opon for the accommodation OF
FAMILIES and TRANSIENT BOARDERS for The
SUMMER SEASON. Every effort will be made TO
make this place ,,,,,
A COMFORTABLE AND PLEASANT sUhMbh
RESORT
for persons desiring retirement and recreation:
PRICE FOR BDARD.........,..s2S PER MONTH.
PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES or SUPPERS
furnished at short notice on reasonable terms.
Orders left at J. X. MoUSTCAsTLEs or BIssCH-
BERG Co.'s, Broad street, will meet with promp
attention.
ap 2O-eod2m MRS. w. A. WYATT.
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nuFSTIONS OF IMPORTANCE.

HUESTIONS OF IMIONIANOlSs-
NJ Question w here can you get hrst- a6RD
rate Heelsd Rosetted slipper for sec.
Answer.-At' NJ. GuNST'S, tlI broadv "
| between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Question. Where can you get a Ladys
"Iie Inswer'Wat "a MICHAEL GUNsT's, AT Broad be-
tween Fourth and Filth streets.
Question. Where can you get Misses Goat
answer.wIt MICHAEL GUNsT's, All Broad be.
tween Fourth ard Fifth streets.
Question Where can you get aCniius Lea
ther and Morocco Boot for soc.
Answer.-At NJ. UUESTs, az Broad pet"eeh
Fourth and Fifth streets
81 and shoes for 81 So ,..
pon,sh and Finh s,reets jeE
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8lrllmond nispatrh.
MONDAY...................JUNE "a, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH y" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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RICHMOND COLLEGE Commencement
The annual celebration Of the Mu Sigma
Rho Society of Richmond College will
take place at the First Baptist church on
Thursday evening next. An interesting
time is expected. Smiths band will be
present. An essay will be read by c. F..
James, Loudoun county, Va, and an ora
tion delivered byP. b. Reynolds, Roanoke
county, Va.
The commencement exercises of Rich
mond College will occur on the following
day in the same church at III o'clock A.
NJ. Hon. II. l.. Montague, of MiddleseX,
will deliver an address, and Rev. John Z.
Long, Of Albemarle, will recite poem.
Valedictory address and presentation OF
diplomas to students by Rev. T. q. Jones,
d. D., president of the college.
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REGISTRATION IN THE COUNTY.-The
books of registration for the second magis.
terial district were closed on Saturday
night, and the following result was an
nounced: Whites, las; colored, PIC. Ma
iority of colored voters, 6S.
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TILE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c.

IRRIVAL OF A DISTIN. efAa
A GnfsaeS IN iNDIyIDUAL.-Our friend
HENRY 0UNsT. 1881 Main street, bstwsenv
Fifteenth and Seventeenth, has just ar; ~. ~.
accommodation OF his numerous friends mas
ZOO psirs splendid LADIES' GAITERs az 1i.5s,
200 pairs VERY PINE LADIES 'AifAse !"
200 pairs dHILns PATENT LEATHER HEEL.
200 oairs CUiIb'S PATENT LEATHER SLIP.
PBRs WITHOUT HEELS at Soc,
100 pair CALFSklN SCHOOL SHOES,
In fact the bts and cheapest stock OF Mems b0y.,
womsn, and Girls Boots and Shoes ever offered 20
this impov srished community. Give him tria!,
and satisfy yourself that this lie no humbug a
nne ssortnent Of Ladies' and Gentlemen sTrsvei'
ling Trunks always on hand: EemsmDer
HENRY GUNST, 1891 Main street,
l. fon- &c., haIn,x Inl's dry goods store.
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ct. CHARLES HOTEL,
~ GORNRR MAIN AND RlRrEENT

ST. OH A kills. HOTFD,
- CORNER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This first class and popular Hotel, having recent
ly been thoroughly repaired and newly FURNISHED,
Is now open for the reception Of guests.
Being situated on the main street OF the city,
convenient to all the railroad depots, steamboat
landings and principal business houses, together
with its superior table, comfortable accommoda-
tous, and fare reduced TO $3.50 per day, IL IL the
most desirable house for the travelling public 10
stop at while in the city.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steamboat
landings to convey Passenger TO the hotel.
10 l2-5m W. j. BABCOCk, Proprietor.
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REDUCTION YET.
CHARLES J. GBINNAN
JESSE J. UNDBRHILL,
deals In every style Of


deals In every style Of
BOOTS, SHOES, AND PAPER COLLARS.
We are continually making additions TO our
stock and ara ready at all times TO sell NUS uh
der the market prce.
We have cheap as wen az niIs go D. Sno,sis o
make first quality French Calf Boots, balinoIas'
or Oxfords which viii warrant 10 give 'a.ls'
faction. Call and satisfy yourselves my %
TUST RECEIVED at 1920 Main r161
- street, another lot Of those MiNEBS
NAILED BROGANS: also. CANNASSV
BALMORALS, for base. ba' players, for
sale at very low prices. All are invited TO cali De-
fore buying elsewhere. II. NJ. 9AsTON,
lgo Ma street.
r WIypRgF salesman. my IL
GREAT REJOICING IN1tv
NJ RICHMOND.-lt Is a notorious fact
that A. GUNST & CO., No. sos Broadly ~
street between Fifth and Sixth streets, -.
| are selling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SHOES OF every description In the city. We are
| daily rscaivp nsw accessions to our already
large and wellselected stock OF boots shoes, hats,
and trunks Of tn latest ,tyles and the best make,
prices tn lat fail TO suit all that In want
OF such goods Jrst look at this price list and
then call and examine our s.ock: Ladies' Caters
and Morocco Shoes OF all kinds, at from St.?o TO
S3 Baby shoes, S5c., and upwards nice Morocco
Slippers for ladies'. 6Oc. Splendid Mems Shoes
and Caters, from So to $3.50; Splendid Mems
Boots, from S2 SO to 80 and many other articles In
proportion, too numerous to mention.
Custom work made TO order, and repairing neatly
done.
Country merchants will find II to their advantage
to call on us before making purchase
myl5 No. 6eS Broad street.
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rNO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD H0UsB,(
RICHMOND, VA, May 9i, 1867.
REDUCTION OF PARE.

The undersigned determined to keep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility 10
IN. travelling public, has reduced tbs fare to
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY: The well. earned
and spread reputation OF this favorlts motel
Tsnders IL Unnecessary for the proprietor 10 say
mora IN an that no effort his part SHAH Do want
ing To make il squai any nrstciass hotel In this
conntry-NORTH or SOUTH.
n has been recently rehtted and newly furnished
hrough hout and nothing that can promote the &C m
foIt and convenience OF his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past fsvors. the undersigned solieits
continuance from his for mer patrons and the pup'
lie generally. JOHN r. BAbLAhp,
my Ats froprletof.
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HOI1aE. CORNER OF

DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS, RICH
MOED, yA-This commodious and admirably:
and newly painted, IL now open and prepared TO
accom- date TRANSIENT, PERMAHEST, and
DAY BOARDRBS. The rooms arc large, alry'
and handsomely furnished, the location central
and combines every thing desirable. Terms mode
rate. my $50
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Il MN " WV WASHINGTON, D. c.

HENDIEY & GREENE, Proprietors.
This f.vorite HOtel, having been greatly Inn
proved by the present proprietors, formerly con.
nscted with the house nnder tho management OF
the Messrs Kirkwood. IL now open for th q accom-
modation OF suests. The patronage Of the public
Is solicitod. 10 H-iw
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MAYORS COURT-SATURDAY.-EliZabeth
Robinson, colorn, was arraigned for as
saulting and beating Milly Hill. In the
absence of her prosecutrix, Elizabeth was
sent about her business.
Burwell Johnson, cOlored, charged with
assaultiDg and beating his wife, $50
called" was discharged.
George Snyder, charged with stealing a
pair of shoes from a nYnph d" pare, a
L'Africaine, was discharged, in the alb
sence of evidence against him.
James Jackson, colored, charged with
stealing bacon from A. Y. Stokes & Co.,
WAS sent on.
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FIRE.-Thc alarm Of fire on Saturday
night few minutes after ! o'clock wa,
caused by the ignition of Il barrel Of whisky
which had burst its hoops in the ware
house of Taliaferro & Co., on the basin at
the foot of Eighth street. The whisky
which had run over the floor, was entirely
destroyed, the floors were injured, and
some -four damaged. The fire was cXtin,
guished before doing any considerable
amount of injury. Two hundred dollars
it is thought, will cover the loss.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-ln this Court,
on Saturday, the case of W. W. Goodson,
indicted for violation Of revenue laws, was
taken up. Colonel August, counsel for the
accused, argued the cause of the defend
ant, and moved to quash the indictment.
The Court took time to consider, and con-
tinued the case until to-day.
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THE PERJURY CAsE.-Thc cases Of
Messrs. Mark Downey and Thomas B,
White, policeman, charged with perjury,
before the United States Commissioner,
were appointed for examination on Satur-
day, but in the absence of Mr.. Chandler 1t
was again adjourned.