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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

MEETING OF THE BAR IL RESPECT TO 4
JUDsoy CRANE, Esq.-The members of the
bar of Richmond met in the Hustings
Courtroom Saturday morning at IL
o'clock for the purpose Of paying their tri.
butte to the memory of A. Judson crane,
Esq.
Judge William Fl. Lyons was called to
the chair. On motion Of Hon. Joseph
Mayo, Robert Howard, Esq, was requested
to act as secretary. The chairman stated
the object of the meeting, and, on motion,
Messrs. Joseph Mayo, R. R. Howison, and
G. A. Myers were appointed committee
to draft suitable preamble and resolutions.
The committee, after retiring for short
time, reported the following:
The Bar of Richmond being Informed
that A. Judson Crane, Esq, member OF
their body, has departed this life,
Resolved, That in the death of Mr..
Crane the legal profession has been de
prived of q member whose learning and
ability placed him in 4 prominent position
as O lawyer, and whose relations with his
brethren of the Bar were such as to cause
his loss to be sensibly felt by us all.
Resolred, That we tender his family our
sympathy in their grief. and We will attend
his funeral in body.
Resolved, That the Secretary be re-
quested TO communicate copy OF these
resolutions to the family of Mr.. Crane.
Resolved, That the Secretary be directed
to present these resolutions 10 the several
courts of this city, with a request that
they he entered on their records.
ReSolUed, That the several newspapers
Of this city be requested to publish these
proceedings.
As soon as the resolutions were read,
Messrs. J. Ii. Gilmer, J. L. c. Danner,
and Hon. Joseph Mayo, made remarks in
tribute to the memory of the deceased ;
after which the resolutions were adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
The members Of the Bar generally,
though not in body, attended the fune-
raj of the deceased, which took place from
St. Paul's church at 3 d O'Clock in the al
ternoon. Funeral services were read by
DR.. Minnigerode. The remains were in
tered in Hollywood.
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TEE OPENING oP REss & % = MAMMOTH PHorO
gsAPHic 1ALLERY aI7 and Gil Main street, seems o
iay. scared some OF our itiner1nt photographers
considerably, judging from their manner OF ad-
vertisIng. One lay hey com. oct with " NJ more
long airerti-aments we sre content 70 ist onr
work spssk for ITSELF, thins'ng, No doubt, that
Y yuld deter Us from usual even tenor Of ai-
v,rtisng to keep our citizens posted In regard to
Pilot graphy ont failing in their object, they
ag ain rush in with long advertisements, endeavor
iHg to deceive citizens and strangers with such
f4lsehooda n, we have the only Mammoth Ca
mera m yirgini4," s" We were the frst 10 intro
duc- the Porcelain Picture" sc. , &c, which pho
ographars ard the majority Of our cifixans know
70 b. an untruth-'ha. Rsgs Co. were tha first 10
introduce the Porce ain Picture, Surprise =
Picture, &c, , long before these country operators
opened IN the city If Richmond. Why are these
model artists so anxious ID cave since the open
ing of RBEs & Co = mammoth concern We tnd
in the Phi adelphia Photographer. for December.
the following advertisement
"TO Photographers A first. class Gallery for
thing new Business " SI.ts month ~ Estab
lished six months. Address CHARLES Waltsek,
Cincinnati, o.; i. Williams, So Frankfort street.,
New YORK, or 1. M. Howell, at Turner's Gallery.
New Orleans
Thn. 1t appears. did not have the desired effect,
as bni again in the January number the fol-
lOyinx:
" To Photographers. A hrst-class Gallery for
sale The iargsst .nd most complete .stab ISM
ment In the sonth ~ Now doing go ID bus-
uess ~ Everything new and complete for al
kinds uf WORK. Address box j9t, Richmond, Va.
IT, g. they say. business is good.' why don't
they give their reasons pu5ticiy for selling +?
hEEs Go. have been established in business in
this city Tor the past twelve years and they intend
to spend the remainder OF their days here, and are
determined to introduce all the latest improve
mants and novelties, regardless of expense, and
guarantee their patrons the best work that can be
produced by the Photographic process, and at rea-
ronahlc prices.
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No MORE SrHDAT WoRK.-The men,
bers of the Richmond Typographical
Union, at their regular meeting on Satur-
day night, resolved that hereafter they will
not work on Sunday. The propriet"rs OF
the Dispatch, Wig, Examiner, ard Enquirer
newspapers having previously agreed 10
suspend Sunday work, the printers will
have the cooperation of these journals in
carrying out their resolution.
Al the same meeting, the following otli-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year ::
John T. VanncrSon, president Charles K.
C.. Ackerly, vice president II. W. Bowlcs,
recording secretary l.. ". Fore, treasu-
rer: r. d. Grantland, financial secretary !;
Wilmer O. Cammack, corresponding secre-
tary; Charles Ellis, Samuel Rcdtord, and
J. Harvey Campbell, trustees. Mr.. John
I. Vanuerson was elected as the repre-
sentative 10 the annual National Union,
which meets at Memphis in May next.
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BoLD THTEr.-A thief passing in front
of the store Of McSSrs. Schmidt y Miller,
on Broad street, quietly helped himself to
a dozen brooms, a box OF raislnS, aud other
articles, and walked oil with as much as
suraucc as if they were his own. 4 barber
near by saw him, and going to the store
door, informed Mr.. Schmidt that "a gen
tlcman had just gone around the corner
with some of his goods" The iutorma-
tion was given too late, however, to be of
any avail, for the thief had made good his
escape before any attempt to catch him
could be made.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Sunday
school Of the Second Baptist church was
held on yesterday. The report Of the Sc
cretary showed an average attendance Tor
the year OF seven officers, twenty-iour
teachers, and 246 scholars. Three teach
ers and four scholars died during the year,
and there were twenty four conversions
and additions to the church from the
school. The largest attendance on any
Sunday was eight officers, twenty-five
teachers, and 308 scholars. The following
officers were elected for the current year :
II. K. Ellysoa, superintendent; William
f. Tanner, assistant superintendent; John
+. Laughton, Jr., secretary and treasurer;
Dibre!l Williams, II. I. Eilyson, and
George W. Jarvis, librarians; 7. L. Gibbs,
chorister; 0. IL. Chalkley, organist.
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MEETING OF JUDGE LroNs's COURT.
Subsequent to the adjournment of the
meeting of the Bar, Judge Lyons's Court
met, and Judge Lyons stated the object OF
the meeting.
Gustayus A. Myers, Esq, then spoke in
feeling terms of the sad event that had
called them together; and on his motion it
was ordered that the proceedings of the
Bar be entered upon the minutes of the
Court. in pursuance Of the fourth reSolu-
ton. The Court then adjourned to meet
again at the house Of the deceased, to at
tend the funeral.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sU' THE NEW MALADY IS SPREADING
RAPIDLY
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN
CASES OF
LEVY ON THE BRAIN"
In the city last week, all OF which were cured
and we continue to cure ell new cases, as
we have large supply Of the neces.
=. sary articles to do 1t.

Handsome Embroidered Bets Of Collars and Cufs
I, s0c worth 81 Co Embroidered Linen Collars Ill
al per dozen, worth IS Handsome Needle worked
Sands two yards in piecs, at 75c 81. II Is, slD
and 81 worth double the money Linen Bandke'
hiefs at 81 so per dozen, worth 81; Hemstitchec
Iankerchie's q, Soc and 7Sc worth 75c. and 81
2ich Embroidered Handkerchief at 81 rs, wort
80 Real Lace Collars at 75c., I'll, 81 IS, and up
wards: Children's Balmoral Skirts at 81, worth
g. SO; Canton Flannel at lsc. 30, 2sc, and soc
White Flannel at Csc, 3oc., and sso. Excellent
Gray aud Red Twilled Flannel at 3sc., worth SOC.
zeal French Mernos, all oolors, 81, worth 81 so
plain and Striped Mohairs at sec, worth Soc
striped d ,bage at 25c., worth s5c. All-wool De-
taines at Soc very fine for the money Hoop
skirts at sl 81 a5 and 81 So Duplex Skirts at fac
tory prices q large assortment OF Cloak Buttons
,t loc. per dozen, some OF which are worth Soc.
Cloak Ornaments at 81 so. 81 and s2.5o worth dou-
BILE the money, sure; Black Cloth for Cloaks at
- 25, worth "a Double milled Cassimeres att ~,
would be cheap at8a; Beaver Cloth, all wool, full
one yard and a half wide, at 81, worth Is; and
lots Of other goods at very low prices.
Purchasers may rely upon finding every article
we advertise, provided they call within week
from the date OF our advertisement. We never ad
vert,se any article unless we have 1t in the store
at tho time of Tr!tEng the advertisement.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ial Is Main street
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sgspECIAL MOTTO E.-RICHMoN

PECIAL MOTTO .-RlCHMnND
SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE COMPANY.
The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed agents and medical examiners To represent
this company in LIFE INSURANCE in the places
des' 'gnated:
J. l. Brown Esq., agent, and Fl. Latham, M D.,
medical examiner, Lynchburg, Va.
G. T Jones, Esq agef, and j L. Cabell, N.
D., medical examiner, Charlottesville, Va.
J. N Woodward and w A. Burnett, Esqs.,
agents, and A. ii. Fauntleroy, a. D., medical ex-
amner, Staunton, Va
Thomas J. Davis. Esq, agent and ]. T. Spencer,
NJ D. medical examiner, Farmville Va.
Charles fl. thbert, agent, and D. W. Lassiter,
medical examiner, Petersburg, Va.
John S. Martin, agent, and K Lindsey, ID. d.
medica! examiner scottsvilie, Va.
George B. Finch, agent, Boyd;on, Va
Thomas w. Xix. agent, Appomattox county, va.
w G. Morton, Jr., agent, scotts6urs' haii'ax
coonty, Va. }. b. pAVls' president
J.F. e. PoTTs, Secretary.
r. b. SrARKE. General Agent. des
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The new city ice boat has commenced opera
tions on the Delaware, and the impe 'imenis to
navigation which have eXs cd for several days
may be expected To be removed lAInedialely
set oYnsr Problem, ovens. -. from hlch
rnond, IL ice bound at Harrisnn's landing, james
rlver Thomas J Tull, oooper, for Rchm nj, With
oi--a. from Baltimore, for klcLmond, Ice bound
at Try Point, Va J. II. Gallagher, Gallagher,
from Poi adr phi4, for Richmond, leo bound be-
low City Point.
Barq 10 lnrl Cascass'ou -, from Richmond,
was io ding ~ Rio November for Nex York.
NCHuuSrR Il NJ bYrA.-Panlcniars r.gariing
the ~. tat d schooner NJ Dyer ti which casual
mention wac Indde through the At aftlc csblei
tngn ; on october 10th, Tor Richmond Va
with 4 cargo of timber 80. the l4,h storm arose,
and the yr-- IL .pIuGs a leak. ua the 18Th spa X,
vrl. Jenny Morton, of Baltimore, which yeeseI, II
is ,lid refused any as >slrce. At /. A.
Baker was washed off and drowned. Ats L. NJ.
heavy ga washed C VI. Bryant, the hrst otncer
and /. II sweeney, seaman, overheard, aud they
w-re both drowned. At $50 large steamer hove
down to them ard sailed arourd them, bui
sheerei of without Offering any assistance. ol
tho 10th the remainder OF the crew dashed them
selves 10 the wreck. aud remtiued there without
food or water until rescued, Oh the 22d by the br
a,g, OF Limerick jeremiah harding, the captain
and ieurgc Wilkinson, seaman, were taken IRON
the wreck d-liri.us the latter died tue next day
f.sd and the former on the 10Th iaieJ IA u ng
the second officer, John W lr,Ains, and one oti,t
seaman, were safely landed IN Ehsiind on The
10th ui November.
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Y.-Baughman' restaurant, on
Thirteenth street, was broken into or Sa-
turday night, and robbed. The thieves got
into the basement by cutting into wooden
barred window and then made their way up
into the saloon. They carried off with
them box of wine, some whisky and
brandy, four partridgs, q round Of spiced
beef, and other articles.
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CHILD BrRNT.-On Saturday afternoon
the dress of a little child OF Mrs. Crawford,
who lives on Adams street, while playing
near the CRATE, caught ire, and soon she
was enveloped in flames, It's mother, who
was near by, had the presence OF mind to
envelope it in blanket, and this, together
with the fact Of its having on wooden
balmorai, saved its live. It's burns are
uaintul though not fatal.
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NECESSITY OF AID FOR THE PooR.-We
invite attention 10 the notice published In
the Di$patch this morning by DR.. Parker.
There is great deal Of suffering amongst
the poor, aud it is absolutely necessary
that additional efforts should be made Tor
their relief.
DR.. Parker tells us of some heart
rending instances Of extreme suffering by
women and children. His suggestions as
to the best means Of succoring the indi-
gent and helpless deserve the considera-
tion of our citizens and Of the Common
Council. In times like these there Is no
telling who may not be reduced to want,
and we are more than ever admunished 10
contribute to tue relief of the dlstresscd
and destitute. The Common Council,
limited as are its means, should do some
thing more in the way OF providing ior
those in want and distress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

EE EZEkIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORBR.
a Thing Of Besuty Is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER is var
rauted to restore the scalp 10 healthy condition
snd thcksn the hair. Danaruf IL thoroughly
eradicated by its use. Itching and burning of the
scalp is cured by two applications. II isa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DREsSINGl
TITS NOT DYE.
II does not color the skin 1t does not stain tn Q
finest linen. vegetable compound, it does not
act iujurously ulon the hair or health, as do Nj
trate of Silver Dyes, or those made OF other nox-
ious drugs.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED
PRICE III PER BOTTLE.
CHrRrr HILL, RIcHNoSp, May 90, 1882
This ia t. certify that have used EEK ELS
VlRGI%IA HAIR REsTORER. and ] have been
greatly benefited hy the use of H.. was perfectly
bald tor three years. have used nine bottles and
my hair il now grow ing finely.
bnEIIxE RUSSELL BRowv.
For sale by all druggists. Price, 81 per bottle.
Orders addressed to
81 N. FZEk1EL, box css.
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-A called
meeting of the Board Of Managers of the
Bible Society OF Virginia was held in tie
vcstrv. room of St. Paul's church Thurs
day evening.
Present: Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, presi-
dent; Rev. Drs. Read, Moore, and Hoge,
Messrs. William +. Taylor, p. F. Howard,
Michael Greticr, George W. Williams, E..
b. Bentley, George l.. Bidgood, and
Samuel NJ. Price. Rev. DR.. Baird, general
agent, being present, laid before the Board
printed copies of his annual report, ex-
tracts of which were published in our
yesterday paper.
The liberal arrangements of the Amerl-
can Bible Society with the Virginia So
ciety have placed its finances in pro-
missing condition, and enlarged its tacIi-
ties for the distribution Of the Bible, which
will be used just rs Tar and as rapidly as
the cooperation of the friends OF the cause
in the State will enable it.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the general agent 10 appoint county secre-
taries TO cooperate with local organizations
and to secure increased energy and eiiI-
cheney in the work of distribution and co.,
lection of funds. Also, a resolution re-
auiring local depositarics To send quarterly
reports TO the State depositary, stating
balance of books and moneys on hand, the
amount Of sales and donations, and re-
quring the depositary agent in Richmond,
the treasurer, and the general agent, to
forward like reports quarterly to the Board.
After conversation in regard TO Bible
conventions, proposed to be held in the
prominent cities OF Virginia during the
latter part Of winter, the Board adjourned.
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EUREING OF CANAL BOAT AND SUPPOSED
MuRDER.-Thc canal boat Richmond, own
cd by the Carbon Hill Goat Mining Com
pany, was set alirc on Thursday night last,
and partially burned. A negro man who
was on the boat at the time is missing, and
supposed to be murdered. His pocket-book
was found, torn and empty, on the cabin
floor. This adds to the suspicion, and II is
surmiscd that his body was thrown into the
canal
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MANCHESTER CoRS MILL LEAsEp.-The
corn mill owned by the town OF Manches-
Ter was leased on Saturday, for the term o,
ten years, to Messrs. Baughan & Co. The
rentees are to put in new machinery, and
a pumping apparatus TO supply the towr
with water. Terms of lease, $3.50 per an.
Dtln
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RithAond nispatth.
AUCTION Sales This DdU.

JONES, in 4 CO will sell o.day n
hslf-past 10 o'clock large and desirable stock
Of groceries, liquors, wines, sugar coffee,
soaps, tobacco, wcodenware, SC
". B HOD9soN & ca. will sell at J J. Ru'har-
ford's, In Goochland county, a twenty-horse
power steam saw MILL together with q lot o.
horses, oxen, wagons, &c.
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A CHURCH BROKEN INro.-Grace- street
Baptist church was hurglariousiy entered
on the night of the 4th instant, and despoll-
ed of two gas jets, besides which about
fifty Bibles were torn up and the trag-
ments scattered about the floor. No clue
to the saerilegious thief.
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TROOPS TO Be SENT OFF.-We under
stand that two regiments of Federal SOL
diers are to be taken from this department
to bs sent to the plains to look after the
Indians, who have been committing shock
ing outrages and eXteutive massacres OF
late.
The whole force in this department
amounts to four regiments of infantry and
five batteries of artillery, besides engl.
neers, ordnance officers, Sc, on detached
duty.
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T0RACCO STATEMENT.--Thc following
comparative statement Of the inspections
of tobacco at the different warehouses in
the city of Richmond from lst December,
1865, and lst December, 1866, to the lSt of
January, 1867, together with stock on
hand, will interest planters and the trade
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RE CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, Tor the
use OF farmers and others, can be obtained at the
Dispatch office. They will be forwarded bv mail
te all parts of the country at THREE DOLLARS
PER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
tn or more copies. A liberal discount to country
merchants The money must be sent with the
order. lie ll-'s
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In THE DARK.-Thc residents on Fourth
and Arch streets. CANDLES Hill, were 'eit
in the dark last night by the breaking OF
one OF the street gas pipes near the corner
of Fourth and Byrd streets, caused by the
sinking of the earth In the railroad tunnel.
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~SERIors FALL.-On Saturday afternoon,
AS Mrs. Ann W. Steele was walking up
Broad street, she missed her footing and
rell, fracturing her left arm.
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OFFICE Rtcssoxp AsD YORK RrvER)

MT HNW IT. J"TIlFT TT y k7VI'J
To the EihGrs Gf the Richnond Dispntch:
rs,-My attention h > just been called TO pub
ltcalion made, over the signature OF william ".
Williams, in your paper during my absence from
tho city.
The paper' which he publishes ,sh owingth trans
Ter II his contract 10 Thomas Brayton Co, with
consent OF h 5 company ana the dismissal alltLe
law salts ia consequence thereof, are correct
copies bat The recital of the llc leading 10 these
Law suits, which Mr. Williams makes on h!s own
authority. is bat one tissue Of falsehoods.
Very respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER Dudley, President.
Any other paper which published Mr. Williams
card will please insert this. A. ID.
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Ia sixth straet oppo.ite serond Mark.

NT HITE L Ef L H-uEAL LTH Y
w GUaS-THE BEST TOOTH POWDER. The
SAPpNlNE DEEriPRl1E We compounded alter
various experiments and consultations with the
best dentists, and II has met with rapid sale with
no aid from advertising We offer II with conn.
dence 10 he public a. rHE BEsT Denilfrlce IN uss
Compose ed Of pure and wsl.tri,d det.rg-nts.
astrtngeuts Ani auti.scurbntics, ne guarantee u
lot IL contain aDythiDg tua can by s>ibility In
lure the teeth or gums on III. contrary, we know
that II will cleanse, whit-n and uolish the tectn
remove incipiept tartar aud scurf, and neal aiiu
harden the gums. -. :,
Read the annex.d Recommendations OF somo o.
our we'll known and most prominent dehIls
RicaaoSp December 10. isss.
] have for many years used In my Ism,iS Nr < ano
prescri bed 10 my patients the .sAposins pEN :
TIFRICE - prepared by Msssrs. Meade baSeT,
who have aed az in.sd Ile with its sompositlon aai
All vho usa IL nay do 81 with the assurance thal
is far orsferl bile most preparaaonb oi its kiEd,
an that II does contain any insTsdhnt that can
hy nos,ibtii,y injare tho ,eeth In organism or
peaTance. ooii~N " val !, De'ASss'
Wa confidently recommend TO all who need an
,~,rfsat and harmless Tooth Powder the 1l-ga'
prepars tion of Meade Baker known as saro
nine Dentifrice"
GEORGE w. JONES. Dentist.
K w HUDSON, Dentist
w LElGH BURTON, Dentist.
j. HALL MOORE, NJ d Dentist.
JOAN MAHOSY, Dentist
Price, Atty cents . box. Prepared only By
MEADE i BAKER,
jai Practical lPhsrrnaeeut'st-. kichmond. Va
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS Al
Is JACOB EZEKIEL'S, ~ MAIN STRhkF.-Ht
has Just received the following aru'ies a. 6ie"''
RlrkCHED CoTTONS at nc, worth l5c;
UNBLEACHED COTTON. yard vide, al i"se';
CANTON FLANNELA, good quality, 23c.;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, full width, -Vc,
worth SOC, ,.,-.r .. :. :,
BEAUTIFUL BALMoRAL SKIRTS, f22e' All
PAsTCnL6g CALICOs. I5c good quality;
PLAID pOPIaSS, ell colors, J" to SJc.i
HICKORY SHIFTING, lsc., worth 2Sc.;
BED TICKING, isc., worth rae,
WHITE pAM.Sk, for IA cloths. ioc., one
aud three quarter yards "lGe
LADIES' NUBlAs, all colors, Soc;
CLCNY LACES, very cheap,
REAL LACE COLLARS at soc, f5c, and VI
CAHBRIC EDGiNGS and lNSLhIlNCn al ioc
snd upwariI.
besides many articles 100 numer3ns 70 mention
EZEhILL'S CHEAP STORE,
ao Al Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
oINo-SATURDAY MoRNING.-John Walker
nd John Muller, two seedy- y-looking indi-
lduals, were arraigned on the charge OF
cing vagrants and swinding George
iuvernator, who keeps a restaurant on
iain street. As they came up before hi
Honor, a policeman stated that Muller an
-wered to the description of deserter
from Libby prison. His Honor asked him :
"Arc you a dcScrter from the army :"
Muller replied, "No, I'se Won Dutchman,
Won Germany" In the absence OF evidence
for the prosecution, the case was continued
until to-day.
Albert Morris, negro, was arraigned for
stealing case Of brandy from Meyer
Cohen. In the absence of witnesses, the
case was continued until to-day.
The continued case Of Washington Talia-
ferro, negro, charged with stealing clothing
from James Mcbride, was called up.
Washington was sent on to answer indict-
ment.
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MEDICINES. ETC.

COUGH RE NJ Ed Il S.-A YER )
y CHERRY PECToRAL, wIsTaR,s BALsAM
Wild CHERR14 JAYsE,s EXPECToRssnN,T
IEKis suIIT. LEON AIDS INSTANT RELlLP
WIsHART's PINE TREE CORDIAL. BRYAN
prLrOEIC WATERS, BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRUCHES, for sale by
A. BoDEKER s. BROTHER, Druggists.
Branch Store,