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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-16

MoUNTcAsTLE is still alive, and, PhPnix-like,
Is himself again. But few months ago, as all of
our citizens know, lie was swept out by fire but,
not daunted lie opened in a few days on Seventh
street until his store could be repaired He Is now
at his old stand, on Broad street. with an entire
ne stock of goods IN his line. He has selection
Of the newest patents In the way Of all kinds OF
stoves for the paror. or chamber, or Office and In
The kitchen line, which cannot be beat and he has
a new style of lamp that all who use 1t viii GER
tainly be disposed 10 dispense with gas, for q few
cents worth Of kerosene oil will burn all night,
giving as fine and as soft light as our eyes ever
beheld. Here we would say that he has every va
rety In the lamp line. MoUETCASTLE Is ener-
gctic, and citizen OF this old city; and II ever
inducement was offered to be encouraged It is by
him. In fact, he Is gentleman in ell the mercan-
tile sense-polire and attentive to the wants Of his
customers-and we hope hc viii sbe culy rewarded
this season to make UP his past losses. We know
a saving OF twenty per cent. can be made by pur-
chasing Of him. Those celebrated lamps he has
can be bought at New York prices. Citizens
farmers, and strangers, go to MoCNrcAsTLE's
and you will not be deceived. CITIZEN. (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-16

SALLY ANDERSON BEFORE THE MAYOR
He HOLDS HER FOR TRIAL.-Sally Ander-
son, the negro incendiary who was dis
charged by Judge Underwood on Saturday,
was arraigned before the Mayor on yester-
day. The Mayor asked her counsel (Mr.
Bundy) if he wished to prove the indict-
ment found in March lecet.
Mr.. Bundy a.1amitted the indictment, but
wished :, know by what authority she was
rc,rore his Honor's court.
The Mayor read the charge on which she
was convicted in the Henrico county court
as the authority for her being in that court.
Mr.. Bundy said he was perfectly willing
to admit that she had been charged with
that offence, and that she had been tried by
the county court and convicted; but the
United States circuit court had discharged
her, and he contended that he (the Mayor
had no right to 60 beyond the records OF the
United States court. The Constitution OF
the United States expressly states that no
person shall be twice put IN jeopardy OF
life or limb for the same offence. This wo-
man, having been put in jeopardy once, it
is not constitutional to place her on trial
for arson again. But he did not rest her
case on this point alone, but ON the four
teenth amendment of the Constitution of
the United States. Under this amendment
Sally Anderson had been released by order
of the United States circuit court, and he
again said the Mayor had no right to go be-
hind its records. He did not say that
there is no competent court in the State
to try her, for the General commanding has
the power to appoint military commission
by which she could be tried, but before no
city or State court could she be brought,
and he therefore demanded her uncondi-
tional release.
The Mayor said that while he was obliged
to, aud did, recognize the laws of the United
States and the decision of the Federal
courts, yet he held that the decision of
Judge Underwood in this case only affected
the legality Of the court that tried Sally
Anderson, as the Judge did not decide upon
the guilt or innocence of the prisoner. In
regard to her being put in jeopardy of her
life, he would say, if she had not been tried
by o competent court her life was not IN
jeopardy, and he would therefore hold her
for trial before competent court of Henrico
under the Indictment found against her in
March. She would therefore be remanded
to Jail to await a requisition from the Hen
rico authorities.
Mr.. Bundy asked how long his Honor
would hold the prisoner to await this re-
QUESTION to which the Mayor replied tina!
he would hold her four or FIVE days.
We presume the, county authorities will
not receive or make application for this
woman. Were she to be arraigned again
for the same offence the prosecutor would
be obliged to maintain the unconstitution-
ality of our courts, thereby affirming, so far
as that would do it, the decision Of Judge
Underwood, which We presume not one
man-sane man-in million Is willing to
dn
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Mayors COURT, TUEsDAY-Mayor Cha
hoon presiding. Wilson (negro),
knocking down and robbing Mary Wilson
of Eve dollars. Discharged. " 81
Jim Jackson (negro), stealing a piece of
bacon valued at ore dollar and twenty-five
cents from A. L. Teustall. Sent to chain
gang for twenty days.
Margaret Sullivan, drunk and disorderly.
Discharged.
Ellen Upton (negro), OBTAINING trunk.
Discharged. ... ... :"
Arthur Ferguson tnegro), stoning the
dance-house of Robert Sptiggs, On the Ba-
sin bank. Fined ten dollars, or twenty
days in chain-gang. - -'''.
William Z. Williams (white) and Samuel
and Richard Gaines (negroes), fighting In
the street. Williams and Samuel Gaines
were fined five dollars each, and Richard
discharged. ....
Christian Secors, charged with stealing 6
cow valued at one hundred dollars from
John Lindsey. Continued until Friday.
James Peachy, stealing box of cigars
from William Hall Crew. Continued until
to-day.
George Upton (negro), assaulting and
beating Ellen Upton. Fined FIVE dollars,
Peter Eiziti. selling goods without license
Sent on for Indictment. .s.
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PRESBYTERIAN DAY ScHooL.-At the
last meeting, of the Presbyterian Sunday
school Union the subject Of the establish
ment of Presbyterian day school was
broached, and the subject was fully dis
cussed in remarks by Rev. DR.. Read and
Messrs. J. D. K. sleight, P. F. Howard,
Samuel M. Price, W. L. Hill, and William
F. Taylor. The speakers seemed to concur
in regard to the propriety and feasibility
of establishing such school; and, on mo-
ton, it was resolved that committee be
appointed to consider the subject and re-
Union. The Chair appointed two ruling
elders from each church-viz., William F.
Taylor, Archibald Boiling, James Gordon,
Hugh Blair, James Miller, Robert Howard,
Leroy G. Grant, and E. W. Cone; and,
on motion, the president, Mr.. P. F. How
ard, was added to the committee. ...;.
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GRAND LODGE OF MAsoss OF VIRGINIA.
This venerable body is still in session at
Masons' Hall, on Franklin street, in this
city. Last night the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing twelve months g.,
NJ, Most Worshipful William Terry, Of
Wytheville; G. s. W., &. Worshipful Will
liam l.. Maule, of Richmond CIV,
R. W. Robert E. Withess, of Lynchburg;
G. S., Most Worshipful John Dove, Of Rich
mond; G. T., Right Worshipful Thomas ..
Dudley, Of Richmond G. 8. D. William n.
Lambert, of Alexandria; G.. J. D., General
W. 3. Taliafsrro, of Gloucester; G.. c., Rev.
George W. Dame, of Danyille; G. Pursui-
want, John Lester; G. ,Tiler, R. D.. Sanxay,
of Richmond G. Steward, Thomas Angel.
These brethren were duly inducted into
office.
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OUR DEAD AT THE NoRTH.-We were
called upon yesterday by Mr.. r. A. Harri-
son, of Sparta, Ga, who has recently been
on a tour of inspection at the North ex-
amining into the condition of the graves of
the Confederate dead in several Of the Go
vernment cemeteries. He visited the ceme-
teries at Elnyra, Governors Island, and
other places, finding Confederate graves in
good condition and carefully attended to.
He was successful in making arrangements
by which friends in the South can have the
remains of their loved ones taken UP and
shipped home at o very trifing expense
DR.. J. H. Leavitt, at Elmyra, has kindly
consented to superintend such removals
and also the superintendent at Governor
Island. -- ----
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FREE FIGHrr-Rooketts Old Field yes
terday was the scene Of what is termed a
/" free fight" The principal parties in the
affair, however, were Michael Eagan and
Captain Booth. These combatants fought
with great energy for a while; but Eagan,
thinking he was getting the worst Of the
combat, sought other weapons besides those
given him by nature, and inflicted q severe
wound across the forehead Of his opponent
(Booth) with rock or something else
They were then separated, and g warrant
issued for Eagan.
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The Lewistown (Pa.) True Democrat
says: "Items appear from time to time Of
cases of the bodies of persons who have
been long dead and buried on being raised
for removal and reinterment found to be In
state of petrifaction, or, as the word
means, turned to stone, and in perfect pre-
seryation. Such was the case in the in
stance of the removal of the body Of q
child from the Presbyterian cemetery of
this place few days ago, after repose Of
thirteen years. The entire upper portion
of the body from the little thighs had re-
turned to 'dust,' nothing remaining to in
dicate the form Of human being, whilst
from the thighs downward was the most
perfect model of the plump, beautifully.
rounded limbs of babe; everything de-
ineated to perfection-perfect as in life
vet solid and white as Parian marble even
the little shoes preserved upon its feet as at
the closing of the little coffin thirteen years
ago." 80 -s'l s.r-
The Weld of sugar to the acre this sea-
son has been above the average of other
years. In the upper end of West Baton
Rouge, on one place, five acres and a half
produced fifteen hogsheads of l,2OO pounds
each. On another plantation the average
Weld is 5000 pounds to the acre. The
rolling season is nearly finished, and there
nrc few, if any, complaining of the return
made, either on highland or lowland.-Bd-
ion Ro,tge Advocate, 7h.
A physician in Florida just saved the life
Of O. lady patient to whose assistance ne
was called forty minutes after she had, by
mistake, taken two grains of strychn1ne.
Tie says the cure was the result of an ex-
pertinent made by him when he considered
the case hopeless.
A car is building in California for the
first through trip to New York over the fa-
cifo railroad. The finish is to be OF Call
fornia laurel. rs.v.av.-.s.sr srsr
child was killed in Norwich, Ct, last
week, by falling upon q pair OF scissors,
striking their point into its brain. ,.
It is estimated that 100000 people daily
pass the Astor House, New York, on foot,
and IS, 900 in carriages. ------- -
Velocipedes are getting to be very popular
in France. In Lyons, they have been ele-
waited to the dignity OF postal vehicles.
Chicago has six parks, containing in all
ninetystwo acres. The largest is the Lin
coin Park, containing sixty acres.
A large number Of Usage Orange plants
have been shipped from Iowa to Ireland for
the purpose Of growing them into hedges.
Governor Gilpin, of Arizona, thinks Of
ceiling one of his farms. 1t contains mil
lion and q half of acres.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

P. BOWMAN will sell by catalogue Mt 10 a.
NJ, at his storeroom, fancy and staple dry
goods, domestics, boots, shoes, clothing,
&c.
COOK &LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, :,
for Mrs. Fitzgerald, at No. 6ll Franklin,
between Sixth and Seventh streets. a large
and varied assortment Of household and
kitchen furniture.
holland & CARR will sell at p NJ, in
front of the depot at Hanover Junction.
two valuable farms, lying respectively
three-quarters Of mile and two miles
from Taylorsvile depot, Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. f.
S. N. DAVIS will sell for the commissioner,
at4P. NJ, very desirable building lots on
the south side of Grace street at the cor
ner of Belvidere street. g.. ---
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS will sell at IL NJ.
! one fifth interest in the ST. Charles Hotel
property, corner of Main and Wall streets.
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The GLEN ALLEN OUTRAGE.-The case Of
Charles Harris (negro), charged with at
tempting to violate the person Of young
lady of Henrico county, was set for hear
ing before Justice Nettles yesterday. Up
shur s. Atkinson, counsel for the accused,
moved to go into the examination, but
owing to the absence of certain witnesses
for the Commonwealth the case was con-
ltinued until Monday next. The prisoners
counsel then asked that he be admitted to
bail, as the case had been three times con-
tinued for the Commonwealth, but the mo-
ton was not granted.
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PEN1rENrIARY OF VIRGINIA

II RICHMOND, VA, Uecember Is, lsS. J
Received from the sheriff Of he city OF Ports
mouth the following-named conyicts-viz., Moses
Mason tcolored), house-breaking one year John
Brown (colored), obtaining money under false pre-
tences, one year Samuel Ward (colored), grand
.arceny, one year; william Campbell lcoloredl.
second offence, Petit larceny, one year. All dirty
and covered with vermip. Sentenced by the Hast
ipgs Court OF said city to confinement in this In
stitution. BURNlIAM WABDwELL,
/ ...m..- a#=.y ~ SUPERINTENDENT
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OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
ABOUT THEIR SALARIES.

Brief mention was made in our issue Of
yesterday of the fact that the State Trea-
surer had applied to the Governor to know
whether he must pay the salaries of the
State officers whom Judge Underwood has
declared ineligible under the fourteenth
constitutional amendment. The subject
was referred to the Attorney-General, who
very sensibly decides that the officers re-
ferred to should be paid, Underwood to the
contrary notwithstanding.
We append the correspondence and
opinion in full: .....
,"TRgAsuRER's OFFICE OF VIRGINIA,
"RIcHaoSD, December IA, 1858.
80 His Ercellency II. II. Wells.
&C Governor Of Virginia:
"Sir,-This is to call your attention to the
fact that in the several cases of hdbe0S corpus
before Judge Underwood-viZ., the cases OF
Cesar Griffin and Sally Anderson-he has de-
cided that the courts consisting of judges,
magistrates, and commonwealth attorneys,
who are disqualified by the fourteenth article
of the amended Constitution, are illegal, and
that the Judges, magistrates, commonwealth
attorneys, etc., disqualified by that amend
ment are not officers of this Commonwealth.
If this be true, can I be justified in paying to
them from the treasury the salaries and fees
they claim as officers of the Common wealth ?
~ am, very respectfully, etc,
+. "GEoRGE RYE,
HTreasurer al interim.n
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ROBBERY ON EIGHTH STREET.-The dwell
ing-house of Mrs. Upshur, on Eighth street
north of Leigh, was burglariously entered
on Monday night, during the temporary
absence of the family, and all the silver
ware, bed clothing, carpeting, and wearing
apparel belonging to the family carried off,
the rogues not leaving change of clothing
for any member of the family.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE De-
cEMBER 16, l86S.-N. s. Edmonds, Ex-
change Hotel; Dr.. William G. Wickings,
Benjamin Bragg, Richmond, Va; DR..
James Palmer, Bonneau's Depot, s. c.; G.
c. Miller, University of Virginia G. Skip
with, scottsburg, Va; L. 7. Hopkins, Nc
Gaheysville, Va. !; Acting Assistant Surgeon
]. J. Robertson, Marion, Va. ~
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MARINE DGsAsTER.-The steamer Nor
folk, of the Philadelphia line, due here yes,
terday, met with an accident in the Della
ware river, q few miles from the city. Her
propeller was broken, necessitating return
to Philadelphia and transfer of the cargo
to another steamer, which is expected to
arrive the latter part Of this week.
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PSNITESTIARY OF VIRGINIA.,
Ixttxr0Hrra " , Ilacafn her la la6E x

Il RICHMOND, Va. December is 1853
Received from the sheriff OF the county os Char-
lotte the following-named convicts-viz., Charles
Morton (colored). house-breakinR, one year;
Richard Davis (coioredI, house-brcaking, one
year Joseph Mose'ey atlas Bill lPluIner, horse
stealing, seventeen years. All poorly. cad and
with vefmin. Making twenty-seven ar
rivals and two departures since December ist-
Sent. need by the county court OF said county to
in this institution.
BUaNHAM wkRpwBLL, Superintendent.
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At Mr.. GEORGE L. BrDGooD's book and piano
warerooms may be seen the iIandsomest collection
of holiday goods ever seen IN this city On HIS
counters are the splendidly illustrated works cf
Dore. besides others Of great worth and his win
dows are filed with the choicest chromes eversex-
hibited In this city. Give him call.
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"JUDGE WICKs" IN LIMBO yesterday
morning the person who "went through "
the spotswood, and persists in calling him
self Judge Wicks, of Maryland, had a
further hearing before the Mayor. Having
no witnesses and attempting no defence
the Mayor committed him to jail to be in
dicted for misdemeanor. s s.-a a
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9itlrntund 1ispatfh.
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER i16, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. S.4 gN/.s - zslHG-
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LADIES' FArR.-Do you know that the ladies OF
Grace church arc holding the prettiest little fair
You ever saw Just Mt the corner or Eighth and
Main streets? Just drop in--we will treat you
we'll. We have bon-bons, toys. ETC., for the ntsie
foks-lots Of good things for Christmas times, and
some Of the sweetest music you ever heaid. Come
and see us, and bring all. -f n -rsra sfl5a i1rs
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"ArToRYEY-G GENERALS OFFICE,


Respectfully returned. 1t is my opinion
that the Treasurer should pay the claims of
all persons who actually hold office in this
State with the approval of the Major General
commanding this district, and whose claims
are payable at the State Treasury, notwith-
standing they may be removed if the four-
teenth amendment to the Constitution of the
United States be enforced against them
! "Any person legally installed in office, or in
office cQlore oEcii can be removed only by n
proceeding instituted against sn.d person. A
contrary construction would cons titute the
Treasurer n judicial officer to investigate and
decide upon the title to any Office in the State.
THOMAS +. BowDES.n
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APPROPRIATIONS TO THE ORPHAN AsY-
LuMs.-At the meeting Of the Common
Council on Monday evening the annual ap-
preparations to the several orphan asylums
Of the city were renewed as follows To the
Female Humane Association, 81 900 for the
year ending November lst, 1869; to st. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum, 81 900 for the same
period; to St. Patrick's Orphan School,
81 900 for the year ending lst January
le7O-all to be paid in monthly install
ments of $l00 each.
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CHURCH HILL SOCIAL CLUB.--At the last
meeting of the Church Hill Social Club the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing quarter George F. Burch, president !,
R.. S. Childress, vice-president ;rJohn s.
Wilkinson, Jr., seer etary and treasurer.
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REV. LEROY M. LEE, D. D.-This distin-
guishcd divine left Monday on visit to
Norfolk, where he will remain for several
days. Perhaps there is no minister in the
city whose style of preaching is more
chaste or luminous, and Union Station has
reason to congratulate itself upon his re-
turn to the pastorste of that church. Mr..
Royal w. Figg, recent licentiate Of the
church, will conduct service in the lecture
room tonight. -- ... .....
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TOILET ARTICLES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT. OF PINE
IA Pomades, Extracts Soaps Farina Cologne.
sale Ut ~, j. kIEDERYATER g. BoCh'H
dc II Sss Broad street.
TOILET sOAPS.-MILITARY, BROWN
L J WINDSOR, Honey, Pond Lily Golden Ho-
ney, Bath Bar, Bay Rum, Eldorsdo. Palm. Tooth,
Tonciue, Tar Carbolic Acid. Jockey Club Cree, :,
lie, etc., etc, comprising every variety or FINE
SOAP, for sale in any quantity. (.
del a4 .0 afs,S-- DOVE d MOSEbEf.
uALL's HAIR PREsERvER and other
L h popular hair restorers for sale as reduced
prices. ss.
def2 80 eN Broad street. Esar Fifth. !.
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! PARDON REFusED.-The application Of
Lewis Williams, convicted in the Hastings
Court Of Richmond of assault and battery,
and sentenced to one years imprisonment
in the penitentiary, was rejected yesterday
by the Governor, ,-f " ng.
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EOR CHRISTMAS, ,sa4 arl.s
CoX'S SPARKLING GELATINE,
with our
IMPROVED DIRECTIONS,
.s., a.-, ......-r-s a.. 2. ~
makes larger quantity of
CLEAR AND FIRM JELLY,
at less cost, than by any other method.
Also for sale, all the .s
FLAyORING EXTRACTS AND sPICEs AT
MEADE 4 BAKERS
de Is Apothecary store, ele Main street.
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EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS CHILpaEN.-orc
more ten-dotlar donation for educating these
helpless orphans. This pays for session OF ten
months. Should others desire to contribute this
much less, the Secretary will linger day or SO
longer w. r. BRoADDUs.
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How TO SAVE TROUBLE AND ExPENsE.-do TO
BoIssEUN'S and buy Atmore's Excelsior Mince
Meat. It's as good as you can make, so the Ia
dies all say-much cheaper, and Is ready Tor use.
Try IL, We guarantee it VIII please you.
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RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-Rev. Thomas L
Preston will preach in the lecture-room of
the First Presbyterian church tonight.
The services will commence at half-past ]
o'clock.
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TO TAXPAYERS.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.--In COM,
y n,ia,ce with an ordinance or the city OF
Richmond we viii attend st the Office OF the CITY
Collector at the City Hail. from A. d.. 70 =. d.
from The 18th to the 3Ist OF December inclusive TO
receive the remaining half Of the CITY TAA AEs,
d.ducting ten per Cent. thereon from tiose WHO
paid one haf In June. .L-g- ~.
By JULIUS 4. HoBsoF, ID. G. C.R.
". B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion or their bills VIII please call during the
same time ana pay the amount OF their taxes, NJ
we will have no opportunity Of calling ON them
before advert isIng their property for sale, WHICH
viii add twenty per cent. or not soldl. Ihose VINO
expect 10 have their goods levied on as soon as we
get out OF the Office as are required 70 settle our
entire account Iu February. ~. sgtg. ~ !
. We would cal particular attention OF the tsx.
payers OF the newly territory as the
property Is so I'm Perfectly described that ID I'M
possible that the Collector can nnd u 9u9..ttAi
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
de a-im by JULIUS A. HoBsos ID. Q. z w.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Lyne & Brother
sold at auction on Monday last house
and lot, on Twenty-fourth between NJ and
N streets, for S745.
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J BY ooWARDINoh ELLYsCN.

SEND II Your ApvxRTrsEMRsr8 TO-DAY
In consequences ofthe large edition ofthe WEEKLY
DISPATCH H we fEd It necessary to put It to press
early Thursday morning; we must. therefore re-
quest our patrons to send In thei. adyertisemenss