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LOTS FOR RENT OR LEASE.

EOR RENT OR LEASE, the LOT re-
~ Gently occupied by Messrs. Ragland q Co. as
q lumber-yard, OF the east side Of Fifteenth be-
tween Cary and Dock streets. Possession given
at once.
The LOT for many years past and at present
he cprnar 9f Fsfesntp and 9sr 90 straats $3.50 60
sion LIST of January next.
The LOT at present occupied by Messrs. Whit
lock Il Roane as a lumher-yard at the corner of
Fifteenth and Dock streets. Possession given LIST
of January next.
These lots will be rented or leased separately or
collectively. AS lot, many different kinds Of
business might be done on 1. to great advantage.
1t Is In the centre Of business convenient TO the
railroads and to the dock, having the advantage of
three streets. 1t measures 332 feet on Fifteenth
street. 1s4 feet on Cary street, and La feet on Dock
street.
The VACANT LOT fronting on Dock street
near Shockoe creek is also for rent or lease 1t
might be connected, as occasion would require, by
amoyable railroad with vessels In the dock. APP
plyto
Sc linn BACON TAFT
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T AND ON YORK RTVER.-"KING'S

7 AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
~ CREEK"-THE BEST FARM on IORh
RIVER, ABOUT ONE HOUSAND TWO HUI.
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOIS Or
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO HUSDkED'
ACRES AT PUBLIC SkLE.-ln obedience
to order OF the Circuit Court OF 13rA c"u"'y
made on the 2Tth or March 1893, IN the cases OF
Smith, cashier. o.. Thomas ID. Warren, and JOIN
NJ. Jones ps. Thomas ID. Warren and VIE W.;
the undersigned special commissioners VIZ VIZ
sell the real estate az hereafter mentioned cslg4
KINGS CREEK" on York river, IN lotA
bidders, before the courthouse door OF lo,A
county. ON MONDAY the lith day OF OCTOBER -
The sale win be made, for ten per cent. OF tLe
purchase money In cash. and the balance on
credit Of g. IL ard Is months, equal fnstSlmenIN
bearing interest from the day OF sale the puFcha-
sers TO execute bonds with su1cicnbpeisoua4 sscA.
rity and the title 70 be retained until Tie purchase
money Is paid. t
The commissioners are directed 10 lay on ana
divide, under the direction OF compcten! stI-
veyor, the said land In lots or not less that tweh
tye nor more than two hundred acres, and 70 sSI
as many OF said lots may suffice 10 satisfy nc
judgments OF said Smith. Cashier. and said john
VI. Jones against said Thomas ID. Warren, e1cGP!.
ing from said sale II II can be done, the dSeI'hk
and curtilage and the lands adjoining. The sur,
viii be made and the lots laid of before The Ha u
sale A piat viii be exhibited on the day OF sa'e.
The land is Immediately on York river. iis w.
sition, soil, fish, and oysters, have given y ~
nsmC Of being the best farm on Yorhrifer' M
years ago II was purchased by It's present owner t
432 600 or Whereabouts IN cash and consider" 'ti
cheap. II lies about seven miles from .hr Cts! -
Williamsburg and abouttwelge miles nam, a o.
town. Steamers connecting 9Th the EicIuv'I,
and York River railroad 10 Baltimore now pass -
CHkRLEs K. MALLORY,
ID
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irish PoTAToEs.-A few hundred
bushels EJACKSON WHITE MERCER
POTATOES, IN lots TO suit purchasers. for sale by
. ID. X. WEISIaER,
Commission Merchant,
oep4t No. I, Fourteenth street.
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,AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Day.
BY Lee q Goddin, Auctieneers,
No. 1117Main street.
FT1RUsTEE'S SALE OF q VALUABLE

rT,RUsTEEs SALE OF Il VALUABLE
II FARM IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER.
FIELD. LYING ON THE gLDvEk HILL
RAILROAD ABOUT EQuI-DISTANTt THKEEt.
MILES, FROM Oh JESTER AND THE COUBT-
HOUSE, AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue Of the prayi-
sions of n trust deed executed by Mr. Joseph j.
" bite to the nndersg ned rs trustee. bearing GATE
9Th Septemher, 1867 and of record In the Office OF
the clerk of Chesterfield County Court In Book 49,
page aai and being thereto requested by the bene.
hciary In said deed secured, will proceed to sell
on TUESDAY the 18th October, 1868, at Chester
field County Courthouse that being corrt-dayl Mt
10 o. clock M the property described in said deed
AZ follows: "AI that PIECE, PARCEL, or
TRACT OF LAND, with the improvements
thereon, lying and being 10 the county Of Chester
field containing TWO HUNDRED AND TWEEN
TY-THREE ACRES more or less. and adjoining
the lands OF William Z. Hewlett. Benjamin
Graves's heirs, - Fisher and others"
The greater portion OF the land Is open and In
cultivation. The lmprovt nents consist OF com
Portable FRAMED DWELLING containing SIX
rooms and the usual out-buildings. On the farm
is an ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT TREES
and excellent water.
TERMS: Cash as to s7o5. IL with interest from
10th, July, 1888, and expenses Of executing trust
and $741 Is payable 3oth July 1860: the nalance
upon such credit as the said Joseph D. Wnite may
prescribe, or In default Of such instructions Irom
him, upon such credit the trustee may tnlnS
proper, the deferred payments to be secured py
lien on the property. r.o.
,tenae-s 'N-FH - oc2
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REAL ESTATE E08

JOHN W. WRIGHT, s. X
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AuETEON SALES.

f, AUCTION SALES.
igEFp THIS DAY.
.oI~LI-~~-~.->~~-@@~~~- ~~~~-~-~~>-~~~"r>-e-e
an; BY Cook 4 Laughton. Auctloneefs'
corner Of Governor and Franklin Streets
TIORsEs, MULES, ETC., AT AUCTION IN:
horse lot, on Council Chamber Hi; 70
. Several excellent YOUNG MnLEsire
= FIye good servieeable FARM HnRSESS,z
NESeveral SADDLE and HARNESS, = b .ITrSN -
"a III w - Auctioneers.
BY F. GathrfRht, Auctioneer,
-E,~ 1l3s Main street,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
r WILL SELL AT MY STORE ON sAd-
l. URDAY MORNING the sd instant a oS eG TTiIRNI-
Ing Mt 10 O'Clock. large assortineh' VA
= JENSY IiSD and COTTAGE BEDSTEADS'
CABINETS,
ewSpasRR6bRoBEs
LEAF and other Tables
q PfAREssss
CHAIRS. re ye. "%S
SROCKERS,
! BEDS,
PILLOWS.
MATTRESSES,
B BhtEisTs &C.
3- ALSO,
: AN' ''''' DRY GOODS,
TI.NTHING,
BOOTS
FINE CLOTHS,
m.. ChSSIMERFS &C.
oco E. GATHRTGHT, Anctlonec-:
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A NTHRACITE COAL, 900 tons choice
IA quality LORBERKY RED ASH EGG and
STOyE GOALS for SALE. am prepared 10 offer
the most liberal terms to those wishing 10 purchase
their winter supply.
ONCE and yard corner Seventeenth aud Dock
streets, lie II WRIT ROBERTS.
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q OMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT
ANOTHER LOT OF JAPANESE TEA.-Ihi5
nTre uncoIored Tea, has all the fine flavor and
rIchnass of Green Tea without its injurious effects
ON the nerves-best quality $l.eo; second quality,
81 20; a very good article at $l25 per pound; ny
Roasted Coffees. Honey Soap. cents per cake,
so cents per dozen at J. II. AETHONY'S Japa-
nese Tea store 72l Main street. six doors above the
Spotswood Hotel. Sc
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prrrRsBURG BETTER.
,.,,,,,,,oneence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

s7rre-.sa,eof Valuable Rrivate Residence on
EUG ~ Sycamore Street. 6
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OILS.

NEROSENE OIL have always on
n hand splendid article OF KEROSENE and
ANCHOR OIL. Also, LAMPS, CHIMSFYS,
BURNERS &C. and a general assortment Of TIN.
WARE, wholesale and retail.
O. o. OWENS
No. 20 Governor street. Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country respectfully solicited
and promptly filed Sc l6-am
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TKTOOD FOR SALE.--I am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for Sc and PINE
WOOD for IS per cord, or will sell at $5 and 81 on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS PARKER
or at the yard, on Dock street between Twentieth
and Twenty-hrst, win be promptly filled:
Sc a-3m w. G. NELMS.
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y EMoYAL-COAL OFFICES. P. La
la THR0P has removed his COAL OFFICE to
SEVENTEENTH STREET, at drawbridse,
With ample stock 10 prepared TO furnish In any
quantity FIRST QUALITY RED AND WHITE
AlRo, superior BITUMINOUS LUMP GOAL,
for CRATES. 8. p. LATHROP,I .
TWO Seventeenth street ut drawbrfdge.
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DITUMINOUS COAL-LUMP, HAIL,
- AVERAGE, AND SMITHS.
ANTHRACITE COAL-egg and stove;
OAK WOOD-long and sawed;
PINE WOOD-long and sawed,
at the lowest market rates.
Two months ago 1 advised the public OF the GER
tainty of rise in the price Of coal. Buy now,
before it advances upon the present rise.
JOHN II. PITCHER,
sea Eighth street between Main and Cary.
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SPLIT SAWED WOOD-PUMPS.-N
~ ready, very best DRY OAK and PINE
WOOD, sawed and split by steam in several sizes,
and sent 10 dwellings,. Cooks well, klndes quickly,
heats room and stove less, and is great conve-
WIN be higher Also, sawed or long.
superior WELL PUMP, certified rs the best
ana cheapest Leave orders at WATKINs, Cor
TRELL q co.'s 1907 Main street, or at the Steam
Fuel and Pump Factory, south side Basin between
Ientn and Eleventh streets, and at Brazeal i Cot
trelrs, corner Ninth street and Basin bank.
au 20 L. X WATKINS
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JUEFt5' THIS DAT.
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CERGEANT'S SALE.-I will sell on SA-
- TURDAy, October 3, 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Office OF the Midlothian Coal Mining Com
panv, on Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, the following property-to wit:
! splendid IRON SAFE,
OFFICE DESKS,
! TABLE,
WASHSTAND.
WATER-COOLER,
CARPET,
OILCLOTH. and
Il CHAIRS all In good order,
to satisfy distress warrant in my hands in favor
of Andrew Johnston. executor of William Mitch
ell. DR.. deceased against the Midlothian Coal NIL
ming Company. =. ;. MILLS.
Sc % Sergeant ClCy OF RlcH1nOnu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27
EdVeRfIOnaI

Gen. John Eaton, Superintendent of
Public Institutions, received commune
cation from Superintendent Critics, of JEFF
ferson county, in which he reports the
scholastic population Glib and forty schools
in progress, and that the money due them
on the forty-eight cents appropriation has
been drawn.
Superintendent Justice, of Chsatham
county, reports fifteen schools in operation,
one of which is attended by colored chill
dren. Several other schools will be started
as soon as teachers can be obtained.
The Superintendent of Cannon county
reports tWenty-four schools in operation.
The Chattanooga district has abolished
the sub-dristricts. They have made ar
engagements for meetings of the teachers
every month, at Chattanooga and Harrison.
The County Court has voted to pay the ex-
pense necessary to furnish educational
journals to each clerk to the seventeen
civil districts. Superintendent Tade re-
ports forty-three schools in operation in
that county and others opening.
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Federal Court.

The following cases were continued yes
terday until the next term of the court:
Joseph Thompson x Co. as. Brien, Led.
better & Co.
Edward Taylor rs. Washington Barrow,
J R P Smith ct ais Is. steamboat James
Woods.
HOstetter & Rice rs Thomas L Yancy.
VIM james rs. ] W Jennings.
A c Mayberry rs. John w Moore.
j W White rs. William Zunonstone.
B B Groom us. Jackson & Carter.
J W White & Co. IS Jackson & Carter.
Jacobs & Co. rs. Thomas J Rome.
J P Webb ct. ais, u.s. the Nashville and
Northwestern railroad.
Ju ils Hart v8. NJ Leiber & Co.
Soloman Strauss & Co. IS. the same.
Morgan Vance rs. P NJ Ryan.
The following cases were dismissed:
James, Wagner Is. B Russey.
W c Carville rs. Stephens & Stone.
Thomas Whiteside & Co. rs. Hugh Nc
Crea & Co.
james Hooper & Sons, rs. the same.
In the case of W B Hawkes. rs. S T
Widener and R r Sloan, a judgment of
S94l II damages was rendered in favor of
plaintiff
A nOSte prO8equi was entered 10 the case
Of L W Price rs. John A Fisher and John
J Mccain.
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New Nashville Theater

This place of amusement, located on the
corner of Summer and Union streets, opens
tonight with fattering prospects of sue
cessful winter dramatic season. The man.
agement we understand have selected an
excellent stock company, and will present
attractions from time to time, that will not
fail to draw crowded houses.
An engagement has been effected for
limited number of nights with the charm
ing young actress Miss Nellie German, and
the distinguished artist Mr.. Robert John
son, who will appear this evening.
The performance opens tonight with
the serio comic drama entitled ANDY
Blake" after which the admired drama of
"JOcrisse, the Juggler."
Having heard OF the ability Of Mfr.
Evelyn Clifton as a burlesque caricature
actor, we hope that while our tbsater is
open, he will favor US with his bur-
lesque of the opera of Cinderella"
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We were plea5ed TO meet in the city
Yesterday our. friend Col. w. J. Hill, of
Pulaski, who was on a brief business trip
TO our city. He reports fine crops 10
Giles, everything peaceful, and the process
Of rehabilitation" in a forward state, in
spite of Radicalism.
Joseph H. Thompson, Esq, of Shelby
willie, L. S. Treasury Agent, was in the
city yesterday, in excellent health. If,
during the past four years, the government
had had the services OF such IA he in the
Treasury Department, the figures in the
letter of the President TO Gen. Ewing
would have not been so appalling to the
taxpayers of the country.
Rev. Louis Hart, for many years staiior-
ed in the vicinity Of Nashville, arrived 10
town on Saturday evening, after an absence
of two years in his native county. He is
now stationed in Louisiana, where he has
a hourishing French congregation. His
many friends will be delighted to know
that he enjoys excellent heal III, his trip
having reiuvensted him.
Among the representatives in attendance
at the Grand Encampment, l. Q. O, f. is
the venerable DIR. Stith Richardson, of
Dyersburg, his first visit here since the
war.
Capt. r. NJ. Gillespie, Passenger Agent
of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way, was in the city yesterday: We are
indebted to him for files of late Southern
papers.
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loco bushels wheat, and $4,000 barrels
Of -four for the same time last year. "The
near approach of the close Of navigation,
the large stocks on hand, the advance on
Lake freights to 10c TO Buffalo, and thence
to New York to zoe on wheat, the decline
on gold, and the unfavorabIe condition of
home and foreign markets." writes a cor
respondent, care still having depressing
influence on our market, closing to-day,
(0ct. 1872 dull and dropping at quota
TONS" Heavy accumulatious are &C
knowledged at Milwaukee, New York and
other points. The supply is beyond con-
sumptive demand or a shipping or specu-
lative requirement, and hence the mac
tiVity which is everywhere observable and
every detained against.
The Louisville Democrat says under date
of Saturday evening:
The noticeable feature in the -four market
durlng the week has been a decline of 25c per
Dbl; upon all grades. The market closes dull,
with the prospects Of another decline soon.
Holders are not as fru as they have been, and
would 70 make sales Of any magnitude, make
concessions upon our quotations. Wheat is dull
and prices are looking down, with less DISPOSE
ton upon the part of millers to purchase than
at the close of last week. To-day 800 bushels
were sold from wagon at 81 20. and 1000 bushels
on the wharf at 81. Corn is dull, and we quote
old at 9SgS8c, decline since our last weekly
review: The market for new is rather unsettled.
ana prices vary. A contract was made to-day
tor 2OUO bushels for future delivery on private
terms; Oats are rather frmer. a sale Of 1000
bushels being made at the depot, to be delivered
Monday, at Sc.
There has been some little fluctuations in
the provision market, but no material change
from New Ork aud Cincinnati were favorable,
ana bacon TO- day was frmer, though no change
occurred IN prices. The quotations we're l3l<6
I37e Tor shoulders; l61Zc for clear rib Sides and
IA9II19c for clear sides. We quote lard at
1870 in fierce and 2O1<e for kegs.
, Ihere Is yet some speculation in regard to
the pork packing. The only transaction that
has been reported was 500 head, for November
dehvery, at &c. A number of farmers have been
feeding the market, with the view Of getting
oilers from packers, but they were unsuccessful.
blast until about the lst Of December. It would
be difficult at the present time, to give o cor
rect estimate of the number of hogs that will be
packed around the falls or the figures at which
the season Will open, though it Is generally
thought that it will be cents"
The St. Louis Republican of the 9th
inst. reports an offer of 1000 hogs, deliv-
cred in Quincy, Illinois, on the 18th Of
November, at &c gross-weight $50 lbs. net.
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Hat Lftinr.

s1Hea Aef Lifting.
1t is generally the sign of politeness to
see gentlemen lifting their hats to ladies
or to persons much older than themselves,
but hat-lihing like every other species of
politeness can be carried too far. Gentle
men should be careful not to lift their own
hats too frequently, and should also espe-
cially guard themselves against lifting the
hats of other people. Persons who take
their meals at hotels would be saved great
deal of trouble if little more care or
honesty were practisel in this latter re-
spsct. Last evening we met two gentle
men who had been yictimised in this way,
having their tiles stolen from the rack
while they were at supper. They were
mad about it, and said they would hereaf-
Ter keep their hats on their heads or their
eyes on their hats. .s,..-.
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time ized for the election of Grand,
Officers and Grand Representative, which
motion prevailed.
John F. Hide, from the committee APP
pointed at last session to select suitablere-.
gala for the use of the Grand Encamp-
ment, reported that the duties of said COM
mittee had besn discharged.
The Grand Eucampment then took re-
cess until II o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Encampment met according to ad-
Journment, all the Grand officers present.
The Committee on Credentials reported
upon the following members, and recon-
mended that they be admitted to seats
Fl. w. ButtorfE Ridgeley Eueampment,
No. l..
". P. Bandy, La Guardo Encampmenf,
No. 25.
A. NJ. Turner, La Gusrdo Eacampment.
No. %.
W. E. Walker, La GnarIo Encampment,
No. %.
NJ. r. r. Elliott Hebron Encampment,
No. %.
John F. Hide, Chairman of Committee
On Charters, reported that the Grand
Scribe had issued charters to the following
subordinate Encampments during the re-
cess: Chapel Hill, No. q; Gibson, No.
%; Bell Buckle, No. go.
E D. Farusworth, Grand Sire elect of
the Grand Lodge United States, here en-
tered the room, and in response to re-
peated CALI, addressed the members of the
Encampmen. in few well-timed remarks,
when a recess occurred, when he was intro
duced to the individual members present.
G. W. Day offered resolution providing
that the sum of $50 be refunded to Gibson
Encampment, No. %. which was adopted.
The Committee on Grievances reported
that there was nothing before them, and
asked to be discharged. Report received
and committee discharged.
The Grand Patriarch, as a standing
Committee on Cons'itution and Bylaws,
appointed Messrs. Day, Carroll and Phil
lips.
On motion of G. W. Day, the Conslitu-
ton and Bylaws of Gibson Encampment,
No. IS, was refered to that committee.
The Encampment then adjourned to 9
o'clock this morning.
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New Aavertisemcnta.

New Advertisements. Frfs
E. & y. Northman, No. 20, Public
Square, have made further reduction 10
the price Of their extensive stock of dry
goods. The price Of their wooden Fall and
Winter goods for ladies' wear will attract
universal attention. Not since the war
have such bargains been offered in this
city. The ladies will be especially at
tracted by the announcement of these gem
tlemen, u cToJtCTn .-cf.
The New Theatre opens tonight. "a
Mrs. E. M. Hays, will sell, as Executrix
of the late o. B. Hays, at the residence
near Brentwood, on the 18th of November,
large lot of mules, cattle, hogs, corn,
hay, household furniture and farming i'm
plements, on liberal terms.
Shakesperian readings tonight, by
Judge Campbell, at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church. j % ED EIr
Colyar, Marks d Newman, Attorneys at
Law, Fayetteville. See card. .---
Z" gcIn u OuCIHOOu uhVS lubt opened q
New Carriage Shop, at 46 Church Street,
Just below the Post Office, where they will
do all work in their line in good style and
on short notice.
Mrs. Lucy 7. Robertson has lost bay
mare for which she offers reward. ..
Trecy, Murphy & Co., continue their
large sale of fashionable boots and shoes
at auction to-day, embracing some fine job
lots. Dealers will do we'll to attend.
The Grand Division, Sons of Temper
ance meet in annual session on Wednes-
day, at their Hall in Masonic Temple.
Crunk, Dodson & Co., sell this morning
a splendid assortment of goods.
A. Setlif is in receipt OF the London
illustrated News, also all the latest Illus
trated papers and Magazines.
Yeatman, Shields & Co, have forced
said, this morning at halfpast nine O'Clock.
They have large stock.
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The annual festival of the TurnVerin
Society was held last night at the Turner's
hall, on Market street. Two splendid
pieces We're played by the Turner Glee
Club, after which the dancing commenced,
and continued until a late hour. There
was large attendance of the beauty and
chivalry OF The German people. Every
thing passed of quietly, and all seemed to
enjoy themselves.
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Aeas1amv Of NgusIc

Another brilliant audience at this popu-
lar temple of music last night, and the old
favorites received with enthusiastic APP
plause. Charles Seaman, the great jig
dancer, was loudly encored, and Misses
Sallie E. Eldridge, Mary St. Martin and
Marie Roscelle won golden opinions from
the large crowd present. Oscar Willis, a
gentleman of parts, has taken the position
of stage manager, Mr.. Shaw having gone
to New Orleans.
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Judge Campbell, Of South Carolina, has
returned TO the city, and will give another
OF his delightful Shaksperian readings at
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
Summer street, tonight. Those who heard
the Judge during his late visit to this city,
were charmed with his readings, and none
should omit the present occasion to hear
him. His lObor is for the benefit of Ma
sonic Female Callege, and deserves hearty
response, aside fromits e1celling merit.