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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-15

MAYORS COURT, MoNDAT-Mayor Cha
hoon preSiding.-Susan Carter (negro)
drunk, disorderly, and resisting police
man in the discharge of his duty. Dis
charged.
William Knauf, drunk and disorderly
Fined two dollars and fifty cents.
August Danseig, charged with being a
vagrant and suspicious character. Dis
charged.
William Smith (negro), stealing roll of
butter from Colin Jarvis. Sent on for in
dictment.
Sidney Branch (negro), stealing q piece
of meat valued at fifty cents from Peter
Lawson. Put to work at the station-houSe.
John Jackson (negro), stealing bottle
Of whiskey. Put to work cleaning out the
station-house.
Amos Underwood, having in his posses
sion one lot of wood supposed to have been
stolen, and resisting the police. Fined
twenty dollars, or to serve in the chain-gang
for sixty days.
Charles Mason (negro), stealing dress
valued at one dollar from Patsy Giles.
Sent on for indictment.
Charles Wilkinson (negro), having in his
possession one roll Of butter supposed to
have been stolen. Continued until to-
morrow. -.
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CHARGED WITH Observation-Disclosures
Smith and Albert johnson (negroes) ap-
peared before the Mayor yesterday-the
former for stealing and the latter for
having in his possession O horse valued at
$3.50 belonging to DR.. Sterling. DR.. S.
said he had been called to see patient on
Second between Baker and Duval streets
about 6 o'clock on Sunday evening. He rode
his horse into the yard and tied him, but
on coming out he was gone. He at once re-
ported the fact at the police station.
A police officer said as he waa lighting
his lamps he heard horse coming up the
street, and on examination found it to be
DR.. Sterling's. Albert Johnson, who was
riding him, said that Robert Smith gave
him the horse, and he would show the Off
Ger where he was. Smith was found IN a
house ON Eighth street just above the Spots
wood Hotel. Both of the accused were
committed to Jail to await an indictment
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A BOGUS JUDGE ON HIS TRAyELS.-On
Thursday last middle-aged parsonage Of
shabby-genteel appearance arrived at the
Spotswood Hotel and registered himself
Judge Joseph A. Wicks, of Maryland"
and in conversation with the clerk men
toned that he was judge of the seventh
judicial district of that State, and that he
had been employed to prosecute Mr.. James
Grant for the murder of H. Rives Pollard.
There was no reason to believe him other
than the person stated, and he was treated
with the politeness and attention always
accorded guests of the Spotswood. He made
himself at home, and at the table and
bar daily evinced his fondness for high
living. The suspicious of the proprietor,
however, being at length aroused, he con-
fronted" the Judge" with several persons
who were acquainted with the gentleman
from Maryland, and these at once pro-
nounced him an imposter. He then at
tempted to get ont of the hotel, but was ar
rested and placed in custody of an officer,
who lodged him in the police station.
Yesterday morning the accused was
brought before the Mayor to answer for OBJ
tanning thirty dollars worth of wine, be-
sides board and lodging, from Captain Mil
ward under false pretences. 1t was then
ascertained that his real name was Price, and
that he hailed from Kent county, Md. At
the request of his counsel the case was con-
tinued until this morning.
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F1REs-ACCIDENTAL AND INCENDIARY.-
The alarm on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
was caused by the partial burning of a
house on Fifth street between Marshall and
Clay owned by J. E. Elicit and occupied by
7. c. Elicit. Accidental loss trifing.
Yesterday morning at o'clock fire
broke out in building on Cary between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, owned
and occupied as a junk shop by Smith, Pot
ter s. Co. The damage is much more than
covered coz by insurance for $4,000 in the
Virginia Insurance Company Of staqnton
and for So, 900 in the Georgia Home 1nsu-
rance Company. The adjoining building,
owned by Pat iarkin, was damaged to the
amount of $500; insured for $3.50 in the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany. 1t was undoubtedly an incendiary
fire. *r7s -|... a"
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GoDDIN will sell at P.
NJ. 4 handsome brick tenement on Mayo
street adjoining the Jewish synagogue.
LYME Il BROTHER will sell at 4P. NJ three
very desirable framed tenements on the
south side Of Eenablc near the corner OF
Twenty fifth street. ..-rst.fg
A. &. PULLIAM will sell for T. M. Logan
commissioner, in front of Chesterfield
urt-house, 4 tract Of land con tanning 200
acres. ~
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at u NJ.
two tenements on the north side of Main
street opposite Spotswood Hotel.
At A. NJ. elegant rosewood parlor furni-
ture, superior Brussels and velvet carpets,
cooking stoves, &c.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-1n COM
~ pliance with an ordinance OF the city or
Richmond we will attend at the office OF the Cty
Collector, at the City Hall, from A. M. 70 Z. ~.
receive the remaining half OF the CITY TA4Es.
deducting ten per cent. thereon from inose VINO
paid one-half in June.
by JULIUS A. HoBsoN, u. Z. C.B
N. B.-Those persons who have NOT paid any
portion OF their bills win please sah Curing ING
we win have no opportunity OF calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which @
have noe paid their personal tax BY that time must
expect to have their goods levied ON ~ soon as We
get out Of the Office as we required 70 settle our
entire account In February.
We would cali particular attention OF the tax
payers OF the newly rporated territory, as the
property 10 so perfectly described that Is I'M
: Igsl1E1 EDMUND WINNIE. Collector,
de 3-lm by JULIUS A. HoBsoN, ID. Q.
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IT'S cold IT'S cold, and moneys scarce
But I have one defence,
For though the winds are bleak and fierce,
I've friend In E. b. SPENCE.
He's friend to me, and q friend to you,
He's man Of heart and sense
And If our hard-carned dimes are few
They'll stretch with z. b. SPENCE.
A merry Christmas we will keep,
In spite Of scanty pence,
For everything is good and cheap
With popular z. 3. SPENCE.
Then let us throng his well-filled store,
And get our clothing thence;
For he clothes both the rich and poor
This well-known 4. B. SPENCE.
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HUsT1NGs COURT OF MAGISTRATES
alderman PEBBLES presiding.-The regular
monthly term of this court was held yes
terday, but no business of Importance was
transacted. Harrison Cross, the negro who
drew sabre in the street while on parade,
and threatened the life Of citizens, was ar
raigned, and the jury, after short delibe-
ration, brought in verdict of guilty and
assessed his fine at ten dollars and costs.
His counsel moved to set aside the verdict !;
which the court did, and entered O. noAe
prosequi on his paying the costs. The court
then adjourned until Friday.
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SHOOTING SCRAPE.-A shooting affair
came off at Claremont wharf, Surry county,
last Friday morning. 1t occurred between
Chastain Hampton, q deck hand employed
on the steamer Bonita" and negro man
named Tom Jones, employed on the schooner
Hope" The two vessels were lying at
the Claremont wharf, when, the steamer
getting ready to 60, Hampton requested the
negro to cast off the line which held the
steamer. The negro not stepping as briskly
as Hampton thought he should, some harsh
words passed between them, when Hampton
picked up his gun and fired at Jones as
he was standing in the cabin of the Hope.
The gun was loaded with shot, eight of
which took effect in his face. The negro
was sent to his home, in Surry, and medical
aid summoned. We were unable to
ascertain the extent of his injuries. A
county magistrate issued warrant for the
arrest of Hampton.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsTOFFICE De-
CEMBER Is, 1868.-Warner L. Fleming,
Richmond, Va. ; J. P. Justis, Richmond,
Va. John Hughes, Richmond, Va. Charles
Knackstedt, Orange county, N. Y; NJ.
Hessberg, Richmond, Va; 8. s. Stevens s.
Son, Baltimore, Md. !; Rev. Barney Hum
phreys, Columbia, S. c.; George Robinson
(colored), Richmond, Va. J. S. Saunders,
Goochland, Va. Howard Stansbury, Lanes
vile, Ohio; Major S. J. R. White, Cowen,
Va; R. P. Harris, New River, Pulaski
county, Va. one letter, no address.
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ARE CLERKS OF Courts AND COMMON
wEALTH's ATTORNEYS TO BE PAID THE
Governor received communication from the
Treasurer, Mr.. George Rye, yesterday,
calling his attention to the decision OF
Judge Underwood in the habeas corpus cases
of Caesar Griffin and Sally Anderson, and
wishes to know if he will be justified in
paying the clerks of courts and common
wealth's attorneys any money out of the
State Treasury under the decision. Gov
ernor Wells referred the communication to
Attorney General Bowden for his opinion,
which will be sent to him to. day.
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CLARKE's Den on CARY STREET TO BE
BROKEN UP.-John Clarke, the negro pro-
prietor of an infamous den styled the
90 Grand Junction." on Cary street, where
white and black women and men assemble
nightly for prostitution, and which has been
the scene of many row, appeared before
the Hastings Court Of Magistrates yester-
day to show cause why his license should
not be taken from him but being unable
to show any good cause, the court decided
to revoke his license, and thereby rid the
city of great nuisance. He asked the
court to set aside the verdict and give him
another hearing on Friday, but his request
was refused.
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In taking stroll around the city yesterday we
stepped as II By accident into our old friend
TON BALDwIa's, whom we used 20 know In the
days of ante bsllun, and TO surprise he seemed
younger and more energetic than he was twenty
years ago. Upon our complimentary him on bis
youth, he observed, in his usual manner. work,
sir work, sir" And from the msgnihceace OF
his stock and the hurry OF business around him IN
supplying his many customers, we realized the tact
that many young men were purchasing gthetr winter
cspes and overcoats, and one we noticed procuring
as we supposed his wedding oatat. And there is no
doabt OF the fact that all classes can procure any
kind OF clothing there at the lowest cash price.
We purchased fine beaver cape at a!2, elsewhere
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Advantages Of the Modern Dance.

CORRESPONDENCE.
RICHMOND, December !, 1868.
Rer. William Z Hatcher:
Dear Sir,-Haying heard your lecture on The
Advantages Of the Modern Dance, - and much de-
string for the entertainment and profit OF our pco
pie that It may be repeated in our city this season
we write to solicit visit from You for that pur
pose.
We congratulate you upon the great popularity
OF this lecture, and hope that the keen though ex-
ccedingly humorous satire with which 1t abounds
may effect something towards correcting the evil
ut which 1t is aimed.
Trusting that you may find it convenient to COM
ply with our request, In which We are sure all who
have heard the lecture would heartily unite, we re-
main your friends d. B. JETEH,
j. l.. NJ. CURRY,
B. PURYEAR,
j. L. BURROWS,
Ii. II. HARRIS,
<. HARRISON,
A. T.. DICKINSON,
j. A. CHAMBLISs.
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Four conversions were reported in the
school of the United church and one in that
attached to the First church. Collections,
$3.50.
The exercises of the evening consisted of
singing, prayer, and addresses.
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting Of the Baptist Sun
day School Association was held in the Sc
cond Baptist church last night. Charles
H. Winston, president, conducted the exer-
cises.
The reports of the superintendents Of the
schools showed the following average at
tendance the mast month
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SALLY ANDERSON RE-ARREsTED.-Yes-
terday morning officer James M. Tyler,
acting under the orders of Mayor Chahoon,
rearrestcd the negro woman Sally Ander-
son, who, having been convicted of arson,
was released by Judge Under wood on Satur-
day. She was found in the kitchen in rear
of the county courthouse in high glee over
her discharge. The negroes on the street.
as she passed along, threatened a rescue,
but she was finally lodged in cell at the
lower police station, whence she will be
brought to the Mayors court this morning
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-15

ANDALUsIAN BALM, for chspped hands and
lips, is the best remedy we have ever tried. II Is
prepared by MEADE & BAKER, 90 Main street,
and warranted to cure. Now that the season which
the skin to crack and bleed Is us, every
one should procure supply of this balm 1t WIZ
not only chapped hands and lips, but, If pro-
perly applied, will prevent the skin from cracking
open relieving all fear Of pain from this source,
and leaving the skin smooth and even. We advise
ell sufferers from this 70 get bottle and try
it feeling sure that It's use will be its best recon-
prapdatfop
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PETERSBURG, VA, December 7. 1888.


MeSSrs j. b. letter, d. D., j. H. If. Curry, LII.
d., Professor B. Pmryeos', and others:
Gen.lemen,-I am In receipt OF your kind and
attering letter calling me to repeat my lecture
on "The AduantdgeS Of the Modern Dance" In
the city of Richmond. Permit me to express my
appreciation OF the compliment implied by your
invitation. In reply, wishto say that will com
ply with your request with the understanding that
the proceeds of the lecture shall be applied to such
benevolent purpose as will commend Itself to your
appreciation. cheerfully submit the arrangement
OF time and place to you.
Very respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM E. HATCHER.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK R1yBR}
RAILROAD COMPANY, :
WOOD AND COAL.

N0AL AND WOOD am now prepared
~ TO furnish the best article of ANTHRACITE
COAL for furnaces, CRATES, or stoves. Also, &
very superior article Of ANTHRACITE prepared
especially for the Morning Glory or Latrobe stove.
Also, GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL OF
SMITHS COAL. Best article Of OAK and PINE
WOOD. AL offered at lowest cash prices III guam
,ity to suit both rich and poor.
0tllcc and yard Nlnctecilth and Cary and Seventh
and Grace streets.
de CHARLES II. PAGE.
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MILITARY PERsoNALs.-General Stone
man has gone to Chicago to attend the
meeting of the Societies of the Armies of
the Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio, and Cumber-
land, which takes place in that city to-day
and tomorrow. He will probably return
to this city the latter part Of the week.
BreYet Lieutenant Colonel T. Nj. Ander-
son, major of the Twenty-frst infantry,
commanding at Petersburg, has been in the
city several days, visiting the officers Of
this post.
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CHURCH NOTES.
The regular monthly meeting. of the

1ue regular lnVnsnAy meetluS VI Inc
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY
was held at Union Station church on, Sun
day afternoon, ,Ass Snyder, president, in the
chair. The meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. r. A.. Armistead, and singing by
the Manchester school. Master Luther
Fowlkes delivered an opening address, his
subject being the :. Sunday School Arch. !"
This was followed by the singing Of hymn
by Misses Julia NJ, Ada S., and Kate H., a
poetical recitation by Jennie B., and a dia-
logue on Good Sunday Schools by Willie
Saunders and Julia NJ. ----..
Major Robert Stiles, who was present by
invitation, delivered an address to the
children in his peculiarly popular and in
structive style. Rev. DR.. Broaddas also
made few remarks.
The following is a summary Of superin-
tendents' reports, which we're read:
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SEIZURE OF ToBAcCo.-Sixty-one caddies
Of tobacco were captured on the steamer
State of Maryland yesterday morning.
The charge was that it had paid no tax. 1t
was nicely packed in bacon hogsheads, evil
IDENTIFY with the intention of evading the
revenue laws by shipment without tax.
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SENTENCES COMMITTED Governor Wells
on yesterday commuted the sentence of
John McCaul (white), sentenced to be hung
on Friday the 18th for horse-steallnng by
the circuit court of Chesterfield, to impri-
sonment for fifteen years in the peniten-
tiary. He also committed the sentence OF
Polly jennings (negro), convicted of mur-
der by the Circuit Court of Halifax, and
sentenced to be hung the same day, to i'm
nr;sonment for life in the same institution.
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ODD FELLOWS SCHOOL MONUMENTAL
the meeting of Roane Lodge, I. O. o. F., on
Saturday night Messrs. NJ. W. Hazlewood,
Rev. A. E. Dickinson, and C. Ammons
were appointed committee to consult the
other nine Lodges of the city in regard to
the establishment of school for the chill
dren of members of the Order. 1t is pro-
posed to make it first-class institution.
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THE BosHERs DAM DIsAsTER.-The
BODY of one of three negroes who wore
drowned few days ago at Bosher's Dam,
was caught under the boat, and can now
be seen on rock protruding from under
the boat. The gentleman whc gives this
information thinks that the negroes we're
concerned in the larceny of GONE beef, and
two quarters of it having been found in tho
boat, they attempted to cross the river tc
get out Of the way as soon as rcsaiblc'
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COMMISSIONERS Court - Commissioner
Chahoon.-Messrs. B. B. Gardener, Joab
Toombs, - Mitchell, and - Wager,
we're arrested in Albemarle county on the
10th and llth instants by Deputy Marshal
Cohn on the charge Of running illicit dis
tilleries. They were brought down to this
city, and had hearing before United
States Commissioner Chahoon yesterday,
who sent them on for trial at the next term
of the United States Circuit Court.
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DETAINED ON ACCOUNT OF THE Lee
The boat from Washington on Aqua creek
was detained one hour yesterday on account
of ice in the creek, thereby causing the
train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad to arrive here behind
tiro
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EDUCATION OF SOLDIERS CuILDREN.-Auotlier
ten contributed 10 educate soldiers child whole
session. How simple this form OF helping our
work. The donor may remember daily that he is
paying for one soldiers orphan. It is hoped that
still others will work " on this lfre." Donations,
however, of smaller, or even larger sums, viii
still be received s w. r. BIokDDUs,
Corresponding SecreLary,
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RoBBERY OF WATER AND Gas FlxTUREs.-
The house of DR.. Joynes, on Leigh near
Second street, which has only been vacant
Q few days, was entered on Sunday nignt,
and the house completely gutted OF al Its
water and gas fixtures.
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CROCKERY, &c,

NOTICE.--Intanding to remove
bntltng we wfsh tn reduce our stock
IS much as possible, and viii offer geeds st very
reduced prices. Our assortment is very, ,lafKcxnd
complete, and all persons In want Will DO well 10
call and examine. i19 ~ nitaansiis
FOR RENT, the store now occupied by rs.
given on or soon amer january lss
KELLOGG u GIBSON,
de7-sw Mif Main street., street.,
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PERsoNAL.-Goyernor Wells has returned
from seeing about the election.
Mayor Chahoon has returned from Wash
ington.
Judge Underwood has left us for awhile.
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VERY ILL.-Mr. Richard D. sanxay, for
many years an alderman in this city, and
we'll known to most Of our citizens, is dan
gerously i'll at his residence, near Peters
burg, to which he removed about twelve
months since.
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Convict ARRIvED.-Lewis Henderson
(negro), sentenced to five years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary by the county
court of Shenandoah, was received at that
institution Yesterday,
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Trinity Sunday school was awarded the
palm as the banner school for the month.
The President announced that there had
been eighteen conversions in the Centenary
Sunday school during the past two months.
The next meeting of the Society will be
held in Trinity church on the second Sun
day in January. A teachers meeting at
Sidney next Sunday afternoon.
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday School Union was held at the United
Presbyterian church last night. The fol-
lowing is an abstract Of the superintend-
ents' reports:
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ALL persons wishing to purchase confection-
cries can save ten per cent by calling on W. w.
TRlBBETT, No. llls Main street, where they will
find large and well-selected assortment OF con-
dictionaries. fruits. &c. ~ ----.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 10, 1868
Sun rises es..........7.T Moon sets.......... 6Is
Sun sets. ..........4.43 High water, A. III .6.2l
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER IA.

sss ARRIVED. s. LsZtRs-
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, ner-
chandise and passengers, W @. Durham 20.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltt-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harycys
Williams.
Schooner G.. s. Ripplier, Miller, Phiiadel.
phia coal, Staples Blair.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Petersburg, in bal.
last, Curtis & Parker. ~
Schooner Only Son, Norfolk, -. grain, p.
j. Archer & Son.
sAILgp.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
The spar and can buoy recently placed IN
Kinston Reach, James river, was carried on
on the 18th by the floating ice.
The schooner Mystic Circle, from New YORK
for Petersburg and Richmond, with an assort-
ed cargo, went ashore twelve miles south OF
Cape Henry on the morning Of the llth IN
slant about half past o'clock. WrecKers
from Norfolk have gone to her assistance.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, December l4.-Arrived, steam
ship Saratoga, Richmond.
NEW York, December A.-Arrived, steam
ship Albemarle, Richmond. -
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ROBBERY ON THE BASIN BANK.-The
store of Messrs. Roberts s. Harris, on the
Basin bank, was burglariously entered on
Saturday night, and four frkins of butter
carried off.
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sILyEawARE SroLES.--The house Of Mr..
George Watt, on Franklin Btreet near Ninth,
was entered on Saturday night and robbed
Of silver pitcher, goblet, slop bowl, eSc'
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HORSES AND MULES.

CPECLAL NOTICE.-JUST ARrNA
LIVERY AND SALE STA VW
BLEa FRANKLIN street. ONE HUNDRED e@ass111
YOUNG MULES FIFTY WELL.BROKE
HIJLES, snd TWENTY YOUNG MARES, srita.
Die for farming purposes all OF which win be sold
At reduced prices and On the most ACCOMMODATING
terms. (se s1 JOHN Is. DAVB.