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CONTRACT AwARDEp,-The Postmaster Gen.
eral awarded the contract for furnishing the
ensuing year to Messrs. Dempsey n o'Toole OF
this city.
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LECTURE ON POLITICAL EcoNoMY.-The first
Statistical Society will be delivered by Hon.
Alex. Delmar, on Saturday evening next, at the
City Hall. Mr.. d. has divided his subject (Po.
iitieai Economy into four parts !. What we
owe to Italy; 2. The ante-Smithites, Smith, the
Smithites, and the anti-Smithitesj 3. The won
ders OF gold; I. The price OF bonnet.
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CARRYING CONCEALED WlAross.-Th notori.
Gus Anthony Simms (colored) was taken to the
Fifth precinct yesterday by Ohicer Hill. His
case has not been disposed fyet.
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TESTIMONIAL OF REaARp.-On Tuesday eve
ming p. q. NJ. VIM. r. Mclean was the recipient
of q handsome testimonial from the Ladies'
the Navy Yard. The presentation consisted OF
a handsome set Of gold sleeve buttons, shirt
studs and ring. Mrs, white, one OF the lady
remarks, to which MT, Mclean happily re-
annnded,
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precinct, arrested Richard Butler and Alice Rog.
ers, colored, charged with the larceny of shawl
which WAS stolen about two years age. Mr.. o.
shawl on and recognized 1t. Butler stated that
he had got It from Alice Rogers, and she said
that 1t had belonged to her husband, and was
bought by him in New York; but Mr.. Brown told
tie Justice what his mark was, and, on examina-
tlon, found II correct. Alice was committed to
jail for court by Justice CLARK.
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THE oELEBRArEp MARYLAND HAM,

V'HE UELEBKATEp MARYLAND HAN,
We are now receiving and will constantly have on
MARYLAND HAMS
For which we gained such wide spread reputation
during last year, These Hams are cured espeeisily
them, HALL HUME.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fine Groceries, &c.
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Coon STocK.-It Is really astonishing how
some kinds Of stock will advance above that OF
Others which, apparently, have the same facili-
ties for rising. This is the case with regard to
stocks even In the same company. Now, for in.
stance, nearly all the stock In the First Cooper
ativc Building Association commands premium
OF say from 90 to 10 cents, which Is considered
very good; but that Of the treasurer OF the same
company, our friend q. b, Church, esq, we are
informed, commands 100 per cent premium. In
other words, 1t had doubled within couple Of
days past. In fact, our friend has as pretty a
pair OF little innocents (twins) at his house as
one could desire to see.
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Alexandria Advertisements,
Confectionery.

JOSEPH II. sHAFPIELD,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's REFECToRY,
246 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth streets,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY
AND EVENING. FRoM7A. NJ. Tol2P.M.
Game, Oysters, &c, always on hand PARTIES
Weddings and Receptions supplied with Chicken and
Lobster Ballad, Chickens, CroQuette, Oysters in Ali
styles, Fine and Fancy Cakes, Ice Creams, Jeilies
CHARLOTTE Russo &c, China, Glass. Silver, Walters,
In the city and from the country solicited, and
7. 81 have no connection or interest In any
other Confectionery Establishment In this city, or
ever had. '' -
jl2l-lm JOS. II. sHAFFIELD.
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Personal.

CONSULT DR. LEON
" 46S Tenth street, above Penna avenue.
In treating ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN, ORGANIC
and NERVOUS DISEASES he denes competition.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS he guarantees to cure
thoroughly and permanently.
LADIES suffering from IRREGULARITIES, from
whatever cause. are offered quick and thorough re-
FEES MODERATE
des'u CONSULTATIONS FREE,
pRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT DIR.
pARBf's, 90 Seventh stree, opposite Odd Eel.
lows HAIL Separate rooms for patients sel2.u
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Henry Reynolds, who has been for some time
seeking shelter about the city, was taken sick
yesterday upon the street, In the neighborhood
d street, between Thirteen-and-a-halfa and Four
teenth streets, kindly took him In her house and
did all size could to relieve his sufFerings, and
of the old man, who had him conveyed yester-
day morning to the house OF Mr.. +. Mccormick,
corner Of Thirteenth and ID streets, where he
was kindly treated and watched during his stay.
Yesterday Officer yoss procured permit for his
admission to Providence hospital, and placed him
In vehicle to convey him there. Upon reach
ing the hospital the man was found to be dead.
His body was conveyed to the Central guard
house, and IT having been deemed unnecessary to
tion, II Is stated that the deceased has been In
good circumstances, and has rich relatives living
In New Jersey,
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Psrir LARoEsY.-Wm. Patterson, a huekster,
was arrested on Tuesday by ohissr Riley, Of the
esrity for his sppesraace at court, BY Justice
NorsAll.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL.
Jay Cooke Co. furnish the following quota.
lions Of Government securities:

INV YORK FIRsr BOARD sALEs,
Coupons, 110A; 6-20's, 1862, ll0k; SOS, 1884,
ioI1Si sos, lsS5, los,s s2o's jan. and j., 'Ss,
loeAi lo.tos ,loa; 1905, Cd series, lss; 1905 sd
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LARoEsY.-Onioers Hughes and Bresnahap, Of
the Sixth precinct, arrested Charles Harris And
the larceny Of 43A yards of calico, the property
OF Mr., L, s. HArtogensis, storekeeper, on seventh
hearing before Justice CLARK, who committed
them to jail for court.
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VIOLATING CITY oRDISANoE.-0frcer q, 7,
Leach, OF the Fifth precinct, took W. d. Tfun'
for connIttin nuisance. His fine was %.
Oficer DIape, OF the Seventh precinct, arrest
ed Daniel Bytbe, on the same day, charged with
ceiling liquor on Sunday, He had hearing be-
lore Justice Walter, who fined him &l0.
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LECTURE ON THE LIFE OF PRESIDENT LIN
ooLs.-Last evening a very eloquent and inter-
esting lecture on the life of the late lame nted
President Lincoln was delivered before large
audience at Metzerott Hall by Hon. Isaac N.
Arnold. He reviewed the history of Mr.. Lin
coin with whom he used to plead before the bar
In Illinois) from his youth to the time Of his as.
sassination at Fordis Theatre. Mr.. Arnold was
applauded frequently by the admirers Of the Sec
ond Father Of his Country. His first canvass
administration under the influences OF a great
war, his second Inauguration, and the assassina.
th 81 MIN were t al pnetiasi,y ALLUDED to BY
were all fully appreciated by the attentive
hearers.
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CoNvIcTs HIMsELY.-Mary Hurley was before
Justice Walter, yesterday, charged by her hus-
him Mr.. Hurley testified that he went home,
and on entering the house, his wife, Mary, put
him out, striking him in the eye with her fst and
bit the end of Of one OF his fingers.
On being questioned by the Justice, he stated
that she was one of his wives; that he had two
before her. but they were dead; also that they
were married on the 2sth of December last, and
that since that time Mary had put him out FIRE.
quently and locked the door on him, and that
she had been selling liquor all the time without
license.
The Justice considered him the proprietor Of
the house, and fined the parties t2i, and locked
them up with the understanding that they would
remain there until the fine was paid.
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Pawn Brokers.

534 pook p e ? FRIEND 534
P. BoYER's LOAN OFFICE,
oa Twelfth street, between c aud D, near Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Money loaned on ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches.
Diamonds, Jowelry. Pistols, Mechanical Tools, &c
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
JAl7-u nnvrP.
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B0okblnders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
Il B00k-BiNDER AND PAPER. RULER,
No. III PennsylvAnia avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
, Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals. an
Newspapers carefully attended to.
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ABANDONING Her CHILD.-Patsey Robinson,
Evans, OF the First precinct, charged with
Abandoning an infant child on the night OF the
LIST instant. An old eolored man by the name Of
between Virginia avenue and street south, tes-
tided that he heard an infant crying IN his yard
on the porning Of the "a instant, and that, on
death. Justice Tucker sent her to jail for court.
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Matipual arpnblita,r.


NATIONAL THArRE-"Th Lottery Of Llfep
was again admirably performed last night, and
was well received by the house. Mr.. Brougham's
readily improvised wilt was, as usual, sharp and
spicy. Tonight thereis change Of programme,
1.-THE Serious Familyn and I" Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
White" The Capt, Murphy Mcclure Of Mr.. d.
VIII be treat Of itself, and with the excellent
cast OF Aminidab Sleek, Charles florence. Eve
Terrence, and Mrs. DclmaIne, the play-goers are
promised very superior entertainment. q
Walls OPERA HousE.-There was o good
attendance last night at this place Of auditors
deeply Interested In the fortunes Of Oliver Twist
Wallack, Davenport, Piacide, and Miss Mcstayer
were great in their respective roles; and Miss
Frank Mcneil Is Oliver, and Mr.. Baron's Artfal
Dodser, and Mrs. Frank Rea's Mrs. Corney were
all very clever. The piece will be repeated to-
night.
The "OLD FoLksn CoNoERrs.-we advise
everybody to attend the "old Folks" concerts at
Odd Fellows Hall every night this week, and on
Saturday afternoon. No more pleasing enter
tainments, combating faithful representation Of
tho beauty and gaiiantry and old fashioned
costumes Of a hundred years ago, with the best
music, vocal and instrumental, that time has de-
veloped TO the present day. Not to have heard
the celebrated "oid Folks" in their harmonious
and melodlous drolleries will be decidedly behind
the times and the usages Of the elite who crowd
their concerts, ... ........4
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Reserved seats In Parquette and Dress Circle. D.
..sssn may be secured on and aiiei WEDNESDAY
and at the Box Once. ja2i.U
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Sent on FOR TRIAB.-The following
named parties, sent on to the United States
Circuit Court. for trial, have been brought
to the city, or, have answered in accordance
with their recognizances: William Lafon,
charged with distilling and selIn ardent
spirits in violation Of the United States
revenue laws sent from Giles county. C.
Henry Young, for selling tobacco in viola
tion of the United States revenue laws; sent
from Patrick county. ]. S. Sipton and
Anson Moore, for making and selling ar
dent spirits in violation Of United States
revenue laws sent from, Carroll county.
Jacob O. Kinsey, John O. Kinsey, Floyd
Epperly, and William Epperly, on the same
charge; sent from Montgomery county.
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Poor HUNNICUTT.-At,a u meeting held
New Nation Hall lately, Hunnicutt, after
advocating his claims to the governorship,
called on a half crazy Massachusetts youth
to tell the negroes present Of the sentiment
of the people of that State. The youth did
so, and told them that the universal wish in
Massachusetts, among thelcstruest friends,
was that they would elect Hunnicutt for
Governor. We hear the ruse took very well
with some. though great many couldn't
exactly see it.
Passing through the halls of the custom
house yesterday, we saw tho " friend and
hero' engaged in quite an animated con-
versation with astrangc gentleman. AS we
approached we heard him say claim
to be good TO everybody, friend or foe."
Gentleman: And to Hunnicutt espe-
cially."
IIunnicutt: "Not SO much so as the Yam
KEGS. Did you ever know a Yankee (speak.
ing contemptuously) who wouldn't be good
to himself before he would to anybody
else ?''
The 'friend and hero's" animosity to
Yankees viii stick out in spite Of himself
especially so, as his chances for position
decrease through their instrumentality and
his own stupid laundering. 1t was only on
Monday afternoon he declared :"Im nc
Yankee. I'm southern gentleman"
Poor Hunnicutt! His die is cast, hlf
Rubicon is crossed, and soon he'll be nc
more. aa
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CASES IN BANKRUpTcY.-The following
persons have been declared hankrupts since
our last report: Pharoah Douglas, OF Ian,
caster; NJ. .C.:De La Rue, Fred. Wenholz, ana
Charles Stutzke, of Henrico; NJ. y Lyle,
of Charlotte; J. H. Sharp, Of Buckingham !
j. II. Patillo, J.,E. Volt, Of Meckisnnurg !,
NJ. Brightwell, B. S. Hooper, $. :: scott, q
Prince Edward; W. T: Gary, OF Lqnen-
burg P. r.. Bailey, of Chesterfield Man
son Seorpin. Peter Stainback, Of Brunswick; !;
John Lewis, Of Fluyanna; David w. Per-
ikins, j. E. Leadbeater, James NJ. Morris,
Thomas G. Anderson, Of Louisa; james w.
Walden, James Campbell, O. G. tPugh, OF
Dinwiddie Thomas Bulnes, OF Orange
Peter N. II. Massie, of Hanover; w. i.
Gatewood, of Middlesex. sg ss3
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II ADICAL noVEMENTs.
. THE G ov ERs Or
WHO rs TO BE EoMKNATEDa
Lewis Lindsey on the Rampage.


The political movements among the Radi-
Gals yesterday were in the highest de-
gree strategical, and almost worthy Of ad-
miratien for the way IN which everything
was managed. 1t reminded one of Tam
many days. -. -. -.
Last evening the prominent Radicals of
the State Nominating Convention held
caucus, in which they agreed Upon General
Wells as the best nominee for, the Cover
norship, Clements for Lieutenant-G Governor,
and Bowden, the present incumbent, for the
place of Acknowledgement. This done, o
band was procured, and the caucussians
marched up Main street to Ninth, up Ninth
to Capitol, thence to the Governors man
sion, where 4 serenade, three cheers, and
an opportunity for an electioneering speech
were given the new Governor.
He was introduced by Clements, who
said he would introduce 'himTas the ap-
pointee of the military authorities, and
he hoped in a few. months to introduce
him as Governor by the choice of the peo-
pie. Quite crowd had been attracted by
the music, and great clapping of hands
followed this. General Wells, in response,
spoke of the importance of this occasion,
which was to determine who were to be the
standard-bearers of the Republican party.
He hoped they would choose the right men,
and planting both feet firmly on the bottom
round, climb safely to the top round of the
ladder unto the. pinnacle of prosperity,
equality, and glory. Era .1s.r.r :.
He was followed by Clements, who also
made frst-rate Radical electioneering
speech. He wanted, above all things, to see
the Constitution adopted, and then to see
the right sort of men in power, SC.
Danner also spoke. The speeches of all
we're nicely buttered by the band, which
spread thick layers Of "Star Spangled
Banner" "Hail Columbia, .. +" Ever of
Thee" and other such "loyal !" airs.
in the mean time, Lewis Lindsey was
holding forth at New Nation Hall in one of
his ablest efforts. Said he: Think |
gwine bow my head to dis milumtary or dat
milumtary, and say, Massa, let me black
your boots 50 No, sah., Think gwine let
desc white men from de North come down
here and make out like dey are my friends,
and den say | smell too bad and amt re-
spectacle ? No, sah" OATS So !" Dem
men will make me free to-day yfand slave
tomorrow. Desc drums, and horns, and
things won't do for me; dey sounds nice
enough, but dey comes from too bad g.:
grace. | tell you, colorcd men, Ell you
don't do right you'll make me mad, and ole
marstc too. Don't mind none Of dis re-
spectability. 1t don't mean nothin but
weak-kneed Republicans, which aint us
good as Conservatives" Oats SOY
Lewis is evidently in the interest Of the
ssrriend and hero" and very much dis
rruntled at the unfavorablc indications
regarding his nomination for Governor.
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i MIRACULOUS EscAPE.-Y Yesterday after
noon horse attached to buggy ran Oft
down Sixth street from Broad to Main,
where he turned, upsetting the buggy,
throwing q little boy out, and bruising him
considerably. The top Of the buggy was
almost broken off by the upset, and the
horse continued to drag the buggy on ITS
side down Main street to Eighth, coIored
nurse and an infant child being inside. AT
Eighth street the horse was stopped, and to
the infinite astonishment of oil the nurse
and child were taken out entirely unhurt;
The faithful nurse had wrapped the child
in a shawl, and held it to her bosom, rthus
doubtless saving its life. The first question
she asked when taken out Of the buggy was,
" Is my child safe 2" s,s>,. lt'4'
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UNCLE SPECS on CHANDLER.-u
Specs Hodges, delegate from Princess Anne Az n e
to the late Convention, reached Richmond
Yesterday. His arrival at the capitol crea-
ted considerable commotion on the floor Of
the District Convention. He said his man
for " Congress from the Fust Deestriek was
black, but now he was gwine for Chandler,
do Chandler was o leetle too smart, and could
go as easy on one skeet as another" he
had been bothered deal lately about
iBayne, who "wouldn't work in de traces
but now was prepared to do his duty by the
ssGuyer questitarn.n
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A COLLEGE IN ASIILAND.-We learn that
n meeting of the official members of all the
Methodist churches Of this city and Man
chester was held at the Broad-street Metho-
dist church on Monday night to consider
the educational interests Of the Methodists
in Virginia. i
Rev. Mr.. Berry, of Ashland, was present,
and stated that after an interview with the
gentlemen owning the beautiful property
known as the Ashland Hotel, he was en-
abled to lay before the meeting for their
consideration very liberal proposition.
If the AIethodists, of Richmond would pur-
chase it, and induce Randolph Macon Col
lece to remove to that place, these gentle
men were willing to sell it for that purpose
very cheaply.
After consideration, it was unanimously
determined to purchase the property and
Dresent ii to Randolph Macon College. A
committee were appointed to attend the
next meeting of its Board of Trustees ana
urge the immediate removal OF the lnstltu-
ton to this attractive village.
Messrs. Branch, Watts, Snyder, and lrby
were appointed committee to complete the
purchase Of the property from the owners.
We congratulate the citizens Of Ashland
upon this result. No more appropriate or
beautiful spot could have been selected 1or
n college. Accessible as it is from every
quarter, large numbers of students must DC
attracted to it.
The removal of Randolph Macon to Ash
land was proposed by Mr.. Berry two years
aeo, and the property now to be purchased
was offered, through his influence, TO the
Board of Trustees at that time. -s
We are very glad that the enterprisine
gentlemen of Richmond who have taken the
matter in hand have had the sagacity toses
the advantage of this scheme, and havepur'
chased it. =
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING INaTHE RicHMoND PosT-oPrrcE MAY
6, ls6s.-ColonelC Charleston, Richmond, Va.,
no stamp; Captain John I. Willy, Amelis
county, Va, no stamp; Captain William
Eggleston, Giles county, Va, no stamp;
Miss Frankly Miller, Alexandria, Va, no
stamp Woods, Weeks 81 Co., Baltimore,
Nd, old stamp; Gustaye Kaufman, New
York, old stamp ;o.J. Edwin Waller, New
York, revenue stamp.
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COOP PRIcEsgoR TOBACCO ..-E. G. Leigh, COM
mission merchant, sold at the Tobacco Exchange
on Monday five hossheals OF the crop of Colonel j.
T. Willy. of Amelia, at the following prices: $40,
SI7 75 $lL $lLso, Sls.Ss and one hogshead Of Tugs
sl1; the six avcraginga fraction over SlS. Also,
three samples of Southwestern Virelnia tobacco,
belonging to William Eggleston, Of Gilcs, at siseS,
Sl5 and Sl3 g.u +. = f.afsr. = tsi sd&w1tx
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SUPREME CouRT or APpEALs7-ALL The !,
JupGgs PREsENT.-This court met yestcr-
day pursuant to adjournment. The dny was
occupied in the consideration Of the case of
the county against the city in regard to the
extension Of the limits. 1T a4ts4
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AN ESCAPED PRISONER REcApTuRED.-
Justice Wade and Constable Dickmar cap
tured yesterday afternoon William N. Tyler,
who was recently confined in Henrico
county jail on the charge Of horse-stealing,
and made his escape. Hewas again lodged
in iail. 800
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FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-A Con-
yent;on of the Radicals of this district will
be held in this city tonight or Tomorrow to
nominate a congressional Representative
"Dr.'' Norton, of York, and Pierce, tcos-
mopolitan,) are the candidates. Norton
seems to have the inside track with the
delegates, and it is said that he is the most
popular in the district.
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TH 3 DISP ATGH.
TERHfS SeFsA APPROPRIATENESS.
cAsn-IxvAaIAnLYIx ApyAnc,11-.,,. ,1-,,... !.

UNITED sraTrs CiRcUIr couRr. Tho
grand Jury appeared, and having no pre-
sentiments to make, were sent to their rooIa.
The case Of Bayne and others ,s. The
Farmers Bank of Virginia was under con- ,
sideration until the adjournment o. the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-06

WRECK or THE ALExANDRlA.--The
steamer Claymont arrived at City Point
yesterday morning with bargcs and all the
necessary tackling for the purpose Of rais-
ing the wreck of the steamer Alexandria,
burnt several weeks ago. The wreck will
be raised in the course Of the next few days.
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Z HENRIco COUNTY CouRT-JUsTIcE JOHN
NETTLEs PREsIDING.-The case of Sarah
Anderson (colored), charged with arson, Sc,
was called in this court on yesterday. Inc
evidence ewas partially heard aud the case
postponed until to-day. The jury were ere
given tinicharge to the sheriff TO be taken
care Of till the case is called this morning.
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8B1G 5AspARaGus.-A bunch of the tallest
.asnaragus WINS sent to our Office yesterday
hY Mr. r. m. Thorn. Placed in the win
dow, it attracted o good deal Of attention.
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tnrea thereon J0r the cu1re1at yenr.- ----
WELLINGTON. GoDDIN Will sell at clock n
large, attractive, and very valuable private
residence at the southeast corner of Franklin
and Madison streets. sFFf4T TlsI
DAVENPORT & co. will sell at L. O clock lot
Of stocks and bonds.
PAINE e co. will hold at 10 O'Clock n large spe-
cial catalogue sale of fresh spring dry goods,
- boots shoes. etc. H
GRuBBs &c WILLIAMS will sell at !. O'Clock
valuable brick and framed dwelling on tho
south side Of Grace street between Monroe and
Henry. -,Tttgf... ,g=rt,1,-..
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell framed house
and lotion the south side Of Clay near to Smith
street at 81 O'Clock T.. M.