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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-08

LOVE may laugh at locksmiths, but
it treats gunsmiths diiIrrent|y-by
patronizing them Not many days
since, n young man named knlt'all,
living in Newark, n. j., shot a girl
named Becker, to whom he was en-.
gagged to be married, and then shot
himself. Both died of their wounds.
A few days later u similar tragedy DC,
CURED near BostOn-a youth named
Pine, aged about twenty years, shoot
ing n Miss Howard, Of about the same
age, and then shooting himself dead.
IN each casc the parties were respect
ably connected, though this has nothing
to do with the terrible crimes com
mi,ted, Young ladies should give n
wide berth to lovers who visit them
with rcvoI,ers in their pockets,
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Dry Goods.

We quote u brown shirtin9s l2c; y
do l5c; brown drills l71a2Oc; bleacI,cd do
lsa2Oc. TOsnaburgs 2Oa22c plaid cOttons
l62oa25c. y
Cotton Yarns quoted at 16, 1s, 20. and q
for NV, 600. 500 and 4OO's.
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Nashville Markets..
From the Union and American

Financial.
TUESDAY. april 6, 1869.
Gold a fraction higher. Dealers here
were paying 1917. and holding vt l34
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 661a for the old, and
65la for the new.
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The cares OF Office have already
borne so heavily on Grant that he has
been obliged to report on the sick list.
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THE marriage Of Prince Louis de
Bourbon, brother Of Don Carlos OF
Spain, to Miss Hamel,. daughter of q
New Orleans gentleman, carrying on
business as a shipping merchant in
Havana, created an immense sensation
in the fashionable circles Of New YORK
not many days ago. The marriage
ceremony was performed by fol'ce-
Justice Dodge, in the Jefferson Market
court o Prince Louis aud his
bride made several efforts to he united
in Europe, hut failed, and then came
To the United States, where 1.-THE pur-
suit of happiness is declared to be
one of the sacred rights OF every maj
and woman. For reasons satisfactory
to themselves, the Catholic clergymeI
applied to both in Europe aud New
York declined to join Prince Louis
and Miss Hamcl in matrimony, and I
civil marriage vas at last resorted to
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co,.on r.r ,ound. 20a23
Hot.on' pS' P" llalG
nnn v rowt IS 90
Meal, per bushel. o1o"VV
Pork. (fresh) per pound, 0'aa NO
Butter, ~
Eggs, per dozen. az
BetswaX, per pound, ~
Ginseng, " -" -
Dried Fruit, (apples.) per pound, o,,,1
" peaches, Wlll&
Feathers, per pound, ooa ."
Onions, per bushel, ooU
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, oW o
Irish q q"
Peanuts, per bushel, oo
Chickens. each, ]VaIo
Beet. (fresh,) per pound. s12a.IS
" dried " l@"Io
Lard, per pound, ~
Hides, (green.J per pound, o a0c
(dry,) A"c
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HOME JOURNAL.
Editor.

CoxoREss will adjourn On the lOtt
instant.
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An LiOpenlent.

We are reliably informed that a
minister, residing at Philadelphia,
cloped from that plac. some days since
with another mans wife. The rever-
end Lothario left q wife amt five chill
drcn, and the partner Of his flight de-
serted three OF her offspring. The ab'
sconding gentleman, says the Knox
Vile Wing, stopped several weeks at
Rosersville.
The poorest boy, ifhe he indu'trious
honest and saving. may reach the
highest honcrs in the land.
Take care of your pennies and they
will grow to be dollars.
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MARKET.
corrected weekly, by T. W. RANSOM

THURSDAY, April 8, 1869.
The following prices will be paid FOR the
ti,.,es mentioned, delivered ut store:
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iOuisville Market.

Louisville Market.
Whest q 40al u.
Corn 05c. He
Lard 101fe.8 - ,dbt% ana
nsccp ~, leazai73(e. {.
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Atlanta Market.

Corrected weekly by II. I. Cox & Bro.
Commission Merchants, Atlanta, ia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SHOCKING DEATH OF JUDGE OLCOTT, OF
TIE HUSTINGs CoURT-1IIs DERANGEMENT
AND DESTITrTIoN.-On the goth of August
last the dead body Of man, unknown in
those parts, was found near Ellicott City,
Maryland, under circumstances indicating
that his death was caused by exposure and
want of food. He was respectfully and
comfortably clad, ard bore other appear
ances of having moved in good society, and
as there was suspicion Of his being an
escaped lunatic, the body was kindly cared
for, and pains were taken to advertise the
circumstances under which it was found.
We now hear from Maryland that it has
been identified by General E. NJ. Gregory,
of Philadelphia, and Benjamin F. liaddock,
of Chicago, as the body of Judge f. R.
Olcott, for some months past Judge of the
lIustings Court of Richmond
Judge Olcott was appointed to the bench
by General Candy in May last. He was of
northern birth, brother-in-law Of the cele-
brated Rufus Choatc, and son of a lawyer
of emncnce and wealth. For twenty years
he was a resident of Louisiana, and for n
short time was n judge Of the Supreme
Court of that State, retiring from the posi-
ton to go North at the outbreak of the war.
Early this summer Judge Olcott went to
the White Sulphur Springs, where his con-
duct gave rise to whispered doubts of bis
sanity. These doubts were confirmed by
subsequent occurrences on his return to
Richmond. Whcn last heard from alive
he was III Baltimore en- route for Chicago
TO visit his wife. Failing to reach his dcs-
tination, his friends tclcgraphed to various
points III Maryland and Virginia, but were
unable to hear anything of his where
abouts until the finding Of the dead body
at Ellicott City led those interested to visit
that place. with the result above stated.
The remains of the deceased were taken
in charge by Mcssrs. Gregory and Haddock,
and forwarded to Hanover, \. H., for in
terment.
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TRrBBETT AND HIS MANUFACTURES. Few
business mon in the South have been more sue
cessful since the war, and certainly none have been
more deserving Of success. than our friend TRIB-
BETT the confcotIoner. His establishment for the
manufacture Of premium candies and the cele-
bratcd VERMIFEX is now one of the institutions
Of Richmond, and the country dealer who fails to
pay 1t visit willsurely be the loser His confec-
torcry Is Of the best order. Is sold Mt the lowest
paying prices. and the large orders which he Is
constantly nling attest is.popularty as well rs Its
superiority over other manufacture. His FEEMI-
rEx, too. although recently introduced has proved
great success, and Is rapidly supplanting The
cheap and unreliable worm medicines with which
northern ana even some southern merchants have
flooded the South. VERMrFEX Is now In general
USE and its discovery seems TO he al epoch In the
history Of medical science. We wish 1t and Its
wcll-known manufacturer the continued success oi
which they are both so emincntly deserving.
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ADVENTURES AND SUFFERINGS OF A
NlRGINIAN IN CUBA.--The New York pa
pers chronicle the arrival in that city Of
Mr.. George Aab, who has been for some
time past imprisoned by the Spaniards in
Havana for sympathy with the rcbcllious
Cubans. Mr.. Aab is Virginian, having
been born in Richmond in 1887. Since 1861
he has resided in Cuba, being employed by
a wealthy Cuban planter us engineer in
charge of an immense sugar plantation
near Cicnfucgos.
On the 3Oth of June Mr.. Aab was ar
rested by Spanish cavalrymen, who broke
into his room and robbed him of $3.50 i'll
gold besides other valuablcs. They accused
him Of treason, threatened to execute him
Immediately, and ordered him to kneel
with his back turned towards seven men
stationed opposite with loaded carbines. He
refused either to kneel or turn his back,
claiming protection on account of his Ame-
rican citizenship. This demand saved his
life
lie was, however, cast into & loathsome
dungeon until the 2lst of last month. Du-
ring that time he was half naked, and the
cell was damp and mouldy from continual
rain. The clothing that he wore at the
time of his arrest was all he had through
two months Imprisonment. Finally, on
the demand of the United States Con-
sui, he was taken from prison, but in
stead Of being released was placed, heavily
ironed on board of Spanish transport.
There his imprisonment continued two days,
when De Rodas released him and gave him
permit to GO to New York, where he
now is.
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Decatur new building is being erected,
which will be used as school-house by
Mrs. !. Bella Fox, who designs conducting
on a larger scale the school which for years
she has managed SO successfully. We arc
rejoiced to know that we are TO have first
class school for females in our midst.
On Twelfth street near McDonough, Mr..
George w. Lowell is having erected, next to
his dwelling-house, fine building, which,
when completed, will be an ornament to
that part of the town.
In addition to this, we notice q great deal
of repainting and repairing in different
parts of town.
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The HORTICULTURAL AND Pathological
FAIR.-Notwithstanding the excessive
drought, the indications favor very large
and handsome exhibition of the Horticul-
tural and Pathological Society this fall.
Let all our fruit, flower, and vegetable
growers, both amateur and professional,
take pains to be represented and have a
full show of ali the products of the State.
Especially do we hope that our farmers will
send samples of all seeding varieties OF
fruit of merit which they have or may be
able to procure. This is important. If VIC
want good fruit we must originate indigenous
varieties.
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COUNTERFEIT TwENTIEs ABROAD. - A
young man of rather unprepossessing exte-
rior succeeded in getting counterfeit
twentydollar note on the First National
Bank of New York changed by Messrs.
lisbon Benedict & Co. yesterday. The
stranger gained credit by representing him
self as from the barber's across the street,
and Mr.. Benedict, thinking he could lay
his hands on him when wanted, obligingly
gave him the cash. The counterfeit was
not detected until it went to bank. 1t is
stated that several. other persons were swim
died in the same way during the day, and
there is reason to believe that we ara
honored by the visit of an organized gang
of operators.
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A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR ARRESTED. -
Late Saturday night Special Officer Tyler
arrested, on Franklin street near the Vari-
cites, Bill Conncrs, notorious Washington
burglar. The prisoner was locked up in q
cell al the first police station, and on Sun
day morning, being let out on the plea of
wanting water, made desperate attempt
to escape by overpowcring Policeman
Mccarthy. The latter, however, was too
strong for him, and succeeded in forcing
him back into the cell. Subsequently he
said that if he had had revolver he would
not have hesitated to shoot the officer.
Detective McDevitt, being telegraphed for,
arrived yesterday and took the prisoner
back to Washington.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER o, l'69.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gcoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys u VIII
lamS. .
steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
Schooner Agnes Ann Miller, Washington, iron
Trcdegar and Old Dominion Nail works Conpa-
MES ~ ,,
G.. l.. Whitl0ck. ,,,,,,,
schooner N. a. Tyler, Moore, Philadelphia
coal ). Hunter. ,
schooner W T. Byrn. Robertson New York,
bone ash. Gaego Fcrtil!zing Company:
Schooner W. y. McShain, Adams Hhiiadclphla,
coal, G.. y. Morriss Il Co.
Schooner Caroline Hall. Vickcrs, lla'rc dc
Grace. coal, IFawcs K Mcrriman.
Schooner Only Son, James river, wheat TO or
der
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers, J.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balttm0re,
merchandise and passengers, HarYcys IL
liamS. - a, :,
Schooner Hope, Burton, Baltimore, Curtis <
Parker. -,
Schooner Sarah louisa. Patterson James river,
TO load for Philadcphia, Curtis 4 Parker.
ScloOncrs Kate Mclean, Hawkins; G. i. Hub-
bard Loycand; and Commerce, down thc river,
light.
MEMORANDA.
Brgs f. Rowe and Ella, for South America,
were loaded by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
COMPANY instead OF as before reported.
WEST POINT, September 5.-Arrived. steamer
kcnncbcc Freeman merchandise and passcn.
gers, York River Railroad Company, anu sailed
Monday on return.
NEW YORK, September a.-Arrivcd schooner
Estclle, Ward, from Richmond.
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BALL THE HUGrENoT SPRINGs.-There
will be grand fancy ball at that favoritc
and delightful resort, the Huguenot Springs,
on Friday next, the 10th instant. AS the
TTuguenot presents so many attractions, and
arc so accessible, we doubt not there will
be large delegation from Richmond pre-
sent on the occasion. Colonel Cobb will
guarantee everybody a fine time. Gentle
men can appear in fancy costume or plain
evening dress, Mt their option.
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ADDRESS BEFORE THE HORTICULTURAL
AND PoMoLoGICAL SOCIETY.-At q meeting
Of the Executive Committee of the Virginia
Horticultural and Pathological Society yes
terlay afternoon DR.. S. P. Moore was ap-
pointed to correspond with Professor NAL
let, of the University of Virginia, and in
vite him to deliver the annual address be-
fore the Society during the sessions of the
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PRETTY WoMES.--A comparatively faw LADIES
momopclizo The beauty Is well as the attention oi
society. This ought not to be so, but 1t Is, and VIII
he while men are foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all be changed by using llAGAS'S MAG
SOLIA BALM, which gives the bloom OF youth anu
a refined sparkling beauty to the complexion
pleasing powerful, and natural.
No lady need complain OLA red tanned, frcckled
or rustic complexion, who will invest scvcnty-ivc
cents in UACAS's MAGNOLlA BALM. Its effects
are truly wonderful.
TO preserve and dress the hair use LYONS IA
TIIAIEON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

NEWS FROM MANIFESTATION Manchcs-
ter reporter has been heard from. We had
bcrun to suspcct that he had started in
search of Dr.. Livingstone, and shared his
probable fate, when we received from him
the following items:
The Episcopal church in Manchester is
fast approaching its completion, and will
be ready for dedication early this fall. Mr..
D. A. McMinn has charge Of the wood
work. The design, which is very beautl-
ful one, was furnished by Captain c. IL.
Dimmock.
-Nattress Fuct0ry-At the old factory Of
Kelly, Tackett 4 Ford, on James river near
Mayo's bridge, the enterprising firm of e..
3. Stacy 4 Son, of Richmond, are fitting up
mattress factory and preparing TO manu-
facture furniture on n large scale. We hail
the advent of this firm with Joy, and invite
others to come, as we have unlimited water
power.
MaTiages.-Thc Manchester market has
been looking up lately, and some half-dozen
happy couples have entered into the happy
estate of wcdlock, and We hear of a number
that, despite the examples they have before
them, are soon to follow suit.
Water Supply.-Among the acts OF our
new Board of Trustees entitled to special
mention is the repairing of the dam at the
head of the canal, by which, notwithstand-
ing the continued drought and low stage at
which James river has remained during
the entire summer, full supply Of water
has been kept in the canal, and all of our
manufactures have been enabled TO con-
tinue in operation. p
Business, Gc.-While business continues
brisk at the -four and corn mills, the tan
merry, the paper mill, bucket factory, and
Baird's foundry, we regret to state that the
cotton and woollen factories, which have
been suspended for some time, are not ex-
pected to resume ut an early day. The
stoppage of these concerns is productive OF
much distress in our midst.
! .NsS Rui!dings.-0n Ninth street near
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

AMAN BURIED ALVEY cstcrday morn
inm at about 10 o'clock several negro men
were engaged in digging sand below Rock
ctts to load vessel for Mr.. j. G. Andrews,
when the bank of sand gave way, and
three Of the laborcrs were buried beneath.
Two were enabled to make their way out
without much difficulty, but third, named
Preston Vernon, was not eXtricated until
life was extinct. He was literally buried
alive, death being caused by sufocation.
The remains of the deceased were carried
to his home; and the scene upon the ar
rival of the members OF his family-who
had been out on one Of the negro excursions
Yesterday, and had not been appriscd of
the calamity-is said to have been distress
iuw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

ArFGDAvITS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS SoT BEEN PAID
we have had form Of affidavit, required by Gene
raj Orders No. 97. prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The al
ll,layit is required before any execution can be
Issued by 4 clerk Of court
We can furnish these forms nj ~ per hundred, or
fifty cents pcrlozcn, or five cents apiece, to the
cities and country Liberal discount to the trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

ALrHA.-h trial Of w. d. BLAIR & Co.'S cclc-
bratcd "Alpha'' Whiskcy. three years old, ana
pronounced perfectly pure by DR.. J. b. McCaw,
will convince You Of its superior quality. They
retail It at $3.50 per gallon. and make liberal dis
counts to dealers. W. ID. BLAIR Co,
Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07
JRISIN. THE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
IRIS We RS1C CO l. y Il:
or.
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, SAFE and reliable. remedial
agent discovered for the healing of man. The
wonderful properties of the Iris Ncrsirolor, hit-
crto unknown or DEVELOPED have been brought
within the control Of science, and is now taking
its stand as principal among the blessings OF ncd-
cine. - - ,,,
IL acts dIrectlyupon the blood, cleansing and plr-
fyiug the vital current of all the humors and taints
which disease malarious influences have planted
there. and cradcatng and HcutrallZing the effects
Of mercury or other poiSons which may have been
taken into the system. For this reason 1t Is inia-
lihlc rs Il remedy for Scroiula, Eruptions OF the
skin. Insipicnt Consumption, Dropsy, &C.. and
will cure the most yrulcnt and obstinate eases of
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
il is an unfailing preventive and cure for NEu-
RALGIA. SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
IL has no equal Its action upon the Liver and
Kidneys Is prompt. salutary, and effective. and it
is this property which renders 1t one oi the safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice OF medicine. It's excellent
and skilfu combination with other ingredients m-
TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently inrigorating the digestive or
CanS. and rendering II q most Valuable curative
agent In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IRISIN the blood. which pcrmeacS
all the tissues, and is the life and nutrition thereof
is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
healthy.
REMEMBER.-This medicine IS no oflshoot of
quackcry, but the regular formula of distinguished
practitioner now resident of baltimore city, ana
high does II stand in the favor and esteem OF the
intelligent and scientific that ii has been adopted
by physicians in their practice and Is daily being
prcscrihed and recommended by the most eminent
Of the profession throughout the country. The
better II becomes known the more hlghly Is IL
praised and the more extensively Is II used.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXER BITTERS,
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and General Debility.
One bottle will prove its efficacy, and as tonic
dcfics competition.
For sale at retail by principal druggists and gro
GERS, and wholesale by the proprietor, No. 5lGSiNh
street, Richmond, Va.
None genuine without the proprict"r's photo
graph and signature. an Sl-tNoNi
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FIRES on SrNDAY.-Thc alarm on Sun
day morning about o'clock was caused by
fire in the building on Broad between
Third and Fourth streets owned by Mark
Downey and occupied by c. W. Saunders
as looking glass and picturc-framc store.
Loss small; cause unknown. Stock in
smcd for $4,000 by Insurance Company Of
the Valley of Virginia, and relnsured by
Putnam Fire Insurance Company Of Con-
nccticut.
On Sunday night fire occurred in the
box-shop of J. *. ChilJrey's tobacco fac
tory from some unknown cause. \ small
lot of lumber and the tools OF the shop
we're burned, but the principal loss was by
the smoking Of manufactured tobacco in
the adjoining lumbcr-house. Insured in
the Liverpool, London and Globe Insurance
Company. The tirc-plug in the yard and
hose on the premises were successfully
used to subduc the flames before the fire
engines arrived. The Chief of Police was
very efficient i'll preventing heavy loss by
water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-07

ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees tc
cure Dysentcry, DiarrhGa, and all bowel disor-
dcrs. Read certificate TO j. Elias, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I was suffering with the dyscnicry
four weeks, and after taking dose of your
'EliNir' ] was perfectly cured. can only say i
worked like charm me. | recommend II
highly to any one suffering with any disorder o
the bowels.
''Yours truly, j. GE"ENBAUM.
"Richntond, April ~ 1S69.''
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NowLAS Il co. are receiving magnificent new
STYLES icwclry pins and cardrops. handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
mcnt and plain gold wedding rings: rich silver
ware. In cases spoons, forks, pitchers, cups ana
yoblcts, and great variety of other fashionable
goods.
Corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE SEr-
TENDER I, 1S69.-James r. Anderson,
Richmond, Va. Haskins < Tisdalc, Clarkcs
vile, Va; H. P. Vaughan, Louisa
Courthouse, Va; Editor New York hide
pendent, New York city; P. Outcalf, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Secretary Friendship Lodge,
Richmond, Va; Miss Alice Booker, Provi-
dence, r. L.; P. H. Trowbridge, New York, !,
N. Y; Benjamin R. Lipscomb, Greenbrier
White Sulphur; Mrs. Rebecca Qudrles (co-
lored), King William county, Va; 7.
A. Chalkley, Lexington, Va; Jules L.
Progler, Philadelphia, Pa; Thomas Otis,
Leroy & Co., New York city: James Fl. NJ.
Neblett, Brunswick Courthouse, Va.
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SINGING CLAss.-Gentlcmcn dcsrous Of re-
cciving obstruction in vocal music are invited to
ioin n class to be formed mt st. Adams Hall to-
night by Professor o. \. ERICSSON, at O'Clock.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-CAsEs
TO BE TRIED.-At the coming session of the
spring term of the United States circuit
court, which commences on the l4th instant,
the District Attorney has signifed his in
tention of trying the following cases, among
others:
Neil R0Jbery.-Unitcd States rs. Rich
ard Taylor and United States Us. Archer.
Violation of Rerenue Ld,cS.--Unitcd
States rs. William Loney, James Allen,
John Antoni, William Null, Paul Murphy,
Oscar Newman, n. J. Hinton, Thomas Dob
bin, John Hunt, Henry Ayres, Fozer, John
Hankins, and Horsley.
It is also expected that the numerous
suits against delinquent postmasters will be
disposed of at the same session.