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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-08

Speaking the VniYsrsity. G cores
pondent Of the Charleston Courier says
Of Prof Hart:
wv Sare pisassd Itoaee dat his ken.
tlemaS has accepted e. aProfeSso3 3shiH in
the Vhiversityof S6pthI CaroAnb, a$swe
are Interested "a havjng an tnstithtioh of
tleaSging that viii command the RESPECT
OF our people, and induce parents to
educate their sons at home. Our colleges
and academies are doing much in the
cause OF education, and we would like to
see them made tributary to the Univer-
sity,i by .eleFating the standard of the
latter and making it worthy of the name.
"Prof. Hart graduated at the State Mi
iitary Academy, taking the second honor
IN his class in 1854. Gen. jenkins, who
fell at the battle of the Wilderness, in
May, 1864, taking the first honor. He
was Q tutor in the Furman University Mt
G!reenville. South Carolina. from '55 to
81. AMI was elected adjunct Professor
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in
81. He resigned in '5S and went to
Germany to prepare himself for teach.
ing. He spent six years there, and gra-
duated at the University of Heidelberg
with considerable distinction, and took
the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
Just before his graduation, he submitted
en- original mathematical problem, which
was well thought of and an appropria-
ton made for its publication and dis
semination.
"We hope the radical Board of Trus-
tees will do equally well in filing the
vacancies existing in the Faculty. Our
only regret in the election of Prof Hart
Is, that he was not made Professor of the
school OF Natural and Mechanical Phi
losophy and Astronomy, a position for
which he is eminently qualified"
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Notice to Wholesale Liquor Dealers.

Notice to Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE, 1sT DIVISION,
Sd DISTRICT, s. c., October /, 1869.
THE Internal Revenue Laws require that
Il every cask or package of spirituous
liquor OF five gallons and upwards, filled for
wholesale liquor dealer, must be gaugcd
and inspected, and have affixed thereto the
wholesale liquor Dealers stamp.
oo j. +: ENSOR, U. s. Gauger,
OCT Office at Leaphart d Sloan's.
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JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE.
FANCY ARTICLES.

THE UNDERSIGNED has opened beauti
i full assortment of articles in his line, to
which he invites tho attention of purch asers
His stock OF WATCHES is from the best
makers in tho country, while his JEWEI,R is
unexccptionable; and his FANCY ARTICLES
are 80 varied in character that he is confident
he will be able to please the most fastidious.
cial attention to the collection of SILVER and
PLATED WARE, which is warranted to be as
represented. All kinds of REPAIRING faith
fully attended to. Give me call
/. SULZBACHER,
Oct7 Next door to Savings Bank.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 7.-Coluns-
6ia Hotel.-M. Mclaughlin, James G.
Holmes, T. H. Symmes, J. S. Ryan, j.
G. Holmes, Jr., Charleston; r. o. Bush,
81. f. Heriot, Georgetown; w. NJ. Cole,
New York; J. r. Bailey, W. H. Hovey,
A. McBee, Greenville; w. e. Hagood,
Georgia; M. j. Calnan, H. P. Adams
and lady, city: = Lennon, - Graham,
England; J. w. Hardy, Spartanburg; J.
E. Thames, B. +. Afford, Augusta; T..
Il. Lamar, Richland.
Nickerson H0use.-J. j. Pringle, Benz.
Aston, Benz. FL. Wilson, Georgetown;
J. w. Floyd, Mrs. J. w. Floyd, Mrs. A.
j. Petit, Virginia; D. Mower and wife, J.
B. Seigler, G. w. Conner, Newberry:
Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. l.. Vinson, Master
Vinson, Union; VIM. Johnston, Char
lotte; Fl. G. Huntington, Manchester,
England; A. w. Hameter, Ct. and G. r.
r.; Fl. G. Summers, b. r. r. R.;C. 81.
Simpkins, Enterprise, Fla; J. G. Coles,
Augusta; Miss Calhoun and two nephews
J. W. Trowbridge, Abbeville; S. ii. st.
Clair, Rome, N. Y; J. Il. Gay, Golden
Grove; j. L. Deaton, Yorkville.
National Hotel-Jessie Leatherwood. f.
s. Allen, Spartanburg; r. Fl. Brown, 81.
Coward, N. c.; T. NJ. Jenkins, Newber-
ry; John Allen. Frank Niernsee, city; H.
w. Hamiter, G. &c G. r. R.; A. @. Todd,
Laurens; G. W. Crawford, Isaac A. AL
len, Tenn; John Wilson, Greensboro,
N. c.; Seth w. Maupin, Richmond, Ky. !;
G. w. Rawlinson, Richland; John Nc.
Bowen, Baltimore; @. w. Montgomery,
Charleston; Geo. W. franklin, Clinton !;
Mrs. Hampton Wolfe & Son, Lexington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-09

3J GRfNDIsG BoNEs-A NEw BRANCH OF
INDUSTRY FOR RIcHMoND.-The increasing
demand among Virginia farmers for ground
bones and plaster, for fertilizing land, has
induced the Hen-known Gallego Company
to euter upon their manufacture upon "a
large scale, A building has recently been
erected on the premises of the company,
Twelfth street, between Canal and Byrd,
under the 4superinteudencs of Mr. Joseph
Hall, architect, in. one part of which ma
chinery has been put,up for the grinding Of
green bones and plaster, while. in the other
a planning mill viii soon be put in opera
ton. A visit to the former establishment
known as the Gallego Fertiliz!pg Mills, will
well repay any Of our readers engaged in
agricultural pursuits, or, indeed, any body
VINO is interested in the development Of the
ufactaring resources of Virginia.
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HUSTINGS COURT OF MAGISTRATES
ALDERMAN PEBBLES PRESIDING. ~
This court met yesterday for the Feb
ruary term The grand jury also met, and
made a report. ,-. 4. saIf ....
In the following cases true bills of in
dictment for misdemeanor were returned
Ann Coleman, William Anderson, John
Camp, Charles Jones, Thomas Ernest, Will
liam Lapgford, Lizzie Scott, William john
son, John Royal, Mary Hill, Dallas Branch,
Thomas Carter, Robert Carter, Jeremiah
Wilson. 80.
In the following cases were returned
'sNot O true bill u: Henry Edwards, Pa
trick Coleman, and Charles Mosby all for
misdemeanor. aas ,.v. 4v. .-.s..u3aH 20
The court adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock
this morning. The grand jury will meet
ct o'clock. -2.s't f'& s-.~ 54
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MAD Doc K1LLEb.--At last We have
heard of veritabe and dangerous mad
dog in our city, and the most sceptical must
be convinced that hydrophobia is indeed
rife among the CANNES of Richmond. The
dog referred to was splendid specimen Of
the Newfoundland breed, belonging to Mrs
Portlock, who lives on Marshall street near
Brook avenue. On Saturday afternoon his
singular antics and snappishness attracted
the attention of different members of the
family, and it was thought best to shut him
up in room by himself. Next morning
there was no doubling the presence Of hy-
drophobia. All the symptoms were there,
and the black foam oozing from his mouth
was particularly observed. A policeman
was promptly sent for, who, after firing six
shots, succeeded in dispatching the danger
GUS animal. We are informed that before
his madness was noticed the dog tough,
with and bit d number Of others. w
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR CHAHooy.
Stealing Shoes Dick Robinson (negro),
charged with stealing pair Of shoes from
John L. Cox, was sent on to answer indict-
ment. 1c5. e lg D.lG r.. "aEt.j -,
Fighting. -J ohm Gentry, William L.
Rose, and William S. BroHnley, charged
with lighting in the house Of John Gentry.
Gentry and Rose were sent on for indict-
ment for misdemeanor, and Brownley dis
charged .vt.Lagg, SIS 1ss9rI ngiaT . ~
~, Stealing ,,Co,ns. - Andrew. Tinsley and
John Griffin negroes, the latter an ex-
conyict,) charged with stealing two cows
valued at SITS from Lemuel Powers on the
9Th day Of January, were arraigned.
Tinsley was discharged, and recognized ae
witness in the case Of Griffin, who was
sent on to answer indictment .s..f.. 90
Stolen ,Wool, Malachi Dodson lancien'
| African)) charged with breaking into the
warehouse of Mr.. Joseph lHierho!ser and
stealing a lot of wool, was required to give
surety for his future good behavior,
| ASSa,dt.-Alelissa and Martha Shelton
(negroes), charged with beating Roberss
Atkinson with stone, were discharged
Stoi ient Proprty.--Nathsn Bernstein
charged With having g box oficigars. in HI.
possession stolen. from NJ. Lazzaroni, wal
discharged, in the absence Of sufficient eSi
| dsnce 70 prove that the cigars were not hi'
/ own = 1ggr SJ!R-tizgsr = Dr. =e.tt2 "
: u illiam Beali, charged with
trespassipg on the premises! of Mr. Lowry
WAS fined FIVE dollars. .7ys4, u -,
Stolen Watch.-susan Carter (negro)
charged with stealing watch from Hens.
Pm : Jones' was dischsrgei.2 - 5A-@24 =
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A BRILLIANT WEDDING.-Scldom have
we witnessed so brilliant wedding ms that
at the Monumental church last evening.
The happy parties were Major and Brevet
Lieutenant-Co Colonel Thomas NJ. Anderson,
of the Twenty-tirst United States infantry,
and Miss Lizzie Van Winckle, daughter of
Colonel Charles Van Winkle, United States
Marshal for this district. The church
was filled to oVcriiowing with the
fashion and beauty Of Richmond, and
the officials of the city, with their
families, were well represented. The
large crowd present, the large number Of
beautifully dressed ladies, and the hand
some decorations of the church, combiLed to
make the scene excessively brilliant. The
happy pair were united by DIR. Woodbridge,
who performed the ceremony in his most
impressive manner. They were assisted BY
six army officers in full uniform, After
the nuptials the bridal party repaired to
the residence of Colonel Van Winkle, where
a grand reception was given. 90. *a'... -,
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square, and also as to the best terms upon
which the culvert can be purchased.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

'iN1 bbi AN ihESIs gTtfT.
: Major Clinton, from the Committee on
the Fire Department, submitted reportir
response to petition of citizens Of Church
Hill asking thnt'a fire engine be stationed
in that section Of the city. The committee
recommended that one of the hand -engines
be placed upon Church Hill as soon as suit
able premises therefor could be- obtained
The report was adopted. y, '.'......- ..@ n,
r..,ri .r. ..l.u ICE AND FUEL. gs 4sd
The bill of Captain A.. G.. Babcock foi
furnishing ice for the City Hall at the rate
Of one dollar per hundred was reported by
the Committee on Claims and Salaries with.
out recommend After considerable
discussion, the bill was allowed at the rate
Of seventy-fve cents. The question arising
as to contracting for such articles, DR.
Sharp offered resolution providing thai
fuel, ice, etc., should be hereafter pur.
chased by contract let out to the lowest bid.
der. Adopted. ~ , ~" T., 5'a 777i
.ett ,a ftsr PAY OF POLICE. a
A petition from the police asking that
their pay be continued at the present rates
two dollars and fifty cents per day. was
granted. u
D.. #.H
JUNK DEALERS.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution authorizing
the Committee on Police to engage the ser.
vices Of the city attorney in drafting or
ordinance in regard to junk dealers
Adopted. ~ -.-. ~.
SOuP-HOrSE. :,
a communication from Captain Charles
P. Bigger in regard to the statistics of the
city soup-house was received. The num-
Der Of rations issued from the 5th of Janu-
ary to the 5th Of February inclusive, was
For whites, 1,363H; colored, l,0OS; ag-
gregate, 42,37lh, at a cost of 81 ,6O4I +,
averaging s5l.76L. -a
An appropriation of 81, 900 for the soup
house was ordered. .- ..~ -f5
.. .ar WOOD FOR THE POOR. .er
On motion of Mr.. Crutchfeld, FIVE hun
dred cords of wood were appropriated for
the use of the poor of the city. -u @z
PROTEST.
Mr.. Miller submitted protest agains!
the payment Of the claim for extra compen-
sation to Mr.. Ralston and his clerk, already
ordered by the Council ). which was re-
ceived and entered on the minutes.
After the transaction Of other uuimport-
ant business the Council adjourned. ..-
f<. RESIGNATION OF MR.. WHINE. E..
General Mulford handed in the resigua-
ton of Major Winnie, which was read and
received, and referred to General Stone
man, #".
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The MAYO's BRIDGE AssAULT.-On Ss-
turday night last, as was stated in our issue
of yesterday, Mr.. S. P. Weisger, of Man
chester, was assaulted on Mayos bridge,
and negro named Fleming Trent arrested
on the charge of committing the assault. On
yesterday the case WIS brought before Mayor
Chahoon. Mr.. Weisiger made his appear
ance with his head in very ugly condi-
ton from the blows received by him IL. the
assault. His evidence being such as neces-
STATED the continuance Of the case, it was
held over until to-day, Trent being com
mifted 10 iail. .' ''~ -
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FIRE IN SuRRY.--We learn that the resi-
dence Of Mr.. 4. pabney, Phillips, in Surry
county near Cabin Point, was destroyed by
fire on Saturday night last. Mr.. Phillips
was asleep in his chamber, and was
q awakened by the smoke, which had filled
the room almost to suffocation. The pro
gress of the fire must have been very rapid
as the family had hardly time to escape
leaving the greater part of their furniture
and clothing in the burning building. The
loss is estimated at from $1,000 to $4,000
on which there was no insurance. MIR
Phillips was formerly sheriff Of Henrict
county, and moved from that county te
Surry some ten or twelve years since.
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PRESENTATION OF MONEY Just after
the committal Of the robbery of St. Peters
cathedral Of all the sacred vessels in the
vestry the members of the st. Peters
Confraternity Of st. Vincent de Paul took
up collection to replace the stolen VESSELS,
and succeeded in obtaining some s577 an
amount, it is supposed, sufficient for the
purpose Indicated, r'rs-r. ~-ar2 aa~1 -Es
This sum was on Sunday, after late mass,
presented in IN appropriate manner, in the
basement of the cathedral, by Mr.. A. NJ.
Kelley on behalf Of the Confraternity.
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m THESE mills commenced work nearly tive

pr THESE mills commenced work nearly two
weeks ago, from which time until yester-
day they were used only toigrind pisster-
the result, being, most satisfactory and en-
couraging. Yesterday the ,woTk Of reducing
ra,o bones to powder was commenced, ana ana
successfully accomplished: The bones as
bought are first carefully picked over, IN or
der that no bit Of rockor metal may get into
the mill, thereby, endangering, the h7es OF
the employees. Two negroes then shovel
them into q csst-iron hopper on q level with
the floor, in which a massive wheel revolves
withstartling rapidity. crushing theskull Of
a horse, cow, or man, ribs, and so on through
the catalogue Of bones, almost instantane~
ously.- The coarse powder isthen carried
by an elevator to another mill, which re-.
jects. the refuse matter, while the rest is re-
dueed to foe powder and drops into a bar
,rel-5bone. dust, ready, for. use upon your
land. sac.
The mills used areof the patent of Baugh, {,
Of PhilsdeIphia, whose name is widely
known in connection with fertilizers. They
are capable of turning out from fifteen TO
twenty tons Of plaster, and from, ten to
fifteen tons of bone dust per day, and the
machinery is SO simple that the work is ac-
complished with the aid Of only about q
half-dozen hands. The machinery is work
ed blythe same water power used at the
Touring mills across the street-by means Of
turbine wheel of l25-horse, power. 1t re-
quires four or five times more power for bones
than for the plaster. 117 -.
@ Messrs. C.a& R. W. Msgruder, the super
intendents of7the establishment, are also
manufacturing their famous Phospho- Peru
vian gunno, consisting of equal parts of the
best guano and bone dust. 1t is claimed
that the guano and ground bones sold here
are Of the best quality, the former being
always obtained direct from an agent in
Peru, and the bones ground under the su-
pervision of persons who thoroughly under
stand their business. r-sF ~. -at .-,
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THE ITALIAN 0PEKA.-We are to have
next week three nights of the Italian opera,
commencing on Monday. The operas to be
produced are Don Pasquale," /" Martha"
and "Le Barbiere de SeVillia," with Ca
terina Gami, Susini, Lorini, Testa, Reina,
and other artistes from the New York Aca-
denny of Music inrthe CASTE, The troupe is
now performing in the State of New York.
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MURDERERs BEFORE JUDGE UNDERWOOD.
An adjourned session of the fall term of
the United States Circuit Court for the dis
trict Of Virginia will commence this morn
ing at ii o'clock. The two convicted MUIR
derers James Jeter Phillips, of Henrico,
and Samuel Baker, Of Henry, will be
brought before the court in obedience to q
writ of ha5eaS corpus. 1t is probable, how
ever, that both these cases will be adjourned
to some day next week to await the action
of the Supreme Court in the Underwood
case, .@.. ..-.s.r.s -- ---.# ~
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IMPORTANT ORDER.-The following was
issued yesterday;
"EEADouARTERs FIRsT MILITARY DISTRICT,
estate or VIRGINIA.,
"RIcHMoSD, VA, February 5, 1869.
/" G.neral Orders MOI. -
,," All civil officers, corporations, compa,
nies, and associations, in this State, that are
required by law to make reports and re-
turns to the Legislature at its annual ses-
sions, will make the same to these head
quarters without delay. In addition to the
annual or other reports, supplemental re,
ports will be made to include January 81
1869. .-4...... ...
:" By command of Breyet Major General
StonemQn. S. F. CHALFIN,
L tl.~s "Aesistant Adiutant General.
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STEALING FROM A observation-disclosures
BILE Talley, of Henrico, tied his horse in the
jail-yard yesterday and went into the
court house. Returning in few minutes,
he found that some thief had stolen his
saddle and bride, turning the horse loose
in the yard. ... w., .....,...
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LIST GP UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMoND PosToFFIcE FEB
RUAEY g., lS69.-Sanad Green {; Mrs. DIR:
Woodward, W. B., Rev. j. B. Jeter, D.. D..
E. J. Eynon, Miss Pattie A.. Bates, Lieute-
nant Thomas E. Lawson, Richmond, Va. ;
Mr.. Thomas, ex-agept, Tarboro' n. G.; Miss
Lizzie h. Jenkins, Wadmoland Island, 8,
c.; Miss Catharine Miller, Chesterfield
county, Va; Harry Broomdon: E.. T.
Lively, williamsburg, Va n,o't rrc
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! ouakTrIY,a oeALrrr, acHEAfsrss WAR
cesd long PING wood ssaesi or spl!,
deliyer,d -; Icotd long oak wood, sawed split,
delivered go rs. Rich yellow pine. soiid dry oak
1rsou prepay as srEAM FuxL LFxcroRY. seeao.
tice. arf a-a E.v. saft., .,-.y ~.yr-.. 4. ). IL.
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IS CoNvIcT.-Stephen Thayer, convicted in
Norfolk Of grand larceny in two indict-
rnents, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years upon each, reached the city
Yesterday. @. s-."
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ORDER REsCINDED. The county court Of
Henrico has rescinded the order made a
few days ago appointing DR.. E. NJ. seabrook
to supelsede Dr.. John Knox as physician
of the county jail The order must have
been made, in the first place, from misun-
derstanding. A full bench of magistrates
rescinded the order. The county authori-
ties cannot afford to dispense with the SER
vices of 3 gentleman SO efficient and con-
scientiou5 as the present incumbent. /.
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The KING RoBBERY.-Mr. E. H. King,
Sr., who was arrested last week for COM
plicity in the Norfolk Express robbery, has
since his, arrest been TO Norfolk, and on
yesterday made his appearance before the
Mayor in accordance with his recognizance.
No evidence was taken in his case ;and at
the request of Mr. King he was bailed for
his appearance in Norfolk on Friday next
in the surR of $atIt. ------------~- - - 7l.E
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GRAPES. = Messrs. Allan s. johnson
shipped to New York on yesterday $4,000
Norton's Seeding cuttings to fill an order
from a nursery firm in that State. The
Norton's Seeding is native Of Virginia,
and we are glad to see that it is attracting
the attention Of wine-groWers in other
Stafes.. .3----.- -- ------ .--e-. 80
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CEMETERY THIEVES Having despoiled
the Shockoe=HiH burying. ground of all the
iron that could beremoved from its sacred
precincts, the rouges are now turning their
attention to the more distant but more in
yiting field OF labor which Holly wood
affords. The Hollywood Company offer q
reward Of thirty dollars for the detection OF
the rogues who stripped an iron railing OF
it's caps on the night of the 5th instant.
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DURE BI CARE. SODA, expressly for
H medicinal use Z siso. pure cream or Tartar,
hesE salad 4 IL IN MAJ kst, Lesh. Ground Spices,
Warranted 20 be entirely pure, sold sy
tl gats-gIIG 5ER t4tL.WAGNER, Druggist, = !
fe 9-cls S1Ath and Broad alIce,s.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES, VALENTINES, ,VALEN-
TIAEs.-Ah OrHER STPPLYi OF VAL--
EATt" e. URSFE, IA Maia street, has Just
received another large supply os, c. MO .and
SAHTtTE>TsL rALFSl3SES--a portion or
them Enyli,h and many ipdicrous, Give him
csl!. TURNER. Bookseller J.
tee lila Main street. Z" -
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at hall. past
II clock a lot of ground on the south side
of Exchange alley between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. sA u " "'t@ .9sr
WELLINGTON 7GODDIN will sell at 70
- O'Clock n valuable lot on the north side of
Exchange alley between 2Thrteen tn and
ua Fourteenth streets; aud at 4 O'Clock a
beautiful farm of,twentyr acres, half mile
s east OF Richmond, adjoining, Oakwood
Cemetery. .n
SHERIFF WRIGHT will sell at the insurance
-. office of John H. Montague, Esq, ut IL
O'Clock, the stock of the Richmond Glass
Manufacturing Company.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at half.past
o'clock desirable framed dwelling and lot
on the north side of Marshall between
Henry and Smith streets ~
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 A. M pianos, household furniture.
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REBUILDING THE CcUSTY JAIL.-A full
bench ofImasistrates Inns awarded Fasrar
s ,Ksnnedyffhe contract to rebuild the
county isil; i, is to be completed within
ninety days, and the contractors give bond
in the sum of $4,000 for the faithful per-
,formance Of the, work. sggDJ jag + /