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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 80


Stockholders Meeting. p.
For Sale.
Sugar Cured Hams, &c.--Henry X.
List & Co.
Flour, Wooden Ware, Lard, &c.-M,
Rel lly.
The West Va. Historical Society.
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PARIOR BoARDERs--IO Young Ladies' IN
SitWte.-PupIls from abroad who may not
wish TO pursue more than one or two
studies, will, upon application, he re-
ceived us ParlOr BOaricrS, with permits
sion to nlinglG somewhat In society. This
affords good opportunity to those in deli
cate health To accomplish much in the way
Of an education. See advertisement.
l,Em ------ ------
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COMMISSIONER or DERps. Yesterday,
Governor Stevenson appointed Kinlcy J.
Tcncr, Esq, Commissioner Of Deeds for
this State In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
PHILADELPHIA,
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SourH WHEELING COUECIl.-At the
meeting Of South Wheeling Council, Mon
day night, the subject Of union with our
city was not discussed. Public opinion
down there is decidedly against the meas
nm
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ToM TnUMD.-Those who are admirers
Of small things, should call at the Market
street Jewclry Store and see the TON
Thumb" clock. II Is the smallest time.
piece made in the shape Of clock, and q
most perfect ind accurate "timer" II Is,
Every clock guaranteed. Call ut 0xtoby
& Dtttleld's, q few doors below McLure
House, and see Clocks, Watches, JeweIry,
SpcctacleS, &c.
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BEST quality of extra wide Black Sash
Ribbons at A1lers. az +

GEO. X. TiYLon & Co, viii open this
morning, another lot Of new and beautiful
Bow and Sush Ribbons; also, Point APP
pliQuc ahd Pnplin Collars, anil Veil Gren'
alIncs, IN all cOIorS All Of which the
ladies will be glad TO know. ,,-
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Being tho onIyKNowN Medicine

Being tho only KNOWN Medicine
that EFFICIENTLY Gimnlates and lcohhrtts tho
Aepqtie EtefetimlS and functional DERASGENENTs
Of the LIyER, WITHOUT DEBnITATrSo tho system.
While 1t acts freely upon the Liver instead Of CO.
piouE purgiHg, II Oradualiy changes the discharges
to a 1ltEfsciIy natural state. T'iD
TNPr0NS or LIVER COMPLAINT AND or SOME or
TIIOsB DRBAsES PRODUCED ny 1T.
, sallow or yellow color of the skin, or yellow.
lshbrown spots on tho faSe and other parts Of the
body; dizziness and dFowSlnesS. sometimes head.
ache; bitter or bad taste In the mouth, internal
heat; In many cases a dry, tearing cough: I'M.
steady appetite; sometimes &0nr stomach, with a
raising Of the food; bOAtrd or full feeling about
the stomach and sides; Aggravating pains In the
sides, hack, or breast, and about the shoulders:
constipation Of tho bowels; piles, hatnlenCc cold.
pf.ytot thu eEtFefnEitleE. sc lg} IlhnJ ih
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IrL.-We regret 10 learn that the Clerk
-oG the Municipal Court, Mr.. A. II. Chap
line. is confined to his house by indispOsi'
tiOn. We trust he will soon be found ut
his nost
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SApDLEnY.-A. Schwcrtitrger, No, ITO
Main street, has again commenced the
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
SC, and is now ready 10 serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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BY RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of . first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. WIN. Summer i Co,
Agents, No. 81 Monroe street, Wheeling.
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NOTARY PURhIc.-.IOEn r. Duty, Esq,
was yesterday appointed Notary Public
for Tyler collnty-rcsidence, Ripley.
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TuE Partridge Joint Stock Company
have received a new lot Of those handsome
Oval Velvet Gases for Porcelain Pictures,
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SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL Es'

SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL Els.
~ TATE. l. .,...
Thomas Hughes vs. Andrew J. PhillIpA.
by virtue Of an order In the above entitled
cause made by tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
public sale. on TUESDAY, MARCH lBF, 1870,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio County, the undivided One.tenth
interest Of tho said defendant Andrew ], Phillips
side Of Main atrtct. In the City OfWhGellng WaEh.
lngtOn township Ohio County, State Of West Wiz.
ginIa. belweCA Washington and Franklin streets.
and bounded a. follows: commencing ut tho
S. E. corner Of the lot formerly owned BY Daniel
Dunbar; thence sOuthwRFdly 50 feet; thence
Weltwardly u feet; thence noEthWardly 50 fest;
thence eaRtWArCllY 50 feet 10 place Of beginning,
or so much thereof asTIll satlafy claim Of plAlI.
til.
Terms Of sale, cash. 1 ~ d. ..I
THOMAS !. CAMPBELL, s. 90.
IDLd
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ADLER will open today over forty
different and late styles Of Lace Collars.
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NARROW EscAPE.-A man named VIM.
Davis, who Ind taken passage OIL the
Major Anderson last evening for Marietta
fell overheard while walking along the
guards nrthe steamer lie tloatcd down
us fir as the mouth Of the creek where he
WIS rescued ndtakcn to the Keim House.
The usual applications were made to re-
store the half drowned man, but up to IL
lsuc hour lust night he was lying in IN I'M.
conscious condition. The chances of his
recovery are very few at the present writ
Ing, although everything is being done
that human skill can do. Mr. Davis was
boiler, employed ut the top Mill" lie
has family residing in North Wheeling.
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HAVE your Photograph taken at III
Main street. III, ,I h.
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POLICE CoURT.-The African element
Of our population absorbed the business
IN the police court, yesterday morning
Archie Sanders, Monday night, made the
welkin ring up in the neighborhoOd ofthe
Grant House, with threats to dcmOlisll or
nnliihilaLe some white man, who, he
uvcrrctl, Ind .swindlcd him, An officer
came along and appeased Sanders wrath
by conducting him to tue lookup The
impositionof five dollars and costs had
the effect 10 render him still more docile.
Richard Nelson, another Of Africa's
sons, was up on charge Of tumult and
disorder. Nelson is the individual to
whom we referred in our paragraph yes.
rtertlay morningas desiring to arvesome'
body. Tint little circumstance was
brought ont by the evidence on the trial,
nnd with the remark by Ills Honor that
It wus most outrageous case, he imposed
atihenf twenty dollars md ct'S.s a
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Tbe following was received from tic

The following was received from the
FiHt Branch and adopted: wv
Re0Olned, That the Council US mark Of
respect 70 the late John c. Porter, shall
assemble at the City Building ut 1880
o'clock r, ~ on Thursday, the 10Th inst,
and proceed In body to his funeral.
A Tie report Of :Ihe Wharf Master for the
month 6f January, was received and
filed. The amount Of wharfagcs collected
was reported TO be,$3SO. ...,
The Treasures report was received
and filed.
aIhc report 6fths Sexton of the City
Cemetery for January WI, rcceired'and
filed.
The report of tho Street Commissioner
presenting bills for labor, &c, amounting
TO 1897 ~, WIS real, and the GpirOpria'
ton uskcd TO pay the bills WAS made.
The petition Of ]. Bessie 10 transfer
cofleehouse license Of j., Ramsey, was
granted. fs2lii.i Ht!iHiSl.L
The petition br Della Purcell for per.
mission To erect frame house on hillside
opposite Franklin street, east Of the turn.
pike, was read and referred to the Com.
mittce on Real Estate, with power to act
The petition Of citizens Of First Ward
in relation " the condition Of. Coal and
Mcclure streets was read and referred to
the Committee on Streets and Alleys for
report.
The petition Of Ann Reddy TO be re-.
lievcd from the payment Of water tax was
referred to the Committee On Water Works
for report.
The petition of Henry Daub for rcduc-
ton Of water tax, was referred to the Com.
mitteC on Water Works for report.
The Petition Of J I. Jones and.H. II.
Heald for reduction Of water tax, was re-
Ierrcd to the Committee on Water Works
for report.
The petition Of Z. d. Hubbard for re.
luCtiOn Of water tax assessed against
Wheeling Female Seminary, was referred
to the. Committee on Water Works for
report.
The petition Of 'rhos. +. Owens for re-
duction of water tax, was referred to the
Committee on Water Works for report.
The petition Of Mrs. ]. II. WarnAEeldt
for reduction Of water tax, was referred To
the Committee on Water Works for re-
port.
a resolution In relation to extending
water supply 70 the Island, was received
from the First Branch, and ia action
thereon C0nCnrred In.
A resolution TO memorabilia the I.egis-
lature in relation to enforcing the cOllec.
tian Of taxes on real estate, was received
from the First Branch and cOncurrcd in.
A resolution lnstructing the Committee
on Ordinances to prepare an ordinance in
reference to consolidating the offices Of
clerk and curator of Second Ward Market;
ulsO, Of assessor and collector Of water
rents, was received from the First BrlnrlI
and its action thereon cOnCurrGd In. '.'
DIr. Connolly offered tho following: {.
Re1lrel, That the Superintendent Of
tile Water Works be added TO The Com
mittee on Water Works, and tile Street
COMMISSIONER tho COmmitteeOn Streets
and Alleys. Adopted - Y
The following waSOtlereGlanl adopted /:
Res0lred, That the City Sergeant be :l,l'
thorizcd to hayeit the brick wall IN the
north side of the City Building repaired
at cost not exceeding ten dollars.
On motion the Second Brunch nd
journedii y -Hi"ni
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-THE RESI-. IN
ID dencc on Fourth street, now occupied It'll
By Henry on, Apply 10 s-..,,, . = H''''
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DIR, JOHNSON.

Member Of The Royal College Of. suTNa. L,
lCgcs In tho United StAtcG, and the greSts, ~
OF whose life has been spent In the hospitals =
London, Paris, Philadelphia and rl.eW6FFr, i,
effected some Of the most astonishing cum, M
were ever known. Many troubled wifi ringti,
the head and ears when asleep, ErrNt nm,
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, k,hh
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended Ns,
hmeS with arrangement Of mind, were suNd
medIAtely,.H
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Wt
note the following special appointments:
Sycamore (DiscipZes) Church.-This con
gregation viii hereafter meet regularly Al
1.-The Uniyersalist Church ! ON Mayo street
Rev. John A. Dearborn viii preach there
tomorrow at II A. N. and TX P. N.
Cdy-Street Methodist.-Rey. John G.
Rowe at II A. M; Rev.R. A. Armistead al
f7H P. NJ. -, +. 5..g.....,. =.
Trinity Method Rev. j, P. Garland
viii preach his Introductory, sermon at II
/ A. NJ, and his pastoral sermon at TX P. II.
Grace Street Bdptist.-The pastor (Rev.
Mr.. Wilson) is respected To- return to the
city to-day, and will preach Tomorrow at
II A. III. and TX P. M.
T Sidney Bdpttst.-Rev. w. W. Wood til
A. NJ. Rev. P. 3. Reynolds as TX P. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal UNITED States Court.
room Services ut II A. NJ. conducted by
Rev. W. F. HemenWay. Sabbath school at
12H P. IL.
Beludere Baptist.-Rev. j. B. Jeter, D.
d.. at II A. NJ. At,.3H P. NJ. the new
church house will be dedicated. Rev. j. L..
NJ. Crry, D. D., will preach on the occa.
|sion. Rev. j. T. Kfncannon at * p. N.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. j. T. Kincannon at
II a. NJ; Rev. q. E., Dickinson at IL P.
M. An interesting revival is in progress at
this church. - g -. L.. = =. -.
ST.. Johns Germany, Fifth street.-Ser.
vices at II A. M. by the Rev. Chas. Scholz,
and meeting of members at 3 P, NJ. .
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! AUGFIoH SALES THns DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell at Il NJ, at tlit
stable on Sch street, between Marshall and Clay
horses. carriage; buggy, &c. I: ~. ~.
IA. MCCORMICK WIN sell at IL A. d. at store No
1914 Main street. large lot Of Of q achromos.
A. W. RO5EN, high constable, will sell at 10 A.
- M. alarge lot of useful and ornamental arti,
! .cies levied on by him ito satisfy distress war.
). rauts. ~ ics . a, rs-;
.GRrBB5 & WILLIAMS will sell at II N. val.
uable estate on James river; forty miles above
Richmond. - Sy5 iz%Hi ~ IS
COOK A LAUGHTON Will sell at the horse-lot
horses mules, &C., ts 5 ~ a'.'.li $'Es =.
WELLINGTON eoDDIN win sell at u o. clock
N. two valuable farms in the counties OF Char.
lotte and Fauquier -, ;.
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| PoL1oE CoURT-Justice J.. j. White
prestding.--The following cases were heard
and disposed of yesterday
James NJ. Ford, charged with assaulting
lP. &. Coghlan with cane, was again cali
ed, and fined S5.
Frederick Schultz, charged with unlaw-
fully and maliciously shooting Susan Moss Mos,
icolored) with gun, and Susan Moss; Fan
fny Smith, MilIy Boze. Ada Gordon; and
Mary Girtrel (cclored ladies(, charged with
trespassing upon and stealing from the
premises of F. A. Schultz fencing and rail-
ing. All the parties were sent to the Hen,
trico authorities, the affair having occurred
/ in the county.
N. a. Bernstein, charged with "unlaw-
fully passing one twenty dollar note, NO,
t207 ,S3l, United States currency" was
turned, over to the United States Commits
sioner. s .s-,
Richard Copeland (colored), charged
with being a vagrant and common thief,
was discharged. - .,. 80. ~.
Victoria Franklin (colored), charged with
breaking open the house Of Wiilianna Scott
and stealing q lot OF bed-clothes and wear
! ing apparel, was discharged. ,s
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THrERs.-He WIS born In Marseilles on
the 18th of April, 1857 his father was q
blacksmith, but his mothers relatives got
him scholarship in the Imperial Lyceum
of his birthplace, where he went through
his studies with splendid success. When
eighteen years old he went to AK to attend
the lectures of the faculty of law in that
town. There he began to play the role OF
party leader among his comrades, baran-
guing vehemently against the restoration OF
the Bourbons, and in favor Of the Bonapart-
ism, which his veteran eloquence has since
so earnestly denounced. One of his tricks
at that period Is evidence of how decidedly
the child is father of the man /; for very
tricky indeed has been the !, Mirabeau-
rnouche, as he was once branded by q dis
| tinguished woman. A prize had been
offered for the best eulogium on Vau-
Yenargens by the Academy Of AK,
Ia good and peaceful academy, which,
| to make use of Voltaire's witticism,
had always succeeded. Like an honest
| woman, in keeping itself from being talked
about. Thiers determined to win the prize,
and sent in his manuscript. It was deemed
author was either OWNED or betrayed, and
as there was no other candidate who de
served the palm, the worthy members of the
| Areopagus, rather than award 1t to the
little Jacobin, put off their decision to the
following year. At the appointed time. the
manuscript of Theirs made its reappear-
ance, but in the interim a production had
come from Paris which eclipsed all its COM
petitors, and the judges fastened to crown
| it, according, however, to the paper pre-
sented by Theirs the humble favor of an
accessit. The name of the Partisan victor
was then unsealed, and great was the con:
| sternation of the academicians when it was
found to bethat of Theirs himself. He had
indulged in the malicious pleasure OF 1nys-
tifying the learned gentlemen by treating
| the subject in new point of view, causing
the composition to be copied in strange
hand, sending it on journey from AK, to
Paris and from Paris to AK, and thus oh.
tanning both the prize and the accessit
| Well if all his tricks had been as innocent
and justifiable as this one !; but his exclama-
ton when he was nabbed in his bed by
Louis Napoleon-Ma .foi i.c' est 6ien joae-
shows how nice an appreciation he pos
sessed Of political gambling--an apprecia.
tion which could only have been gained by
practiced experimentation Our Monthl5
Gossip, in the December number of Lipp1a
COTS Magazine. 49,.
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The HAGAN PERsEOUTION-THE ACCUSED
SENT ON FOR INDICTMENT.-The United
States Commissioner, Jenkins, delivered
his opinion Yesterday in the case of John
Hagan, Jr., charged with the violation of
what is called the Enforcement Act. He
held as to the fir st charge in the warrant
that no case could be made from the evil
dence, ELECTED that there were certain
questions as to name, age, residence, &C.,
which must of necessity lie propounded to
"a person offering to cast his ballot but that
in this case there was no direct evidence
that unnecessary and irrelevent questions
had been asked, and he could not, as re-
uuested by the counsel for the Government,
presume that such condition of things did
exist. =. @.t II, ss..f.-I s.' a4
AS to the second charge, he ruled that
the placing of white and black men in sep
arate lines, was, in view of the amendment
to the Constitution, a distinction on &c.
count of race and color, and therefore at
variance with the law of Congress enforcing
that amendment. ..s-5
The accused was, sent on to the grand
Jury and bailed i'll the sum of s. 900, Messrs
John NJ. Higgins and VIM. English becom
ing his snreties. t ea...
ceeding small gnat. If the mere fact o
viz poIto w oS ptbsoc o11S
one from the other, (Which practice, by the
way, was inaugurated by the military au
thorities conJessedly Nth a rie,o to facih
tate the polling of uotes,) why may not thu
fact Of having the names on separate book:
be also perverted into q " distinction or
account of race or colorW 1t seems to u!
that the one is rs strong point as the other
The Commissioner also incidentally
touched upon the system of alternate
voting, and went into high mathematics tx
prove that if 1,500 blacks started at thu
same time to vote with 1000 white men
that at the close of the polls 500 black mel
would not have voted. He did not insis
upon that point, because he must hay,
known that the same rule working in {
precinct where the whites were in the ma
jority would Of course exclude the same
number of white votes. -.-.-
Taken all in all, it was too much Of
bubble to emanate from any person sittin!
in cause Of nature so serious, not onl,
an innocent man, but long-sufterinl
cOmmunity, '.-r-. 'r . ~.
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A MAN in Cincinnati, engaged in digging
q well, was deserted by all his hands on the
day of the Meriden fire parade. Looking
for assistance, he met sort of half-wlt,
who agreed to help him, taking pay in
cigars. They arrived at the well, which
was already forty feet deep, and the citizen
was to 90 down and dig, while his assistant
was to turn the windlass. Citizen got about
ten feet down, when the notes OF a brass
band were heard. ''I declare" said half
wit, "there's the music, must co." and,
letting 90 the windlass, away he ran. Citl-
zen speedily landed at the bottom of the
well, badly scared, but not hurt. There he
remained until late in the day, nobody 60
ing near the well on account Of the attrac-
tions in the town. Finally, toward even
ing, q neighbor passing by, thinking he
would look down and see how the work
was progressing. found our citizen and eX-
tricated him. He is not revolutionizlng
the labor system now as much as he was.
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!. A 4WonannIy Response.
J .s..d, .s5,,isf SPoTswoop HOTEL, 4

t.t.tr 6WOOOfAAoIkhs
R1cHMoNp. Va, Nov. 25th, 1870.
My attention has been called to q para.
graph In the State Journal of this eyenin &,
In which allusion Is made to nursery
rhyme sung sby me during the week now
closing. ;fsattsss . ..j :; j. ts,5 s,.sl,
In justice to myself as woman, it is pro
per for me to state that the rhyme com.
planned Of as brutal, was sanonymously sent
to me by, some person and spoken Of as 1,
good local hit, I was not aware that it
offended even the sensibi1ities of single
person in this community, and much less
that 1T outraged public sentiment or yiols-
ted the feelings of one of my own sex, q
wife overwhelmed by her SORROWS.
The shadows. struggles, and vicisstudes
that accompany the professional life Of an
actress, teach her to belieYe that. too much
cannot be done for the afflicted and al
though too often ostracised and Stunned by
her own sex out OF the profession, her stu
dies incline her to cherish those sentiments
OF gentleness and sympathy which always
ennoble woman. .ie',9E ~. =. -
Public taste often demands class Of per-
formance far more distasteful to the profes-
sion than to the most fastidious in the com.
munity; but beneath the stage costumes
may be,found hearts as free from error and
imbued with as pure sentiments as those
that throb In luxury and Incidence in the
boudoir. Tg. ! t,l ss1l. .aftsa - mo
Very respectfully, .::l. .,j,- ,,s.'..
BELLE HowET.i
Editor OF. Richmond DISPATCH. .,ss
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NICHOLAS B1DDLE. Possessing a keen
and ready wit, though never punster, he
sometimes INDUCED in an epigrammatic re-
mark. fIe was called upon one November
morning by western merchant anxious to
acknowledge his obligations to Mr.. B.. for
an accommodation given him, which had
saved his property. OF athletic build, all
sinew and muscle-in fact, regular "six-
footer'-he was so demonstrative that in
the warmth of his feelings the "grip" Civ
latter vince. AS the door closed upon
him, MIR. !Biddle turned to friend who had
witnessed the interview and observed,
"There, now, is a man in whose bands
gratitude becomes uioe."-Frons Our
Monthly: Gossip in the December number
of Lippincott's Magazine.
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Iabout this" and drew from my pocket d
Morris 1t was the the one nssV Winnie had Wit
ten year ago) and threw It into the glow
ing CRATE. &C knew all about the five ,
from first to last, Winnie. I felt convinced
that Goldenbeam was only an innocent
child, who knew nothing more than o real
child does about the duties and sadnesses
Of life. ALL Winnie, you, are the kind OF
wife was looking foFyand If you are thank
full for me, / am. thankful for you."
| And our lives have been mutual Thanks
giving since.
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SEVERELY HURT.-Justice j. S. Meredith,
of the firm of Gre enhow and Meredith, was
painfully hurt yesterday by runaway acci-
dent. He was about starting from home,
and getting in his carriage, took: the reins
for moment in his left hand. The horse
started suddenly and ran fifty yards before
stopping. Dir. Meredith was thrown out of
the carriage. He received a severe cut on
the leg, and was elsewhere bruised. :"
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49, bGAL6 xlOH fLVs
Editor Of Richmond Dispatch. sg :

c. R. REEs & co. have not said anything abou
their photograph OF General r. <. LEE ; and ye
they were the hero's favorite photographers, ant
took the latest pictures taken Of him In Richmond
and the best taken OF him anywhere. Their life,
size picture of LEE (which they do not expose or
the street is full Of the naturally noble expression
Of the great yirginian. ,...-,--- i,
General LEES latest orders for photograph.
were for pictures taken from the negatives still
preserved By REEs & Co.. ~