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bis nour 2s Cd. The nominal quotation for grain ny
oco Sbs refined petroleum M British ship ioS tons
sss e
S Sn war Lumber JAMAICA per
is dull ss ss. Ds Quoted S and
,o HaMr AMP Julie The marks, all
quote mDre.s.a American s25 s7S
rspsy; Jus I've g butts. se. currency y: - su'
provemen last but to The contrary Is somewhat
sS %eSs'ess a
s :Swy INA a. Sr Quotations We
iS S:. I'D S. naf &C. &C. &c s Ss'
, .nss ou, last price: have shown
ss.2faas 4gs 4 o5 1s nor an s.
We nos y,s BY
200 MeIcans kps. II lbs, private terms; loo Texas
Ssies stock sums Up p - Pillows
az as;'s &c., 1s sss az
r1 a44O dry Central American; $500 d Tru1io 500
ah
so%s
sds and ls bales Calcutta cow 6ia bales Calcutta buffalo
NJ, movement n PIG wa. but moderately
mock ship and 200 No. private
LEAD dun neglected. We heard Of no .ransac
MoLAssLs was neglected and only small sales re.
rcs ws ssnuss and
&c. SIS New sS
Nxv1I sToars-sprs .urpen,ns que, and easier
liz do yard ana this side at sc Zoe and Tic Lot; a.e
from s. 50 ss Dbl. secordins qusisysis
Win enG' Is Sss WasSins.on
for Il casks &c III S ssn' Lard
IN ew Bsor 80 oS Ss ae
Prime msnhadsn with light stock was held rmy at 4lc
fETRoLEUM~The market for refined was very quiet but
era as au ss 9 Sa
Case oil was dull neglected and nominal q. sSc 2s
So
Ard white last half Of November At ssS shs Greek
81 on he
sales reported Refined quoted at sc and shipping crude
sii o.
:::S s.. s ss "
The obbng inquiry was iriang Bacon was quiet and IN
sso!s short III
@ s.
% I and a0
sssr' ss'n 0nA dun from
sss sGUs 1s %
81 $2 Prime mess, terces, $3 sls India mess rces
ot
assss%p1y sssss shoulders: ss. ssiIss, sxs
lee dressed hsss quiet but steady Al SIC But
@ M
Ss 49, sc % o sny WAS
saosi d. os,a s good
COON a. s,c 7sc lbs bags Patna aac re, anc Is
sTTXRisE u was dull and nominal la a. lo1c
SEEDs.-Therc has been improved demand for clover
an
SUGAR: market, without essential CHANGE In prices
he .Gss
refining, 2,5UO boxes centrifugal mainly il ALL at
and oT and fa
quote Cuba ierior common refining &C. sszc ar TO
sso s % s ssS .h R% 9s.es to
% so.es
$s,iSs ssS. tss;'a
bss sSaa Ios IL rae JAZZ
extra superior. TIC. as,sc
SPLITTER without further business and prices
usually quI. and with the a e days h: s,os been
holder unwilling to make concessions
date rsquremon The sales since report have been
1900 lbs low ,abbea &c. 500 los extra pulled 4sc oco
Eve; Sod lbs western Texas, sse Prassisn
terms ,,... a. ~. r,. .-,..
6rmcr and moderately active Sales $40 bbs at Nc &c
tor bound Western.
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POLITICAL.

AT MEETING OF TIE GERMAr DEMOCRATIC
Nicholas Muller was chosen as the choice andais Tor As
A shar T notice H at noJ R GaAhH - Duane street.
corner Broadway.
CONTRACTORS CONNECTED WITH THE DEPART
me1 Of rsGG s,s on r. and Re a
fourth stree, ami Thd avenue his evening" a.
GS, Gu Ssi Secretary.
DEMoscRATIo, NErosM y y;
EhS Moasay esesns osoSeS ISL sois:
D''nE received 'n' an' eD%asD BGasis.
N grand Meeting and Banner Fsssrns win be held
tobeT he
for Senator of the SIKH ssaa,eraI district saa !
for Member of Assembly for the twelfth assembly dsr
The following gentlemen win address The s.ee.ing,-
:: ;iSs s1a
NoRroE AND FLANAsAN On r,, nEcxmAT n A MEET
Club, held their cub corner Iwezs street and
Hon. Norton for senator o. the s.naiori. dis.
u wv '"''e'"'' JOHN LYNCH. Chairman.
J J.sysf s !; p9y.r'I Secretaries.
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NoMyyATToN- SIXTH
seyentcenth wards~ror senator, Henry WatSnan.
DEaULAR DEMOCRATIC AND DEMOCRATIC UNION
Nominations Fifth Senatorial Dis.rics-Eaah. Ninth, FIJI
tesnth sixscenth Wards
MICHAEL NORTON. II
DEPUBLICAN RATIFICATION MEETiNG-Ar
dcL 6%SrE HORACE GsslELhY Will rsGsibE
CIxrH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
M Ear, street. sue on Money! evening
Der %, ,,,cvuo,rw,x
unanimously nominated as candda'e or se""o'' e
N''~''' ~ IIo, WILLIAM w. COOK
candidate for Assembly Twelfth I'D, district, October
u.s. 1ss 'i.' regular meeting
i. Bosssrn, Secretary.
BANGING ACADEMIES. -...o--,
A -sArsss DANCING AcApysE !;s.,Sa,. M.i3
ia ass Fi,yrour,h street, PRIvArE at any hSur
day or evening" .sa CIRCULARS At pr'''' As'as1''
CApE,Mnur S M ms classes NEE. a. follows:-
7FEsSssu kysS Hs SIis
rEEsSss EW Ap INP HA e. .1s
y 81 I1SSfErv sss
Ara AND MRS. nLAsKo,s SELECT CLASSES IS In. INj
M Rsp i, ,ss.n f9 a. q
day, NovemDerA Send for circular.
MISCELLANEOUS. o~s
EsroR.A1RYn e nou rssch So se Tea feet crcum
sss q sn sER n 'GSs
Hnrc street, London Bridge. England.
DENTISTRY.
ToNTIRE SET $40 PRINTED GUARANTEES FoRf
N aye vcars Also teeth inserted without plate
s,tractiny sturnps. Drs BEKHARD ARRASTlA, /.
8Ui West Thirtieth street, near Eighth avenue
STORAGE.
S@1-@-<
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, BONES. pAaaAGEa(
Pianos &c., 10 separate rooms At oyf csns NJ IVY hud
son stTeet kOBkkT TA0GASxs fyuprtet0ys
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2.2e5
l.S,s

IutAI.. ..s............ I,oU6 AZ 2295
IncuGed in 1872 bales arrive For future
delivery bass low middlnrl the sales have been fol-
lows:-Last eyenngUctobcr 200 at 49, November $40
at lsc. L6y0 at IS 5-l6c November and December 100
each al 1856 December 400 at IL 5I6c e0y at lsc Sc0
!. Size; February loo a, laia $40 at lsc Marcb 100
change go January for 80 total, sioo bales
Is; a; ,s2n 4oU a, isas Is Bloc
800 at Is slec; 800 at lsHc. 400 AZ Is 7Ise;
at u 7i6c at lsc. January, 500 sc zoo al s,c
February aW at lSc, 100 At Is April, 100 l9hc.-
Total, $500 oales grand total 1880 bales The average
quotations OF Yesterday forward deliveries were
4. lie; November le.2sc.; December, Btsc. January
lsb4c February iSz.c March Iau7c We ouoe A"~'J'
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. %; do do eigb;s 1875, rs 80; DO. Penitentiary
ssvsos, % 70, do railroad Fights, rs 80; Ala
bams nves 6za 70; do. eights. es 100; DO Fights,
Montgomery and Eufala Railroad 90 q e5; South
Carolina skies. 72a rs; do. new, January and July,
AZ ~; do do. April and october. 10 Al; Arkan-
sas SKIES. funded, IS a SO.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
BY the lease OF the New Jersey railroads 70 the
Pennsylvania Railroad the latter corporation now
control and operate fortyseven hundred miles Of
railway. the longest under one direction in the
world.
The operations OF the Union Pacific Railroad show
heavy increase In business The earnings are
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DILL.

TIE Southern list was dull, but generally strong,
AND particularly 30 for the Tennessees, which sold
a. 81 Tor me Old bonds. The South Carolinas were
veaH ana lower The following were the closing
street prloss;-Tenne.see, ex coupon, 81 a 6S; do.
new, ~ 81 virginia, ex coupon, 5sh a 60; do.
registered stock, old, 4sf bI do. SKIES consoli-
dated bonds, 81 az; DO skies, deferred scrip,
70 a 20; Georgia skies, so 50: 40. seyens 90 %;
40. sevens. gold, 90 90; North Carolina ex coupon,
81 q so; do. funding, 1896, 81 "a; do. do, 1868.
Is 80; do. new, 10 q III do special tax, l5K II;
Missouri slxes, 90 %; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, e2a e3; Louisiana skies, 81 10; do. new,
~ "; 40. levee sizes Is ~; do. do. eights. 10
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
/ So much misapprchcnsion exists and such constant
interest realized from the city and
hands Chamberlain and County Treasurer that deem L
proper this time to make full and definite statement
subject The evidence OF the truth Of will
be found In the records OF the Comptroers oce
the inspection of all.
The practice had existed with all the the Of
OF City Chamberlain, without exception, prior to the
appointment OF immediate predecessor of treating such
interest moneys as perquisites Of the oaice, and
their own use And II was not unusual 10 have
unnecessary amounts raised and left deposit to
credit the city and county with the elect OF making
the peQuses Of the Office that very large
My predecessor believing that the interest erived
him, but the property Of the taxpayers, rrgidly
each month paid the same 10 the credit OF the city
county alter deductng the charges of tho
0ce for the salaries OF the deputy bookkeepcrs AMI clerks
term sos, 40I s2-an entirely item in the city
When 1 came into ONCE had a choice of Official
precedents. / might, with well sustained authority
have appropriated tho interest TO my own use "a per-
quisites. most repec'able and respected gentlemen
holding the came Office had done for long series Of
years without question Blu, decided otherwise and from
the adopted the same principle and practice
in this respect that fnaugnrated by my inn
medlate predecessor. have made monthly state
interest moneys, and have accompanied each state
ment with check the shown to have accrued
have thus, from the time OF ointment to October l.
l7 paid the city the Of $l65e7 90 and above
the expenses OF my Office.
annex q detailed statement OF each months receipts,
showing the received from the banks
poslt expenses and charges of the Office,
amount paid over to the comproler to the Of the city,
City Chamberlain and County Treasurer.
m Iprg
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cyToRAaE FOR FURNITURE, BOXES, BA01AGEa(
Pianos, Ac Ia separate rooms, At low cxss NJ Lg3 hua
son streets hobEhE EAu1AisAs kSopnsSSs
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STREET QUOTATIONS,
$3.50 O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TrrapAv
AsHFs were in light request 81 rs Is for pots and
So IS So 70 for pearls at which prices the 6rn
with a small stock
CANDLES continued steady under moderate demand
consumption, at 24c for parane, sc l5c for
tine 39c for patent SPERM &c for plain sperm and &c.
29c. for stearc.
CoPPERAmerican ingot quiet, and sales I'm.
tied 10000 lbs at 2s1sc per h. We quote-New sheath
ing SEC old shcahing, c Gle bolts braziers &c
nails, Bye ow metal sheathng &c yellow metal bos
2Sc, and yellow metal nails, &c.
better feeling prevailed ut the opening OF the
market when some sales effected full
sequent untavorabe reports Liverpool continued
liberal receipts at the ports caused buyers withdraw
the market Holders generally however, renamed firm In
their views and offered rather sparngy at quotations. and
the market though quiet closed For
large business consummated slightly Improved
prices. The sales reported on Change rolows:-
IOHIl LILA.
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KEEP YOUR PAPERS.

We are constantly applied to for copies of
old papers, by persons who wish to obtain
some item of interest or Importance to
themselves or friends. Nov, flour subscri-
bers will carefully lay aside our papers
and at the end of each month stitch them
together, and have them laid carefully
away, they will have reliable source of
reference, and will find them sometimes
valuable in money sense view. The ar
ticles on agriculture, mechanical industry,
&C., will be found well worth reading
again. We owe it to our children to pre-
serve as far as possible the history Of our
time. The newspaper photographs this,
aud is the best reporter Of historical truth
Robert q. Tredway, Chicago merchant,
fell down the hatchway of his warehouse
on Saturday and was killed.
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Telegrsphic Summary. 9

A wind storm at Keokuk, Iowa, on
Monday blew the roof off the Catholic
church, burst in the front of the First Bap-
tst church, dem olished J. several small
buildings, and unroofed others A storm
OF sleet aud rain prevailed in Wisconsin
aud Minnesota, doing considerable damage
to telegraph lines, &C.
An agitator at the oil works of Hussey.
Paine & CO.. at Cleveland, Ohio, exploded
yesterday with great violence. Eight hun
dred barrels of oil were burned, but no
lives lost. Loss $4,000.
Twenty-Five residents of Reading, Pa.
thirty from Lancaster, and twenty-eisht
from other parts Of Pennsylvania, all hon.
orably discharged soldiers, emigrated yes
terday to Kansas, where they propose to
form colony.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road will reach the Arkansas river in
June, and by early fall will be near enough
to the Texas line to control the cattle trade.
which will probably reach 500, 900.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT REPUBLICAN
The sad intelligence reached this city this
morning of tho death of Hon. Henry M
Bo WIDEN, a member Of the Legislature, and
the U. s. assessor for the 2nd district
We are not in possession of all the facts
connected with his sudden demise, but are
informed that he was visited yesterday
with a violent hemorrhage of the lungs,
while on his way from Norfolk to Peters,
burg. and that he died the same morning
while on his way to his home in Norfolk,
at little place called Windsor.
Mr. Bowden was prominent and inAu.
eutial member of the Republican party,
and has held several positions of honor
during the past ten years. He was a
member of the constitutional convention.
and for many years was clerk of one of the
courts in Norfolk. He had hosts of warm,
personal friends in this city, who were sin
cerely grieved to hear of bis death.
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Manchester News.

Ihe Compttmenfary supper given last night
by Stuart Lodge, l. o. o f., in honor of The
Grand Sire the United States, was a great
success and worthy of the occasion. Al 8
O'Clock the Lodge met and received their inyi.
ted guests, members of the Grand Lodge. who
are now In session in Richmond The following
gentlenent we're present: F. d. Stuart.
Grand Sie; @. A. b. Coffroth, Msst r; B, r.
Prentis, p. D. G. NJ; w. j. Riddick. a q.
Il. 4. Alley, G.. W.; A. NJ. Tabb, Herald i: j.
A. Collins, s. w.. A. I. Burr. p. 9Th. La.
than. +. Z; M A., Leube, P. G. After the
nonors had been paid the visiting brethren and
the Grand Sire had instructed the Lodge in The
unwritten work of the Order, the Lodge and
guests proceeded to the Masonic Hall where a
most sumptuous repast was in Waiting for them.
and which was participated in by all with great
zest. Toasts and speeches were made by a
orally was passed.
County Court. In this court a large number
OF licenses were granted. Messrs WIN. j.
Mayo and Jos. G. Spauldipg qualified to prac-
tice law.
Disehargsd.- We regret to learn that a
number OF hrstclass mechanics have been dis
charged from the shops of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad company. We do NOT
know why this was done but we sincerely
nope that they may soon find employment In
our midst, as we cannot afford to let them
leave town.
Home Made. TO show what our mechanics
can do, We take pleasure In calling attention
to magnificent mahogany wardrobe now on
exhibition at B. H. Morrisett's store.
Preparing for the Eiection-Tte following
appointments have been made to superintend
the election to be held 10 this county on the
fourth Thursday in. May next:
Matoca Towhship-George Congdor registrar
Woodia Incker r Jones, --McKingey.
Bermuda--Airican Chnrch-L. Raw registrar
john S'sughan, judge; Renlin Strange, Thomas
Burgess.
Chesier-.tias woods store--James L snead. John
o Perdre, John w Jones. Henry Pryor
Dile--Old Church-E Haste registrar G Wilk
erson. John Taylor, I'd wilkei son
Manchester Township-T sn Hall Iohn O Robin
Carter, Wsisiger. Judge
Old Toll Gate-Thos W McCreery. registrar A q
Pullam, 4 Moss judge; Granville Robinson
Midlothian-or Winfree, registrar; ] Elicit.
y Moore, Judge; Absalom Carrington
Clover lill--aoodes St9re--A simmons
kudd, CG Wilkerson, Judge; F johnson.
Q IL Company's store-Janies H Rowlett. James
II oysrton. Judge A Pre-,
Matasaoa-Richsrd Talley Cham Taley. I'm
kobinson, Judge Nd Gill
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SHARP, SHORT AND DECISIVE.

Our correspondents will please bear in
mind that our paper is small, and great
press of matter always upon its columns.
The interests seeking expression are
numerous and widely varied. Hence all
communications must be brief and pointed.
There is no better rule to secure brevity
than to write out what you have to say,
and then look over it and throw out every
word that can be spared It must be a
matter of great Importance to justify a
letter quarter of a column long. We
want to hear from as many as possible !;
but brevity, which is the soul of wit, is
also the passport to editorial favor.
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STEEL MANUFACTURE AT ST
LOUIS.

Leading railroad and iron men are talking
of engaging in the manufacture of steel rails
in that city, considering such production en-
tirely feasible, and 1t is expected that rolling
mills will soon be in operation. prospectus
for cast steel works has been prepared, esti-
mating the required capital at 81, 500, 900 and
the production at thirty thousand tons of steel
rails per year, with profit of 81, 20, 900. At
500 per ton, the present price, the resulting
value would be S3,000,000 II is calculated
that ten millions annually of products could
be added to the results of st. Louis industry,
by the establishment of steel and stee.ware
manufactures.
The ST. Louis Democrat states that Pitts
burgh iron analyst, Mr.. Otto Wuth, has been
engaged in an analysis of pig.iron ore of the
South st. Louis Iron Company, and the results
obtained by him show, he says, can excellent
iron, very well adapted for the Bessemer pro-
cess, as it contains carbon and silicon enough
to- work very hot, and is free enough from
| sulphur and phosphorus to make natural
steel-neitber cold, nor red short It is also
the best material used in the Siemens. Martin
process"
We wish we could delight and astonish
our readers with such an announcement as
the above, changing st. Louis for Rich
mond. Thirty thousand tons Of steel
might be made in this city just as cheaply
as at st. Louis. We have just as good
ores within available distance, and far bet
ter coal than ST. Louis. We have large
surplus of vacant lots, furnishing cheap
sites and water power, il 1t is needed.
Labor can be more cheapy obtained than
10 the West. Supplies of allkinds, which
go to make up the living expense of the
family, are on the average but little
higher.
As a concentrating and d distributing
point, Richmond cannot be surpassed
The markets of the whole country are ac-
cessible by rail and water. That S1O,-
100000 which might be added to the re-
suits of our Industry by the iron aud steel
manufacture would double our population
and wealth. II it costs $500 per ton to
make steel, one-half of that sum at least
is to be paid out as wages to labor What
a direct interest then every hboring man
has iu the Inauguration of new industries.
Due ~ WOuiNh uOuuiC tIdQ6 diSCy duu tuQ5
every tradesman has the same lively in
terest in manufactures. 1t would create
demand for houses aud lots, and so it is of
vital importance to the real estate owner.
Every man, woman and child in the
city would feel the healthful impulse Of
inauguratiog this new branch OF industry,
by increased profits and more comforts and
luxuries in every home. From the poor
woman that sells apples at the street cor
ners to the retired capitalist, who lives on
his rents, every class would find its daily
profits increased, and new hopes and pros
perity would dawn for ALL And why,
with all these natural advantages cannot
Richmond appropriate to herself share of
the profits Of these great industries ? Be-
cause she has not capital to employ labor
already here or to invite more.
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Excursion Tickets on the York Iirey
Rditroad.-Superinten Bragg, of the York
River railroad, soon designs issuing excursion
tickets, which will enable passengers to leave
Richmond either on Saturday afternoon or
Sunday morning, aud return either Sunday
afternoon or Monday morning, i. at less cost
for round trip tickets than is now charged for
tickets one way. This will be great accom-
mediation to the public, and will no doubt be
literally patronized. Now that the weather
is becoming warm, many of our citizens will
gladly accept any opportunity to enjoy a day
or two, of rest in tho country on the lines Of
our railroads, il the fare is put down.
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A ssEMBLY HALL.

The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at O'Clock, and every SATURDAY morn
Ing at 10
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT ut 8
o'clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen and youths.
The PRICE OF ADMISSION, with the use of
Skates Ia so cents, for single ticket s. per dozen
Children, under IL years of age, 25 cents.
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys will
only be charged 25 cents NH 7-tf
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Death Of a Richmond Merchant in Tie
Soath.-We regret to announce the death Of
Mr.. Henry Day, which occurred n Atlanta,
Ga, yesterday morning. after an illness of but
few days duration. Mr.. Day was a member
OF the firm of Rose e. Day, and had proceeded
South on business connected with his house; on
reaching Atlanta, he was taken sick on Mon
day telegraph was received here stating that
he was Ill, and requesting his wife to come
Immediately on. which she did by starting in
the A. nj. train yesterday. Early yesterday
morning another dispatch was received an
Dounciug bis death. Mr.. Day was quite pop
ular among his acquaintance aud had many
friends. He was an industrious, energetic and
hopest man, and by hard labor, in connection
with his partner, had been successful in start
ing fourishing business in the stove and tin
trade. He was a member of Damon Lodge,
X. of p, who will receive his corpse on its
arrival in this city, and perform the duties
necessary ON such occasions.
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horticultural and Pomo'ogical Society.
The Executive Committee of this Society met
last evening at the Society rooms, on Main
street, DR.. S. P. Moore in the chair and W. III.
Pleasants secretary. DR.. J. 7. johnson, from
the committee on rules and regulations for the
government of the exhibition, to come off Sep
tember 9th. 1871, made report which was
adopted The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed committee on finance: DR.. s. P.
Moore, (chairman), ". Fl. Haxall, aud l. S.
Tower,
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Auctoaeer in a Neac Role Our young
friend, Neo Powell, the well known auctioneer,
was arrested at Louisa courthouse Monday
last. under an indictment for selling goods at
that place without a license. Mr.. Powell
plead his own cause and made a very effective
speech to the jury. He was found not guilty
ahd acquitted.
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a Remarkable Pulet.-Mr. Wm. Il
Knox, detective, has now at the lower station,
house two Of the finest game pullets we have
ever seen. They are, however, in the third
cross from the English pheasant But of one
of them there Is very remarkable fact: One
day, 10 the country, hawk came down upon
a flock of chickens and aobbled one of them,
then flew away. But the puIlet flew after the
hawk, and after a pursuit of three hundred
yards, rescued the chicken There are but
few of the hen tribe that will not take fright
at the very sight of hawk, and Certainly This
little one deserves the premium for bravery.
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ITO R NEW YORK

LHoR NEW YORK
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SsM.EETs
COMPANY'S elegant sldc-wheel asszs3 IN
steam ship ISAAC BELL, Capt. BLAKEMAN, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets FRIDAY, April 14th,
at IL o'clock A. NJ Freight received untfl 10 A. M
Through bills of lading signed aud goods for
warded with dispatch to all ponts-north, south,
east and west. Clsss conneetions made with Cunarj
| Inc for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
rare %
Steerage.. 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ap 12--2t No. Governor street.