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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-19

JOE LOCKE, news agent, 238Z Main
street, has lost received Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, Lippinc0tt, and Scribner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, WaVerley and late New York
dailies.
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LAuaHTER IS daylight, sobristy is dark.
nesei ana the man who can't laugh is like
me rosebud that can't bloom, and is COM
pellea 70 @lther on the stalk. How will
M 90 Tor o5A the secondhand furniture
The additional bad-rooms ef . ifis adeIiobt
FOL season OF the year 10 ave wo1ev
The summer months are approaching ard
umes are hard, you viii think Sd wbeD
yOu CAL at the store, No. 334 Goods bofb
new and old Look ont, all frien5s for
No. 384, tie secondhand furniture stora
on Second street. Our country f-iends
viii please watch every train l~eavino
Memphis for the next weeks, 50 thev can
nnd 99b Whas - gong on I'D Memphis.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Hhlls Rlysr Ba#s5
siataa MaI Ina-

THE new and elegant side 49,
u wheel passenger packets Of
this line VIII leave Mamphia f0r Da-4fr@
Bluff, West Point, Augusta Jacksouuorr a0r
Rll points on White river, as follows.
LEdALIEADEh.-..--. John ID. Elliott. mrrfs-
nvery Tuesday, ats o'clock p.u.
4 n MALI-------W j. Ashford. mqstar
Every saturday, at O'Clock "a.
connecting at DeValts Blur with raffr0aH H~-
Little Rock, II at J-aCksoubort Wifh ~
n~gn-araugnE steamer Fort smith for Poeq-
honbas n all points on Black river.
eor 4elEnt OF passage apply on board or AZ
ONCE Memphis and ArEansas Rfver Pa9-s-
Lompany W. q. PATTES0N. AGENT.
Il Madison ST., Merchants Ius1ranoe RIdfa
gru ELLIOTT n MILLER. Agenfs.
l2 NJ. Promenade a.. OR Iandina.
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THIS is TO notify the public and 81 con.
cerned that J.. a. Pearson has no right tc
change the truEtaesmp OF the place nov
occupied bv his father, T. J. Pearson, and
charge Il. j. Pearson, and his son, W. J..
Pearson, and wife, rent; lOr il viii be
settled ia court in a short time.
W. T. PEARSON.
Memphis, April Is, 1871.
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Through tickets to all points on Red river
sold on board For freight or passage gpply
Ou board or to-
81. WALT eco, Agents, ~ Front street.
LARRY HARMsTAD &CO, Agents,
M0sDy Block. 3D9 fr0nt street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO LALlES

TIE GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
OF THE GREATRED STORE
WIN be continued twenty days longer.
Al goods marked lower. Each article has
the
SELLING PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
UPON IT.
VIM. FRANK,
20 Main street.
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SEA Moss FAEINE, from pure Irish
moss for Blanc Mango, Pdddings. Cue
tards Creams etc ete. me cheapest,
world.
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A. S. MITCHELL.
Responses to His Calls UDon the Old 0IrsG.
tors Of the Mississippi River
Railroad.

The following letters are written by gen
tlemen Of extraordinary tact and worldly
wisdom. Their assertions about matters
TO which they refer, and Of which they
speak "ss Of their " knowledge" will
never be questioned:
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Fob sALE.-One hundred bnsbsla eboiee
white seed corn, by
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS q co
no Front street.
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A FRIEEDLY CALL-WHAT WAS SAID.
1t Is human nEtur to tell our friends of
orr ailments. We all do it, expecting
sympathy. sympathy is q great comfort
20 invalids. When We have recovered,
TOO, We are fond OF talking Of the medi-
ciuss that relieved uE. This is q good
trait Ga cur humanity. 1t shows that We
are greaJful for ths benefits received.
The other day Mrs. T. SutcIh, b we'll
known teacher Of crsyOn painting, whose
ueIisr ls 10 Court street, Brooklyn, was
visited by 8 lady pupil, who had been alb
sant from her class nearly q month.
eWhat has been b mstter32 said Mrs.
g., "Have you bsen sick?" very" was
the reply. "Whst complaint" "Dys-
pepsia. thought I should have died.
And what did the Doctor do for yeu,
my dear" said Mrs. s.. Moth
ilg," replied the young lady.
"a gentleman friend" she continued,
with a tell-lsis blush, induced me TO
Try Plantation Bitters, aud you see the
result. Iom perfectly ugeu" This conver-
Vsrsou occurred IN Mrs. SutcliHs studio;
ana II "a here given a. she relates it, word
for word.
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WHITE, RED 1t BLACK RIVERS.
For white, Little Red and Black Rivers
The new and light steamer
BATE-FLLLE-----A B. smith, master
VIII leave, as above. on THURS L.
DAY, .Utu inst, aJ 5 pm.
For freight OF passage, apply on board or TO
NINEUN q WATTS. Agents,
apis No. B Promenade street.
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Second ChanosFy Court-Sood, Chancellor

The following cases we're decided yes.
terday: Stewart vs. Pittman, demurrer
Overruled; Price vs. Mann, new party &c
i~nterplead; Cherry vs. Taylor, one years
support refused.
The following DEGREES we're passed yes
terdsy; Lea vs. Hughes, final; Grant VS.
Ford, nnsl and appeal; Warren VS. VIM,
final; Scheduled vs. Bingham, commits.
sioner's report confirmed; Taylor VS.
Tighe, final; Brown vs. Rogers, vesting
title; BigelOw vs. u. s. f. 4 NJ. ms. Co,
decree suspended; Brinkley vs. Glisson.
final; McGrsth vs. McGrath, sale con-
frmed; Brown vs. Sullivan, report con-
6rmed, etc.
The Court adjourned until this morning
at g O'Clock, when the calendar AS pub
lished for Monday viii be taken up.
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THE Cheap Table 40 she Southern Pal
ace, S3z MJn street, seems to be the at
traction. Ladies' should not fail to call.
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LOCAL NEWS

THE most desirable dress and business
Hats can be found at Leidy & Co.'S
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Cash will be paid for secondhand goods
furniture and merchandise OF every de-
scription, At 80 Union street.
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ties at Leid.v q Co.'S
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GREAT reduction in price Of Pereales.
at Southern Palace, 1872 Msiu street.
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EEAMELKD or Porcelain Lined PUMPS.
ta Browne q Brownies, aN ssoond street.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Ghano8FY CoaFt-BsFgan, ~GhsHosiior.
The argument in the case of the State,
OK rel, vs.. Grant White Lead and Oil
Works occupied the attention of the Court
yesterday. It will bs concluded this
morning, after which the remaining case s
Of the calendar will be called.
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LADIES, csIl st the Southern Palace be-
fore purchasing your Fans. The finest
asaovtm6ut IN the city.
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Ice CREAM.-Berton's saloons, at the
corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets, are
now open. Those who wish a good plate
OF pure article viii 60 there. Fami-
lies supplied at short notice.
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ST. JosEPII's ENFIRMARY-In charge Of
the Sister, corner Third and Jsaersoa
streets.
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THR styles Of the season at Leidy & co.'s
PERcALEs reduced to 12H cents, at the
Southern Palace, 332 Main street.
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HATS clsaned, dyed, pressed and
tEimmeds by NJ. Cohen, ss4 Main strest.
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TIE propristors Of the Southern Palace
will announce their grand opening in a
lew days.
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NEW sCHOOL-H0UsE FOR PINCH.
The School Board DsOids to Pat Hp 10 Mere
Livery Siablss-Ths BBlIalng Fund 10
be BfoHght ilts Immediate 8sqal-
slilon-SiF0BB Watts Against
Doing Things BY Halves.

The School Board met last night to con
slider the prOpriety Of erecting a school
house on their newly acquired lot, corner
Of Market and Third streets, and also %
hear the report of the Building Commit
tee On the same. There were eighteen
members present. The Building Com
mittee handed in the following:
REPORT.
To the President and Board Of Education.
Gentlemen Your Building Commit
tee, in response TO your resolution at the
last meeting requesting plans, costs, ETC.,
OF improving the lot at the corner OF Mar
ket and Third streets, beg leave to report
that they have for some months past been
examining he plans Of public school
buildings in several Of the Northern
cities, with the view Of profting bv the
experience OF those parties VINO have car
RED the public school system TO q high
degree Of perfection.
NO MORE SHEDS FOR sCHOOL-HoUsFs.
Your committee would wish to remark
that they are decidedly opposed to the
construction of any more temporary
buildings on any Of the grounds belong
ing to the School Board; and that for the
future all improvements shall be made in
the most substantial mannea, having due
regard for ~permanency5 ventilation, heat
ing, etc, etc.
NO HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE PRESENT.
Your committee deem a CENTRAL high
school building Of sufficient size to ae-
cOmmOdate tbs more advanced pupils
from all parts Of the city, of paramount
Importance, but they do not regard il as
practicable the present year. The Board
has not as yet procured a suitable lot, and
the COMMITTEES question if there il a sufh-
cisut amount of funds on hand to erect
such q structure as would meet the re-
quirements Of the city schools.
AHALF MEASURE PROPOSED.
Your committee present you with a
plan for a building Co be erected on the
lot at the of Market and Third
streets, and would recommend that the
rear portion of six ROOM, capable of &C
c~Omm0dating three hundred and fifty
pupils, be put under contract as soon as
practicable; that specifications be written
out and bids be advertised for, in one or
more Of the newspapers published in
Memphis, for g period Of ten days. The
cost Of said partial improvements will
amount % about twelve thousanddoIars.
C.. s. FENNER, Chm.
n. J.. WIGGIN.
Il L NGE0Dn
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed "Book for tbs Mfllion-
Marriage Guide, " in another column. II
should be raad BY ali.
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The most fashionable Hats at Lsidy
g. Co.'S
PEHoALH l2z cents, at the Southern
Palace, 80 Main street.
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NEW arrival Of Kid Gloves, Of all colors
and shades, at the Southern Palace, sS2
Main street..
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C FIITINa. sl5 - 10.
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NEW arrival of Parssols at reduced
prices at the Southern Palace, Ss2 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-05

Auction SALE OF THE STATES INTEREST
IN INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CoMPANIEs.--
Colonel ". d. Coleman, secretary oi tho
Board Of Public Works cf Virginia, an-
nouuces this morning highly-importaut
sale Of railroad, canal, plankrOad, aud
turnpike company stocks at public auction,
by Davenport & Co., stock auctioEcers, on
Monday the 9th OF February next. G'Geao
stocks constitute the cntlro Interest OF the
State Of Virginia ia tue various internal
improveme mt companies Of the Common
wealth, ana are sold III accordance with the
eighth section Of an act of Assembly ap-
proved March 2S, 1871. We notice IN the
catalogue, among other items, 2,l02 shares
ricksburg and Potomac Eailruad Com
pany, 2D.140 shares Of common stock
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
2any; 4,3i0 shares of commou stock in the
Richmond and York River Railroad ON
pany Que bond Tor 81 Q0G, ,0G0, exec utcd hv
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Ral!road
Company, and secured by second mortgage
on said road 4; balance due by the Etch-
moud and DanviIle Railroad Company
amounting to 1927 900, on account Of loan
to said company, aud secured by nortg8ge;
.three bonds of the Alexandra, Loudoun
and Hsmpshre Railroad Company for
SiG,9J4; II 0C0 shares Of preferred stock
in the james River and Kanawha Canal
Company, and 10000 shares OF common
stock III tho same also, Certain snares OF
stock not enumerated in the Chesapeake
and OHIO Canul Company, kempsviilc
Canal Company, Riva"na Navigation Com
panv, and Upper Appomattox Navigation
Company. The list of other internal i'm
proveinents in which tue States in crest Is
to be sold embraces line pIankroad com.
pa"ies, eighty. six turnpike companies, aud
four bIidge companies. Sale viii be made
in each case tc the highest bidder, payable
Oh delivery IN State bonds ag par.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

FUNERAL OBsEoUIEs.-The last tribute OF
respect was. paid tho remains of the late
Alexander Craig, from the Presbyterian
church, on Sunday morning, and despite
the bad weather quite large number
Of the Masonic fraternity and other sor-
rowing friends attended. The pastor de-
liyered an impressive sermon from Eccle-
siastes, tenth chspter and ninth verse. The
remains were inferred In the family
ground at Hollywood.
The funeral Of Mrs. Moore, whose sud-
den death we noticed on yesterday, took
place from her husbands residence, on the
River road, on Sabbath evening. She was
buried in accordance with the solemnites
of the Catholic Church, aud the remains
We're carried to the country. The pOstm
ten, examination held over the above, at
the request OF her friends, divulged no.
thing beyond death by natural causes.
THE WATCH THEFT.-Joe B xton AMI
Robert Lawrence. charged With stealing q
watch from Mr.. William Fitzgerald, having
failed TO give security, were on yesterday
recommitted to Jail. Nelson Morton, con-
States evidence and given security for his
appearance, was released.
THE MANCHESTER BUCKET MILL.-These
works, also called the Cedar Factory, will,
it is stated, shortly bo opened by 3 COM
Dany Of capitalists, who will conduct the
business on an improved and extended
scale. There il at the mills every facility
for manufacturing every variety OF cedar
ware.
To De IMPRoyEp.-Thc building which
has for 20 many ycns stood on the east
side Of Mayo's bridge has been pulled
down. and, we have been Informed. will
sbortly be replaced by handsome and
commodious structure. ManchesterWard
The Star uf empire takes its way"
WORK OK THE BRIpGE.-From tho con-
tractor our reporter learns that repairs
have been made which have enabled tho
masons to continue work, and that by the
close Of tho present year operations will be
so far advanced that the usual high state OF
the water at that period and afterward will
not in tho leaat rctgrd the work cn the
bridge.
NOT SERIOUSLY IsJCRED.-Our reporter
on yesterday visited the scene OF the burn
ing cases Of Saturday, ard was pleased to
iud neither Mrs. Blankenship nor her
daughter as badly injured Us was Mt first
SUPPOSED. Both are doing well, although
Of course, their suff;rings are great. Mrs
Dlankenship, in her efforts to suppress the
ltmcs, vas the most serious sufferer.
ATTENTIoN.-Special attention is called tc
change which takes place in the newspa
per business OF Manchester from and aftc!
yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-05

RECEIVING STOLEN FRoP6RrT.-Sa.urlay
morning iu tho Police Court the cases Of
Richard aad Sarah Lawrence (colored),
charged with having in their possession u
large lot Of hotel property valued at about
500, and beautiful afghan, or robe, which
belonged to Mrs. s. c. Deane, OF New York,
valued at $50, were disposed OF. AIMED
with q search lrwarraut, several Of the city
police officers visited the house Of Law
renee. on Seventeenth street between Broad
and Marshall streets, some days since, and
thorc found these goods. The two were
subsequently arrested and locked up.
Their cases were postponed until yesicr-
day, when Justice White, after hearing all
The evidence, discharged Sarah from the
charge of stealing the hotel property or
having it in her possession knowing 1t To he
stolen, bu5 held her TO answer the charge
Of having the afghan in her possession until
Mrs. Deane can arrive from New York to
identify her property. Eichard was ad-
Judged guilty and sent to Jail for Six
months.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAy-Jnstfce J. j.
Jghuts mes,ding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
William Haley, charged With being
drunk and disorderly and resisting the pc,
lice in the discharge of their duty. Fined
$3.50.
Alois Rick, charged with striking and
attempting to chastise Charles L. Ludwig.
Continued until 18Th.
Bridget Laughland, charged with assault
Ing and beating Patrick Laughland. Failed
to appear.
Elam Washington, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street. Flucd
81. >
Amanda and Emeline Cross (colored),
charged with threatening and using abu'
siye language towards N. Ellck and wife IN
the public street. Discharged.
Susan Pleasauts (colorcd), charged with
being drunk and disorderly IN the street.
Fined 81.
Wyatt Hubbard (colored), charged with
exposing his person III the street. flnea
81.
NJ. Ellicly, charged With using abusive
language towards Amanda Cross. DIS
charged.
BENJAMIN Gray and Morris Nowiand,
charged with trespassing on the premises OF
I. s. Squire and breaking glass and panneis
eut Q! the house. Discharged.
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FOT IlD L'IspalCI
H,eaEnr 0C the ig0IlSe.

The House Of Delegates have now IN OPP
portrni'y to reward General JAMES a.
WALKER, of Pulaski, in the bestowsl of the
honor oil Speaker upon him for bis dis'in-
gusned services. He followed the fortunes
of the Cou'ederacy until the latest hour,
and when the present Constitution, unre-
licvcd Of its odlous features, was about to
he forced upon lis he tlaversed the State,
Mboring to secure his defeat, in tho interest
of tho people. Virginia never had Il tiuer
sou, in peace Or In war. General Walker
is Il man of fine abilities, of courteous man.
ners, and has every qualification necessary
for pcaber of the House Of Delegates. His
election TO this important position would
hc tribute to The un1 2ching conservatism
Of the Southwest. VALLEY.
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SPECIAL EOTTJEa,

CT To THE READING PUBLIC
Ry an ar'ncmant tntere into this day batwecn
IRA A. BASS ard himself, the undersigned aa-
sumes control OF the NEWSPAPER BUSINESS
"f msnchc;ter, Mr., Bass, long and favorably
known as faithful carrier, remains with me, and
VIII a't' nd 10 the deliye
Returning thanks FOR the liberal patronage here.
eofore extended. ask a continuance, promising
that 40 effort shall be spared to give perfect salts.
faction. Any order or complaint lcft at any store
or ONCE from Mayo's bridge to the Broad Rock
road will meet with prompt attention.
JAMES a. GENTRY,
ptonecr News-Carriero OF Manchester.
DHCENrkH ISL.
\. h.-Ths arrangement will not Interfere with
my Richmond business. where Mr.. ALLY MOORE,
who Las given perfect satisfaction, will SIN
surerintend the delivery.
thrust by strict attention to business to merit
and to receive ine continued patronage Of all old
f!icCds and many rew onas.
hiy order or complaint II let With Ellyson &
Taylor, VIII DC pro np,lY attended to.
JAMES A. GENTRY,
&c sit Richmond News-Carrier since 1880
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-05

AN IMPORTANT New EErERPRIsE-PRo.
POSED CITY FREIGHT RA1LwAY.-Some OF
our most enterprisng capitalists have for
some time had under consideration, and
are now maturing, scheme which they
think, Ii carried out, will not only be pro-
fitable investment for themselves, but O
means of saving money TO the city as we'll
as to numerous parties directly interested
in its success. They propose to build q
railway for the transportation Of freight
from Rockets and the Docks directly to the
doors of the mercantile houses, mills, and
loundries, or from those establishments to
the water. With this view, q charter and
the necessary authority from the city hav-
ing been obtained, double track will be
laid between the Tredegar Works and
Rockets, hugging the river closely and
connecting with tracks to the several de-
pots. On these tracks freight will be
brought TO the door OF the consignees on
low trucks, easily loaded or unloaded, and
ut Ear less cost and with less damage TO the
goods than by drayage or carriage. The pro-
jecto1s also claim that the city will gain
greatly by the saving in the wear and tear
of the streets, and that business will be
facilitated by the prevention of the streets
being blocked BY vehicles, as they are in
danger Of being when the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad begins to deiuge US with trade.
1t is urged, moreover, that the teamsters
will rot be losers for wbil. the largest
oW ners Of teams Will probably take stock
In the enterprise, tnose owning only few
teams will enjoy an increase of business By
reason Of the. withdrawal oil their more
powerful competitors from the streets.
That the enterprise Is backed by many
Of our best.kuoTn business men and by the
railroad men generally is q strong point in
fnv f,rf ot
it to careful consideration. The protector
is Captaio K. III. Fitzbuph, q nutive OF Vir-
gina, and an accomplished engineer. He
was educated in his profession by General
Malone, and was at The age OF eighteen q
resident engineer on the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg railroad. Subsequently be was
chief engineer Of the Fredericksburg and
GorGonsyilie railroad, and captain Of Gu
gineers Ia tho Confederate army. In tho
latter capacity be was chief engineer Of thc
Indian, and for q time Of the Trans-Mis'
dssippi Department; was for some time in
tbe military prisons OF st. Louis, Camp
Chase, and Fort Delaware was also on
General Il. 4. Lees staff corps oil engi-
Staunton River bridge, winding up the
war on General Joe Johnston's cngi-
neer staff. Since the war he has been
employed on the Baltimore and Rich
nlond AIRLINE and in getting up
the Norfolk and Great Western railway,
on which work lie was made chief assistant
engineer. Recently he has been connected
with several important and successful ell
tcrprisCs, with which the railroud men OF
Virginia are familiar, and he has just been
called to Il high professional position oa the
extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. For intelligence, energy, persever-
ance, and capabilty, we know OF np man
better qualified TO push through such IL big
undertaking as wo have. described.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY,

COOK LAUGHToN viii soil G. 10 A. NJ futni-
ture, &c.
". GODDtN viii fe,l at 4P. M. o vacant lot
on N between Twenly- ninth and Thirticth
streets.
W. b. ROBINS will re'l at IL n ii2 acres Of l.ud
on Jsmes river, In Eeurico county.
LYME & BROTHER will COLL atap. M. two
building lots On Eighteenth stisst between
Bread and Grace.
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A NAN WHO OUGHT TO BE REwARDED.-Of
Tie seyere! gentlemen whose claims for office are
presented to The General Assembly We know o!
none more deserving than &r. JoHI W. TALLEY'
formerly ot Cumberland county, but now ol
Henrico. he was one Of the hardest workers IN
the late campaign, and his character ana attain
mcrs no less than his services to The party enti'
tie him 10 a much m4re lucrative place than the
one for which his friends have brought him Tor
vsrd-lhat of Second Doorkseper Of tie senate.
Should the Senate elect him 70 that position ~e
feel sure that he will I'LL 1t credltably, and hiz
election Will give entire satisfaction 10 all inter.
est