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Resolutions Adopted nt Q Meeting IN Man.
4 -. cheSfero March II, 1871. 4 80, u

1 Whereas the subject OF a4free bridge has
long been one in which the cfstzens OF Msne6cstsr
have felt lively interest, as tending - Increase
the value OF our property and enhsnce me general
prosperity Of our town; and. whereaa the time mas
arrived when favorable opportunisyfs Afforded
rnr ob,. aiming the contamination Of our Wishes
and whereas we deem It Of vital importance that
in the erection of such bridge the prosperity Of
tbe town and the convenience Of Its citizens,
who he It remembered, are Its builders,) should
be committed in preference to tho Dement'S or con-
yenIences OF few; and whereas the voice OF the
sovereign people has not been beard or ,thesfi
wishes consulted as to the locality for the erection
Of such bridge and whereas The location selected
by the Board Of Commissioners for the erection OF
such bridge is one which we believe VIII render
the bridge both useless and unprohtable:. NOW
therefore we, the citizens Of Manchester, In pub
lie meeting assembled, do 1s,. .zs-v..t
ResoLre, /. That we consider 1t highly mpor.
tsnt and e;sential that we have free " commune
cation with our sister city, Richmond. !ss: i 81
Resolved, q That In the erection Of "ffeei
bridge - such locality should be selected az wiz
contribute to the prosperity OF the torn as wen as
the convenience or Its citizens. ~
ResoLred, .. That In view Of this fact We,Fi In
public meeting assembled, do enter ours solemn
protest against erecting fee bridge Oh what " ,
known as the sth-street sitc 4 ~.
RESOLVED, 4. That the Board of Commissioners
appointed by The Board Of Trustees OF Manches-
ter be- and hereby requested to secure the ereC
ton Of bridge over James river TO cross at any
point between the Danville Railroad bridge and
Mayo's bridge.
RESOLVED, s. That II the wishes Of the citizens
herein expressed be respected by the Board or;
Commissioners and their request granted, thcnwei
do pledge to axid commissioners our hearty co.ope.y
ration and support In the furtherance Of this pro-
ject. w. L. LITaGoW, Chairman.
james A, Gentry, secretary. *+-t1 "'&+
b. ". HOGAN, CHESLEY A.fJ oN6s, az
W. LAWRENCE MOODY, 4. b. HowLE, !g.et
b. II. MORRISETT.
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Manchester Items.

CHESTERFIELD CoURT-Ihtrd Ddy.-John
Wilkes and VIM. Morriss, for entering the
house Of B. Fl. Conner and stealing cloth
ing, &C., were found guilty.
Ryland Branch, for disturbing religious
worship, was found guilty, fined s., and
sentenced to ten days imprisonment in the
county Jail.
Gilbert Branch, for same offence, plead
guilty. Sentenced to fine OF % and thirty
DAYS imprisonment.
Barnett Green, larceny. Discharged.
Geo. Ellis previously convicted Of petit
larceny, for HOUSEKEEPING, sentenced to
twelve months imprisonment in the county
Jail.
Warwick Gray, petit larceny, stealing
shoes from I. G. Wells. Guilty.
None of the prisoners found guilty OF
petit larceny have as yet been sentenced.
Fourth Day.-The court was engaged the
greater portion of the day in the hearing
of protests against the recent assessment.
It is more than probable that the court
will continue in session next week, 1t being
the intention Of the Judge and States AT.
torney to clean the docket, If possible, and
thus in some measure relieve our over
burdened taxpayers.
N. 81. Cogbill, clerk, j. NJ. Moody,
sheriff, and their deputies, will accept
LlIhuhS LOI UOlltt dttcutioucs zsr@.ts.st .a.rSsT
WAIFs.-We understand that the early
Reorganization of the Elliott Grays Is con-
templated /; not as a military company, but
for mutual aid, and to perpetuate the men,
cries Of the war. Good boys, those Elliott
Grays. 81 ~ 90
Services at the Baptist and Methodist
churches at 7.45 r. NJ, and not S.15.
There Is some complaint Of some naughty
BOYS at the extreme end Of Bell Isle ave-
nue.. The house of James Garter, one of
our most worthy colored citizens, has
been repeatedly stoned. We regret to hear
this. Belle Isle avenue is most beautiful
thoroughfare, and peopled BY some OF our
most worthy citizens, and we are sure COM
plant has only to be made to parents to
make children obey.
Capt. Foote and S. S. Jones, Chief oil Po-
lice, ON yesterday carried Glenn w hite, Jas.
Banks, aud Caesar Whitehead 70 the PEN.
Tertiary. 50 - .z
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LOCAL MATTERS,

FIRE ON BYRD ISLAND Grocery and
Bdr-r0om Burned Yesterday afternoon.
about aquarter to O'Clock, fire broke out
IN tne grocery store of James Sweeney, adj
Joining The bar-room of the Byrd Island
House, corner of Byrd and It'll streets.
byrd Island. TWAS about ten minutes be-
iore an alarm was given, and then il WAS
turned IN from boxes remote from the SCENE
OF the fire, and rs the house was wooden and
small, 1t was nearly consumed before the en-
glnes were on the ground. In about nineteen
minutes there was stream from engine G.
and 1t being followed by others, the fire was
soon thereafter extinguished. But little of
hr. sWeeney's house was left standing, and
small framed building adjoining was con-
siderably scorched. -
WI: sweeney estimates his loss to be
ABOUT $4,000, the property destroyed being
the building, furniture, clothing, and q
considerable quantity Of liquors and eroce.
! ries. He had policies of insurance 70 abnTIt
half that amount in companies reDresenfed
by MIR. j. II. Montague. Three boarders
| also lost their effects. Mir. Sweeney did NOT
discover the fire until it had made consider.
able Roadway, and In attempting to save his
property was badly sCorched about the
face, and also received a bad cut in the palm
OF his hand from piece Of glass. His sister
made Il narrow escape. Fortunately Mrs
Sweeney, with her children, was away from
home, spending the afternoon. The caus,
of the fire is not known.
This fire presents another forcible arg1,
mcnt in favor Of an increase of the humble
of fire-alarm boxes. There ought to be on
on the corner Of 7th and Byrd streets, or Oh
Byrd Island somewhere-Say ut the bridg
near Tanners foundry.
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VIRGINIA LEAF.-There is nothing new
to report regarding the demand for, or sup
ply OF, Virginia leaf. The inquiry here is
very moderate, buyers being apparently
unwilling to commit themselves in the
present unsettled state of prices. The bad
wheeling in Virginia continues to restrict
the receipts, and tho "breaks' present an
intermittent and Spasmodic appearance.
drn s the ai w Of tbe onh and
we have before limited, it will be April be-
fore enough leaf will have been received TO
fix prices at some permanent Standard
Nea1 York Tobacco Leaf.
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Mayors bridge 81 rapidly. approachfns

Mayo's bridge Is rapidly approacfing'
completion. In consequence Of the wasf.i
|of the "Shoo Fly" train have been IN
creased. ~ ~ =, y
/ All the blacks and whites convicted Gf
petit larceny at this term Of, the court Will
be doubtless punished With stripes. 81:
Work Is going on In earnest on the new
and with fayorabb Wedther
we may have It earlier than WIS anticipeted.
There were q number. of imourners and
several conversions at the Baptist Church,
last on Wednesday night. Services to-,
night at the Episcopal Church. -,
"Handsome Young Men, in their usual
style. 81 ssS6 4 IA ttlE 81 PSF rs Ia-sbS
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Thursday night
last the aourinS-miIi and saw-mll OF MIR.
S. D. Sprinkle, situated two miles east OF
Marion, took ire and was burned to the
ground, together with all their con-
tents. Loss estimated at S., 900. At
tached to the mill was cabinet shop,
recently fitted up, belonging to Mr.. Levi
Brown, which was also destroyed: MI MI
There was Il large quantity of lumber at the
saw.mill and considerable amount OF
grain in the Touring mill, belonging to dill
terent parties, all of which is i total loss
Marion Herald.
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THE ALBANY EXPRESS albany,
March I5-rhe jury in the case of Filkins,
tried for shooting the Albany express route
agent and robbing the car of several thou
sand dollars, this morning rendered YER
dict of guilty. The court Immediately
sentenced the prisoner to 20 years imprls.-
onment in Clinton prison-the full extent
of the law. The prisoners counsel VIII
prepare bill of exceptions and apply for u
writ OF error, and carry the matter before
the general term Of the Supreme Court for
review, - So. r., g..
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A Free Ride In a Tornado.
ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD, }
EAST ST. LOUIS, March ., 1871. {

| EAST ST. LOUIS, March ., 1871. : .
Editor of the Missouri Republican
| have Just been shown Il statement of
what bcfclI me during the tornado of We'd
| ncsday, also request that | would write
| Won particulars, as the information received
seems most incredible. Sir, had you been
over here ut the time, have reason to
think you would have given credence to the
story.
was sitting upon my seat when the
storm commenced; my engine was stand
ing on switch No. =. The rain COM
menced to blow into the cab, and got
down to let down the curtain. Just then
the wind commenced 10 blow fiercely
and stopped down to the bottom Of the
cab of the engine TO look for a nail | had
dropped, to nail the curtain down, as the
wind blew so. The fireman said he had
some in his tender-boN, and stepped out Of
the cab into the tank to get some, when the
wind caught him and blew him clean OIL
the tank, and raised him about fourteen feet
from the ground, carrying hun over u
freight car and landing him upon the roof
of Il small shed north OF the paSsenger-coach
she'd of the Ohio and Mississippi railroad,
he receiving no other injuries than severe
bruises and small cut upon the lett arm:
No sooner did l rise up when l found
the glass falling out, and then the wind
caught me, and tearing entirely away
the cab, carried cab and myself eff
the first time / ever enjoyed a ride without
human aid or mechanism. / was carried
nearly a hundred and fifty yards. On my
way was carried through an express car
that stood with its side doors wide open.
But for those doors being open, | have no
doubt it would have killed me. | was then
carried into yard where three hogs were,
and fell clean upon one of them, where l
lay several minutes until I could recall my
senses, when / rose up, bleedidg about the
head. I.received three scalp wounds, and
one Oil my left thigh, but am able to resume
work. You have now full account OF my
flying trip through the air, which you are
ut liberty 10 publish. 81
With respect, j I'm yours, DC,
DANIEL HAYNES.
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GRURBs s. WILLIAMS will sell at u O'Clock
valuable real estate In the town of Manches-
} ter, OF which James M. Moody is assignee In
bankruptcy of James NJ. Perduc.
LYME BROTHER will sell at u O'Clock a
nice little farm in the county Of Hanover.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at O'Clock
two desirable lots In Sidney, near to Holly
| !, wood Cemetery. e.. ~ r..s.,s.z --
ALEXANDER sYDNoR, as special commits
i, sioner, Will sell valuable real estate In the
! county Of Mecklcnburg.
LYME & BRO. will sell at u O'Clock, 4 beautiful
; building lot on Goth street, between Grace and
! Broad. 3&5 e..-s .'-1tE .a
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CHANcERY COURT OF RIcHMoND.-Thefo fol
lowing causes were disposed of yesterday,
March Is, 1871: ..-..
Sprggs vs.. Mayo and others. Order di.
rccting plaintiffs to amend their bill, max.
ing William Nj. Justis party defendant,
and cause remanded to the rules for thai
purpose. Wise s. Howard for plaintiff,
Converse for defendant.
Warwick, commissioner, VS.. Warwick's
trustees. Decree confirming commission
ers report and directing sale of property
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Meredith, pa.
Anderson VS.. Allan & Johnson. Order
oyerrulins motion to appoint receiver.
1ounS for plaintiff. Johns for defendants.
sawyer, DC, VS.. Sawyer, &c. Decree re-
icrrlng cause to q commissioner for inquiry
and report. Holiday & White for plain
tins, John Howard for defendants.
| kmbrough, &C., VS.. Barham's executor,
DC. Death of guardian dd Item of infants
suggested. and order appointing another
guardian for the infant defendants. Il. Y.
Cannon, Meredith, and Evans, counsel.
Ellen A. Mills e1 pGrte. Order substitr-
ing Robert .. Mills trustee in the place OF
David NJ. Foster, deceased, under deed OF
trust from Brauer and wife to Foster for the
benefit OF Ellen A. Mills. Evans, p. q.
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PYTHIAN LIBRARY.-The Pythian Hall
library is now open for the reception OF
books by donation. 1t is hoped that every
member of the order will give at least one
good book. A beginning was made yester-
day, when a handsome Bible and time
keeper, among other volumes, were pre-
sented. Mr.. A. Wilson, the librarian, will
receive contributions.
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justtce j. j..
Wh.te pressding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
George Boxley (colored), having old iron
in his possession supposed to belong to J.
N. Belyin. Sent on to be indicted.
NJ. a. Hart and W. A. Moore, threaten
ing the life OF John Hart, and the latter for
pounding NJ. A. Hart; Moore, also, for
trespassing on Hart. All let off.
Wiley Timberlake (colored), obtaining
S6O from Joseph Rogers by false pretenses
Continued TO 18th inst.
Burwel Winston, threatening Lavinia
Winston's life. Let off.
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THE FREE BRIDGE.-A meeting of the
Joint Commission of the James River Free
Bridge was held at the office of Isaacs 4
Taylor last evening, but owing to the alb
sence from the city of three Of the Rich
mond commissioners who desired to be
present the meeting was adjourned to Mon
day next at II NJ, at which time it is be-
lieyed the contract will be awarded and
active operations commenced.
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EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.-Dr. Engel,
the Berlin statistician, has published Il
small pamphlet, in which ne tries to refute
the belief that emigration from Germany
will, assume this spring and summer I'M
usually large proportions. He predicts, on
the contrary, that it will be. smaller than
for many years past. The war will leave
the emigrating class generally too poor to
emigrate. at present. lJ lG9 81 ~
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The HENR1co RAPE CAsE.-In the County
the negro charged with attempting to out
rage the person Of Virginia Hotties, was
brought to Il close. The jury tailed to
agree, and was discharged. The prisoner
was remanded until the second day of the
next term.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In this
court yesterday al appeal was allowed
from the Judgment of the Circuit Court OF
Danyille in the case of Bergman Green,
administrator Of Morriss Pollock vs.. A. S
Buford. Supersedeas awarded, and bond
required in the sum of $4,000.
james Lyons, Esq, commenced the argu
ment in the case of Gimmi VS., Cullen.
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ANOTHER SAFE BLOWN OPEN Chicago,
March 15.-The safe Of the Rock county
Treasurer's office, at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
located in the new courthouse, was blown
open last night by burglars, but fortunately
all the county funds had been deposited in
bank the previous day, and the burglars
obtained nothing. So fearful was the charge
to blow the safe open, the iron doors were
blown completely from their hinges, and
deposited on the opposite side of the room.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-Judge E. G..
Minor presiding.-Yesterday Lewis Wash
ington, indicted for breaking into the
clearinghouse of VIM. B. Blake, on Christ.
massive, and stealing clothing, was sent to
the penitentiary for five years.
To-day Ralph Evans (negro), will be tried
for shooting about dozen persons of his
own color
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Ait1>mond 1l'patth.
..........,.. MARCH IL, 1871,
THE CIRCULATION CT THE D1sPATuH
~ LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CITATION OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
OF THE REVENUE LAWS.

ENFORCEMENT OF THE REVENUE LAWS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has recently received very large number
Of reports from officers in the South. stating
their inability to make thorough collections
Of taxes on account of the spirit of out
lawrY which exists outside the large cities,
and especially in the ncichborhood OF dis.
tillcries, where combinations exist to pre-
vent Government officials collecting taxes
due from their owners. Several of these
letters have been sent to the select Senate
committee. of which Mr.. Scott Is chairman,
in furtherance Of the Investigation into al
legged Southern outrageS. Owing to the
difficulties which exist in the proper per-
Torrance Of their duties BY the internal
revenue officers, q proposition is made to
establish q national revenue police system,
which shall be brought into Use for the
purpose Of meeting just such difficulties in
the way of enforcement Of the revenue
laws as have been reported from various
Southern localities to the Department here:
the law, however, to be applicable to al
sections of the country. The draft of q
bill has already been prepared, which, it Is
understood, meets the appreciation of the
President, the Acknowledgement, and seve'
raj other prominent officials who have been
consulted upon this necessity of the service
Baltimore Am ericdn.
[This is Il kuklux bill in disguised form
TO complain Of the South, when Virginia
for instance, already pays ten times a:
much tax in proportion to wealth as Mas
sachusetts, is to prove that the man com
planning is only bitter RADICAL
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KUkLUx .OUTRAGEs IN KANsAs-Three
Men Shot and Flue Hanged.-Leauen,ror
March 13.-[Specal TO the New York Tra-
bunc. THE Altoona Union Of the ID instant
SAYS "The vigilance committee seized
eight men known to have been horse
thieves, shot three, and hanged five by the
heels until dead. Three Of the men turned
States evidence, but were hung notwith-
standing"
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INSPECTIONS OF TOBACCO following
is a comparative statement Of inspections of
tobacco in this city from the 1st to 10th
of March 1870, and the same period, 1871:
1ST0-1 ,210 hhds., 1913 tierces, 107 boxes !;
1sf1-2,2S6 hhds., SIS tierces, 274 boxes.
Increase In 1871, 1,078 hhds., $50 tierces,
167 boxes. - y sssts. = - 49, &C.,, 1885,
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The BRIBERY CoMMITTEE.-A meeting of
this committee had been appointed for yes
terday evening, but there was only one
member present-the newiy-appointed
member, Olr. George Walker. After wait
ing some time, Dir. Walker and the repre-
sentatives Of the press who were present
adjourned sine die.
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The New SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHEsA.

THE New SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-Mr. a. 81.
Perry, OF Vermont, who has recently been
appointed general superintendent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
took charge OH yesterday. Gen. Wickham,
in his order to the various officers Of the
road, announced this change, and instruct
ed them to respect and obey Dir. Perry in
accordance with his office.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoCIETY.-The
members of this society are requested to
meet promptly this morning at 8 O'Clock in
their hall, over Weisiger's hat-store, corner
of 18th and Main streets, preparatory to
taking part in the celebration of St. Pa
tricks daY -
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I. Auction SALES THIs DAY.

On all public or prieate sales Of Real Estate
made betioeen tho LIST Of january and the 1st Of
J,aB thepurcsasers pay the ta9es for the pre-
sent near; but on all sales betueen the first
day Of July aud the last day Of December the
seller pays them. 1,..i 1sLf
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WEhave been requested to say that Mr. GEO. W.
FERGUSON, who has SO faithfully heretofore.
served the residents OF Church and Union bills
with the Dispatch, has been sick for several days
This will account for an occasion al seeming me-
glect In the delivery Of the paper on that route re-
Gently. He hopes to be out again by the frstof
mo-
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5-DmEcr IYpoKTAT1oN.-Lee, Seldom & Co.
received yesterday, by the bark Paladin,
$50 bags of choice lilo coffee, the proceeds
of cargo of flour exported by that fFm a
few months ago.
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-John johnson (col-
oreO has been received at the pcnitentiary,
from the county of Bland, for sixteen
months Imprisonment. Offence, assault,
with intent 10 kill.
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A -CALL.-Rey. j. A. Lefeyre, of the
Fran klin-square Presbyterian Church, has
received and accepted a call to the Pine
street Presbyterian Church in ST. Louis
gBnLtln10re Sun. ~ ~, 90 ti-s2sS
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FRANK LEsLIE's and Harper's Weekly IL.
Illustrated papers are to hand from Ellyson
& Taylor, booksellers and news-dealers,
No. 1116 Main street. They contain sew.
eral good illustrations.
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Skating Rink open Saturday morning.

II you desire rosy checks and complexion fair
ana free from pimples, bitches, and eruptions,
purify your blood by taking DR.. PIERcE's Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. II has no
equal for this purpose, nor as remedy for liver
complaint or biliousncss. Sold by all druggists.
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THE TRUE KNIGHT, for April out tomorrow,
viii contain the only full report Of DR.. Edwards'S
address at the Gedicat OF Pythlan Hall.
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skating Rink open this afternoon.

CUT TOMORROW, THE True Knight !" for
April. A splendid number.
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Ct. rATRICk'S DAY. IN
g Il A d BALL
FOR THE
BENEFIT CE THE CATHOLIC MALE
URrHhS ASYLUM,

URrHAN ASYLUM,
ASSEMBLY HALL,
ON ST. pATRICk'S DAY,
MARCH Il, ISL.
COMMITTEE OF hRRANGEM
j. l.. Whitaker, Walter Mah,ney,
la. iiaNs, WIN. Rankin,
jas Mut;rdw, Vim. Kelly.
Br j. !. Simops, J"hu &hsra,
Capt. An. English, John Gallagher,
-. ttopiy. I. tcuDcSS'y,
~. Mahoncy, +. j. Reilcy.
j. l.. Ccwardu, Jas. Colleen.
MANAGERS.
zen. I. T. Moore, Chm, 4. NJ. Kelley, Mayor,
itis EN. G.. &. Walker, Hon. JAS. Lyors.
ten. H. :. Wac, Col. III &. abel,
jas, 4. Crwardiu, John Purcell.
Col. albert prd~ay, Capt. YIN. English,
Dr. J. ID tGll.n, Courtney jenkins,
jas. II. Doocr, Thos IA. Wynue,
Jos. }. English. Dauicl Brosnahau,
John VI. higgins. hichael murphy,
Euci. keTsc, Lawrence iotIlcr,
John ;. licrlin. Robt. y. English,
jas. /. to%aIdin, rncSt " iliZ,
J"bn Pi2ZIni. 1uclcD Owls,
Frank L. Reilly, Jas. Sci,raw,
" alter NIhon"y. j. e. Baker,
Itps. u'FaricIi, Michael cady,
i,aNid Fitzgerald, VIM. Rankin.
VI III. Simons, J"hu Il. " nlsh,
iaiCl"k MctnvCrn, DO. AH justine.
jas. SO Idcn J.hm II. knowles,
!dpr F. Kennedy, Il. /. Boyle
-. >A."lotl, oahu GlnnOChl,
capt ". !"yd, i. RrIyI,
j In X Mulioy, i. FagAn.
1t X Els, admitting a lady and gentleman
r., admitting a geai-ruan and twn lAdies, i Loo
r" sal" AZ yatluus places. and % the night OF the
bal! 81 i sseubly Hal.
'rIENnIn Ft>ilVALanda large sum for
'"t noble cause ar anticipated. NH lid