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The administration wing Of the republican
party in New York last night nominated Franz
Sigel for register; George G. Barrett for the Su-
preme Court, and Charles P. DAILY for the Court
OF Common Pleas The ticket is the same that
was nominated the evening before by the reform
democracy.
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SWEE1 On ER,
- NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT,
GRAHAM FLOUR,
YELLOW MEAL,
DAT MEAL,
RYE MEAL.
CRANBERRGES,
NV OsLEANS MOLAssEs,
HONEY SYRUP,
WHITE pEIPS SYRUP,
No. L MAChEREL,
NEW CO pFISH, &C,
Just receiy ed and for sale by
Oclg3t II. EGAN, corner L and 9TH streets
I AIDES WISHING DRESSES MADE IN THE
latest style, at low prices, would do well to call
AZ sS' street W sist Innings cut to fit, Is cents.
Cutting taught by the lesson. ocIs-StS
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ME GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

WA>HINGToN, ID. C., J Hly n, ISL
PROF. T. A. COoE:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM or LIFE in M family a. "A wash
and have found it all you recommend. / am glad TO
l0i others in commenting article that j. "a cut
~ doing ~ much good.
Yours, truly, o. o. HOWARD,
Brig General II 4
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DROPOsALs FOR TIE ERECTTON OFANEW
L MARKET House ON CAPITOL HILL.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC wORks,l

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 20, ISL.
house, and sddressedto the Treasurer of the Board
Will De received at this Office until Il the 27rH
OF OCTOBER, ISL, for the erection of new Market
house on SQUARE So, Washington, d. c., according
TO modified plans and specifications that can be seen
and Will be explained at the Office of Adolf Cluss
sontht asst corner Of 9TH aud streets.
Tie proposals must be made by filing out the
printed blank, TO be had at the Office of Adolf Cuss
The Board reserves the right to reject any or ali
bids II Il be deemed by them To the interests of the
city to do so. Each bidder-wll be required before
Rrtsenting hi bid, to deposit with the Collector of
Mashlngi Oh city to the cred of the Board of Public
Works, the sum of one thousand Il ,lDO) dollars.
taking receipt therefor, as guarantee that will
enter into and carry out the contract if awarded 10
him, ia acc rdance with his bid The money so de
posted will be refunded 20 the unsuccessful bidders
after the award of the contract and TO III
after the com pietiOn Of tue work
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
OCH Per Board of Public Works
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w IYPoGRAPHiGhL Union, No iio i Twin VIII
Hall III G. + GS iIsSh II tfs esity
rCBRIsTIAN CHURCH, Vermont avenue
SLoH%IE!&R p Pa! n near er Iith street q BAR
cordially invited '' H'De' ''''' ifee' al
TINT. VERNON PLACE NJ. CHURCH
TThwest Preaching to MoRRoW ana 1s5ns 5reei a.
II cIse6 a m and 10 p. M by the Rev. LEO. Ros
sEA, y. u. 1t
US LODGE, No: L, l. o. Mechanics, are ~ ear ar
Eesly requested TO be present at the next regular
as fqi3''' Of E5 e. y J6S Il
nSsI 90; F-Ihe members of WASHINGTON
r11da L9RTIi Dc; q, viii meet TO MORROW
funeral Il Brother I. h: DAVIDSON. Members of
sister lodges fraternaly invited TO join with MS
G. W. LARNEk, p. s.
W MoGST NERO ESG iIsi sfs TSm S@ g.
At o'clock attend the Of our late brother
THOMAS IL DAVIDSON. Members Of sister Encamp-
1t THoMss w. "" F % Ii GTd Scribe.
M THE LADIES OF VISION IN RESI-
~ dent IN Warrington are invited 70 meet at the
residence Of Mrs scidmOre- No. 1885 n street on
I ,, ~ The Gbitt House on MONDAY, October sS
Ter The relief Of The su he Pa5 bg the e
CoLsin. n
~A PUBLIC MEETING IN BEHALF OF
- Tue NV OK Blbie and Prayer Book SOci
ely Will be he'd in ST. Johns Church doth and
Etreets,' on SUNDAY EVENING, October 21I A.
f7i @ clock- The Rt Reverend the Bishops of Main,
AID OF Vermont, and the Rev. Mr. LANG DON are ey-
pected to address the meeting
rSNOTICE TO INsURERs.
ewing to the suspension Of business BY or the dis
cre''itlns OF, the following named Fire Insurance
companies parties having negotiated loans through
NE which are covered by insurance in said com
panies Will please call At my Office and to placing
their policies In other companies Fulton, Seen
NY: Commerce, Excelsior, Putnam, Manhattan,
racine, Merchants and Mech snics', baltimore Con
Iecticut, North America. OF Conn: Lorillard A.
,ani,c, Washington, Of N Y; Market, Etna, OF
M s,,o.. b. WARNER.
OcH-1 129 7th street.
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Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. s. Supreme

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June %, 1871.
Dear Sr: have given your BALM or LIE l. for
the hair fair trial, and much pleased with its
effects 1t is healthful wash for both the scalp and
haIT aud It's Influence 10 sOOth the and revive
the s. stem when exhausted from OyerWorh i most
delightful, have not used it except as a wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the faith its use
thus Tar, has secured from me, / should feel great
confidence in taking il a medicine, according to
your dlTeSton Very respectfully yours,
PrQf. Cook. ANDREW WYLIE.
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NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of A. v. S. SMITH tcho NAV
hare prOced their GAINS:
You are hereby notified to appear before the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, lifting
in Bankruptcy, on the sixth DAY OF NOVEMBER,
ISL. AT IL CLOCK NJ, at the City Hall, Washi.,tnn
city, TO show cause why discharge from ali his
debts should not ." sTe:iled to said bankrupt You
are ale" Notified that q third meeting of said Bank
rupts creditors will be held before the Register at
the same time and place.
By order Of the court: A. SHARP
u s. Marshal of d. O., as Messenger
Test:-R j. MEIGS, Clerk. oc2Ik31N
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ANDREW WYLIE.
W AsHINGTON, July LIST. ISL.
Dear Professor.

After using your d ALM OF LIFE in many in
stances 81 disorders in my family, am glad it
affords the relief sought For diarrh0.a collie sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external iniam
nation am convinced of its efficacy, by use
Il. J. MEIGS, JR
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June "a, ISL.

Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Neuralgia Discrdered stomach, Diarrhea, Dyson
terry, s3re Throat Coughs and Colds, Earache Sore
Carbuncles, Saltrheum and Old sores Remove
&C., by using
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y Dear friend: Please send me supply Of BALM
will be gratefully acknowledged, or if charged To me
will be duly hOnOred. am altogether pleased with
it,. Yours yery truly,
June "A, ISL. F.E. BOYLE.
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FrOI. NODk ISAIIn OIL Lie.
Its careless use will not inJure, under any circI
stances.


At wholesale and retail by the following first class
Druggists :-Stott & Co., $50 Pa av.: J r. Major
cor 9TH and II SIS; W. ;. Thompson, 7O3 18th ST.;
:. l.. Lewis, 14O4 l4th 81; Ward & Walsh, cor Pa,
g. G. c. Simms, cor n. Y. av and l4th St; Marin 4
Bro, cor. Pa. and 9th st ID. Jay Taulman, cor
f.; 7. +; Sullivan, cor. 81 st. and Mass. av.
1hsrles Moore, cor. 18th st. and Pa. av >;
cor. 9TH and SITS , and c. VI. WhallOn, 1900
18th st, W ashington. q. W. CrOpley, 10 Bridge
st Il. l.. CrOpley 4 Co., So Bridge st George
town; also, at retail by Druggists generally Manu-
featuring Depot, corner 9Th aud streets See testi
mOnials and directions. au 3-tf
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TDR J. v. HAkTIGAN HAS REMOVED
Wy TO SIS 9th street, n. W near q street Once
hours: to 91l Q. M II to ], and Z to 81 ,.
IN. &C l0-lm
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~EUREKA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
pTomsing Association respectfully informed that
SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS are now open At the fol
". Hanson Esq, No. SIG TN street n. W: G. n
TThep, Esq-, No. o us is,h street w; Herman
neT, Esq, National Union INSURANCE Company,
Louisiana avenue; Frank Miller, Esq., Government
public, 7th and streets; r. w Bruf Isq i, No. ga
PPennsyl'anls avenue s. T.; Franklin Barrett
Clothier, No. l0l1 PennsylvsniA avenue; T. T.
SpsrTo, ESQ., No. 1901 q street 9. w; J. r.
Prsther, Esq, No. eO2 street N. W, or NJ the
monthly meeting for the payment Of dues on the
FIRST Wednesday Of November next, at Columbian
College Law Building. &C 1912 ,8I
-. .r.L
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R"THE CAPITAL
TOMORROW WILL CONTAIN
OUR PREsIDENT-HIs PERSONAL.
IELANO ON SAN DOMINGO.
CHANGE OF CLIMATE-STARTLING FACTS
CUR BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE CHICAGO CALAMITY.
The NEW IDRA MINING COMPANY.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM COMMISSION.
THAT CATFISH WAR.
SOCIAL GOSSIP.
OUR ANNA LFTTFR.
SIDUF TIVN CASE.
FEMALE GAaBOLIERs.
WAsHINGTGNlkN sGIoN OF NOBILITY.
a sTARTLING CATASTROPHE.
Tales, Poetry, News and Telesrams as usual 1t
MES, LOUISE Q; BUTLEs hs. opened an EN-
ss e AND With fqH ae q II f%
description, male and female. oc2l-eolm.
N3 wEBB d BEyERIDGE 40
W(a IMPORTERS OF
CHINA s CROCKERY,
have made large additions to their stock in new
TECoRATED DTNNER AND TIA SETS.
fkkSGH A ASP SS9tET ETT
Faacy Goods various kinds. --latest les 'NU
BR0NZE GROUPEs AND sTArUETTES
kdaERs SELEBsAf hEn5' C6 nsit ESRRffl
CR0CKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE in sets
detached pieces TO meet the wants of all.
Please call aud examine.
WEBB BEVERIDGE,
Oc2l-3t" 421 Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding special term, letters of
admins ration ON the personal estate of AUGUST +
CUNNINGHAM, late of ashingtOn county, ID. @ +,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
before the 1ith day of October next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hand this 18th
day Of October, 1871
CHAS. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Oc2l-sTr Administrator.
RANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
To all the creditors Of A. v. S. SMITH pho may
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

A Gross OUTRAGE-A Co,sardly assault
and q NarroU EScape.-On Friday night
DR.. A. D. Mcdonald, a medical practitioner,
was called out between 10 and II O'Clock to
visit patient. On his return he was sud-
denly confronted by man with knife IN
his hand, who began to cut ut him. DR..
Med, being entirely unarmed, ran to his
house, where he secured himself. About
an hour afterwards he was again called out,
and when on his return home, and on 9Th,
between Brunswick and Hanover streets,
he encountered two men, each of them
with drawn knife in his hand, who at once
attacked him. He had then a short stick in
his hand, with which he defended himself,
at the same time telling his assailants that
they were probably mistaken as to his
identity. They replied that they knew
What they were about, and continued the
assault. He defended himself as he best
could until the disturbance made aroused q
colored man named Silas Brown, resident
of the neighborhood, who came out, armed
with gun, when the ssSaulting parties
Immediately fled. Fortunately DR.. Nc
Donald was uninjured in his person, al
though his clothing was cut In twenty
seven places. The fact that he wore very
heavy over clothing as protection from
the cold night air. undoubtedly saved his
life. He was unable to recognize the par
ties or even to distinguish sufficiently as to
be positive in regard to their color. nor has
any motive been assigned for the attempt.
Wilnan1ton (N. C.1 Jotunal.i - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

ITayeT DV hef. i. II. ITeSCOn, OF the
Presbyterian Church.
BILLS REPORTED. ,....
Senate bill to incorporate the town of
Dublin, Pulaski county, and House bill to
incorporate the Allegheny Female Semi
nary, with recommendation that it do not
pass, were reported from committees and
Tlaced on the calendar. '
BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. KEYsER Bill to incorporate the
town of Luray.
Bv MIR. THOMAS Bill to amend and re-
enact sections 81, %, 20, 80, and 81 Of chap
ter - of the Code Of Virginia in relation to
public roads. .....>
ByMr. BURGEs Bill extending the time
of qualification of Littleton r. Edwards,
clerk elect Of southampton county.
REJECTED.
The motion to consider the vote by which
| the House refused to adopt Senate bill for
| the relief Of the sureties of G. W. Watkins,
| late sheriff of Danville, was discussed and
| lost.
THE PUBLIC GUARD.
| House bill to rGestabish the Public Guard
was taken up on motion of MIR. COCHRAN,
and after amendment was passed by.
SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERS.
| House bill on this subject was amended
and ordered to engrossment.
BILLS PASSED.
| House bill to incorporate the Lynchbuug
and Amherst Bridge Company.
Senate bill amending the law in relation
to grand juries.
BILL DISMISSED.
House bill amending the act prescribing
the duties and compensation of county otf
GERS was taken up, on motion Of Mr.WooD
WORTH, and, on motion of Mr.. LovESsTEIN
dismissed.
Adjourned.
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Police COURT, TUEsDAY-Police Justice
J. j. White preSiding.-Barbara Ruprecht,
charged with having in her possession one
silver ladle, the property of General Henry
A. Wise. Case continued until this morn
ing. -,
Arena Bloomer (colored), charged with
trespassing upon Susan Miller, and abusing
her, and stealing her shoes, was discharged.
Barbara and Ann LummuX, Silvy John.
son, Charlotte Mann, and Eliza Carter, as
sistant junk dealers, ior stealing iron from
Watt & Knight. This lot of ragged scare
crows were required to give security for
their good behavior.
Isaac Randall (colored), charged with
being the father of female bastard child,
was sent on.
Cyrus HobSon and Silas Blunt (cOlored),
charged with obstructing travellers at The
Union depot, were fined 50 each ; in default
of which they were set back.
Sam Green (colored), charged with hav-
ing in his possession a breastpin, the pro-
perty OF a. S. Bethlehem, and Maria Gard
ner (colored), charged with stealing the
same. Green was discharged, and Gardner
sent to the grand jury.
Robert White (colored), charged with as
saulting and striking Martha B. Perkins,
was discharged.
Della Coleman (colored), for tresspassing
upon Dr.. James Beale and creating dis
turbance on his lot, was discharged with
warning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

FAIDsHERBE's RUsE-THE BEST THING OF
THE WAR.-A letter from Havre to the New
York Herald, dated the 9th inst, says:
Il gentleman from Rouen, who arrived
here to-day, tells Il very charming story OF
the engagement in front of Arras the other
day between FaidSherbe's army and the
Prussians under ManteutIel. He said: 81
has been thought throughout the whole
Prussian army that the Mobiles know no.
thing but to run, and the French are too
well aware of this current report. Falds.
herbe took advantage of the reputation OF
his Mobiles on the second day of the fight
in this wise: He caused the faces, hands,
and all the exposed flesh of the Mobiles TO
be painted black, and the Mobiles to be
hablted Us TurcOs. The regular soldiers OF
the march, on the contrary, were disguised
as Mobiles, and the General, after putting
this .ttnssSe upon his command, formed his
line Of battle with the Mobiles Uer1table in
the front, with the best and regular soldiers
in reserve to support the exigencies of any
emergency.
The battle proceeded. The Prussians,
always seeking the Mobiles, met the troops
OF the march disguised as such, finding a
warm reception, and carefully avoiding the
spurious Mobiles disguised as Turcos, who
are very inhoSpitablc to the invaders. The
consequence was that the efficiency of the
army was greatly augmented-the force ap-
peared appalling to the enemy, and more
clever 7'use was employed than that known
or the fabulous horse in the famous siege OF
Tfoy.' - .r- -
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MILK MANDATORY IN WORCESTER,
MAss.-[From the Worcester Gazette, Jan.
o. Worcester people have generally had
cause to congratulate themselves that,
although living in large city, its erich
and rural" surroundings were such that
the milk supplied to their tables was above
suspicion, and that their milkmen were
above reproach, or, at most, that faint in.
fusion OF pump-Water was the extent of its
adulteration. But u case was developed ia
the Municipal Court this morning, the re-
cital Of which will set many people to
thinking, and produce, in one mans Gus
toners at least, sensations far from
pleasant. Lyman 81. Whipple, who said
he belonged in Shrewsbury, was ar-
rested for keeping adulterated milk and for
selling the same. L. He has had place of
business on Front street, and employed
two or three hands in his ''milk factory: .
who Appeared as witnesses against him.
They state that he has a room fitted up
with great tank or can, holding 160 gal
Ions, into which the good milk is put, but
that every time it is filed forty gallons of a
mixture of burned molasses, chalk salt,
and water is put in, and the whole is mixed
together and sold as genuine country milk.
The business has been thus conducted for
some time, all the customers receiving their
share of the milk" except a few who
furnished small cans to be filed with the
milk of one cow orchildren. The doors OF
the establishment were kept locked. and
the business was conducted in as private a
manner as possible. The examination re.
suited In finding Whipple guilty on both
charges-of keeping and selling-and he
was fined fifty dollars. and costs on each
complaint, which he paid and departed.
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MoRrUAEY REroRr.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat
nrday, January %, lSl compiled from
seext1ns &c returns received at the Office Of
lne board Of Health -
!, whole number of deashsin the city, 20.
IN additton 8 still-bsEn were reported.
Wh;to SSSh; Males, Wales, 10; females, 10. Color :
Mhlte males, B; white females, B.; colored
males, colored females, 5. Condition
Ssiddes,s sInidgie, 8; married, 8; widowers, I;
United States: Locality Marshall Ward, / /;
Jefferson Ward, g.; Madison Ward, 5;
Monroe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 8: Aims,
house, 4; HowarPs Grove Hosnital. /.
Age: One day to thirty, one Month Month to 70
six, 2; one year to three, 9; three years
to five, Il twenty years to thirty, ::
thirty years to forty, l |; fifty years to sixty,
2; sixty yearsto seventy, 4 /; seventy years tto
eighty, 2; eighty years to ninety, g.. BY
WHOM, certified Regular practitioners. n
Board of Health, 3. Causes of Death
Apoplexy, 2; consumption, 4 e white,
colored); conyulsions, | /; Group, l; Liver
disease, 1; edema-glottidis, l old age, g.
pneumonia, l: unknown, 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

METEoRoLoGIcAL.-The table given below
shows the state of the thermometer during
the past month, observations having been
taken at o'clock each morning:
January 1, 800, clear; 2, $40, changeable
3. 29o, clear 4, 29o, clear ; 5, 400, cloudy,
very windy s, $50, clear I, $50, clear
s, &c, snow /; 8, 23o, clear 10, 1so, cloudy:
IL, 800, clear IL, $50, clear 13, 800, clear
IA, 4So, clear; 10, 45o, clear day, rain al
night ; 16, 43o, cloudy II, SO, clear 49,
$50, clear; 10, 32o, clear 20, 27o, clear
81, $50, clear; %, sc, clear %, 2So, cloudy;
"a, 21o, clear; 25, 2So, cloudy, sleeting
at night 28, 30, sleeting all day; 81, 29o,
cloudy %, 29o, sleeting all day !; 50, 29o,
cloudy 80, 80, cloudy; 81, $50, cloudy,
heavy showers Of rain in afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

INTERESTING TO CREDITORS OF THE New
HAVEN HoME.-Treasurer Rye has received
the following letter from trustee of the
New Haven Home Insurance Company
"NEw HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 90, 1871.
Hon. Geo. Rye, Treasurer, Richmond, Va.:
"Dear Sir-My object in addressing you
at this time is relative to the sale Of the
bonds of the Home Insurance Company, OF
this city, which see are advertised for sale
at auction on the 9th day of February.
While the law allows this suppose, is it
imperative that the sale shall take place ut
this early day IF not, IL might be atvisas
bic to wait llrtil all the claims are In, in
your State, for should like to see all Sc
cure their share-if your laws will allow
but if they are the first come first paid,
then there is nothing to gain by delay.
Should be pleased to hear from you on the
subject. If the sale could be postponed
until all the claims in your State could be
presented to your department, it would be
much more satisfactory to the writer; and
if so please notify me, and l will immc-
diately give notice to all Of the late agents
of the company, and all who have sustained
loss, TO present their claims at once. /
wish all the creditors even rs we'll OF as
those of your State.
"With the highest respect,
81 remain yours truly,
"S. E. MERwIN, JR., Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

THE THEATRE.-La Rue's Minstrels com.
menced an engagement at the Theatre on
Monday night, and, owing to the inclement
evening, they were not greeted by as large
an audience as they should have had under
other circumstances. Their performance
was, if possible, more amusing, and the
dancing certainly better, than when they
visited this city last. Their songs, too,
were quite as well sung. The inimitable
Ricardo's falcetto brought down the House,
and made the pit fairly shake from the ap-
plause Of those below. Last night there
was a better audience, and the entertain
ment better than the night before. There
is nothing in their doings or sayings that
could offend the sensibility of the most
modest, and all who want to be pleased and
amused should give them call while they
are in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-01

CHAHcERY COURT OF RIcHMoSD.-Judge
Z. II. Ftzhugh.-The following cases were
disposed of on Tuesday, January 81, 1871
Paine & Co. VS.. Jacobs and others. De.
cree confirming report Of commissioner
and sequestrating the rents OF the real es-
tate OF defendant Jacobs until complain.
ants debt is paid. Cannon and Courtney
for plaintiff; Meredith for defendant.
boswell, &C., VS.. John Belcher, &c. De-
cree referring cause to commissioner 70
ascertain and report liens on defendant i
real estate. Leake and Coke, p. q.
Anderson vs.. Allen Il johnson. Decree
oyerruling demurrer. Young and Nor.
decai for plaintiffs. Johns for defendants.
Marshal's administrator VS.. Winston.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and for depositing fund collected in Plant.
ers' National Bank OF Richmond to await
future order of the court.