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Communicated.

Editor of the Dispatch: -....,.as
Sir,-The completion of the tunnel will
doubtless be an advantage to Richmond, but
the construction thereof is anything but a
pleasure to portion of its inhabitants. The
hands employed in sinking the shaft on
Twenty.fourth street arc at work day and
night, and keep UP one incessant clatter,
enough to "murder sleep" in all whose
nerves are not of steel, or whose ears are not
in the condition of those of "Dame Eleanor
Speering:" The writer hereof has had many
sleepless night from the barking Of vile
cur in neighboring lot; and just when he
had begun to congratulate himself that the
two-dollar tax would probably end the
career of good many of those "curs OF
low degree" the offending one included, he
finds that the annoyance is only to be trans
ferred from canine to human throats. If the
negroes must acork, surely they need moi
"holer" all night 1t Is public nuisance,
which the contractors and oyerSeers of the
Job should abate, or If not, the police should
take it in hand. The annoyance is bad
enough now; but when the warm weather
comes, and the windows must be thrown
open, it will be simply iutolerable. Should
any person be sick in the neighborhOod il
would cndangcr his life. CHURCH HILL.
March I, 1872:
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FARNTIAM's FRENCH TOOTH LoZESGES, anovcl
and pleasant dentifricG-the finest in the world for
cleaning, beaudfying, and preserving the teeth; en-
dorsed by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
PURCELL, LADD & Co. and r. W. POWERS & Co.
Retail, by WOOD & Sons, corner Ninth and Main !:
A. BoDEKER &c BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE, 1924 Main; BERRIAS & McPHAIL.
corner Main and Seventeenth: DCvAL & THoMP-
SON, e32 Main /; MEADE 6 BAKER, slo Main; HAIR
RISoE, Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, s25 Broad; L.
WAGNER 6 Co. Broad; Book, 5oi Broad; GAR
NETT, 633 Broad; THoMAs, 9l4 Broadi HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Broad and Second; FoRsTMANN,
211 east Broad; KLNDERvATER, Broad; FISCHER,
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brook aN cnuc and Leigh street; S. W.
FARRAR, corner Of Twcnty-ffth and Leigh streets
MORRISON & FARRAR, Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-siXth strsets.
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New York Items.

New York, March IA Vera Cruz letter
saws it is generally believed in Mexican cir.
cles that william Cullen Bryant bears pro-
Dosition for an American protectorate over
Mexico.
English papers announce the deaths Of
Protestant Bishop DAILY, aged ninety-one,
and Colonel Charles Windham, keeper of
repnlia in London Tower. The latter was an
officer in the battle OF Waterloo. ssEg
In the Stokes trial Judge Cardozo said he
would do one of two things-either let the
Jury find general verdict, or instruct to tind
q special verdict In favor Of the defence. dc
would instruct them to find that the Board
of Commissioners was properly constituted
but all other facts for the prisoner. ="
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT THE MEDICAL
COLLEGE. The commencement exercises OF
the Medical College Of Virginia were held
last evening in the chemical hall. In spite
of the threatening clouds and the disagree
able walking, the hall was literally crowded
with doctors and students as well as a very
large number of other gentlemen and ladies
from Richmond and other places. The en-
'rciSes olthe evening were opened with prayer
by the Rev. T. l.. Preston; pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. DR.. James b.
McCaw, dean of the faculty, next stated
briefly the objects of the college, and de-
clarcd that the young gentlemen who were
about to receive its diplomas of doctors OF
medicine had complied with its requirements
to the letter.
He then read the names Of the following
graduates, and gracefully presented them
with their parchment, sealed with the seal OF
the college: 81. Y. Cheatham, of Amelia
county; w. Fl. Smith, Middlesex; r. S. Wi
ley, Covngton; w. G. Haller, Wytheville
W. P. Scbrell, Petersburg; 2. V. Brooke,
Richmond; G. A. Brown, Harrisonburg
j. W. Drewry, Petersburg; p. II. killey,
Giles NJ Broomback, of Winchester; Rich
ard Adams, Amelia and Charles Elliott, OF
Richmond. The latter two were graduates
of the summer school. .a.. " o..
As the newly-made doctors received their
diplomas brass band which was in attend.
ance entertained the audience with music, and
the ladies kindly bestowed number of ,bou'
quets, which fell from all quarters at the feet
of the graduates.
Two young gentlemen, Messrs. George T
| Lumsden and Luther E. Sale, were also
awarded diplomas, they having graduated in
Pharmacy. ~.r .aaa.a. t...
The prize for the best essay--a case of sur
gical instruments-was awarded to DR.. p. II
Killey, Drs. Fairfax and Cabell having been
chosen by the Faculty as the committee to
award the prize. ..-,...-...,- 81
DIR. McCaw then introduced Mr.. James
Lyons, president of the Board, who deliver
ed the address: in the course of which ne
was frequently interrupted with applause.
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EXTENSION OF TINE FOR COLLECTION OF
LEvIEs ASn TAxEs.--The following joint re-
solution extending the time for the collection
of taxes and county and township lcyieS in
certain counties for the year 1871 has passed
both HOUSES. and was approved by the Co
vernon on the 10Th ultimo:
Whereas it is represented to the General
Assembly Of Virginia that in the counties of
Norfolk and Accomac, of this State, the as
SCISSORS books were greatly delayed because
Of vacancies in the office Of assessor, and
from other causes, and the collection of taxes
and county and township leyies has been
thereby prevented within the time fixed by
law; therefore be it
"Res0Lredby the General Assembly of Tt7-
qs1,a, That the several collectors Of taxes
and county and township levics of the coun-
ties of Norfolk, Nelson, Amherst, Patrick,
and Accomc, and city of Alexandria, be
allowed until the 1st day of May. 1872, to
proceed with and close UP their several col
lections: instead of the 1st Of March, 1872, rs
now provided by law; and that the several
treaslucrs Of the aforementioned counties
be allowed until the 1st Of May, 1872, to
make their final settlement with the collect
OrS in their respective counties, and that said
treasurrrs he allowed until the 10th day OF
May, 1872, to make their final settlement
with the Auditor Of Public Accounts, or
other proper officer; provided the extension
of time hereby granted shall not apply TO
taxes and county and township levics already
collected and in the hands of the said officers,
but that all collections made by them prior
to the 1st Of March, 1872, shall be paid into
the treasury at the time prescribed by law
Provided, That the provisions of this law
shall be applicable to the taxes, fce-biIls, and
county levics due for the year 1870 i'll the
counties of Norfolk and Amelia.
90. That in the aforementioned counties
in which the said collectors have returned to
the treasurer in their respective counties
the uncollccted tax bills. the said trc;Sllrers
are hereby authorized and required to re-
turn the same to the said collectors, who are
hereby required tp proceed to the collection
OF the same: and if the said tax bills shall
not be paid, and the inSolvent lists returned
in the manner Us now required by law, Oh
| the lst of May, 1872, it shall he the duty oil
the treasurer to proceed against the collector
and his sllrcticS Us he would have done on
the Ist of March, 1872.
"3. That AL penalties incurred by said
treasllrcrs and collectors be and they are
| hereby rcmittct, and that all legal proceed
ings now pending against said officers fo1
failing to collect and account for the taxes
and county and township leyies, as now pre-.
scribed by law, be, and they are hereby,
suspended: Procidcd. That this resolution
shall not apply to taxes and county and
township lcyics which have been collected
by said officers prior to the 1st Of March
1872"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England,
TILE RECENT ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF TaE
QUEEN--THB AssALANT A PENIAN, ETc. Y
LONDON, March 1.-The most authentic
accounts Of the assault upon Queen Victoria
yesterday OH Constitution Hill state that the
assailant was young Fenian named Alfred
O'Connor. He placed his pistol at the head
of the Queen, who bent forward to avoid the
shot. The pistol, however, did not explode.
The would-be assassin Is, incoherent. FHe
says he endeayored to ktaeh the Queendu-
ring the Thanksgiving ceremonies.
Another account says he presented an llE.
loaded pistol at the head Of tile Queen, asking
her to sign the "order,n' paper which ap-.
pears to be amnesty and pardon f0g Fenians.
He says his object was to fiighten the Queen
into doing justice to Ireland. s's7s,
All the approaches to Bow street, where
O'Connor is confined, are jammcd with peo-.
pie. Nothing has been ascertaiped to con-
| meet others with O'Connor. 49,,
OConnor, the prisoner, is pleasant, boy
ish-looking fellow. His manner to-day was
quiet and unassuming. Answering the ma
gistrate, he said his full name was Arthur.
OConnor; that he was born In England, but
| his father was native Of Ireland. His grand
father, Feargus O'Connor, was leader in
| the Charlist movement. y s.k2 1st y, -
| The statements of witnesses verify pre-
vious narratives of the event. Two papers
were found on the prisoner: one pardoning
all Fenian convicts, and the other asking in
advance of the crime or conviction comlnuta-
ton from hanging to shooting. tt'
LETTER FROM AN EX-HIGH JOINT COMMISSIONER.
LoNDoN, March 1.-Sir Stafford Northcote,
one of the High Joint Commissioners, writes
to the London Globe that the ex-comlnssion-
ers are silent upon the charges Of negligence,
slovenliness, and other faults, which have
been made against them, from q disposition
not to further complicate the unfortunate
difficulty, which he trusts may yet be salts
factorily solved. s...,...-,5
Germany.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY AT FRANKFORT. So
FRANKroHT, March ia building wherein
resided large number Of persons fell in to-
day, burying the inmates in the ruins. Four
teen corpses have already been taken out and
the search continues.
| Miscellaneous.
The ship Sussex, from London, has been
wrecked off Barwa Leads and seven lives
lost.
The Spanish official statement Of casual
ties, &C., in Cuba for the Inst two weeks gives
the following result: Cubans killed, III cap
tured, So; surrendered, 800; Spaninrds
killed, q; wounded, 80.
The French Assembly adjourns on the 10th
instant.
Count De Chambord has left Dordrccht for
Breda.
The German Government is extending the
fortifcations of Metz and Strasbourg.
A Havana letter says the Spanish authors
ties are gratifcd by the turn Of American
and English affairs, claiming that Spain has
better case against America than Amerlca
has against England for neglect Of neutra
duties. a.sf5 ,E
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LIFE INSURANCE CAsE.-For several days
past the Circuit Court of this city, Judge
Wexford, has been hearing the case Of Mar
garct Weiss as. Guardian Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, an action in asslunpsit on a
policy of life insurance issued by that COM
pany September y, 1870, the premiums on
which were payable quarterly. The pre-
mium due September 81, 1871, was not paid.
On the 18th Of October Weiss was drowned,
and the next day two parties, agents of the
widow, presented the amount Of the pre-
MUM to the general agents of the company,
Mcssrs. HutZler Il Co., but they refused it.
Mrs. Weiss alleges that on the 18th of Octo-
Der the agents Informed Mr.. Weiss that lie
should have thirty days time from Scptcm-
Der u to pay. This the agents denied, but
alleged that Weiss promised to como up the
Monday before his death to pay, and that il
he had so come they would have received
the money and issued his renewal receipt to
him-that not coming, they could not re-
ceiye the money from any one, least Of all
after Weiss was dead. The Court instructed
the jury that the company was not bound,
and verdict was accordingly rendered for
defendants. a.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The low barome-
ter south of Western Florida will move
northeasterly into the South Atlantic
States during the night, the area of rain ex-
tending by Saturday morning to Virginia,
and of SNOW from the Northern Mississippi
to probably the Ohio valley. Brisk north
easterly winds are probable along the South
Atlantic coast. Clearing weather, with the
wind yeering to the northwest, viii extend
eastward from Texas into Alabama by Satur-
day morning, and Western Tennessee and
prevail over the New England States. Tn-
creasing cloudiness over the Middle States,
with probably threatening weather from
Pennsylvania southwark.
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Editors Dispatch: The attention of the
Committee on the Fire Department and the
City Council is called to the Importance of
having Il tirc-alarm station at some point near
the mouth of Jail alley for the protection of
the property in that neighborhood, consist
ing of the Medical College, Lancasterian
school, city Jail, Uniyersalist church, on
Mayo street, besides the large number of val
liable residences in that neighsorheed.
's. BroaD STREET.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Religious SERVICES To-MoERow.--We note
the following special appointments:
Monumental (ErtScopaD.-Afteinoon SER
vice at 43 o'clock. 49,,
81. Pdurs (Ep'scopnD.-This church will
be opened for divine service both morning
and evening.
Odi Felioars' Hall English Lutheran).-
Professor Davis Mt Il \. NJ.
Second Presby'erian Church DR.. Hoge's'.
Sermon to children in thc afternoon at 4
o'clock. ,-........-. ..-..
S,dncy .Mcthoaist Curch.-Rev. George
c. Vandcrsice will preach at II A. NJ, and
at > ?. NJ. will, at the request of Marion
Division, No. >, Sons Of Temperance, deliver
sermon on Temperance. Communion SER
vices in the morning.
The quarterly meeting will be held in the
Thrd-Strcct African Methodist Episcopal
| church on Sunday morning. Rev. ID. A.
Watts, blind man, will preach at 3l and
p NJ
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jon PRISTISG.-Wc call the attention of mcr-
chants clerks of courts, shcriffs, lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, anda Others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of ail kinds Of JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bil-Ieads, Lctter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Assembly of New York have passed
resolution expunging the word "wmte"
from the military code. .f',6, ~
The Kansas Legislature has instructed the
presiding officers to send the evidence IN the
Senatorial bribery to the Yice-President.
The Texas stock-raisers have resolved to
appeal TO the General Government for pro-
lection against Mexican cattle-stealers.
The act creating what Is known as the
sterling debt of South Carolina has been re-
pealed by the lower House of the Legislature
of that State. - 49,.
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PuMp-HoUsE STATIsTIcs.-The following is
statement showing the amount of water
pumped and the number of hours worked
during the month of February, 1872: Num-
ber Of gallons pumped, 7O,l22 600; average
number of gallons per day, 2,4ls,ooo; mum
her of hours worked during the month,
4G7s; average number of hours worked per
day, is hours minutes.
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PoI1cs COURT, FRDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. The following cases were
disposedof: :,
Andrew Gonzales and John Quillan,
charged with being suspicious characters.
Discharged.
Rosa Richardson (colored), charged with
being vagrant and having no visible means
of support. Bound over for three months in
the sum of $50:
Charles Il. Hilton. charged with being. a
deserter from the United States ship Wabash,
also with being n vagrant. Bound over for
three months in the sum of 500 as vagrant,
and further inquiry as to charge Of deser-
tioti.
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at which many Of the prominent citizens Of
the county. were present. The testimony
elected Is said to be very damaging to Mr..
Raymond, but 1t Is not known what action
will be finally taken. 81 & 4. ~
Adjournment OF the eLouisiana ,I.eEis-
lAture. dc.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-The Legislature
adjourned last night sine die. Several
plundering schemes were pushed through
before adjournment, and very little was done
in the way of reform.
The Times says: "The body called tho
General Assembly OF Louisiana terminated
last night its career Of unparalleled infamy.
1t would be rite phrase to say that the
historysof modern times furnishes no such
example Of the gross abuse OF power, nor of.
such 1agrant immortality, corruption, and
indecency as has marked the career Of this
disgraceful assemblage." I'll ~;
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LIVE srocK STAT1sucs.-The following isa
statement of the stock, prices, and weight of
live stock during the month of February,
furnished by Weighmaster Ginmi: Cattle,
472; weight, 473,70O pounds sold at 81 to
"A cents gross. Sheep, 234 J.; weight, 22,115
pounds; sold at 81 to 81 cents gross. Hogs,
5s5; weight, ,265 pounds; sold at u to
s. cents net. Stock sheep, per head, from
IN To SB,5O,
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The proprictors Of the LEE" Gallery return
their kind thanks to their fellowcitizens for the
liberal patronage bestowed on that establishment
during the past year. To the ladies especially we
feel grateful We pledge ourselves to use all honor
able means to merit continuance Of their favors.
We will bring before them all novelties III the pho
tographIc art for their approval keeping our prices
so as to bring our beautiful work Within the reach of
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Average state per day. 2S degrees.

The WINTER SUMMED UP.-The winter just
passed has been in many respects remark
able one. From record kept for this Office
we make the following summary During
the three months Of December, January,
and February, there were fifty days of clear
weather. twenty-one cloudy, five foggy, nine
in which rain fell, and sixteen days of snow.
The amount of rainfall, including the snow,
which is also measured, was G.73 inches.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS I. 0. Mold Do
minion Lodge, No. =, was organized last
night at Frayser's Gallery. This is the
fourth lodge of this popular Order that has
been organized during the last week. The
following arc the officers elected. They will
be installed on Monday night: T. A. Jacobs,
w. S. NJ; D. w. Bohanon, W. NJ; S. McG.
Fisher, Jr. NJ; G. o. Ennis, &. S.; S. S.
Pindle, F. s.; II. G. II. Barnes, treasurer /;
w. G. e. Frayser, chaplain; w. Fl. Weisiser,
conductor. P.. w. Masters and Representa-
tives to Grand Lodge: T.. A. Jacobs. /, s.
Tower, E. NJ. Crump, e. s. Lumpkin.
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FORTRESS MONROE, March 1.-Generals
Osborne and Cayender were here yesterday
morning to investigate the alleged frauds at
the Southern Branch Naval Military Asylum.
They Were received and entertained bf
Charles A. Raymond, the deputy governor,
against whom the charges were preferred.
An Informal investigation was held last night,
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SIXTEEN SHOWS DURING THE PAST WINTER
During the past winter Richmond has been
visited by sixteen snow-storms. The first
was very slight, and occurred on the 18th OF
November. The lust was on the 29th OF
Felruary
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G. Il. REEFS & co. being repeatedly requested by
their friends and patrons to reduce their prices to
suit the times, they have determined to do SO In or
der that the people shall be longer imposed upon
by pretenders. No change in material or work. All
strictly frst-cIass. @ s..t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncw York stock and Money Market

/ New YoHK, March Money stringent.
Sterling firm at 50. Gold, 11Oi to 110k Go
vernments closed somewhat firmer. States
dull and quiet; TenDessee's, 664; new, 66t.
yirginia's, 80; new, SO. Louisiana's, So;
new, 90. Levee's, g.; s's, IS. Alabama's,
30; 5s, go. Georgia's, 10; 7's, "a. North
Cardinals, 34l; new, 17}. South Carolina's,
514. naur q ~ Co. 80.
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c.. o. CAMPBELL & Co, Ninth and Main streets
are sill running their usual class Of Pictures wnch
give such universal satisfaction. Without claiming
to run a. Grst-class gallery, such as BooAHpus, in
New York, or ANpERgoN's, in Richmond, no nestef
evidence Is wanted OF the appreciation In which our
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The LECTURE AT TIE NORMAL ScHooL.-The
lecture desk at the Richmond Normal school
was occupied yesterday by Mr.. Andrew
Washburn, the principal of the school, Colo
mel Edward Daniels, the appointed lecturer
for the occasion, being unaVoidably detained
out of the city. The subject of Dir. Wash
burns discourse was LIE Places theory OF
the development Of the solar system.
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Po1soS1SG CAsE.-Dr. w. H. Taylor, ana
lytical chemist, has received Il quantity of
bread which he mas analyzed for poison.
The bread came from Mr. Shcppard's family,
in the county Of Cumberland, and the Doc
tor has found quantity Of arsenic in it. 1t
is stated that colored girl is charged with
the offence,
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f. SIMPLY THIS AND NOTHING MoRE."-If your
hair Is coming out, want Of proper nutrlment Is the
cause. PuALoS's CHEMICAL HAIR 1EyIGoRAToR
supplies that want. 1t is at once nonrishmcnt and
medicine for the hair, stimulating lis growth I'M
proving It's texture, nyisoratng Its roots and curing
its diseases. Sold by all druggists.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisadr. Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. Z. Brett, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Blakcn!aii, New 1Ork, mer-
chandisc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
night.
Steamer W. P. Clyde, Scott, New York, mercllan.
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company.
Steamer Eliza lancox, Clifford, Norfolk. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, l.. h. ratum, agent.
Schooner Jacob kenSle. Steelman, New York rid
James river, wood
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, February 2o.-Schooner Mott Bedell
Bedcll.
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LOCUST DALE, MADISON COUNTY.

LOCUST DALE, MADISON COUNTY, VA.
We have been using WILCOX 4 GIBBS machine
for three years. doing all the sewing for large FAM
ily 1t has given perfect satisfaction In every re-
spect. The work done on It is no more liable to rip
than work done by hand with the same care. We
have examined many other kinds Of machines and
their work, and have no hesitation in saying we con-
slider the WILCOX 6 GIBBS decidedly superior to
any of them. LUCY H. ooRpoN'
ELLA J. WILLIS.
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SENT TO JAIL FOR THREE MoNrHs.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday Henry Hubbard
(coorcd) was tried for assaulting and striking
Daniel Higgins, found guilty, and sent to Jail
for three months,