davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-12-10

7c for new, cash or seller December; do seller
January, 739c; 90 seller February, 7Y@73{c; do
@ ssss Ma9S ad rssn @ Ill., : swest Rsa1a far hns
averages, and eT@7o for i6-lb Averages.
ds: ia: z5z@4To; !; i % slef3 Hbs. Ea.z, =
short clear. Boxed shoulders, seller Decem-
ber, quoted ut &c. English meats, for delivery
in December and January, 554@5Nc for Cum
IDS &C. tor short short bs or ong sear @
hams. Mess beef, $500 100; extra mess do,
s9,;5o@1o.o9; beef hams, 928.50@aoq9: City
sF tsSM 7@SS11; grease tqanoe1 qnotfe1}e at at
$50 brls do seller january at s11.5o; 500 brls
prime mees at $10.75; 2,250 tcs lard, part coun-
try, at 7c; $50 tes do seller JANUARY at $7.10;
so boxes light abort ribs at 6hc; 425 boxeR
On private terms 20 boxes long hams at Se; 6;
1880 pcs green hams at 7c; &C, 600 lbs and 900
pcs do at 6Ic; 90 pkgs country tallow at 711ac;
120 tcs yellow grease at 594c. -
Henry Millward d Co. quote: Through freight
to Liverpool by Great Trunk Railroad and Allan
Line Of steamers from Portland, $50 = 100 lbs;
by Boston and Cunard Limo Of steamers thence,
90c . 100 lbs; by New York, 91.0S@1.13 = 100
lbs to London, s1.2o = 100 lbs to Glasgow,
SIC on bacon and lard, 9471c on beef, CSC on
31.25; to Hull, s1.15 . 100 ibs, al gold Froights
&c; to Philadelpbia and Baltimore, COO 4
100 lbs.
Kercheyal Il Son, OF St. Louis, say:
The adviceH from other points are far from being
satisfactory. At Liverpool, old meats are duh and
lower new are taken only in small quantities, with
nen rads is scarcely better, and consumers contend
that lower average Of prices must prevail or cor
sumption will fall OF. In our OWL mnrkea tho PROS
ia dEClre4 follow declines
the days roll on and stocks accumulate without the
remoeat chance Of present a;7 wans to
co1rae, even The highest markets are brought to
atana-stilI, whilst the annlIer ones reduced to
large points, save in the interior Of the Southern
States and at places In direct connection with them
markets are stu further embarrassed BY large re-
ceipts Of hogs their receding value and the anxiety
Of PARTIES holding contracts December to January de-
in preference to future ono. Lard costing 8@8Ao
and $40 cash. be bought ut oyer &c, and
though nominal is the full outside one for December
to January deliveries.
within the week there has been tr1ckery, both
East and Vest, to got up show Of activity in pro-
yisions with tie hope Of manipulating prlces but the
efforts, though apparently showing strong reaction
even greater inactive duness Almost simultaneously
there heavy shipments, principally old pork from
pop rns b sooa ss rs 6 Wero made he1e
as o. p - ana and u fne e12oo oa dc 3fo@
paee5 e as T Win thoss @ from hs 1s to the soh
Of November, 1871, show for
Lard. :1s21s,5l2 15,s2l165
being Increase Of less than million in lard, but
falling off Of near three and half millions IN meats,
be reduced, or stocEs viii remain a home, where they
will become unmanageable, and probably result IN
eeries Of losses which no commercial akiu can avoid
, 1872-12-10

OILS-Iard oil continues, weak, with declining
tendency Other oils were comparatively steady Prices
range fo1lowa: Carbon, 27h@a8c; extra lard oil,
7ae; Nc. !, CSC; 10. e5c; hnseed, e aa rsy, =,
neats' foot OIL strictly pure, *l10 do extra s1.0o
do No. l, so995c bank oil, CSC; straits, 70o ee
phant oil 95c turpentine, 71t972c.
PAINTS, COLORS AND PUTTY-We quote:
, 1872-12-10

In the afternoon wheat WAS fairly active and
M@1c higher; No. 3 spring sold at 91.134@
January, both closing at the inside. Corn was
moderately active, and 10 higher, closing at
91c999 seller the month, and 915sc seller Janu-
ary. Other grains and provisions we're neg
lected.
, 1872-12-10

Total qrs.. .....................750,57o 559,976
Comparative aggregate receipts Of -four and
grain at Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, Detroit,
Cleveland, and st. Louis, from Jam. to Nov.
80, inclusive, for four years
1877. 1871. 1870 !. 1859.
Flour, brls..... z,z51.o b,o6. o5s 6s565o5 9A374e
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seax1nx
AN EsEzsTTaL OF LoyEEaIsE 20 he entirely
The f,fr ssscald BE aisndst and lnstrutts
TiIfs ia absolutely eseHtaal 10 e6Hapicie foseiness
The most reggIar features The most rlilant eome
pie4ion and safisest sesfs OF tssg due efiecs
the raIncst fac, IL IL he sIt surHonnted by 1uIu-
liant and siIken trcsses, Is apt TO impress the be
holder with o senseof actual beauty That crown
Ing ornament of her sex Is, happily Fitllin tfe
rese,r az lovely woman; and being as discriminating
az she Is lovely, she long ago discovered that LYONS
3K8rfuAIRos was the sure means OF securing Il. no
prpnration for the hnir ever enjoyed 1.-THE OF Its
popalas ana no xo oa to sa the waste and barren
nIaces or The scalp It fruetHes and enricies them
With new and ample growth - Is not, OF courses
pretended that II VIII DO tsi If the capacity for re-
production is extinct but 20 long as it remains fflas
wonderful reliabiHtant VIII assurstly propagate the
germ ofthe hair into life and activity. r'sa 2
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

The Committee on Water Of the Board OF
Trustees will on Saturday next make an ex-
animation Of the canal, and sec what is ne
cess;ry for the Improvement of the water
power. The water will be drawn of early
in the evening to enable them to make the
inspection more thorough.
The watcr-powcr of Manchester Is of vital
importance to the town, and no doiibt the
committee will reco,amciia such improve
ments--by proper dredging and safe en-
banksnelts-as TO supply not only all present
wants, but any number of mills which may
be built along its course.
The BUCKET FACTORY Of MesSrs Parish 4
Co. has been removed to this site OF the riyei
from Richmond, and will commence work
to-day.
PoIlcE CouRT.--There were number Of
persons before Police Justice Worthington
for fighting in the street Monday night, but
they were all discharged.
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aETCTreM Sales.--future Days.
'Sli&s 'zn By ". Goddin, q.
~ AuctiSneer and Real Estate Agent =
;sorner. Eleventh, and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS IS AL E. Q F. TWO
Y UNCOMFORTABLE BRICK TENEMEMTS IN !,
THE CITY OF KiCHMOND-ONE At I ILL.,
SDIITENEST6 CORNER OF LEIGH MD M,
froTJkTH STR EEIS, AND TILE 0THEK ON TIE
SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY BETWEEN MADISON
AND MONROE STR EETS.-By virtue OF a decree
Of the Chancery Court of the rity of Richmond en-
tered ON tho 6t July, 1879. In the case of minor rs
Minor, &c, shall. special conmissoner tnere3y
appointed, proceed to sell at public auction on inc
premises, OF, WEDNESDAY tie nth July, 1872, ut
"a o. lock F. NJ, AZ fair; &c not the first fair day
tfcreaftcr.J the following REAL ESTATE, belong
ING to the estate Of the late Luclen 6finor-viz.
- That LOT with o comfortable BRlCh ETksNE-
LEiNr thereon ut tho southwest corner OF Leigh
and Fourth streets. fronting 2d feet by 12o feet to
aIley 1t contans five rooIls besldes brick kitchen
with three rooms, with gas and water on the prens
tses; ...ltr s.sss. f,..s.,xs .-.s.st .RzsgF !
After which, say about o'clock P. NJ, The excel
lent BRICk. TENEMENTfen this south side of
Clay between Madison and Monroe streets, adjoining
the residence of Dir. James Phillips. The lot has a
front or feet by 155 feet to alley and the dwell
ing contains seven rooms: besides, the usual build
iugs, with gus and water on the premises.
These two tenements are well suited for small
families, and are located In good neighbsThOods.
TERMS : One~fourtti cash; balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negot3ble nptns interest
added aud titls retained TILL all OF the purchase
money Is paid and q conveyance ordered by the
court. IS e.as fs5sFt =; De. IL. B.sPhICEsgzE
iyll Special Commissioner. =
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The City Board OF Education.

.sSs RIcnMoNp, July 10, 1874
Messrs. Editofs,-In your paptS OF the 9th
instant called attention to the religious as.
pect of the Rohfd of Education. gave sta
tisties Showing the relative strength Of the
different denominations i'll the city, and
showed that, SO far from being made up OF
representatives from each denomination, the
Board was pretty well ifionopolized by three
or four As matter which tho public had
a right to know gave the names Of the mem
bers Of the Board, designating the religious
denomination of each.
I distinctly stated that so far rs I knew. the
members Of the Board were very good citi-
zens, but that In view Of the fact that our
people were divided among many denomina-
tons, and TINT each denomination was very
jealous Of its religious tenets, and that pa.
rents were jealous that no uiidue influence
should be eXerted over their children opposed
to their own creeds, the Board, unequally
made up as it was, could not and ought not
to have the confidence of the people.
AS the success OF the free-seho0l system
depended on its general acceptability, and
all our people had rights, i demanded in the
name of the people that the Board should be
Te0rganized.a zysIt - - sss.ag \
/ called especial attention, to the largo
number Of Roman Catholics and Jews on the
Board, both Of whom are understood to be
opposed to the use of the whole Bible in the
schools. =" '*s'<t2 = ~ = 80 :. -
asked If the present composition of the
Board were the result of accident or delibe-
ration. ~. - ;.;s,,sgss $500 - K ~
My representation OF facts and nv de-
nland for justice, have called forth letter
from the Chairman Of the Board of Educa-
lion, which i am glad to believe is entirely
his own. - ~ -, -,
: had right to expect from the Chairman
of the Board Of Education ard the Mayor Of
the city Of Richmond calm aud .dignified
explanation OF the Injustice of which |, d,
citizen and taxpayer, complained, and at
which / had a right to express my in
dignation. ! Ind n right TO have it
shown that no injustice was =,
intended; ana II dor or, enat steps should
p = IaAeh " '. correct 1t. Instead Of this
Use e..e nom the occupant Of the two postsof
honor and trust an eflusion devoid of dignity
and remarkable only for malice, for extreme
irritation, for scllrriiity, for Ingenious and
Wreckless ofensixeness and coarse personal
lily, as disereditabie to the Chairman of the
Board OF Education as it WINS unworthy of
the chief executive officer of a great CITY. 4
The 1ll-temper and rancor of the author Of
The letter has left, I am quite sure, very little
doubt on the minds Of this community that
the pred dominance Of Jews and Roman Catho-
lies in the Board was not tue res.tR of accf.
tent, Iut Of deLt6eratt0a. g
II insulted the gentlemen of the Board
~ setting opposite their pa,nes the religious
denominations to which they belonged / did
not intend ID. should not feel insulted if
whenever my name, were written Protestant
were written after it. But there
re many men Of many minds, and 80 if my
r!ends the Jews aud Roman Catholics were
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To THE. MANY KIND FRIENpS.-Please accei t
or sincere gratitude fur your delicate and kind at
tentohs to us, and Your very tender and Christia,
sympathies expressed for US In our deep aniictior
and sorrow.
Being compatibility strangers in your midst, we
appreciate this kindness the more highly. 1t is Il
Of no little consolation to US, in affection,
to feel that in pilgrimage we have fallen among
people who know how TO enter into the feelings of
the afflicted, and whose sympathies respond SO
quickly aud tendcrly to the tears of the sorrowng
May the good Lord abrDdant'y reward you all.
Truly yorirs M. w. STAPLES; AND FAMILY.
JuIu 10, 1872, fts -
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CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR PuBtIC PRINTING
AND BrNDING.--Ca2tain Il. L. Walker, Shprr-
intcndent Of Public Printing, awarded the
printing of volumes and 8 of Leigh's Re.
ports to james E, Goode, of this city, at
the rate of forty cents per 1000 for compo-
sition and fifty cents per token for press
work.
The binding Of 9Th Leigh was awarded to
Randolph & English ut Sl.47s per volume
and 9th Leigh to William FL. Nottingham at
al 40 t.a. 81
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DoINGs OF THE HENRIeo GRAND JuRY;.-The
grand jury of the Henrico County Court
were in session yesterday until O'Clock
in the afternoon, Three presentments
were found against William j. Annab.e:
First. For destroying certain ballots Sixty
six in number) of grand jurors. Second.
For making ialse entry of 500 in his favor
in place Of S125. And third. For erNsiue
the name of one grand juror und substituting
another.
The grand jury will meet again this morn
inc at IL O'Clock.
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BY E. Is. Eewbufn,
ReaI Estatn Agent, fdl4 Main street.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF, VERY .yALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY. zyALU-
i ABLE SUBURBANPEOP ON BROAD
STREET ABOUT TWO HUNDRED YARDS
FROM THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF. THE
CITY OF RfCHMoNp .-.By virtue ot a certain
deed of trust executed TO me rs trustee, bear
ing date the Goth day OF November, 1871. duly re-
corded In the clerks Office Of Benrco County Court
Deed-Book So page lS9 and being required 50 to DO
by the beneficiary therein secured, shall proceea
10 seil at auctio1i. ON the premises, on THURSDAY
the lsth day OF July, at s o'clock T. NJ, that very
beautiful and desirable SUBURBAN PROPEhIf
located as aDoye$ having, large front on Broad
containing tweHty-dne acreS, with the very hand
some and co,nmodious brick dwelling thereon.
TERMS Enough I'm cash I? heffay tic expenses ~
and all accruipg interest, and az 10 the residue on
such terms us shall be announced at sale.
~ a-tis E.B. SE.WBURN. Trustee.
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DElSrR OF AN OLD C1T1zEs.--Mr Charles B.
Williams, one Of our old and highly esteemed
citizens, died in the city of Baltimore on yes
terday, at the residence of his son-iD-Iaw, l..
Hill, Esq, in the seventy-fourth year of his
age. Mr. Williams was best known to the
people of Virginia as the former secretary OF
the Virginia State Agricultural Society,
position which he ably filled for many years.
He was also for a long time editor Of the
Southern Planter. His funeral Will take
place from the Grace-Ssteet Presbyterian
church this afternoon Mt 6 O'Clock.
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A SINGULAR RoBBERy.-A few days ago a
gentleman who resides on Main street fuuad
that bis bouse had been robbed in q most
singular manner. 1T appears that the thief,
approaching the value Of the thin lead which.
Is usually placed upon Mansard roofs, pro-
cured ladder, or reached the house by
means Of plank from an adjoining building,
stripped Oft oil Of the lead from one side Of
the house, and then departed. 1E .
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by ". Goddin.
Auctioneer aud Real Estate Agent,
,n..,,,. ar Lrtayopth nud Rank sfrprt1

COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF A FARM
~ OF Two HUNDRED ACRES. WITHIN
AB0IJT TWO, AND. A HALF MILES OF
nEp0T OS THE NORFOLK AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD, IN THE COUNTY OF SUS-
St5T-B9 Write of deciAe Of the Chanccry Court
case of Grant, &C., rs. Sewhttrn &c., 5hil', ~
special commissioner thereby appointed, proceed TO
sell Mt auction, at the office of Wellington oddi,,,
streets, in the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY the
Istli July 1877, ut IL O'Clock NJ, the TRACT ot
LAND located rs above, on the south side OF Black
Swamp, In Sussex county, containing two hundred
acres more or less, having thereon small dwelling
house. sr9 frs'
TERMS One. third cash balance 1T six ard twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added, ana
itle retained tn all OF the purchase money he paid
~ ROBERT HOWARD,
/ s rFEs
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LOCAL MATTERS.

How TIE NEWS FROM BAbrsaoRE WAS kE-
,-rrys.p IN RsCnxoNit. 30 Tfe news OF the nonslS
nation Of Greeley aud Brown by the Ma
tionai Democratic Convention In Baltimore
was 100 genrsHliy expected "a tha cry 70
cause.1nueh OF sensation Nevertheless, II
! was received with Quiet satisfaction, an.
there seemed to be absolutely no oisss s,
among the Conservative and Lioerai aepaD-
Hcan voters as to the wisdom OF the course
pursued In the Convention. 500 !
Soon after the tidings OF the Eatihcasio o "
the will Of the Conservative masses ny titon
assembled delegates flashed across the Wifsst
the yot,ug men connected with that energetic
oreanizat3on the Central Greeley Cub.
hauled out ilowitzey and commenced firing
q salute of Ave hundred guns. When night
came their headquarters at Virginia Ball was
TIN, scene of considerable assemblage. Fhe
national flag Aoated above the building, and
Chinese lanterns were conspicuo.lslys dis.
PLAYED. Across the street hung the Tag Of
Virginia. -
At about 8 o'clock Captain T. W. Mahood,
president of the Club, appeared On the bait
cow and announced The news from Balll1
more; alter which he introduced Mr.. w.
w. Cosby, who made some appropriate re-
marks. An amateur band, composed OF
members Of the Club, then discoursed sew.
eral patriotic airs, and there was q, brilliant
display of fireworks and enthusiastic firing
of guns. Cheer after cheer was given Tor
Greeley pad Brown. The crowd dispersed
mt late hour '%
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THE. PROPOSED RESIGNATION OF JUDGE
WLLwRD.-It being generally understood
that Judge B. r. Wexford is about to resign
his Office us Judge of the Circuit Court of
Richmond and Henrico, IN consequence Of
the insufHciency Of the compensation, n
large number Of members Of Tire bar have
united in written request that he recon-
slider this decision. Nearly all of our leading
lawyers-indeed, MI to whom it has been pre-
sented have signed the petition. It is hoped
that the salary will soon be increased.
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Bnoap-STREEr METHopisT CHCRca, = At
the third Quarterly Meeting Conference, held
in Broad-Stfeet Methodist church, in this
city. last Monday night, MIR. John n. ilkin-
son was elected n steward in the church, and
the following persons were elected delegates
to the Richmond District Conference, to be
held Mt BelIamy's church, in Gloucester
county, commencing on Friday, August Stir
namely, William Holt Richardson, George l..
Bidgood, and c: &. Griswolt, with the fol-!
lowing gentlemen us alternates: Z. e. Par
ham, James B. Dupuy. ahd Ajax Gary.
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COMMERCIAL.
: CoRN AND FLOUR, EXEHAEGE.l
RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1872.
~ q ~ OFFERINGS.

WI4EAr.-White 1888 bushels. Red, l,loa bushels.
CoRy.-WIiite. 100 bushels. Mixed 4ee bushaiss
OkTSs-sea bushels. ~ TtEsse -&tFsss ~ -
FLoUR.-l0 barrels. -. s,.s:rss &;.,r.y. ~ i. .
-: y 'F77 SALES. '#s -
wHEkr.-white as bushels very good at Sf.ss
"a bushels good vt $1s8 ITO bushels good on private
terms: 20 bushels good at s15s 1l0 bushels fair al
81 SIS: 1874 bushels common at Si.f7 Red as bushels
very good at Slso 90 bushels good; at $l.sS l5o
bushels common at Sill; 15s bushels fair Mt sl5o
10 bushels common at Bias; is bushels common at
81 40 80 ~ 80 ,.S,9 - = 80,
CoRS-White, sss bushels very good at BIC. SIZE ~
-,r +. sRE-EXHIB1TED. n Ea, isrss,ss
5CoRN-Whitc. sso bushels. Mixed, 4es bushels.
OATS.-4eO bushels. .......-.es -.
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u. by James ~, lay Tor, as-.a
Real Estatb Agent aiil Auctsoneer, .
Office No. lilo Main street.

H,HREE BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA-
RELOCATED BUILDING LOTS, ON
MAIN STKEET NEAR MONROE PhRk. FOB
SAI,E AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on MONDAY
the 18th day Of July f.72 the premises. ate O'Clock
P. M three desirable III HIDING LOTS, one 'front.'
inc 40 fett on the north side of Main between Cuyert
and POPLAR streets aud cumming back 55 feet TO an
aley Is feet wide, and two between Poplar ana Nor
riss stteb.s ppilesits frgntlng 2,
feet EACH with all the building material theraon ana
manning hack 1876 feet to wide alley. -. Z
TERMS Une-rrl:ru ryii balance ut six ana
months for negotiable notes. interest adef ana Sc
'i " 10 ~ N JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auctioser..
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PARDoSED.--The Governor has pardoned
Peter Taylor leoloredb Of Brunswick county,
who was sent to the penitentiary for three
years for larceny. The pardon was ssrea
oy the Judge and jury by whom ttii,e prisoner
was tried. -
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Richmond Cham
Der of Commerce was held last evening. The
secretary laid before the Board large num-
Der Of communications received since the
last meeting.
The communications were referred to the
appropriate committees, and after the trans
action OF sope unimportant business the
Board adjourned. y ~
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81 Richardson 4 co.
Real Estate gents ard 1Aactioneers,
al No. lila 3fatn sfrscs.
WE HBNBRFD AND fW,Es;TY

4B scRrs ganUaBLE FNRnrNG I iisSf +
NEAR TIE 1TY7EORs SALE By. AUCTION
0nTUEsDhy The s5d instant, 1t O'Clock p. NJ. we
slialIselI By anction, on the premises, ONE HUN
DIsEsg A1stf sTWESTY1kCRES or the vALIJA-
BILE FARsz oai3ed by c. GerilarIt, OH the New
Central Tor Darbytein road adjoining the lzhts OF
Jacob Alice and others: all cleared, Improved, aud
fruits Vegetables ess,; and, fso js proximity TO
the city and the depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, should be IN every way desirable.
TERMS. onc-fnurtsf casti, 8 the balance I'm six,
twelve, and with interest secured
by deed OF trust. RICHARDSON co, Is
~ N Ssf3sS - sgtN fFseiStesaa 2 AucfIOpeefs +
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LEVY BROTHERS offer great bargains in Sill
scarfs and neck ilbbons, aud show the best assort
ment ever offered IN this city.
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NOMINATION OF CRIEr or PeIIcE. new
Beard OF Police Communist oae,s have ufani.
mousiy nominated Major John Poe, Jr.. for
che position OF Chief of Police. Msior Poe,ss
auaiiicat ions and efficiency are unqliestionetl
aud bis nofninatioa viii give general satisfae,
ton. - % s'o'e'0F
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INSTALLATION OF OFPIoERs.-The officers
of Pucahontas Tribe, 10. X. NJ, were pub
iicly installed at Marshall Hall on Tuesday
night. The Red Men appeared in full In
dian costume, and the ceremonies were those
of the old times. Addresses were made by
MeSsrs. w. c. Darlington, w. L. Granger,
George r. Harding, Martin, Sturdiyant,
Toby, and others. Refreshments were then
served. Pocahonras Tribe is in splendid
condition.
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Tue ALLEGED ABDUCTION CAsE.-Y estei<.
day morning Eugene Connonskei appeared
again before the Police Court to answer the
ehargeo Of feloniously abducting Georgeanna:
Nose Moses N gs q u Mss zen summers nom her
tedious investigation Justice White conclu-
ded to send the accused ON to the Hastings
Court for indictment on first Monday ill.,
September,
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PROFESSOR GUNNELLE.-'T This accomplished
4" spirt,alist" has concluded to remain three
DAYS longer ih Richmond. His performances
eartake largely of the marvellous, and please
and bewilder all intelligent audiences. He
exhibits at Virginia Hall tonight. ...