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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-29
A CARD.

Having disposed to Messrs. MANTOUE 90. my
right and title In the Charleston Branch OF the
Havana Cigar Factory, LA VALENTINO, In rettr.
Ing from the above named business return my
thanks to my friends and the public In general
for their kind patronage, and solicit q contin-
uarce OF the same for my successors.
MI. QUINTER0.
Charleston, 8. O., Feb. 12, 1872. febl4-tuthslm
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By B. NE MARSHALL g. BRO, .

70 BY Is. MsT MAKSHIAaHh % bhVsi ~
LIME PLANTATION IN ST. JAMES
Goose Greek. =,
THIS DAY, the 2oth instant, at II O'CLOCK, VIII
be sold at the Postof16e,
on Goose Greek, Known ss the AMelgrove Place" !"
having q settlement OF seven Buildings II con-
tans about rs acres Of cleared Uplands 1(0 sores
Of Rice Land, under bRBR, Wlth ample oacE MaSt
for the same, and the balance well Wo0ied: ~. . s
Terms eaar. nt1ada known at sale.G. n. -leD9 Z
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BY RI NJ ma ARSHALL&B BROTHER.
STOCKS AND BONDS AT AUCTION.
POstof1ee. - -. ~: =. =. i -,
$500. GITY CHARLESTON STOCK, 10 various
amounts One Savannah and Charleston Rail
road STATE Guarantee Bond Securities received,
up 70 hour OF sale. s .. -. -! = "a. leoI9
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CHARLESTON WHOLESALE AND Re-
TAIL MANUFACTURINa CIGAR AND TOBACCO
HOUSE,
No. sl0 KING STREET, THRRE DooRs SOUTH OF
SOCIETY STREET.
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MEERSOHAUM PIPES specially, therefore
can sell at prices to surprise you Suitable FOR
Christmas Presents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-04

Iuc SOCIETY or ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY
o. ,lnatHiA.--A charter granted tT JudSC
Henry St1a"kc!ford, Of the Circuit Court o
A:acu,2ria county to the Society OF Alumni
% IT, University Of Virginia has been lodged
in tilc Gi2o Gf the Secretary OF the Com
monwcaIlh for record. The capital stock Of
lhc Society is not 10 l'c les; than 500, ant
their maximum capital shall not exceed th'
sum of &Io,00o, divided into shares OF SIT
each. 40 stakeholder is ever TO receive any
n,eun.ar; benefit from the company, and tiit
inpIcs >lt.crlbcd is 10 he used in efforts lo
raise IN eHdoWmel: fund to l'e held and ap'
propYi";cd by the company lo4' tic benefit ol
the Uniycrslty Of Virginia.
Tie principal Office is to be l0cated at Char
lottcSvi!lr, and III" u!liccrS for the first yeal
are is follows: PRESIDENT, b. johnson Bar
bour; First tYicc-prcsidcnl, John Mcdaniel
Second Nicc-Prcsidcnt, William I. Early
Treasurer, \. II. Ntssie; Secretary. c. D.
FiShhurn. Executive Committee (Whcs'
duty il shall lc TO raise and manage the sn'
duwmcnt fund.-: y. Il. B!a!:cy, \. Ii. Mas" r.,
w. {. \. Randolph, Horace ". Johnston, Il
T. w. Duke, ". \. Quares, and ". Il. AL
iIUtt,
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ANOTHER DEAD INFANT Fo"ND.-About :
O'Clock on Saturday morning the dead body
of a female infant was found in Il yard on the
south side OF Franklin between Twenty
second and Twcnty-third streets. The skull
was crushed at the back OF the head, and the
body, when found. We; wrapped i'll Il piece
Of a lady's und"rs sarmen with ncwsIa. G
spread over it. A posi-mcrtem examination
WAS held. and it was decided that the child
was born alive.
at hai.past o'clock an inquest was held
over the remains of the child, Mr.. Timothy
herse being foreman of the coron"r's jury. y
verdict WIS rendered to the ctlc"t that the
deceased bad come to her death by violence
at the hands OF some person or persons tin
known to the jury.
The Jury, i; may be remarked, were great.
ly impressed with the murder, which seemed
atrociouS TO them, uud there was very
strong disposition oa ;:;e;r part to lay tn,
case over tor aon!c days il ordcrto ct FL"
thcr light.
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PROGRESS OF THE CAMPMGN.-The discus
sion between Captain George D. Wise and J.
Amber Smith, opposing candidates for Con-
9rcsS, came OFT. us announced. at the court
house. by the terms agreed upop, each
party was allowed two speeches of three
quarters OF an hour, Captain Wise to eud off.
lie made an earnest appeal to the honesty.
industry, ana Intelligence of the community
Tor their Sutllascs, and elected loud aD-
pausc. Mr.. Smith laborcd hard to arrtv
the laeoring men Of the town against the
capitalists, but bis effort was treated by
the large number Of mechanics present with
| tic dcrision 1t deserved. There were num-
Der OF hisfollowers present from Richmond,
who came with the intention of disturbing
the meeting, but flnding every preparation fo,
| their reception rather warm concluded that
discretion was the better part Of valor, and
remained toicrahy civil. DR.. Martin pre-
sided over the moctu.,. and kept As good or
der as was possible under The circumstances
Tonight there will bc n grand maSs-mccting
and several distinguished speakers will be
present.
IMrEoY!NG TIE STRELTS.--'Thc work OF
grading and paving upper IIull street from
| "Old Town Point" to the Petersburg road
is progressing E.voraIlv. and the town hands
| under Mr. Bourne, are engaged in the CEN
tr.d portion Of the town. The work cf ey-
tending Senlnes and Seventh streets Is also
Being pushed forward, although the side
| Wlak Oh Hull street needs repairing in srv-
ecal places.
New BUrrIsGs.-llr. s. r. Owens has
commenced the erection Of q brick store iluti
| dwelling at the corner Of Hull aud Thif
tccnth streets; and at Decatur and Ihir
| tccnth Mrs. Bctt is having built handsome
frame dwelling. Tie Dtw brick house ot
| Mrs. Tray,or is ready fer occupancy. 4
the first brick bui'dirg erected for SC.mC
years, this lousc demand; & Ea.sing notice
| lis appearance is handsome, :: i supplied
with 81 modern improvements, and Is real!
an ornament 10 tie t0N'n.
TIE WATER SccrLY.-Thc taking down o.
| all the plugs ii enc fiGlo for repairs, al,
| striking vii t;i- Wl"!. las hccn Il .piin.!s In
convenience 10 those Using. water from hy
lrantS, and in case Of 4 fire might prove !:
sd calamity.
Acc1pEST.-IIr. Joseph Dawson, residing
! or Thirteenth street near Scmnes, accident.
al!e S.lnt himself IN tic right arm while gun.
ming last Fri,i.y, inilicting painful but &c:
@c"t"Ii> ilceii-HuGn.i.
The CorxTv Granville Robinson
! the commissioner OF roads, rcpor:S that tiic
road. in his district Avc al been well work
cd and are in good condition, ail the r0I''
masters having qualified save Mr.. John 3.
| Lipscombc, whose place was illItd by Nr.
Joseph Rcdford.
TELuGRArH LIsE.-i telegraph line i
being run between Green's Quarry, Oh thC
! \ I 4
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TRAysrErs OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
| nr runycyanccs oi' real estate were made
during the week ending November 1872
Lot fronting 50 feet on Laurel street heal
Beverly, for $50.
Lot fronting 2G! feet on Grace street hc'
tween Third and Fourth, for S3,j23.
Lot fronting 20a feet on Pine street be.
tween Albcmarlc and Spring, for al,l'c.
Lot fronting 23a feet on Main street BE-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth, Tor SIS
900.
Lot fronting 80 feet on 81. James street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, fer S4j0.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Pine street Rcal
Cum eyland, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 2S feet on Marshall street be-
tween Second and Third.
Lot fronting 12O feet OIL Twcnty-fourtf
street near Il, for $50.
Lot fronting 81 ! feet on Main street corner
OF Third (thrce-fourths interestl, lot fronting
% feet on Marshall street near College (threc
fourths INTEREST,", lot fronting % feet on Mar
shall street near College (threc-fourths III
terest), for $4,000.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Broad street be.
tween Twentieth and Twenty-tr,t, for 1896
Lot fronting Sd feet on Twenty-third street
between NJ and n, for S495.
Lot fronting 60 feet on Pine street corner
Cumberland, for Sl,305.
Lot fronting So feet OH TWenty-!lfth street
near 0, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Laurel street be-
tween Albemarle and Sprin@, for $40.
Lot frontin" 80 feet on Cabel street near
Hickory, for S135.
Lot fronting 3 feet on Dover street be.
tween Plum and Haryie, for so.
Lot fronting SO feet on Dover street be-
tween Plum and Harvie, tor $500
Lot fronting 259 feet on Fifth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, for $1,000.
Lot fronting 90 feet OH Puliam street near
Adams, for St24.
Lot fronting 20s feet on Seventh street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, for st,oco.
Lot fronting 65 feet on Grace street corner
Sixth. for $4,000.
Lot fronting feet Oh Broad between
Twentieth aud Twenty-!irst streets, for Size.
Lot fronting 40 fec. On Broad between
Twentieth and Twcnty-irst Streets, Icy
c2,0SJ.
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wnss.iuetOu ITEMS.

WASHINGTON. November 2.-Cosonet hoph'
late Collector OF Customs at savannah, iii',
settled his accounts. which were soheWhat
DELAYED by II subordinate dcialcation.
The Government Offices are almost ae'
serted, the employees having nearly All gone
home to vote next Tuesday.
Wizards Hotel, which has been closed
nearly year, was opened to-day. The pro-
p,ie,or, Colonel Coke, is feeding the press
Tonight. No cost has been spared IN embeI-
fishing and furnishing the hotel.
General Walker, superintendent OF tne
Census Bureau, recommends in his report TO
Congress that enumerations be made every
five instead of ten years.
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:, y fRASKLls-STREEr STABBISa ARRAY
IT.. ~. l.. a. Grecn appeared before acting
L"'icc justice Crew on Saturday morning
10 answer the Charge Of assaulting and stab
| n'ng Benjsmln Hays with dirk-knifn at tho
Academy OF Music on Friday night. Mr..
hays was also charged with breaking
down The door Of the Academy of Music
| and creating disturbance It is stated that
on The night of the difficulty the orchestra
| had tcen paid for their services the sum Of
SlA, which amount was part Of the pro
cccds Of the evening. Three of the Nor.
formers (Mr. Hays being one of the numhcrl
| to whom the propretors Of the show were
| indebted called at the Office also, or on the
lessee, and demanded that they, too, should
receive $40 each on account. They were
refused the money, and ii soon became known
TO The audience that there would be no per-
| forinance. The lessee, or one Of the con.
| ccrn, announced publicly in the hall that
there would hc no exhibition, but told the
audience that they could get their money
| back it they would call on the ticket agent
at the boN-oilicc. The money soon gave out,
| aud the concern found themselves fourteen
dollars short. with u number of clamoroll-
spectators. Quiet was finally restored, how
ever, and the crowd dispersed. AT later
| hour it appears that Mr.. Green WAS in the
| Academy OF Music, and was either called
upon by Mr. Jones, the owner Of Tie build
| ing, or proticrcd his services to aid him in a
difficulty which did occur. And it was at
| this time that Mir. Hays was stabbed, as ht
charges, by~Grecn. The wound is very
| dangerous onc--in the right side Just I'm.
der tie ribs. The clSr was continued for
! further examination until tlIis morning. The
Injured man was on Saturday evening doing
| Wei, and lore was entertained that he would
speedily recover. Mr.. Green was committed
to mi!
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Auction StE.F,S TTssS DAY.

THOMAS ". NEtSEE viii sell ut 10 A. II. si;ncfb
pianos, household !ursJ'are, organs, mirrors
&C.
W. y RADCLIFFE viii sell ri 10 \. NJ. groceries
&c.
GEUnBS & WILLIAMS will sell at l2M. In front
q: Hcnrtco courthouse. farming and woodland
In Ilcnrico below The city.
J. THOMPSON BROWN will sch nj II A. NJ. IN
tho Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, rcrishahlc aud personal property, fur
uiturc, farming implements, &c.
GRCB3S & WILLIAMS will sell Mt 4 +. NJ. Mon
tcsuma, on the Mcchanicsy!llc turnpike two
miles cast Of Richmond.
WILLIAM Il. POLK will sell 1t Hcnrico County
court-honsc tract OF land. rcaC hungary s:i-
ton, containing. sixty acres.
W. GOnDiN will sci, 1T ~ i. VI. hrs,-cl1',
dwelling and racant los on Franklin, Main, and
Adams streets,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVES TO THE REsGrE !-GRASn
RALLY At ASSEMBLY HALl.Thvrc will be Il
grand rally of Conservatives. without dis.
tinction of wards, at Assembly Hall TO night.
Let every Conservative attend. \ rousii's
time may be anticipatcd. Addresses may
certainty bc expected from Governor Gilbert
{. Walker, Colonel Il. f. Wi,hcrs (-!ate
elector}, Cap!aiu Geor.c u. Wise, anu other
prominent speakers Of This city and from else
where. The following gentlemen are re-
queSttd 10 act in the respective capacities
hereinafter set forth, and t. be promptly n
t'lc hal! at halt-paSt : O'clock =. NJ:
PrCs'dcnt.-Generll Bradley T. johnson.
iice-PrcSjt!cnti.-Gcn Pcyton Wise,
Raleigh T. ranicl, ESD, Thomas Branch,
Esq, Isaac Davenport. Jr., Esq. General
". {. NcwEcrrv. Colonel .lnScp! Mayo,
General J. L. Anderson, {. ". Walace, Z.
L. Cook. Esl.. !. L. Pace j. NJ. Talbot,
sam Mac Ibhln, John VI. Higgins, sol. Wise,
J. {. Smith. John +. Bos>ieuX, j. j. English,
John {. Walsh, Colonel W. +. Tanner. w.
i. lSaacs, y. NJ. Lee, p. 7. Moore, j. Ii.
Claiborne. L. II. FIaySer, j. Thompson
Brown, Major b. II. Nash, 7. II. Wynne
Joseph Hall, John T. Baird, George Klein,
/. Wagner. William English, John Uasin,
jr.. Hon. \. ". Kelley.
Sccrrfnr3es.--Lauis I. BoSsicuZ and the
editors Of the Conservative Press, including
the German newSlnp2Ts.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and MONEY Bnr

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, November 2.-The bank state
meit shows that loans have increased $3.50
oUe. specie increased 81 100000, legaI-tenders
decreased SG25, 200, deposits increased 81, ,125,-
900.
Money, 4 to $ per cent. Sterling heavy at
1882 to lCS3. Gold, 11ls to llI3. Govern
mcnts declined J 10 Z. Suites dull and
unchanged. Tenne$see's, IS; new. 713. Yir.
ginia's, A; new, 81: consos, j4!; deferred,
10. Louisiana's, 56I; new, IS. Leyce's, 80;
Ss, 90. Alahama'S, so; IS, GO. Georgia's. 20
's,SS North Carolina's, 3%z; new, 70; special
tax, ~. South Carolina's, 50; new. 26
April aud October, 27.
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ApDrTioSAL rREMIUMS.--1n tranSrribing
tiac reports of the .inc.:cS at the Fair Grounds
several inaccuracies vicpt into the puhii>!i' d
report.
Mr. John G. Hughes, whose machine fcr
cutting tobacco was aWar;lcl q fist T,r.
miur. is put down rs haling from Nn0c.
stock instead Of from this city, where be
h::> lived for TIC last thirty years.
Nj. John 7. Ccwan. Of Montgomery, rc-
rcjIeG the premium Of SO tor swcclst. kcs
for c>t COW oi any 40 or breed.
GnNcry oad Ejlo JUois,-H.>t snhc;mcil
of circular SAYS made in Nirg:ni:', first i'r,-
mium and medal 10 y. J. Misicr d Co., of
Richmond. B>:i reaper, soc'i0jI", and t, e,ij.
medal and premium 10 Sanlr. lest specimen
Of litc>, mc(iaI ard premium ~ .a!n",
These coat:- were al OF Hiti'n'ord nr3'il-
Glc;rr,. and of such character Us 10 attract
the attention Of a'!.
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woodruff 4; Ciaifin Arrested for F.fbc,

New ioRK, November 2.-TEc fclua,t,
bankers Woodruff & Chtiin were arrested
to-day for gross libel. They We're taken be-
fore Commissioner Osborne aud held in
5000 each for tiial. No one appearing to
bill them, they were taken to tic Ludlow
street Jail.
\ great deal Of talk was occaSioncd about.
town over the arrest. The proceedings
against them were first taken by 4, y. Chal-
IL, tnc we'-knoWn broker, who last night
applied for warrants for their arrest for :.
gross, scardalOu-, and malicious article
on him. Before these warrants could
hc executed, some one acting on be-
bali Of another libcilcd party, as it is said.
and with the rid oI COn>tock, the famous
| enemy to obscene literature, had warrant.
issued against the women by United >ta.e>
Commissioner Osborne. The atidavits in ttse
case were made by Albert Anderson, a post
office ccr,i; q Dir. WOODY, Of BROOKLYN
and 7. W. Hccs, clerk i'll the Independent
newspaper Office, who sUcars to the sending
Of the offensive publications through the
mails ly the accused. The witnesses In tiic
casc-WiIiiGm Moody, y negro, and &. D
Miles, who mailcd the papcrs-Wcre sent tc
the House Of Detention.
The two women will have hearing Mon
tlir. They manifested their Usual ho!dne-s
and dc:cGlited On the Tay 10 prison on til,
0uY1.c Of their arrest anal confinement over
Sunday. They insisted upon having suit
aiic rooms in the Jail.
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Brilliant Closing o: the Campaign in
the First District.
Especial telegram to the DisnatciI.I

Especial telegram to the DSpatcil.I
FREDERICKSBURG, November 2.-JuGrc
Crump and Major Carrington. of Richmond
addressed large Conservative meeting here
tonight, closing the most thorough and
effective canvass ever known in this part OF
Virsinia. Five meetings were held during
the day in Stafford and Spotsslyania, which
were well attended, and addressed by our
can7asscrs and volunteers, under the au-
spices Of the Greeloy and Brown Club.
There will be torct-light procession aud
grand rally on Monday night.
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.fT' 3 ATC II L LOR'S HAIR DYE..-
rh!s splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world
Tho only true ana perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
aud instantaneous; no disappointment; no r!d!cu-
"us tints or unpleasant odor. Pcnedies the ~
effects Of bad dyes and asl:cs. Produces i,nnc-
dately Il superb black or natural brown and leaves
the hair clean. soft, ai!l beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BATriIGLOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BArCIIELOE.
Sc 2a-cod Proprietor, New York.
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CuANCERY FoUhT OF RlCHMo:p, ThurSdGy
Oc'otcr 3l.--Thc following eases were dis.
posed of:
TcrriEI and wife Is. TcHlplcman. &c. De.
cree confirming report of special commits
sioncr. directing decd 10 Tie purchaser, and
making final distribution Of tie fund.
Rogers, &c, Is. Page. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
spots rs. SPOTS, &c. Order approving Of
report OF commissioner and deposit Of fund
as therein mentioned.
Booker rs. Darlington, dc. Decree ap.
proving and confirming report OF conmls-
sioncr showing final Distribution of the fund.
AddingtoM's executor Is. S!"at, dc. De-
cree referring caiisc to commissioner for
inquiry and report.
,JuncS's executors -. Saunders, Sc Deere
authorizing investment Uf the fund therein
mcn:ipnui!.
Turner & Cooley cs. Hatcher's sdnliHis-
t!1,,er, &c. Decree referring cause to cJ!l-
missioner fol account and report.
C0:c's trustee Is. Cole, &c. Decree Con-
iirlning report Of commissioner and direct
ing sale OF the property i'll the bill and pro-
cccdings mentioned.
Scott &c. Is Palmer &c. Decree making Il
partial distribution of the fund.
Walter cS. North and l'nHher. Decree
confirming report making final distribution
Of the fund.
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Thrown rEoM 4 HoEs. AND EJrEEn.-,
about noon Oh s2tur3ly Nas.er Charles
Brown. s"n II Mi. Richard Brown, was
t..?uW; from i i.or-" pn ''rc:,t' -:ji;i, street
ne..r lis irr,or. and badly bruised. Tie
horse tnci> fright, ard hc2onj;ne unnmnaga-
alI,. ran away. Tie injuries wliic,l the little
fellow received w,rc caused. il is supposed,
~ The horse lGr1t,il., Epon him.
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Eit'orS Dt$pHtch: \ communication on
lil .u|icct OF the late fair oi the Virginia
~Ir'" Agricultural society in your Satur-
Ga,'> paper, signed "a Member" says {:
" i.re, iir'tability and more courtesy on the
3N!t al the Secretary towards those having
.u>l'!",, with linn would hayca good effect .
I; u" Secretary has been wanting in conr-
""y lie is not aware Of il, end Mi! simply
= that should he have been he will not he
-an0 lurking in justice. and that "A Aleul-
1'',' !! he feels himself aC@revcd, Shall
..ye reputation OF satisfaction, as the case
a.ay ~ +. q. LEI.,ii, Secretary.
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New IoRE, November 2.-The horse ma
ad% il rapidly atati"g. The wt2.lci is
bracing.
Thcrc were IS deaths IN this city vcster-
IL, and IS in Brooklyn.
The general trade Of the city has hccn
paialyzcd nil the week E,y the horse disease.
'rLe conditions Of merchandise have been
nomlil,ily unchanged, and the absence OF
transfer l:l.ilitics necessarily checked tr;,rs.
actions. and so, in want Of business values.
ary nJMl!al.
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FOREIGN TRApE.--The American brig
Chowuu, Captain Mcfarland, left this port
ON Friday with 2,125 barrels of -four. snip
u d BY the Gullego Mills Manufacturing
Company, for Flo dc Janciro.
The Norwegian brig oscar, Captain Rass-
r,as>2n, cleared in bulltst Oil Saturday for
Baltimore.
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Pol!cE CorrT, SArvRDAY-Justice Wi1innl
HuN Crc,r p"csidinJ.-The following eases
were disposed o.:
Robert Chandler (colorcd), charged with
having in bis possession Il lot OF railroad iron,
the property of tn" Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Continued to 9th.
Charlotte Davis, Alice Winston, and Liz
zie Coleman, charged with being disordetIy
and fighting in the public street. Fined -
elch.
There were quite Il number Of other cases,
but all tie parties Were discharged.
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DENTISTRY

NEW AND TALUABLEINSTRU-Ea T. 60
e CII1y
MEST.-IIaying added to my case Of instruments
ouc or pr. MorrIsUils celebrated " BUR ENGINES,''
Ian. prepared to operate upon the na.ura | teeth
with LES, PAIN AND FATIGUE 10 the patient,
and also with greater pidty and thoroughneSs. than
Is po-slie 10 Lc obtained by the hand.
JUD. B. WOOD, ID. u. S.
Orr!rr: 40. : Ninth street. ap 3o-cod
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PrRsosAL.-Dr. William Ii. Taylor, city
coroner, has returned from Leesbutp,
whittier he went to TESTIFY ID tue Lioya
poisoning case. ,
to be able 10 resume his GuC!ss III e:'e 1o!lce
Court thi, morning.
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~ROSADALIS.-S. Fronts, Principal
Of Popiar Tent Academy, near Concord, y. c.. aud
who has used Rosa1a!!s for IuCricnt Consumption,
says:
Lam a living monument Of the marveous effects
OF your Rosadals.
b. TIC time | had taken The sixth bottle my cough
and other concclnitlnt symptoms had entirely left
in III hort, regarded myself a5 rescued from thc
grave b. your wonderful medicine, for verify be-
ii.ve | would not have lirc! through the present
summer md only the ordinary remedies hccn eln-
pluycI IL may DC well. also, I" state that from boy
hGVl have hada eruption on my l"eswhlcl nothing
would ever remove. Ii has now entirely disappeared.
can bear witness to the fact that RoSa''!ii; viii
cure Consumption In its early stages" 10 .cnt'2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-04

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