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Legislative.

As We expected, Mr.. Bennett aid
no.allOw bis name to b. brought befo;r
the Democratic caucus for tho position
Of President Of the Senate He
thought he could be Of more service to
hi' constituents by being upon tie
floor
Captain sidah Campbell. Of Gilmcr,
was elected DOorkecpsr Of the House,
the same position be held last year.
colouel Pat Duffy, Of Brazton, was
elected one sfthe Assistant Clerks Of
the Hoaie.
Louis Bennett, of Weston, wis che.
sen one Of the Assistant Clerks Of tho
Senate.
The members seem thus far 10 b.
aciuatsd by a desire to do we'll and
quickly the work that 1, bol0re them
Elsewhere 10 this paper will be found
asynopsis of their proceedings as far
rs received We shall keep our read.
.srs veil posted as to Whist transpires
at The 4. Of q.
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A Mystery.

Afcw days ago. as Mr. Asa W ymcr
was opening an old coal bank on bis
property. near the residence Of Mr..
fogle. on Stone Coal. be came upon a
mass Of deeayed bones, which. upon
examination By himself aud others,
we're pronounced to be the remains Of a
human skeleton, although they were
so badly decayed, as to be almost
beyond recognition. On digging down
little further. it was discovered that
immediately below where the body had
r'Tsd. Gre bad been made, and the
vein Of coal considerably burnt.
10 this connection We are reminded
that about thirty years ago, a man
named RexrOad, who lived in that 10.
eality, was missed, and has never since
been heard of. Whether thcs. be the
remains Of Rexroad or not. i.a my,.
tety. Bnt that they are human bone,
I,sms clear; for Mr. POglO preserved
all that could be saved, and ha, them
pOE at his house.
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The Epizootic.

Az yet. no properly developed case
of this disease has appeared in this
plice; but from all parts of tho ada.
cent country. We hear oft manifesto.
tions. In this connection we desire to
warn our people against the erroneous
idsa that the malsdy is confined to
towns or Villages. This is not the
case In Greenbrier. Pocahoutas and
Randolph it has played havoc among
tue nurses; aud the inference is that il
it appears smOng the pure mountain
air Of those counties. Il 10 not worth
while to try to cvsde it by remaining
away from the towns 10 thi, matter
you hayo got to trust to luck"
Up to this time eur stage horses
have escaped; and at the livery sta.
bles Of James = Cole and Mr. Free.
man no ease is rCported. We may
escape entirely, but Of this no man eau
tell. We hope for tue best, aud
"trust to luck"
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ForgIn. Pension Papers.

We learn from a reliable source,
that Noah B walmsley, Justice Of
the Peace for Washington Township,
Upshur county. was arrested on Mon.
day last, BY Deputy United states
Marshall Samuel Rapp. charged With
making out and receiving money on
fraudulent pension pSpcrs. He was
taken to Clarksburg, to await bis trial
at the District Court.
Squire walnslsy Is we'll known and
highly respected in Lewis as we'll AS in
Upshur county; ind this announce.
,nent wiz be a most unwelcomC sur.
prise to his frieuds lie ha6 been n
Justice ever since the formation Of the
now State. aud was accounted ono Of
the most reliable men in his communi.
Nv,
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synopsis orthe Proceedings
Of the West Virginia
Legislature.
SENATE.

Pursuant to tho provisions Of the
New Constitution, the Senate convened
in its chamber ut II o'cloek, NJ, aud
was called to order by Senator Scott,
Of Richie.
The Chairman then presented the
list Of members appearing by the re-
turns to be elected, and the roll being
called, all were found present except
A. j, Pannell, Of Ohio county, and
were duly sworn in.
The frst business in order being the
selection Off President, Mr.. Walker
presented the namO Of D, D. johnson,
OfTJlcr county
There beiug'no further nominations,
vote was taken. which resulted in
the unanimous election Of Mr. John.
son.
For the Office Of Clerk. Mr.. Bennett
nominated Mr. Joseph S. Miller, Of
Cabell county, and there being no fur.
Their nominations, he was unanimously
elected.
For the Office Of scrgcan,.At.Arms,
Mr. Caldwell nominated Mr.. N. s.
Clark, Of Wood county, and be was
unanimously elected
For the Office Of Doorkecprr, Mr..
Shelton nominated Mr.. J. d. Anderson,
of Nicholas county, aud he was unani.
mously elected.
On motion Of Mr.. Camden,
Resolved, That Committee oftvo
bG appointed to notify the House of
tho organization Of the Senate.
The President appointed. under said
resolution, hlessrs Camden and Scott.
A message from the iiousc Of Dele.
gates, by Messrs. Knots, Floyd aud
Price announced the organization Of
tia, body and its readiness 10 proceed
to business.
A message from the House, by
MCssrs. Davenport and -. an.
nouneed that that body was ready IL
open and publish the result of the Au.
gust clrctiou. for State officers, as pro.
vided in the new Constitution
The Senate then proceeded in body
to the Hall of The House. where tn
votes Of tho August election were
opened and published.
The Governors ncaDge was com.
muuicuted to the Legislature by Colo.
nel John NJ. Phelps, Secretary Of
State.
Mr. Bennett introduced Senate Bill
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HOUSE Or DELEGATES.

AT IL NJ. the House Of Delegates Of
the eleventh annual session Of ,6s West
Virginia Legislature was called to or.
der BY Mr.. Stout. and upon bis mo.
ton, DR.. Flowers, Of Marion, took the
Chair temporarily. The latter with
brief remarks announced that proceed.
ing' looking 10 the organization Of The
House werc in order.
The next business in order was the
presentation Of certificates Of election
by the members elect Of the House, at.
ter which ths oath as such members BY
the parties holding the certificate, wa,
taken. The qualification Of members
having been concluded, the roll va,
called and !. was ascertained that all
but four were ptesent-Alessrs. Brown
Of -, Grow, Of jackson, Hulliien,
Of Ohio, aud Price Of Calhoun.
The question Of the selection Of A
Speaker then coming on to be consid .
cred, Mr. Ferguson Of Wayne, nomi.
mated Mr., W. W Miller. Of Wheeling.
aud Nj White, Of Marshall, proposed
the name Of Mr. Price, Of Monongalia,
for that position
Upon rire roce vote. the former
was chosen by A against II.
The election Of officers having been
resumed, Mr.. Morrison, Of Brs1tOu,
nominated Mr. ]. B PeytOn for Cleri,
which, upon motion Of Mr.. White, VA,
made unanimous.
For sergeant-at-Arns. Mr. Lovr. Of
Berkeley, nominated Mr.. John W
l HOrnor, Of Parksrsburg, the last year
Sergeant. and bis election. liE. The
Clerks, was made unanimous upon me.
ton OF Mr. Smith. Of Tyler.
Mr.. s. II. Campbell. Of G liner, wa,
nominated for Door Keeper BY Nj,
Snyder, Of GilmCr, and at tue ins,an,e
Of Mr Farnswurth. Of Ilpshur. hi.
election was alsu made by Hee nns,i :.
The Senate aud House mpt in io,,,,
session before adjOurrmsut. to cousitr,
he matter of tile opening Of tbe .lrc.
iion returns as before indicated Th,s,
lishCd "'' pun
Mr. FarnswOrth presented tie ne,i
ton of E. L. Wade, eonte.tin lin PHI n,
election Of Samuel Mcmillan as Dols.
gate Tor DOddridge county, and moved
Us reference to a special Committee,
! on motion Of Mr. Lewis. n va,
laid on The table. " vs."
Mr.. Knots presented the petition If
AbsalOm Knots, eOnte.tinr liz sss. n
a. L. Price q, Delegate for Calbonn
county, and moved L, reference Ia !
special committee, but, 90 motion Of
MIR. smith, 1t was laid on The tsbls
The Secretary Of State s tT ssy'i' :,
The bar Of the House and presented ,
message IN writing from His Exs,l.
lency' the Governor, which wa, I r".5
40, and 90 motion Of Mr., Lewis. lnid M
the table and ordered to be prints. S ="
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The Governor. Message,

Elsewhere 10 thi, paper we print a
fair synopsis Of Governor jacobs mes.
EsgO TO tho Legislature. 1t will be
found, from the facts it contains, worthy
of rerusal We don't propose to Drag
about Democratic economy, but sug,
geSt a comparison as to the condition
Of tho Treasury now, aud its 6x few
years back. Mr. Jacob makes some
good recommendations, and othors
which will hardly meet with the favor
Of the Legislature or the people. OF
this. however, lot the people judge.
As a writer Of messages, our Israel
ilish Executive is a success.
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severe Accident.

We learn by letter from Charles
ton that as Mr.. Bennett was on his
way to ,ha, distant laud Of kanawha,
while on the train, be met with an &C.
cident, caused by the sudden joltiug Of
the cars, which resulted 10 badly
Epraining bis right shoulder and left
ankle. For several days this painful
mishap prevented bis walking or
writing, lnG for some time he suffered
severely; although he did not absent
himself from the Senate Chamber We
are glad to learn, however, that he Is
about well again,
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All serene.

No event that wo have heard Of has
occurred during the past week Of
sutfcien, Importance to Gauss general
rejoicing or sorrow. The Nation con.
ttnues to move along under the gov.
trnmentul direction Of Grants Ad.
ininiitraton in tue even tenor Of its
way; aud the national calamity"
which happened on the 9Th Of NOyea-
Der may yet be turned into 'ustiOual
blessing ~ Who knows?
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WESTON Nj ARBLE WORKS.
Something New in Lewis,
"PATRoNIzE noaEINDusTRY"

The undersigned has opened a stOu,
and Marble Yard in Weston, where he
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head aud Tombs.One,, Monuments,
FoOt-stonrs, &C., on the most reascpa.
bic tesms. | have made arrangement,
to secure q quantity Of hard and lash.
ing Rock for these purposes, which
will be equally as durable as Marble,
lo'k acoul as well and cost great deal
less | shall also make IIeaf,hstosss,
Mantle Pieces, Grinisloucs, &C,, fot
the manufacture Of which | Will erect n
saw mill for cutting HouC. | shall
shortly go through the county soliciting
orders, A ,riut Of my work i rec.
pcclfully solicited.
E Plans and specifications for ,,v
description Of Building iarni,G.d ~ :,
reasonable rates, W. j. .KiTSUS ~
W''''n, o,Iabsr 81, 1872
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F o U N d,

A NorE executed by Gary Davis in
favor Of Nlarcellus Coburn, for 800.
The owner eau have il on application
at my Office, BY paying tho cost Oftbis
advertisement. J. ". WorFiSplS.
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TEEDEh8lDCRlT
MowAaS. - Dec, y
The FirSt

By Tho courtesy and promptneIs Of
our worthy de.egate, Hon. A A.
Lewis, TnR DEAOcRAr was favored
With the fret copy Of the Governors
message tina, arrived in Weston. For
th and other documentary fayOrs, VT
make our best bow
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BED TICKS

his Web ,a,a ASsn y, And VIII woOfl,r b,,,
on, ~ supply OF good straw on bSSJ Az r", ,s
tles ass! ring 70 have their lid TiSt' "T az u
would do wsll,o vlvs th,n AZ All i'sA' h''0d,
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oyERcoATlNGs.

In chinshilla, Castor, Edr,dou. Yo,..r
and EsquimeuI Beavers and
.,o-,,, English MELONS.
CLOTHS, English, Preach .rd German, of
every texture and color.
C ASST u English, French .ui
American, 10 an endless variety.
iively. SA'"'Ss sie1a'
. yvESs;,TIlSes, Ia Plush, Velvet c.,Sn.,,.
and SILK, ofsrsry style aud grade.
SHIRTS.
NAd' 70 order Der, from actual measurement .ld
Aft GUARANTEED.
THos. HUGHES q co.
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JOuS ] JlcoB.
Err RALsToN,

Err RALsToN, Proprietor,
New varieties Of Goods in my line
just received. Tho attention Of the
public is respectfully called to my Gle.
giant stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jew.
elry, &c. A large assortment Of goods
suitable for PRESENTS, which will
DO sold yory low.
En- RALsrOS, Main Street.
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1879 us
FALL AND WINTER,
THos. HUGHES 4 60.
Fashionable
MsreMant vaAors,
Aud dsal.r,i.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
No. IS,
Corner Monroe and Water Streets,
Whesling. W. Va,

Now have ,b.pl.a,ur, .fop.uiar to tn. ell.
tens Of wheeling and vicinity the IA rttt
and best assorted stock ofClcths, Ca,sin,r,,
,Ve'tlnEI and orereoatihgI that has ever
been brought TO this market. Win IN.
creased faeililieii In our Work Der trtn,ntby
the addition ofsercral expert hands from Is,
eastern cities and an Incompatible s,lse,io,
ahd variety OF good, we hope 10 .Iseut. ali
orders entrusted TO our care in a manner
unsurpassed by asy similar sstabli,hn,p in
The East 0ot stock comprises
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THE NO,

tn E PA N o.
Mas. 81. P. FISHER would hereby
notify the public that she |,
prepared to give
LESSONS on THE PIANO.
The patronage Of the eiiiIsns Of
Weston and vicinity is respectfully
solicited.
wrsTox, Sept 80. 1917.
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TINE ENTERPRISE
o,., BOOT q AN, AND SHOE STORE.
Main Street, w..ten.

,,a Ts' y 1sHd'F'isn'd ia. opened IA ,l.r.n
un,,, s B. .S.,. AND AM. SHOES.
NOTE the FACT|i L,,n ' ~, I s;
GIots, KID, LaRi.q ana N N. sans
Button Gaitsi, Bp6, Goa, o ,s' ~
r T Bai', M'iti and C6iis,sr,
r ~ - and Fancy Colorst, SiOs, 81
for DAD. "9 '"'ap
GIVE Ms a CALI. and NJ, .uh
es'taIa 10 n luited
v, r. WILKINSON
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WI prsetleein Lsri. .sd ad;oiulnr cons.
~ Nc. as Agent VI 'hv National Co.OSets,i,,
business Agency Company, viii proe,,s
american and Foreign Patents, ptos.ea,.
Bounty, Penilop, and all other Kinds y,
oovefansnt Claims, and roll,e. d.bt, AZ
States. " As 0hied
lle will also act asa Real Esn, A,.,,
. AN ~. a s, .sea assesses un.qu.lel . seilll
tns buying ana selling fLand o I'd r.
IA 10, -f s. so.,n
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cnccs If this line is allowed to pass into other
hands than ours. We take heavy burden
in our undertaking to do the work with the
aid asked, but we will assume it if others
will help as they ought. Yours, truly,
"a. S. BuFoRD."
Mr.. Wagner moved TO amend Mr.. Ander-
sons resolution by striking out that clause
submitting the action of the Council to the
Legislature, and inserting proviso that it he
submitted to vote of the people for ratilica-
ton or rejection.
Mc>srs. Higgins, Palmer, and Isaacs fi-
vorcd, and MessrS. Wynnc, Wexford, and
Scott of Jefferson Ward, opposed the appro-
prmtion.
The amendment of Mr.. Wagner was re-
iected---aycs. IS: noes, IA.
Mr.. Whitlock moved to further amend by
n proviso that "thc Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company complete the said
thirty and 4 half miles of railroad from
Chrkesville to KeySville by or before the 1st
of July, 1914 Accepted.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Anderson
was agreed to by the following vote:
AYES.--Mcssrs. Anderson, Palmer, Stokes, Isaacs,
Higgins. htlock, ,.ipscomh Bossieux, Allen, For
rc>tcr. Brsscinian Freeman, Manly, and Starkc-l4.
Chcscrman, Wyune, Bargamin, English, Wexford
Wagner Davis. Scott tDr. W. H.. Metzgcr, kcrse,
and Ropcr-l3.
The report as amended was then adopted
by ]6 ayes to y noes. SO the appropriation
was ordered.
JUDGMENT AGAINST TIE CITY.
Mr.. Isaacs presented a judgment of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond fol-
$4,000 against the city, and in favor of Stew.
art, Buchanan IL Co., for salt furnished the
city during the war.
On motion of Mr.. Bargamin, an appropri.
alton was made for the amount named.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Allen: Petition of employees OF
City Gas Works for increased pay. BY Mr..
Lipscomb: For grading of Twenty-seventh
street. BY Mr.. Higgins: OfPatrick Larkin
tor indemnitication. BY Mr.. Wynne: OF
Tredegar Company, for permission to build
Il railway track from their works to the Pc
terSburg depot. BY same: Of Bradley r.
johnson and others, owners Of property on
Franklin street between Foushee and Madi
son streets, against the widening Of Franklin
street without condemnation.
Sundry petitions for permission to erect
new buildings were presented and referred
Adjourned
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SToXEwALL AMATEUR DRAMATIC AssocIA-
r1oN.-An association with this name has
been organized in this city with the follow
ing officers: \. J. Terry, president; George
B. Davis, business manager and treasurer
Edward A. Rudd, secretary William II.
Turner, agent; Professor John Rheinhardt,
musical director; Eugene Davis, stage man.
ager; Charlie Crawford, corresponding Sec
retary. A committee was appointed to
draft bylaws for the government of the So
ciety. They will hold n meeting next Tues
day night. The Society will give an enter.
tainment next Wednesday night at Virginis
Hall for the benefit of sNew Temperance
Hail." No public performance will be given
except for charitable purposes.
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,rcTIoS SALES TRIIS DAY.

....1- Il N-GuToN will sell at their auction
~.,,., ~, - O'Clock hou~chold furniture, &C.
3tFA GonpiN viii sell ats r. NJ building 10,
- rvra;y-ntnth at Its Intersection with NJ
,,r','
" ,,upplN VIII sell at 10 ~ NJ n large lot OF FUR.
.gr,rr. G,rr!agc, harness, cows hogs' poultry
f.rl.iuS supplements, Nj "Marsi,'eia' on 'n'
rj.hnoud. Fredericksburg ana tetomac fSi''
road.
,..riI < son win sell at +. NJ. two-St"r:
,y.rA dwelling and lot on the south side OF Mail
r,.fvr,.:. ''!r>t aud Foushcc streets
..,.i.r,t> { WILLIAMS will sell at u r. NJ
.,.EGsnc lot on C...;tl street between First an'
~r<,u.; s:rccis.
..r ritIlAM VIII scn st : 7. NJ. q lot of sroun.
,.itha framed dwelling, on BcNldere oet~cr!
-rrirsund AiScmarIc streets.
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CLEAN STREETS are good for comfort and
for health. There is much complaint amogst
the ladies. You know the ladies dress fine
and wear dresses that sweep the streets, and
the men have to pay for them. 1t may be
said that the fair ones should not wear such
long dresses but what help is there! They
will wear them, and the men in self-defence
should see that they should not be injured
hy dirty sidewalks and crossings. AS the
city has the whole matter under its own con-
troll we are sure it is only necessary to notice
the complaint to secure the needed attention
to the streets.
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ATTEMPTED EscAPE.--Fiye legr0cs confined
in Henlico county jail-onc Of whom is to be
tried in the Circuit Court to-dg for perjury
made an attempt on Sunday night to escape
from their confinement They cut u hole in
the ceiling of their cell and into the floor
above. Thinking that all was clear now,
they set fire to the floor of the cell which
they han occupied, and escaped to the floor,
expecting to find the doors open and way
of access to the street; but the vigilance OF
Sheriff Smith and his efficient deputies was
too much for them. The doors were locked
and the poor creatures, to escape suttocation,
from the smoke OF the fire which they had
kindled, had to retreat to their old quarters
and put forth their eXertions to eStinguish
the fire.
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Observation-Disclosures ut ANToSrs.

HANDSOME TURSoUT.-Wc noticed on oul
streets today The finest turnout In the way Of
riage and harness we have seen for many years Th
carriage was made by r. II. BoS1TER, Esq, Of thi
city; the harness by Messrs. S. s. CorTRELL & co
The outfit Is the property of Mr.. WILLIAM II. SUTII
ERLASD, No. Eighth street. who keeps for hire th
finest carriages and buggics In the city. Ne woul
advise our frit nd, aud the public generally who MAJ
wish to indulge in Pleasant ride to leave their or
,lers with him.
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bosom. They have been there for thirty
years. I was born free. I have no ami
mostly to any one. / don't hate the Conser-
vatives. want to convert them. Iwant to
laptize and save them. You are all free
now. The flag supports you, and nobody
can harm you.
In conclusion, he called on all 70 remenl-
her the school-houses, and send their chill
dren where they call be trained III the courses
Of learning and knowledge.
Letters were then read from DR.. z. Fl.
Smith and Hon. j. Amber. Smith, Of this
city, rcgrcttine that other business pre-
vented their addressing the assembly as re-
quested.
The vast concourse then dispersed. The
various societies., headed ky the Attuck>
Guard, formed column and marched through
the principal streets; after which they dis
perscd to their several halls and disbanded.
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The superiority OF galvanized iron over any other
material for the use to which 1t is pnt Is so Obvious
that it bids fair TO suppiant everything else In
short time. It Is moulded by machinery into any
desired shape. This kind Of iron Is now bcrg ex-
tensivcly used also in the interior decorations OF
private residences and public buildings. 1t Is SUP
plarting stucco work IL great degree, II Is net
liable to be injured by washing or nickcd By an acci-
dental blow, aud is quite ornamental. It can be
modelled after any design and made to resemble
stucco work perfectly, may be gIdcd- CierelanG
Plain Dealer.
Made by the RICHMOND ARCHITECTURAL IEoS
WORKS AND STOVE COMPANY. Nc, 1000 Cary street.
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POLICE CcrET, NtoNDAY-Justice III.
White prcsiding.- The following cases were
disposed Of:
Lavinia Morgan (colored), charged with
t,espassing on the premises of B. +. Longln
and assaulting and abusing him. Fined SEQ,
and in default of security sent to Jail for three
months. fa,
Martha Anderson (colored), charged with
assaulting and abusing Lavinia Morgan. Dis
charged.
William Ferguson (co!ored), charged with
assaulting and striking Henry Holcombe with
a stone. Fined 81.
+ Charles Harris (colored), charged with reck-
lessly racing horse through the streets on
the 21st instant. Fined 81.
Jacob Banks (coloretD. who was before the
court on Saturday Charged with stealing a
lot OF rope from Robert Edmond, was found
guilty, but III consideration OF twenty years,
faithfIll services in Mr. Edn,ond's employ
ment, was, at the request of Pr. Edmond,
discharged. Il, eg
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PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRn %, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanckc. Couch, New York nlcrchan-
iise and passengers, John W. WYATT. 1'
Steiner q. Is. UPTON, Roberts, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers.
Steamer Palisade. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. w. p Brett, agent.
Schooner Enterprise, Paul, Georgetown, coal, ".
$. Pitcher.
Schooner Co1nette, Mcnamara, Pamunkey river.
corn, Gallego Mills.
schooner j. l.. Morgan, -, PamuDkey river
corn, W urthaln & Co.
SAILED. ..s-
Steamer j. s. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, merchall-
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter, agent.
Stcamer Eliza EancOX. Clifford Norfolk, merclali.
disc and passengers, l.. r. Tatrm agent
Schooner r. j. No. Is, Burnley, Philadelphia, rail-
road ties, Curtis & Parker.
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LECTURES.

Z ECTURE.-The Rev. HENRY WALL
IL D. D.,wil) deliver y LECTURE at VIRGINIA
HALL on TUESDAY. April 23d, ut O'Clock r. NJ
Subject: " EDINBURGH AND IT'S SURROUND
tNtiS": iIc!nding scenes. sketches, and Incident.
across the Atlantic, up the Clyde, and down tht
Forth. during Il summer excursion in ISL.
stores, and ut tic door the night OF admission.
Price Of tickets, FIFTY CENTS. ap "0-3t
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For cheap oranges, lemons, raisins, figs, dates
almonds, dlbcrts, palm nuts, walnuts, pccan-nuts
sarGncs, pickles. brandy peaches, sauces, cats,ips
maccaronI, chocolate fg-pastc, canned goods, pine
apple cheese, cigars, prize-boxes cocoanuts, worn
confcctons, candy, cakes crackers, French canGies
&C., &c., 60 to TRtBBErT's, Twelfth street betwcci
Main and Cary.