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RIGHTS OF TELEGRAPH COMPANIES IN TIE
STREErs,--The corporation counsel Of New
York. in M elaborate opinion furnished to
the Commissioners of Public Works, sup
ports the proposition that telegraph cOmpa-
MES incorporated under the laws Of the State
Of New York are legally authorized TO cN-
tend their wires in the usual manner through
the streets of the city of New YORK, and
that the right OF the Common Council to
regulate the erection of tclcgraph-polcs and
the duty of the Commissioner Of Public
Works to remove distractions do not en-.
power those authorities to substantially
ahridge or materially interfere with the
right Of such companies to construct their
lines in any street or avenue.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

Grand total u c. 900 gifts, all cash. 5000
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prTERsRrR6. October 20. 1850.
u.;,. W &c. Gregory returned TO the
a,v from Surrg court. and wrote TO
.nmmi,trc appointed to acQuaint HIM
,,:,,, his nomination for the Legislature a
'r.f note >ignifsing his acceptance OF the
,,,r and his disposition and Intention 10
''yr I'll the people Of the city faithfully ana
the hcsi of his ability. in the event OF h's
'Na.s.mcc,ipcS OF the Conservatives will
I,li Tonight in the Fourth and Fifth
.'t. The Fourth Ward meeting will be
" .jr,,,rd bv Or. NJ. q. Holt. OF Surry
.,,,ntv and Major Gregory. and the Fifth
u.'rI ,.uh bv Hon. Charles X. Collier. The
.,ri, tna, prevails among the conservatives
rE.n * more ardent and steadfaSt than ever
So ,,,,., dnriuc the canvass, and all arc conn.,
'rui Of victory.
~, Petersburg G rays have received other
.-'..s,.,. invitations 10 attend the Far nj
u .3nr. and vii! probably leave for That
Lint tomorrow.
,.r..q, excitement was created among the
....,.,. residing around the canal bas'n, IN
. western part of the city. this morning
go, nr discovery Of q bundle foa''nS around
.rr. water, which from lis appearance ana
>B>pico,l~ circumstances was supposed
. au.9t2 "laurdrr mos, foul Fully be-
.a- that ;hr dead body Of murdered
.s..,y.> lnclo>rU in The bundle. the excited
..,l summoned tho coroner apd PROCEEDED
f.. 4aI. uui,c. AMI open the mysterious
.. r.r..,>." l. WAS found - contain SIN de-
.,>>G HUp?Ic>.
-. r,:rr>3urc delegates 70 the conNen-
...,..t tA. Mexican war volunteers. ialciv
- session q, Richmond. returned today 10
,..trtv.
+, !. go-:ri that The sale Of The ten thou
.,.5 -afrc> ct stock in the Petersburg Rail-
E,,.HraHr. advertised 10 DC sold III New
y, .,s,,:,..Iay hy NesSrS Ra@k0d, Mallory.
... p.wnmor. WAS prohibited hy m III
..~.. g., :~>ucd BY Jude Underwood in
j.. MI. Mir. Raglnd ;sld lis attorney.
~ L.tm Lyon. were in New York. Is also
y. y /. Watkins. cit attorney. who Is
...-u nt3-~ = resolution OF III" City Council
81. nix, wilma, steps might be necessary 10
,..... III. interests Of tl!c ely in connec-
.... N.,A ..,@ advertised SHE.
I, :. >.i, . considerable crowd Of orr
,..,.. wir ,Gyr Ter Richmond tomorrow
u,r,a.. ~" Fair. = Gr very few OF them
Ia. ,gurr.l at lie .a;r Ms. William j.
= ..... WHO wa burned 10 death Monday.
., this unrnD2 tom The Washing
.>.r.-l Methodist Epj>rnV' church.
~, ,n':ou W., aGep'cd thi> morning At
,.,.u- ui ne tobacco ENr!@'n@c request
.. ,.. Hu>ju,>> men O.! IN" rIiN u close ~
-. .. .n.., ana oil - on rlrc'ion.Giy. SIN
... ~.>1.lijnl~ will be- offered Tonight ~
... t..a'Ir-> in til.. Fourth and Fifth wards.
per G,r,y,' a. t&'oAIn% tl!"m+'iNc- INTO
... ,r...... n15:i@H battle with mrrc intc-
.,y.,
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GIFT CONCERTS.

GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
u
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TIE SILVER SHEL-OUT.-A1tcr the SEMI
Official statements which have been author
.I"i in regard to the intentions OF the Trea-
Jury concerning the payment of silver coin,
>cm~ considerable disappointment was eX-
l".rienred to-day at the non-realization Of
he expectations in this respect. Some sill
Yer was paid out, but the amount was so
lriillng Il, 10 throw ridicule rather than
otherwise upon the whole affair. 1t was
>ald that the entire quantity Of silver paid
cUt col}d be put in Il pint cup. A number
81 applications were made 10 exchange
.rcrut:rk~ for silver coin, but all such re-
quests w"r" refused Washington telegram
!aiitatDYr Sun.
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REPRESENTATIVE KELLEY AND THE FL
Es>cE-.-lt''lro,entative Kelley, of Phlla-
QeirAIa, arrived here to-day, and this after
noon bad quite an interview with the Pres
iH'Mt on the condition of national finances.
H. WelEknown views in favor of a convert
at1. bond by which the forty-four millions
81 Irgal-ten2rrS can be issued found no little
,..Ior with the President, who, recent other
1fr'- indicate. is much more in accord with
Judge kcicy's imitation policy than the lat
t,r had expected Washington telegram to
/. -. -Lnnt,,t Mn
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VISIT or INDIANS TO THE FRIENDS MEET
I>G.-Fiyc Indian chiefs and an interpreter,
who arrived in this city Oh Monday en-
IOatc for Washington to see . the Great
Father" last night visited the Friends meet
tu3-Lousc, On west Lombard street, where
ihr Yearly meeting Of the Hicksite Friends
i being held. Samuel NJ. Junney, formerly
supcriutc udcnt Of tie Northern Supern-
tendency, and who is known among the
Indians rs "Grandiathcr," made wclcom-
ing address TO the red men, which was in
lTpretcd By Battistc. Baltimore Sun.
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TIE CHARGES AGAINST BEEcHER.-Thc
>candalou> charges against Henry Ward
Bccchcr are being revived in the form of an
investigation by the Plymouth Church Com
mittcc. Some of The individuals whose
names have been associated with the affair
are summoned TO appear before the commit
tee, and. for some unacrountablc reason, the
whole matter is TO be ventilated. Theodore
Tilton, who WAS cited to appear in evidence:
has declined on the ground of being no
longer a nIculbcr Of Plymouth church,
N.rufk .iirCrtiSer.
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tl.aRlscy.-Thc Controller of the Cur
rrDcy say, that none Of the national banks,
:" far ia known, in the interior OF New
York, New England, and the West, sus-
i,cndcd payment Of currency during the
lauic. He has received returns from all,
with very few exceptions. Many failed to
continue the payment of currency in the
south. and most Of the banks in the large
cities did The same. The Controller says the
interior portions Of the country arc supplied
with currency. .-
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General y. L. Banks declines to bc q cam
di,ate for the Massachusetts, Legislature. He
was Il >AlaIy-graDber.
1t * reported that Senator Scliurz is con-
trmpla,iug changing his residence TO Chi
cage.
\. 7. Stewart will employ nobody that
smokes or carries matches in his pocket.
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PIANOS.
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

,The best / have seen In the United States
S. TAdtberg. ,.;, tho ,ror,d -
L. - have selected Chickering's pianos for their
perfecl purify Of tone.-C. BdSSlnt., c,r
These makers have established uniform plieeiS iof ",
their their agents in Richmond "Chickerlng" Piano
Price s e the sbsnnss nnd bess GSsS
,rents mande. WOODHOUSE & PAkHAM,
Hien. 70 ,aaue' SolcageEts
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w. ~ DRAoi, 9LastS = l.l,to. .-.-g..
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROLD.-On and after October, 26, 1873. the
passenger trains viii run Is foll0ws: tl.-
WESTWARD. . ;,
MAIL. TRAIN.-Leaves Iticnmopd 500 A.
Many except Sunday, connecting with ~, u,
Va, 81 4 g. ). railroad at GordonsTiite ana Char-
loItnsyilic and arrives at Hinton at 10 +. u.
ENpR ESS TKAIS.-LeaScs KtchmOhn Ill lU'oo
j.. ii. DAILY except Saturday, sonnectins a. Cor
FIR 'vn,.hury and Southwest and arrives At Hunt
inuton at Z p. NJ. next day. Steaneri leaves Hnni-
jngton on arrival OF the tr7jn. and arrives Al I'm
ciHnau 1t O'Clock next morning, 5z,;,,,.
SULPHUR oniy ut junction. Gordons'Hie Chariottes-
'' Observation-Disclosures Leaves Richmond
nj ~ ~ p a!ss s ssasrps Sunday and strives al
' Y 0f'''hs''ii' : ''1 EASTWARD. A1ss''#
Steamer leaves einc,nRatf NJ tP. al. DAILY eN-
cent SUNDAY, and arrives Mt Hanttngton ~ A.
II me xt day, connecting With ea presa taia-
EXPRESS TRAfS.-Leayes Huntington ~ ~ q:
NJ. RALLY except SUNDAY, and arfiyes at kiconond
soing south and With James River steamer for Nor:
FOLK This train stops between Wniie supnufr anu
Richmond only at Junction. Gortos Ttue, CnaI"
Iottesyile, s,santop, Goihsn, Nilioore'' saa GOV
Nail TRAIN-Leaves Hinton at I ossloskA; 81 :.
ntuy excanf Sundays, necttig With y u. W.
ii. Sc G. s. railroad al Charlotiesyiiis alp 1Sfaons
rii,e and arryes at Richmond IL 3 +. u.
ACCOsrMoDAfioSI -, s ;nas. eopnes.nx
VII, Enrops =, with ", G., Va, d. & G. s. railroad
rain from I.ynchiairy aud Scaasest.aaa SI1Heo AZ
| RIchuioud ut $3.50 q. ID. -. ..r,n.,v,
For further information inaaus 49,, 'e
II. PEHRY, General Superinte nGen NJ. :,
| Epf; Ar yLIEr, General Passenger ana IsAs.
gent r t2f1 s ~! 80 st,k. - - = ~
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= OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RnuTR.t
G-.r RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1873.
NNHE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE

+ OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON R0uTR.t
b. RICHMOND, VA, October 20, 1913.
THE TRAINS on THIS ROUTE
i run IL follows:
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at SOS y.
VI. and 7. NJ: arrive ST Petersburg nj 6:l7 a. VI.
and $40 p. NJ: arrive at cldonat $50 A. 81 and
Pm.
FkEIGHT TRAINS. with a passenger 90, IA at
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at ) a. vi.
and > L. W.. and returning leave Petersburg at =
RETURNiSti NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 4. N. and A. l.. 81. and leave Petersburg ~
1910 Z. M. and 7:35 T.. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS TEAMS leave Petersburg
daily at 8 A. NJ. and Richmond at 1890 T. 81.
Passenger. from Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petcrsbnr" at 1910 L. NJ, ami those
for Norfolk viii leave r chmoua Oh The l2:3c t..
VI. Accommodation Tram
The SUNDAY. EXCURSION TRAINS Ht~ecn
Richmond and Petersburg leave both r;&c, at
4. VI. and y. NJ.
The Freight Trains will not run Oh SUNDAYS,
and the 100 =. NJ Mall rain will not leave Peters
burg OIL SUNDAYS. and the sos Il. ID. Train viii
moi lcavc Richmond on MONDAYS.
The NAIL TRAINS will NOT stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except ri Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave IT A..
NJ. and returning leave Richmond at 2 t. d: d'ii!
texccnt sundaysl. 81. as
Passengers will take their meals at .Iarrat.s 10
tel. and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington-Slrc depot.
PILLMaS'S PALACE Si.FEPiNG-CAk> arr
attached TO all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WTSNE.
oc27 General Manager.
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Haley Winston is deliri0us from typhoid
f.,"r al Bristol, Tenn. amongst strangers.
ric,4ds supposed to be in Virginia.
The public debt Increased III October.
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10000 PRIZES.
o.ooolN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN AWAY

This drawing has been legalized hy special act Of
the Legislature to raise funds for the completion Of
the Masonic Temple i'll the city of Norfolk.
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ADVANCES OFSEvENrY PER CENT. IN CASE
OFTAX-PAlD VALUE ~
will he made on consignmcnts to our house, IN
TEREsST AT RATE or SIX PER GENT: per
aunun We authorize sight drafts, With bill oi
Iadinp. for amount OF tax OIL shipments, and VIII
send balance of advance after receipt OF. goods
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for balance
Immediately on sale OF goods. =, -,
Sole importers Of the = Don Carlos ana "E
GalIo - brands of MASS LlGORlCE.
""N0 HOFFMAN, LEE & Co,
Tobacco Com mission Merchants.
IS Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md
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T. 51f1l. 90
The attention Of gentlemen IN wasn't Of
STYLISH BEAVER 5sEg. ..g.
Il chilled 10 Mr.. nj. ApSSINtlttM'S FIyE.poLLai
s,sE u.T OF MS own manufacture. lie also keep.
an hand Or mates TO order 9c best SIS.DOiI.Ah
Hat that eau bc produced I'm the city aise Z gsn
raj assert sncnt + ,FSTLEhES'Ss and YOUTHS
SoEsr FELT HATS. Remember 80,
'of -. -. :. ~ ..s.,',I t,tiNNINGIiAM'S,
store and Factory No, 1918 aiaia s,sees.
oc STU Th.SSll s
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Plan Of drawing same as that of Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing to take place in
Norfolk
THURSDAY, JANUARY -, 1874.
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ADVISORY BOARD:

His Exccllcncy Governor GILBERT c. WALKER:
Colonel kADER BiGGS. I. II: r.;
Cautain SAMUEL WATTS, Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS f. OWENS, J.. &c. NJ;
.Jo.V Il. WHITEHEAD. Esq, ey-Mayori
Colonel W. II. TAYLOR, State Senator;
! .NFS G, BAN. II. G.. q. q. O.; 49, p +.
ROBERT e. WRITER'S, u. NJ, ". H. - I'LL" ~ u ~
of q. &.
Orders for tickets and ali communications shoulu
be addressed, HEAhl -hoohn'
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
.... .'..a ... e...s. Norfolk Va
Tickets In the shove can be had In Richmond al 4.
WEISIGER 4 CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street
foe 23-eod6tl ...s
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WANTED, by lady, 4 SITUATION as
w GOVERNESS for small children, companion
foran invalid lady, or would be Willing to take
charge of q Hnen-room IN hotel. Is willing 10
make herself generally useful. Salary not so much
an object as pleasant home. Best city references
given. Address ". =. NJ,
&C 2S-3tk Ricllm Ond post Office.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND rOT0-
MAC RAILROAD.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND, CHESArEAhE}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
"ftss"f" so t--~- RtCHMoSp. July a. S73. }
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
~ SESGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on Thu,
PASSENGER TRAIN for. West Point hsyes
Richmond at p. 81, md Train from " est Point
will arrive ut Richmond at 1880 A. MI ny tSuI-
III The Embellishments SUE, Captain AZ :a;ckLE
has been place on the route weer West Point ud
Baltifnore to rum In connccttonwith this road and
TTEs n5seY sf TfHrEsp atfs and sATGRbAYs
on the arrival Of te'train, which leaves Richmond
aIsP, ~. arriving at sIlalttpnre, next morning IN
ample time to connect with trains IoE the Sorth
and West and leave Baltimore MoSDAfS. " ed
EESDAY and FRIDAYS Al Pi d.. connecting
al West Point with the train due ut Richmond al
1899 next morning. IA, -. ,.,..
FREIGHT TRAIN, wi In passenger ear atttchch.
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
days T,lGrstiays and Saturdays "a. n. Through
freight received daily I'LL J., NJ - - 4sr
FREIGuT TRAIN, With pa ssenger car Attached.
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesday,, and.
FRIDAYS at A. ST. Local rrsigh. received Tues lays,
Thursdays, and saturdays tili6P. ".
= -. I'D , Eit} EDW. +. F0LGER.
..s.sy ~ General Freight and Ticket Agent.
w. y. BRAGG, Master Transportation. " 81
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TICKET. 50; HALF TICKET, $3.50
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THE AMERICAN, STEAM SEfh
i SHIP COMPANY. OF PH1LA-s s74G lkaas
accommodations fstrfctly hrst-
classj 81 90: first steerage, $40; steerage, $50.
Through bills Of lading given 10 liverpool. For
freight apply to .a.
= PALMER. HARTS0Ok & Co.
. NJ Il .e -.#...'... i....s y Agents here,
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DIRECTORS:
JOIN l.. ROPER. President
JOHN B. CURPREW, Treasurer:
JAMES y. LEIGH.
GEORGE :. OLDFIElD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
NJ. III. STEVENS,
:. VEIL, --.-.
WALTER II. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. kOSSON,
WILLIAM IL. WALES,
JOHN I. REDMOND.
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RICHMOND AND DASTILLE RAILROAD,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. !
RICHMOND, VA. October IL, 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Aftnr the
" 12rh Instant trains this road will rim daily
is follows:
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN EMPRESS leaves lslchmoad at , \ &.
NJ, leaves IauyiIie ut 124S l.. NJ, leaves Greens
toro al 800 l.. ~. arr Ives al Air.i Inc 'nhcti"n
ut 8 y, NJ. arrives! at Charlotte at $40 L. u.
THROUGH MAIL leaves RichMrn nj at - J.. NJ.
leave, Dunyir t OIL s T.. II leaves Greensboro al
1920 a. NJ: arrives ut Charlotte at 4:3J A. NJ
LYSCuBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond ~
9:42 A. ~, leaves Burkeyillc ut 1:20 i. III ar
riycs al Lynchburg nj i40 Z. NJ.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK EtirkSS
leaves Charlotte at S:1J \. NJ. leave, hif-i .lnr
Junction at $50 a. NJ. leaves Greensboro at
l2:i5 Z. NJ, leaves Danyille al 3:l2 l.. 81; ar
rives at Richmond az 1911 7 7. VI.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Charlotte ut 10 J.. NJ.
leaves Greensboro mt $50 y. ~, leaves Oanylllc
at G:2O A. NJ, leaves Rurkevfllr al 1885 4. vi.
arrives In Richmond ut PIT P. NJ.
LYSCIIBuRG ACCOMMODATES leayee l. yhcn-
burg at l r. NJ, leaves Burkcville Ut 5:3j a. u.
arrives at Richmond at SAD A. NJ.
The New Orleans and New York Express stop,
for passengers ut all regular stations hetTecl,
Greensboro aud Burkcyillc, but Will not stop ct-t
Of Burkcville.
Through tickets sold to all points south and west,
'In' r Sr. r. TALCo1~r.
ocl4 Engineer and superintendent.
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w ANTED, BOARDERS.--M Miss GIBB
W has TWO ROOMS, front aud back, with
communicating door. Several single gentlemen
can bc furnished pleasant rooms wilh board. ENisi-
tors to the Stale Fair will find the location COLI
vcnient the cars and business parts of The city.
streets. - ----- -. - -. Oc 2S-6t
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10 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

SECONDHAND BUGGY FOR SALE
- r,,.un WILLIAM LII. TATU u,
oc oabi Ola Broad street.
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.&}jcI>ll,ond Glispatth.
rUJRsOAf....... .oGioeSneo o' 800
Petersburg.

g.. rt>pnn,yncc OF the Rt"hmoh" 'iNi"'sh.i
prTERSRtRt. October %. 1873.
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LOST. STRAYED. &c.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

-->-' OF FURNITURE.
am willing 10 sen the right of VIRGINIA for my
"CONVERTIBLE FOlDlSG LOUNGE.
"'a 'Si' w. Ii. COATES,
n.oo,,x Ford's Hotel.
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CBALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned, Committee on Repairs and suppncess,
until Monday the 10Th day Of febrnary 1873 ana Ru %r
Thousand copies OF the Proceedings OF the Boara Oh
Supervisors of Westc hester county for 1877 -
Specifications and blank proposals may DC ooaneu ~
application to The Clerk OF the Board Oh VI
Ali proposals to be under cover directed to Charles f.
Johnson Clerk OF BOARD supervisors oil WESTMINSTER
county, at White Plains, N. \.
D"eu january 80 wv EDWARD wIT,LETS,
A. q. wILLSEA,
s. BROWN, JR.,
Committee.
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77777l7-l7--------------
MARBLE MANTELS.

KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIzING
N works l% and 1875 East Eighteenth street Marble
mcnts at prices that defy competition Marble Turnins
for the trade
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STEwART's SLATE MANTELs RICH AND ELE-
- giant designs; Slate Works OF ever, descrrton Mar.
BILE and Wood Manels, T. Is. STEWART a 60, 20 and
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THE ONLY LEON, Il, KELLY
PAULINE MARKHAM, HARRY II. OTTO.
THE LAURIS, O. McMANUS
H. 7. ALLEN, Il. X. COLLIER,
GRACE RAWLINSON, JENNIE SATTERLEE.
MARION FISKE, OLIVE ORTIZ.
and the entire Company.
NOTES.-The Theatre will remain closed on and from
reOpenlng, with stellar attraction.
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AMUsEM TENTS.

AmUSkEMENTSs
MIBLO'S GARDEN NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT 4 PALMER
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
The Peerless and unapproachabe Ballet Spectacle.
LEO AND LOTOS,
with all its brilliant and gorgeous features
sP!endia Costumes Leo Enhancing Masic'
vMatchless Ballet. Brilliant oightS
Oavles, VentrilOluist Siegrist Family,
n Amerreus violnist LOTOS Trained Dogs,
uramu Transformations' - Paris Panorama.
The greatest combination of attractions ever seen
sSfIRsosTinsfs eIss 4 ds o'clock
VUALLACK's
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER wALLACK
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK
BROTHER SAM
with
GERMON AND MISS ROSE COGHLAN.
DAVID GARRICK,
VIM W SATURDAY NEXT FEB g.
MR.. SOTHERN sustaining his original part Of DAVID
GARRICK, represented by him Tor 200 nights 20
the Haymarket Theatre. London
NEXT SATURDAY FEB 8, AT 80 r. N.
SAM. MATINEE. SAM
NOTICE.-Carriages may be ordered at l0:l5.
Box book open one month in advance.
ExTRA.-MR. LESTER wALLACK BEGs TO AN
about Mr. SoTHEkNS appearance in DAVID GAR
RICk,n he Is induced, for the present to withdraw
"BROYHER SAM" and to announce the production 81
Tom Richardson's exquisite comedy entitled DAVID
OLYMPIC. LAST NIGHT. ,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07

JOHN X, Platter, CONVICTED OF WIPE
MURDER, LIKELY TO BE PARDoEEp.
lRrom the Denton md Union.
As we predicted, Immediately after the
close of the trial of Platter for the muir.
der of bis wife In Talbot county in No
Vember last, the truth is about to be veri-
fed, and perhaps before this issue Of our
paper shall reach its readers, Platter will
have received bis pardon aud have passed
out from within the enclosure of his
prison walls.
His brother-in.la law, Rodgers, residing in
Baltimore city,having hunted up new ties,
timony, visited. Cambridge last week, Sc
cured all the signatures of the Jury who
convicted him, to his pardon, and then
started for Ammo pills in persist Of Judge
Stewart, who is in attendance on the court
OF Appeals. II is thought that Judge
Stewards name there is no doubt left of
obtaining q pardon for him.
We set up Courts of Justice in the land;
tax the people heavily to sustain them ;
donvict the guilty and after iufllcting the
mildest punish ment for the highest Grim
inal offences, a one man power is invoked
10 undo what ociety has declardd to be
lust and right, and the lelon Is let loose
upon the community 10 commit the same
acts with impuuity And this is called
Justice. Plater's sentence was mild one,
In proportion to the enOrmity of his crime,
and he should have served his full time
in prison. Ia hot County has paid vel
dearly for the amount of Justice obtained
n this case.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-06-07
NavN Idea In Building.

Wire netting Tor plastering Is being In
troduced 10 take place OF laths. Il takes
less labor to place on the valle, is more
continuous, and will not burn. Coarse
netting, with ope-ineh mesh, aud made
Of strong wire, IL found TO answer best.
For ornamental coruice work II Is espe.
cially valuable, for II can be bent into any
desired form. Secured to iron ktuddlRg
In brick building, our greatest danger
on account of fire would be removed. A
still further application Of this plan is to
make round bags of wine, resembling
barrels, and to coat them inside and out
with cement. When ii hardens they re-
semble stone barrels. FILLED with sand
and sunk 10 rows and masses, they make
excellent building material for break
waters. Another extension Of the Idea
has been tried with success 10 England.
Il consists of making iron-framed build
ings, covering them with wire netting,
and spreading concrete on both sides. II
Is claimed that a house-walls, floors,
roofs, doors, partitions and all-has been
built, tina Is srong, firm, and absolutely
incombustible. Various applications OF
the use of wire netting, aud plaster OF
cement. rapidly suggest themselves, and
the matter is worthy Of the attention
of mechanics and builders.