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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-03

SOUTHERN COOPERATION WITH THE
PEABODY FUSD.-The Peabody fund has
proved prolific seed sown iu the South
for the purpose OF general education. It
was doubtless donated hy that eminent
philanthropist with the hope that il
might do some good. but hardly with the
iden that it wonld form IL nucleus for 40
large contribution to be expended in
educational purposes. AT the meeting
of the trustees Of the fund in New York,
on Thursday, Mr. Winthrop stated that
S130. 600 of the fund had been expended
since the last meeting OF the board. Ue
also stated that six or seven times that
amount hid been expended. contributed
by the Southern people, making little
less than 81 900. 900 applied during the
year to free common schools in tho
South. The report of the general agent,
Mr.. Sears. shov Tat there will be a5out
Sl3O. OOO from the proceeds of that fund
to be appropriated to tho coming year.
1T Is reasonable to suppose that The con.
tributions from the different communi.
ties of the South for the preceding year
will be increased, AID that the fruit this
ycer from the Peabody fund will amount
to more than 81 900, 900 for educational
purposes in the South.
That was queer story Of the wny in
which two Texans got riu Of the body Of
u little negro boy whose neck ono Of
them had accidentally broken. The
innocent party, who seems to have been
along there several times before, said
heU get the "demnition body" ont OF the
way, and SO he injected q quantity of
nitro glycerine into the veins, poured q
pint or so down the boys throat. and
taking the body beyond the limits Of the
town, turned loose against it q pistol by
jerking some 200 or 800 yards of twlne,
ono end of which was attnchcd to the
trigger. After the explosion which fol-
lowed, there wasn't enough of the negro
left in that County to have furnished the
deceased material for the funeral OF an
infant mosquito. a thimble-ful of
nitro glycerine exploded in tho interior
Of healthy mule wonld make 600 or
0O0 or 800 pounds Of tho neatcst sausage
meat that perhaps ever was seen. But
it would be little too much scattered
to be gathered up and cooked the same
day.
"Wordsworth,' said Charles Lamb,
cone day told NE that ho considered
Shakespeare greatly ovcr-ratcd. There
is. said he, AN immensity of trick in all
Shakespeare wrote, and people arc taken
by it. Now. if | had mind, 1 could
write exactly like Shakespeare SO you
see, !" proceeded Charles Lamb, quietly.
''it was only The mind that was wanting. y
The Rev. W. }. Parncll, pastor o.
/ Trinity Baptist Church, coiored, OF
a = !
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office,

Notice.
TNnE Trustees of the Palmetto Orphan
i io!a", aud the Ladies' of Columbia aud I'll
ciniiF, are r,nrcsicd to meet at the WashinR-
ton street Chap.i. on MONDAY, Iih August
ut y =. VI !)r the DIrpOsc of hca ring state.
mont OF the present condition and prospects
OF that institution, and organizing All Au1iia.
Trustees. j. w. pARKER
President Of Board
J. i. 1ZtII Secretary Aupuat31
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Beef Cattle for Sale


WILL be sold, TUESDAY. the
efaiAA 18th August next. ut 12 O'Clock NJ,
Won the Flantation Of Col Thomas
4ASAeA: :,av!t, about aevcnty head of fine
BEEF CATTLE. c. q. NiRSHNIT
ArG3t3 J KINSIER DAVIS
Columbia Building & Loan Associat'n.
THE THIRTY-FIFrH MONTHLY MEET.
4 ING uf thi. Association VIII be held
MONDAY EVENING. 4th irstant Mt Tempe
rance Hall: over Cant~ells g: ore, al Il O'Clock.
Money will be Loaned, and thoas expectinp to
borrow must coiue prepared To give de-
srripiloh at tho property they propose to
OLE: IL eccurity.
G. l.. DIM, President.
a. " bRE>;: n, Secretary. August3 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

THE AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL AssoCIA-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR THE MEETtSG IN
THIS CITY.-The apothecaries and druggists
Of Richmond are preparing to give their yls-
itiug brothers of the American Association
hospitable reception on the occasion OF the
meeting soon to be held in this city.
At the preliminary meeting, already noticed
in these columns. Mr.. John B. Purcell pre-
sided, and Mr.. Polk Miller acted as sccrc-
tary. The Chair appointed the following
committee of reception, with authority to
make such arrangements a. they may think
proper: McssrS. Baker, Taylor, Dupuy,
Bodckcr, and Willis.
A committee on finance, consisting OF
Messrs. r. FL. Meade, w. A. Scott. a. Bode-
kcr, and B. +. Ladd, was appointed to wait
upon all the druggists Of the city and solicit
contributions toward the expenses involved
in the suitable entertainment Of the mem.
bers nf the Association.
A resolution was also passed requesting
Mayor Kelley to deliver an address OF well
come in behalf of the city as well rs the
druggists aud apothccaries.
Most of the delegates and visitors will ar
| rive here on the 18th instant, and the mem
berS or their own craft here desire that they
| shall he received and entertained in such
| manner as will be creditable TO the hospi-
| taity OF the city and pleasant to the visitors,
that they may carry away favorable impress
| slons of orr city and its people. The sccre.
tary, Professor J. u. Maisch, OF Phiadel-
| plia. has made complete arrangements Tor
| the transportation Of members.
TO meet the wishes Of many of the mem
bcrs from the eastern states who desire To
spend together Sunday, September The lit5,
while on their way To Richmond. the party
| will leave Baltimore on the 18th and stop
| over sunday at Fortress Monroe. They Will
| arrive in this city on Monday evening by
| the james River steamer. Arrangements have
also been made with the Old Dominion line
| of steamers by which those who wish to
| enjoy Il sen voyage and the elegant accom!no-
| daions of that line of steamers may come by
| that route.
The photograph of each member is placed
! in the album of the Association, and every
person applying for membership is requested
| to incosc his card-photOgraph with his ap-
plicalion.
This the twcnty-til'St annual meeting vii
| be held at the Virginia Opcri-llollse on the
| 10th instant. Besides the regular business,
and in connection with il, there will be n
exhibition on an extensive scale OF chem
icaI and pharmaceutical literature, new
books and fancy articles. pharmaceutical ant
chemical apparatus, appliances and prepara
tions. soda apparatus, crude drugs and de
rivative>, and many other things that will b'
interesting TO the trade.
The influence OF such meeting can but h'
beneficial to the communities from which th'
delegates respectively come, 10 the city IL
which they meet. and more especially to lh
useful and important profession whose inter
| ests are to be considered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

PERsoNAL.-Mr. l.. J. Lee Fancher, late
of New York, but Il native Of Norfolk, has
been appointed manager of the Southern and
Atlantic Telegraph Company in this city.
Rev. Warren Randolph, ID. D., the sun
day school secretary OF the American Bible
Society, thinks of spending a few weeks
among the coored Sunday schools in the
South, holding Sunday-scaool institutes at
about ten different places. and eontemplates
visiting Richmond during his southern visit.
The following names were registered at
the Tobacco Exchange yesterday: Thomas
X, Williams, OF Mason, Tennessee; Il. q.
Booker. Cumberland; W. B. Hunt, Louis
VILE, Kentucky Captain George Eidmer,
Mobile, Ahbama; DR.. John c. Terrili.
North Carolina Or. John Wilson, North
Carolina; james NJ. kennard, Louisville,
Kentucky; c. j. Griffith, franklin Court
house: George w. Thomson, Milton, North
Carolina; E. X. Mauck, ClnciDnltl, Ohio.
Mr. Walter {. Douglass, OF that excellent
and widely circulated paper. the beciord
Sentinel end Ners is at Ford's Hotel. The
Sentinel and Meas is a tine advertising me-
dunn, and Mr.. Douglass will no doubt re-
ceiye many cards from our business men.
Mr.. George V. Case, formerly an eflcient
officer of Henrico county, and no" post
master of Liberty, is here to attend the M e.
ing of the Republican State Committee ID
dly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09
CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoSD..-ThiS cour
meets again in November.

Police Court, MosDAY-Justice j. d.
White presiding.
Martha Thompson and Benjamin Thomp-
son (nceroc>), accused OF throwing rocks at
the house OF b. Leonard, were discharged.
Elijah Edmonds and Robert Ccttcr (nc-
croeS> were fined $2.jU each for fighting in
the street.
Georycanna Harris (ncgrol, guilty Of
keeping Il diSordcrly house, was fined - and
required To give surety for good behavior.
Henry Duyall (negro), guilty Of being
drunk aud creating II disturbance on the
premises OF Mrs. LichcnStein. was fined 50.
Price Johnson (nc@ro), guilty OF being
drunk and creating Il disturbance on the
street. was required to give surety for good
behavior.
Moses Gibbs m"gIo), for cruelty beating
his son. Stanard Gibbs, was tiucd $40.
Lizzie Holmes (Ec@ro), who a1uscd and
threatened Syrah Montclle (Ecgro}, was re-
quircd to give surety for 90 III behavior.
Martha Banks (negro). for using profanc
language III The street, was tined 500.
Ellen Harper, drunk and exposing her
person in t1c street, was llncd 50.
Mr.. McCaulcv, who on Saturday sworc
that he had not been Soier for twenty years,
explains that he only meant TO say that he
had taken drink or two every day for that
length of time.
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FATAL ACCIDEHT.-On Sunday at about )
O'Clock two children, Charles Williams and
Il little negro girl, were amusing themselves
at Il game Of ee.s:lw at lumhcr-yard on the
corner of Sixth and Canal streets. \ lot of
lumber is piled against the wall with strips
between the pieces in the usual manner, and
one of the children 90: Il siX-foot "trip, and
placing it between the timbers, both got
on the other end and began to See-saw.
The power of the leverage was so great that
one stick of timber too large for man to
lift was dis!odged and trmblcd down on the
boy, and its sharp edge cuta gashabout three
inches long diagonally across his forehead
over the left eye, resulting in death III lew
minutes. He was removed to the residence
of his father, Mr.. William w. Williams, who
lives on Canal street near Sixth. The I'M
fortunate little fellow was only ten years of
age The negro girl was badly but not Sc
riorlsIy injured. She was unable to walk
yesterday.
Coroner Taylor visited the spot, bat after
hearing the facts deemed an inquest unnc-
ceSSary.
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A FouSpLlNG.-Early on Sunday morn
ing Il newborn colorcd male infant was
found in state Of perfect nudity lynn. in
an alley that runs from Sixth 70 Seventh
street between Main and Cary. Two col
orcd DANES contended for the prize. One
of them plead that she was old, her children
all grown, and that she needed some solace
and amusement tor her declining years but
the policeman awarded it to Molie Hobson,
who with motherly pride bore it away to
her residence, on seventh street.
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COOK & LAUGUTON, 10 4. NJ, at Turner & Co..
stables. Franklin street. seven mules.
W GODDIN, T.. NJ. lots in Graham's plan, on
the cas-: line of Pine street between Bacon street
and the Brai ch, and lets nn the north side Of
spring street near TO Brook avenue.
j. L. APPERSOS. II ~, Gear Park. Il farm at
Powharan depot. on HE Klchmondand panviEe
railroad twcnty.two miles from Richmond.
COOK IaT,IITOX, 10 4. NJ, household iuru-
turc, SC.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, ) !. NJ lat acres "i lahd
ON the Mechanics Vile turnpike about one mile
trnu the CITY.
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OFFICE: CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGArEs.t
RICHMOND, VA, Augns. %, rTa.
DT AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
I'D StMBLI approved April ., 1873. 1t Is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common
wealth. until the times Tor holding the terms or
their respective courts shall he prescribed b. law.
II fix the time f"r holding such terms. The te.m
If the Eleventh Circuit has been fixed Us follows:
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT.
Prince UiHinm.-Sccond Monday In October.
Januar", ard Way.
Euirjtr.-Second Monday In June, first WednrS-
day in November, and first Monday In February.
Loilioun.-Fnurh Monday In April. third Monday
In Uc tOb,r. AMI third Monday in January.
Euuguicr. ny after first Monday In Sep
tcmlrr, second Monday In December. and Tuesday
after first Monday In April
.EnppGhnnmock.- TUESDAY after third Monica! In
March, Tuesday after first Monday In June, ANA
Tuesday after fourth Monday In September.
.ii,.rHnirin county. Third Momday In May. So
cond Monday in November, and second Monday Ia
February.
.4ternndrid Chy.--Fonrth Monday in May, third
Monday Ia November, and third Monday In FcbtG-
AIRY. D. BELL Blt!GER
Clerk of House Of Delegates OF Virginia.
au 2T-2awlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

Az USELEDGED Duck IN COCRT-AH lH-
poRTANT CASE BEFORE THE Police JusTIcE.-
Madison cambridge (coloreO Oappeared before
Justice White Yesterday morning carrying
on his arm Il basket covered with il cloth, and
having in his train halt-dozen witnesses.
All being sworn, Madison placed his basket
on the floor and took out duck-a duck so
young that it could not boast OF feather.
Holding it in his hand he proceeded to state
that he had this very duck in his yard with
string tied to its les, and that the duck got
away. As soon Is he missed it he went to
the house OF Ann Maxwell and inquired for
it, He found it in her yard, and though she
claimed it he knew it was his " cause he done
marked de toe of de left FOOT Here the toe
was examined by an expert and pronounced
to be is alleged. At this .iilncturc the duck
sIird 4 ilv on the rccorG-book. and steady
inc itself made IL successful assault upon it
rirht under the Sh ldow Of the cour>. Mis-
taking the movement for in attempt to es-
cane. Madison conyul>iyely clutchcd its
graceful neck while Ann looked on with evi
dent disappointment that it didn't get away.
| Composinr its t!utered nerves and down il
quietly nestled in the ebony hand and
| snackcd its lips in silent awe. RcaS>urcd
| that he might now Use one hand Tor ge>tictl-
| lation. Madison answered the question OF
| counsel 0or both sides had eminent COUNSEL.
GLOW came you to have only one duck:'
| 'Thats les what Pm gwinc for TO tell yc.
Well, We see, sot my ole hen on six hen
eggs and one duck-egg, and, We see, in about
three weeks the hen-eggs they matches; ana
| nv wife she brung the chickens to me, and
saws she. says my wife, 'Ole man, that are
egg is" Here duck, not having moral
courage to resist temptation, seized another
ny. This time Madison bandly smiled, ana
| after going back far enough to REGAIN the
thread of his Interesting narrative, finally
reached the point where he had lett on, ana
continued My. wife, says she, 'OIe man,
dat egg is rotten We'll, says ]. lets try II i
while longer, and we did. SO one mornlh,
my wife she totch dis here duck TO me, ana
saws she, My dear, here's ger duck,
His Honor, being familiar with Drake on
Attachments declined to hear argument,
and ordered Madison 10 takc his duck and
leave. Madison bowed, the duck in tenor
tones emitted IL farewell "quack, quack,
and the case was ended. Exit principals,
witnesses, lawyers, and the duck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

TEIsIEoID's RuCIr Is the only reliable remedy
for diseases of The urinary organs. Take it IN sc;-
SON and DO not be In" "o>ci upon by qulck. and I'M
posters.
We are glad to learn that The absence Of The crh-
brated DR.. Helmh0ld has not prcrcnted the coh'lh-
ucd manufacture OF the Huchm. 50 well known AS
the only ctceut remedy for diseases OF the Kidneys
and urinary organs. There countcrfcit' Of this
most excellent medicine. Genuine has pI ,rctor s
private stamp. John F. Henry, New York, sole
Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

MATCH GAME OF BIILIAKDS.-A march game
of billiards, five hundred points, was played
in the Ballard House billiard saloon, last
night, between Mr. q. <. Wolfe and Mr.
Lew. the suloon-keeper. The game lasted
one hour aud forty-hre minutes, and re-
uIied in favor of Mr.. Wolfe, who beat his
opponent sixty-thrce points: :.
lLe match was tor the championship OF
Richmond. The return game will he played
Friday yening at Wolle's saloon, corner OF
Tenth and Muin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

A PICKrocKET.-On Sunday officer W. ".
Rowe arrest ed 4 nero boy named VILLAIN
Boldiug, who was seen by Il colored man III
the act of picking the pocket OF another col
ored boy of Il pocket-book containing sixty
cents and railroad ticket. When arrested
he denied all knowledge OF it, but the officer
found it hid in his bosom. William was
tried Yesterday morning and found guilty.
As this was his second offence he was SEN
fenced TO six months in the city Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

DrscoyrrsuEp.-Thc United States marine
recruiting rendezvous, established last June
at No. 140S Main street, has been discon-
tinued by orders from Washington. The
character of the recruits obtained i'll Rich
mond is very highly spoken of, but the num-
Der not sufficient to warrant Keeping the
Office open any longer. Lieutenant Ii. {.
Cochrane proceeds TO Baltimore to command
the marine rendezvous there, and Assistant
Surgeon II. {. Eck>ten is directed to report
to the Navy Department :or further orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

JARRATT'S HOTEL, PkTE8sBUEG.-This house,
so famous In by-gone days, has thoroughly
tilted, and Is managed by the owner, Mr. JoHS
COLE: and lie names Of Captain jim TURNER, jim
GRAVES BILLY rURSBuLL. aud PUT STITn as
sstnts l. sufficient guarantee thot lis Old establish
et.reputation will bc sustained. The table and bar
stocked with the very best and the atcaton Is all
that can be desired. Call aat! I've convinced.
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The PYTmAs TEMpLE.--The project Of
building temple for the use of the knights
of Pythias seems to meet with favor in the
Order. Tonight the general committee ap-
pointed TO consider the matter will meet at
Pythan Hall to receive the report of sub
committee appointed to report plan for &C.
tipn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

FALLING or A AWALL.-Ycsterdar morning
ut an early hour one OF the brick walls OF
the old building OH the southwest corner OF
Third and Cary streets fell with trcmen-
deus noise while Il number of worklncn
were engaged i'll cleaning bricks. and
knocked large hole in The gable end OF Mr..
Charles CampbcifS house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

/ HAVE ANALYZED TIE NHiSKEf KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Mcsssrs WALTER ID. BLAIR Co., Riehmond,
Virginia, and lind 1t free from fassi oil apd otasf
Impurities, and recommend lis use Tor meoieihi
and family purposes. j. Is. McCA", u. ".
Tata prof of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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Contract AWARDED A RICHMOND FIRM.-
MeSsrS. Joseph Hall Il Co., Richmond IRON
Works, being the lowest bidders. have been
awarded IL contract to furnish 900 worth
OF iron-work for the building in course OF
construction in Washington for the Navy,
Army, and State Departments.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At st. James's church on
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Gibson oflicated lin the
absence of DR.. Peterkin), assisted 10y Rev.
Mr.. Meredith.
At the Seventh-Strcct Christian church
Rev. r. w. Wynnc preached.
Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry, d. D., preached at
the Second Baptist church at night.
At'the Pinc-Strect Baptist church (Rcv. J..
3. Ilutson) three persons were received into
membership on Sunday.
At the Grace-Strcet Baptist church Rev.
J. l.. Burrows. D. D., preached at night.
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NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,

No 1913 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-ofiice.
The undersigned have formed a co-partnershii'
under tb. style and trw Of j..
HUDGlNS, GORDON & co.
They will open ahou. the l5i! Instant IN entirely
new stock Of
FANCY AND HTAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced j"yer under the mast
favorable circumstances.
Having had long experience In the business In
this ri;v. AMI m intimate knowledge or the wants OF
the coninr,itv. the: with confidence inyite the
p:.trpaag, Of Iiirr friends and the piiblic.
r. r. IIIritt;ISS WM II. GORDON.
JOS. J. ANDERSON SAh,L a. rRlCE. 81
OSCAR HUDUlHs.
SEPTEMBER !. 1913. sc 2-oH
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A HEROIC AcT.-About 3 O'Clock saturday
afternoon vii ie Connothy,a Il boy about Ten
wears of age, while dipping for water, lost
mis- balance and fell into the canal near the
Tredegar bridge. He had already sunk twice,
and was going down for the third time,
when small colored boy, John Is. Johnson
plunged in, and seizing him by an arm
brought him safely to terra tirpld.
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RErHIoS or FRENCH REsIDESrs.-By the
terms of the compac; Of Bordeaux between
the German Empire and the Republic Of
France certain portions of French territory
were to be occupied until the war indemnity
levied by the former upon the latter should
be paid. rs the inStalmcnts were paid,
more and still more territory was relieved Of
the presence OF the conqucror's army. The
last payment of the one thousand millions
Of dollars has now been made, and the Ger
mans have withdrawn all their forces.
On Sundly or French citizens, still mind
ful of their native country, met TO celebrate
the event. \ handsome collation. was spread
al il saloon on Main street, and twenty-five
FFenchmen we're present, which included
nearly all Of that nationality rc>din" in the
city. Mr.. '. y. FaIicr presided. and Mr..
Henry Miller was selected rs yicc-pr Sident.
MeS>r!. Fertorct, Granger, and Francois
Thomas. appointed IL committee on resolu-
tons. made il report, which was unanimous
ly adopted. Their purpOrt was that, though
far from their native country, they were still
deeply concerned in her career. and watch
ed her movements with anxious interest.
They congratulated the Government OF
France upon the successful diplomacy and
financial management which has enabled her
to pay the rar indemnity and free herself
from her invaders. President Thcrs was
mentioned in terms highly complimentary.
Among the loasts drank were those to
France and to Virginia, their native and
adopted home. Speeches were made by
several prominent Frenchmcn, Mes>rS.
Gr;pme Of the Wing, Cuthbert OF the New
York Herah. and others.
The meeting adjourned at late hour. with
the closing sentiment, "LonS live the
French republic"
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so sweet, SO pure,
so safe, SO sure,
~ suited To each dental want,
Th. fragrant SoLODoST.

HREs & Go. EMPLOY NONE -BCT fIhsr-CLAsS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen Il bad picture from their gal
lcry. We recommend our readers 10 their estab
lishment Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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SENTENCED --Mahaa johnson was yester-
day sentenced by Judge Guigon to five years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for larceny.
in accordance with the finding of the jury in
her case.
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EXCURSION ON SUNDAY.-Twel'e passenger
coaches were scarcely sufficient to transport
the coIored people VINO went from ms city
by the Fredericksburg railroad on an excur-
sion TO Ashland Sunday.
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INBEEILAS.-P. WFI>TGEh CO., lcoi Main
street. have Of the largest "Ssorth:cnsoi oi UNI
hrrllls. silk and ginghaU,. In THIS ritS.