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WASHINGTON, November 25.-The Star oi
this evening gives the following us the point:
of an arrangement between Secretary Fish
and Admiral Polo: The surrender of the
Virgiuius; the usual salute to the flag the
restoration OF the surviving members Of the
crew; proper indemnity to the families Of
those murdered.
WAsuINGros, November 26.-The Secre-
tary of State has no news from Madrid TO-
night.
1t is said that Admiral Porter is to com
mand the West India squadron.
HAVANA, November 26.-The OFFICIAL Ga
zette to-day publishes communication ad'
dressed by the Spanish colonial minister on
the oath instant to tue political govern
ment OF the island directing an immediate
compliance with an alleged telegram from
the Spanish Government, dated September
10th, ordering the release OF embargoed es-
tates of foreigners.
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clubs, aud cause the same to be published in

clubs, aud cause the same to be published in
the agricultural papers OF tue State, and for
ward the same to one or more energetic,
jealous, aud active farmers in each county
with the earu1s; request that they proceed
immcdiarelv to the organization Of clubs in
their counties and townships.as as auNliarcs
OF the Farmers Council OF Virginia and
North Carolina, and report the said orgaui-
zation to the committee"
The agricultural organization Of Abe
marie WAS cited by the moYcr OF tho rcSo-
luton rs an evidence OF the practicability Of
the scheme.
In The course of the remarks upon the re-
solutions a number of facts interesting TO
the farmers were elected. The resolution
was then unanimously adopted.
Further time was granted the Committee
on Fertilizers II report
Captain W. L. Linton, Jr., from the Com.
mitite on Labor and Transportation, asked
That the committee now having the subject
under consideration be discharged, and that
the sut.lttt be referred TO new committee,
TO report at the next annual meeting oil the
Council. Adjourned. ROBIN ADAlR.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
Etcu,ag Session. The 1irSt business dis
s,tt ~ iut AuuuSii Hao IaS ~
ccption of the report of the Committee on
Immigration, submitted by Captain John
Dodsen, OF Dinwiddie county. The report
WAS ably discussed by General ". II. +.
Lee, Rev. J. 4. Riddick. Mr.. }. b. Zolli-
Golfer Of North Carolina, Colonel ShankS
Of Norfolk, and others, and was finally
adopted The Spirit of the opposition to
the report seemed 10 be the idea that our
own native population and industry could
be better utilized for the improvement of all
waste places in Virginia.
The report Of the Special Committee on
Fnanre was made by Colonel George W.
Boiling and elected an interesting discus
siou, in which Colonel W. L. BUryell, Cap
tain ". L. Hinton, Jr., and others took part.
The report is in favor Of Increased currency
for the country.
Adjourned I'll 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn.
ips. KoBIS ADAIR.
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SUPREME CouRT OF ArrEALs, WEDNESDAY
The following cases were tried in this coUri
yesterday
Field, &C., vs.. Brown and ais. From the
Circuit Court Of Madison county. Reversed
Judge Bouldin delivering the opinion.
BorlanZ Ss. Commonwealth. From the
Circuit Court of Pittsylyania county. Affirm:
ed, Judge Anderson delivering the opinion
loung's administrator ". Gilcbrist's ad,
minisrator, &c. From the Circuit Court oil
PittSylvania. Affirmed, Judge Christian de-
liverlng the opinion.
Bartner and ais vs. kcvan ard ais From
the Circuit Court Of Rockingham C;taVntou
courD. Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion Of court.
Ruckmau aud ais. vs.. Lightner's eXccu.
tors. From the Circuit Court Of Highland
(St,unton courD Affirmed, Judge Noncure
delivering the opinion.
Effiuger VS.. Kinney, trustee and ais. From
the Circuit Court OF Rockingham (siaunton
cour). Reversed, Judge Anderson deliver
Ing the opinion.
Moss and wife and ais. IS. M0oYman':
commissioner and ais. From the Cir3u.
Court OF Bedford county. Reversed in part
Judge Moucure delivering the opinion 0!
the court.
RiyeS vs.. Farish's administrator From
the Circuit Court Of the county Of Abe
murle (Stauuton COURT. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion Of the court.
Cullen w. Commonwealth will be resumed
TO-DAY.
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DEATHS nEtoLICsT ARROW BLCSTED-a
sarct!iei halo Of sadness aud sorrow surrounds
the sufferer from the most iusldions Of all
d:seascs-CoEsCMrTION. 1t Is the very poetry
Of sIcsGe=s, attacking as il does the !ounee t.
the fa!res:. The most promising, giving fearful
radiance to the m4idcn's eye, hectic flush 70
the pale nandsn's check, stealing Into the 1e"e.-
cskcts OF h.ppy homes and abstrac. ng their most
prrcI,ais gems. Doliug parents may watch win
painful anxiety the Interrupted breathing. Tue
wasting form, the superpa atlral lusre OF the eye
the unhealthy flushing Of the cheek, and sadly sigh
rs they ihink physicians have no remedy, chemistry
no cure. But happily kind Providence has placed
within the won1rous storchouse of his blessings n
vegetable balm for tue cousulnptlre. a slpp'
howcr an Idle shrub OF The fore st, has been the In
struTent IN his hands of resculnS thousands from
the blight of coSsUMeTIoN and the fate Of an early
grave; and tue kindly hand Of science has distilled
fron. lis Juices n remedy knnwn as GLoDE-kLo"ER
CoCcu SYRUP. This nerer-failiug remedy for
COLDS, cocGns, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, wHOoP-
1So-CoUcu, GROUP. and CONSUMPTION is BY chem
ical skill extracted from the "CephelaDthus Occl-
dcutaiis" Of the hotans,, the GLOBE Flower of the
florist or the Button Root Of the herbals
Thousands have hcsltatiDgly entered upon
course Of this medicine whose cases, once cousld-
cred hopeees have been restored to health aud hap
nsness End with sound lungs and healthy nrganisa.
ttops now 1--we to bless It's discovery and praise hs
virtues.
This Incompatible COUGH and LUNG REMEDY
is sold ty the principal druggists and chemists.
PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
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The THEATRE-WHo's WIrE?-Nfiss Ada
Gray, supported By Mr.. Harry Langdon and
Spaldine's Star Combination, appeared nj
the Theatre last night in the great society
play Of "Whu's Wife," written expressly
for her. 1t is needless to commend
the acting Of this talented and graceful com:
medicine, but her merit was very poorly ap.
prcciated last night, if we may Judge frcnl
the slim audience which greeted the return
to Richmond Of one OF the most accomplish
ed actresses that has ever appeared before 81
audience in the South.
Mr.. Langdon acted we'll his part AS" Sar-
die Capers," and was repeatedly rewarded
With merited applause. Mr.. Ryan's r" Fer
rcll Bryson" was capital. Miss Monk, wAo
assumed the character Of Belle Merritt"
played her part admirably. hut Mr.. Smith,
as Lionel" was TOO sow. II, however, thc
"Smr Combination vii! only have one or
two rehearaas the play will 40 of much
more smoo,bly and satisfactorily to all par
ties.
Miss Gray is a splendid actr3ss, and her
many admirers here viii be Sratibcd -
know that tonight she will appear az lin il
Who's Wife? Tomorrow night Ea$! Lynnc
will he presented.
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THE GREAT DRY GOODS House OF TIE SorTIi.-
Richmond celebrated for several things but one Of
III. greatest is The magnificent establishment 1017
and 1919 Main street, where the LEVY BROTHERS
sell dry goods On the graudest s, ale. We advise
every reader OF the Herald TO call at LEvYs' the
next time lie comes TO the city. 1t is sight worth
seeus.
We rejoice at the success Of the LEWIS because
they do business in honorable manner and sell at
prices 50 low that the rich and poor may meet to-
ee'fer in their splendid establishment The success
o. tie LEvYS Is the Of the people. Read their
advertisements. which may be found In every issue
Of the Religious Herald, aud be sure to give hcm
call Don't walt for money 10 get easy. II does
not take much money to buy goods at LEvYs.--
From, tbs RcLi1iDns Herald
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will furnish employment to many deserving
men this winter

men this winter.
IL JUSTICE TO THE TowH Assessor it is
stated that the property sold on Eleventh
avenue last Saturday for s. per foot was not
assessed at Sli, but at fraction less than
slO per foot last spring, when times were
better than ut this time.
The RIGHT OF PErlrIoS.-The Board of
| Trustees at their last meeting resolved not
to receive any more applications for reassess.
meni or a reduction Of taxes.
| pERsoNAL--Hon. William H. II. Stowell,
| member Of Congress, was in town yesterday.
| the guest of Frank f. Marks, Esq. Mr..
/ StowelI recently married the daughter of
| General Averill, member Of Congress, of ST.
Paul, Minn., and is returning from an ey-
| tcGacf bridal trip.
Captain w. L. Fcrnald, collector of reve-
nuc for this district, is abseut at Norfolk in
attendance on sick friend.
PAY loun TAxEs.-Coloncl WOODBRIDGE,
| county treasurer, commences collecting taxes
| :o-day. and will continue for three days.
| Prompt payment will save considerable per.
centase.
The CONCERT AND FArR.--Do not fail to
| attend the great Baptist concert tonight, to
commence at the church at O'CLOCK. Ihe
| ladies also opeu Fair at the county court
house, and invite everybody to attend.
SrRucS WITH A PoKER.-A difficulty oc,
cured Tuesday ut tie Granite Works be-
tween three men, named Murphy, Wilker-
sou, and Clotworthy, in which the latter was
struck aud badly injured with poker.
Murphy was arrested, aud his case will be
heard this morning.
POLICE CoURT.--The parties charged with
stealing posts from the town were dis
charged, it being shown that no thett WAS
| Intended.
wore RESUMED. The puddle-mill at the
Old Dominion Irou-W orks is expected to
resume work to-day, snd the entire establish.
| mcut will then lie in successful operation.
4 GooD WoEK.-A series Of very success
| ful !ermeetinss are bciDS night! con
| ductcd in various parts Of our town.
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DELAYS ARE DASGERoUs.-" DELAYS are dan-
grrous." Strike while The iron is hot" " Make
hay wlhe the sun shiues,"" To hesitate Is 10 be
LOST" aud many otEer like sayings illustrate the
many stumbling blocks which lie IN men, paths.
and which. by the want Of tirmness or force OF
character a the right tuc, they are forever uuahlc
10 surm"u!it. H." EaDy nersons are this moment
haltng III their action because they yet undeter
m!ued whether they will purchase whole half, OF
Il lesser fraction Of ticket In The next GIFT CoA'
CERT, and how many IF these will fud that their
hseitarcy has been their stumbling block; that the
GOOD time has passel, an | that the tickets are al
sold Shakespeare says ''therc Is a tide In the af-
fairs Of lEcn which taken 1T The food leads OIL tr
fortune" This l. LOW the 1ood-tiue for many. ant
ii il Is omitted ail the balance Of tber lives .:
the grea; bard further says, may be passed init
shadows and mid s:orns" 1t E not often In life
time that a fortune of s25o,0oO in cash may bt
obtained bv un investment in a single concer
ticker.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ROBBERY oS Ross STREET. About ]
O'Clock Yesterday morning the |odging-room
Of Mr. Balou. No. 1910 Ross street, was en-
tered by negro thief for the purpose OF
robbery. The man succeeded in getting in
bv means cr a window, the cold air from
which aroused Mrs. Baioll. who gave loud
scream and awakened her husband. The
negro theicuron rushed TO the window and
made his escape. carrying with him one pair
of shoes. Il pocket book, which WAS fortu-
nateIv empty, and the key to Mc>sr>. Weisi-
yer & Co.'S store, where MIR. Ballou l. en-
poyed as salesman. The object of the
thief evidently WIS 10 get possession Of this
key. In his fight he let! his Shoes, which
ma r4eau 10 his detection.
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New York Items.

New YoRK, November 26.--fhe navigation
of the Hudson to Albany is suspended, and
The steamers have gone into winter quarters.
This is the earliest closing of ths river du'
ring the present century.
Under orders Of the Union, the Brooklyn
ple,terers have stopped work until the EN-
ployers guarantee lour dollars per day du-
ring the winter.
Tue aldermen of the city to-day passed a
resolution to take inltiatory steps TO issue
legal tenders secured by the city In payment
Tor labor on city works on account.
John t. Irving, self-accused OF completely
in the Nathan murder, was arraigned to-day.
aud committed for trial Oh cid charges OF
burglary.
An iuiernal machine, filed with powder
balls, and lucfer matches, was sent TO Con
troler Green by mail to-day.
The jury in the IngersoIl case to-day
brought in a verdict Of guilty. Sentence
was deferred until Friday.
Tweed is to be kept In the Tombs severs
days 10 allow him to settle private business
William NJ. Eyarts is reported TO have beer
added to his counsel, and he will apply for
STAY of proceedings.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 26.-For the
Northwest and thence TO the Lower Missouri
Valley, fallingI temperature, westerly winds,
cloudy weather, and occasional snow, clear
ing on Thursday.
For tue Lakes and thence to the Ohio
Valley, southcisterly winds, cloudy weather,
SNOW, and occasional rain.
For kentucky and Tennessee, southerly
winds. cloudy weather, and occasional rain.
For the Southern States, southwesterly
winds, increasing cloudinesS, and rain III
the Gulf States.
For the Middle States, winds yeersng to
southcrly and easlerly, rising temperature
tomorrow, and cloudy weather.
For New England, northWesteriy "inus,
low temperature, and generally e'eaf
weather.
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HIEERSIAS BALL.-The Ancient Order c1
Hibcrnians will give their second sraud ha
at Assembly Hall this (Thur>diyl evening
The music on the occasion will bc furnished
By McCann's First Regiment Band, AID tht
grand march takes place at s O'Clock.
The following gentlemen compose Tx
committees. who will take charge Of AID en-
terrain tGeir guests during the evening:
Floor Comniuce.-P. Ii. McQuade, jaime:
Hagserty, Michael Ryan, j. I. Sullivan
John a. Haley, David Brennan.
Reception Conmn!ee.-W. Il. Ward
chairman Daniel Hogan, James Hayes, }
h. MoIloy, Jumes Gibln. Jane, Hannon, II
D. Boucher, james Sweeney, j. }. DAILY, }
Manning, James Conway.
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School TRUSTEES ArpoISTED.-T The state
Board OF Education has appointed the toll
lowing district school trustees:
warren Couuty.-South River district,
Peter Wmsborough cice j. hibler. term eX-
pired; Front Royal district, pr. Thaddeus
Havnie rice G. Z. Roy; Cedarville district,
Caitain Z. A. Earle Uice }. 5. Timbcrlake'
term expired; Fork district, Lewis Fred
erick.
Madison Con.ty.-Locustda'e district, B.
7. Gaycr. ,,,
Luue,,b,Tg Couuty-Lewiston district, ".
W. Webb; Browns Store district, 4. D.
Rux ; Pheasant Grove district, Martin
Barnes rice 5. L. Garter, term expired he
hubo:h district, ". q. Wilson Utce Tyler
Robertson, term expired; Lochleven dis
trict, ". T. Blackwell; Columbian Grove
district, W. VI. Bagiey.
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Fire in SpOtsylyania.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch J

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
Gr1SEY's Station, November 26.
The large corn and wheat mill Of Mrs. A.
NJ ,crrcll situated i'll Spotsylvauia county
about three mics from GEiney's station, to-
gethcr with al! the machinery, sixteen bar
rcls of 1our, and L large quantity of corn and
Wheat, were entirely destroyed by fire on
Monday night. The miller had left few
hours previous, and there vas not man on
The premises 10 reuder any assistance. Much
sympathy IS felt for Mrs Jerrell, who is a
most e,timIllc widow lady, with large
family. The tire was undoubtedly the work
of al incendilry, though j. was not sup
posed that Mrs. Jerrel lad an enemy in tie
WorIl -
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANIMAL Meeting Of Stockholders Of W
g., " N. and &. 5. Il. K.-Epdiy GTush
sts-SufcjSC.
Especial telegram % the Dtsrctch.l

t,, = IA, anu ID. >. AZ, N.-SpN'y aEush.
etl-Suicidc.
Especial telegram % the Dtsl,ctch.l
LYHcHBUKG, November 26.-Ihe annual
meeting of the StocihoIdcrs oC the Washing
ton City, Virginia Midland and Great South
cru railroad was held here to-day at Hol'
combc Hail. Hon. Thomas Whitehead was
chosen chairman.
Tie report Of the president shows the ag'
gregate earnings of The past year, up to Goth
Of September, TO be s353, ,432, and the ex,
penses to be 1921; net earnings, 1856, ,3l1
The report expresses the hope and belief
that the Lynchburg and Danyile extension
will be completed TO the litter place III time
for the opening Of the spring trade.
President Barbour aud the old board oi
directors were reelected by acclamation.
The action Of the directors In leasing 8
portion Of the Manassas branch TO the Dalti.
III IRE and Ohio Railroad Company was con.
tirmed by the meeting, which adjourned this
evening.
Captain Robert :. Cunningham, n worthy
young citizen of this place, and freight cou.
ductor on the Virginia and Tennessee rail.
road, had bis foot badly crushed this morn
Ing at Bousack's deEot BY being run over by
an engine. Drs. Owen and Latham left this
afternoon to attend hini. 1t is feared ampu'
tatiou will bu necessary.
\ gentleman named Charles II. Furbush,
farmer, living near Spout Spriug, in Apo
mattox county, took arsenic last Sunday
from the effects OF which be died yesterday
He was forty.eight years old and unmarried
Tue suicide was caused by mental depres
sion resulting from the sale Of his old home
| stead and the dispersion Of bis family.
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TIE FLAGS FOR TIE CAPIToL.-By virtue OF
the authority conferred upon the Governor
by the laws Of the Commonwealth he has
ordered that tile dimensions Of the flags to
be used upon the State capitol shall be as
follows-viz.: The state and United States
flags shall be of equal size, and each shall be
ten feet wide and twenty feet long. And it
is further ordered that the superintendent
Of Public Bulldogs forthwith procure for
the State two flags Of the above character
and dimensions. the State llas to conform to
the requirements Of section OF the &c ap'
proved March 9th, 1873.
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ROANOKE FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANy.-The
record Of Il charter granted by Judge Asa u.
Dickinson, of the Circuit Court of Neck.
lenburg county, has been lodged in the office
Of the Secretary OF the Commonwealth. The
capi.al stock is not to be los than O,O0O
nor more than 100000, divided into shares
of 500 each. The company is authorized
70 do a general insurance business, ard will
have its principal office in Boydton, Neck
lenburg county. The officers Of the com.
nanv for the fr,t year are as follows: Viii.
liam 7. Webb, president; A. 5. Boyd, vice.
president; K. +. Clark, secretary aud trea'
surcr: and McssrS. William z. Webb, A. 5.
Boyd, Alexander Sydnor, j. W. Mackasey,
George Is. Finch, L. +. Finch, and s. 7.
TLomas, directors.
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AroRNlSG THE LiDRARY.-Ycsterday aflel.
noon splendid oil-portrait OF ex.Goyernor
William Smith, painted by j. J, Porter, Of
Culpeper county, was pat up in conspicu.
Gus place among the other pictures Of lromi.
nent men Of the Old Dominion'in tie STATE
Library.
An oil-rortrait OF Patrick Henry--an ori.
ginal by the elder Sul WAS also Deposited
in the Library BY his grandson, VI. v.
Henry, Esq, formerly Of Charlotte county
and now Of this city.
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Jay Cooke & 60. Ad!uGicated Bank.
rUnts.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2G.-In the
United States District Court this morning
(Judge CadwalIader) the petition OF sundry
parties asking for all Adjudication in bank
ruptcy in the case of Jay Cooke & Co. was
granted, and J. Giilingham Fell, E-q., ap.
pointed receiver. The Judge intinated that
future proceedings under the adjudication
should be had under the Ash section Of the
bankrupt act, which authorizes the appoiut-
meut of trustee and committee by the
crcditors.>
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COOK & LAUGHTOE, 10 A. NJ, boots, shoes.
clothing, furnishing goods, Sc.
T. s. SEADCRY, Il a. 81, household and kitchen
furDiturc, farming utensils, horses, mules.
theep, hogs, cows, cattle, and rental Of large
estate iu amelia County.
L. II. EACEO, q E. II, commissioners sale Of two
lots Of ground, with one-story framed tenesneE:
thereon, on the south side Of Fourth street,
Port Mayo, between Louisiana avenue and
Nicholson street.
THOMAS ". REESE, 10 A. NJ, household fur.
uiiurc, piano, SC.
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FrHAw DANAGED.-Thc
horses attached to carriage belonging to
Mr.. Thomas Duke ran away about half-pa>t
IL O'Clock yesterday AFTERNOON, from Ford's
Hotel, during the absence Of the driver.
They took in Broad, Ninth, Governor, and
Franklin -treees. The carriage was upset
in front OF ihc High ConstableS Office
damaged TO the amount Of about go.
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DRIVING Up TEE HoGs.-Thc police have
orders to drive up all the hoGs found run
ming ut large in the streets. Yesterday the
owners Of quite number who missed their
hogs came to The proper office, received
their property By paying charges, and were
let OFT. Keep your hogs at home.
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DEATH OF BANK TEIlER.-Mr. Charles
Z. Allen, pay ing teller Of the First National
Bank Of this city, most cstimable young
gentleman and faithful officer. died yester-
day afternoon, after painful illness. His
many friends will be deeply laiued to hear
of his death
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ATLANTA, Ga, November s6.-The Con-
yention of Grangers to-day adopted resolu'
tons to establish direct shipments Of cotton
to Europe, aud urge the refundipg of the
cotton-tax to the legitimate claimants. and
the removal of 'alf Imports except on con-
cededluxuries-J They endorse and urge the
construction Of the Atlanta and Great West.
ern canal. The Convention adjourned sine
die amid enthusiasm.
: Governor Smith refuses to commute Ma
ione's sentence. He will be hung on Friday.
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SEET TO TIE GRAND JCEY.-Justice White
yesterday examined the charges agtinst
Reuben johnson alas Peck, and sent him
on to the grand jury. The negro is accused
of having robbed Assembly Hail Company
of 900 worth Of furniture aud other pro-
Derty
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TRATsfE Err PRNT1NG-ISKs-Invalu to rail.
road companies, STEAMSHIPS companies banks. ner.
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changelsss, and will copy sharp and
clear for on !nde1Cite period Of time Harinf just
received fresh SUPPLY ur these inks. we are pre-
pared 10 execute ORDERS promptly and at moderate
rr!ces.
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NrLE-MERcnASr FISEp.-L. j. Boiling
arrested for selling goods by sample was
brought before Justice White yesterday
morning, and in accordance with the cit!
ordinance was fined $50 and Discharged
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ENTERED AND CLEARED.-Entered yester-
day, bark Eyerhard, Captain D. Horsnan.
Cleared yesterday, Norwegian bark EDWIN,
Captain Christophersen, with flour anu slaves,
for Liverpool.