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New York Bank Statement.
Death Of an ODera Singer.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Information has
been received here Of the death iu Chicago,
Thursday, of Sherwood G. Coan, better known
as S. &. Campbell, formerly of the Campbell
and Castle and Parcpa Opera troupes
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The MOUNT VERNON PAPERS. Among the
old paper found in raking out the debris OF the
late fire at the corner of Lee and King streets
is charred and smoked parchment written by
the former proprietor Of this paper OF which the
following is copy:
ALEXANDRIA, October 10th, 1907.
SIR Under an impression that you will
have the disposal of the Printing of the life OF
your iustrious dead relative, Gen. &. Wash
ingtou, we have taken the liberty of offering
our services to you for the purpose OF exccut-
ing it.
We will engage to Print it on as good terms
as any other Printer-and we Halter ourselves
it is 10 our power to execute it equally we'll.
Should You see proper to favor Us with the
execution Of it, we pledge ourselves 40 trouble
or expense shall be spared to render the work
10 its exterior equal to what we conceive Will be
its Intrinsic worth.
We have taken the liberty OF forwarding, Tor
your acceptance, small work, which we have
just executed will serve as rough
specimen of what might be done at our office,
provided we took the time necessary for dong
work with elegance. We are with respect,
yours, Sc S. SNoWDEN u 90,
B. Washington, Esq.
CONCERT AT FALLS CHUhCH. eoieei'
was given at Falls Church last Tuesday night
for the ceuc6t of the Presbyterian Church, just
built at Baston, the proceeds of which amount
ed to $50. The programme was introduced by
piano solo by Mrs. Lonisa Daley. Next
came quartette, 20 Hail US, ye free. from
the opera of Ernani, by Mrs. Fisher, Miss
Febrey and Messrs. Pond and Duryee. This
was followed by the reading Of ''The Vaga-
bonds by Mrs. Deering. List 'tis Music
Stealing" by Misses Grace Hogan and Ada
Sargent, was the next, followed BY the read
lug Of Maud Muller" by Mrs DALEY. The
first part Of the entertainment was closed with
the ballad, Longing by Mr.. Frank Schultz.
with guitar accompaniment.
The second part was opened with "a Thous,
and Year." by Messrs }. e. Brown and
Schutt. Then came the reading of THE
Famine" from Longfelow's Hiawatha, by
Mrs. Fisher, who also sang soprano solo,
Sing Sweet Bird. A tenor solo, 1.-The
White Squal," was sung by Mr.. s. Duryce.
The reading of Will Carletou'S New Church
Organ" by Schutt, aud his subsequent rend,
ering Of the Temperance NJ edey,' with gut
tar, closed the exercises.
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Another Contestant.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2S. The Tribune says
j. V. Lemoyae has decided to contest the seat
Of Chas. B. Farwell, member Of Congress elect
from the Sd Illinois district.
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LIBRARY MEETING.-A meeting of the
ladies interested 10 the success Of the Ale2au-
dria Library was to have been held last plight,
but so few were present that it was adjourned
over to Tuesday next at clock. Some ladies'
have proposed Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works,
which point will be discussed next Tuesday.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is purely Negcta-
BILE Compound, innocent in nature and wouder-
full 10 effect For children it is invaluable,
curing Group, Whoopine Cough, ETC., 10 few
hours Price 25 cents per bottle, or i've bottles
for 81 90.
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10. G. T.-Potomac Lodge, |. O. G, t.,
was entertained last evening by readings and
short speeches BY members Of the odge. Two
persons were also Initiated members OF the or
der, and the evening was very agreeably spent
by all present.
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The finest and cheapest Clothing House in
the city, 5. DEALHAM S.
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CONCERT. The Alexandria Minstrels will
give a concert at Sarepta Hall next Tuesday
night, December lst. The best musical talent
of Washington and this city, has been engaged
for the occasion.
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DENSE FOG. A dense fog-as dense perhaps
as was ever witnessed on the Potomac prevail
ed this morning. Fog horns and bells and
whistles were continuously sounded, and though
navigation was impeded there were no coils
ions
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Save 20 per cent by buying your Clothing at
DEALuAM'S.
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The Guest and largest variety OF Shirts OF
all description, at UEALHAM 5.
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The best and largest variety of Overcoats at
DEALHAM S.
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Good All Wool Suits, stylish made, at So,
AT DEALHAMS.
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The finest Of Merchant Taylor Dress Suits
AT DEALHAM'S.
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The best of Business Suits, very cheap. at
DEALHAMS S.
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All good goods thoroughly sponged, at
DEALHAM S.
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aNNaY ) OLD DOMINION TONIC
Btfr'r.R>

tAANhY 5 OLD DOMINION TONIC
y biTThK1.
These BttcTs are the extract OF tho best and
most ;;yoraD.y known Medicinal Herbs, ROOFS,
Barks and Berries, forming III elegant sonipi-
nation u superb Tonic, Alternative and Dlurctic.
They are confidently recommended III Ill Cases
of Dyspcp.ia Merry III HEADACHES, Indigestion
aad heartburn, Weakness, Lansuor and DcDll-
tv, Torpid condition Of the LAYER ana Loss OF
Appctte Tnuy arc pleasant 10 the Taste and
the most delicate stomach will find nothing dis
agreeable in them. Along water courses and III
low and marsiy districts they will prove sure
safeguard against the diseases incident to such
secuons Of lhe country. LIZ quart bottles, nj one
dollar each. Prepared 'nIy SEyNEySCo,
And for sale, both wholesale and retail nj our
Drug Warehouse llj King street, AicHall-
dris> Virginia. scp2S
I,HEAp PIANOS AID ORGANS.
German NV w
oct Rosewood ~ w
elegant Num- y Clarke ocl'..'........ 1'o w
A snI.udid new II oct kosewood with
,II the Iprgvcncllts.. ooJ w
| fine second nsnd organ, double power,
in perfect order, Irst cost - ~, now. e. wv
New Estey q >choringcr Organs IRON go 70
.l1J Terms vi payment cay. Cal at
Y. BECkEI.;o riano ana Music Rooms,
liz King street, Alexandrn, Va.
llS" Organs and Pinno2 tIhed ana fe"aIfed III
~. hest manner. aug ii
TAS. Z. McGRAW'S CELEBRATED ROL
- HktK.NU III store and for sale by
W. +. BkOOkES,
nov u li7 King street.
A CHOICE ARTICLE OF TOMATO CAT
n ST T, which | can sell you 10 any qusntity.
nv, III w f. BROUkEo.
NEW TRIMMING AND BUTTONS just
~ opened this day al n,,,,,,,s
nov - y. y. pr1i'i. >.
T-ZEKIEL'S HAIR RESTOkhR.
~ Just received n
WARFIEED s HALLS
NTEW YORK. and VIRGINIA DCCh-
IN WHEAT Tor safe by
oct % j. y. Mild y ltN.
ERESH SPICES, Whole and ground, Just re-
a ceived By u: NJ. kAAoal,
sep9 Corner Alhg anu ~" HnsapN @'7
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The Board then, at $50, adjourned.

Sun FIRE COMPANY. AT q called meeting
of the Sun Fire Company, held last night,
Maj George Dufey, Vice President, was called
to The chair and A. j. Weddcrburu appointed
secretary
Messrs Lee and Steel, committee from
the Knights of Pythias, were present to ask
tor definite conclusion IN regard to the rental
OF the Sun Company's room as drill room Tor
the knights, aud it was resolved that the room
be rented to the Knights Of Pythias once q
week, including lights and fuel, tor S40 per
annum
Maj. Duffey, from the committee to consult
the Fire Wardens and members OF the CITY
Council relative to getting hose for the Sun
Company, reported that after consultation the
committee had decided to petition Council, aud
had called the meeting of the company their
assembled for that purpose.
The report of Maj Duffey was adopted, and
AleSsrs. Duffey, Fair and Travers were appoint
ed committe to petition Council to give the
Sun Company FIVE hundred feet Of hose.
Mcssrs. Waters, Geo. Williams and Andrew
Sullivan were appointed a committee to secure
Signatures Of all the members OF the company
Nuot presently to the petition.
"A large number of members we're present,
all OF whom signed the petition.
;, letter was received from MIR. George W.
letty, Whose resignation had been accepted
al the last meeting Of the company late pipe
ulan, returning the no zzles which had been In
us possession, aud expressing his attachment
~ Tue company aud his regard tor the mem
tpefs' which letter was received and ordered to
VI Spread upon the minutes of the company.
lhe meeting then adjourned to assemble
agan on Monday night next
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). DEALHAM The Fashionable Clothier,
SO King street.
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The cheapest and largest stock of Fashion
able Hats, at DEALHAM S.
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Wards Celebrated Shirts, ready made and
10 order, and a good fit guaranteed, at
DEALHAMS.
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THE Mills CAR COUPLER IN ENGLAND
The agent for the Mills Car Coupler, Mr.. Geo.
Hutton, jr., who has returned from England,
as therefore, stated, says that couplings of this
patent are now being made by the Midland Rail-
way Co., which is one of the principal lines,
and RUS through the heart Of the Kingdom;
also by the Loodon and Northwestern Railway
Company, for the purpose of testing its useful
uess, and that patents have been secured for it
in France Germany, Russia, Italy, Denmark
and other European countries.
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.9.NESE.NE.NTS.
GRAND AMUSEM ENT,

(The weather permitting,)
MONDAY NIGHT, 30th INSTANT.
kRISS kRINGLE
to arrive in this city, End will make his grand
entire at the corner of King and Fairfax streets,
at o'clock.
A brilliant signal from Green's Notion House
will announce his arrival
His appearance will be greeted by food OF
lights throughout the entire length of King st.
King street will be picture OF briliancy.
Magnificent Caclum lights, &c, &c, corner
King ard Washington SITS.
Route REORGANIZATION corner Fairfax, up
King down Prince, Lee, Duke, Washington,
Suarters at GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
nov 20 rs King street
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-. FOR RENTING HOUSE and FARM
,Y,::;; .ol acres known -. go iAiAi " .l.i-;-
:. r -; "Lu,Iy kdg = IN i'r1nce " lillian Co.,
..isi.... ni.,'s ro.n Nok"svlilc, and two
rom Gtlict"s station. Apply 10 nr. y. :. II.
X SO, ~, 18TH street, Washington, D. Z.
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All goods warranted as represented at
DEALuAM' S.
CHICKEN FIGHT The Washington Star of

CHICKEN FIGHT. The Washington Star of
yesterday evening says: quite number of
the sporting fraternity of this District Virginia
aud Maryland, assembled yesterday at West
Burch's place on the Marlboro road, about
three miles from this city, to witness main
between game cocks, representing respectively
the stratus bred by the Eslins of Washington
and Walkers Of Georgetown, the former known
as the black and red and latter as the mixed
white aud wild Indian. The stakes we're so
per fight and $50 on the odd fight, each party
to show ten birds, and after six fights, OF which
Esin won FIVE, Washington stock was declared
victorious and the owners were awarded the
stakes by Captain Ned Ryther, the referee.
Considerable money changed hands in side bets.
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RAILROAD Acc1p EST.-The seven o clock

RAILROAD AcClDENT.-The seven o'clock
train from Washingtou-in consequence of the
dense fog prevailing at the time-ran into a
car loaded with railroad iron-the last car of a
freight traiu-that was standing on the track
at the Washington and Ohio railroad junction,
this morning, and had its tender-that eud be,
ing 10 front-and the platform Of the baggage
car smashed, and disarranging the regular run.
inning of the trains on the Alexandria and
Washington railroad tor several succeeding
trips. Nobody was hurt, and the damage done
was com paratively slight.
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LOST .A.N'D FOE.ND.

DRIME ROLL BUTTER for sale by
Il nov ~ j. c.. MILBURN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
p1vrvs1nr PARK. June 27, 1874,

RIVERSIDE PARK, June II, 1874.
A CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.--A report
"A hayin. been put IN circulation by certain par
tirs ,nnp0 q for tn purpose ii inJuriug me- m
in conducting Ih pleasure resort snowns2 Ain a,,,ra Ell
SIDE PARK improper and oil, reputable cnarac- ma nc,
ronS enIoyments to be found at this place, desire
Ia mssrrc the pubic that such Is MOI the case, ss @ 10
impro er or disrputabe parties nave neen or w., ~
cnanlr me to do this will keep on me grounas u
magistrate and constable to enforce order.
hope, with The above assurance, u seheF"u' p'D
'e VIII n''| JOHN Q. HIsEi,
Il oo1,$ gent Il. :. T.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Ezrcrros OF OFFIcERs.--Jackson Lodge.
No. 145. was formally organized at OJd-
FesIows' Hall Friday night. and the follow
ing officers designated: Charles I. Wal
tbsll: N. g.; b. a. Pillow, '. g.: X. Hun
ter Beazley, secretary; Z. Morrissette, trea-
surer: F. e. d. Farmer, chaplain. Appoint
ments by n. g.: John T. Lee, L. S.; L. w.
ZONES. l.. s.; L. r. Chiles, c.; James Z.
T.rlor W.; John Fl. Williams, l. IT,; W.
& Lowell, O. G.; 4. B. Smith, K. 5. s.; I.
n. Fepdley, L. S. S. Appointments by '.
C.: S. NJ. Perdue, r. S.; Robert Ruisey'
:. Trustees: S. E. Woodfn, l.. K. Chlles,
aud Thomas II. Feudley.
Manchester Council, No. 1O2, Friends OF
Temperance, has elected the following ON
cers for the ensuing term: w. /. Ciot-
worthy. President; David j. Wels'ser,
Associate: A. B. Cheatham. Secretary !;
Jobn r. Matthews. F. g.; ". G. Owen,
Tneasirer : W. B. Weisiger. Chaplain
Gsorne Gary, Conductor: Edward Smell.
;nss \. c.: William Walker, l. S.. c. e.
Farley. o. s, After the election the Coun-
ri, an1 invited guests partook of collation.
f,ruished by Frank Viani, and q pleasant
time was spenC in social converse With the
Iady members. Henderson Lodge elects
tonight and Stuart Lodge tomorrow nlgnt'
THE COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-A meetlng ol
tbe citizens of Manchester township was
held at Torrance's store, Friday night, 10
send delegates TO the Chester Convenlion'
whicb meets tomorrow. NJ. A. Cogbill,
township superintendent, presided; Ihe
follnwinc delegates were chosen Wllllam
i ml,ers' David &. Pulliam, John H. Burton,
r. W. McCreery, II. C. Watkins. and Jonn
Carroll Alternates; William Evans, j
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Schultz, Samuel Green, Junius Gregory, A.
Blankenship, and B. H. Morrisette.

ScnutLe, Samuel GreeD, JULIUS GreS0ry, a
Blankenship, and B. 81. Morrisette.
In consequence OF some msunderstand-
ing no ward meetings were made In this
city, and by authority and consent Of Henry
Fitzgerald, city superintendent, the follow
ing appointments are made: Bv james A.
Gentry, president First Ward club: James
A. Clark and Richard S. Whitehead. BY
Henry A. Jordan, president Second Ward
club: Nathan A. Eubank and William
Whtworth. No appointments for Third
and Fourth Wards as yet.
ROLL OF HoNoR.--The following pupils re-
ceived certificates Of distinction for The week
ending June 26, 1874, at the High School :
W. S. Campbell, D. B. Winfree, 3. E. Brans-
ford, R. Fl. Winfrec, B. P. Owen, J. Fl. In.
gram, A. e. Reynolds, Il. G.. Stanard, w. q.
Sims. Fl. W. Walker, and Charles Sharp.
The examination will continue this: week.
and the patrons of the school are invited to
attend.
BOARD OF TRUsTEEs.--Tbe Board met Fri
day night--Dr. William r. Weisiger pre-
siding.
Joseph ". Bronaugh qualified rs Trea-
surer, and gave bond in the sum of $50 900,
with approved security.
John r. .CogbiII, clerk of the Hastings
Court, qualified and gave bond in the sum of
$4,000, with good security.
The Board will hold its final meeting to-
night.
The TOWNSHIP OFF1CE.-Aftcr July 1st the
township Office will be removed to Tor
1ncc's store. The new Township Board
consists Of Joseph Walker, supervisor; Ii.
W. Hey. assessor; Wilson Hewlett (colorcd).
road commissioner; and II. G. Geddiags,
clerk--all Radicals.
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CoNvEyAHCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK EsDING JUNE -. 1S14-Lot> fronting
80 feet on Thirty-iirst street for $50: 245
feet on Marshall street between Second and
Third for $4,000; 205 feet on Franklin stI eet
between Eighth and Ninth for S2.SlS; 80
feet on Clay street near Tyler for Sl2O; 80
feet on Thirteenth street between Marshall
and Clay for S249: 1854 feet on Fifth street
corner Canal for $3.50; 81 feet on Twenty
sixth street corner = for S4J3 /; 80 feet on
Baldwin street between Valley and ,Iames
for S10j: 80 feet OH Laurel street; so feet
on Laurel street; 225 feet on Laurel street
near Spring for - 200: 4G feet on Second
street between Marshall and Clay for 5000; !;
1914 feet on Filth street between Marshall and
Broad for SgU0; -- feet on - street be.
tween Baker and Duval for $500; So feet on
Nosby street near Pleasants for $1,000; so
feet on st. John street for S2O6; o3 lect on
TWenty-6fth street near y Tor 81 900 - feet
on ST. James street near Baker for SlGl; 2ia
feet on State street corner Fulton for Si23 !:
1Gj feet on Twenty-ffth street corner VI for
S3GO.3l; 4l3 feet on Twenty.scventh street
between Clay aud Leigh for 81; 80 feet oli
TWenty-sevcigh street corner Grace Tor 81
ID feet on Twenty-Seventh street corner
Grace for $500; 80 feet on TweE;r.li.th
stree. corner ii for Sa5G.SS; 5U feet Oil Ora
ham street near Williamsburg ayeuue tor
S23e; 80 feet on Canal street between irs'
and Second for S3.5N; 20l feet on Franhlin
street corner Locust alley. 20} feet on Frank
lin street, S0.l feet on Broad near Fourth,
Il feet on Fifth street, for So; % l-G feet on
Min street near Thirteenth, - l-G feet on
Exchange alley, for 50; 30 SO feet on Apr
cot alley; 50 IS feet on Fourteenth street. 40,
fess on Mayo street, s. j-12 feet on New
s..eet corner TruehearL alley, forS5; 20 Ill:
feet Oh Frau1!in street, IA 5-l2 feet on Locus
aney between Franklin street aad TIuehear
aIlov for So
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EXCURsIUN TICKETS.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.

The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
are now is ,uiug the following EXC URolON TICK
Els:
No. |, From Richmond 10 halfway and return The
same day Oh The up-Steamcr kound-trP
tickc.s coed for that day only, 81.
No, II, From Richmond 10 Old Point Vuc lie
rfau. and Norfolk every SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at 8 +. NJ. Round-triIr
tickets. 80 so good TO return by the same
steamer arriving here Sunday night, or
bv the steamer arriving here Monday af-
tcruouu.
No III. DAILY EXCURSION Except Sunitys) TO
old Point. Vue d. lEan, ani Norfolk,
leaving here al q 4. VI. Single trip, g;
Round.trlp, $3.50. Tickets good until
used.
The Hvg!i Ia Hotel at Old Point and Fue de fEau
Hotel arc llrst-cass, and are admirably managed.
Tickets ON sale at Carriers Exchange and Ford's
Hotel and on board the stean"r
i.Jo.lm L.. B.TATUM, Genaral Agent.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF RlCHMoND.--At the
close of tie University school Of this city
the following prizes were awarded: Elc-
mentary English, William 7. Trent, Sir
Samrel Bakers Works 6 yolumc>): Higher
English. Allen NJ. Lyon, Macaule.'S Essays
g yolume>): Foench, John Pickrcll, Modern
British E>>ayi>t. e Volumes; German. Will
liam b. Mckenney. Iryins's Works g vol
umes), Pilgrim, Progress; Latin, John
Pickrcil. Climbers Miscellany % volume>):
Greek. john Pickrel!, Carillc's Works q
yolume>): Arithmetic, Henry Z. Taylor, Dio
Chiilu'> Works q Nolumes); Higher Mathe-
matics, John Plckrell, box Of mathematical
Instruments.
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AT OTHER PLACES.

AT OTHER PLACES.
GRUHBS & WILLIAMS, 5 2. NJ. tweuty-one lots
on the west side Of Eighth street north OF Du-
val.
LYSEs BROTHER, p. NJ, new brick dwelling
ON the north line OF Clay between Brook avenue
and Monroe street, aud a framed cottage resi-
deuce on the northwest corner OF Cay anu
Kcnney streets.
+ THOMPSON BROWN, & P. NJ, piece OF ground
between West Main and LomOardy streets.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son, p. NJ, TWO build
ing lots on the western side Of Brook avenue
RICHARDSON l. CO., 6 +. NJ, seven building
lots in Fulton, on the north side OF Goddiu De-
tween Fulton and Erin streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., q z. NJ, six building lots IL
Fulton. fronting on Lewis and Centre streets.
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POLICE Court. SATURDAY, Justice D. j.
White presjding.-T following cases were
disposed of:
Benjamin Scott, charged with attempting
TO obtain money from Norman PleaSants by
prolnSingto hayea warrant dismissed which
Scott had gotten out against Peasants. Sent
on to the grand jury of the Hastings Court
for the first Monday in July, and baited in
the sum of 800. Benjlmln Scott was also
sent on 10 the grand jury to answer the
charge of receiving So from William QlrIcs
upon an agreement rot to prosecute The said
Quarles nor to give evidence against him
Quares being charged with miSdemeanor.
Berilmin Scott. charged with asSauting
and threatening Elizabeth PleaSants. Bound
over to keep TIE peace in the sum Of SlOOior
six months.
William Johnson, charged with asSau'tnS
and using indecent language 10 james snc4d'
Fined s..
There were several other cases before the
Justice, but tic parties were all discharged
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WHAT EACH HUMAN SOUL SHOULD KNOW,
Who amongst the swells wonld go:
That SCHAAP sells at his bazaar
A delightful. prime cigar;
All In the tobacco line;
Canes. umbrelas-very fine;
Stationery, papers, books,
Stylish breastpins, chains, and hooks;
Collars, hilf. hose, fidGlc-strings,
Anda million other thugs.
Remember: AtSCHAAP'S, I402 Main street.
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The QUICKEST Trip OK REcoRD.-!Ae Ae
steamer Isaac Bell, of the Old Dominion
line, left New York on Thursday evening at
3:45, ran down to Norfolk, unioaded iaree
cargo, passed over TO Portsmouth, discnaiseu
there, and then at City Point, ana afi.,eu s
here Saturday morning ut 5:ao, makIng .ne
trip in less than thirty.five hours. we nass
never heard OF as quick a trip by wster rom
New York to this city. The Bell Is com,
manded by Captain Brakeman, VINO Is noteo
for his good seamaDshlp, poiiteness, ana ~
tention to his passengers.