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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-13
LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK

LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK
MANHATTAN, KAN, April 8, 1878.
r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, NJ F.:
Dear Sir,-Your Favorite Prescription has done
my wife world OF good. She has taken nearly two
bottles and has felt better the past two weeks than
at any time in the past two years. No more periodi-
cal pains; none of that aching back or dragging
sensation in the stomach she has heen accustomed
to for several years. have so much confidence In
1t thatI would be perfectly willing 10 warrant 1t to
certain customers OF ours who would be glad 10 get
hold OF relief at any expense. / have tried many
patent medicines, but never had any occasion to ex
tol one before. Yours, very truly,
GEORGE B. WHITING.
Mrs. f. r. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes, Janu-
ary 8, 1878:
"Dr. r. V. PIERCE,-My sister is using the Fa-
yorite Prescription with great benefit
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa, writes, Nay
20, 1872:
"Dr. e. V. PIERcE,-WhatI have taken of your
medicine has been Of more benefit 10 me than al
others and hundreds Of Doctors bills"
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ApFRAY.-During the consideration OF the
Walker-WaIke contested-election case yes
terday so many persons interested IN the dis.
cussion crowded into the lobby OF the House
of Delegates that Speaker Hanger ordered
the doorkeeper to admit no one else., Soon
after this order was given young man pre-
sented himself at the door and desired to so
in. The doorkeeper declined, and q dispute
arose which resulted in u slap upon the
cheek of the. iutruder. The latter obtained
a warrant Of arrest which was served upon
the doorkeeper after the adjournment of the
House, and he was taken before Justice
Grey and bailed for his appearances to an
swer before Justice White upon charge of
assault and battery. s,
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MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE OYS.
TER STEREsr.-The members Of the Legis:
lature who represent the section of the State
specially interested 10 the tax upon oysters
met last nightat the Capitol. The committee
appointed 10 draft u bill that should, as near
as possible, do justice TO every branch of the
oyster interest submitted their report in that
form, and after it had been read the meet
ing adjourned until this evening. ln the
mean time members will consider the proyi-
sions of the proposed bill, and suggest such
amendments tonight as they may think de-
sirublc to perfect it.
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GRAz1ERs-NoT GRAsGERs.-A meeting of
gentlemen representing the grazing sections
of the State was held in the hall Of the House
Of Delegates Yesterday evening. The object
wa, to talk over the subject of the Jaw regu-
ating the sale Of live stock in Richf1ond, and
whether it would not be well to fix by law
day or days on which sale should be made.
Nearly all those present seemed to think
that the day to be set apart should be left to
be designated by the Governor, so as not to
conflict with the days established in Wash
ington and Baltimore. In that case the
butchers from those cities would have an op.
portunily to attend the sales in Richmond.
The meeting also seemed to be of opinion
that all stock brought to the city shambles
for sale by weight should be weighed at the
city scales, but that it should be optional
with the seller whether he will sell by weight
or not.
Mcssrs. Cecil, Armstrong, and koiner were
apponted to draft a bill to be submitted to
an adjourned meeting at halfpast 4 O'Clock
this evening.
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LEVY BRoTBERs received on yesterday their
second importation Of goods from Hamburg.
The enterprise exhibited by this firm certainly
should meet with that encouragement at the hands
of our citizens 1t deserves. Ihe importation
this season contains one hundred new patterns In
edgings never before shown In this countr! aiso'
new designs in insertings, Hambarg lace handker-
chiefs "a novelty. collars, WORKED hnen cheinioe
yokea. aud also small lot or olack iace menus.
An of the above goods are now on exhibition at
NV KRorHERs', and afforda treat to those who
love IN see beautiful designs In worked goods:
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes will hold court in this city on the
18Th, 10th, 2Oth, and 21st instant. This court
is always open for cases in bankruptcy and
admiralty, and the business in these depart.
ments is done without reference to stated
terms. Heretofore in this district this busi'
ness has been done to q very great extent
sin chambers" and no publicity has been
given to the proceedings Of the court. We
are glad to know that this is to be changed
that Judge Hughes will hear as few motions
and make as few orders in chambers as pos
sible, transacting business in open court, and
allowing the press every privilege for the
publication of the proceedings.
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ARRESTED IN HENRIco.-Wilian Henry
Jefferson (colored) was brought to The First
Police station.housc last night, aud locked
up upon charge of having attempted to
create a riot on the premises of Jacob 5.
Atlee, on the Darbytown road, about four
miles from the city.
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FREIGHTs INcREAsING.-Within the last
week more freight has been brought over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad than any
week since the completion of the road to the
Ohio river. On Sunday there were ninety
carloads of freight at Staunton.
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LEVY BROTHERS RECEIVED YESTERDAY direct
from the manufacturers case Of Hamburg edgings
and insertings to which they call the attention OF
those In want. They have no hesitation In stating
that this Is the largest and best assorted stock Of
these goods ever offered by any one establishment
In this city, there being ninety eight patterns Of
edgings and rhirty-seyen of inscrtings. They have
also Imported large assortment Of lace handkcT-
chiefs, lace tidles, embroidered chemse yokes and
guipure lace capes. twill afford them much plea
sure to show these goods to the public.
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Nor So.-Sergeant Howard, of the police
force, says the man who reported on Thurs
day at the Office of q morning paper that he
had been robbed on the Dock by highway
men " is well known to the police as a per.
son of thriftless, idle habits, and not at all
likely to have had as much as dollar and q
half for months,
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CHILD KNOCKED Down BY FALLING IcE.-
Yesterday between and 2 o'clock little
daughter of Mr.. j. S. Dodson, about four
wears old, was caught by the ice falling from
the roof of the house of Mr.. j. f. kohler, on
Broad street, between Seventh and Eighth,
and though she was Knocked down and al
most covered with the ice and snow, fortu'
pately she escaped serious injury. A few
slight bruises and scratches were the extent
IF her ipiurieS ;-4..-,.- II
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A SSEMBLY HALL.
PROFESSOR HARTZ,
THE GREAT ILLUSIOSIST.
will positively give.only two more pight enter
tainmentS
(FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
and .,..t
MATINEE SATURDAY.
His wonderful performances astonish every one.
He will introduce his most incompreEenslDle
feat OF the great
INDIAN BuX AND SPIRITUAL BASKET
EVERY NIGHT,
which excites the most intense wonder. HIS pro-
gramme will be varied ut each performance except
as regards few Of his leading feats.
Admission, so csnts; reserved seats, rs cents:
which can be had ut JOIINSTOS'S Music Store. 9IS
Main STR et, during the day, and at the door night
No half. price TO night eutertainm GRAND
MATINEE SATURDAY. Doors open at ] 80 per-
fe,mance commences at 2 O'Clock. Admission to
Matinee Children. Csc; adults, soc. fe 13-1t
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CONTINUATION OF SALE OF WATCHES, DIA-
MoNDs, Chains, Jewelry, Opera-G Glasses, &C., this
day at 10 O'Clock at COOK & LAUGHToN's.
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ITNHA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1cHMosD PosT.OFF1cE FEBRUARY 12.-Mr.
Lewis Bremand, G. s. o. 4. Il. Wharves,
Va; Miss Virginia Cunningham !;
Mr.. Arthur Fuqua, 9O7 Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth Miss Mamie L. 'Leachey,
1910 Main street, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Agnes
G. Marshall, Charlotte county,. Va; MT.
William j. Thomas, 205 west Adams street,
Va; Mr.. Robert A. Townsend
Greenwich, Prince William county, Va.
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PERsosAL.-Colonel W. A. Stuart, of
Washington county, brother of the late Cen
eral j. Z. B. Stuart, was in the city yester'
Rev. Thomas q. Dudley, formerly of this
city. but now of Baltimore, Md will preach
in this city on Sunday. The same DAY
Bishop Doggett, Of this city, will preach IN
AisxaDdria.
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WHITE TEETH and HEALTHY GUNS are Insured
If you use MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTI-
FRIcE. Ask your druggist for It. Our best dentists
use and recommend 1t.
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REDUCED.-As the season is advancing Messrs.
f. 3. SPENCE & Son have put down the prices OF
their oyercoats and other heavy winter stock al
greatly reduced prices
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VALENTINES for young and gray,
VALENTINES for grave and gay,
VALENTINES filed up with honey,
VALENTINES quite sharp and funny,
VALENTINES for all professions,
VALENTINES tor evil passions,
VALENTINES for lovely maids,
VALENTINES, assorted grades,
ScnAAP's home and foreign news depot and
ariety store, No. 1402 Main stl eet.
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~ THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER
MEADE l. BAKERS

MEADE Il BAhERS
SAPOSINE DEETIFRICE
Tn most eNcacous and elegant preparation known
iot whitening and preserving the teeth.
s''i aud recommended by our best dentists.
freparcc only by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
9l9 Main street
S'' by druggists generally.
Price, so cents box. %
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Police COURT, THURsDAY.-Justice White.
w. D. Coleman being unable to appear, bis
case was continued.
James Cash, guilty Of drunkenness, was
sent TO iail for fifteen days.
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CLoTHING.-E. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock OF ready-made cloth
ing, which they are selling ut the very lowest mar.
ket prices.
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THE SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE, prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, is the safest ana most efficient
tooth-powder In use. 1t costs only soc. box and
Is sold by most apothecaries.
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THE SALE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST YALCA
BILE collection of Watches and DIAMONDS ever SOLE
In this city Will be continued this day at 0 O'CLOCK
at the auction room; of COOK & LAUGHToN.
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YoUR TEETH CAN BE PRESERVED and whitened
By using MEADE 6 BAKER's SAPoNINE DENTI-
FRIcE. 1t is recommended by our best dentists
and sold by druggists generally. Price, SOC. box.
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COMMISSION OF LUNACY.-A commission de
lunatico tnqurendo has been ordered in the
case Of Mr.. Jacob Essig, to be holden at the
Medical College this afternoon at O'Clock
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IFYoU WANT A NICE-FITTING SHIRT, out OF the
very best material, leave your order ut Z. b.
SPENCE SONS.
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HCsrIsGs CouRT.-No business was trans
acted in this court yesterday owing to the
fact that the Judge determined to await the
action of the City Council in reference TO his
quarters.
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r L. PRICE & co.
ac s".l!r- great bargains IL many nice goods
lett over.
PiQUES, LINEN Lawns,
FANCY CAMHhI.S,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
>TtIrED MU>LlNS. LIGHT POPLlNS.
HI, FANCY >TRlrEU and CHECKED SILKS,
i.E >-ia. a:lt summer. nj half value. ia 81
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SOME BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLES OF SOFT HATS
lust received at z. WEIsIGER & Co.'S
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MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE Is
the safest and most efficient tooth-powder In use.
Recommended by our dentists, and can be had Of
the principal anoihecaries at 6Os. 3 box.
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A FIRE.-A small frame building on the
east side of Twenty fifth street between
Main and Franklin was burned last night at
S O'Clock. The property belonged to the
Cullen estate, and was used as negro COOK
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AUCTGON SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, all sales of real estate made bettoees hs Isl of
Mu,sorv and 3Oth Of J,s1le the tares for the pre-
se1,t vear have to be paid by the purchaser; On
ali sales made bettosen the 1St Of July ana Ias1
Of the year the toIes hare to De patd ~ 'e SsIIe'
CHI. WENDLINGER, receiver, 10 A. NJ, at NO.
eoe Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, Show
cases. liquors, bar-hxtures, &c.
E.M.LEE, P. NJ, commissioners sale OF house
and lot and vacant lots at the corner OF Venable
and Twenty fifth streets. -..
MOODY ROYALL, 11K A. NJ, in front of The
county court house, 100 acres Of land In Ches-
teraeld county.
" ?. POLK CO.,4P. NJ. parcel Of Land be.
tween Buchanan and Federal streets and
Lowndes and Baldwin streets
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, ,jewelry, 60.
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SPRING STYLE SILK HATS just received at P
WEISIGER & Co.'s.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ct Norfolk will
certainly take place In May. Positively no further
postDonenent.
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UNDERWEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me.
dunn to best quality, ut reduced prices, at K B.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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CALL AT LEVY BROTHERS TO-DAY and take q
look at their direct Importation Of laces and eni
brolderies. You will see the largest stock .vtl
offered in this city.
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RICHMOND, February -, 1874.

RIcHHoSD, February y, 1874.
Messrs. Edltors,---In reply to "IaX-
payer" of the 11th instant, would respect
fully say that the step or carriage-stoneSS
referred to were presented by myself and
others, and are not charged to the city.
Respectfully, JAMES l.. DAVIS.
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TILE PEMBROKE SHIRT IS WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave your orders at E. .. SPENCE Sons, 1900
Main street,
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CARPETS BELOW COST ut JULIUS MEYERS, e03
Broad street DEmoREST's fashionable and re-
liable patterns,
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1874 CITY MADE GOODS A n
~ Hs SPECIALITY. #A

DEDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTS, SHOES.
AND TRUNKS.
WINTER GOODS nasr be sold to make room 10,
our SPHlAG SToCh. Now Is the time TO buy at
IN ue lowest possible prices MEMS, BOYS, and
iou iHs' Alp BOOTS, OF ~bIch we have too Largo
1cS on han1 Tor the present season wiz be sold
uuoOKDEK ND GUARANTEED TO FIT. RE
iElKiNG DOSEIN THE kEhrESr AND BEST
BANNER. ~1~~'S
JOHN IL. BosCHEN & SON, Manufacturers,
aZ 500 and 51I BROAD street.
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TWENTY CASES MUlrM's nRY VERZESAY CHAM
PAGNE just received and for sale by ". ID. BLAIR
& co. at very low prices.
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WANTED. "A CORY OF THE DISPATCH tincluding
The supplement) of June 21st, 1882, in which was
published Dr. r. L. DARNEY'5 reply TO the letter OF
General JOSEPH K. JOHNSTON crtnclstng DFt
n pSry,s narrative of the first battle OF Manassas
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT LEVY BROTHERS and
| look at their stock OF lace handkerchefs, Tides.
guipure lace capes, and Hamburg edslngs and in.
|. sertings-all just received direct from Hamburg
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DELICIOUS SHERRY.-Messrs. W. D. BLAIR &
Co. have just received lot of Duff Gordon Sherry
very dry and D3lc.
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JAMES D. FIcKLKN, wARRENss4TcxLEs.a 3.
r B. FICKLEN & CO.. GENERAL
d COMMISSION MERCHANTS In FLOUR,
GRAIN, TOBACCO, aud other Yirginia and West.
ern Products, Cary street nctHeen Twelfth and
fRrprnrScr National Bank OF Virginia; u.
!, Hartsook, ESQ. Judge b. K. wexford, Rich
mond, Va. Hon. James 4. ksmpsr, aoys.nSt %
crnsr OF yireiuia: Colonel +. W. IL. HotiSday.'
Winchester, Va; VA. Stuart. Esd. saityiiie; w;
George M Ruckcr, Ego, LyDchbury, Y.
irving. ESQ, Farmyilie, Va; J0huaton 4 gaSeks
Bankers, DanYilie, Va UScAlAa,5t UScAA
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20 MAKE ROOM FOR SPRINGs
4 SiOCh ! will scIl my Heavy Boots A a.
@ a,a br"gans for Men ami Boys AT cost, and eA
M"er f1oGs Il, reduction Of ten per cent. My
srsh . Is composed OF all the various styles and
1aes, snth as may be found only. in first. class
p1 ana shoe s,orc Lar assortmen OF Trunks,
Nr. S"ie-LcauIer Trunks for gentlemen at cost.
- Is w w TAYLOR.
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r. yl'gkEr CAMHRlC 1t 81 and Sl.2O
chi NtlI5ad sTEiTEp NAlNSQOk from 20
,u.,,gi, suG IHlPTD CANHRlC.
uS..-. TtyhFD ..4a HAIt.-tOnD CAMDRlC,
IN-tt-I a." f. l. Lt%GtA tAblIi.
GA.HtNT b!HliN "
(lN....it aa4 JACU>ET NUSLiNS.
Ef.>.,rh. ~ Hls>. .ui IAi:LETAN MISLlN>,
LEVY BROTHERS..
90 -:,,> rI HAMBURG kHGlNG> aud N
SlH.INr>. leo
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- CLOAhS AND SllA"LS at eS-
,-~-.y .,,w ,rtc,S 4 large stock of w AIEi.-
80, -, ok Ms T. be CLOSED OUT cheap. II
l"'.' ~' LEVY BROTHERS..
.',..,I,',. fe =
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rz BLANKETS. BLANkETs! BLAN-
= assoc pair BlASkE IS. Of all qualities
49, LEVY BRnTHSkS'.
,a.<a. oa. NECk-SCAkFSa AT 20. worth 3oc'
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PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, February II, 1874.
NOTICE. hereby give notice to my
IN friends and the public generally that have
this day BIZ order Of the Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond, changed my name from ISAAC
JACOBS to kEEvE JACOBS, and am from TINS
da .e February l2, 1S74,) no more responsible for
any business transactions done under the name Of
Isaac Jacobs, KEEVE JACOBS
(late ISAAC JACoBs).
fe13-3t* l549 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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THE EASIEST WAY to get 900 900 Is to purchase
I dcket In the MASONIC GIFT ESTERFEish ~
Norfolk. and you may be the incky one aicnc.s ons
can he bad at p. WrrsIcsR d Co.'s hat store, 9oa
Main street, Richmond. ~ -
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STORE Fur RENT. "a
Until about March 1st we will sell at ourkA
pStlA II-S.rREET STORE, corEer OF Fifth, our
stock Of
PRIME BOOTS, SHOES; AND TRUNKS e.
AT COST; a ss. :.
.f,or which we win consolidate our two stores by
discontinuing our Broad-Street store. To any one
wishing TO engage In the shoe business THIS Is an
extra chance Us we VIII sell the STOCK ana fent M ,s
sfore on very reasonable terms. 1t Is one OF lhe
best locations on Broad street or,,,
w. MARCUS HARRIS s. BR0IHER,
corner Filth and Broad and l3Zi hain sIieet.
fr 2l-Im
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JUDGE GClGoN's REPLY.

JUDGE GUlGoN's REPLY.
Hrsr1sGs COURT, CITY OF RICHMOND, !
RICHMOND, February 10, 1874. )
Colonel W. e. Cutshdac:
Sir,-In reply to your communication OF
this date informing me that Dir. Charles L.
Davis, chairman OF the Committee on Pub
lie Grounds and Buildings: has instructed
Won TO remove the fixtures of my courtroom
10 the Old Market Hall, permit to say that
the law gives me the authority to appoint a
place for the Sittings of my court, and not
the Council or the chairman OF its commit
tee.
| shall proceed to perform that duty my
self: and no one has authority to remove
anything pertaining to my court until make
the order.
l have the honor to be, very respectfully,
A. B. GUIGoN.
Mr. Davis said he felt it his duty to lay
this correspondence before the Council, as
he had complied with the instructions OF the
body.
Mr.. Jones moved that the subject be re-
ferred back to the Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings with instructions
to confer with Judge Guigon as to a suit
able place for the holding Of his court.
Mr. Davis moved that the matter be re-
ferred to a special committee of three to
confer with Judge Guigon as to suitable
place for the holding of his court.
The substitute was adopted, and the Chair
appointed Messrs. Jones, Starke, and Todd.
Mr.. Newberry presented communication
from Mir. r. w. Apperson, representing
Mr.. James Lyons, offering the Monumental
Hotel as a suitable place in which the courts
of the city, ETC., may be held. Referred to
the Committees on Finance and Grounds
and Buildings.
Mr. Whitlock presented the following:
Resolued, That the matter of the present
CITY Hall building he referred to the Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings and
Finance Committee jointly, who are hereby
instructed to report whether it is practicable
to so improve the same as to be rendered
safe and suitable for the purposes for which
il has heretofore been employed, and cost of
said improvement, if any be recommended.
Adjourned .. ..
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STATE TREAsURY.--The balance In the
State tseasury yesterday was 1854, ,&0.06.
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NyoTIcF-Mv connection Will, the GRO.

NyoTICF.-My connection with the GRC.
~ YER g BAKER SEWINfs-MA A6HlSE sSa9ssl SSM- I
PANY is discontinued: hare openeaa sEm. ss. j
iS(S MACHINE OFFICE undcr tne .Ss: s ss.nss asmss
nos An - 60 90 aGFNEKAL.s a .sr srWTSG-MkCHISESutE- ~
siS Ess and have tnken tbs agesscJ Tor ne Nm :
a. coz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =. 80.
taEc this Gees ston 10 thank my nrtencs iof psss
fayoTs turIpg the seyeaisen year snat nass
soiisis continuance OF their patEonsf ets ppx
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