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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-12

The THEATRE-MR. JOSEPH EAMET.-The
Theatre will be thrown open again this eve
ming, on which occasion Mr.. Joseph Emmet
will appear as "Fritz." An exchange, In
speaking of MIR. Emmet as "Fritz," says:
I" He certainly made fortunate selection in
the character presented, but the finest coun.
terfeit Dutchman that ever stood upon the
stage cannot catch and hold the popular ap.
plause simply because he is DutcbmaD.
The somewhat dull and unpromising back
ground Of Teutonism must be illuminated
with flashes of real dramatic genius, else we
soon grow weary. Mr.. Emmett has this
genius, and what is more, he is evidently
developing it by careful culture, and cisci-
plining 1t by the exercise of judicious
taste Neatness is prominent feature Of
his acting. Nothing is done careless
", and every point, down to the minu.
test details OF business, Is worked up into an
elaborate finish which mocks nature with its
perfection. His originality, too, is surpris-
ing, for we have in Fritz not one imper-
sonatlon only, but half . dozen, and each
distinct and sharply drawn. The concert
scene is an illustration Of this. Few, unless
they knew 1t, would suspect that the bloom.
ing German damsel WHO does 'De Gretian
Pend was the same person as the strappiog,
awkward xench who walks Down Broad
way in such iDimitable style. Captain
Schmidt and the Bologna Sausage Boy are
entirely dissimilar creatures, and these In
their turn differ widely from the good-na-
tured fellow who manipulates the mouth
barmonicon and diseotIrses on the IRRnufae-
Eure of sauerkrant to. the melod dious notes Of
tie bapjo.D q aS y ~ aS..,y5s.%st ~
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MADRlD, January 1O.-A column of sstb1
Republican, force besieging Caftagena mad,
san attack on: Fort San julien yesterday, bn
was repulsed, with considerable loss, ant
returned to camp. A heavy fire is nov
kept up on both sides. ~ ..s.; 4s ig
An intransigente iDsurrection broke fou1
IN Barcelona on Thursday afternoon aud
narricades were erected In the suburf, bs
I the Insurgents. Fort Mont Joi, il, the south
has opened FIRE on the city. s,,,E.. ,:,,'
France. s.1..
PARIS, January 10. The members Of The
Cabinet have agreed to accept the passage 81
ia resolution on Monday to immediateIytre
sumo the discussion of the bill for the an.
:pointnent OF mayors as a vote OF confidence
in the Government.
EnnlaNd. Z
LONDON, January 10.-Detectives inform
the London agent of the Associated Press
that Henry W. Genet, fugitive from justice
from New York, was seen in Belfast yester
day, and say he was not arrested because bi
offence does not come under the extradi
ton treaty, 81 ssssts zsSs-
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New SrEAMER.-The new propeller steamer
Westover, just built ut Wilmington, Del, by
the Harlan & Hoiingsworth Company, at q
cost of $4,000, reached here early Friday
morning, and has been put on the Powhatau
line, plying between this city and Baltimore
She is built of iron, 17G feet in length, 293
feet beam, and 10 tset depth of hold. She
is designed as q freight boat, is of 800 tons
burden, and is pronounced to be in every
respect a staunch and beautiful vessel. She
is to be commanded by Captain Robert
Travers, an experienced seaman and popu-
lar commander.
An additional steamer of similar class and
size is also about to be contracted for with
the same parties. The management OF the
Powhatan line are displaying judgment and
enterprise in their endeavors to meet and
stimulate the wants of trade. The officers
of the line are: j. Brandt, Jr., president
ID. j. Hll superintendent. Agents: L. A
Selden, Baltimore; L. B. Tatum, Richmond
and j. E. Mason, Petersburg.
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Tur SENATORIAL CAucus-No NOMINATION
MApE.-The Conservative members of the
General Assembly met 10 Conference at i
z. M, Yesterday to select candidate for
United Stntes senator.
After session of one hour, during Wnich
three ballots were taken without any eSi-
dence Of disposition to come TO an agree
mcnt. the conference adjourned until ha'1'
past =. NJ.
The three ballots were as follows:
Fsrst.-Hunter, 81; Withers, 81; Goode,
25; Stuart, Sc; b. johnson Barbour 2.
Second.-Hunter, 4S; Withers, SO Stu.
art, "a; Barbour, L; G. C. Walker, 20
Flournoy, 6; William Smith, II.
Third Hunter, 35; Withers, %; Stuart,
20; G. G. Walker, %.
After the recess the balloting proceeded
with varying results, new candidate being
introduced on each ballot until the seventh
(of Saturday,, when there We're only three
persons in nominatIon-Messrs. dunter,
Withers, and Walker.
The following is the score Tor the secono
session: o., c..
FourM.-Hunter. 81; Withers, 81; Stu
ait, "a; Walker, 81. 90 u,ou.,u
FYfH.-Hunter. Al; WitherS, 3G; walker,
&c; Robertson, 81. ny,
&Tth.--Hunter, As; whhers, 80: Wal
ker. 23; Tucker, 20. No. NJ,
Secenth--Hunter, 81; Withers, As; wal
Eyohth,-Hunter, 50; Witbers, % James
Barbour, %; Goode, IS; McMullin, s.
NinM.--Hunter, "a; Withers, %; James
Barbour, 23; Goode, %; Christian, q:
Asit seemed impossible to concentrate the
vote upon any one candidate, the caucus ad'
journed until l P. NJ. to-day.
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GLoBE-FLowER CoCGH SYRUP-The most pop
uar and effective remedy ever introduced for the
immediate and perfect cure Of every form Of dis
ease incident TO the throat and lungs. Free from
opium, and all poisonous Ingredients. Perfectly
harmless, but acts with magical effects. Is the
comirg remedy, as tens of thousands voluntarily
testify. No child can die with Group where GLOBE.
FLOWER SYRUP is used. No cough can exist where
this specific is used. It is the deadly enemy Of the
deadliest disease known to the human family-con'
sumption. Whooping-cough Is trivial matter
with GLoBE-FLowER in the house. The strong
voice. with ringing cIearness after its use makes
invaluable 10 public speakers and singers. Nothing
disagree able in the taste. Very paatable. Chent
cal skill has extracted from the cephedntttS occf
deralts of the botanis, the globe flower Of the fo
rist The button-root Of the herbaist the crownint
glory of medical skill-GLoBE-FLowER CoUGI
SYRUP. Try Il and be convinced. '''.
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MAHCnEsrERITEMs
cHrsrEav1sID GotusrYs, s,CouRr The Jan

s., CHEsrEBTTgLD COUsTY CouRr. The Janli.
ary term OF fhis court commences this morn
ing at IL O'clock, and Judge William I.
Clopton makes his first appearance nponthe
bench. In addition to important civil 3busi-
ness the cases of The Commonwealth ps.
Peyton Spurlock for the murder Of Charles
Severance, y. r. Moiair for attempting TO
poison Mrs. G. Cook, and A. Cogbilt and
George w. Browder for assault on John
Driscoll will be called. . g
5 The following special grand jury has been
drawn for the term: 80
Manchester 1ornship-J Henry Patter-
son. b. A. Gary, Richard Vaughan. J.. E.
.HEatl, -. b. Anderson, and w. 4. Weisiger.
Clouer Hill--R. s. Wilkinson.
Midiothidn--W.. e. Spears.
/ Daie-D. NJ. Chalkley.
Bermuda Davis.
|, EoLL OF HoSoR.-The following scholars
received certificates of distinction at the
Male High School, f. Morrisette principal,
for the week ending January 8: r. Fl. and D.
B. Winfree, Z. g.. and A. W. Moody, John
and Frank Traylor, w. s. Campbell, B. e.
Bransford, b. P. Owen, Jr., John b. In
gram, III. NJ. Clarke, Charles Sharp. At the
Female High School, Mrs. Walker principal,
Misses Mamie SnelliDgs and Eliza Calligan.
THE Town CEMrERY.-Messrs. Campbell
and Gary, of the Trustees, accompanied by
Messrs. William G.. Taylor, and James M.
Moody, were out prospecting Saturday for q
town cemetery.
MAGISTRATES CoURT.-A negro named
JEFF. Green, from Williamsburg, claiming to
be preacher, was arraigDed before Justice
Martin Saturday on complaint Of Ned Web
per, also colored, charging him with stealing
ms "lie. After hearing testimony Green
wa was MADE 10 pay costs and held to bail, and
Wepoef tets the courtroom with his wife.
NSw TEAPERANc onpEn.-A meeting OF
those favorable to the establishment Of an
independent Temperance order wos hold
Friday night at the Office Of Perdne & Win.
free-Dr. A. Monteiro in the chair and 7
A. Gentry secretary.
The meeting resolved to organize Wash.
ingtopian society, and the chairman, secre-
tary, and Messrs. Cogbill and Maurice were
appointed to prepare regulations for the 60.
vernment Of the Society, to report at meet
| ing to be held at the same place next Frida!
night.
| PUBLIC MEEr1SG.-The public demonstra
| ton of Jefferson Society takes place at tn
county courthouse tomorrow night. Messrs
Monteiro, Atkisson, BeazIey, Chiles, Owen
Pulliam, and Gentry are expected to adyo
cate the claims of the Society to popula
| favor.
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ESTHER THE BEAUTIFUL QUEEN.-This
charming cantata of Bradbury's will be rem
dered at the Second Baptist church tonight
by the Richmond Amateur Musical Associa-
ton, assisted by Professor j. Lewis Brown
and Mr. Louis Perrot-the whole under the
direction of Mr.. james Calder. '..H
The cantata tells in sweet song the story
of Esther the Jewish Queen, who obtained
from the King the great boon for her people
and 1t has received the commentator Of the
best musical critics.
The amateurs who will render 1t tonight
gave the liyelest satisfaction to all who
heard them AZ the Pine-Stre1t church seye-
raj weeks ago, and all who may favor them
with their presence will at the same time en-.
Joy rare musical treat and aid most
worthy object---the Venable-Street Mission
chapel.
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THE RELIEF CoMaITTEE-MEETING OF ITS
yls,ToRs.-Most Of the eleven districts into
which the city has been divided by the Re
lief Committee were well represented at the
meeting Saturday afternoon. a number OF
cases of dcstitution were reported and be-
tween one and two hundred ration tickets
issued. The committee will in the begin.
ming proceed With great care to find out who
are really in want, and to distinguish be-
tween the regular Street-beggar and the
worthy and deserving. They do not pro-
pose to pension the poor, but only to give
them helping hand till they can get regular
employment.
The commiSsary store, on Fourteenth be.
tween Main and Franklin streets, under the
Exchange Hotel, is fully prepared to supply
all demands made upon it. Flour, meal,
coffee, sugar, beans, peas, bacon, pork, fish,
Eeef (once week., molasses, and loaf bread,
all OF good quality, are ready for issue. Ra-
tons will only be supplied to those who bring
tickets. Each ticket represents ten cents.
Ten cents here will buy about what fifteen
cents will buy elsewhere. The tickets are
white and colored. The colorcd tickets are
given away by the visitors; the white tickets
are sold to those who wish to aid the poor
| by small contribution. They will be sold at
the newspaper Offices, auu aiso at hiosl vi the
drug stores. 1t will be convenient for many
gentlemen in the banks, commercial houses,
and other places of business TO provide them
selves with these white tickets, aud when ap-
piled to for aid to give one or more of them
| Instead of money. Benevolent persons also
who may wish to do private charity will find
it convenient and economical to purchase
and distribute these tickets. 1t IS hoped
they will be sold by the thousand. Five
dollars will, OF course, buy fifty tickets.
The applications for relief through the boxes
at the drug stores arc so numerous that the
visitors need help, and it is hoped they will
| be at once reIniorced. Here is very plain
| and simple way of doing good, and it is
| hoped that at the next meeting of the Visi-
tors, which takes place this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, there will be many volunteers.
Ladies as well as gentlemen are requested to
aid in this Christian work,
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New York Items.

New YORK., January thousand
dollar swindle has been brought to light in
the Brooklyn taX-office. ~ z
The bank statement shows that loans and
legaLtenders have increased nearly half a
million dollars each, and specie four and q
quarter miliisns.
The sale Of the Independent, newspaper,
was concluded yesterday. Henry C. Bowen
receives S250, 900 for it; of which 5000 is
in cash. The purchasers are the proprie.
tors of the Christian at WorE.
The committee on the procession of work
iDgmen for Tuesday were informed to-day
by the Police Commissioner that they coulc
not go below Canal street; and the former
informed the latter that the procession
would move to the City Hall, in any event
Tie Commissioner then stated to the com
mittee that they would be held responsible
for the consequences, and declined any fur
| ther parley. ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. RATCLIFFE & CO., 101s A. 81, groceries.
MOODY & ROYALL, IL A. NJ, In front of the
court house, valuable lands in the county OF
Chesterfield.
ROBERTSON & BRONAUGH. 12 ~, in front Of
the county courthouse, desirable little farm
III Chesterfield
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 12 NJ, at Chesterfield
Courthouse, enc hundred aud thirty-acre
flrnl.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 1 p. NJ, large brick
tenement and two vacant lots on the west Side
OF seventeenth or Valley street between BroaC
and Marshall.
COOK q LAUGHT0N. II A. NJ. on Williams.
burg road, just beyond Fulton Hill, farming
utensils, horse, carriage, household and kitchen
furniture, &c.
f. P. CRENSHAW, OK A. NJ, furniture, &c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE, 10 A. NJ. furniture, &C.
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A Complicated Divorce Case.

New YORK, January 10.-Hon. Edward
Salmon, Ex-Governor of Wisconsin, appear
ed in the Supreme Court yesterday in be-
half OF Baron Won RhadeD, Of Berlin, and
made an argument on motion prelimina-
~ to asking the court to set aside the de-
cree of divorce obtained by his wife, popu.
larly known as Madame Pauline Lucca.
The case IS made complicated owing to the
fact that Madame Lueca was married TO
Won Walhofen soon after she obtained the
decree OF divorce from Baron Won Rhaden.
The Baron says he and his wife lived hap.
PLY together until Won Walhofen. who was
wounded about the same time as himself, In
the Franco Prussian war, came to his home.
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Cuba.

f. II 4 s g+
/ HAVANA, January 10.-The Vos de Cuba
;of this morning says: "The laborantes are
circulating news Of grave character from
Puerto Principe, but il we are not misiu-
formed the only foundation for their report
is the fact that q few soldiers, while out for.
aging, were surprised by a large force of the
enemy. We shall not have to wait long for
the revenge that General Portfolio will take
for this"
The brig Margaret, Captain Blakenby
from New Orleans, arrived here this morn
ing. Tne captain reports that the brig was
boarded last nigh by Spanish gunboat ter
miles off the Moro, and he was required te
show the vessels papers. The commando,
of the gunboat also wanted the brig.
batches raised, but Captain Blakenby re
fused, and the gunboat LETT. t<.
Senior soler, late colonial minister, left hers
to-day. =sszss: ~ ss
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CHAscERY Court OF RICHMOND, SATUR-
DAY.-The following cases were disposed of:
Hollins and wife vs. Ferguson, &c. De-
cree making final disposition of the funds in
the cause and providing for deeds to pur-
chasers when purchase money is fully paid.
Beecher and wife Us. DAILY. Decree di-
recling sale Of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned. .a ..r.r
Maben's guardian us. Maben's executors.
Final decree approving and confirming re-
port, Of commissioner, disposing of the funds,
and directing cause to be removed from the
docket and placed among the ended causes.
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OFFICE CLERK House OF oFnELEGATEs,, !,
RICHMOND, VA, December 29,h, 1873. (

RIcIhoND, VA, December 29lh, 1878. 4
pY- AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
ID ASSEMBLY approved April Cd, 1879, i,
Is lawful for the Circuit Court judges or this
Commonwealth, until the times for holding the
terms Of their respective courts shall be pre-
scribed by law, to fix the time for holding sucb
terms. The terms OF the Third Circuit have been
fixed rs follows: ;si:s,Es.e. cl,Is asr.' n
Charlotte county.-Eebrusry; 18th, May 10Th,
and September 25th. s.:-f. = 90
Poi PoilOtataa CSIaty-March 9th, June 9Th, and
1melta Co,inty.-Mareh 10, june 10th. and ec-
'oII Buckingians county-March goth, June 20th,
AVS C,imbeTland Coas.ty-Ap pril 9Th, August 25th,
AZ Iunen5srg Cosnty. April I 9th, September 9th,
SnH Heeslsnbura County.-Aprn 25th. September
] 9th. and December 1st. J.BsLL BIGG X,
do 30-2awfm fy.ftS Clerk House OF Delegates
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ELECTION OF OrFIcERs.-At the last annua!
meeting of the MachiniSts' and Blacksmiths
Union, No. ., of Virginia, the following ON
GERS were elected to serve the ersuirg year
r. j. Mays, president e. c. Garrison, vice.
president; N. P. Joyce, recording secretary
j. w. Tomlinson, financial secretary; VIII
liam Wright, corresponding secretary; >. Ill
Martin, treasurer; John Ahern, conductor
W. i. Carr, inside doorkeeper; +. >. Stan'
field, outside doorkeeper; William J. Lacy,
deputy president. Trustees: j. w. Tomlin'
SOP, William Wright, E: c. Garrison. Meets
every. second and fourth Saturday evenings
in each month, in Ruppert's Hall.
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Susu,e,,s;o,,s. -

ALBANY, January 10.--Finley, Lawson &
Co., dry goods merchants, are reported sus-
pended, with $4,000 liabilities.
New ORLEANS, January 10.--Lapere &
iFerre, grocers and sugar-planters, have
failed and been forced into bankruptcy
Their liabilities are reported large.
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To THE CoNsUMPTIyE.-Let those who languish
under the fatal severity of climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are in de.
cidad consumption, by no means despair. There is
safe and sure remedy at hand, and one easily tried
WnBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD-LIvER On AND
LINE, without possessing the very nauseating flavor
Of the oil as heretofore used, Is endowed by the
phosphate Of lime with healing property which
renders the oil doubly eH1cacious Remarkable tes-
timonials Of Its efficacy can be exhibited 10 those
who desire to see them. Sold by A. b. WnBoR
Chemist BOSTON 49, 4 y-=@ -&
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.sUsHAIIABLE LETTERS REAAIN1SG IN THE

sUxHAILABLE LETTERS REAAINING MtrHE
R1cHxoND PosT.oFFIcE JANUARY 10, 1S74.-
Ur: George Brown, Boy ykin's depot, South.
Sewing Machine Office, Richmond, Va; Mr.,
WiIlum johnson, Gordonsyillp, Va, care
MI. Dick Laury; John eR. Rsdford, 312
north ahird street., Richmond, Va; Mr.
james H. Trimmer, a24 west Bread street,
Richmond, Va; WheelWEight Nudge G
Co, Baltimore, Md. u
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HCsr1NGs CoURT.--In the Hastings Court
on Saturday the following cases were dis
posed Of: ... 5.t,s
Berry Shields, charged with breaking and
entering the house Of Landon Coleman, was
tried and acquitted.
Thomas East, charged with assault and
battery, was tried and acquitted.
The court adjourned until this morning at
1O5 o'clock.
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The Wreck Of the Rayenssorth Castle

BALTIMORE, January 10.- The British
steamer Ravenswortb Castle, reported total
.ly wrecked by cable dispatch last night, was
cleared hence December 18th with about
10000 bushels of wheat by Gill IL Fisher,
the cargo being consigned to Antwerp ac-
count. The cargo is valued at about Sl20,-
00O, and is fully insuredia English compa-
.nies, except $4,000 gold in the Atlantic
Mutual, OF New York.
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NEW hiGu-scnooL BUnDING.-Whe trus-
<sss OF brookland district propose to put in
oitr.'ion, on the 10Th instant. the graded
Ano hiSh school, at the new and pretty
S,h0oi building lately erected on the Old
Brook church lot. They have secared as
iatmSl'a' it ar. a. Stuart Marye, late principal
ahe public schools in Little Rock.
:. AIN, a.nd brother of Lieutenant. Governor
Aarye, ""'''' " WEI i'oi
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A HAPPY TIME.-The first day of January Is 8
happy time; the Fourth Of July, Thanksgiving day
and Christmas; but the happiest time Ia the year
1874 viii be the 31st Of March, when the drawing
OF the Public Library Of Kentucky Gift Concert
will take place. Twelve thousand persons will thai
day draw prizes In that Gift Concert, and among
the prizes will be such rs these $250,0Oo. II co.
600, $4,000, s25, 900, $4,000, &C.. SC, all In
cash. The fact is appreciated al over the land, and
the demand IS immense.
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CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending january 10, 1874:
Lots fronting II feet on James river and
13 1-5 feet on Louisiana street for S150 lot
on as sleet street navy M @ SF
on Federal street. corner Richard, for 5000 !;
60 feet on Denny street for $3.50; 64.feet on
Judah street between Leigh and Duvai for
81; Is feet on Fourth street between Leigh
and Jackson for S2,300.,
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-In this court
on Saturday the following business was
transacted
Stewart Us. James River and Kanawha
Company. Partly argued by William a.
Maury, Esq, for plaintiff in error, and Judge
Ould for the defendant in error, and con-
tinued till tomorrow. Immediately after
this case is concluded the case Of the Town
of Danville Us. Pace will be taken up as a
privileged case.
S. S. Dinwiddie, Esq, Of Tazewell Court
house. qualified as an attorney in this court.
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ASSEMBLY HALL--It is said that Assembly
Hak is soon to be remodelled outside and 10.
A hsedsome dresS.circte viii adorn the 10
side, and the seats will be raised to give q
better view Of the stage. The front will be
raised aud made square, with some suitable
0rnamentSfion. J. ID .es...L.. a. -
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HEHRIco GRANp JURY.-The grand jury
Of the Henrieo County Court met on Satsr.
day and found true bills in the following
cases: Braxton Irving, felony, for stealing q
horse; Robert Bridgewater, misdemeanor,
for assault and battery. The grand jury was
discharged. -
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TRANSFER PRNTING-INKs-Invalu to rail-
road companies, steamship companies. banks. mer-
chants, manufacturers, and Others They are en-
during and changeless, and will copy sharp and
clear FOR an Indefinite period of tme. Having just
received fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-
,pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. - - s.'f. ~
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SoTAEIEs PrELIc-The Governor has ap-
po'hlco Nsssrt- William Gropper. JOHN
HENDERSON, and Alfred p. White notarjes
nu'nc- formrr for Augusta eoasty. and
ctlnac. y.
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r. isSAcco INSPECTOR ArpoIsrEp.
W. w., .s!nof has appointed Mr. William B.
meL 'sFr inspector OF tebacco, on the part
VI Inc 'nners, at Myers IL Auderson's w6re-
house, IN this city. - =
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So.halssIoSED.-The Governor has cam.
unsSiea unSniohea Me>srs. Ssennel C. Graham and
,,an "mam u Barksdale. the former Judge rof
;ne .oehty Court OF razwell and the latta,
!"use m the County Ceurt of Halifax.
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Police CoURT.--There was nothing of i'm
portance before the Police Court on Satur-
day. Sallie johnson. guilty Of theft, was
sent to Jail for thirty days. i a5