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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-09
Tue TROUBLES IN TIE RADICAL PARTY

Tue TRoUBLRS IN TIE RADICAL PARTY
AcTIoN OF THE PEACE CoNFERESCE.-Th The
" peace conference" consisting of the Radi-
cal executive committees of the several
counties and cities OF this district, met in
this city yesterday. 1t was organized by the
election of Captain B. G.. Cook as chairman
and Rowland Hill as secretary. Their pro-
ceedings are reported to have been entirely
harmonious. A resolution was unanimously
passed repudiatng the action of the District
Committee in postponing the Nominating
Couyention until the 7th Of October, and
calling upon the party to hold convention
on the 18th instant TO nominate candidate
for Congress.
At Republican mass-meeting held at
Hanover Courthouse yesterday the following
delegates were elected to the convention to be
held on the 10th instant, and were instructed
to vote for MIR. Burgess: Henry township,
Joseph Thompson Ashland township, Z.
r. james Beaver Dam township, William
Brown; for county ut large, j. A. Chisholm.
The following was adopted:
" Resolved, That We, the Republicans of
Hanover county, denouDce with indignation
the action of the Congressional Committee of
this district in revoking the call for a con-
vention of 10th September, 1871"
The Louisa Republicans, after electing
their delegates, adopted the following:
"ResolOed, That should the Congressional
Nominating Convention be postponed on
the 10th to any time definite, the same dele.
gates are empowered to vote in any congress
sional nominating convention, no matter on
what day 1t may meet, and the said delegates
are instructed at each and every convention
to endorse Hon. Rush Burgess as the only
man who can successfully carry this, the
Third district of Virginia"
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WANTED. AT ;. 4. WlNSTOCh'S
" Loan OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street,
Customers for The line
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
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Police Court, YEsTERDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Lewis Watkins and Andrew Washington
we're charged with entering the Fourth Bap-
fist church, on Chimborazo Hill, and dis
turbipg public worship, and also with as
saulting Rev. Scott Gwathmey. This affair
rreW out of the fact that both of the accused,
with five other persons, had been expelled
from the church without trial or hearing,
and the meeting said to have been disturbed
was held to re6pen the case. On motion Of the
prisoners counsel the case was continued
until to-day.
William Jones, guilty of breaking into an
clubhouse of Henry West, on Cary street,
and stealing CRATE and an iron banlster,
was sent to Jail for three months. !,
Mrs. A. Hirshburg, George Boghili, ana
r. Eacho were fined 81 each for dlsorderly
conduct. uon
William Valentine, guilty of petty theit,
was committed for ten days.
Edward Sales alias Porter was ordered 10
be put to work in the chain.gang for three
months.
r. Psatt, charged with selling goods py
sample without license, was discharged.
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BoYD's STATE BUSINESS DIREcToRY.-The
new State Business Directory now being
published in Richmond by Andrew Boyd s.
Co. will be issued about the 1st of Novcm-
Der. 1t will be printed in clear type, on
fine paper, and be bound in substantial and
handsome style. 1t will contain q correct
and complete list of the business houses Of
Richmond, and also of the cities and towns
of the State, and all such cities and towns on
the railroad lines of Kentucky, Tennessee,
and North Carolina as are situated north and
east of Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville, and
Wilmington, n. C. A considerable mum ber
of our merchants, recognizing its value as an
advertising medium, have had their cards in
serted in it, and will perhaps be enabled
thereby to make business connections out
side of the city that will prove valuable and
important to them.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

a CHAPTER OF liOBBERIES.-An organized
band of robbers raided on this city Monday
nighh The bedroom of DR.. B. oadnay, on
Eleventh and Decatur streets, was entered
and his clothing stolen. Money was evi.
IDENTITY the object Of the plunderers, as the
clothing were found yesterday morning in
a field in front of the dwelling-bouse. Mr..
A. w. Burnett, Decatur street near Ninth,
was robbed of bed-clothes and silver-ware.
W. L. Farley's bedroom, on Hull street cor.
ner of Second, was entered and O gold walch
and pocket-book taken. Mr.. Farley and
lady were asleep in the same room, and six
shooter under his head. Attempts on the resi-
dence Of DR.. Winfree, on Decatur and Tenth
street; Mr.. Broaddus, on Bainbridge near
Eighth; Alexander MeCrone, on Eleventh
near Railroad, and Michael Stein, foot of
east Ninth street, failed. Other robberies or
attempts thereat are also reported, but the
above came from the parties themselves.
Such systematic scheme of robbery was
never before attempted in Manchester, and
our citizens should at orce arouse themselves
for mutual protection. Thievlng heretofore
has been confined to chickens, nearly every
family having suffered; but when bed.
rooms are invaded it is carrying the matter
too far, and prompt measures should nc once
be adopted to ferret out the thieves.
RUNAwAY.-A horse attached TO buggy
in which Messrs. Burns Beattie and Billy
Bowman were riding, while crossing the
free bridge became frightened at load of
cotton and ran of, breaking the buggy to
pieces and slightly injuring both gentlemen.
The horse was also considerably bruised.
The CoURTs.-The County Court meets
September 9th, and the Hastings Court Sep
tember 14th. No jurieS will be drawn for
either A term of the Circuit Court will be
held October 18th instead OF November 10th,
as heretofore.
DELEGATES CHosEN.-The Republicans of
Manchester township have elected Edward
Nelson, Ell. c. Smith, and William Swinton
delegates to the County Convention at Ches.
ter to-day to nominate candidate for county
clerk, and send delegates to the Congress
sional Convention.
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TIE KNIGHTS OF JETHRo.-Judge Beverly

THE KNIGHTS OF JETHRo.-Judge Beverly
R. Wexford, Jr., of Richmond Circuit Court,
yesterday granted to Richard Parsons, W.
J. S. Bowe, C. L. Harris, e. j. Price, james
Scott, aud S. D. Jones (colored), and such
Others as they may hereafter associate with
themselves. a charter of incorporation under
the name of the "Knights of Jetbro," for
the purpose Of aiding the sick, poor, and
distressed, and the widows and orphans who
NAV be. unable to care for themselves,
and to bury such as may die, and who are
unable to defray the expenses of funeral
beftting them, and for general benevolence
among the poor, and for the pur..
pose of establishing mercantile and
Manufacturing company, consisting of them
selves, whose object shall be the furtherlng
of benevolent designs-c capital stock not
less than $4,000, or more than 100000. di-
vided in shares of $40 each. The Associa-
ton may hold ten acres Of real estate for the
proper transaction Of its proposed business.
The principal Office and chief place of busi-
ness Shall be in the city of Richmond. The
names of the officers for the FIRST year are as
follows: President, Richard Parsons Trea-
surer, c. l.. Harris: Secretary, W. y. 5.
Rowe.
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CoLoRED SUNDAY. SCHOOL UNloN.-T
regular meeting of the colored Sunday
School Union was held on Sunday at the
Fourth Baptist church. The president
called the meeting to order, and it was
opened by singing hymn, reading part of
the Scriptures, and prayer by W. I. White.
The reports from seven schools were read
and approved. On motion, Shiloh Baptist
Sunday school was admitted to membership
in the Union. w. c. Roane (havng been
inyited) entertained the Union for ten min
utes with some encouraging remarks. 1t
was decided to hold the next meeting in the
city of Manchester, on Sunday afternoon,
October 4, 1874.
The following is an abstract of the secre-
tary's report:
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TFor the Dispatch


The neople of Clay and Marshall Wards
will learn with some surprise Of the propo-
sition made in the Council Monday evening
for the appropriation Of $4,000 to beautlty
and improve the First Market-House, while
they have been satisfied with promises, and
are now, as they have been for six or seven
wears, deprived of proper market facilities.
4 year or two ago it seemed to have been
agreed that the two outer wards should a. nave
each small market.house, aud Gay Wara
went so far MS TO hold pubic meeting ahu
time @ the subject has been dropped, and our
citizens cii have been compelled foreman In
the the thraldom OF the green.grocers, who, with
noor rs "a assortments from which the purchaser
can a select, demand aud receive prices from 2,
ten ten to twenty per cent. higher than prevail .a
at the First and Second Markets. l nave
never heard it asserted that Clay ana mat
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TIE CoNCERT-Po PosTPoNEMEST.- grand
concert that was to have taken place at the
Second Baptist church last evening was un-
ayoidably postponed on account OF the sud-
den and violent thunder and rain storm,
which prevented the attendance OF many
of the ladies who were to have taken part,
~ we'll as a large portion of the audience,
nntil Thursday, 10th instant. Coupon
tickets for reserved seats issued for Tuesday
will he good for Thursday evening, at which
time the concert will certainly take place,
,,eoardtess Of peather.
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STORMS YEsTERDAY.-9esterday morning
about 10 O'Clock the city was visited by a
hail and rain storm, which, however, only
lasted few minutes. Between half-past q
and I O'Clock there was severe wind-storm,
accompanied by rain, thunder, and lightning.
The dust was so bad in some places in the
city that persons who were upon the streets
had to take shelter. The rain, however, laid
the dust completely in short time. AT l0
O'Clock the third storm came up with con-
siderable violence. The lightning flashed
rividIy, and the thunder reverberated among
the bills of our beautiful city again and again.
At a late hour it was still raining.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YESTERDAY.
Judge Robert W. Hughes presiding.-The
Court was occupied during most of the day
in hearing the argument of counsel in the
case of the United States u.s. Edward R. Tay-
lor, postal route agent on the route from
Washington to Lynchburg, charged with the
embe2zlement Of a certain letter and steal
ing therefrom 1890 in bond coupons.
This case was tried at the last July term
of this court in Alexandria, and the defend
ant was convicted. Motion was then made
by the defendants counsel in arrest of iudg.
ment, upon the ground that the indictment
was defective. The decision Of the court
will be rendered to-day.
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UNlTED STATES D1sTRIcT CoURT, YEsrER.
DAY-Jadge 10. W. Hughes presiding AN
adjourned term of this court was commenced
yesterday, and the following orders were

UNITED States DISTRICT COURT, YEsTER.
DAY--Judge 10. W. Hughes presiding An
adjourned term of this court was commenced
yesterday, and the following orders were
made:
In the matter Of Horace Cole, Lavinia NJ.
Payne, Duncan James, and John W. Love
less, bankrupts: Upon petition of assignee
1t was ordered that the creditors show cause
before the register ut Alexandria, on the 9th
instant, why the real estate of the baDkrupts
should not be sold free from liens, and the
register was directed to cause reE.ort to be
made of the liens and their priorities.
In the matter of B. NJ. Francisco, bank
rupt: Order referring the assignee's report
and account to the standing auditor of the
court for taxation and report.
In the matter of j. G. Riddle, bankrupt:
Order for the creditors and assignee Of the
bankrupt to show cause on the 10th of Oc-
tober next why homestead exemption
should not be allowed the bankrupt.
In the matter of John w. Corbfn, bank
rupt: Order for the bankrupt and assignee
TO show cause on the 10Th day of October
next why the order allowing the bankrupt
the proceeds Of the sale Of his real estate as
an exemption should not be set aside and
annulled.
In the matter of John HaWxhurst, bank
rupt: Upon the petition OF the bankrupt the
marshal was directed to take possession Of
the estate of the bankrupt, and keep the
same until the further order Of the court.
In the matter OF A. T. Dishman, bankrupt:
Assignee and creditors ordered to be sum.
,noned TO appear here on the 10th of Octo-
Der next to show cause why a homestead
exemption should not be allowed the bank
rupt.
In the matter of John L. Hendrick, bank.
rupt {: Itappearing to the court that the debts
due by the bankrupt were contracted since
Jsuusry, 1870, and that the bankrupts whole
estate, both real and personal, is not worth
$4,000, the assignee was ordered to sign a
deed releasing to the bankrupt as home
stead exemption all rights acquired by him
as assignee on said property.
In the matter OF j. Fl. NJ. Neblett, bank
rupt: Report Of assignee showing balance
due estate on 9Th September instant filed.
In the matter Of G. II. Smith, bankrupt ;
Assignee's report Of sale filed.
Discharges in bankruptcy were granted to
A. j. Lewis, of AppomattoX county; Wal
ter Bowie, of Goochland county; and Will
liam d. Quesenberry, Of Caroline county.
In the matter Of Mcllwaine &, Co., bank
rupts: Order setting aside certain house
aud lot in the city Of Petersburg to S. S.
Bridgers, member OF the firm, as an home.
stead exemption.
In the matter of A. B. Woodbridge, bank.
rupt: Order allowing homestead exemp-
tion to bankrupt set aside as to the claim OF
Joel Parker, in favor of whose claim the
bankrupt had waived his homestead exemp-
ton, and assignee ordered to sell enough of
the property of the bankrupt to pay the
claim unless paid by the bankrupt.
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DEATH OF AN OLD D~CITIzEN.-Mr. James q.
InIoes died yesterday morning OF apopleXy.
Mr.. Inloes YVES well known by the entire
business community. He came to this CITY
from Baltimore about forty years ago, ana
engaged In the commission business on Main
street, and long enjoyed large and lucrative
trade. His remains will be taken to Baltl-
more for iDterment.
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CHARGED WITH AssAUJT.-Mr. ". T. Lind.
say was arrested yesterday afternoon near
the First police station charged with assault
ing and beating Justice Jacob S. Atee. Mr..
Alice was badly injured, and was also car
ried into the station-house. 1t is said that
the difficulty grew out of some transaction
in bankruptcy.
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EXECUTIVE A77oISTMESTs.-The Governor
yesterday appointed Robert FL. Eeeney, OF
Franklin county, q notary public. and John
Sparhawk, OF Pennsylvania, a commissioner
of deeds for Virginia.
General G. c. Wharton, of Montgomery
county, was designated as the successor OF
William A. Stewart, who has resigned bis
membership of the Board of Visitors oil the
Agricultural College.
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DEATH OF DR.. JUSIUs l.. ARcHER.-Dr. Ju'
MUS L. Archer died at his residence !n thls
city yesterday morning attera long il,ness.
He was born in Powhatan county, ana was
in the tifty.eighth year OF bis age. AL one
time he was the owner Of Bellona Arsenal,
and before and during the war made cannon
there. Until recently he was identified with
the mining interest of Chesterfield county.
His funeral will take place this morning at
haIi.past II O'clock from st. PuaFs church.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-This court was in ses-
sion yesterday, and transacted the following
business:
Charles Arma, charged with petit larceny,
was convicted and sent to Jail and chain-gang
for six months.
Philip Clarke, charged with petit larceny,
was convicted and sent to Jail for thirty days.
John Matthews alias John Duck, charged
with petit larceny, was convicted and sent to
Jail and labor for six months.
Henry Scott, charged with breaking and
entering the burbcr-Shop of Hobson 6 Scott
on Sunday, was convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for two years. He was SEN
fenced and sent out to the penitentiary last
evening.
George johnson, charged with breaking
into the grocery of j. w. Beveridge and
stealing coffee, was convicted and sent to the
penitentiary for tive years.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTs.-Thls cee-
brated make of shirts can be had either ready made
made to order by calling Oh E. B. SPENCE &
Son, merchant lailors, 1900 Main street. SPENCE
4 Son guarantee perfect mt or no sale. Call and
leave your orders. They have asoa large and we'll
selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember to call ut 1900 Main street
for your clothing, shirts, and furnishing goods.
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JULIUS CESAR HAD THE AGUE in Spain, and
Cassius laughed in derlsion 10 see the great man
shake. Had that " lean and hungry" misanshrope
caught the chills himself his l-timed jests would
have frozen on his lips. Fortunately modern science
has provided remedy for this awful scourge in
DEsHLEg's Fever and Ague Pills This unfsiling
medicine contains neither calo1nei. drsenic or qi-
nine. 1t is recommended by many physicians and
eminent men.
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WEDNESDAY. -. SEPTEMBER 9, 1874
The WEATHER To-DAY.-F'on, our re.
ports Mis morning the probabilities are that
the weather today tciH be clear or clearing.
LOCAL MATTERS.

The CONSERVATIVES RALLY on THURSDAY
NIdHT.-The ratification meeting under the
auspices of the Kemper Kampaign Club. at
the Richmond Theatre, on Thursday night,
promises to be grand affair. The young
gentlemen composing this club are actively
at work. Prominent speakers from abroad
and our own city are expected to deliver ad-
dresses on the OCCASION, and the different
clubs, the gallant old Dominion Club OF JEFF
ferson Ward, the German Conservative Club,
of Marshall Ward, and the clubs OF our sis
ter city of Manchester. are expected TO attend.
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SIDNEY METHODIST CHURCH FAIR.--The Ia.
dies of Sidney Methodist church have COM
menced Fair, which is deserving OF the
support and patronage of the public. be
freshnents are for sale at reasonable prices,
and at several tables fancy goods are offered
about as low as they can be purchased else
where,
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Do1SGs OF THE GRAND JURY Yesterday
The grand jury Of the Hastings Court met
yesterday. and found true bills for felony in
the following cases:
Sterling Phelps, for assaulting James
Glenn.
Hannah Brown, for numbering her child.
Margaret Smith, for stealing $3.50.
Ferdinand Brown, for assaultlng Louisa
Ross.
R.K. Atkinson, for assaulting Frank Dick
man.
Frank Larman, for cutting Phil. Robin
son.
Lucie Elan, for stealing S25 from the Per-
son of David Calhoun.
j. Boswell, for forgery.
William Burke, for stealing watch from
Randall Shelton.
E. II. Foote and James ". Hale, for per-
Jury.
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PROPOSALS.

'''''NiA PENlTESTlARY. OFFICE or
p,r.,,,, EpAHD OF DRECioRS.
r,t,, ,,'''vNh' A., September 8, 1874.
ScNNhb rc PROPOSALS for the delivery
57N12 712 C'T c'Ti, u SEASONED PINE WOOD.
viii, ,.iL> .! SEASONED OAK WOOD,
'uh'i. rkI.SG ~ ~ Z! IN" "i!ce Of lhc superintendent
f.r,' Iltt , september II. ~ If.
msa,un,,,,'.. - VIZ oc subject 10 inspection aud
t% !'a$ require. 80 vac 0"peA
"1SE II the Board
Sl-i, GEORGE BARG AMIN,
President
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON 6 CO., 5lz P. u, a building lot on
Tweniy-flfth and streets, Church HILL
". B. RATCLIFFE, 1O4 A. NJ, groceries, cigars.
BURTON & CARTER, 10 A. ", furniture, vine
gar, crockcry, Sc.
WILLIAM K. SMITH 6 CO., 10 A. M., at 2o7
Broad street, furniture. crockery, &c.
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JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF BURGEssEs.-
The Committee on the State Library have
obtained the Journals OF the House OF Bur.
gesses of Virginia, from June q, i7b2, to
April y. 175s, and from November ., ll6l,
june I, 1855.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED MEETING OF JET AIA
IN FERSON LODGE, No. %, h. of p, 8@A
will be held in their Castle Hall on THIS IS! S,.s}
Wednesday EVENING the Sth instant, SSsZSST
Ut IN O'Clock. Candidates for degrees will SsSSW
be in attendance promptly at 8 O'Clock. Ssty
Members of sis ter lodges aud visiting brethren are
fraternaly invited to attend. BY order of The Z. C.
JOHN Il. VAUGHAN,
Sc 9-lt* X. of X. and 8.
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ITSHAILABLE LETTERS RRAAfSNG m THE
R,cHYoNp Posr-OFFlcE SEPTEMBER !, 18Th
Mrs. Kitlie Crawford, Richmond, Va; d.
n. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Mrs. ). J..
spraggins, Petersburg, Va; Mrs. Mary SUI
Ivan. Concord, n. 81.
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CaSYIcT RECEIvED.-Si Beach, SEN
fenced TO the State penitentiary for fifteen
years, from Alexandria. for the murder OF
Henry ;lones, was received at that lnstitu-
ton Yesterday.
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LADIES, If you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS or have work done, go to II. FERRANDINI
the only practical hair dresser in this city. Estab
lished IN 1868. At No. 613 Broad street.
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FUNERAL OF bIR. ALLEN.-Mr. William c.
Allen was buried from his late residence
Yesterday morning. His funeral was largely
attended, many persons following the re-
mains to their last resting-place.
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VIficE OF INK CRY W.Trp-WCpI--

pY,,,,, NASH!SGTOS HALL.
Cr,, ,',iMPNp, VA, September z, 1874.
y IN ,|+, -ln y IkOPOsALS will be received
zQ4 ttt " Tor ne whole, At this office uutiI the
~. IN, ai ,,.," Instant, for making and furnish
50ISCH rfTmr'i rfT~rr' 'inent with three Hundred t3OOj
IIAsI !ItON y 4 snl sTI t"2 hundred (200l 24-iACH
n.lsi ntI5i III hi, cily. hs Sala pipes to be de-
Tile, l ri %l "'aic at shat time and IN what ouau-
ANY Iai,,5s Stss %n be- delivered - ''"' 4u"A
'4ie. '''N required will be given at this
al e b!G b!GA'''se reserve The right to reject any or
-@GLt2O j. l.. LAWS,
@~"------------- SuDerinfcDaent
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A y ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MAN, who
iy1,. - ,'uo to invest in Il profitable business.
wy -" "i'". il" wl!i tcceiye either = hare of The
St. 3"drdrtred interest on the money, be-
,t'hi! i"F hi, services can hear Of such an
fee ''"'''? v! aiirea-ing I. II. ", Dtspntch Of
au slim
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TOBACCO FOR AusTRrA.-The American
brig Isis. commanded by Captain a. ID. Al An.
derson, which heretofore has been engaged IS
Ia the coasting trade, was entered at lns
.cl,stom.house yesterday by W. 81. Hannl-
.WinkIe IS Co. for Trieste, Austria.
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DISCHARGED -Stepney Bailey, who has
been confined in the county Jail since last
March for falling to pay fine assessed against
him for an assault, was yesterday discharged
bv order of the County Court.
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DON'T BUY the old-fashioned, uneven, over
length, hand.sawed, and split wood, but j. 3. WAT.
KINS's sawed and split rich pine and dry oak, pre-
pared with the accuracy Of machinery at Ninth and