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Charles a. Dana under Arrest.

New YoRK, April 3.-Chares a., Dana,
editor Of the San, learning this mornin 9
that an attachment had been issued against
him from the Supreme Court of the District
Of Columbia, went to the Quilted States
marshaps office with his counsel aud surren.
dered himself. 4 petition was then pre-
sented to Judge Blatchford praying for a
writ of hobeas. corpus, ordering the marshal
to bring Mr.. Dana before the COURT and show
cause why he should he detained. The
United States District Attorney asked for an
adjournment. and the matter was finally sci
down for 2 O'Clock Tuesday next. MIR. Dana
meanwhile is allowed to 60 on parole, being
however, in technical custody OF the court.
1t appears that subpoena was served q
short time ago on Mr. Dana commanding
bis presence ia Washington 10 testify before
the grand jury in the case Of the United
States against Frederick IL. Snyder. He
paid no attention 10 it., and hence the attach
ment. He says he knows bathing about the
case, aud that it is trick to- get him in
Washington.
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ASSEMBLY UALL.-Not withStanding the
threatening rain Il briliiInt audience wei
coined the "R,cnmoud Amateur Opera Com
pauy' ut the matiree on Saturday after.
noon, that being the second performance
The rendition Of Saratoga WAS a decided
Improvement upon their first performance
ipaSmuch rs the stage business was more
spirlted, the actors more at ease, and there
WIS smoothness about the whole enter.
tainment that was wanting before. The act
inr throughout was Iine. as was attested by
the high eucomiumS they received.
The characters Of Papa and Mrs. Wander.
pool were admirably TILED. To their per-
senators is generally conceded the first
bonors. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter were aIse
artistically represented. The two principal
characters of the play, Robert Sackett and
Eftie Remington. were we'll taken through
out. and received frequent marks of applause
from the audience. The impersonations o.
Olivia Aston, the widow OF the period. and
Virginia Vanderpool, were very good 10
deed. rs was also those Of Sir Mortimer Nut
toplee. Benedict Remington. pere, Mr.. Lud
dington. and Mr. Cornelius Wethestree.
1t is rather q dangerous experiment fol
amateurs TO attempt u play SO long with st
many performers, and requiring such splrl
and life To make it even -preSen!able. -.Ihell
success in such play as Saratoga (Which pro
fessionaIs rarely essay does great credit tt
the energy and talent OF the amateurs. ~
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v,HE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
L In It's extent and equipment, Is ar&guaiied o.
auy printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doins ALL xIsDs OF JOE.
WORK. ...s ~ .-E
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
nromntly aud neatly executed, and at low prices
GOOD woRK. GOOD MATERIAL. AND sAEs-
:. cT1oS GUARANTEED. Look at some fsus
Hrs1sEss CARDS 50 TO IS per 1000.
VISITING CAgps 5ec. 70 81 Tor 30
LETTER HEAps - se.7o per ream.
RIII, HEADS 81 TO $40 per reai,l.
CIRCULARS $3.50 TO 81 per l,o0o.
HAspp,tLs 81 TO s3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices ior other Kinds Of
work.
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WoRK,a spe.
o,,l,y The fact that we have for the past twenty
ye years been doing the most Of this class OF work
| ia evidence that we are prepared TO DO II promptly
We particularly invite attep:,on 10 the beaulifa
and useful TRANSFER INKS that we are no :
! us,ng. They have been has recently introduced
INIT are already extensively useE by railroad ant
amesa, companies, essss, perehanss sRa atasrs
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. N.--Mr. Jacob T.
Barns Gied in this city on Saturday after.
noon, iu the seventy-Second year Of his age.
For many years he was the senior partner OF
the firm of j. L. e. l.. l.. Barns, iron found
erS aud machuists doing an extensive bu<i-
ness in this city. Our old citizens remember
hin as an active participant in by gone days
in all public enterprises for the welfare Of
Richmond, aud as amongst the most liberal
subscribers to the earlier lines Of internal
Improvement built in Virginia. Until his
removal 10 HANOVER, Il few years ago, he was
a prominent member Of the. Second Baptist
church, and at the time of the erection Of
the house ol worship now used by this con-
grcgation gave largely towards paying the
cost of its construction. His funeral will
take place from this church this morning at
II O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| 1HE DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK -ARREs7 OF
| ITS LATE PRESIDENT AND CAsHIER.-On Sat,
urday morning Justice w. Hall Crew, upon
complaint Of Mr.. +. T. Burcb, issued q war.
| rant against Mr. John E. Bossieux, late presf.
dcnt, and two warrants against Mr.. Thomas s,
Armstead, late cashier Of the Dollar Savings
Bank. The warrant against Mr. Bossieux
charges that he did feloniously take, steal,
and carry away 5000, in United States cur.
| rency and notes, the property OF the Dollar
Savings Bank Of the city Of Richmond.
Witnesses: a. A. Hutcheson and i. s.
Tower" --- -.-...-. - - q q
The first warrant against Mr.. Armstead
charges that he did "feloniously omit to
make certain entry in certain account
kept in the Dollar Savings Bank, he, the said
Armistead, being an officer in said bank,
which said account is generally known as
the certied.check account, and which omis-
Si0ns consisted in falling to enter upon said
account the certiication Of certain check
signed by A. 4. Hutcheson with intent TO
defraud. Witness: E. 7. Burch, j. T. Tay-
lor, A. A. Hutchesop, Ii. D. Daptorlh, |. S.
Tower. j. NJ. Bibb. George D. Wise. E. j.
Warren, Fl. Bodeker, +. q. Jackson, H.
Claggett, WI. Gentry, p. E. Gentry. Jonn
H. Gresham, l.. G. Crump, and W. j. West
wood.'' - =.
The second warrant charges that Mr..
Armistead did "feloniously make certain
| entries in a certain account kept on the Dol
lar Savings Bank, Of which be was an officer,
which said account is commonly known as a
statement, with intent to defraud the said
Dollar Savings Bank and TO conceal the true
state Of said account. Witness: A. A.
IIutchesoD, l. S. Tower, j. II. Gresham, j.
IT. Vaughan, j. NJ. Bibb, L. G. Cruup, H.
d. Danforth, II. Bodeker, Z. E. Gentry, w.
Cloggett, w. }. Gentry, w. J. We>twood,
&. D. Wise. and T. e. Jacksou.' ,.. sad
These offences are represented to have
been committed during the fall of 1873
| about the time Of the failure of the bank.
The warrants were placed In the hands of
Captain Tyler and Sergeant Daniel Wren to
be served. They found Mr.. Armistead at
bis usual place of business, and took him into
custody. Mr.. BoSsieuX having been apprised
that the officers were in search of him went
TO the First stltion.house and there deliver
ed himself up. -.
The accused will be examined by the Police
Justice this morning. Messrs. Ould d. Car
rington and Judge J. A. Meredith will rep
resent them as counsel.
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TAX ON CHARITABLE BEQUEsTs.-Judge
Wexford on Saturday decided that property
beoueatbed TO charitable institutions which
are exempt from taxation must, pay the six.
ner.cept. collateral Inheritance tax levied by
the State. The cases will 60 to the Supreme
Court. In Samuel Miller's bequests taxes
amounting to about $4,000 are Involved in
William BarretL's about $4,000; and in
Jaquelin p. Taylor's about $3.50. The bene'
ticaries under the wills OF Mcssrs. Barrett
and TaS lor are Richmond institutions.
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WHAT SHALL WE AT:-The paper by Dr..
Cutter. in the last issue OF the J0'HRHt. upon
the chemistry aud Physiological effects OF hue
| flour, has awakened much interest and IN
uuiry among our readers. There can be lit
| tie doubt that the questions asked by the
writer are Of much importance 10 every one,
and that the exclusive use of bolted -four in
bread making is opposed to the science and
knowledge Of the age in which we live. We
grind that noble grain, wheat, in our
powerful mills. aud then with the bolter
remove from the powdered grain every
thing that resstS the action of the
stones, 30 as 10 retain for Use only the
starchy portion, which is elegant TO the sight.
In the rejected portions are found the most
important eutritve principles, and these, in
the form of "shorts" and "fne ieed,' we
give 10 our horses and orr COWS. As we have
looked into The "blns' at the farm, filled
with these rejected articles Of human food,
the exclamation has been often forced from
us, "What pity" Pity indeed it is that
| :. fashion, should override interest and ply
| steal wen-beinS; tor nothing but fashion
holds the snOr. .rhite wheaton loaf in its place
upon our tables.
| II this must continue, we would suggest
| 10 those who desire 10 obtain all the elements
| in food necessary 10 good health to procure
the " heat pho>pnate> asl nitrogcneuS COM
mounds bv a free Use OF milk. II 4 generous
milk diet is associated with the white bread
| the evils of imperfect nutrition may be
avoided Nothing tXcitc> The tactical Scctc
ton. in cCus like the m!lci'S - line iced,'
and we lind in the milk.pNl, in new as>o'
Citations, the rich elements wc reject in the
grains of wheat. Very few, indeed, can
| obtain pure milk and cream, but every
family ought 10 be abe 10 obtain whole
wheat -four in its best condition. AT The
| present time it is the practice TO Il large
| extent among mllets TO grind the finest,
soundest wheat into tine flour and the
poorest into what is called "Grahlm flour.
| This term "Gruham flour" ought no longer
10 be used. 1t is kind Of general name
given to mixtures of bran and Spoilt h0ur
To Il large extent unfit for human food. Whal
| we need is good, sweet, lrhOle Uhedt Hour
finely ground, and securely put up for family
use. This article we do not hnd In the mar
kct, aud the western miller who will give
his earpest attention to furnishing such tl9uI
will realize fortune speedily. The brown
loaf made from whole wheat is TO our eye as
handsome as the white. 1t can be made with
all the cXcelences of the white, so far as
lightnesS is concerned. and it is sweeter and
more palatable. With this loaf we secure all
the important nutritive principles which the
Creator for wise reasons has stored up in
wheat. Boston Journal Of Chemistry.
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DRowSED.-Mr. q. S. Atkinson, the watch
man at Joseph Hall & Co.'s lron-Works
heard man struggling in the water or
Saturday night near The corner Of Tenth ahC
Byrd streets, and afterwards succeeded IL
fishing out the body of u man who was un
known to him, but upon whose person let
terS bearing the name of Al. Watkins were
found. DR.. Taylor, corner of the city, wa:
notified, viewed the body, and had it re
moved to the city morgue. 1t is stated tha
the deceased was coach.maker, and was !
captain in the Confederate army. He was, il
is believed, in a state of intoXication, anC
walked into the water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

EEw YdRE, Apsil 3.-The E,ibuae's
Washington speciaEaays: Iufern4ation was
i'm parted at tEe War Department yesterday
through high official circles that the Presi.
dent would declare as she policy Of The Gov.
ern oent in 'diSposiDgc OF the Mexican raids
and the loss OF american lives and property
reparation from the Meztean Government 10
the shape Of moseyed'indemnity for depse-
datiors committedby subjects Of t1at Gov
ernment on the Ts2as border. Our Govern
ment will qinsis7 upon this mparatioa !;
and in order To- enforce a conelus ten
1t is admitted that ibe Secretary Of Earw5s,
if no other resources left; sarry out the de-
termination by Strengthening the AEieriesn
border hDe by attaching thereto smother
stretch ofMexican territory. Ii is intHnatea
that General Mckenzie is to- be transferred
from Fort Sill, and eake chargsufoth troops
on The Texas border. The, Mexican Sow
ernment will shortly 5e presented with y firns
demand on the part Of our Governments for
due reparatfon ertaHe the only alternative
Of War alongthe bordeE'with thspurposs. os
enforcing our Demands. . fa -iG;ln s-sst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

Sr. MARKS CoNcERT.-The programme for
this concert has been printed, and offers
selection not easily surpassed. The o-ches-
ira will render the Benedic;us, tue gem OF
Mozart's Twelfth Mass; one of Richmond's
sweetest singers will be accompanied by Mr.
Thilow in Schuberts sersnade; the beautiln'
quartetle from Martha-" Good Night"-
VIII be sung by MessrS. RedIord and Grant,
Miss Redtord, and soprano who Is preemt
nent amongst the vccaIists OF Richmond.
Altogether il is q great treat TO the lovers OF
good music. The closing chorus" harvest
Time"-is beautiful English melody. Inc
number of tickets is liBitcO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

HUsTrSss COURT Civil DocKET.-Judge
Guieon's term for the month Of April win
commence to-day. when he will call the civil
docket, consisting of causes removed from
the Police Court, appeals from the Police
Justice, forfeited forthcoming bonds, gar
nishee' summonses, and miscellaneous mo.
tiops. Lawyers, witnesses, and parties inte-
rested will do we'll TO attend. '.' <t@
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, ~ p. NJ, two framed tene-
mcnts the west line Of Second street be-
tween Duval and Baker.
W. GODDIN, ~ P. NJ. three acres Of land on
Church Hill, In Rutherfuords addition, near
Thlrtielh street.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sheriff At his Office, No.
1l15 Main street, carpets, mating, paper-felt,
&C, &c.
BRONACGH & TAYLOR, 4 z. NJ, three 12-acre
lots on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
In the county of Chesterfield.
JAMES L. APPERSON, AZ 2. NJ, brick store and
dwelling No. 226 Fifth street, near Byrd.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. NJ, personal pre-
pcrty, cow, &c, on Fulton liilI.
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PolIcE COURT, SATURDAY.-Henry Doyle,
charged with being drunk, was fined 81.
Mary Jackson, charged with being dis
reputable character, was fined g.
John Anderson, charged with having ia
his possession one lot of iron supposed to be
stolen was sent to JAN for fifteen days.
Moses Madison, cha,ged with trespassing
on the premises of Chesley Glover with evil
intent toward Mary E. Glover, was sent on
to the grand jury of the Hastings Court for
indictment,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

THE LATE Rock. BATTLE William Fl.
Lewis, 7 homas Jackson, David Richardson,
William Giles, Richard DilIard. John Tay-
lor alias Harris, and William judah (young
colored meu), arrested some days since on
the charge of feloniouSly aSSaulting and
striking Master j. NJ. Stevenson with rock,
were brought before the Police Court on
Saturday morning. Several witnesses were
examined, aud the case was continued until
Tomorrow on account OF the indisposition Of
Justice White.
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REvESuE CAsE.-W. NJ. Manning, of
McchienDurg county, was before Commls-
sioncr Atkins on Saturday to answer the
.cnarge of violating the internal revenue law
by failing TO cancel the marks and brands
on six spirit-casks, delivered by him at Bell
field station, Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road, in December last. The assistant dis
trict attorney has recommended that the
Government compromise the matter, ana
the case was continued until to-day 10 enable
the accused TO bear from the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

new YORK, April &--Oliyer Ares, SECOND,
has addressed a communication TO the Eoe-
nina Post pronouaciag as untrue statemen ut
which appeared ia the Hartford aCopn) Post,
saving that it WAS alleged that the executors
of Oakes Ames hnd discovered that the
money claimed so have been paid by him to-
Mr. Colfax and others was ID fact used fcs
bis own purpes as at the tiEe he was bar r
pressed by his financial embalrassments.
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The Yellow-Eeyes.

WASHINGTON, April .-Rear-Admiral Mul
lauey, commanding the North. Atlantic sta
ton, reports to the Secretary Of the Navy
that at Havana the yeIlow-Sever is prevailing
to an alarming extent, and thas on board oil
two Spauish vessels there we've seyenty-six
eases down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

Amcdicai expert has made publca theory
"h!ch, If true, Will save time, trouble, and
'Apen'e IN more than one OF The many trials
!'I murder yet to take place. II is that if &
person DIES by absolute drowning bloody
"attr VIII run from the body il cut. Ii
t't.h De caused by blow given previous to
.'''hs Ih'o the water blood will not flow
Hom cut made in The body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH CoApANY.-Judge
Wexford on Saturday granted Il charter of
incorporation TO the Automatic Signal Tele-
graph and Transportation company with a
capital stock of not less than $50, 900, nor more
than $3.50, 600; shares 800 each. The company
is formed for the purpose of erecting and 'ope-
rating lines of Automatic Signal Telegraph
for transportation, tire, police, and messen.
yer service, aud carrying on general trans.
porta,ion business, with tine principal office
at Richmond. Officers for the first year: j.
". Hates, president ; Il. NJ. J. Paynter, Sec
rctary; Leonard Cox, treasurer. Directors
The president, secretary, treasurer, Edward
Mccarthy, and james l.. Morrow.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING FRoS. Captain
John Disney, Of the Second police district,
arrested, George Williams and Isaac Price, on
Saturday evening, charged with stealing 40
pounds of iron, valued st 81, from the Trede-
CUR Company. The accused Will have hear:
ing before the Police Court this morning.
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CnIRIsKr.-P Professor Chiriski commenced
an engagement a. the Virginia Opera House
on Saturday mig at, and will give another OF
his pleasant Entertainments tonight. Ihe
usual numbfj II of presents Will De dlstri-
buted, and tr.e Professor will doubtless nave
q large audi ence.
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BY TELEGRAPH,


Especial teiesrsna to fi,e Dispatest] z
NORFOLK, Va, april 3.-At noon splen.
did new aud capacions barn belonging 10 SIR;
S. A. Carney, of Norfolk county, about shree
mile from this city, was fred BY childrex. at
play with matches, and totally consumed.
with ssFits valuable contents, consisting Of
three ezhpb'e horses, several buggies and
wagons, sets of harness, saddles, and all the
farming. hapiements of the place; the estire
stock of seru' and hay, quantity Of guano,
and ffteeuhunoIed barrels used for shipping
purposes. There was. no insurance on any
Of the property.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED. The State
Board Of Education has anpoin ted the fol-
lowing school trustees -
Allegheny county: Clifton district, John
d. Sadler. .
Bedford county: Claremont district,
George I. Sucad.
Chesterfield county: Midlothian district,
Z. NJ. Archer, uice Socrates Brooks, resigned.
New Kent county Ware Creek district,
Thomas 5. Martin, cice James L. Eames, re-
signed; Black Creek. Z. T. Crump.
Northampton county: Capevllle district,
Robert T. Hallett; Eastyille district, George
r. Dalby Fra nktoWn, Augustus Heath.
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AUCTIONEERS, DE.

Drank d. HILL,
REAL. ESTATE AGENT AND AtICT1UNEER'
No.ll05 Maipsueet, Rich mond, Va
REAL ESTATE SOLD PRIVATELY OR AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
HOUSES aud LANDS RENTED or LEASED
OUT, and particular att entlon paid to the COLLECTION
Of rents.
Sir. Ro Ii. Gill LAM is with me, and requests th'
patronage of hi ! friends. nf 0-lm
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Two Yale theological students returned to
their room Monday evening, and found Il man
in it who held pistol at their heads and de-
mauded money. They handed over seven
dollars, whereupon the lobber walked out,
locaing the door behind him and leaving the
students imprisoned for sone time before
they could gain an exit and Inform the ponce.
Easy victory.
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GOSPEL TABLEAuX.-The Gospel TableauS
and Life Of Christ will be exhibited at the
Grace-Street Baptist chNrch tc-Dight, with
an explanatory lecture By Professor FL. II
Harris, Of Richmond College. The proceeds
will be devoted to the Ciay.Street mission.
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Cost os TIE IMPROVEMENTS 10 TEE THIRD.
STREET METHODIST CHURCH.--In the notice
of, the Improvements to the Third.Street
Methodist {coiored) church published on
Saturday the cost of the work was stated to
have been $500. 1t should have been 20, 900.
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LAND SALE Messrs. Chaflin, Staples &
CO. have sold to Messrs. siddell d Paint .r,
of Pittsburgh, Penp., the farm know. n as
soak Grove" lying in Powhann coudty on
the GeDilo road, containing one thousand
aud twenty.four acres, for six thousand dol.
lars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-05

Fish COMMISSIONERS an act Of the
General Assembly 10 encourage the propaga.
ton of fish in the waters Of this State, for
which $500 was appropriated, the Gov.
ernor on saturday appointed the following
commissioners-viz. a: General Filzhugh Lee,
of Stafford county; E. NJ. Tidball, of Win
chester, and DR.. w. II. Robertson, of Lynch
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PorGuKEEpsIE, N. Y, April 3.-Fears of
dlmage from the ice is Subsiding. Boats
from New York are expected here Monday
E.Asrox, PA, April 3.-The Delaware
river is twenty-five feet above fow-Water
mark and is swelling.
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SPRING Gooos.--A large assortment of. goods for
the spring has just been opened by E. L. SPENCE s.
SON, merchant trtfors, 1900 Main street. eInbrac-
ing all the new designs of French and English
Worsted CCain2s and Cassimeres ;ald with expert
cutters and workmen SPENCE i SoS; are prepared
to turn out all the no5by and high toned styles of
the season. IF you are III want of nice clothing, cut
and made TO order In the most fashionable and best
style, Gallon E. b.. SPENCE s. soS, 1900 Main
street.
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Pho Senatorial, Excursion.

new ORLEANS, April 3,-The senatorial
excursion have finally concladed TO Use the
Government vessel Dispatch, placed at their
service. and will sail tomorrow morning for
Vera Cruz
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FoLEY's STATUE OF STossEpABL JACKSON
It is stated that Rev. DR.. Hoge has been Sc
lected to deliver the address on the occasion
of the reception and unyeiliDg Of the Stone
wall Jackson statue when it arrives in this
city + .-..- ~. 'i i r.
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UMBRELLAS and CANES specially at ScHAAp's

WALLPAPER, WINDOWS SHADES, &C.-We have
just received all the latest styles of WALL PAPER,
WELDON, SHADES, coRNIcEs, NoTTISGHAM-LAcE
CURTAINS, &c. BOOTH Co.,
Tenth street between Main and Bank
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SUPREME CouRr OF APpEALs, sATURDA 7.
Booker os. Kirkpatrick et ais. Fully argued
and submitted. = ~. E
BIaekford IS. Hurst et ais. Fully argued
and submitted. 't=l -'a5
McVeish os Bank of Old Dominion will
be taken up on Tue.dly next. l"E