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New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

Theodore Ton Mr. Beeches expression Of conron for the
crime that he had committed against Elizabeth Ton and Theo-
de Ton and his expression Of regret that he had mentioned
Mr. Billiards. Mr. Bowen; those the three distinct
subjects that now recolect
q And the only three that you recolee' A. Those are the
three, Sir
@ understand you now TO say that II Dec Stat that
Mr. Beech toh you that Mrs Beecher and himself had been
taking active part with Mrs TOn aganst her husband A.
Ny recollection Is thai way; yes Sir.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

HEssNos CoURy-Lsdge Clopton wusss-
din9.-Tpe following business was disposed
OF IN this court on Saturday:
Masen Robinson and Andrew Claiborne,
charged with feloniossly assaulting Edward
Epps, were tried and acquitted. ~
G. T. Green, charged with breaking open
an clubhouse attuche6 to the court. bouse,
was tried, found guilty, and fned $5 aud
costs. ....
In the ease Of NelsoD Robinson, charged
with feloniously assaultipg Edward Eppsi
which was concluded about 81 O'Clock Friday
night, the jury found verdict OF guilty,
and assessed fine OF S2y- to- which the court
added three months Imprisonment in jill,
All OF the parties tried are colored.
The court adjourned until Tuesday.
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THE CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY, HAIL. -kememb

THE CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY XHALL.--Remember
the GRAND CONCERT and BARNADEE at Assembly
Hall on Thursday night next This is what tue El
mira Advertiser has to say about BhRSABEE:
MIR. Barnabeer however, took the audience by
storm. He has rich b1ss voice. and as q musician
alone demonstrated at once TO the audience his
merit. But 10 This quality be has also added an
ability as hulr orst that makes him capable of gv-
ing first-class entertainment all by himself. He
sang four times last evening" ard delighted the
audience that IL was with difficulty that they would
allow him to make his pariing bow. His Simon
the Cellarer,' Mrs. Watkins's Evening Party
and The Cork Leg entirely upset the decorum OF
be audience, and reused them as We Aave not sc IN
an Elmlra house aroused for many day. And
witaI. his part, there such delieacy and re-
hnemCnt.so much real gentIcmanlFness displayed,
that the fine taste of no one could be ofended. IL
was not comic business he did, but humorous"
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Ine l1fs democratic ntorel Eemlnee for GoyernSr
OF Pennsyfyania On the GurrSuex

PorTsvrLIE, September as.-Judee persb..
iBg'sletter accepting the Damoerstie nomi.s
nation for Governor 10 published. Cor.
eernipE the financial question he awe ].
1 am opposed to iufition "a ifs ty1e
sense, aud iDHation. Is not demands a I'M
the Erie platform. That platform on.i
poses any further contraction Of the
currency at this time of financial distress,
when our workshops, mills and manufac.
tories are closed and thousands Of men Will
ing to. work are QUO Of employment. To
expand the currency when people are incur.
ing debss, ard to rapidly contract II when
the time for payaent has come, will prove
rHnous to every business entermhe.a "
To attempt To- force the country to re-.
sumPtien Of specie payments under the pro.
visens Of the act passed BY the last Congress
viii only intensity the distress which now
Geyery prevails. favor such volume
Iof currency as the legitimate demands OF
business and the revival OF the industries or
THE cozutry may requiFe. I1 D M
\ ! adAere to the doctrine always held by the
Democratic party that gold and silver eonsti.
ltute the true basis for bank.note circulation.
The question as to this Is not the same as
that Of paper currency That Is Itself made
bJ the sovereign power legal tender, and
therefore is money. ,.7
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The Nassona, Ra.Iroad Cox,pensio,


ST. LOUIS September 25.-The Executive
Committee TO arrange the preliminaries for
1.-THE National Railroad Convention to be held
Fhere next month held another meeting yes
Eterday, and adopted resolution asking the
|lpresident of the Merchants Exchange to ap.
|point committee to act With the Executive
sCommittee; also, asking the Merchants Elk.
5ohauge to invite other commercial organiza.
5tlons throughout the couatry to send to the
3Convention delegates who favor the object
lin view.
a resolution was also adopted assing the
Governors of the various States to send to
the Convention anumber of delegates equal
to the congressional delegation OF the respec.
tiYes States.
phe municipal authorities Of many cities
will also be invited to send delegates.
An address viii be issued setting forth the
Object of the Convention and the Benefits
which must result to the country from the
construction Of the proposed railroad.
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THE EMBLEMATlC EAGLE.-The Etruscans
were the first who adopted the eagle as
symbol Of royal power, and bore its imege as
Il standard at the head of their armies.
From the time Of Marius it was the principal
emblem OF the Roman republic and the only
standard Of the lesions. 1t was represented
with outSpread wings, and was usually of sill.
yer, till the time of Hadriap, who made it of
gold. The double-headed eagle was 10 use
among the Byzantine emperors, to indicate,
it is said, their claim to the empire both OF
the East and the West. 1t was adopted in
the fourteenth century by the, German en-
perors, and afterward appeared on the arms
of Russia. The arms of Prussia are dis.
tiuguished by the black eagle, and those OF
Poland bore the white. The white.headed
eagle is the emblematic device of the United
States of America, is the badge of the Order
of the Ciucinpa'ii, and is figured on coins,
Napclson adopted the eagle for the emblem
of imperial France; it was not. however
represented in heraldic style, but 10 It's
uatural torn, with the thunderbolts OF Ju'
piter. 1t was disused under the BourDons,
but was restored BY decree of Louis Ma
poleon, January 1st, 1852.
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THE JUVENILE OPERA TRoUpE.-Mr. j. F.
Zimmerman. who has been connected with
the Kellogg English Opera Troupe for long
time, Is in the city making arrangements for
the appearance of his Mexican Juvenile Opera
Compuny-a troupe which comes endorsed
by the New York dailes and the press oil
Baltimore, San Francisco, and other large
cities. From all accounts it is Wonderful
company. Mr. Zimmerman was in San Fran
cisco while travelling for Ristori and Miss
Kellogg. and while there heard several OF the
operas as rendered by these children, and
was so astonisbed and pleased that be forth
with made an engagement with them, ana II
pursuance thereof his company visits this
CITY for the first time on Monday the 4th ol
October.
The troupe is composed of twenty-four
children, between the ages OF six and twelve
wears, and eleven grown persons, the chll.
dren's parents, and Il musical director and fui
orchestra. Their costumes are represented
as being of the most costly and elegant char
acter, and the whole paraphernalia OF the
company equal TO the best in the country
The prima dome are aged, respective ly,
six and eight years, and are said to posses;
voices of rare culture and compass.
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THE TEAPLEroN ALLIANcK.-The Fay Fem
pleton Star Alliance gave Hs two last per-
formances IN this city on Saturday. Its the
boast of our people that they know how 20
appreciate true merit, and there is some
foundation for the claim yet the confessed'y
meritorious performances Of this company
were But meagrely patronized. Not mar
Or woman who attended went away disap-
pointed or dissatisfied, and Still in numbers
the audiences were never one fourth as large
as they ought to have been. AS for little
Fay, no criticism can much exaSgerate
her charms or more than 30 justice to
her genius. She is truly wonderfuE
child, and in years TO come, if her
powers grow with her age, her name will be
known the country over. Her initiative
powers are excellent, her acting would do
credit to most Of the "ieadiDg ladies'" her
ingipg is equal if not superior to what we
generally hear on the Stage, and her voice IS
mature enough to be removed from the mol
over.peasant childish squeak She "sings
IKE bird and dancas like fairy" Mr.. and
Mrs. Templeton, the father and mother OF
the precociotss little girl, are good in their
parts, and so, generally speaking, are all the
members of the company. Ia departing
from Richmond they carried the we'll wishes
of our Lheatre-goers and assurances of belief
widely entertained that little Fay has bril-
liant future before her.
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The Corn lCrop.

WAsHIsGToN. Septem Der 25.-The yeptem:
Der report Of the Department OF AgrbuJture
says Of the corn, crop: /" Could It be tho
fIrougbsy ripened its aggregate would exceed
lany previous crop, and the yield per acre
fwouid be one Of the best, notwithstanding
kthe losses by overH)w OF bottoms and sssn.
Sration of heavy fit soils, such losses provfug
! less than the usual damages by drought aud
! insects. While the rains have greatly beue-
fsed the crop on drier and higher soils neassy
everywhere, corn is late f1 maturing fron
ozs'to'two weeks. The general high conG5
ton is still maintained, the average being
one per cent. higher than in August. The
State.ayerases are:: Maine, F05; New Ham, :
shire 100; Vermont, So; Massachusetts.
100: Connecticut. 1G8;: New York, 80; New
jersey. Ill; Penns5 Ivania, 1903; Della.
ware, 1Do: Maryland, 1867. Virginia, 112;
North Caroins, 1O4; South Carolina, 81 !;
Georgian, co.; Florida, sS;; Alabama, III !.
Mississippi, 116; Louisiana, s5S Texas, SO !;
Arkansas, lO9; Tennessee, Tt4 : West Vir-
giuia, 1F; Kentucky, 103;; Ohio, 81; Micbi-
gan, 10B;: Indiana, 49,; Illinois, So; Wiscon.
sin, 60; Minnesota. II; Iowa, 90; Missouri,
III; Kausas, 100; Eebraska, 90. California,
So; Oregon, 100. s. HI .s,ta.aa i
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., AZ z: H., tnree-stofT
frnmpd dwelling and lot on [ krfeti Hlil.
lot on the north side Of Jackson street betwsSn
First aud second
W. GODDIN, 4 r. NJ. lot iDi Manchester, cn'the
west line Of Seventh STREET tae;r the rev Free
h, idoe Also TWO lets Oh, Dnih sides OF Seventh
f. street near the new Free hrtcse.
JOHN T. JONES, slsrtH ~ Henrico, fsTn foi
rent al auction.
r. :. ANDERSON. le a. III. at 1924 Main street,
grOc0t les, &c.
WHITEHEAD. DICKINSON & CO., 30 A. NJ, 4, al
h5ls 3 Main street, groceries. DC .s- =. .s...-.
ceIIRpS & WILLIAMS, II NJ, farm Of two sun.
ar,u acres In HeuPicSl on the ChasieS tity road
adjoining MsdSeI hiil.
~ ,:ruu,IS, aP. sI haif.acre los No. 2S, IN Man
| chester.
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NewHork Iterns.

NKw YoRN September W.- Madame Tt.
items the prima donna, and Charles Brad
| ssgh, 1.-The British Radical, have arrived here.
The negro, named Arston, arrested on the
barge Of assisting iD the murder. of Abra-
b. arn WeissbIrg, a Jewish peddler ir West.
CT sester county, has turned States eTidence.:
q e sonfesses that be aud two other negroes
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY Justice W
Hall Creu presiding-Tne following cases
were disposed of:
Thomas Bailey, charged with stealing lot
of bacon of the value Of l3, the property Of
j. P. Moo inn. Continued to the 18th.
Robert Howell, charged with assaultipg
and beating Nellie Matthews in the public
street, was tined 81.
James Sut!iti, coarged on attachment With
contempt of court, was fined 81.
Millie Threat, charged with stealing lum.
Der from Ellis BEDFORD, was sent t. Jail for
i've days.
The case of Denis Grady, Jane, Hay,
Thomas Grace. and John Gavin. charged
with assaulting and beating Cornelius Crew
with rocks, and cursiDg Mrs. Butler, was
continued to the 18th.
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Suicides.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2a-The body
OF Albert w. MarkIey, of Camden, N. j.,
who has been missing since Thursday, was
found to-day on the bank OF the Delaware
river. He is supposed to have committed
suicide.
HUDSON, n. Y, September 25-Cap.an P.
a. w. Stranachan, captain Of the steamer
City Of Hudson. shot himself to.auy while
seated upon his mothers grave in the Epis-
copal cemetery at Athens. Since the recent
robbery of his boat he has been much de-
pressed, which is the supposed cause.
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ANOTHER FINE.-The city ordinance re-.
quires property.oWners to restore the paylnS
IN front of their property or be fined. Duke
& Hoge were summoned before the Po!lce
Court on Saturday to show cause why they
should not be tined $50 for failing 10 restore
the pavement as it should have been on the
south side of Clay street between ADAMS
street and Brook avenue. Fined %.
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THE AssEMBLY-HALL CoScERT.-The sale
of reserved seats for the grand concert 10 De
given at Assembly Hall on Thursday evening
next will commence at Wyatts muslc-storc
| this morning. This j. the frat concert OF the
Season. and promises to he most erJoyaole
| affair. Mr.. Henry {. Barnatee, the dist'h-
guished humorist, Of Boston, VIII take an
lmDortaDt part.
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unicated.)
BarnabeeS FOssee.

What a crowd there will be at AsseEbl4
Ball Thsrsday night to see Barnabee! He Is
Boston's greatest basso aud humorist-So-
calist. The Buffalo Courier has this to soy
about bin :: .. = -
Mr. Barnabee is the possessor Of mag.
nifcent bass, land ~ humorist is simply i'm
mense.' While avoiding bUE6ouery, he de-
mopstrates that fs1p is susceptible Of refined
treatment. He carries bis audience complete.
sy with him and does not hesitateto gfSe them
freely of his stores: If his streDph'bad per-
nEtted, we suppose he would have been
detained on heboards till midnight, SO per-
sistent were the audience in the matter of
enemes Saturday evening. He established
himself as a decided favorite, and where be
youehsafeS second appearance he WIFI be
pretty sure of much larger audience
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The Eastern Railroad Cozapany's
Financial Condition.

BosToN, September 25.-Tbe Euening
Jonrnas makes statement Of the Eastern
Railroad Company's financial condition
The statement claims the expenses of float
ing debt of S2,200,O00, and an aggregate
total debt OF sl5,0O0,O0 1t further claims
an increase of 100 per cent. iD capital and
debt in three years; while for the same time
there has been an increase of only 81 pei
cent. in the annual gross earnings.
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impression that our Organization Is being
used politically. We, therefore. stale dig
tnctly that we are not political orgsnIzI.
siop, and clnDoc be politically used"
Toe honor of carry iHs Our colors at Drew
ry's Bluff belongs TO- Sergeant John @ Flsg,
of Company B. 75E t - - tassss.s
BY command of the President. . a...
E. n. CHAMBEEnGfsg, JR., Secretary.
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The Price OF KEEPING DARKROOM
OPEN ON suSpAY.-Jscoo Caporoni ap.
pcared tefore acting PoliceJustlce William
Hall Crew on Saturday to show cause
whv he should not be fined sou tor
violating the city ordinaace in keeping bis
bar.room open on Sunday, September lSLn'
and selling liquor. The charge was sus-
tanned, aud the minimum tne Of $40 was
imposed upon him.
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SHEET-MUSIC.-New music received daily al
ISHNsToS'S. 91S Main street. A large lot of dam.
sged music at and 20 cents; musical instruments
at lowest possible Rates all the latest styles Of pa.
per and envelopes, very chelp; another lot of nice
GOle-paper at cents quire. Teachers one third
discount on music
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Marine Disaster.

New YORK, September 25.-The ship
Western Empire, Captain Berthe, from Pen
Sacola for GrImsley, was water-logged in the
hurricane of the 18Th and abandoned. The
captain and crew landed at st. Vincenps
island, Apalacbicola bay, in boats. In lind
ing one Of the boats capsizrd, and seven
were drowned. The remainder. seventeen
in number, landed at Pensacola destitute.
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A nanaeestie Trasetix,

NHsw ALBANY, IsD., September 25.-M Mrs,
Catharine Ruelter was found this morning
in hen'partially- y-burned cottage with her head
crusbst. Her divorced husband was found
In the, yard with his throat cut. Rueker,
who had dsltviuaa tremens, was sheltered by
Mrs. R,lelter. .
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communicated
OLD FIRST VIRGINIA ifFANIRf,
R1cpwoyp. September "a, 1870.

Old FIRST FIhuI"BA TIT
R1cpMoyp, September "a, 1870. }
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
Geutlemeu,- AT mee'iog of the old filss .sa
virginia Iutantry held this evening at the
virginia Opera.House the following lesoau'
tom was unanimously adopted. and the secre-
iary instructed TO publish the same N your
1--WE. notice with regret that caro- mas as
anneared in the Dispatch. over tne signature
Of one of our members, which may make tue
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SroNEwALL JAcKsos's STATUE.-The board
Of commissioners having charge OF the statue
of jackson have adopted an inscription 10 be
placed upon the pedestal: It will, however,
not be made public until the day OF unveils
ing of the statue,
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!. Es..s.arn.< orr.,xo

WArKsrews, N. Y, September 25.-Afrs
las night entirely destroyed one section Of
Ta ggart SDsyis3 papermil and .sack.facto-
~, with large amount of stock. The fire
was caused by the explosion Of q kerosene
lam p. Loss, $4,000. One man was killed
by Suff. catsen.. ~ !9IaI &t I,
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The Revolution I'm Sonora Ended.

SAN DIEGO, September 25.-Tbe evolution
in Sonora was ended August 23d by an en-
gagement between the Government troops
and the revGhtionists. in which the latter
were defeated, losing fifty in killed, wound.
ed, and prisoners. About five thousand
were engaged on both sides. Martial law
has been proclaimed until aft .rs are quieted
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PsRsoNAL.-Mr. Roswell T. Logan, OF the
R,roi Carolimdn, is in the city. --- :s..,.z
Ey Governor g.. G.. Walker bas accepeu
the ;nvjtation OF the Democratic State Com
5mi,tee of ONO, and will mike number. oil
speeches in that State before. eiec;'on,uay'
Hrs first appointment is al Springfield oelo'
La It !.
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AN IMpRovEMESr.-The old stone steps at
the entrance to the yard in front of the Hem
rico County courthouse have been removed,
and substantial iron gate. after the style OF
those around the Capitol Square, has been put
nm instead.
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MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
GIFT CONCERT takes place september 30th. Tick
cts tor sale 1T JOHNsT.N's Music and News-Store
until 5 O'clock Tuesday aflcrnnou
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CIVIL RIaurs ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF

CIVIL RIGHTS ON THE EASTERN SHORE OF
VIRGINIA. case of L.. A. Spiverie & CO.
loIed womau) against the captain OF the
steamer Maggie, for refusing her a f-st.cass
ticket on the steamer from Puugoteague to
Fortress Monroe, was not heard before Com
missioner Tay lor at Oaancock last Tuesday
as was expected it would be. The defend
ant when before Commissioner Atkins, in
this city, was bailed for his appearance before
the same commissioner in Oaancock, and
Commissioner Atkins not being present the
District Attorney declined to proceed with
the examination. The witnesses will proba-
bly, be taken before the grand jury next
month aud an Indictment found without q
preliminary examination. The defendant,
through bis counsel, Ex-Governor 81. A. Wise,
avaiIed himself Of the presence OF his Wit
nesses to take their testimony. to be used in
the civil proceedings also instituted by the
complainant.
We understand the matter produced quite
stir in the town of Onaucock.
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BAsE-RALL.-Fhe Excelsior base baii
Club played two matches on Saturday, 10
both of which tnes were victorious; one
with the Potomac. score standing l6 10 IL
and another with the Wasbinstons, IN when
tine score stood 80 to 26.
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TIE Cry CoMMITrEE.-Tbe City Conser.
| yatiye Committee at the meeting to be Eeld
tonight will probably take steps to inau-
| gurate the canvass. Il is proposed to hive
a grand ratification meeting about the lst OF
| 0ctohar
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l have analyzed the Whiskey known under tht
brand of sB SELECT" ed by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR s Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd II
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur'
noses. }. B. NcCAw, M D.,
Late Professor of Che listry,
Medical College Of Va.
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CoSyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER %, 1SI5.- Lots 'front.'
ine: 2S feet on Third street near Duvai Tor
1892; % feet on Nicholson street for S3oo
80 feet on F street between Monroe and
Hcnry'for 3 $50 60 feet on Twenty-tourth
street between Broad and Marshall for - 'l0o;
d feet .on l street corner of Hancock tor
1857; 16i feet on d street near Jefferson Tor
S3 600: 204 Sc feet on Twelfth street be-
tween X and l. for Sc 900; &c feet Oh 1street
near Hancock for S305.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRE ON CHURCH HILL.-An alarm OF fire
was sounded at little after o'clock Satur.
day morning from Box 46, at The Twenty.
fifth.strect engine. house, which brought out
several Of the companies. The fire was dis
covered in the residence of Mr.. Stephen
Childrey, on the corner Of Clay and Twenty
ninth streets, and was caused by defective
flue. The distance from plug was SO great
that the hose could not reach 1t, but through
the prompt and energetic work of Company
The fire was speedily put out; which, but
for their energy, might have proved serious,
as the neighborhood is thicky settled with
frame houses. As it was, a large portion Of
the roof had 10 be cut away, causing a
damage of about 500. The furniture of
Mr.. Childrey was slightly damaged in moving
1t. The house is lwo-story one, owned by
Henry Metzser, and was not insured.
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The BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-The regular
semt.monthly meeting OF the Board OF Alder-
men will be held in the Council chamber at
) O'Clock this afternoon. g..
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-A meetiDg Oh the
B ,ard of Supervisors OF Henrico county was
held on Saturday at noon, but no business
of npbljc interest was transacted.
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WE.wANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS of all oH
readers that they should go to BoscHESs TO bu!
their bools Shoes trunks, aud valses, 500 and 81
Broad street.
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THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHIsKEY sold by CHRIS
TIAS s WHITE has been analyzed by Drs. McCaH
and Taylor aud recommended as pure medicins
beverage. Price for two-year old, S2.5 per gallon;
price for three-year old, &3 so per gallon.
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SrABBgp.-A man named Anderson was
stabbed (possibly fatality few miles below
this city on Thursday last by man Dameo
Adams. DR.. Friend dressed the wounds.