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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
General Breeksnradse's Last Momen


LEXINGTON, KY, May 1s.-General John
Z. Breckenridge died of abscess of the loins,
combined with consumption. His last bours
were quiet and peaceful. On Sunday night
he was very restless, aud sent during the
night for his regular physician, who admin
isteredan opiate to the sutfererer; after which
ne slept until late next morning; then be
was visited by DR.. Lewis Sayre, Of New
York, who dressed the wound made by the
operation on Monday of last week. The doc.
tor, seeing that discharge was taking place
from the wound, expressed himself hopeful
of the PATIENTS rapid recovery with proper
attention. After this the sufferer took some
nourishment. At 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
change took place for the worse, and his
friends became alarmed. Stimuants were
administered, but without effect. He sank
rapidly until o'clock, when he became
speeches..
TIE General died at fifteen minutes to
o'clock. He was conscious apparently up to
within 8 few minutes before his death.
There was no scene, no last words. The
only allusion he made to his death was--once
after the operation had been performed on
him last week by Drs. Sayrc and Gross
that be felt so comfortable, and believed that
modification had set in and again in his
will, made the next day by Hon. James B..
Beck, when he used these words: "After
all my just debts, which are few, and small,
and the expense Of modest funeral are
paid, DESIRE" &c. Around the d=ath-bed
Of the General were his wife, two daughters,
one SOD, and few other immediate relatives.
lu accordance with the wish of the de.
ceased and the desire of the family the fuue-
raj Will be modest one. 1t will take place
on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
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III: Press ". PoLTICIASS.-POlitlci
"0 'ar'lr attempt 10 form public opinion
"i To tax, a position upon i question likely
.7 i"HLcn much debI,e in advance OF tie
'@"i.r. They usually wait uutil strong in.
". '''t, ,I,I>iy them which will be the safe
','.r ~ i.tr r"ntc>t-lhG winning side. The
h',.'.. tT T'u> j. ohvinGS. The Press should,
,I-,@r.@!iy does. act differently. 80 soon
- 48u,ttyu begins TO agitatc the public
'"'hd editors Hcgin 10 inform themselves, Ar
~" .. d! conclusion. aud commence discus
Ion. An agitation ,suglly brings out all tho
@''l'Ic.s a"u Disadvantages, places before
~ i''r't al! The i-cts aud arguments, and
"th, 'nrC1 IN their course eC action. Thus
Ii" Press becomes puJiie blessing.
imid journal, Il neutral paper, ring
o!2"h, politicians mouthpiece merely, 4
.'""-AnL-cdcr Dress, or u nlcrcenary editor
'"'"'d p"rcr be in II free country. Bold
49, u"ci>ro Independence, and patriotism
s''u'G c'iat-e, crlZc journalism Never COM
"2ih''c with public enemy, never hesitate
L" lubtc c!isis, never submit 10 ring dicta-
.'', Or be ga?gcd by wiiy.tolticians are
Ill.," Of the Erycrs TO be understood by
'Ifn4.>.s.
louutry I,apecs are too frequently indif-
T "ht TO these mtt'cis; or, if nOt indifferent,
''' 80" ia stepping 10 the front. They
'%!rl!uic> suffer dcau."ugues to deceive the
r%a", when prrcipt action from them
'""G avert such fate. Their slowness
~9 %i'c 10 The trickster an advantage which
-! cAu," defeat.
'otS .it The best iEtaieSs Of the people,
f-' !our b1'i'ry IN posilioo as noon As posi-
'', and eeLd ho. shot at short r.,uge into the
''h' "l tue enemy and spare not! This
''i motto. Are We Lot right p Christians.
1Y .H"ssrnqfr.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

NOMINATED. AT meeting of the Conser.
yatives of the Fourth ward J. ID. Craig was
unanimously nominated for reelection to the
City Council, A. G. Atkinson was elected
member of the City Executive Committee,
and #. w. Crew, A. B. shotwell, A. w.
Traylor, and I. B. Bott were chosen dele
gates to the convention which meets tonight
at the Auditors Office for the purpose of
oominatinsa High Constable.
SENrEON.-Wiliam Henry {colored).
eharged@with feloniously assaulting Mr.. b.
J, WALKER with an iron railroad spike. has
been ssnt on to the grand jury BY Mayor
Chiles@
Rr.sSTER.-Tc-day is the last opportunity
these Hitizens who have arrived at the age OF
twentSsone years or those who have re.
,r,oyeJNfrom one ward to another will have
to rekaster.
sPkcIAL POLICEMEN DIsCuARGSn.-Hls
HonSr Mayor Ghiles bias issued an order, di'
rected to the chic, of police, instructing him
10 discharge from service all special police
men ibr patrolmen. This order does not
affect The regular police force, but only those
Who Mere appointed last winter, when petty
thleYtng ragged SO extensively.
CRY CouSc1L.--This body was to have
metSMonday. evening ut O'Clock, but when
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Spring Races.

New YORK, May 1s.-The spring meeting
at Fleetwood Park opened to-day. The first
race, for purse of $1,000 for horses that
have never beaten 2:50, mile heats, was won
by Tornado. Fourteen horses started. Time,
2:997 }, 2:35, 2:55, 2:3S.
The second race, for purse of $4,000 for
horses that have never beaten 226, mile
heats, was won by Blanche. Nine horses
started. Time, 2:2S. 2:2G. 2:29, 2:27a.
LOUISVILLE, May 1S.-Toe first race to-day,
for the Alexander stakes, halt:mle dash, was
won by Funks's br. colt Vagrant, by Virgil.
Time, 50l.
The second race, for $500, two-mile heats,
The third race for $3.50, dash of Il miles,
was won by Calvin, who was the tayorite
over the field. Time, 1861.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE Er;sccraL CoUScIL.-Quitc number
of delegates to the Episcopal Council, both
clerical and lay, arrived by the various trains
coming into Richmond yesterday, and the
probabilities are that the attendance will be
ycrv large. The committee having charge
Of the arrangements have completed their
labors, and all the delegates who bave ar.
rived up to this time have been assigned
quarters. -,
The business sessions Of the Council Will
be held in the lccsurc-room OF st. Paurs
church. Divine service will be held in the
main audience.room OF that church at II n.
NJ. to-day at the conclusion Of which the
delegates TO the Council will assemble in the
lecture room, and the body will be organ
izcd for business. During the week divine
service will be held in the Monumental, ST.
Paul'<. St. James,, and 81. Marks churches
a. the hours named in the Dispatch yester-
day. Any additional services will probably
be announced in the Council to-day.
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CONCERT AT THE THIRD PREsBYTERIAS
CHURCH. The concert at this church last
night for the benefit of the tabernacle was
very successful as we'll as pleasant one. 1t
was gotten up under the auspices of the
wel.known Eureka Quartette Club, of this
city, assisted by Trinity Church choir, ladies
fthe Third Presbyterian church, Mr.. Aber-
nethy, and Mr.. Laube The programme
was very attractive one and we'll carried
out. The quartettes, &C., of the club, the
choruses and duets of the choir, the solos of
Mr.. Abernethy, and the violin pieces by Mr..
Laube, wereail rendered in an excellent style,
greatly to the qualification Of the large audi
ence.
The second concert, with entire change of
pieces, will be given tomorrow night, on
which occasion there will no doubt be an
other large audience.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, May Is. 1915, compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board
Of Health: Cause Of DEATH: Cancer, l !;
consumption, 81 white, 2 coloredD; conyu-
sions, 2; dropsy, 1 fever (typhoid). 1 /; hem
morrhage Uron lungs), l; iuanition, l in
fanticide, l Inflammation Of brain, 2; old
age, l; paralysis, l; pneumonia, 2; tuber-
culosis, l; unknown. 4; worms, l. Whole
number of deaths in the city, %. ln addl-
ton, still.born were reported g white,
colorcd). Ser Males, II females, II. Color !:
White males, 4; white females. 6. Colored
males, 7; coored females, 6. Age: One DAY
to thirty, &; one month to six, l; six months
to twelve, !; one year to three, 3; five years
to ten, 1 !; twenty years to thirty, 2; thirty
years 10 forty. 2; forty years to fifty, 1; fifty
years to sixty, =; sixty years to seventy, 81;
seventy years to eighty, 2; one hundred
years and upwards, ]. Condition {: Single,
~; married, 8; widowers, 1; widows, Z.
Nativity: United States. %; Germany, 1.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward,
3; Madison Ward, s.; Monroe Ward, i;
Clay Ward, 4; Jackson Ward. 4; alm>honse,
8. By rhonl Certified: Reg eular practition-
ers, 1S; Coroner, =; Board of Health. 3.
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Mrs. GOODWIN AT ASSOCIATION Hail.
The readings Of Mrs. Goodwyn at Associa.
tion Hall attracted very large and fashiona-
BILE audience. Ameng 1t we noticed some Of
the most prominent men of the State. Mrs.
Goodwin was introduced by General Joseph
r. Anderson in few appropriate remarks,
after which She proceeded with her reading,
commencing with Nothing to Wear" and
closing with "The Dream Of Eugene Aram."
Mrs. Goodwyn's readings were really great
literary treat, and were enjoyed by all pre-
sent. She reads we'll, and is exceedingly
happy in the portrayal Of her characters. im-
parting so much life aud vivacty to them
that she at once rivets the attention Of her
audience. Her mimicry Is particularly good,
as evidenced in ''The Bells" and Georgia
Scenes" She possesses superior vocal facul-
ties, which have received considerable cul-
ture, giving her an uncommouly s" eet voice.
Mrs. GOODWIN left for her home, in Mont
gomery, Ala, yesterday.
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The BASKET SPRING OMER COMPANY
Judge Beverley Il. Wexford. Jr., OF the Cir
cult Court of the city Of Richmond, yester'
day granted an act Of Incorporation to the
Basket Spring Oiler Company, of this city,
whereby Franklin Stearns aud other gentle
men are empowered to purchase from John
ID. Imboden, of Richmond, certain letters
patent Of the United States granted him on
the 18th Of April, 1915, for an Improvement
in car.axle boxes, consisting of detachable
metallic spring frame, 81. The company is
to operate with capital of not less than
500, 900, divided into shares of 500 each.
The officers for the first year are: President,
Franklin Stearns. Directors: William C..
Darlington, q. q. McPhaiI, e. w. StearDs, j..
y. Imboden, aud Robert II. Maury.
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THE PARLoR-CARS on THE EREDERICKS-
BURG RoAD.-We have recently published a
full description Of the new and elegant
palace parlor.cars which are being turned
out ut the shops df the Richmond, Frede.
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company,
buir uuuer the direction of Dir. Trainban,
master car.builder of that road. These parlor-
cars are of superior finish, and equal in every
respect to those manufactured at the most
celebrated car-works in the North. They
are supplied with every possible conVenl.
ence, and are as comfortable as one could
imagine parlor TO be.
On and after to-day one Of these splendid
cars will be attached to the day train on The
Fredericksburg road leaving Richmond at
$50 =. NJ. and arriving at 1:30 p. NJ. Seat
tickets are sold at tue compauy's office, corner
of Eighth and Byrd streets, or at Messrs.
CARRIER & Co.'S. office: No. S26 Main street.
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Police COURT. YEsTERDAY--P0lice.Ju Justice
J.J White pcsid,ng.-Th case OF Margaret
Snerlcy, charged with unlawfully obtaining
one lot Of goods valued at two dollars by
false representation 1rom George Caldwell,
was continued until to-day.
William johnson (colorcd). guilty of steal
ing one lot Of castings from Charles T. Pal
mrr. waS sent 10 Jail for four months.
Patrick Durr, euilty Of being drunk and
interfering with the police, was fined 81.
John DckcrsOn aud John Hicks were kned
81 each Tor drunkenness.
Thomas Butler (coIored), guilty Of steal
ing one stove, was sent to Jail for four
months.
The case of Robert Brown, charged with
stealing one lot of bricks from Chaffin, Sta
pies & Co., was continued until to day.
John simpson, charged with feloniously
a>ssulting aud striking A. z. Roberts with a
brick and stealing from Roberts's person one
dollar and five cents in United States cur.
rency, was sent on the grand jury.
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Auction SALES THIS DAT.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. M.- at their auction
rooms, a large collection OF tropical stuneo
BIRDS
RICHARDSON i CO., 10 A. NJ. real estate In the
village OF Ashland.
FRANK D. HILL, AZ p. NJ, building lot on the
north side of Grace between Pine und Laurei
streets.
W. GODDIN, / p. H., real estate on the north
side of Main between Twelfth and Governor
streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 10 4. NJ, residence In
Ashland; also, three dwellings.
EDWARD c. GODDIN, as p. NJ, small framed
dwelling In Fulton.
LYME q BROTHER, 8 ?. NJ, grocery STORE NO.
305 Brock avenue. s.4s.ls
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., 6 2, M. Two lots on q
the east side OF Twenty-third bel Wetn ID ana y
streets.
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THE MEcKLESBURG CENTENNIAL Compa-
nicS b. G, D, and detachments OF other com.
panies OF the First Virginia regiment, will
leave here this morning at o'clock for Char
lotte. The battalion will be under the COM
mand Of Captain Joseph V. Bidgood, OF
Company c. The tents and camp equipage
were shipped yesterday on the 1:30 mail
train. Captain Voelker's band will furnish
music for the battalion.
The Howitzers. under the command Of
Captain Carter, will also leave Richmond this
morning for Charlotte.
Mayor A. Nj. Kelley, Hon. John A. Mere
ditb president of the Board Of Aldermen.
the committee appointed from the two
branches of the City Council, and the dele
gates selected by the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce, are expected 10 leave this morn
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PREPAR ED By
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

WHAT Is VEGETINE? II Is compound extract.
ed from blrks, roofs, and herbs. II Is uttur-'s
remedy. 1t Is perfectly harmless from any bad ef-
feet upon the system 1t Is nourshiug aud siren 9Th
cusng. 1t acts directly upon the blood. 1t qucls
the nervous system Ii gtVes You good. sweet sleep
night 1t Is great punacea for our aged fathers
aud moherS; for IL gives them strength, qulels
their nerves. and gives them natures sweet sleep
as has been proved by many an aged nerson. II Is
the great blood -puriiier. 1t Is q 500 hing REMEDY
for our children. 1t has relieved and cured thou.
sands. 1t is very pleasant to take: every child
likes it. II relieves and cures all diseases OriSina-
ling from impure blood. Try the VEGETINE.
Give IL a fair lIIal for your complaints: then you
VIII say to your friend. nelghbOr. n acquaintance,
Try IL; 1t has cured me-"
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The Carl VOst Ex.raditi0n Case.

New YORK, May 1S.-ln the case of Car
Vogt, charged with having murdered and
robbed Chcvalier Dubois D.. Blanca ut Brus.
sells, some years ago, Judge Batchford,ln In the
United States Circuit Court, before whom
it was taken on an appeal from the decision
of Commissioner White holding the accused
for extradition, to-day rendered a lengthy
opinion, In which he holds that the Circul'
Court of the United States has no power to
review the action of commissioner in cases
of eXtradition. Vogt was remanded to the
custody of the United States marshal to
await the action of the Executive.
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kLY MORTALITY.
May II, Msy1e' May g. Nay Nay l5'
To,, deaths. y; &C c; y Y; e 10 10 e & % m IS s
Sill hurn 5 . 5

A STOLEN PIpE.-In searching the house
of Mrs. Donohue few days ago for stolen
goods Sergeant Dan. Wren found there,
among other things, valube meerschaum
pipe. 1t was supposed to have been carried
to Mrs. Donohue's by one or the other of
two cnlored thieves named John Page and
Ftayser Branch, who are now in Jail await
ing Indictment for breaking open shoe
shop. The pipe, which is worth $50, was
yesterday identified As the property Of Mr..
Jacob Bowman. Page and Branch will be
examined on this new charge OF theft this
morning.
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" Tie .sun"y South locates Richnor d upon
~ iI2ht igs'ead OF The leit bank Of james
'r'."- Li$patch.
hDd the Eun"y S9uM is right. In sp,>ak.
y u Tie ba.. Ks OF i river they are desigi1a-
= :, you a>ccpd the stream, not as you dc.
"a Eee"i"y .Neus.
lie shortest anss?er is to quote authority
me right tank 81 q river, that bank
o'eh Is Oh the right hand In ealing doun
sTeam t0Ndrds lis mouth. ~ RTceSler,
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WasIiinetOn Items.

WASHINGTON, May 18.-The prose cuiion Of
the whiskey war by the Treasury continues
unchanged.
The Cabinet session to-day was of two
hours duration but unimportant.
a bureau of revenue agents has been or
ganized in the revenue bureau under charge
of Dete tive Yargan. 1t takes away from
the supervisors much of their power.
The Black Hill Sioux were at the Interior
Department to-day and had a talk with the
Indian Commissioner, the substance OF
which was mutual expressions OF happiness
at the meeting. The regular business talk is
vet to come of.
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Gonventio.n of Catholic Societies.

CINCINNATI. May 1S.-In the convention of
Catholic societies this forenoon q motion was
adopted to appoint committee OF three to
prepare an article for the newspapers deny
ing that there exists any disagreement be-
tween the priests and laymen in regard to
the constitution Of the society.
The election of officers of the society was
postponed until tomorrow.
1t was resolved to recommend to the so.
cietes to subscribe literally for the benefit of
St. Francis Seminary, near. Milwaukee, and
for German Roman Catholic emigrant So
oil ins
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VALUABLE INfbRMATIoN.

BOSTON. December ! g 1862.
Gentlemep,-My only object in giving You This
testm onal Is to spread valuable intOr anal on Hay
ing heen bad Y afflicted with salt! htum, and the
whole surface of my skin being Covered with plm-
pies anu eIuptiom. many Of VIII ch caused me great
pain and annOyanca, aud knowing TO be 4 BIZ od-
disease, took many OF the advertised blood prepa-
rutfons. among which was any quantity OF Sarsapa-
rilla, without Obtaining any benefit until COM
mcnccd takipg the VFGErINE; and before had
completed the first bottle saw that hal got The
right me dlcine. Consequently | followed on with
nounced well man, and M skin is smooth and en-
tirely free from plmples aud ernpi'ns. ! have
never enjoyed SO good health before, and attribute
IL All to the Use of VEGETINE. To benefit those
afflicted with rheumatism. will make mention also
OF The VFGETISE's wonderful power OF curing me
of this acute complaint, Of which lave suffered SO
intensely. q; ~. ~ GhEf,
Passenger gent Michigan .. railroad,
60 Washington street, Boston.
yEGETINE Is sold by all druggists.
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The New York CustOm.Ifouse.

New YORK, May 49, Commissioner of
Customs johnson is here, and morning
paper says it is rumored his visit is for the
purpose of instituting a personal exlmina-
ton iEo the practical workings of the New
York custom. house. This investigation has
been ordered by the Secretary OF the Treasu.
ry, who will send johnson additional and
definite instructions.
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PERsoNAL.-The Fredericksburg (TexaS,
papers announce the arrival there OF Mr.
George j. CaIan and family, Of Richmond,
after a tedious journey from this city.
United States Senator Robert L. Withers
is In the city, and is one Of the delegates to
the Episcopal Convention.
Mr. j. A. Shield, son of Policeman Shield,
of This city, recently saved eolored man
from drowning near Norfolk, making the
fifth or sixth life he has saved under similar
nj fo
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CuALYBEATE SPRING "A number Of young
gentlemen were amusing themselves in the
neighborhood OF the Medical College yester-
day, when they discovered what they sup
posed to be a mineral spring OF some value.
Dr. w. H. Taylor examined some of the wa.
ter and found it very strongly impregnated
with iron.
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VISIT OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs TO WASH.
ISGToS.-Syracuse' Lodge, accompanied by
members of other lodges, left the city yes
terday afternoon for Washington, where the
Supreme Lodge of Knights OF Pythias is
now in session, and where grand Pythian
parade will take place to-day.
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Tue ARAISTEAD CAsE-Mr. BossieuX ex'
paius that he is not " positive" that ile gave
Mr. DeItor's $500 to Mr. Armlstead. be
thinks he turned it over 10 Mt. Armistead or
to some other officer Of the bank, though it
was not found entered upon the CASH ac-
count. Dir. Armlstead will be tried to-day
upon one Of the indictments against him.
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THE MEcKLESBURG Editors
Dispatch,-The authorities of the DanYille
railroad have authorized the Secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce 10 say that the dele
gates to the centennial will be furnished
with transportation from Richmond to Char
iotte and back for 50. .s.
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MURDERED.-An inquest was held by Cor
oner TAYLOR yesterday at the High Consta-
bios office upon the body of the chi ID fourd
n the dock the day before. The jury de-
cided that it had been murdered by having
its throat cut by some person or persons un'
known
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ST. PAUL's CHApEL.-The congregation Of
81. Paurs Epis copa church are building
very neat chapel in Sidney near the terminus
of the street railway. A missionary Sunday
school will be established ip this chapel, be-
Ing the same which has been held in the Old
laboratory building. near Holly lywood Gene
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RICHMOND PENSION AGENCY.-The Com.
missioner of Pensions has recommended to
the Secretary of the Interior the removal of
the pension agency from this city to Norfolk
because here there are only about sixty pen.
sioners, while at Norfolk there are over 700.
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Suspensions.

PHILADELPHIA, May 49, Chandler, Hart &
Co., boot and sboe-dealers, have suspended;
liabilities, $250,000.
LONDON, May 1S.-Tbe City and County
Bank Nimited), of London, has suspended.
Its paid.up capital is Gl50,0O0.
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates feeling
assured that It Will be to your advantage.
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NEW GooDs.-Ladles' Gold Hunting Watches at
$50, $40, aud upwards TO s1.25: Geutemen's Gold
Hunting Watches at $75, 800 to 5000. and up
wards Ladies' Leontlncs, Opera Chains. and Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, Ori-
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Gove-IIooks, at
G.. GESSEI'S
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION, ATTUCkS GUARD, 4
IA JR.-Y0u are hereby ordered to attend a "a
meeting of the company at the davenport House, IN
Broad street, THIS tWedncsday) EVENING ut II
sk O'Clock. 1t Is important business TO Be attended
TO, and every memb r IL requested TO be present.
BY order OF Captain Il. A. PAUL.
WILLIAM .. JOHNSON,
myl9-lt* Orderly Sergeant