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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-22
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Citg Counci-At q regular meeting OF
this body held Friday night the following
business was transacted:
A communication was received from the
Mayor, in which his Honor says the police
have faithfully discharged the duty imposed
upon them by direction OF the Council III
ascertaining the sanitary condition (Which
is good) OF the premises throughout the
city, and the number OF unlicensed dogs.
He also at length states q conflict OF au-
thority between the county oyerseer OF the
poor-house and the city with reference to o
pauper named Peter Jamison, the county
claiming that he is citizen OF Manchester,
while the Mayor argues the opposite, and
suggests that the man be returned to the
county authorities. Conctlrred in.
He also asks the attention Of the body to
the fact that the ordinance in reference to
the licensing OF vehicles, &C., is deficient,
and suggests that when license is granted
No. be furnished with it, which No. be re-
quired to be affixed in q conspicuous place
upon the vehicle. Referred.
In conclusion, he says: !" "Questions hay
| ing arisen regarding the criminal iurisdic-
tion of the courts of the city Of Manchester,
his Honor the Judge of the Hastings Court
has caused said jurisdiction to be defined
The Chief Of Police has prepared o map set
ting forth clearly such limits, and it only re-
mains that some permanent monuments be
erected to preserve to the city this import
ant boundary. understand from Captain
Lipscomb that the city has suitable granite
monuments for this purpose, and as the cos
4 Of erecting them will be nominal, Woul(
4 respectfully ask that such an order bt
] made" Referred to the Committee OF
| Streets.
A communication was received from tn,
Alert Fire Company informing the Council
of the election Of certain officers (heretofor,
published in the Dispatch( and asking tina
they be confirmed. Agreed to.
A communication was received from th,
Marshall Manufacturing Company askin!
| to be allowed to lay q small tramway acros
First and Second streets to facilitate th
| transfer Of cotton from a fire-prooi shet
! they propose to build at the corner Of Sc
cond and Decatur streets. Referred.
| A special committee, consisting OF on
! from each ward, was appointed to conside
the propriety OF changing the voting pre-
Ieincts in the several wards Of the city.
A resolution was adopted instructing th
Committee on Ordinances to hear all appeal
from parties complaining OF onerous as
sessments under sections five and six OF th
license law.
The Finance Committee reported that th,
! books OF the Commissioner OF the Revenue
had been examined and approved; tha
they were in excellent order; that he is
most efficient officer, and that he has saved
the committee much labor and anxiety.
Adjourned, subject to call Of the Stree
Committee.
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A4UsEMrSrs To-DAr.-The fourth an.

AMUsEMENEs T0-DAY.-The fourth an
nuM celebration of the Richmond Caaedo-
nian Club will take place at the State Fair
Grounds to-day, An attractive programme
has been arranged. a band Of music and
the Gibbs pipers will furnish music for the
occasion. a train OF cars viii be run at inter-
yals during the day from the corner OF Bel
yidere and Broad streets to the grounds.
q The picnic and prize-shooting at the.
Schuetzen Park Games River brewery viii
take place to-day under the auspices OF the
Deutsche Sehuetzen Geselschaft. a consid-
cradle number of the best marksmen OF the
city have entered their names ON the list and
viii contend for the prizes. Shooting Will
commence at IL Is. M., and only oi-hand
firing viii be permitted. =
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THE PRESERVATION OF YoUR BUILDINGS
greatly depends upon paint. To secure the best Is
economical. If yon are governed by prejudice, and
purchase white lead that requires 10 be mixed with
materials not always reliable, It Is not economy.
The PREPAREp PAINTS OF WApswoRTH, MAR
rINEz LoyGMAa are sold with guarantee that
none other can be sold under-yiz, any building not
satisfactorily painted with them win be repainted
with any white lead that may be selected bJ tbs
owner, and such pointing viii be done without
charge. This guarantee Is the only assurance that
buyer can need, and such guarantee manufacturers
of white lead or other paints do not offer For sale
by BoDgzER BROTHERS, Wholesale Agents, Rich
mond. ya jf5
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Action of Republicans.-At a meeting Of
the Republican Central Committee held Fri.
day night the following preamble and reso-
luton were adopted: IS
Whereas it has been found to be unwise
on the part OF the Republican party OF the
city of Manchester to make nomination
for Mayor, Commonweath's Attorney, and
Commissioner Of the Revenue; therefore
RESOLVED, That we recommend to the Re-
publicans Of each ward in the city to vote
at the coming election for any Independent
candidate that may be put before the people
for such Offices.
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ANOTHER, TICKET FOR JACKSON WARD
The Independent Refarmers of Jackson
Ward-whether white or colored not
stated--have put forth the following ticket:
For Aldermen: III. C. Adams and. r. G.
Forester, Sr., lcolored). For Councilmen-
J. T. ,Wingfeld, b. L. Braselman, George
P. Gray (colored(, n. p. Vanderyall (cea-
ored), and g.. A. Nothing. For Justices :
Wyatt Lewis (colored( u. w. Beveridge, and
Robert w. johnson {colored). Several OF
these are good Conservatives. '.-a /
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HANorER's DELEGATES TO TIE STATE
CONVENTION. AT the meetings OF the Con-
seryatire voters of Hanover county the fol-
lowing delegates and alternates we're elected
to the Convention to meet in Richmond:
Henry district: Delegates, General George
w. Richardson and William Gaines; alter
mates, r. j. Dickinson and Thaddeus Fos-
ter Ashland district: Delegates, Captain
Charles W. Dabney and c. C. Buckner; al
ternates, William j. Leake and j. b. Bigger.
Beaver Dam district: Delegates, 4. Il.
Cardwen and J. B. Brown; alternates, DR..
J.. 3. Anderson and C. P. Higgason. -.
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+ a PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-On Saturday
morning young rsan named William Carr,
who is employed in the horseshoe depart.
ment of the Tredesar Works, had three OF
the fingers on his LETT hand cut off. Mr.. Carr
was at the grindstone when, in some unac-
countable way, the iron he was handling
slipped, catching his fingers between it and
the frame of the grindstone. The city am
bulance was telgrapbed for. Mr.. Carr was
put into it and conveyed to his home, OH
Clay street. 'i +.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. I'd. r /. #- i g. 4 o.
80 On all sales of Real Estate made tsttoeth
the 1st Of January and last Of June the ta1ssJ for
the presen. year hdreto bep paid 6y ythepurcaGssr,
On all sales made bettoeen the lst july and idss
OF the year the tares haue to be paid by the
rTb,a custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana hp-
plies to Richmond and vicinity. #
cook 6 LAUGHTON, 1GN A. NJ, at saloon No. 20
Seventeenth street., stock Of liquors, par-rooM
fixtures, furniture, SC.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, 12 M undiS Slded fourth
part of valuable real estate at the southeast cor.
rer of Leigh and Third streets, and on the north
line of Franklin between Eighteenth and NIe-
teenth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Ok p. ~. two. lots on OF
Grace street between Madison and Monroe, MIN
small brick tenement thereon.
FRANCIS T. ISRELL, o P. NJ, vacant lot on M tle
southeast corner of st. Stephen and Charity
streets. ,z s,5
]. d. WHITEHEAD, 1919 Main street, trade sale.
Of groceries, &c, e
II. S. s.ANDERsoN s. CO., 1oa a. NJ, groceries &c.
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Messrs. Babeoek, Duesberry, and Sherry
having each killed Eve birds out of six they
shot off at two birds each, when Messrs.
Babcock and Sherry killed both OF theirs,
and Sfr. Duesberry missed his last bird.
The supply OF birds having become eS-.
hausted, it was impossible to determine the
victor, Messrs. Babcock and Sherry having
each killed seven out OF eight birds.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERSIANs.-Att the
last meeting OF the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans committee was appointed to confer
North with view to Reorganization, I'm
asmuch as some acts of the Molly Maguires
have brought discreditupon the order. The
snfoYmation contained in our telegraphic
columns throws light on the subject.
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rLiEGAL RHaIsTERfuG.

NkGISTRATIoN OFEI4E,}
SECOND PRECINCT, Maa:sHALL WIRp.
May Is, 1876.
N0TICE.-TO OTYNtWAY BRAXMON
~ AND THOMAS RArSGEslE (coIoreds: Eoil&re
'Ny h1tlted iisat your aaIaes have been srssed
IitI thc hooks Of the aboye~Ieme precinct on &c
'vA!t oi illegally registering.
GEORGE; CARDWELL,
~! l9-3t kegtstGRr,
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THE PRoPLE Want PRoor. There Ia no ancst.-
cine prescribed BY physdcians or sola u rngrtsts
that carries such oYidenca OF its as
BoscHEE's GRRsIAN SYRUP FOR gsysss cSns3s,
colds settled on the breast, e0nsusnpsSon, or any
disease af the throat ard lungs. proof OF this
fact u that any person afflicted can get d sample
bottle for tsn cents and Regular size. seven
ty-fse cents. PURCELL, IApD 8 CO., Wholesale
ayanta
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OF FANCY IN THE HOSIERY
BUsINEsS-ADyICE TO LADIES WITH
STOUT FEET-TIlE STRIPES AND. tCoLoRs
OF THE STOCKINGS OF THE sEAsON-THE
LATEST FREAKs-THE STYLES OF SHOES,
SLIPPERS, AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ROW TREY ARE MADE AND WORN-afILI-
TARY BRAID FOR EQUEsTRIESNEs'
DRESSES. ~,
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The Only Opposition.-None of the Con-
scrvative candidates for office in this city
have opposition save the nominee for the
office Of Commonwealth attorney, who is
opposed by an Independent, and although
the latter is endorsed by the Radicals, 1t is
believed that there are more than enough
true Conservatives to defeat him.
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MUSIC BY THE BAND. An effort is being
made to get a sufficient number OF persons
to subscribe to q fund to employ band to
play in Monroe Park two evenings q week.
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LOCAL MATTERS

Z y. ~ a
THE Observation-Disclosures OF THE CAM,
vAss.-On Thursday: the election will take
place. ~ ~ ~ - '4E
1t is probable that great mass.meeting
will be held in front OF Ford's Hotel We'd
nesday night. I E5':- ~ r 2.,'..,2-
SO far it appears that the Conservative
nominees for Mayor, City Sergeant, and
Higll-C Constable only will have opposition.
In Marshall and Jackson Wards each there
will be two or more tickets for aldermen,
councilmen, and justices.
The Independents who have announced
themselves are pretty sure! to get the solid
negro vote. That has been the experience.
in all former contests. 1t is fact that many
Radicals who some weeks ago amused
themselves by abusing John Amber
Smith have now come over to his support.
A number of the posto1iice-men land ladies'
still hold out against him, but it is intimated
that some suggestion will shortly come from
Washington that will cause them to change
their minds. Anyhow, the Conservatives
wRl be unable 10 count upon either the
apathy or dissatisfaction of the other side.
With our large registered majority it is GER
tain that victory over the enemy will be
easy if our strength is fairly brought out.
A charge against one Of the Conservative
nominees inYolving his record as soldier
was investigated by the City Committee at
its last meeting and found to be groundless.
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ACCIDENT AT RACcooN PIT.-One OF the
hands employed at Raccoon Pit, in Chester
field county, was injured on Friday by the
falling of prop. His injuries are not OF q
serious character. .---.
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TH0RoUGHFAREs IN THE EASTERN P0R-
TIoN OF THE CTTY.-The Committee on
Streets, accompanied by the City Engineer,
,on Friday visited several streets in the east
,ern portion Of the city which 1t is proposed
SO improve. The first was the proposed av-
anue along Twenty-frst street from Main
to NJ, and then up the rasine 70 Twenty
yey good one, and will propose its adoption
by The Council, and ask an appropriation.
Theg also visited Broad street east OF
Twesty-tifth to consider the plan OF grad
ing it from Twenty-ffth to TweBty-eighth.
and after conference with the property -holdr
ers andsesidentsde to report it IN
expedient to make the grade as proposed.
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s PIGEoN-SH00TING. There was quite d
large number of spectators present at the
Virginia Agricultura r. air. Grounds on Sat.
urday evening to witness the trial oh skill
between the members Of the Richmond
Shooting Club. The following Is the score.
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REPuBLICAN RATIFIcArToN-MEETI
There will be q meeting Of Republicans at
Old Market Hall to-nigh to ratify the nosli-.
nation OF Hon. John Amber Smith for
Mayor - l-tA- go !.
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AN EARLY BATTER DkowNED.-Thomas
Taylor, a colored boy between seventeen
and eighteen years of age, went into Hax-
ALPS mill-race between s and O'Clock Sat-
urday night and was drowned. His body
could not be found Saturday night. De-
ceased was employed at Cameron's tobacco
factory ..... r..-
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ARRESTED FOR SHOOTING Isaac Reid was
arrested Saturday night charged with shoot
ing at John Stewart in Rutnanl's Opera
House. He was locked up In the First sta
tiop-hoT1ce .tE...--
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Unlicensed Doqs.-About twenty persons
were before the Mayor Saturday charged
with having unlicensed dogs upon their
premises, all Of whom were discharged
upon promise to procure medals forthwith.
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POLICE INSPECTION. police will to-
day bedeck themselves in summer uniform
and march down to the Old Market Hall,
where they will be inspected by their Chief
and the Police Commissioners.
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The MINORS LTQUoR-LAw-THE CUES
TIoNs TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SUPREME
COURT OF APpEALs.-The questions referred
to the Supreme Court OF Appeals in the
cases taken up by Otto Morgenstern and
Thomas Jackson are generally misunder-
stood. Mr.. e. c. Cabell, Commemorative
attorney, says in relation to them sthat the
Court of Appeals has granted the parties
permission to be heard before that tribunal,
but not rs to the constitationality of the law
under which they were convicted. No such
question has ever been raised, and neither
of the counsel ct the fBarkeepers' Protec-
tive Association ever eentended that the
law under which the parties were tried was
in any respect in violation OF the Constitu-
ton OF this State or Of the General Govern
ment. A. ~ .T..r
"The only question to be considered by the
Court of Appeals is the correctness OF the
indictments. The indictments charged that
the accused sold liquor to certain minors
whose names were unknewn, and the coun-
sci on the other side commended that the
names ought to. have been mentioned. This
question was decided against them by Judge
Guigon, and after conviction an appeal was
taken. So it will be seen that there is no
question as to the aaerits OF the case before
the Court OF Appeals, but point raised
upon bare technically, which, if decided
in favor OF the appellants, will only necessi-
tate their reindictinent and second convic-
ton at the hands Of my successor in office"
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sHggT-MUsIc.-Go 10 c. +. JoHNsToy's mrslc-
store, eIs Main street, II you wish 20 get sheet
music without waiting to have itordered The largest
stock iEshe city always on hand.
Old music, 3 cents Teachers one third OF.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


4 HEADQUARTERS FOB
'A REAL ESTATE OF EVERY KINIa
FiSefERTi bought, sold, exchanged, or rented.
LOANS SEGOTIATE&.
REAL ESTATE NOTES for sale.
my 22-aA CHAFFIN, STABLES & co.
NOTICE TO RESTAURANTS AND
=, ~ IEAR-iasOMs.-I have Just arriyea with two
1itai Gnn s.fgo@S or that beautiful WHITE PLUM
lkEE SAND. aud Will sell ut low figures. A call is
t"' respectfully solicited. Price, 15 centsA bushel
"iDpp antagonist foot Eighteenth street.
my I2-2tf JOHN AM0RY, Master.
TllE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
-, WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY. at
if i, meeting on the goth OF June next will eject
rpEUfESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES AND
''N"LisH. Applicants should address
a. LEYBURE, Rector,
~. .aS e-fh&a3w Lexington, Va.
oEylcg OF CRY ssrEalxTEsDENrl
OF SCHOOLS, 1
sos MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, May I9, 1876.
4 OBLIGATIONS FOR POSITIONS AS
~ ~ TEACHERS .INsTHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Jtoa nis ~ CITY viii be received until MONDAY,
pl.ieatios FROM non-residents Mill not be con-
). II. BINFORD,
"f ae-1s@td superintendent OF Schools.
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CUSTOM thand-Haie) WORK to order, and guar
anteed to nt. Repairing neatly done by
~tIs ,<:s BoscnEN s BROTHER,
tI,.r.g.reC SOC and 81 Broad street.
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BY i. Thompson Brown,
Res2 E>!ltc Agent and Arctioneer,
lll3 Main street, RichInGEd, Va.

DOR RENT, THE M0ILNTeALN-TOPS g.,
4 SUMMER RESORT), ,BEINGrN1SETEENk III
HUNDRED ANh NINENY-SfN FEET ABOVE
TiDE-WATER: QE THE SUMMIT OF THE BLU
RIDGE M8ITSy&SS, IN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
VA. AND IMMEkh ATELY OVER !TIiE GREAT
Tunnel ON TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
EAlLRoAnL cons4s:ing OF
HOTEL ANE FJRNITURE AND aIOTEL
GROUNDS.
from ST 3un1 TO lst Octdber,;tgT.6
Improvements consist of HO7EL, buGt of stone
ana brick, with accommodation for about seventy
I've guests and has bt.n recently ropairec and there
Is now In process df erection az a6iit0to the hotei
Tor dining-l.allS. &c.
FrccStone and CLatyiscate springs. E
Railroad COMMUNICATION Is such mhai.r tsuorS car
rayt either Rich!non,i Lynchbur,. BALTIMORE, OF
Washington after luisiScsS hours tsn Saturday anG
return II early hours on following hhonuay.
irresponsible paraes most reasonable trtuns viii
b. Hlad,
For particulars addnsS6 ....... ..sH
my l2-l0t .I..THOMPSO& DkGSyS.
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sIr rs CoycEpED by ell smokers that W. y 81
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best fSr ten cent y
For sale everywhere
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SAVE SoSEY by having ysur printing done ~ flg
DrsPATcR PRIsT1ya-fr0U Good wosfs, 10
prices and satisfaction guarantcea. M
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IsRINTERs, GTERESrYPV:iI;;ssas s.

SPECIAL NOTICE II11Rs. JORDAN l&e
0pAyIEsoN, principals sast "a psepsi ssers ef ne
Grind MESeGm OF Anatomy, 6f9 CAcSfxut street.
Psslaacsp may be e0uhdeniIsty consulted 1T fhpt
private ciice and residence, 1928 Fflhert ssfefs,
phiisaeiphia. 0Gtce hours from 10 A. af. slit 81 ~
M, ard from 8 TIL s r. A. e ;s4S 54s
4 saudays ttll q 4, u. only. ap 22-lfas
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND sATcHELs reduced to
very low prices at BoscnEN's, Broad street.
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FLOUR sHPaRNT.-Fonr thousand three
hundred barrels of flour were shipped from
Richmond to Brazil last week.
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Aithnlolld lispatllt.

ss~THE CIRCULATION. OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcU-
LATIoN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF. THE CITY. t.,t
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DIASonA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRASps
ToBAcCos for sale wholesale and retai az Z.
LOCKS, l445 Main street,
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sTRo,UtnLEs or .AsssEn.

OPINION oFfJuBGEa BOND IN THE PARKS
HABEAs CORPUS CAST He PRISONER
REsEANDED no 3THEs CUSTODY or THE
MAasHAL ron THE :WEsTERN DlsTRIcr,
BlI orPoRTaNtTrY GfrEy Fon apf,1.ar
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q 4 UNITED STATES CIRCUIT GougT. SArUR-
DAY. CBief f-sJnstice Hate and yatfqe Bond
preslding.-hent,sa administr TRAITOR US. .Aufier.
son and ethers. I etition dismissed. .6
Y Fred. j. Bangs rs. City Fire insurance
Company OF Richmond Settled and dis.
4 sBoutweIYs assignee Us. w. III. Allderdice,
Petition for review dismissed.
iniam w. Wood, assignee OF John IA,
Britton, bankrupt, Ts. ID. E. Harvey, wife,
and others. Bill dismissed SO far as it seeks
to assert o claim to certain real estate in
question, orthe proceeds of asale thereof;
that the defendant Isabella C. Adkisson,
widow of Isaac GAdkiss0n, was entitled as
against the Complainant and. the heirs OF
Isaac Addison to dover in said real estate,
which was sold by consent OF parties, and
that she is now entitled. as against thc;sam
parties, to the commuted value of her dover.
in the proceeds Of sale of said realty. Or,
deretl, that the report of Special Master
John w. Reilly, filed 10th May, 1872, be fe-s
committed TO him with instructions TO re-
port the debts due from the estate OF Isaac
Adkisson, of John A. Britton prior ito his
bankruptc and OF the firm OF Adkisson d
Britton, with their priorities, ii any, &C..
United States u.s., Ezekiel. Myers, Of Pc
tersburg; charged with violation ofrinternal-
revenue laws. Further evidence given and
case continued till Monday at 10 O'Clock.
sPoBroEs eounr, IS slTuaDAYlJustice Jo-
seph j. White presiding. George Lane, q
tramp, charged with stealing one coat
valued at four dollars from Cyrus Pendle-
ton, was discharged and ordered to leave
the city. ~
Susan Peasants (colored), for being drunk
and creating a disturbance in the street,
was committed for twelve months.
Louisa Jenkins (colored), charged with
stealing sundry articles OF underclothine
from Mahala Frazier, was discharged, the
evidence not being sufficient.
Virginia Payne, professional beggar,
arrested for yagrancy, was discharged.
The Justice fined Henry Price and Charlie!
James (coloredtwo dollars each for fighting
in the New Market. s"<8
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MONDAY. Y.................M MAY. %. 1876.
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,,nr EENT. FRAMED COTTAGEm
r.. ,,lS. will large lot ou the west side ofts.a
',..s .;y,1t nca- NJ street. Apply TO
'''''' jill. APPERSOS,
-snc- Real Estate Agent.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BTsKINs in great variety
at BoscuEN's, SOC and 81 Broad street.
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LADIES, what spool-silk do you uscs Try BRAIN
ERD & ARMSTRoNG's.