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KENTUCKY CENTR
LITTLE MIAMI, PANHANDLE, EAST.

The 8.35 A. NJ. and P. NJ. trains connect for
Yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church
rrain leaves Loveand sundays at $40 A. NJ,
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at P. NJ.
CINCINNATI MUsKIHGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, min. fast.
ZanesvIlle EX ........... 6:45 AN AIS P NJ
Circlevllle Ac.............. 4:O0PM lU:y5 NJ
COLUMBUS, MT. VERNON CLEVELAND.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, Z min fast.
Cleveland EX.............. S:95 AN 500 N
CINCINNATI EASTERN - BATAVIA Narrow
GAUGE
Depot, Front and Kilgour Time. min. fast.
Batavia Ac............ S:35 AM $3.50 II
Batavia Ac............. 4:0V Pm 315 P III
CHESAPEAKE &.OHI0.
Boat, foot OF Broadway, to Huntington. City
time.
Richmond EX....... 4:00PM 500
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"DoWN IN THE MOUTH"

Where there is a continual dropping down
into the back OF the mouth, with irritation and
Inflammation of the nasal cav ties and throat
with hawking, splitting, and a sense of fullnest
about the head, be not deceived or fancy 1t
simple cold. You are afflicted with thai
scourge of this climate, Catarrh, the forerun
ner of Consumption. In its early stages a few
bottles Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will effect an entire cure. When con
irmed, Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Dis
covery should be used in connection
with the Remedy. These standard medi-
cines have been before the public many years
and their use has been attended with the
most gratifying success. A full discussion OF
Catarlh ana its rational trea tment is contained
in "The Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad-
vIser," book of over nlne hundred pages, IL
lustrated with two hundred aad eighty 1.-TWO
engravngs, bound in cloth and gilt, price,
postpaid, il 50. Address, Publishing Depart
menr, Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y,
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 9 9-l:3O r. NJ.
Gold is easy to-day. 1t opened in Wall
street at 107 and is now worth iO7yS. Cash gold
sells here AT 1071s and is bought at 107. Cola
checks on New \ Ork are worth l013&.
Eastern exchange is dull and heavy. Rates
unchanged Buying at LILO discount and sell
ing at par,
sterling continues steady but is quiet and
no change in ra es. We quote it s. Sj for sight
drafts, and $4 S3 for sixty uay bills per c in
gold.
| Il 4 I...I
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HAMILTON.

Ice five and three-quarters inch thick
Is being cut off the pond east OF the
city.
George Sanderson, former resident
of Hamilton, is in the city on briel
visit.
Rev. Flagg, of the Christian Church,
baptized two more CONVERTS In the MI
ami Thursday night.
An order for reappraisement and sale
was issued i'll the case OF John Loehr
against Peter Schwab ct al.
A petition was yesterday filed by Jane
Newman against Abraham Greenfield,
In the Clerks Office, 10 sell certain real
estate.
Constable John Dicks yesterday found
q drunken man lying in the street near
khe depot almost frozen to death. He
had him taken to the Station-house.
Miss Paulina Kirns died yesterday
morning at The residence of her mother
In the First Ward. Miss Kirns had
been complaining but a short time, aud
her sudden death was great shock to
ier relatives and friends
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ELIXIR.
ACETATE POTASH,

A New and Valuable Preparation for the Re-
lief and Cure OF Gravel, Rheumatic and Gouty
Affections, Pain in the Back, Eruptive Dis
eases, Boils, NC. "A sure preventive OF the re-
turn Of Fever and Ague.
Manufactured by the Proprietors.
j. 5. RURDSAL & CO.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. go Z. NJ.
The receipts and shipments OF live stock for
the past "a hours were as follows:
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HOGS-The market Is steady and firm.
Common are worth $5a5 10, fair to good light
IS 5Oa5 rs, and fair to good packing S5 65a5 80,
and choice heavy s. 9ja5 80 per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Quiet and firm at $2a2 Gj for
common, $2 7ja3 Is for medium, and $4a4 Is for
good to eXtra,ip Genital gross.
SHEEP-Market steady but quiet, and no
change in prices We quote ~ 25a3 0 for COM
mon to fair, and 50 75a4 90 for good to choice,
per Genital gross.
Ine following are the receipts and shipments
Of live stock for the week, ending Saturday,
Dec. 0.
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,x.ife a,ndrire Tnnis.unr,rsanes. II g,

Men insure their houses, though i the
houses should burn they could in Time build
others ought they not, then, to insure tneir
lives. which, once lost, cannot be restored !!
They insure their houses because otherw
a loss might fall on themselves Ought tney
NOT. then, to insure their Ives when the Loss,
if there should be any, would fall upon their
families Men complain that the eoseot lie
insurance is greater than that OF hre insslr.
ancs; but, they should femembes thatn is 20
because the. hazard Iss greater and hence
there Is 80 much the mare imperative reason
Ifor insuring. .7,.J 81 ~ y ~, - /.
:.pinch his family in order 90 Icy up money,
lest they be aieft pennilees by his death. III
he dies his policy pro7ides for them; u ne
lives he provide for them hfmseH. so he
and bis family enjoy life as they go along tn-
stead Of being slaves TO the seafaol fnture
want. - igsF IS - 4: ~
An endowment lie policy provides for the
little ones in case OF the death OF the insured
helore the farniiy are resred, while Il he Hyes
il also provides for himself when no iongef
able 70 work. sfsssj. s..s
Ths U1tysrssi Life Irsursncs Company,
an New York, odsss guszauteea inanraBcs Of
un5ouSted security about tNerty Per cent,
iesa than tie ususl pramipnsa chs szed. lts
noifrses are plsIn-so much tnsutance foss 60
siish nao,ey. lss lossas sse naid IN thirty
ssJs. M Il possesses Hesily oo eoQ asaets,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Lso,sLarrys lTKMs.-Both houses Of the
General Assembly have passed the resolution
removing Judge Stevens from office.
Mr.. Fowle yesterday tendeFed his resig.
nation as member of the House Of Dele
gates. His name was at once taken from
the roll.
The tobacco bill, which has passed both
houses and been sent to the Governor, pro.
yides for the abolition OF the compulsory
features of the Virginia tobacco inspection
laws.
The two houses hare agreed on the main
features of bill for the construction OF a
railroad from Buchanan to Clifton Forge.
A strong effort will be made to get through
a bill to allow the constitutional amendments
to be voted on separately.
The Senate came near striking ont OF the
appropriation bill the annual appropriation
Of 81, 500 for the Medical College.
It did strike out. under Misrepresentation
the item of 81, 900 to pay DR.. W. P. Pal:
mer fog indexing the valuable historical
papers OF the State. II
Mr.. George T. Turner. clerk Of the House
Committee for Courts Of Justice, has been
detained from his duties for several days by
sickness.
Mutual friends Of Senator c. T. Smith and
Mr.. Hubbard, of Buckingham. were last night
engaged in an attempt TO arrange the dll'
ferences between the two gentlemen.
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TIE FESTIVAL OF To DGy.-To. day. In the
Catholic and Episcopal. Churches, Is cele-
5rated the feast Of the Annunciation. This
festival, which has its annual recurrence on
the 25th of March, Is observed in'commemo-
ration of that most profound mystery "ths
Incarnation OF the Son Of God" which,
after being propbesIed and foresbadoWed
under the old dispensation, was at last an
uounced by the message Of an angel as about
to be accomplished. The great design OF the
ancient Church In making special provision
for the yearly commemoration Of the Divine
Incarnation was no doubt for the double
purpose of thankfully honoripg the wonder
full mystery and also to guard against the
possibility Of the supreme importance OF lis
teachings ever being lost sight Of or denied
faith IN the fact Of the incarnation OF the
Son of Gsd being regarded as lying at the
very foundation of "the faith once delivered
to the saints"
; In the Catholic Church this festival ts re-.
parded as holiday of obligation. to be kept
as Sunday, and services will be held In all
the churches accordingly. = 81. f.ts.. ...,s
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nearly 40. .0l6,0 ,0e0 insuranee-an Increase 0f
nearly % 5l0, ,0O0--and surplus evsr all tfa-
sbilities Of oyer s6t0. .000, and s 9ulf premium
reserve, though Il only realizes four and Q
half percent. interest ON its inyestment.
y ia conducted on principles 0f truth,
aud its officers have their own monsy invest
ed in itssnceess. sS rs; E +
e DR.. William n. WIthers toaice 1901 Main
streetl isthe general agent or the Universal
fof Virgins, and T. w. Eoss district general
agent. ther Of these gentlemen VIII fur.
niakSHablo evidence In demonssratirn Of
these special features OF the Uniyersal. s
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DR.. C. w. BENsoN's CELERY Aid CHAMMo-
NILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure sick
headache, nervous headache. dyspeptic headache,
neuralgia, nervousness, and sleeplessress, and wl
cure any case. Price, SO cents. Sold BY all drug
gists. Cfice. LOG north Eutaw street. Fgtise
w - BALTIMORE, July "a, 1874.
DR.. G. W. BENsoN's CELERY ARD CHAsrho.
MILE PILLS have cured my wife Of slok and ner.
vous headache Of ten years standing. She had it
every week or ten days, and suffered aim ost every
thing but death with 1t. We think these pills ire
worth their weight in gob. -
Rey. II. A. 9CHLIcHI Err
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists.
b r,et PURCELL, LADD 4 Co., Agents.
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PARDoNs GRANTED By THB GOVERNOR
Governor Kemper yesterday pardoned
Henry PAnsou, Of Dinwiddie, who was on
the 18th of August, 1875. sentenced TO fifteen
years in the pen1tentiary for highway rob.
berry Of an old negro msn. Reasons: The
evidence in this case Is conflicting. Much OF
it tends strongly to show that the prisoner is
non con,pos n1entis by prolonged and ex-
treme inesriety; that he was the passive,
unconscious, and irresponsible companion OF
those who committed crime without partiei-
patton. Evidently temporary public excite
ment added to the severity with which he
was judged. The grave and rational doubts
and uncertainties which surround the whole
case constitute matter which I throw with
prepouderating weight on the side of mercy
and liberty: The Judge who tried the case
and many leading citizens recommend Exc.
cutive clemency. Before the case arose the
prisoners character was that of a brave sol.
dier and an honest man. His prison record
and his pardon give promise Of reformed
life of usefulness"
The Governor also pardoned Major Roberts
(colored), of Culpeper, who was sentenced
in January of this year to ninety days con.
finement in the county jail for petty larceny.
"Pardon upon proof that the prisoner Is 80
diseased that further imprisonment will
greatly impair his life." .. -.
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BASxaurrcY MATTERS. .-P. q. Butler, OF
Amelia county, and John d. Dodd, OF Hen.
rico county, have filed petitions and been
adindicated bankrupw. .p.I. ..;f-,,
It. E. Fisher, or Essex county 1Jehn M.
FauntIeToy, of King William county Thee.
W. Smith, of Prince George county; Row.
lett Winfree, Of. Chesterfield county; ana
Henry Neurohr. of Richmond city, were
discharged ss bankrupts at the recent sitIing
of the District Court. 4<ssfs
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:" CosrAGaIsI's PAINTINGS AT BT. PRTHR's
CATHHDRAL.-It was our pleasure yesterday,
ia visit to St. Peters Cathedral, 70 see the
two full.length figure paintings that adorn
the inches on either side Of the sanctuary,
just finished by signor Philippe Costaggini,,
an artist Of some celebrity, who has lately
added to his fame by his artistic frese0es on
the walls OF the Immaculate Conception
church, 2 Baltimore. In the centre Of the
parted clouds, which ill the niche on the right
as one approaches the altar, Is presented the
Madonna, in broad, sWeeping folds Of blue
drapery, bearing the nude child lightly on
her left arm, q brilliant nsmbls surrounding
the female head; while the circliDg clouds are
peopIed with the winged heads OF seraphs,
after the manner of Murillo's great work,
aThe immaculate Conception.n
The pose OF the figure Is easy and grace
full, and the drapery Is painted with accuracy
Of detail and breadth OF light and shadow.
The face Of the child seems somewhat awry,
and some OF the angels heads slightly out OF
drawing, due probably. to the curyed surface
upon which they are painted. t
!. In pleasing contrast to the brilliant color.
Ing Of this painting Is its sober treatment OF
the St. Joseph, also carrying the infant Jesus
in bis left arm and his emblematic lily Ia bis
right hand, in the corresponding niche on
the left side OF the chancel. This figure
expresses benign majesty, and possesses
the merit Of standing firmly upon the feet,
which, although next to the hand the most
difficult drawing in the humaa figure, are
well indicated. The drapery of grave
lumber is not inferior In the meritorious
character jstics which mark that Of the virgin.
The figure is painted In a low key, With
which the landscape and sky background
are id harmony and keeping, and is indeed
much the better Of the two freseoes. But
neither the head of this aer the virgin
is well set on the neck, owing probably TO
the fact that the artist had prepared his
stud ies under a misapprehension Of the
height Of the inches, and therefore instead
of the whole figure being on The perpeudicu..
lar, the head Is in the bend of the arch OF
the niche. This is not 80 obiectisnable In
the virgin, as 1t may give her the appear
ance of bending over the child. In the Jo-
seph it Is more unfortunate. Il -
These paintings seem to be in the modern
French style, being acredit to the artist and
valuable pleasing acquisition to our Cathe.
dral. Siguor Costaggini, is from Rome, and
was assisted in this work BY bis partner,
who halls from Venice. i &. ,as 4ef zs,..
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6 RHpuBLlcASs III Gouscu-.TBIUaPH OYgR
THE Cusr0M-HoUEE YIRTY.-A meeting OF
Republicans was held at Hams Hall last
Right to organize the party fn Madison Ward
and to elect members or the City Committee.
at the last meeting there was trouble be-
tween the contending factions, and q large
number OF voters seeded, and two delega.
tioHs were sent 20 the committee, causing q
new election to be ordered. Last night
there was an unusually large attendance.
The hall was packed from the seat OF the
chairman back TO the door, and many could
not gain admittances at all. The Federal
ofiee-holdets and their followers were
ont in force, and seemed 10 be led by
j. Anderson Tsyfur, eolored Istchman at
tie custom-house. x-Congressman j.
Amber Smith was In eomnand 4of the,
opposite side, and bis troops fought n0bly,
and yaliantly Gobeyed every signal given
them. They were yictorionsin the autset In
electtDg Corbin Rayne as chairman over tfls
nominee OF the enemy. Manson LogNood,
another one Of their adhereuts, Was chosen.
secfelary. Alter . great dea. Of commotson,,
disorder, nnd discEssion, the meeting pro.
ceeded to elect menbars OF the committee,
aud B. A. Paul, Napoleon Price, aud VI. E.
Jsckson, all Smith men, were successful.
Mr. J. A. Jeferds, Of the postofics, was
defeated. - 81 $ 81, ~
The following Executive Committee OF the
ward was appointed: j. a. TillmaD, Daniel
Crouch, Charles Ward, James Fry, VI. a.
selden, John Wormley, and Judge Alfred
Morton. Three Of shese are TO act as FL.
nance Committee. &49l s. & o I.
At one time during the debate b. a. Paul
accUsed J. Anderson TaytOr or some disc
honesty, and serious row seemed immi,
nent, but the presence OF Justice Cruteh.
field and three. or four policemen, IS cen-
servators Of the peace doubtless prevented
trouble. Il. =: ..,'
The occurrences OF the evening were oil
favorable to the j. Amber Smith party, and
unfayorsble to the other. 5,.,
F1It is understood that J. Amber Smith
will be run for the honor Of being the
wards representative at the Lynchburg.
Convention. The custem.house mea are
supposed to entertain the design Of support.
ing Joe Cox, custom-house tauitor. ss.,....
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{ THsELHR q WILSON NEW wS1aAIaHT-NEHDLR
sxwNG-HACHINE. No. 6-The above company
have added to their already celebrated machines
the new No. 8 Straight Needle No-Shustls Sewing
Machine. trans lighter. and win do greater va
riety OF work with less changes than any other
Call at No. 80 Ninth street, Richmond, Va, and
see this novelty. Agents wanted.
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AUGUST FLoWkR.--There ~ no ease OF dyspep.
sia that tGgzEs,sAUGUsr FLowEs Til not cure,
60 to the nearest drugstore and inquire abont it.
If yeu suffer from cos.iyeness, ack headsche, ssur
stomach, indigestion. liver complaint or derange.
rneut Of the stomach Or Liver, try II. Two or tores
doses viii relieve you. sample bottles, 10 cents
PJRCxLL, LApp & Co, Wholesale agents. i.
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r IST OF 5ADYERTIsED LETIEReRR
L MANIEg q M IH TE ass MANSETEE ro ~
letters in this List win please say nn9
called FOR In one month they WIN be sent 70 the Deaa
1890 LADIES' LIST, M sSss Z 81
Allen, Martha j. Martin, Fannie Gates, Mary
Andersop Ham, haxeY, Henry 1K0xr, 1aatdna
nah Mrs. Rider, Mrs. s. i a
RanFs. James Mullen Anna Roberts, Minerva +
Mrs MAYO, Jane - ScruRs, Dolly sssgs
ClarkJ JHmma M! Moody, Corueiia Seabs, 1oiife
Ford Hary d. A. Il! 5SiN Short, Marths A.
Zee; Roberta Oliver, Laphena TsYIor, Winnie
Andrews A. 5. Jones Son, M Z a. u sRiitstnssr,s. W.
kpssrsop' kosssn + e q jones, Ne SS RisSsr,
Rnrke ,John Jones Solomon ~ we'll s5ss ~ f5;tf
t;ay. N. a. Jarvis, Henry smith, al. H. 80
Dysr. Archer Jewelt, G.. Va. TimIlch, Charles;
Davis, L: a. Moore, a. Tqsnegs, T g Charles &
Ellison, j. MOe6y, II. B. 80, " ~ e
Fore, Ale Murray, BegJa- Tsfais. Gbafiss q.
Gregory,JT. min lcord ooldridgei Jas
HawSirs, ", "A. Mann, Edwin 81. Il e &
Jones, B. Milkins, EN- Willianms, Geliy
'onh'0n' :. -: fsihSSi RoBHRT lasssi iBHEATTIE, r.
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Roll Of Honor. AT che Colored Eigh-
School the following pupils are on the roll
Of henor for the week ending yesterday /:
Berry Cogbill, Rebeeca Thompson, Julis
Short, Margaret Smith, Samuel Blair, and
T. Smith. - z2 a2 NJ - 80 ~ -,
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4 WoFDERryL SUCCESS LII s Teportsd that hat Bo.-
scHar,s 9HRxAH SYRUP has, since its fntsodu o
ton In the United States, reached The tnrnsDse Ala
or $4,000 dessnper year. hts certain cure fcs
coughs, colds, and coDsumptioR. Sample bottles
can be had st ANY drugstor& Regular sise' 70
cents. 1t is curing Its thousands Of consumption
PURCELL, LADp 4 Co, Wholesale agents.
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GOOD ADvIcEEParents should always watch
their childrens health In cold and raw weather. and
keep them in sound condition by using WIsHART's
P1EE.TREE.TAR CoRprkL a very palatable reme-
dy that never fails to speedily cure coughs colds
GROUP, SORE throat, and diphtherta. - s4
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NorAzrEs.-The Governor commissioned
the Toilowing tnotaaies yesterday w Willfam
10. EarIey, SsanardsyfIie, Greene county
Jaeksonf Marfz, Tenth, Legion, Rockingham
county; George W. AcFariand, Dayton,
Roekinghams and y. u. Watson, Goshen,
Rockbfidgei county, Va. z ssss y. y.
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You CAN GET MORE GOODS BoR YouR KoHEYs 81
sYcIE BRorHxRs' than anywhere slss In town.
Go there.} 1at :stE q
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How PocxET-BooK WAS LOST AND FoUsD.
a gentleman day or two since went to the
post.ofice, took out his pOcket.book, and
enclosed some money in letter. In about
an hour he missed his pocket-book, and
thinking he had dropped 1t at the post office
repaired thither. On inquiring Of . coiored
man who sells fruit there if he had seen 1t,
he promptly replied that he had picked IL
up, and very readily returned 1t 70 Inc
owner. Such honesty deserves commends.
tion and publicity. The finders name is
George Jones. Se, II ..tr.,s3 ys,. -
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BUFFALO BILL ON THE TRIGGBR.-Our
readers will remember Buffalo Bill (W. f.
Cody), who appeared here recently in a
border drains. He isa noted western scout,
and sfter he finishes bis winter engagements
returns to the prairies. I,.s7 -
Information received here is to the effect
that q few weeks ago he went to Texas and
after being there awhile the sheriff of York
county attempted to arrest him, when he
resisted. The sheriff and he drew their
weapons at the same moment and fired to-
gether. The sherifi's shot took effect, but
Buffalo Bill missed his mark. BE grasped q
rife, however, and fred, the shot piercing
the heart OF the sheriff, killing him instantly
Buffalo Bill, though badly wounded, made
his escape. a,t'@
Tbe.above particulars are gathered from
Texas paper. r..
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NEW CHEAP FIas.-PHzIrI WIN receive this
evening large lot Of prime 1zs, which he win sell
at the low price Of thirteen cents per pound BY tho
OF four or eight 20 anSs,
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sEMNHs's OLD VIRGINIA WHHHE1, analysed BY
sDr. William b. Taylor, for sale at ARCHER q
BOoKRR,R.
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10000 pieces new and choice designs Of eambric
edgings and inserttngs at SYOLB BROTHERS. They
are selling remarkably cheap. Ge there.
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At SYh.s BROTHERS, ysu can now Aad ready
made dress.shirss. .mads Of Waasrtta cotton and
richardson's nne irish liner, ssy only u apiece.
60 tkerc az eEse and supply yourselr, As they
are selling very fast-being worth S1. so fully.
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PizzrNI has Just received lot OF prime new
dates the rst OF the new crop, and heis still SELL
ing them at the low price Of three poands for tweR
Y.fYe cents.
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FrRB AT AsHLAND.-The residence OF hr.
j. G. Tiller, situated in the heart Of the
flourishing village of Ashland, was totally
destroyed by fire about l O'Clock yesterday
morning. The fire originated in the kitchen,
and caught the floor, it is supposed, under
the stove. 1t soon extended from the
kitchen to the dwelling-house, and indeed
the adjoining houses were Ia imminent dan
ger, but through the efforts of the citizens
and students the flames we're prevented from
spreading beyond Mr.. Tiller's property.
Loss, $500. Insured for $500 In the Granite
Insurance Company of this city. The stu
dents deserve great credit for their exer-
tions, for without their assistance it Is sup
posed that other houses would have been
DESTROYED. -.--- --.-n I
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SUPREME CoURT OF APpEALs, YEsrERDAY.-
Payne. survivor, &C., Us. Tutwiler, &c.
Fully argued by Msjor j. 81. Darlington Tor
the appellant, and submitted.
Barton Us. Bouer and wife; Barton vs.
Rothrock. Partly argued by William L.
Royal, Esq, and continued until to-mor'
row. :"
Georgia Home Insurance Company us.
Kennier,s administrator, Jones and wife o.
hughes and sls., Miller us. Fletcher and ats,
Kennedy Us. Woodruff and dls., and Dan
vile Bank Us. Waddsll, are the next hVe
eases. and win be called and either heard OF
continued in the order in which they are
named. 81" ~.