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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14

pATRlCK'S-DAY CELEBRATION.
-,,r ,pr,yI CITIZENS AND THOSE OF IRISH
DESCENT.
,.,,r other, ~ho desire 10 participate in the
CELEBRATION OF THE DAY,
-, aa,.. q, ,sy following places at 8 O'Clock on
tie morning. OF that dav-viz.:
,.,.ur r.,gI Abstinence aud Catholic Beneficial
>.,.,,,,, ,r <ilIh hctHetn Broad and MARSHALL,
..gu: r,.lItE nr Hi"a1.
la,rrriJu. u. Al"ysiu', ana hoyS SoCle'les' on
u,r>l,sll tst,c c.u Nin;h ana Tenth, right resting
'"ry. Cerm,n Societies on Tenth between Broad
.a@ N4r,hatl, rrnr resting on Marshal. ,,,,
'gtf ilct,iH iyccuiC Gud Anci, 1T Order OF Hlber.
,.',. an tread lr,wo,n Aiuh aud Tenth, right
,T1r ln. ~i!I b" formed follows:
ta,i4,r,c Iu;al Abstinence society, 1homa, Cox,
'r',h1n, reu.Gcal Society, Robert h. English,
g.',r..l,n society T.. r. Moore. president.
81 .luyau. soce,v, John Morrssey, president.
1a~ roy so.icty, Water "ack"y In charge.
:. .l,,rpn'- ,Ociciv, r. rvrrS. pres id"Et.
=; H,iird.c'us : ci.'y, Francis Laube, president.
=, EDnifac!nS society, William Fa!ulaus, presi-
CrIl
Nrnm Lyccun Society, james d. Mckcnny,
Agclrrt order Of Iiihernans, Jane, Hayes, presi-
LINE OF MARCH.
II, Broad - ~IXlh. down SIKH 10 GrSce. down
Gra. 4, me rath":ral. where services III! be held
A.GA ,!.,r,!r-. dNy red by Rev. Father HAND,
,lN.rh Carolina. After services the procession
slIh, r.f,rInrd l~Ocistics taking their samc posi-
iaa, IN lrci. riVri rc>i!l OH Ninth. The process
49,. "ss move as follows: Up Ninth 10 troad,
Goau Wruad /" Iw"' N.ff.h, W TwrnIy-htth to
Main NJ MHtn 20 First, up First 10 Marshall, down
y r.ra tu Fourth down Fourth 10 Broad, down
E;ojH 80 seventh. down seventh to Grace. down
,,ra.rlo / A.cuuvc Mansion, where the proce sion
vi pa ip rtvlrw ',iurc his Ncclency Governor
EFNrr Z; in,r e.. 10 Lliy H4ll. where, after Icing
reviewed 'N his Honor Mayor KELLEY, the pro-
Ct>,l.u H!itir GIsmies, u.
~, a..t.llt marsh lis Will meet ut the appointed
tim. In 'front.' If ,llvLiull f. j.RtfLLI,
mG l4.IUSF Chei Marshal.
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F1RE.ALARM-The alarm Of fire at II :2O
A. ID. yesterday from Station IA. corner OF
Tenth and Byrd streets, was caused by the
burning of few Shingles on the roof OF &.
D llard's residence and store, on Ninth street
near the Free bridge.
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THE LATE T. 81. WYSHR.-At the last
regular meeting of the Delaware Historical
Society photograph Of the late Thomas b.
Wypne, of Richmond, was received With
thanks as q present from Mr.. K. A. Brock,
of the Virginia Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14

SAVE MONEY by having your printing dono at the
DISPATCH PRISrIsG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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HEsRlco County Court, MONDAY Judge
E. G. Minor presidins.-n Nary johnson (co-
lored), charged with felony 10 entering tne
residence of William 2. Darrscott and taking
therefrom sundry articles, vas tried and &C.
quilted.
Mary johnson and Luther Crlss (bo.h
colored) were tried for misdemeaHor, found
guilty, fined fifty dollars each, and sent 10
jail until the foe and costs are paid.
To-day the cases OF Ephraim Bradley and
Edward, Samuel, and Anna Douglass Will be
tried.
The court bas fixed upon Saturday as the
day to hear reports from the road surveyors.
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KNIGHTS OF DAMoN.--In the Senate yester,
day morning mr. JohnsOn presented bili To
incorporate the state Grand Lodge of Knights
of Desnon-a new coiored order. The bill
was re<erred TO the proper committee.
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EAIEs AND FEASF-

r,,,p A\D FEaST.-The LADIES OF
: 'lti' IiI,..r BAPTIST CACRCu Will hold a
- rra>T In ihc room over the store OF
y,..1>. g.. 4 1. Earg.mln. No. eO7 Main street,
'' '',,..,rriDe TO-H!GH / ~ O'CLOCK ana conilnu-
4" "SSt,EE'>.RS and SUFFERS will be prepared wita
.'iN ...,urc4, and served with due attention.
w.. t-!i
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Fiss-TELxGRAFH.
Mr.. z. M, j. Paynter has been appointed
tenn moorsry superintendent OF the Richmond
Ere.alarm aud police.teIegrsph In place Of
Mr.. j. +. DoHell, deceased.
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OPINION OF DR.. B. g. STRuARr, PPxsIDENT OF
MARYLAND HOSPITAL . "Ihave used LIE
BIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF for mere than
year. and recommend It as one Of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. Itcombines tie
virtues of food and tonic In remarkable way.n
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aUCrION aALEs THIs DAY.

soy- On all salss Of Reai Estats made bstSoesn
m. 1a OF January and last Of June the tdzssfor
the present year hare to BE- paid by the purchaser.
On all .nles made bestoees the 1st Of Jnty and to
Of taepear the taxes haze TO os paid By ts seller.
fYhis custom was adopted about ffteen YEAR ago
by ali The real estae agents In Richmonds ana ap-
pf,ps TO Ksehmond and. vic1nisy.j
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AitE1utond 1ispattlt.

ssy- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FAST AND SLOW PkoPLE.-Mr. OLIVER p.
Baldwin lectures tonight at Association
Hall on ":Fss, and Slow People" The
great popularity Of Mr. Baldwin rs lectu.
rer and gentleman wik doubtless attract q
large audience.
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WHITE CoRp2p PIqUE. tive nty. nine inches wide !;
At l2Ic per yard. is another one Of the great bar.
gsins at LEVY BRoTHEns'. They have also re.
ceyed another lot Of tbst wide CHECK muslin at zoe.
worth 35c per yard.
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ELpgE'S STUARr.-Etder's portrait OF Gen.
eral j. T.. B. S uart, 10 be presented By Gene.
raj Stuart's brother to the University Of Vir-
ginis, was on exhibition yesterday at the Capi-
fni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14

FORTHCOMING LAw-BooK.-A book on
negotiable instruments, of which Major John
VI. Daniel is the author, is soon to be issued
by q New York publishiog.house in two
yolumps
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BoscHEN Il BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots. shoes, Trunks, and Valises az very low
prices In order TO make room for spring goods.
sos and GIL BROAD STREET.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and windy. On Sunday it wss cloudy,
damp, and disagrceable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: Q A. NJ. Al ;
8 a. NJ. 4s; II ~, SO; P. NJ, 81; T. ID ,
So 2; midnight, 40.
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FAIR AkS FEass.--The ladies OF the First
Baptist church will hold a fair and feast in
the room over the store OF Mes'rs. Bargs-
eniD, No. 01 Main street, commencing to.
pioht
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CUSTOM (f,and-made) WORK TO order. and guar
snleed 70 at. Repairing neatly done by
RoscHES BROrHHR,
500 aud 5l1 Broad street.
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IT Is CONCEDED by all smokers that WHIT.
LOCKS MopEL CIGARS are the best for ten cents.
For sale every where.
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DrgrATCH Observation-Disclosures ta~
cilIties for the prompt execution OF al Hpds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and At lo" prices.
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WAMsUTTA COTTON at 12kc., Androscoggtn ana
Auburn ut 10c., sOft.Aaish cambric at S'1c. pei
yard at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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PICTURE. AND MOTTO FRAMEs, PICTURE.
Cord, PIcTURE.NAILs.-Large additions to tho
stock at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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ANOTHER LOT OF INITIAL NorE-PAPER at 10
and 4 sc. per box at LEVY BROTHERS.
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LEVY BROTHERS completely msde shirt at
81 25 takes the lead Sales largely increased. En-
courage home manufacture.
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RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENs.-Ano:her lot just
received. Remember, you can buy these goods at
wholesale prices at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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DIANoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS OF
ToBACCos for sale Wholesale and retail at 2. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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GO TO GRIGG's, Tenth and Main atrcets, for q
perfect ht.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-14

FINE CIGARS AND CHEWING AND SMOKING
ToBACCOs at SCHOES's.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY. SCHOOL UNION.
nth Of February.

TWenty.three conversions reported in the
Second school.
Mr.. P. f. Howard, Mr.. Sleight, Rev.
Messrs. Grover and Scott, Mr.. E. W. Cone,
and others made encouraging remarks.
The next monthly meeting will be held In
Manchester on the second Sabbath afternoon
in April.
Rev. Mr.. Scott pronounced the benedic-
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EArIse-PRuNKs, FIGS, AND DArEs.-This Is
the time OF the year 10 eat these fruits and PIzzINI
has 1ne lot Of them.
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The next meeting will be held at Clay.
Street church the second Sunday in April.
PRESBYTERIAN.

TUG utXt mettluR VIII Oe neIu at Gay.
Street church the second Sunday in April.
PRESBYTERIAN.
at the Third Presbyterian church on Sum
day morning there we're thirteen additions
twelve by examination and one by certificate.
Four persons were baptized. Rev. w. n.
Scott oficiated, and communion service was
administered in the morning.
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting was held at
the Third Presbyterian church last night.
The president, Mr.J. D. K. sleight, con.
Quoted the exercises, which were mainly de
votional in their character, prayer being
offered especially for Gods blessing upon the
labors of the Suuday-school workers.
The secretary, Mr.. SomerVile, read reports
for the month of February.
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HUsTlEGs CouRr-A MAN WHO KILLED
ANOTHER JUsTIFIED-WoRsHAM' CASE TIE
LIoUoR-DEALERs. &c.-John Hill (colored),
charged with killing John Mullen, white
stone. e.cutter, was tried and found guilty OF
involuntary manslaughter. Several weeks
ago the deceased (Mullen) employed the hack
of which Hill was then driver. a dispute
about the fare arose, and Mullen drew pls.
tol on Hill. Hill seized an old carriage pole
and struck Mullen on the head blow which
caused death. Hill was tried and found
guilty of murder in the second de-
gree. His term Of imprisonment was fixed
by the jury at seven years. Judge Guigon
granted a new trial on the ground that the
verdict was contrary to the law and evidence.
| The second trial occurred yesterday. The
| Jury found accused guilty of involuntary
| manslaughter, and fixed his fine at fifty dol
| lars.
Captain Wise, counsel for Hill, said that
he would not move to set aside the verdict,
though the killing could not be classed as in.
| voluntary manslaughter. he, however,
would ask the Judge 10 adding the impris-
had already suffered considerable imprson-
onment to be as lepient as possible, as Hill
ment.
| Judge Guigon said he would add no i'm
prisonment, and would release accused from
the fine if he could prove that he was unable
to pay it. The necessary proof was speedily
forthcoming, and Hill vas discharged. BE
was OF course delighted. While hoping for
such result, be was ro doubt prepared for
different one.
Judge Guigon has not entered his order in
the case of Worsham, but it is evidently moi
bis purpose to allow him TO be tried in bis
absence. Worsham is now In Washington.
II be can be tried and acquitted on the in'
dictment charging him with keeping faro
bank, be will return to Richmond. If be Is
convicted it is presumable he will remain
aIay.
| Worsham's case differs from Graves's (whc
was tried in bis absence) in tbi;, that Graves
had been sent on and given his recognlzince
to appear before Judge Guigon's court
Worsham has never had auy process of cour
served upon bin.
The cases Of the saloon.keepers, charged
with selling liquors to minors, will come ul
to-day.
| The Southern Association cases have beer
posp poned on account OF the absence o.
General Fl. A. Wise, president and counse
OF the Association, who is sick on the East
ern Shore Of Virginia.
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OVER CATERS AT GRIGG's, Tenth and Main
etro
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BASxEUrr.-W lillian Fay, OF Rlchmoud,
has been declared q bankrupt.
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BCSTLEI BUsrLE! BUsrL E!-Ladies can save
money by purchasing their BUsrLEs Of LEVY
BROTHERS.
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al'tt> FINE DRESS AND@
-I a'hlhs- Boots In calf. goat. KID, foXed. Ill HA
"!I H'iins; "crilrluru's Mzchin,-, band
T' .ttH.,-'e"'d Calf Boots, Caters, and Ties
>t n'fs-''di'"rS ard Boo,s: Misses Walking
E',s Ihu ne ! ics>-lioots; Childicn's aud Infants
."o,. ~ an aiyirs ana cuors; Trunks, Valises,
~, h.''' btXs, over tuttrs &C. at
---,I d a. GRibG'>. Tenth aHI Main streets
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DRESS GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR.-A large as.
sortment opened yesterday &C LEVY BROTHERS,.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-J Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Dayid Smith (colored)
was required to pay one dollar for unlaWfully
assaultipg Andrew j. Harlow.
John Cary (colored), charged with stealing
one hat of the value OF ninety.nine cents from
W, q. Stevens, was ordered 10 be punished
with nine stripes.
John Thompson (colored) charged with
creating disturbance on The street, was re-
quired to pay ninety cents costs.
Henry Meizser, charged with unaWfully
assaulting and striking Joseph Thompson,
was acquitted.
Thomas Braxton (colored), charged With
sssaulting and striking Randall Moore, was
fioed five dollars and costs.
Martha Jane Bell (co!ored) was committed
to jail in default Of security to be OF good
behavior.
Edward Brown (colored) and E. W. Eng
land, charged with fighting in the streets.
Brown discharged. Eugland was faed one
dollar.
Critz A. Brooks, a young colored man who
has been engaged as hack-driver, c;me into
court and asked protection. He desired to
be committed to Jail, alleging that there was
| conspiracy among the colored people TO
kill MIN. He was evidently little cracked
| in mind, but the Justice refused to Issue a
| warrant for commission OF lunacy. in bis
case.
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THE NEW PATENT CIGARErTE-RoLLeR at
GEogGE ScIroEN's, Main and Eleventh streets.
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ORANGES! ORANGEsi-PIzzISr Is selling nice
oranges at 90, 25, and soc. per dozen.
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A meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen was
held In the Council chamber YES erday after.
dith Gn the cbair) and Messrs. Bass, Beall,
Carrington, Kellam, Lipscomb, Manly, Pick
rells Scott, Smith, Todd, Vandervall, Wag.
uer, Williams, and Z;nmer-15.
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GET the POCKET CIGARErrR-RoLLER. GEORGE
ScHoEN has them-corner Main and Eleventh
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SWEET HAVANA AND FINE FLoRIDA ORANGES.
Go to PIzxrNI's and get some Of this nice fruit.
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htsNIn. SHOES. &c.

I COST. AT COSTn u
Wii from Hills date sell out nv entire6&
H"cE of BpoTs, SHOES. HATS, and TRUNKS
~ AAa he.p" c'c' 10 close business.
STORE FOk RENT.
j. GOLDSMITH.
Nc. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
h -
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CHILDREN's SHOES AT GRIoG's. Tenth and Msin
streets. ,e #a"E s
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FINE YELLOW BANANAS AT P1zzINI'S.

Go TO GRIGa's, Tenth and Main streets, for
Satchels.
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Number Of conversions reported during
the month, %; number of deaths, l.
Interesting remarks were made by Messrs
L. II. Frayser, w. 81. Williams, Mr.. Bierce
of Ohio, John Hart, and Rev. George F
Williams. The pleasure of the occasion was
enhanced not little by the delightful sing.
ing of the Leigh-StGeet school, led by Mr.
Jack Turpin.
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l Lt..oAs t.s', In kABALAING FLOWERS.
kOslS. sss ~ gssssuved. LESSONS also in
nfA."C.kK. Terms moderate.
nh LA. Ars. TAI LRA l.. TkUnMAG.
aoz He,ad street iup. .t,aiss),
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Jai.sd,-Wlllan Gregory mss sentenced
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X HENRY T.. BUSCHEN:SR RICH.w
-, hINb "fif-MADE SHOE prices "a r. s.
t,l'a H"Ilhrrn .g"ocs. ana guaranteed 10 be "a
ia, r"p bF HERMAN BOsC&-EN 4 BRO
t" t" 1.' "us ana .. Broad street, aud by HENRY
.gyi .hhN' nc .'r"ad. and ut branch. store,
>ix hatn n M'"s', between >ecout and Third
rntI, - 'LHph !stailed 10 CiilLDkEN SHOES
NJ. " --"i- Al 1ENl ItFs-btsl hing
T.. 1 q u
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Is. r. 2isSLE3 d. CO.
sfEkEU,gYRYaS &e

! aro, nS WIS, l2ol MAIN STREET, STE.
Il lH1c HyTi aie, irHk .ed c:aler ia PRINTING and
w, nsal eoIl,. w." - ,sKs; aGDLoks, GOLD, Bill.
..es,.,. iantra. carrlsg. makers. &c: also. ,tr
t. oniy ~r ha SGLD PAM fQr bronInr
,Izh.sss zha!s tEhkoTYPE FOUEDRYin the 30 stS
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I-OI'NG MEMS CHRISTIAN Ao>oCl'
ATlO\.
LECTURE BY o. +. RALnWlS; ESe.'
TuEsDAY. "arch l4th, stsP.M.
SUBJECT: ,,,-,.
rFsST AAD STOW Ptoti.r.
,,.-t.-. ~ ,ne Association admitted free.
7.SS,,s 10 the public, so cents esch: ia,
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.,ecIyI. -, LODGE. No; ?, ?, ,i,s n; ~
Iltl> Nn'rh,s !. .,,Sns Sn%' 's"o Rv order Of S
@%-..n,~a,t's 'rN'F" -. =. DOWNING. Sao"
.rr'cC ..S~c. G.. Keeper OF Records and Seal:
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lECrC r. y.

,.-rvRE -R. Hun FER BEAZLE1,
!. ,,r,ro,,st. will deliver his aughaole lee
II -, ,IE:Apl. Es. PAR.GORIG, ASn T RRHOm, NJ
i-'rGG -, thr VIRGINIA BPERA-HOUSE on
,lsh%L %l.UT l4;h instant. at y O'Clock.
',.Stt''HI'o ,,ci sd enjoy good lsugh Tickets,
70 .,,'s.f,s.i,aiA l.. owens cigar emporium. No.
-, 49, ,.r,,,: H. G.. R-rghei:ner's watch anu Jew
? H+4, - rhIl Ma!a street; and at the dosT.
~5Tu2t.
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-. psrRFCk'S DAN.

,,r pATRICK'S-DAY CELEBRATION
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MEETINGS.

.--~-.--.1~IC NOTICE The mem. ~
3Is,s w' s,.nS hSessii s,siss ,T 90 :,
:'a MUGS sssSn IN sssd sSfsssS s,sss'ns as
{ o,cl''S1sH.,,IT tnrird.
'T' r, ordcr Of " iw,cAIT@R MOORE, Secretary.
"5s76, A. y. 1876.
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The ordinance concerning the assessment
of taxes, laid on the table at the last meeting
of the Board, was taken up, on motion OF
Mr.. Scott, and passed. The amendments are
in relation to the tax OH pawnbrokers and
iunk.dealers.
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Joint resolution, laid on the table at the
last meeting Of the Board, appropriating
S4075 from the appropriation tor the con-
struction account for water, for the exten.
sion of water-pipes with five fre.plugs, on
Marshall and Twenty. eighth streets to
Leigh street, and for The extension of water.
pipes with two fre.plugs on Broad from
Twenty. y.eighth to Thirtie,h streets, was taken
up, on motion of Mr.. Scott, and agreed to.
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SEWER n5Nps.

Mr.. Todd, from the Committee on Streets
presented joint resolution appropriating
$4,000 in six per cent. bonds OF the city,
having thirty.four years to run, for construc.
tion and repair of city sewers, aud that al
funds derived from culvert-taX be set apart
for the payment Of interest AID principal ol
said debt. Referred 10 the Committee on
Finance.
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STREETS GENERALLY.

Mr.. Todd, from the Committee on Streets
Generally. reported joint resolutions appro
priating 1886 from the street fund to place
granite cutters on the west side of Firs
street from Broad to Leigh streets; S66 TO-
granite tagging across Franklin at west sid
of Laurel street; 1857 for granite cutters OF
both sides OF Marshall street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Th
resolutions were agreed to.
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-,r ,pi,u CITIZENS AND THOSE OF IRISH
DESCENT,
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u1cv.M CHIEF or RECORDS,
~ ~ 30 l. q. X, M ..

l--:, - :,-I-AL ,ITI-AL MEETING OF THE
cVoS sEs tssecnAasSs y: ocs on s,H on
GiH}k VI. "u.,ch 23IS7o.x 8 O'Clock 7. ii.
THIRsl!A'' / Mt nR0OkE. secretary.
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

Mr.. Beall presented the monthly report OF
the engineer Of the James River Improve
ment and the chairman Of the committee
The report states Dutch Gap is now open
for the passage of the largest steam vessels
trading with this port. Expenditures TO
date, S4,246.66. The report was received.
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Law IN THE SOUTH.

Blruwen Rhett to the New York Herald.
So far asoutrages are concerned, there is
no more orderly and law-abiding people
in the United States than that of South
Carolina. In proof, let me recall that in
1852, when two white mennamed Motley
and Blackledge, the former & man of
some family influence, met a runaway
negro near Parker's Ferry, on the Edist0
river, forty miles from Charleston, and
killed him by blow on the head as he
tried 70 get away, although the name Of
the negro was unknown, and also the
name OF his master, these men were tried,
convicted and hung at WATERFORD, AT
that time law existed for the protection
of all, ard, with democratic govern
ment, it viii be so again.
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FIRST AND LAST.
SIGMA.

They sat together, hand in hand,
The sunset hickeTed low;
The tickle sea crept up the strand,
And caught the after-glOw.S
lie sang song, little song,
No other poet knew
And she looked up and thought him strong.
Looked down and dreamed him true.
The tickle sea crept up the strand,
And laughed 8 wantOn laugh
look up the song the poet planned
And sang the other half.
.
Tires change: the two went divers ways,
The evening shades increase
n him grown old in fame and praise,
And her in household peace.
The ccno Of the false swset words
He spoke so long ago
Has passed as passed the summer birds
Before the winter snow.
tsut as tonight the angels hand
LOOsens the silver chord,
And calls her to that other land,
OF loves supreme reward.
She hears but one sound, silent, long,
A whisper soft and low
The echo of the false sweet song
He sang so long ago.
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"Ir is easier for a camel to 50 through
the knee of an idol than fer rich man
to enter heaven" is the Interpretation
which a oolored preacher gave to the
scriptures.