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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

ROLL OF HONOR AT TIE RICHMOND HIGH.
SCHOOL. following is list of the pupils
on the roll of honor at the Richmond High
School during the past week Junior class ::
Sallle Cosby, Alice Ezekiel, Rosa Fleishmap,
Lillian V. Hutton, Mamie A. Lyon, Mary
Nowlin, Lucy n. Powers, Emma Riddck,
Ida Rsgland, Rachel Vaa Wort, Florrie Viii.
kersoD. Fannie Herring, August Unkle. In.
termediste class: Jennie Armstrong, Carrie
Bennett, Ida c. Cox, Nellie johnson, Annie
B. Pace, Rebecca L. Taylor. Senior class:
Laura Bracket, Mary E. Fox, Sue NJ. Viii.
liam, George 81. Armstead.
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TIE LENTEN SgAsoN.-The regular ap.
pointments for Lent in the Episcopal
churches are as folio ows-to begin with Non.
day, 9Th of March: Every morning from
to II, at St. Paurs church Monday, at o z.
NJ, at St. Marks; Tuesday, at 8 ?. NJ, al
Grace church; Wednesday, at p. NJ, at
Monumental; Thursday, at z. NJ, at ST.
Jehn's; Friday, at 8 P. NJ, at St. James
All Episcopal churches open wednesday the
1st of March (Ash.W ednesday) at II o'clock,
Further appointments will be published
hereafter
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AUGUST FLowER.-There Is no case Of dyspep-
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not cure.
Go to the nearest drugstore and inquire about it.
III you suffer from oostiveness, sick headache, sou
stomach, Indigestion, Liver complaint or derange- :
ment of the stomach or liver, try It Two or three
doses will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents
PURCELL, LADD & Co, wholesale agents.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS lit is reported that Bo-
sCHRE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since Its introdu e.
ton In the United States, reached the Immense ale
OF 10000 dozen per year. It's certain cure for
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample bottles
can be had at any drugstore. Regular size, rs
cents. 1t Is curing Its thousands Of consumption.
PURCELL, LADD j. Co., wholesale agents.
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TO CONTRACTORS,
i FAKMERS. and OTHERS.

The subscriber has on iand WAGONS md CAHTa
on xery modey se terms; and Is Sill rlEpafactuxn6
Others, and soliein cali froa all IN wsnt OF any
His wsssas ran easier, carry larger loads. asd
wear longer, and sen cheaper than any other wagon
IN the market ~ sss K IS 5ss. -. {
guaranfeed. LIbSra. dlseount % merchants All
work warranted. Pastica,ar aIteniton ps!d Z . xes
Gary between Adams a and sefsssoa sUsssa.
"a 7-eod3M&wSt ss ssss1i
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Child Burned.-A little child of Indiana
Jackson (colored), who lives upon the pre-
misses OF Allen Bradley, Hull street, was
dangerously if not fatally burned yesterday
morning. The accident occurred during the
absence of the mother, and was caused by
The child's clothes catching fire. But for the
prompt assistance rendered by Nj. Isaac
Morrisette the child would have been burned
to death. Or. Ingram was caRed in, bat the
cbld's condition Is considered exceedingly
critical
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
MOVEMENTS OF pnH cARIns

...e
Pans, February 29.-Don Carlos, sccom.
panied by Count Cozarta, left Mauleon at:
Z o'clock Yesterday evening for Pau. II Is
reported that be intends going to England.
LONDON, February 29.-When Don Carlos
reached Pau be was informed that he could
not reside there even for short time, but
he might sojourn temporarily In some Town
in North France. A special train, with
saloon.car, was placed at his disposal for his
family and staff for the frontier or North
France. The fight Of DON Carlos has
thrown the population Of Navarro into COM
plete stupefaction. The Madrid journals
energetically insist that the Government
must remove all causes OF discomfort which
might renew the war.
PARIS, February 29.-The Seine is rising
and The plains near Paris are already inun.
diteds
Hungary.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRoPEnTY-xAEY
THOUSAND PEOPLE HoNrLEss.
LONDON, February 29.-The Standards
Vienna special says the accounts of the de.
vastation from inundation In Hungary are
heart.rending. One hundred manufactures
and fifty other buildings at New Pesth have
been undermined and fallen, aud IL Is feared
that when the waters subside vast number
OF houses in Buda and other places along
the river will fall. Twelve thousand out OF
eighteen thousand inhabitants of Althopen
are homeless. s
England.
POPULATIONS IN COTTON.
LONDON, February o. Cotton scandals are
rumored In connection with the Liverpool
markets. 1t is alleged that one firm bought
cotton freely for their own account, giving
the names Of spIuners as the purchasers:
Two parties are believed to have decamped.
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Days. Degrees.

,GoNE on FOB INplcrnENT.-MstheW BGew
ster dcolored), charged with having 10 hi:
possession one lot Of railroad iron, The pro-
perty Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Compasy. was examined In the Police Courl
YESTERDAY morning. and sent on 10 the Crane
iury of the Hastings Court for Indictment.
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CATCHING CoLD.-Sometiues exposure In very
raw wind inHames the pituitons dining Of the nose
and causes An unhealthy dow of mucus, which leads
to- Sore. Throat, Cough, and Disease OF the Lungs,
Consumption, and Premature Death, unless speed
lily Cured by WIsHART's PINE-TRR1 TAR COR
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CLAF WARD REPUBLIcANs.-TbeR Republi.
cans of Clay Ward have elected the following
club officers: R. II. Hamilton, president D.;
Nj. C. Vessels, secretary J. j. Brigbtweli,
treasurer. The following were elected to
the City Central Committee: Lewis Lind.
seq, E. 81, hamilton, and ". J. S. Barns.
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FLOUR INSPECTED IN RICHMOND DURING THB
month of February, 1876: 534 barrels fam.
ly, 2,S9S barrels extra superfine, Is half
barrels extra super6ne, 442 barrels supetdne.
3ls barrels fac, SO barrels middlings, and
22I barrels. ondemned.
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DISPATCH PRrJTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a well.salected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
cINRRY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENr,
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most az.
pedtious manner.
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DEEDS REcoRl.ED.-Fiftythree deeds Were
recorded IN the clerks office of the Henrico
County Court during the pat month, and
one HUNDRED aud ninety five 10 the clerks
office of the CbaDoery Court3f Richmond
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Mary Viii.
liams, charged with stealing one pair of shoes,
one pair OF pants. and one shirt, valued at
FIVE dollars, from Jack Anderson; and Jor-
dan Mayo (colored), charged with receiving
the aboye-named articles knowing the same
to have been stolen, were both required to
pay costs and give security.
James BeazeIey, drunk and trespassing on
the premises Of John Saunders, was dis
charged.
William Clarke, drunk and unable to take
care of himself, wss fined one dollar.
John Cronip, Jr., assaulting and beating
John CroDin, Sr., was committed to Jail in
default of surety.
Edmond Onley and Charles Henley (col-
ored boysl charged with stealing one lot OF
candy from Joseph Bass, were sent to Jail for
one hour, with three lsshes added.
Robert Boykln (colored), arrested on the
charge of being vagrant and suspicious
character, was discharged.
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Connecticut Republican ConvsntioR

Connecticut Republican Conventions
HARTFORD, February 29.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day and nominated
Henry c. Robinson for Governor, r. j.
KDgsbury for Lieutenant. Governor, and A.
Walker for Secretary Of State.
The resolutions believe the welfare OF the
country demands necessary legislation to
carry the resumption act into effect at the
time specified, and believe in the unwritten
llw of the land which declares it unwise for
o Chief Magistrate to hold Office beyond two
-
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The Emma Mine 1nvesstsation.

WASHINGTON, February 29.-The Emma
Mine investigation connects high names with
the irreeuiarity. Professor j. Silliman re-
ceived S9, 600 or $4,000 for bis favorable re-
port; Jay Cook, McCulloch & Co. were paid
500, 600 for the use OF their name, and Miu.
lister schenck vas presented with 500 shares
az go per share.
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Observation-Disclosures 1, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.
YdshinQton, February %.

PROBABILITIES To-Day: For the South At
antic States, northeast winds. veeriDg TO
southeast, falling barometer, cloudy weather,
and stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States. northeast
winds, veering to warmer southeast, sta
Lionsry or higher barometer, partly cloudy
or hazy weather.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Ftb. %, Feb. 81, Feb. 9, Feb. q
1874. 1875. 1875. 1875

To,,, deaths y: Z: e 3: & = e; y =
Mean temperature for the week ending
February 10, 1887; mean temperature for
the week ending February 26, $500.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
February 10, 0.20 inches; amount Of rain.
fall for the week ending February 26, 0.1O
inches.
Population of the city estimated by school
census, 72,500-white, Al, 400; colored, 81,
100.
Rate of mortality of whole population was
1875 per 1000 per annum rate of mortality
of white population was 11.30 per 1000 per
annum rate of mortality of colored populs'
ton was 2S.42 per 1000 per annum.
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POLICE COURT STATISTICS FOR FEBRUARY
During the past month SOC criminal charges
were disposed Of by the Police Justice, and
26l cases of ordinance violations tried. On
criminal charges 20 persons were sent to the
Hastings Court for Indictment, % sent to
jail on conviction of assault and battery OF
petit larceny, and 7s in default of surety fol
good behavior. Fines collec. ed-State, S42
costs, S74. City-Imposed, s326.5O; collect
ed. S2166 30 -
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of /" SELECT" !" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va. and find IL
FREE FROM FUsn.on and other impurities. and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. MCCAw, II. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

Revenue CoLLEcTIoNs,-The amount OF
revenue collected by Collector Russell during
the month of fGHebruary was $3.50, ,449 80. 10
January the amount collected was Sa6s,-
105 Az
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RoBgED.-When the southern mail-train
arrived at the Byrd.Street deIot yesterday
afternoon northern drummer complained
that be bad had bis pocket picked. Police.
man Toler searched suspected party, but
fruitlaaslc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

GRANITE CUTTERS BALL.-The granite
cutters Of the Westhsm Works will give a
ball at the Virginia Opera House on ST.
Patrick's eve for the benefit of the family of
one of their number who is in deep atflic-
tion and whose family is destitute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

SEAxsYEARE AND HIS LIFE.-Rey. W. G..
Day, OF Baltimore, delivered his instructive
lecture on Shakespeare at Association Hall
last night to quite large and Intelligent
sndienoa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

MgDIcAL.CoLLEGg CoMkENcEaEET.-Tbe
ap aual commencement Of the Medical Col.
ieee of Virginia will be held at Assembly
Hall tonight, comrencing at 8 O'Clock.
Rsv. d.: Hoge will deiyer the YAledctory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

TIE GAME OF FARo-ANoTHBR CUSTOMER
FOR TBB COURTS. warrant issued yes.
terday by Justice W. Hall Crew, on com.
pIaint of Mr. George +. Norton, Carl Single.
ton was arrested charged with uplaWfully
keeping and eXbibtinga "game commonly
called faro bank" The amount lost by
Norton and won by Siogleton is said to
have been four hundred dollars. Sim
pleton is native of West firgiuia, is
thirty six years of age, quite good-lookipg,
and was here before and during the war, but
left, and was absent for some time, but re.
apDeared here some time ago. Justice w hlte
fixed bail in the sum of $1,000; but being
unable 10 give 1t Singleton was locked up
till this morning.
Before he was put in bis cell @ reporter
questioned hin as to where, how, and when
the money was lost; but be declined to give
auy information, saying in not oyer.pollte man
uer that the whole case would be developed al
the Police Court this morning. Subsequent
Iv-no doubt seeing that he had wounded
delicate reportorial Sensibiities-he SAID that
he refused to answer any questions oy adVlce
of counsel, which was proper. no doubt.
Singleton was arrested by Sergeant Danie
Wren at the residence of his father.in.a~
(Mr. Roganni), No. 605 west Clay street
Mr. Roganni kept faro.bank on Seventh
street between Broad and Msrshsll, but t1ed
from Richmond when the grand jury com
menced ndicting the sporting fraternity.
Mrs. Camp, who was arrested here some
time ago charged with attempting to obtain
the Misses PurceIl's trunks With their cnecks
lost or s,elen in Washington, bad letter or
her person addressed to Singleton at Rogan
mis- establishment. Singleton is not KNOWN
+ to the pslice here, and is believed to spend
most of his time in Washington.
Judge l.. N. Shoemaker was somewhat
instrumental in causing the arrest, and the
warrant was drawn by Mr.. Cabell.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and cool.
TnER sohBTRR YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 8S;
"a. NJ. Al; II NJ, As; 8 P. M, so; 6 P. M.
AZ midnight, 80.
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CASES DsPosEp OF.-Eighteeu felony
eases were disposed Of in the Hastings Court
during the February term, and ewenty cases
81 misdemeanor.
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COMMISSION MERcHATTs--We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you mag
wish 10 see specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to your advantage.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRNTISG-HoUsK. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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Euberfs's Denial.

New YORK, February 29.-Marshall Q.
Roberts denies and challenges proof that he
authorized General Fremont to purchase
the El Paso railroad or Trans. Continental
line, or to pledge stock, bonds, or money for
congressional support therefor.
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DIsAppsAaED.-WiIIiam Mitchell (soIoredl
who was employed at the St. Charles Hote
Us caterer, LEFT his home mysferiously or
Monday, and bas not since been heard Of
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WHITLocK's MODEL CIGARs-qual to imported.
Ask for them when you want good smoke for ten
cents. For sale everywhere. P. WHITLoCx, l445
Main street, manufacturer.
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NBv GERMAN BANK.-Our German citizens
will meet on Thursday evening, March I'd,
at s O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing
4 banking institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-01

GENTLEMEN's FINE HANDMADE BOOTS, SHOES
and eziters, Just opened at ]. A. GRIGG's, Tenth
and Main streets.
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Fire.

ST.. LOUIS, February 29.-The tea.house OF
H. Il j. Meroun was burned to-day. Nearly
the entire stock, valued at $s6. Geo, was de-
stroyed.
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Aitt1mond @ispattk.

nsy- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BoscHEN & BROTHER offer their winter stock OF
Boots. Shoes, Trunks, and Valises at very low
prices in order To make room for spring goods.
sos and 511 BROAD STREET.
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Marriage Licenses.-There were three
marriage licenses issued from the clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court fall white1 and
eleven from the clerks Office Of the County
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Eg On all sales Of Real Estate made bet,ceen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taaesfor
the present year haue to BE- paid BY the purchaser
Oh, all sales made btDes, the 1st Of July and last
of the year tbs tarss haze to be paid by the setler
This Custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, 4:30 P. n, suburban
residence near Manchester.
CARTER SIBLEY, l0k A. H., groceries.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10Y A. NJ, dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats, clothing, notions, &c.
BYERLY & POWE 10 A. NJ, furniture, &C.
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Court, during the month-six to white and |
five to colored couples.
Fined.-C. Fisher was fined five dollars
by Mayor Chiles yesterday for violation Of
the city ordinance In using water from the
city hydraut.

WHITLoCK,s INPR2aSABLE CIaARs-A good
and reliable smoke for gve cents. Try them. For sale
wholesale and retail ar P. WHITLocK's, 1445
Main street.
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Deeds Recorded. d.-During the past month
twenty deeds were recorded in the Huslings
Court and forty.three In the County court.
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AsH- H-WRDNEsDAY.--To-ds bel Ash
Wednesday service will be held 10 the Catho'
iic and Episcopal churches.
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CUsToA (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar
anteed 70 At Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEN & BRoTHBR,
SOC and gil Broad street
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The Recent Tornado In Kentucky.
NASHVILLE, TENN, February 29.-The Tor.
nado passed through Henderson and Chris
tian counties, Kentucky, destroying every
thing in Its path, which was two miles wide.
Several lives were lost.
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BOYS AND MISSES ScHooL-SHoEs, Arst-class
goods, at j. A. GRIGG's, Tenth and Main streets.
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ALARMS OF FiEE.-During the month end
Ing yesterday there were eleven Alarms of
Ara
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ks,syas, SHOES, re.

NOTICE THIS. The following EsRH
~ new goods, Just received. are unusually RAv
cheap at the prices Dsn,ed: G@sntisemss,nss Ger ss,a ~,
Nice Kid slippers pt 81, $l.75, and 81 LaIies
Victoria Ties al 81, very pretty Youths tine
Leather and Calf Button-Boots at yZ,og, nno
stock Of all other kinds In my line equally low.
john e. PAGE, JR., Agent,
600 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
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A British Vessel Seized by Spanish
Coast-Guard-The Tables Turned ON
tho spaniards.
GIBRALTAR, February 29.-Yesterday o
vessel OF the Spanish cosst-guard seized an
English trading vessel five miles from here.
The mevchsntman's crew subsequently sue
ceeded 10 regainiDg possession Of their ship
and brought her into Gibraltar with the
prize crew which had been put aboard from
the guardd costa as prisoners.
The judiciary Committee have summoned
ex-senator Stewart, and will examine
Schenck's evidence, taken IN London. A full
hearing will be given Schenck and bis friends.
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CHANcERY CoUnr OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Dismal Swamp Land Company oS. Ander.
SOD, &c. Decree annulling and by consent
setting aside sale, and decree confirming sale
of the property therein mentioned to the
Che sapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Greanor's executor rs. Greanor, &c. De-
cree, on petition of D. j. Burr, trustee, &C.,
confirming report of commissioner and
making partial distribution of the fund as
therein mentioned.
McAlpine Us. Culleu, &c. Decree on peti.
ton of John Murphy authorizing the with
drawal OF certain vouchers, &C., therein
mentioned.
Harper Us. Harper, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report OF commissioner and providing
for distribution of the fund.
Williams, administrator, us. Nance's ex-
ecutriX, Sc. Decree confirming report OF
commissioner in relation to sale and pro-
ceeds of sale of the property in the proceed.
ipgs mentioned, and directing deed to the
purchaser.
Woodson vs. Woodson, Sc. Decree re.
ferrng cause to q commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Haxall, &C., vs. Paine, &c. Decree in
conformity with opinion of court overruling
exception, confirming report OF commls-
sioner, and directing that if defendants do
not pay sums decreed against them in sixty
days that then the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned be sold.
Crenshaw, &C., us. Green, &c. Decree in
conform ty with opinion of the court over
ruling exceptions, confirming report of COM
missioner, directing deeds to purchasers who
nave paid in full, and referring cause to
commissioner for further inquiry in regard
to the distribution Of the fund.
Bray Us. Smith, &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioners appointed to alot
property, and rstifsing sales reported OF
other parcels OF property therein mentioned.
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INTERNATIONALLY following Is state.
ment of the thermometer taken at sunrise
every morning during the month of Febru.
ary, at an elevated point in the city:
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOV
JOHN LATOUCHE,
ERCHAET TAIL Oh,
has removed to No. Tenth street, opposite Sha.
ferris Building Thankful for past favors respect
fuIy sOlicts q, call from oil who want Eood SUD-
staIitial garment ut moderate price. NH Ism
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Fire I'm the California Penifeneiary.
SAN FRANCISCO, February %. A fire oc.
Cured last night In the main workshops OF
the pepitentiary, to which 1t was confined.
The loss is stated at $500, 600.
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RANK OF RICHMOND.
= Il. ~, KEtIL. President
!. y SSkAD, Cashier.

,,....,,5 5f uuc dollar and upwards r.cei'eo' Anu
.t..r, al wed on dep sits
a.. 80, "a subject q check without noIce'
- go -. ytt.,y,G q on same II not checked on
-. '..,,,-,...'.. man Two or three l!mes week, -
~. ,y,ry day from o'dcck A. n. ui, m > >
c,yf1 NE d. 29-eoa3m
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ilTliUN, RAlSlNS, ALMONDS, SO.
800 pounds SOFT. SHELL ALMONDS,
500 pounds PECAN NUTS,
zoo pounds FILBERTS
3Qt p1Cuds rALMNCTS,
800 COrOANUTS,
200 boxes and drums FIGS,
3 "oHes CiTKOS,
LEhONS, and VIRGINIA HAMS, ut
o,o VIC. DANURIDGE & CO.'S.
-" 10 SyT Broad street,