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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-07

CHAEcERY CoURr OF RIcHxosD, THURS
DAY--Judge Fitzhugh presiding. fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
Vaughan rs. Watkins, &c. Decree con-
firming sale Of property and providing for
the disposition Of the purehase.money.
Waller cs. Anderson, DC. Decree refer
rihg cause to commissioner for inquiry and
report.
Wright Us. Wright, &c. Decree making
disposition Of the fund on hand pndisposed
Of by former DEGREES.
Klsff us. Van Lev, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re.
port.
Ould 4 Darlington, trustees, Us. Aacfar.
lands administrator. Decree confirming re-
port Of commissioner Of March 81, 1876,
and directing trustees to pay the taxes
therein meatioEed.
Weisiger, &c, ps. Tyler, &c. Duval us.
same. Decree making distribution Of the
fund on hand, and final disposition Of the
second Of the above named causes.
Jones's executors os. Jones, &c. Decree
directing deeds to purchasers Of property
who have paid in full, and directing the ap.
plieation of part Of the fund in this
cause as In said decree set forth.
Walker, guardian, Us. Bayly, &c. De
cree referring cause to a commissioner fol
inquiry and report.
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BsRNsrE1N's SENTENCE CoNxUrED. The
Governor yesterday copmuted the sentence
or pardoned N. A. Bernstein, who was con-
victed of larceny In the Hastings Court oi
this city aud sent to the penitentiary for one
year, to six months imprisonment in jail
without labor. The following are the Gov,
ernor'a reasons for reducing the punish.
ment: ...t.
"That the prisoner shall undergo impri-
sonment for the term of six months without
labor in the city Jail OF Richmond. His SEN
tence is reduced because, having been con-
victed under statute of extraordinary
harshness, and the statute having been modi-
fed since his conyictios, AID in consequence
thereof, SO as'to lagalize aless punsDmentin in
such cases, the prisoners sentence ought to
be coDformed to the amended staru'e which
now governs all offences Of this character"
Yesterday afternoon Bernstein accepted
asd signed the proposition made him by the
Governor. he ~as convicted while juEk-
dealer Of having in his possession iron, &C.,
that had been stolen. ss" y 4.
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Yro, p0, FOR BARGAINS.

jas: " opcocd at LEVI HExrERs' o27 bre'o
.Hre, ~" r,,r TwO-BUTToN KID CLOVES a, 500.
''v rnIr IN whit, colored, and opora snadeS,
,oS pn,%o " ATT COTTON HOSE al &c. a palr'
IVY Tt,i,x worth l2,c = psir; and full tine OF Ia
|.sI ard misses Iancy striped, Whi'e' ana
10 '",'y ys,%e s%,, ! fine BROWN COTTON At Sc. a
.'',,s- iuIlv worth The money:
,oE iIjp.t;URc CUkS rs at 4oc ana Iull
NV w." 49, n FRENCH WOVEN WHALEBOSs
'0KsETs Al so, 75e, Al, sl.2o, Sl.oo' ano
.o;22;;,a, WHITE LINEN LAWN at 2oc. a
80. 10, Of RlCH DhMhSK TOWELS at 25c,
Is an endless variety OF bargains In DRESS
Enpi,-, Ghs~lMr.R LS. and general STOCK OF
gAHrY, STAPLE, ana DOMESTIC DIX
"'Iilsolici,e ID from the ladie. Ia particular TO
.a,~Sns our r,w assortment OF lSFANTS' I'm ;.
tp.I,II,rg, - aud BRAIDED SUITS, CAPS, and
E0SNFTS- S-somr!hng new. ,,,rr.pru
~, ~, me rn,.,us ~. hsVe fun line OF IA kLE-
rn%s ~ conre: and also TlSSALLED IARLE-
rrSs sor,,ibipg Rew fer ball aDo party dresses.
uis...' uptKa->H. DE KIDS;
prcu, liuir FROSTkU FANS, ans SASh-hlbs =
pdSS 10 match, a, gr-arly reduced prices.
CASHMERE TIkS and LAChS speciait9.
Ain
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I1INENsE ATTRACTION IN CLorHnG.--The cit
f1ens have been startled by the change in the cha.
racter Of the business or the oldestabshed CLOTH
Ing house of WIN. IRA SMITH iAgs.. who has adopt
ed the plan Of giving the people and his Gus TONERS
their moneys worth for cash only. His prices are
marked down very much, IN plain fsures no his
business win b. done for cash, and With no e1sep-
ton to his rule with any one. Tha "nirnb,e six.
pence to the slow shilling" will be HE mo, to, aud
the goods will speak for themselves. Give him a
call, as all kinds Of goods can be bought Of him
fully twenty Ave per cent cheaper. than at any
similar heuse In the city OF Stste. He having de-
cided upon this plan, hopes his friends will con-
slider their interest In the Continuance Of their pa
tronage upon this plan, and getting the benent 30
themselves, with . large percentage upon their
outlsyto themselves. Call and see him, his terms
are CASH ON DELIVERY.
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From the Lynchburg Virginian.1
Inssr.ColieSiato association.

A convention, composed of delegates from
the literary societies of the various colleges
in the State, met at the Washington House,
in this city, yesterday, for the purpose of
organizing an association to be called the
" Inter. Collegiate Association OF Virginia"
The object of the Association will be to in.
stitute an annual intercollegiate contest in
cratory.
The Convention was called to order by
W, p. McCorkle, Of Washington and Lee
University, who nominated Mr.. W. P. Kent,
of William and Mary, for temporary chsir-
man. Mr.. W. r. Booth, Of Emory and Hen
~, was appointed secretary.
The Committee on Credentials, consisting
of Messrs. Nj. Jarrett, of Roanoke; L. 81.
Cooke, OF Richmond and j. W. Stokes, OF
Washington and Lee, reported the following
gentleman as being entitled to seats:
William and Mary: W. P. Kent and j. W.
Garrett.
Richmond: J. W. Snyder and L. h.
Cooke.
Bampdeu Sidney: W. C. Campbell and
N. G. Manson.
Emory and Henry W. F. Booth and D.
r. Stubblefield.
Roanoke: NJ. Jarrett and T. P. Jarrett.
Virginia Agricultural aud Mechanical Col
lege: S. P. Snavely and r. Withers.
Washington asd Lee University: j. w.
Stokes and W. P. McCorkle.
A committee of three, consisting OF Messrs.
McCorkle, N. C. Manson. and j. w. Gar
nett, was appointed to draft constitution
and bylaws.
The Association then adjourned to meet
again at 3P. M.
EVENING SESSION.
The Association was called to order at 8
P. M.-Mr. Kent in the chair.
The committee appointed to draft con.
stitution and bylaws reported on the re.
assem- bling of the Association.
The name of the organization Is the " In
ter Collegiate Association" and sets forth
its object to be for contest in oratory
each college to be entitled to one contestant.
The consideration of the constitution and
bylaws occupied the entire sessions of the
afternoon and evening. -
After the adoption Of the constitution
and bylaws OF the Association as whole
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
President: W. P. McCorkIe, of Washing'
ten aud Lee University.
viee-President: W. P. Kent, Of William
and Mary College.
Secretary: j. W. Garnett, Of William and
Mary College.
Treasurer: NJ. Jarrett, Of Roanoke Col.
lege.
Lynchburg was selected as the place for
holding the first contest, and.the first Wed
nesday IN November as the time.
It was decided to award gold medal
Of the value Of $50 to the successful con.
testant.
The gentlemen composing the Association,
though young and inexperienced generally
displayed no little ability in handling the
subjects that came up for deliberation.
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BzECHER-SEcR1T S,ssIoH OF TIE AssocIA.
rIoN OF CONGREGATIONAL hIRIsTERR-A Pao,
POSITION FOR NBw CoxHIrTRR.-NeD York,
April 5-The New York aao Brooklyn Az.
socIstion Of Congregational Ministers held
two secret sessions to-day to consider the
report O! the committee appointed by them
10 recommend what measures should be
taken By the Association TO assure l,self OF
the proof of fa,sity Of the charges against
Henry Ward Beecner. Drs. S;orrs and
Budding,on and Mr.. Beecher were present.
A resolution to exclude reporters and non.
members was adopted, MIR. Beecher voting
againstit. The report of the committee was
submitted, and, according to the Brooklyn
Eaole, recommends that no positive actisn
be taken by the Association at present.
The same paper says Beecber made
speech declaring the question for the Asso-
cistion to decide was whether be was not
worthy to be 8 member with them OF tnat
body. He referred to the Investigations
which had extended over three years ana
half, with their results, and now that the ena
seemed sear-now that 6 way had been pro-
vided by which the tight Of day could be let
in on every action Of his life-he wanted THIS
trial to be the last one. Healone OF all alen
knew the truth, and be knew that ne was
innocent. There was nothlng which be had
to dread freu the closest scrutiny. dc
wanted the evidence against him pressed so
strongly as to satisfy bis brothers Budding.
ton and Storrs, and with them she multitude
of doubters.
1t wss learned after the adjournment that
a proposition had been made to appoint .
new committee OF Eve to make fresh In
yestigation. Several members warmly com
satted this proposal, and y long argument
eHsued over the matter. The question Hss
leo unsettled when the meeting adjourned
unsil this naoraing, !. ..:.s.f Il. .s,. S
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Police CoURT, YEsrERDAY.--M. Toohoy
alias George Brown, supposed deserter
from the United States navy, WAS com.
mitted.
Virginia King and Virgins Shelton,
charged with creating a disturbance, were
required to pay costs and were discharged.
Caroline Davis (eolored), unlawful assault,
was required to pay costs.
John Branch and Charles Henry tcolored),
arrested for fighting in the First Market.
Branch was discharged; Henry was fined
s5, and committed in default Of payment.
Phil. johnson (colored) was fined 81 for
interfering with persons in the Second Mar.
ket.
Susan PIeasants (colored), an old offender
charged with being drunk and interfering
with persons in the street, was discharged.
Labsn Wilson email colored boy), arrested
for vagrancy, was committed in default Of
surety.
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CONTRACT AwARDgD.-There was meet
ing>of the Council Committee on Health and
the Board of Health yesterday afternoon 10
the Council chamber to receive bids for re-
moving night.soil for the ensuing year.
There were five bidders present. and CDR"
Orme, of Board Of Health staff, acted as
crier, and discharged his duties with so much
satisfaction that the meeting gave him vote
Mr.. Ashburner, the present contractor, at
thirty-six cents per box and six cents per
cubic foot for every additional fost.
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A.. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL. 1916. Z

ties s334.40; to Osborne, Patterson q Co.
e68.26; and G. W.R. Ayerest was ordered
to pay to r. G.. Nelson 1856. .16, and to 0s.
borne, Patterson q Co. S44.43. Itappearing
that e. Barksdafe, Jr., Is entitled to the debt
reported In favor of John a. Moss. amount.
ing on the 1st Of April, 1875, to Ss,645.77,
The assignee was ordered 10 transfer and
assign to the said Barksdsle all reiDaining
assets of every description, and particularly
to convey by proper deed the lot OF Iand
known as the e Riddick elot.n The excep-
tions OF Thomas E. Owen TO the report of
Commissioner Green was overruled.
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TIE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIo RAIL
ROAD CAsE.-Judges Bond and Hughes, Of
the United States Circuit Court, will to-day
hear such motions as may bs made In the
case of the trustees of the Atlantic. Missis-
sipp and Ohio Railroad Company in the pro-
ceedings taken for the appointment Of re.
ceiver. ~.
Nearly all the counsel to the interested
parties are already in the city.
It is understood that counsel for the rail.
road company have determined to resist The
appointment of receiver, and will produce
authorities to show that the condition of the
company is not so bad as to warrant the ap-
pointment Of receiver.
The name Of Hon. James 81. Platt is urged
for the receivership by strong Republican
Influence.
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tAsourrID--Lucy Jackson, fndie.ed for
sfeloniously burning the dwelling. OF
in. j. GRESHAM, was tried before Judge Gni-
tgon and acquitted. ss:.s,s -. I. ..:@s
In the case OF William Bradshaw alias
iWillian Eiteheli, charged with breaking
and entering ths dwelling house Of Louis
SpenceY, q molIe prcsfqlii wss entered.
" aoIle proscQtss Nas also entered IN sise
casc af George NJ Smith fcolored) disturb
lag TIC congregation se st. Pessra satas.
dial.
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Correspondence.
lCommunicaSed.l

C. W. Stashaua, Esq:
Dear Sir,-Upon my return this evening l
find your Communication of this morning in
both of the Lynehburs papers, " hIch does
me very great injustice, and ask that you
will correct your card-premisiug first that
In any remark l have made have not
charged you even by inuendo with any Inn.
proper conduct. have said. and do still
say, that public rumor, for which do not
voucb, makes serious charges against Gene.
raj Malone, and that the truth of these
charges should be investigated.
I further have said, aud do say, that be.
lieye in the personal honesty Of General Ma.
hone. and that he bas no interest in the New
York steamers. Very respectfully,
JoHN F. SLAUGHTER.
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PaoBABILIT1Es To. o.DAY-.Wdsh,ngto
Apr,s G.-For the South Atlantic States,
norshwesterly to sortbeasterly winds, rising
barometer, partly cloudy weather, and sta.
tionary temperature will prevail.
In the Gulf States, northeasterly to south.
easterly winds, falling barometer, and
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, falling
followed by rising barometer, southwesterly
winds veering to cooler, with northwesterly
winds, and partly cloudy weather.
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GREAT BARGAlN \ 5.

ASrROSCpGGIS COTTON at 1oc.,
FRrIT.OF-THE-LOGM COTTON at lie
WAMSUTTA COTTON at 12se.,
BLACK SILK al 81 worth s1.25
BLACK SILK q, 81. so rsrth 81,
BLACK SILK III 81 rs worth % 25,
RLsCk SILK 1T ~ worth $2. 80.
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS ut 0ec. wor
sl.25,
B.,rjfuI stock Of SPRING DREsS GOODS In
ri.lds, Stripes, and Brocadcs.
", call special attention 10 lot .. BLEACHED
TARLr-DAMA~k, bought at auction, at eoc
worth 75c. at 75c. worth 81.
Lms. sock Of CASsIMERES and CLOTHS Tor
Gentlemen and boys.
We IRE now receiving our supply OF Ladies', Gem
tleInen's, Girls. and Boys
SUMMER MERIN0 UNDERWEAR,
which will be sold very cheap.
COURTNEY i POWELL,
apl.ln SIS Broad street.
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uAWCHEsTEE EEWB.

Board of &upsrvtsors.- A meeting OF the
Beard OF Supervisors of Chesterfield county
was held yesterday, at which all the mem.
bers were present. a statement was re-
eeived OF the Indebtedness OF Manchester
and the Commonwealth q attorney
Was diree.ed to collect and pay over the
amaunt ascertained 10 be due. Il number
OF claims were allowed; after which the
Board adjourned.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT, THURS
DAT Judge Hughes presiding. the mat
ter of George 4. Crigier. The assignee vas
ordered to resell the hoEse and lot In or near
the town OF Charlottesville, and, after pay.
ipg costs, deposit the balance IN bank to the
credit of the court. =
Ii the matter of Lawrence B. White.
Robert Hudgin, Of Caroline county, was ap:
pointed special CON missioner to AXE an
account Of liens.
In the mstter of Joseph Holt. The as:
sigBee was ordered TO pay to Carroll, Adams
& 20. $96 10, with interest from December
IA, 1872, and to, Carroll, Adams Il Neer
S2l2.10, with interest from December IA,
1872.
In the matter Of o. a. Francis. The
United States marshal was ordered to turn
over to Alfred Kings administrator the pur.
chases made by him at the .aie Of the bank.
rupt's efacts, amounting to 1916, and those
made By the bankrupt, amounting to 1898 90.
ia full satisfaction for rent, and 10 give up
the premises to the said administrator.
In.the case OF E.. A. Saunders. An order
was entered for the payment Of the claims Of
the employees.
In the matter Of James Holmes. Thsrre
port OF sales by the assignee was confirmed,
and the assignee ordered to pay Thomas a.
Gatewood $40 81, balance due on his judg-
ment, and turn over to J.P. Terrell the notes
given for the deferred inst2lments of the pur-
chase-money in payment Of his claim. 1t Was
further ordered tnat the assignee make 2
deed to the purchaser, and that he be there.
upon discharged.
To the matter of John S. Hightower. The
claim OF Samuel p. Hieks's assignee to the
amount OF $500, and the debt of Seth Wood :
ru6's executor, TO the amount Of eS65.71,
were ordered to be paid out OF the funds In
bank.
In the matter Of &. b. Moss u Brother.
The clerk was directed tocheck on the fund
in bank In fsyor OF Bs d. Martin for $706 so ;
Owen, Jordan u CO. for $73I1 Love, Mar.
tirs& sGo. fer 37s ~ y. 3. aMcPnsil for
1i69 10 !; Osoorne, Patterson 4 60. for 328 j
j. sB. Back Wsll 9fcr .3965. .8a !; w. g. Tancsy
for $a08. 20; j. w Powell for eia -, and
John Il. Hoss for $40. The assignee Nas
ordered 70 pay 70, Alexander sydnors sare-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TnE Cry CONSERVATIVE coNHrrTEE-
PLANS FOB MAKING NoArsAT1oNa.-At the
meeting Of the City Conservative Committee
held last night the following communication
was presented and read
RIcHMosp, VA, April 6, 1875. {
To B. o. Gray, Esq, President City Conser-
rdttue Committee 3
Dear Sir,-We respectfully forward TO you
resolutions Of the German Conservative Cen.
trsl Committee adopted at meeting held
April the 9Th, 1876.
Whereas the City Conservative Committee
EXPIRE SEED desire to hear, different opinions
and suggestions from our Conservative citi.
zens regarding proposed mode Of choosing
the candidates for our municipal election
aud whereas, fully aware of the difficulties
surrounding the City Committee in Ge.ermi.
ming upon such q plan as viii give satisfae.
ton to the greatest number Of our ConserVa.
tive citizens, we would therefore respectfully
offer, not as q condition, not as "the plan,'
but as suggestion, the annexed resolution.
which We think unises sufficiently the ideas
and wishes Of all eur citizens as to make II
generally acceptable; therefore be 1t
| ResoIred, That primary election In th.
manner proposed BY your committee shoulc
be held, but instead of voting for candl
dates for the municipal offices direct, n,
would suggest that delegates of snf6cien
number. for q convention be voted for, ant
these delegates from the different wards t
nominate their respective ward tickets fol
the Couneilsfand to nominate the ticket fol
the municipal offices.
Very respectfully, l.. WAGNER,
Chairman German Conservative Club.
Charles Seibert, Secretary.
The whole subject of plans for making
nominations was laid on the table till mex
Tuesday night, when Mr. W. A. Maury viii
propose plan different from the one recent
ly reported by the sub committee.
Mr.. Moses Milhser was elected member
of the committee from Madison Ward il
place OF c. Sauer, Esq, resigned. <,
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CoLENAN's cAsE.-Mc. Cabell yesterday
placed In the hands OF the Gsyernor Cole
mans statement. Nr. Casel has done ex
as.ly what he was authorized o-do with the
paper, and no more. he states that he has
never shown it to any one. slrJustice has
been done prominent gentlemen by those
who have circulated rumors connecting their
names with Coleman's statement.
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! CONVICTED OF HoCsx- sx-BEEixIss.-ln the
Hustises Court yesterday JohA Giliard, In
oic.ed fer felouiously and buralIiausly
bsesktpg and entering Ia the nighttime the
dwelliDg.hcuse Of John B. Scheme aud stealing
coat Of the valae OF fifteen dollars and
other goods an chatte's, was tried, convicted
Of house. breaking, and sent to jail and labor
for twelve msnthB.
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TURING THE PAST WEEK HAVE

TURING THE PAST WEEK HAVE
~ received one OF the best assorted stocks OF II
CHEAP DRY GOODS
tia, has ever been shown In this market. would
call the special attention OF the trade to my stock
efPARAsULS, which embraces all the novelties In
h. Market In hAMBUEGH EMBROIDERIES
SIN ol.rInr some Of the cheapest goods In choice
STYLES ever seen. ALPACAS. in great variety OF
qualities. at astonishing prices. l ain showing a
speciality In IRISH LINEN ; at 25c., and from ths,
price up.
CHECKFD NAINSOOKS at 16he. per yard
HEAVY BLtACHED and BROWN SHEETlNGs
ENGLISH VokDab pIQUE at 2oc, per yard;
Beautiful STYLES in PRINTS ut 6sc. per yard.
A large stock Of ElC1 OklA LAW Ss, SWlSSES,
and Other WHITE GOODS from auction.
MyMhESFlLLES QUILTS from auction are the
cheapest ever seen. GHAkL rs BUFZLER,
apl Gil Broad street.
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The begging letter. writer fs irrepressible.
He stin directs his appeal to the Hon. Horace
Greeley, and only isst Saturday snote addfest.
ed to tnat gentleman MAS received at 1the
Issbans oi.ee. ii contained stss We mighe.
have predictsal 4 request Tor q small sam or
money. Nhete csn The wrilef havs been
(or. tbs past three yesrss EYsa iD jsill they
gepelaiiy knoH somst6ing Of whist goss on
10 tho world - Tribune.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT, YEsTgR-
Day judge Hughes presiding.-Informa-
tion was flied by leave of the court In two
cases against Thomas S. Milstead, charged
With EN- bezzling Government funds while
collector of customs st the port of York
town. Ball was allowed accused.
Information was filed against B. Catogni,
who is charged with fraudently secreting
bis assets as bankrupt.
Information was flied In the case Of 8. d.
Brown, charged With robbing letter while
acting as postmaster at Green Bay, Prince
Edward county. The following jury was
emusnelled to try the cause: W. f. G. Gar.
nett, q. B Hewitt, John T. Holt, ]. B.
stewart, William Rsckett, william Isham,
c. Irby, j. a. Baptist, E. 81. Wilmer,
George Gwathney, e. L. Cooper, and
l.. G. Jones. 1t MAS alleged that Mr.:
Owen, residing In Prince Edward
county, had one day several montns
ago dropped q letter il the post office, and
that Brown, suseecting Owen intenaeo 70
get hin removed from his position OF post
master, opened the letter and read 1t ana re-
sealed it; that subsequently oven came
back to the Office and asked that ne might
have the letter to make an enclosure ne naa
forgotten; and that when the letter was given
hin he discovered that it had been opened.
Accused denied sll these allegations. He
proved good character, and was acquitted.
Judgments were entered 10 several cases
against Osborne e. Co. and William Long, Of
Petersburg, who failed TO comply with the
law within the prescribed time In reference
to exporting tobacco. :, !,
A large number Of cases were called anu
continued until the next term.
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AUGUST Flow hR.-There is no ease Of dyspep.
STA that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER Will not cure.
60 to the nearest drugstore and inqure about t.
If yeu suffer from costveness siek headache, sour
stomach, Indigestion, liver complaint, or derange-
ment Of the stomach or liver, try Il Two or three
doses win relieve you. EanDle bottles, 10 cents
PURCELL, LADp & Co, Wholesale agents.
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Cr.eDozc. FooNV0"N' "
-,ys,,avs in stock and arc receiving
o,erv novelty Of the season asH
ann, .rs In the New York markets.
DRxSS GOODS of every aescrip.
.ion and quality:
RACK SILKS, very cheap;
oLoRrD SILKS. beautiful
shades;
FOR STRIPED SILKS, 81 qualities;
BLACK GRENADINES from
s5c. 10 % per yard;
.lpr.sAND LAWNS and on-
CANDIES.
PARAsOLS.
or tAis goods We have the most a'-
-yrs ,rac,vc stssk We have ever offered
LINEN SUITS,
rEsCALEs SUITS,
LADIES s'UNDERwEAR,
NOVELTIES IN sCARFs,
CAL1cos--sll prices;
PERCALEs,
IL1SsS LAwSs-bsaatifal pat.
terms. ..r . ~,