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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-13
a Word About Parks.
flor the Dispatch.

Il
| In following our accomplished Mayor in
bis recital OF the city expenditures through
period commencing With 1870 the debt hav.
| ing accumulated s2,230,0OO since that date(
regret arises that in all these years of liberal
Expenditure no provision has been made for
the purchase OF large, general park.
The advanced experience, culture, and pro.
gress Of the age cause this improvement to
be now regarded rs an indispensable feature
of any city which aims to offer ordinary at
fractions to visitors on business er pleasure,
and to provide for It's Inhabitants place af
| fording facilities of walks, drives, and rura
resort for health or amusement, and which
they have right to claim from those who eX.
ercise an intelligent control over municipal
affairs.
| Five years ago the comparatively small sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars would have
purchased four hundred acres Of ground as
attractive and susceptible of adorrment as
can be found adjacent to any city in the world
| AIlusion is made to the territory bordering
the river, and reaching from the old to the
new reservoir, the lower boundary of which,
BY the line of the canal to Seventh street, is
-only one mile from the corner of the street
named and Main, the centre of the city. An
annual expenditure OF ten thousand dollars
would ere this have planted trees, provided
walks and roads, and accomplished much ir
developing the beauties of the location, and
already made charming resort, which al
classes of the population might enjoy.
In the past five or six years, when $500 ,0OC
have been given to the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad to construct tunnel; q loan o
5000, 900, with accumuations of 1000
made the James River and Kanawha canal
S750, 900 spent on the water.works; 100000
on the gas.works ; $4,000 for bridge; $780,
900 for improving James river and hundreds
of thousands on the streets; in all this time
among the considerable number who ruled
city affairs, not one public.spirited, cultivated
man, seeing ahead, has attempted to provide
for this exigency-a park-Ior the promotion
of the tealth and happiness of the genera
population, and, by rendering the city more
attractive to visitors and strangers, adding to
public prosperity.
| It is not our object to repine over oppor
tunities neglected, but to eDdeavor to make
the guardians OF our Interests alive to realiZa
ton of what can yet be accomplished by
means inconsiderable in amount compared
| with the results to be attained.
| prrupoSD
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PERsoNAL.-Captain Richard E. Frayser,
for maHy years connected with this paper,
leaves it to-day to embark in an agency fol-
the collection of claims. BE is gentleman
of excellent business qualifications. and carries
With him the kind wishes Of many friend:
for success in his new enterprise.
Judge W. l.. Learned. OF Albany, and
Rev. DR.. Haight and Hon. John Fox, OF
New York city, were at the Exchange on Sat
urday.
Hon. John Letcher was able to sit up ir
bed on Saturday. He is rapidly improving,
and before long will be we'll enough to re
turD home.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY Justice ". Hal!
Crew presiding.-James Flournoy, charged
with Kicking and beating Charles Tucker
Costs required.
Thomas r. johnson (colored), charged
with obtaining under false pretences i've
dollars from r. Shelton, Joseph Wilkinson,
and Others, by selling certain society paper
pertaining TO the Vanguard of Freedom,
knowing the same to be bogus. Dismissed
c. C. Liggan, drunk and lying in the
street. Sent TO Jail for three months.
Andrew Morris alias Sheppard (coored),
charged with stealing one bsg of shot from
Gordon & Co. The case was continued un.
til the 14!h.
A number of persons were fined for ordi-
nance violations-that is, for not having IL
censes for their vehicles or medals fer their
dogs.
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WAsHIseroN, March II, 1876.
SEEATE.

SENATE.
The Senate was not Ia session to-day. d
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. :,
The deficiency appropriation for the Red
Cloud agency was passed. The legislative,
judiciary, and executive appropriations bill
was discussed to adjournment.
WAsH1nGToN, March 11.-Mr. Caul6eld,
chairman of the Committee on Departments,
is quoted as saying that be has information
that will form the basis Of one Of the largest
Investigations Of the session. The War, Post
Office, Justice, and Interior Departments are
involved. Mr. Caul6eld has bad consulta-
ton of two hours with. the chairmen OF the
Committees on Expenditures of these depart.
ments. The investigation will be ajoint one
of the four committees.
WASHINGTON, March n.-Rsv. John Johns,
Protestant Episcopal bishop Of Virginia, is
quite sick.
Hon. j. B. Beck, of Kentucky, has been
elected umpire of the boundary-line COM
mission between Virginia and Maryland.
The commission meets here in May
Hon. George FL. Pendleton is in Washing.
ton.
Judge Taft, Secretary of War, to-day quail.
fed and assumed the duties OF his Office.
Hon. Gideon Wels's evidence before the
Naval Committee was substa ntially repeti
ton of that given In 1872. The examination
of Pendleton and BoSuton occurs Monday.
District-Attorpey Wells was examined In
the safe-burglary business, and says that
Detective Nettleship, on promise of exemp~
ton from punishment, made a confession,
which will be published Monday.
klbourn, before the real.estate pool inyes-
tigation, refused to answer; but upon
threats of compusion, said he would do 80
after consultation with his counsel, Judge
Black. There were six In the pool, including
Jay Cooke & Go. Kilbourp refuses to pro-
duce his books.
A New York Times special says Kellogg
will appoint Warmoth senator to break the
combination which exists between WaImoth
and Piucbback.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-Mr. Ferry, presi.
dent of the Senate, hss telegraphed Lieu.
tenant. Governor Antoine, of Louisiana, and
Others, who addressed him in relation to the
exclusion of Pinchback from the hoor of the
Senate, stating that be simply enforced the
rule which applies equally to all, and that
under its operation recently ex-Attorney-
General Speed, ex.Secre.ary Of the Navy
Wells, Ex-Governor Baldwin, OF Michigan,
and others, have been stopped at doors
and shown to the gallery. 1t is stated
that the enforcement Of the rule has recently
been insisted upon by several senators.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-District Attor-
ney Wells had an interview with the Attor.
ney. General last night, in which he recount
ed the difficulties in the way of procuring
an Indictment against General Belknap.
Mr.. Wells said he had seen all the members
of the committee, and cannot obtain from
them any testimony. Marsh. having fed,
cannot be reached, and as the case now
stands he cannot get an indictment.
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Tuy planters WAREHoUsE-ISD1CAT
OF A COOP TOBACCO BUSINESS. The new
Planters warehouse is fast being filled up
with bocsheadS and casks containing the
precious Virginia weed. Italready contains
tobacco to the value Of very many thousands
of dollars. SO large was the crop last gear,
The antcipatiops Of the owners and lnspec.-
ors are that, ample as is the space at their
command, they will need it all during the
year.
The Planters warehouse Is one of the
largest and decidedly the best.constructed
and best-looking tobscco warehouses 10 flr'
ginia. 1t is 4 building that does credit 10
Richmond and TO the enterprise OF the gen.
tlempu wno had it erected. 1t fronts 335
feet on Fifteenth street and 135 feet on Dock
and Cary streets, running entirely through
the block. The ends sought in its construc-
ton were light, ventilation, facilities for the
handling OF tobacco, and the preservation
of the staple. The inspection floor Is oO by
$50 feet and it is Immediately In the centre
OF the building. Here everything that will
enable reliable inspection bas been re-
garded. The roof at this point is thirty
seven feet above the floor. The light is ln-
troduced through the space between THIS
the main roof, so to speak, and the shedding
roofs on each side. The facilities for recelY-
ing, shipping, and handling tobacco are un.
! surpassed. A branch of the DanVile, and
through it the Souhside railroad, which ira
verse the largest tobacco sections OF Virginia
and North Carolina, runs immediately along
the Dock. k.street frontage Of the warehouse,
aud connects with the Chesapeake and York
River railroad. BY this arrangement obacco
can be.rolIed directly out OF the cars into lhe
building, inspected with the least possible
trouble, and shipped North at a greatly re-
duced expense for handiug. On the dock
crane has also been erected by which hogs
beads can be lifted out Of boats and swung
directly upon the inspection floor. In the
matter Of hauling alone the grower and
shipper saves Il large amount.
The storage capacity Of the new Planters
| is 5000 bog>heads, and that of the old l,2OO
hogsheads. The amount that can be run
through the two warehouses in a year is
E. imated at Is 000 hogsheads.
The inspectors are MeSsrs. Jesse T. Hutche-
son and Rufus ii. Sirvay. Mr. Hutcheson
is one OF the most experienced inspectors IN
the State. He became well known to plant.
ers, commission merchants, and dealers by
bis long connection with Mayo's warehouse.
He has always given satisfaction in position
that demands no little Of skill and tact, and
where he stands as the agent between seller
and buyer.
Mr.. Sarvay from his youth up has been in
the tobacco business, four years only ex-
cepted, which he spent as gallant soldier
in the R. L. l. Blues. He possesses every
qualification for bis place, and is q worthy
associate Of Mr. Hutcheson.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHoeL.-The following is list of the pupils
on the roll of honor at the Richmond High.
School last week: Junior Class: Mabel Bur-
russ, Sallie Cosby, Carrie Drew, Alice Eze-
kiel, Mamie A. Lyon, Mary Nowlin, Lucy
II. Powers, Emma Riddck, Ida Ragland,
Annie Simms, Blanche A. Turner, Rachael
Van Wort, William FL. Cosby, Joseph Ca
Usher, Alexander Schasp, August Unkel.
intermediate Class: Carrie Bennett, Ida C.
Cox, Mollie E. Cox. Nellie johnson, Louie
Miuetree, Annie b. Pace, Sallie b. Powers.
Senior Class: Laura Bracket, Mary E. Fox,
Ada w. Lee, Sue McWilliam, Daisy Muir
raw. George II. Arms!ead, Frank d. Beve.
ridge. Attendance for the week, ninety nine
per cent. .
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To TEE THIEF WHO STEALS DUB THERHoAE.
TERs.-The thief who on Saturday pight re-
leved the Dispatch Office of the eighty.tbird
thermometer bought in the last thirteen
weeks will certainly be shot when he steals
the next one. A policeman has been em.
ployed to do nothing but watch the spot
where it is to be hung. It is said that the
saddest spectacle in the world is that OF "a
bald. beaded citizen, on his hands and knees,
feeling under the bed with O cane In the
frantic attempt to find his slippers" but the
neanest thing in the world Is the petty thief
who insists on stealing the thermometer
from our front door every time one is put
fhprp
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W. GODDIN, P. NJ, lot on the northeast corner
Of Broad aud Twenty. affh streets. on which
stands theThird Presbyterian church.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 4:30 P, NJ, framed
dwelling on Liggon's Hill.
MN. LEE, IL n, q tract Of land ten miles above
Richmopd. -rr5 -
CHARLES s. STRINGFELLOW, commissioner,
=. tract OF land 10 chesterfield, on the Goodies
Bridge road, about nve miles east Of Glover Hill.
RICHa aRDSOE & CO.. AZ P. NJ, brick dwelling
and lot No. Ala west Duval street.
GEORGE e. CRAWFORD, 33h acres or land IN
Henrico county about nine miles from the city.
RS. ANDERSON L CO., 1oh A. NJ, groceries, &C.
j. 3. WHITEHEAD, 1912 Main street, at 10 A.
NJ, bacon, fish, CHI ese, lard, syrup, &c.
BYERLY q POWELL, OK A. NJ. at their store,
handsome parlor, chamber and dining room
furniture.
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VALUABLE DIscoyKRY.-Dr. G. W. Benson, q
practlcing physician at l06 north Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md, who has paid much attention to
nervous diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF
CELERY aud cIAMoMILE, combined in certain
proportion, invariably cures headache-either bill
ious, dyspepic, nervous, or sick headache-neural-
gia, and nervousness. This is triumph In medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mall. He prepares II In pills at fifty
cents per box. The Doctor is largely known and
highly respected In Episcopal Aetho-
dist.
For sale By all wholesale and retail druggists
PURCELL, LADD Co. agents.
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CHANcERY CoURT op RIcHIoND, SATUR.
DAY.-The following cases we're disposed
Of:
Randolph's administrator os. Farrar, &c.
Decree by consent directing certain bonds
therein mentioned to be filed with the clerk
of this court
Boehm vs. Francisco, &c. Decree con-
irming report of special commissioner, di.
recting the collection of the fund outstanding
10 this cause, and providing for its removal
when collected into the State of Maryland,
the statute 10 such case baving been complied
with.
Ould & Darlington Us. Macfarlands ad-
ministrator, &c. Decree sustaining one ex-
ception to the commissioners report and
overruliug another, and reconmitting cause
TO a commissioner for further inquiry and
report.
Hardgroye ps. Williams, Sc. Decree con.
firmiDg report of sale of certain property In
said report mentioned.
Smith, trustee, Us. Birchett, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner as TO the
disposition OF the fund therein mentioned
and makiDg final disposition Of the cause.
Elicit uS. Burke. Decree confirming re.
port of sale and making partial distribution
of the fund.
NHliauS, iusiee, Oo' hohn '"'' 49,
Decree making a partial disposition of the
fund in this cause.
Lynch, trustee, vs. Lynch, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and max
ing a final disposition Of the cause.
ClemDitt, guardian. Us. Adams, &c. De:
cree confirming report Of com missioner and
directing deed to purchaser when purchase
money is paid in full.
Morris's executors cs. Barrett, &c. Decree
confirming report Of sale and providing the
disposition of the cash fund on hand.
Chiles, &C., vs. Chiles, &c. Decree dis
posing of the fund on hand and making
final disposition Of the cause.
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SUPREas Court OF APPEALS. SATURDAY
In this court Saturday the following busl
ness was transacted:
Commonwealth os. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. Fully argued By Judge
William j. Robertson for the company, and
the Attorney. General for the Common wealth
and submitted.
Burt Us. Ryan. Writ Of supersedeas re-
fused to q judgment of the Circuit Court o.
the city OF Richmond.
Court adjourned until Tuesday.
Hatton Ua. Wexford and Seldom Us. Keen
will probably be called Tuesday.
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GENERAL NEWS OF TIE DAY.

ARRESTS IN ALABAMA
STRIKE AMONG RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
JOURNALISTS DEAD-FIRE AT ROCKIES
TER-A TERRIFIC 81 ORM IN TIE WEST
MANY PERSONS KIhLED-A NEW CANDI-
DATE FOR INSTRUMENTATION AND
STEAMSHIP FREIGHT CoNFLICT-A PETI.
TION FOR MILITARY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR ELECTION PURPosEs-THE SHOWER
OF FLESH, ETC., ETC.
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TaE City RAILwAY.-Two additional cars
will be put on the Main~Street route this
morning, and this will enable them to run
much closer together than heretofore Mr..
Yea,rnap recently bought fresh lot OF horses
in Baltimore. which have been broken to
harness. Better time will be made, the cars
passing more frequently than has recently
hpen the case. a...,.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

County Court.-Thjs court convenes to-
day. Among the cases to come before the
grand jury are the following: Beverly jack
son (colored), charged with the murder OF
Henry Scott (colored) on The 18th OF De-
cember, 1875; Robinson and Epps, charged
with arson upon The farm Of Colonel F. G..
Rufin and the Burke brothers, charged
with felsnieus assault.
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FAST AND SLOW PsoPLE.-On Tuesday
evening @. z. Baldwin, Esq, will lecture
before the Ioung Mems Christian Asseeia'
ton on FAST and Slow People," Perhaps
no lecturer ever gave such general satlsfae'
ton In Richmond ss Mr.. Baldwin. He has q
plenty o. dry humor. is an old resident ol
Richmond, and brigh. member Of the
fourth estate. He will no doubt have full
house 10 his charming lecture 90 this his first
visit TO Richmond since the war.
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DARxsBss AGAIS.-Why Is it that our
street-lamps are not lighted on dark, cloudy
uights. II is shame that our people are
forced to plod along the streets In darkness
when the gss-works are making so much
money. This thing is getting very monoto.
nous. Somebody Is certainly to blame.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

AcorIrTAL OF JUSTICE WILLIAM T. MARTIN.
The Hastings Court was engaged all day Sat.
urasy in bearing the case Of Justice William
r. Martin. Of Chesterfield county, indicted
for perjury in representing himself as bonds.
man of Charles K. Levy. charged with petit
larceny, to be worth more than three thou
sand dollars worth OF land ia Chesterfield
county. when in fact he was not possessed OF
such an amount OF property. Mr.. Martin
was represented by Messts. George D. Wise,
William Anbers, aud Thomas Fitzpatrick.
AT tne conclusion Of the argument the Court
gave the following Instructions to the jury
"Tbat if they shall believe from the EVIL
dence that at the time the recognizance
for the appearance Of Charles 4. Levy was
executed before j. E. Phillips that the sald
j. +. Phillips had no right to take said re-
cognizlnce, then they must acqult the prl'
soner.
"If the jury believe the prisoner mace
oath In good fuith that he was worth 3,00O
in land in the county of Chesterfield, really
believing, or having good reason to believe,
that he was worth that amount in land, then
they should acquit him, though thev may
believe that such land is of less value.'
The jury at & O'Clock, after having been
out about three hours, came into court, and
rendered verdict Of not guilty.
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MRS. SToNsw1LL JACKsoN's HONE IN RICE
MoND-A very pleasant entertainment was
given last Friday evening at the City Hall,
IN AsheYile, n. c., by the ladies' of Asbe.
vile, the proceeds OF which are TO aid in the
building of residence in Richmond, Va,
for the daughter Of Mrs. Stonewall jackson.
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FOR RENT.
Y o 3 R E N T

r o 3 r E N T. Gss
No. 715 west Gary street, eighth rooms:
No. 525 north Adams street, sight rooms:
No 2115 east Broad street, seven rooms;
No. 8 west Canal street. six rooms;
Nc. 622 west China street, six rooms;
No. 81 south Second street, SIX rooms;
No. GOT west Marshall street, six rooms;
No. $40 west Main street. five rooms;
No. 205 sou h Second street, five rooms;
No. 81 q south Cherry street. four rooms;
No. williamsburg avenue, three rooms.
.... ~, STORES.
No 426 north Sixth street;
No. $50 north Brook avenue, with dwelling, four
rooms;
No. - Locust alley, with DWELLING, three rooms.
Apply 10 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auc 1opeer,
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
NH 9.MW &.3t .ge
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SCHOOL TRusTBRs APPoINTRD.-Tbe fol-
lowing school trustees have been appointed :
Alexandria county, Samuel Gross; Bote'
tourt county, NJ. McFerrin; Fauquier
county, Robert Edmonds; Halifax county,
G. R. q. Phillips, DR.. P. S. Garden, Lafayette
Jennings, r. G. G. Moore, G. T. Sutherlin,
James A. Green, DR.. John W. Craddock
Colonel Wilbourn OVERLY, and james H.
Howerton Spotsylvania county, William
P. Nuckols Wise county, John Mills.
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DISPATCH PRNTNG-HoUsE.-In order TO meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added q well-sslected assortment of NRW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAss
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most e1.
peditious manner.
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AUCT1OH SALES THIs DAY.

EE On all sales Of Real Eatate made betsosen
the 1st Of January and Inst Of June the tazesj for
the present year haze to be paid bv the purchaser.
On all sales made bet,reen the 1st Of July and last
o}theyear the tases aaue to be paid by the seller.
: rThis custom was adopted about fftsen years ago
by all The real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and viCinity.j
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Mr.. WoRsHAM's CAsE.-Judge 81. 81. Mar.
hall and Colonel w. w. Gordon. counsel
for Mr.. Worsham, appeared before Judge
Guigon on Saturday evening and asked to
be allowed to enter plea of not guilty, and
to proceed to the trial in his absence. Mr.
Cabell, attorney for the Commonwealth, OBJ
iected to the trial during Worsham's absence,
and so the Court took time to consider the
nosttar
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Y.Es,TI a. -.

1-,,,<t, NlN'S CHRISTIAN AssOCl
! ALTON. r
LETTyEfD ETTs5Da}. n '; %src1 is:h. h.a'sr.M'
.rnJECr: .,,,r,
.r.sC l.p so" Ft'tlr.
80 ...,,,,.lnr admitted free.
T3csr;s 10 ID" f'"'''' w NH 11-3t
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Booked Up.-William Gregory (colored)
was lodged IN the station house Saturday
evening upon the charge OF stealing two dol
lars from the secretary OF the Lodge Of the
Knights OF Jetbro. He will have hearing
at the Mayors Court this morning.
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A POPULAR LECTURE FOB To- MORROW
AIGHT.-Mr.e r. Hunter BeaDey, gifted
and popular citizen of Manchester, will de.
liSer bis laughabie lecture on "Cradles,
Paregoric, and Broomsticks," at the Virginia
Opera- House tomorrow night.
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BELLIaERENT CouscILAAN.- Henry Metz.
ger was arrested on Saturday by Sergeaht
Wren, charged with striking Joseph Tbon1p-,
son (colored). The difficulty occurred near
Cash Corner. Thompson was also arrested.
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THE PEOPLE WANT PkooF.-Tnere Is no. medi-
cine prescribed by physicians sold by drugeists
that Carries such evidence of its superior virtue
BosCHEL's GERMAN SYRUP for'severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. proof OF this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it Regular size, seven
ty-fys cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., wholesale
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SPIRlrUALIsh-J. Randall Brown, who 10
represented to be the "only test-med1nm OF
the kind in the country" will give one OF bis
entertainments vt the Theatre tonight. Beats
NAV be had st Wyatt's. +
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THE wRAruKR ON SATURDAY was clear ana
pleasant, during the day. AT night it was
cooler. cloudy, and threatening.
TuxRNoMgrEn SATURDAY: a. NJ. 48 !;
A. NJ. 50; IL ~, &c; 8 P. NJ, 6S; sP. ID.
81: midnight, 4S. -t-s al..s.,E,
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have analysed the wHrsKEY known under he
brand Of :. 8 SELECT controlled by Messrs. w Az
TKR D. BLAIR Co.. Richmond, Va. and nnd II
FREE FaoA FUsIL.on and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. ], 3. McCAw, M. D, late Professor 81
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.