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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-20
FyTRACT FROM LETT |R OF DIR. HARVEY
J.. BYRD,
CELEBRATION.
AND FIFTEENTH
L AMENDMENT CELEBRATION.
RICHMOND, VA, April Is, 1877.

N,ssrs. Editors Of the DiSputch'
C,entlcmcn>-I hope 10 find III your issue OF the
10Th notice Of the grand national celebration OF
the Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Amendments 10 the
Cons stiturion uf lhc United States Of America We
the color,,d citizens Of Richmond ana Manchester
ndvic.nity, GO appreciate the 2olh Of April rs !,
day Of honor 70 those who worked for when we
could WORK for ourselves. Not throwing any re-
frction on any other person or color say any gen
tiyu..n or editor that undertakes 10 cr1uclSe us
must be one OF apatuetlc- -
President. William J.. johnson; Nice-Presitent
". II. Coots: Treasurer. james ID. Allen; Secretary
"f ihe Day, Richard Irihhey: Chaplain Rev A
The following are The speakers: W. H. Brooks and
". c. Roapc.
Marshal Isaiah Dcylc: I bird Marshal, w S. Seldom
Fourth Marshal, ). H. johnson.
Commitier of Arrangements: {; {. Jones 'Glair' Il
mani. Nathan Eowrs, Cornelius Ross John Fouu
4 wagon win be in the procession aud will be
drawn iy four horses and Will contain thirty-cigh
ynuny misses to represent the Thirty eight Statcs o
the United state, Of America. The woman In tht
midst will represent The Goddess of Liberty.
4 salute viii be fred by Captain Benjamin Scott
al tavbrsak In honor Of the thrty-ti. ht States
The societies and different organizations VIII FORM
In front Of Monroe Park, on Franklin street. al
o'clock A. NJ. The procession viii move off at l l
.'cock promptly. The line of march win be as fol-
down Main to Twcnty-tifth, out Iwcntv-ffth to +
street down 10 the corner OF ITcnty-uin'h ana +
Mhs The Se5fg @ w. IKE e eep o prosd up
Broad 10 First and there dismiss.
The societies and organizations VIII march as foi-
!ows: The Attrck Guard Carney Gnard, and Nir,
ginia Grays: Good Shcuherd Of Bethlehem, National
Phrnix society. Loving Sons of Canaan, Rising
sons Of the Vineyard, First Star OF Jdcob Young
S-n Of Hope. Secret So:s of Hamilton, Rising Sons
Of Zion, Young sons Of Messiah, United Sons G OF
Of Jacob Transfers Star of the East Golden Harp.
Young Sons Of Tian. Lords Delight. Rising Sons OF
Youth, Loving Sons OF Daniel. Union Benevolent
Star. Following Sons OF Abraham, Young Sons ol
Zion. Young Sons of Enoch, Rising Sons OF Simue
Al the citizens viii please turn OUT
By order uf the Convention
w. L. JuH NS0N, President.
RICHARD TRIBgEy. Secretary. ap 1925
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the case
OF Henry F. Forrey. Order eXempting
certain claims and stocks to the bankrupt
and approving the exemptions made by the
assignee.
In the matter OF Henry 4. Morgan. The
exemption of house and lot and interest
in tract of land in Halifax county to the
bankrupt by the assignee on the 26th of Oc-
tober, 1868, was set aside and annulled.
Trustees Dollar Bank Us. Morris, trustee,
and others. The fund now deposited in
the State Bank was ordered to be trans
ferred to the Planters National Bank.
In the matter Of Valentine thinner. The
petition OF j. M. Duesberry and the answer
thereto were referred to the registrar for in
quiry and report.
Boulware, assignee, &C., Us. Wallace and
others. The special commissioner was di-
rected to pay NJ. B. Lee, on account the
balance in his. hands, amounting to 5000.
In the matter OF O. A. Francis. Order
entered to pay the attorney for the assignee
fee of $40.
In the case OF D. A. Brown, Jr. The pc
tition OF the assignee to charge the bank.
rupt with the costs was dismissed, and the
clerk was directed to check on the fund in
bank for the fees due after the several bills
have been approved by the Court.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, threatening weather and ram,
with northeast to southeast winds, and
south winds increasing in force, falling ba-
rometer on the coast, and stationary or
slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. southerly
to westerly winds, slight rise in tempera-
ture, falling barometer, III the northern
portion areas of rain, clearing in the south
crn portion.
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy wea,
ther, southwest to northwest winds, slight
changes in temperature, and rising baromc-
ter.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Up,
per Mississippi and Lower Missouri Val.
lcys, and the Upper Lake region, areas Of
rain, except in the northern portions OF the
last-named districts, with northerly tc
westerly winds, slowly rising barometer
and stationary or slight rise in tempera
! ture.
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HoWE's LONDON CIRCUs. .--Howe's London
circus will appear here to-day. Their
street parade, which is said to be grand.
will have demoraliZing effect for the time
being upon the eelebrants, OF the fourteenth
and fifteenth amendments.
On Wednesday the agent stated to rep
resentatiw Of this paper that the circus
would exhibit here Friday and Saturday,
aud would Leave the city Sunday. 1t seems
that since then different arrangements have
been made.
The following was received YESTERDAY:
PETERsBuRd, Va, April 10, 1877.
To the Editors OF the Dispatch: Please
announce In the local columns that HoWe,s
circus viii only exhibit one day friday in.
Richmond.
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OUR FOREIGN CoMMERCE-VEssELs CLEAR
ED AND SAILED YEsTERDAY.-The American
barkentine Norah, Captain Hall, cleared at
the custom-house yesterday for Rio dc Ja-
metro, Brazil, with a cargo Of 4,36l barrels
OF -four, shipped by Dunlop & McCance.
Barkentlne Cazique (Br.), Cox master,
was cleared yesterday by the Haxall-Cren-
shaw Company for Bahia, Brazil, with l, 199
barrels OF flour.
The Norwegian bark Westfold, Larsen
master, sailed for Elsinore, Denmark, YES
terday, with 1928 barrels OF refined petro-
lcum, shipped by Meissner, Ackermann 4
Co.
The Australian bark Anna T., Captain
Marincovch, sailed yesterday for Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, with q cargo Of 4,940 bar
rels of flour, shipped by Dunlop & Nc
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Thomas Us. Jones. From the Hastings
Court OF Portsmouth. Affirmed, Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company rs.
WE'LL & Ullman. From the Corporation
Court OF the city of Norfolk. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion OF
the Court.
Hix Us. Riddick, &c. From the Circuit
Court OF Meckenburg. Affirmed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion OF the Court.
Borst Us. Nalie, &c. From the Circuit
Court OF Culpeper county. Reversed, Judge
Burke delivering the opinion Of the Court.
Bank of the Old Dominion Us. McHughs.
Fully argued by James Alfred Jones and
John Howard, Esqs., for the defendants in
error, and II. O. Claughton for the plaintiff
in error, and submitted.
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An Englshman who had visited America
was asked what he thought OF the average
American. The answer was: /" The average
American is q man whose idea of greatest
happiness is to be always voting for some
body"
The bill relating TO the restraining and
muzzing OF dogs was amended by adding
a section to provide that licenses for dogs
should contain description of the symp-
toms OF hydrophobia in dogs, and was then
engrossed. = Proceedings of the MQssachss-
sets Legislature.
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EFFECT OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY WHERE

EFFECT OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY WHERE
TIE CONTRACT IS Nor REDUCED TO WRI-
TING-AN IMPORTANT DECISION FROM THE
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-In the Su-
preme Court of Appeals Yesterday the case
of Floyd, trustee, Us. Harding ct ais, was
decided In the year 1855 James w. Left
witch sold to Lewis Ii. Turnbul 4 tract Of
land in Bedford county. The contract Of
sale was not reduced to writing, but Turn
bull was placed in immediate possession, and
the whole OF the purchase-money was paid
by him. In January, 1867, Leftwich executed
to Turnbull deed OF release for the land
with warranty of title. Turnbull shortly af-
forwards sold and conveyed to Howard, and
Howard subsequently lin 1869 conveyed to
Floyd, the appellant. In 1865 Judgment
was recovered by Board against Leftwich,
the original vendor, which was duly dock
eted in the County Court OF Bedford.
Upon bill filed to subject this land IN the
hands of Floyd to the lien of this judgment
the Circuit Court of Bedford was of opinion
that the judgment constituted lien on the
land, and so dccreed. From this decree an
appeal was taken to the Supreme Court OF
Appeals On yesterday Judge Staples de-
livered the opinion OF the Court, consisting
OF himself and Judges Moncure and Chris
tian, reversing the decree Of the lower court
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RICHARDSON & CO., AZ P. NJ, market-sarden
farm one mile north Of the city. Also, subur-
ban farm, with improvements.
w. GODDIN, l p. NJ, commissioners sale Of a lot
on the east line of Pearl street between Main and
Cary.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. IL P. NJ, lot OF ground
on the east side Of Fourteenth street between
Main and Cary.
Z. w. POWELL, 10 A. NJ, at store No. l422 Main
street, large assortment of genteel household
furniture, &c.
w. GODDIN 5P NJ, small framed tenement on
the west side of Brook avenue north OF Bacon's
branch.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, APP. NJ, building lot on
the south side Of Franklin street between FIRST
and Foushec streets.
JAMES MACDOUGAL, at 10 A. H., furnitur
counter-scales and weights, show. cases, &c.
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A HOLE IN THE GROUND DISCOVERED
How CANE IT TTuERE?-A gentleman in pre-
pairing the foundations for several build
ings on the corner OF Fifth and Clay streets
discovered large hole on one OF the lots
about twenty-five feet deep and thirty feet
in diamater, just where one OF the houses is
to be built. 1t was filled up with different
kinds OF rubbish, ashes, &c. Those who
know say that it was used as an ice,house
about seventy-fye years ago. 1t will cost
the builder to excayate it and build walls to
the surface 5000.
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FAxRBANMs'S SCALES.

L ARB NIX SIS
STANDARD SCALES,
made with tie
LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE IMPROVE
MENTS.
yAIHBAN NKS7S ALES.,
TIE WORLDS STANDARD,
RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
WOeLD,S FAIR, LOSD0E-..........-.....
WORLDS FAIR, NEW fORk......>--. 1S5:
WORLD's FAIR, PARIS-----...,...-~~~-.... ...lS6i
WORLD'S FAIR, R,VIENSA--~...........-..
WORLDS FAIR, SANTIAGO CilLI.~-..le7t
WORLDS FAIR, rHILADELPLIA....~.
ALSO,
COFFEE AED Sr1CE-MlLLS,
TEA AND COFFEE-CANS,
STOE EE~TRUC&S, &C.
AGENTS .R9R MIL ES's ALARM MONEY
DRAWERS.
FAIRBANKS. & Co, 3I1 Broadway. New York;
FAIRBANKS g. Co, 166 Baltimore street Eaitt
FAIRBANKS & ca, ZIG Mdn street Buffalo, =. \,
FAIRBANKS & co 33S broadway Albany, N i:
FAIRBANRS & CO.. 403 St Paul street. Montrea;
FAlEBASKs CO, "a King William street, Los'
FAi.BANKs4 BROWN ( CO., MIX street BOs~
rAiKBAEks h EWING, Masonic Hall. Pbilade!~
fhfRRANRs, MORSE 4 Co, Chicago, H.:
FAIRBaNKS MORSE & 60. Cincinnati Ohio:
EAIkEASKs, IEAS, MoRSE HS Z e., Cleveland, Cleveland, Ohio;
FAIRBANKS. MORSE ( CO. Louisville, Ky;
FAIRBANKS ( CO. ST. LouG, Mo-;
FAIRBANKS < HUTCHINSON, San Francisco.
fe fe27-Tu&F3m
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POLICE COURT, YEsTEROAY.-Rachel
Nash, the colored woman arrested Wednes-
day for entering the dweHing-house OF
Thomas p. Turner and stealing one lot OF
clothing, was sent to fail for fifteen days.
Peter Peterson, vagrant, was sent to
Jail for sixty days in default Of surety.
Rose Richardson and Sarah Jones COLOR
ed) were sent to Jail for sixty days for keep
ing disorderly house.
Claiborne Thomas was up for being drunk
and vagrancy. He was jailed in default OF
surety.
Albert Cousins (colored), guilty of immo-
raj conduct, was sent to Jail for sixty days
in default Of surety.
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Il PitJ-It is pity for Manchester that
all of the flour, cotton, cedar-work, tobacco,
and all the manufactured goods here should
be branded Richmond" If the proper
brand was placed on everything made in this
city it would to-day have the commercial
reputation it is entitled to. Even PEI sons
from Manchester who travel through the
North and West register at the hotels as
haiIing from Richmond.
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CHILDREN ACCIDENTALLY PoIsoNED.-On
Wednesday evening three children, while
playing at the residence Of Captain A. G.
Hudgins, No. CIT north Tenth street, came
across small quantity of white lead, OF
which they tasted. Soon after the effect be-
came perceptible, and doctor was sent for,
who came in hot haste and administered the
necessary remedies. The children are now
regarded out Of danger.
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MAss-MEETTNG To-NJGHT AT ASSOCIATION
HALL.--A mass-meeting OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held at Asso-
citation Hall tonight at 8 o'clock. 1t ls ex.
pected that all the members and friends OF
the institution will attend and take part in
the exercises, which will be made interest
ing to all who attend.
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The Rape Case. William Bransford, who
was arrested and Jailed last week for an as
sault upon little colored child near Midlo-
THAN, will appear before Judge Clopton
Saturday on writ Of hateaS corpus to ask
for bail. Bransford denies that he commit
ted the outrage.
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AN UPTowN TEA-P PARTY.-To-n at the
"Old Ellis Mansion," corner OF Second
and Franklin streets, q tea-party will be
given by number OF enterprising ladies
OF Grace (EpiscopaD, church, commencing
at Il O'Clock. The entertainment will be
somewhat novel, and will doubtless be highly
enjoyed by all who attend. The proceeds
will be devoted to the church.
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TRoTTING ASSOCIATION - HAaBLEToNIAN
MEETING.-There will be q meeting OF the
Virginia Breeders and Owners Trotting
Association, at the Exchange Hotel, to-
night at o'clock. ....
There will be a free exhibition Of Ham,
bletonian trotting colts at Holly Springs
Park track, Manchester, tomorrow, and
the owners Of fast horses in Richmond have
been invited to take part.
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The LILIPuTIAN OPERA CoMPANY.-This
company, composed Of one giant and six
dwaris, continue to delight and amilse their
audiences. Grown people as we'll as chill
dren find entertainment in their burlesque
OF Jack the Giant-Killer, Performances at-
ternOon and night.
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TROQUET FOR THE MILLlON.-Eight
~ ball. aud malles nicely panied. two stakes and
ten arches. packed in strong box, With slide nd,
with book of instruc lions. Price. 81 pa
Also. set with eiFiit balls and mallets, but not
Hacked in boS. only CSC
FINER SETS at 81, $3.50. and % 4 set.
Upon rrc"ip, OF 5tic additional any set will he
sent 70 any part of Virginia, West Virginia, or
North Carolina, cXIrese or freight paid.
j. r. ELLYS0N.
an 3-l,u* HIP Main street.
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THE BAKERS AND THE SIZE OF THE
LoAvEs-Loss ON SPECULATIONs-WHE
MARKET.-The employing bakers did not
hold their meeting last night, as expected.
It has been postponed until call is made
for reassembing, or rather for the holding
OF the first conference. The bakers, It is
stated, have no desire to reduce the size OF
their loaves, and will not do SO unless COM
pelled. Hence it is thought best to await
future developments Of the grain market.
II prices keep on going up us they have
been doing for the past six weeks reduction
OF size OF loaves will be necessary to save
them from loss. r.- -
The bakers claim, and no doubt very pro-
perly, that this is a good, strong grain mar
ket; that flour is worth mere here than in
many other cities, while they get no more
per pound for their bread. f.-s..
When people understand that to some eX-
tent the price OF grain, and consequently OF
bread, will continue to be affected by the
European war news, they will be more in
terested than heretofore in reading the cable
dispatches about hostile movements on the
Turkish frontier.
Notwithstanding that in Chicago-the
great grain mart OF the West, where wheat
changes hands by hundreds Of thousands OF
bushels-within the past three days there
have been some dangerous ups and downs,
the current OF trade here has suffered but a
momentary ripple.
Prime wheat sold ut the Richmond Corn
and Flour Exchange yesterday at S1.95,
which is the highest figure quoted on
'Change this season. One hundred and
tifty-eight bushels were disposed Of. On
reference to the record Of the past week it
is found that the sales were as follows :
April 18th, S1.50 for common; S1.S0 for
good. April 18th, S1.S0 for very good, and
"private terms -; Sl.S5 for prime. April
14th, common, s1.20; good S1.S0; very
good, S1.S5 April 10th, very good, $3.50
and "private terms" April 18th, good,
S1.8O; common, s1.6S; very good, $l.SS
and "private terms -; prime, $3.50. April
18th, very good, s1.9O and "private terms.''
April 10Th yesterday, good, "private
terms"; very good, Sl.9o; and prime,
S1.95.
The Richmond millers continue, as ever,
to pay the highest prices, and they purchase
in large quantities both here and in the
West.
The fact that there are gentlemen here
bold enough and wealthy enough to take q
hand in enterprises in great western marts,
and when they lose can coolly forward the
margin (cven if it goes into thousands), is
evidence that there is life and yigor in this
old land vet.
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| have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of B SELECT controlled by MesSrs. W AL
TER u. BLAIR & Co., Richmond. Va, and 1n'i 1t
FREE FROM FCSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family rur-
poses.-J. B. MCCAw, ~ d., late Professor o: Chem
istry Medical College of Virginia.
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FESTIVAL ON CHURUH HILL.-The ladies
of the Missionary Society OF Leigh-Street
Baptist church viii hold festival in the
iecture-room Of tho church, commencing
Tuesday night. Miss Ridenour has con-
sented to sing Wednesday and Thursday
nights, and the Amateur Band to play on
FRIDAY night.
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FIFTEENTH- AMENDMENT CELEBRATION
The colored people Of Richmond and vicin-
ity will to-day have celebration in honor
of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments.
The societies will form in front OF Monroe
Park, on Franklin street, at A. NJ, and
will move off at ii and favor all the prlnci-
pal thoroughfares with their presence. The
orator is to be lawyer R. P. Brooks, and
"the speakers" w. II. Brooks and W. G.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Mayors Court.-Joe Turner, for fast
driving, was fined 81 aud costs.
Martha Hagers (colored) was arraigned
for fighting in the street. Case continued.
James Garnes (coloreD was released from
the station-house, and be and his wife have
made UP.
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PRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF PrBLIcA-
mes.-The Rev. E. 7. Baird, d. D., having
resigned his Office Of secretary, The Vacancy
has been filed By the appointment OF Rev.
William A. Campbell, of Manchester. who
will take charge of the business until the
meeting of the Geseral Assembly in May,
and to Whom all communications pertain
inc to that office may be addressed at the
rooms OF The committee, as heretofore.
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TELEGRAPHIC IMPRoyEAENT.-Much OF the
telegraphic business OF the Western Union
Company heretofore relaid for northern
and southern destinations at Washington
will in the future be done here, and an in
creased force OF operators will be necessary.
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FIsH-TRAPs IN THE JAMgs.-Po Police-Justic
white has called the attention Of the police
to the fact that numbers Of fish-traps still
continue % to be kept in James river above
tide-water. He desires that the owners
names be ascertained, aud that they be re-
norted In accordance With the provisions OF
the law on the subject.
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DR.. TAYLoR's EXHIBITIONS NEXT WEEK.
On Tuesday and Thursday nights next DR..
w. II. Taylor will give two entertainments
in the new Iect,n GROOM OF st. Johns church
for charitable object. On Friday night
next he will give an exhibition at the Chemi-
cal hall OF the Medical College for the bene-
fit OF the Episcopal church that is being
erected In Goochland county, about twelve
miles above Richmond.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear or
cloudy. with occasional light rains. In the
| afternoon il was cooler.
| THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 60 !;
A. NJ. IS: noon. rs; 5 =. NJ. 10; p.
| M., 60: midnight, G3.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE APRIL 10, 1871
j. II. Bowles, Fickleville, Va; Cabell Da-
Wis, Richmond, Va; Robert +. Harrison,
Richmond, Va; Miss Brenda Leitwich,
Missouri; Miss Sarah N. Jones; Frederick
II. Williams, Richmond, Va.
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CHAScERY Court OF RICHMOND, YEsTER-
pAY.-The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday Woody us. The Old Dominion
Insurance Company O'Neil's executors Us.
Goddin, &C.; Nash us. Mash, &C.; Mer-
chants and Planters Savings Bank Us. Bur
ton, &C.; Gray rs. Gray, &c. i; Hankins os-
Wilson; Contributors to PENNSYLVANIA Hos.
pita Us. Warwick, &C.; First National
Bank Us. Saunders, &C.; Klapp, &c, Us.
Van Lew. &c.
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WEARER RECEIVING daily additions to our la
stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Satchels, &c. Pric
very low. Custom work (hand-nade) made to ord :
and guaranteed to fit. Repairing neatly and promp?
ly done. HERMAN BoSCHEN Z BROTHER
500 and gil Broad street.
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Liquor LicenseS.-Judge Clopton held
court yesterday for the purpose OF grant
ing licenses to the liquor-scllers. Nearly
ali OF the old saloon-kcepcrs will continue
TO dispenSe mint and ice.