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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-10
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We noticed in our issue OF Saturday the
test OF the Winchell yentiator on the Rich
mond and Danville railroad. The car TO
;s ;ntanded for use as combined passen-
ger. and smoking-car, and has been at
tached to the day express.
The tests on Saturday were so sattsfacto,
ry that the Richmond and Daayllie kailroeo
Company have concluded to equip all their
cars with the Winchell yentiIators, and we
M understand that arrangements to that effect
have been completed with Mr. Atkinson,
the vice president and general manager OF
the Winchell Car-Ventilator Company, OF
Chicago, who is now in this city.
We congratulate the patrons OF the Rich.
mond and Danville railroad on the fact, and
the officers OF the road in that they have
been so ready TO appreciate and adopt an
invention which, without question, settles
away with the nuisance OF smoke, dust, ant
cinders l5.s -. #Ifa 4 E 1s af
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AIoRTrARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending April
9th, compiled from sections returns re-
ceiyed at the Office OF the Board OF Health :
Cause of Death: Angina pectoris, 1
white: apoplcxy, white; consumption,
9 white, 2 colored-total, 4; convulsions-
infantile, l white, colored-total, 2; de-
biIity, 3 white, l coiored-total, 8; dipl-
liberia, 2 white; dropsy, colored; epilep-
sy, 1 colored; fever-scarlet, l white;
heart-disease, l white, ! coloreG-total, .;
hip-joint disease, l colored; iuanition, l
white; marasmus, white, colored-t
9; old age. l white; pneumonia, white, l
colored-total, 3; premature birth, 2 color
ed; scrofula, colored; syphilis. colored ;
sufliocation, l colored; tabes mesenterica, l
colored; tetanus, l colored; unknown, 4 col
ored. Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive OF still-births, sc. 1Je: One day to
thirty, 7 colored; one month to six, white,
l colored--total, 2; six months to twelve, .
white, 9 colored-total, 4; three years to
five, colorcd; five years to ten, 2 white, 2
colored-total, 4; ten years to twenty, l
colored; twenty years to thirty, l colored ;
thirty years to forty, 8 white; forty years
to fifty, 3 colored; fifty years to sixty, l
white; sixty years to seventy, white, ]
colored-total, y; seventy years TO elSnCy, :
white, co:ored-totaI, g.; eighty years to
ninety, 2 white; ninety years to one
hundred, l colored. Sea and Color.
Males, white, 6 colored-total, Il; fe-
males, 7 white, 15 coiored-total, %. Condt
ton: Single, white, Is colored-LotaI, q
married, 5 white, 8 colored-total, S; wild.
overs, 3 colored; widows, white, color
ed-total, 8; unknown, l white. Ma.
tivity: Richmond, 81; other parts OF the
United States, 13: England, l; Germa'
ny, l. Locality: Marshall Ward, 5 white;
Jefferson Ward, white, 0 colored-total,
-; Madison Ward, 9 white, colored-to'
tai, 3; Monroe Ward, white, 2 colored-
total, 6; Jackson Ward. 5 colored; edel, aims. rs
aohom Certified: Regular practitioners, Il
white, u colored-total, 27; coroner,
colored; Board of Health, colored.
Is ro,,pi y rr,,1s yyrPKIY MORTALITY
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I PERsogAI.-Mr.. @. P. e. Burgwyn was
slightly injured few days ago BY tine ex-
i'pIosion OF a fuse, which thrust a piece OF
copper into his leg. IS.
/ Among. the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were Thomas Watkins,
Halifax; w. NJ. Watkins, Milton, n. c.;
tJ. H: Woodbury., j. p. Woodbury., Boston;
E. j. Allen, Farmyitle; John Powers, Mel
SON; j. H. Bruce, Atbemarle; and G. L.
Jones, Fayetteville, West Va.
Robert P. Button. Esq, Of Lynchburg
Judge 3. W. Lacy, Of New Kent; John q.
Roller, Esq, of Rockingham; and Colonel
William Byrd, of Winchester, were in the
city yesterday.
"The gold cases" are to be tried again
(the last jury disagreed) this week by the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Hughes.
Hon. j. M. Bennett, OF West Virginia, who
was Auditor of the State when the gold
was paid out, is here to testify in the mat
ter. There was in all $4,000 distributed
the night OF the evacuation. Governor
Smith got one bag containing $1,000. The
SIG, 900 was then apport;oned among seven
ty-six other persons. ALI the parties gave
receipts for the amounts received. In these
receipts, written by Mr.. Bennett, they OBJ
Iigated themselves to return the money to
the State Treasury when called upon so to
do. vs
Gentlemen's swallow-tailed coats can, it
is said, be easily converted into ladies' cut
away cloaks. It is suggested that II the
cut-aways swallow up the swalloW-tails Che
effect upon society will in no ways be very
damaging.
Aged people and children who attempt to
cross any OF the macadamlzed streets Lead
Ing to the West End are oftentimes in dam
ger OF having their lives sacrificed by fast
drivers.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals on yes
terday decided that on Thursday it would
hear Mr.. Royal and the Attorney General
discuss the question Of the legality OF the
States tax upon coupons. Coupons are
now worth between S3 and 81. They will
20 up to 80 or more il favorable decision
is rendered in this case.
Professor Bartkowski, the well-known
linguist and musician, was married Monday
night to q daughter OF the late William A.
Walters, OF this city.
| The Executive Committee OF the State
Agricultural Society will to-day hold a
meeting at Westover, the hospitablc home
Of Major Drewry. 1t is expected that Gov
ernor Holiday will accompany them. Ag-
r5cultural topics and other interesting mat
ters (and yiandS) will be discussed by the
gentlemen.
Among the visitors to the city yesterday
were J. Il. Blanks, Of Petersburg, Past
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge OF l. o
O. +. of Virginia.
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DEATH OF COLONEL WALTER Ii. JENIsER.-
Colonel W. Ell. Jenifer died at the residence
OF his sister. Mrs. W. s. 'rrip|ett, yesterday
morning. Hew born in Maryland, and
was in the fifty.tifth year OF his age. He
entered the United States army during the
Mexican war, and was with the Third dra-
goons. After living awhile in California he
was appointed 30 The Second cavalry. Albert
Sidney Johnston was the colonel, and Z. E..
Lee the eiieutenapt-coonel. Colonel Jeniser
served in the Indian war in the Southwest,
and resigned to enter the Confederate SER
vice, where he had the rank OF colonel. He
WAS after the war offered position in the
Khedive's army, which he accepted, and
was made chief OF staff Of the cavalry.
Four or five years ago Colonel Jenifer re-
signed his commission and returned to this
country in bad health, and his decline was
steady. The funeral takes place this after
noon. hts.--
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TIE MoEFE1,r REGIsTEE.-The returns
from the MofIett register for the month OF
March received from the cities of the Com
morwealth by the Auditor show the fol-
lowing average per register in each city !:
Danvlle, SIS; Alexandria, IS; Fredericks-
burg, 50; Lyncbburg, s5; Manchester, Sla;
Richmond, $3.50; staunton, SIS; Wincn2cSs
ter, Sl3: Norfolk, So; Portsmouth, So;
Petersburg, $3.50. 1t is matter Of great
regret that the returns to the Auditors
office are SO fragmentary that though the
register has been in operation fiYe or six
months it as yet impossible to ascertain
what Is the aggregate for the State for any
particular month. Now that seven or eight
States contemplate adopting the register
such information is in great demand as going
~ show the practical results OF the law in
Virginia,
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More Neao BaihdingS.-M L. 0. Angel
is building for Messrs. Henry }. NunnalIy
& Sons frame dwelling on Fourth street
between Decatur and Stockton. This house
is on the site OF one destroyed for the same
firm by the fire Of March 24th, and will be
occupied by Mr.. Theodore Moore.
Mr.. Angel Is also erecting, on Stockton
street near thirteenth, a frame building fol
Mr. Decatur Edwards on lot recently
owned by Mr. Harvey J. NunnaIly.
It is reported that the latter will soon
erect fine building on the beautiful lot on
the SOUTHEAST corner OF Eleventh and Deca.
tIlr streets.
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Church Notes.-Rev. DR.. Rosser preached
Monday night and last night to tremendous
congregations 1T the Methodist church. He
will preach every night this week.
It is expected that Lycenm Hall will be
obtained for Sunday evening services, and
one night service during the week, by the
members OF the Christian church in this
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CRoss-W AsRANTs. Sergeant Hall yester-
| day arrested William Morton, charged with
the larceny OF a par OF boots from Robert
Tarner, and Robert Turner, charged With
AZ ,auiting William Morton, and lodged
them In Che Second station house.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-There was al ambu-
lance call yesterday morning from the First
police-station for colored woman named
Mamie Cole, who-was taken sick while in
court and taken to the city Jail,
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WEATHER REPORT.

Ixn,o.rIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
d,s Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
warmer wa southcrly winds, and failing oa-
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
and rainy followed By clearing weather,
southerly winds, veerInS 10 westef!!, ano
statinnary or higher temperature. in the
east poriiions and lower pressure in the
Cautionary signals continue at St. Mark,s'
Key west, Jacksonville, Tybee Island, Sa-
yannah. Charleston. Wilmington. cape
Lookout, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, and Norfolk.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was c!oudF or
,.ainy and cooler. at night it was threaten.
inc. with brisk, high easterly winds.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 54 !;
o 4. NJ, 81; noon, 81; T. H., 6S; 8 I.
A.. g.: midnight. 50.
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ANOTHER SHOOTING CLuB.-A number OF
young gentlemen in the eastern part OF the
city have formed a permanent shooting as
sec;ation to be known, as the 1t Mohawk
Shooting Club At q trial yesterday ai
Fairfield race-course Mr.. r. Pollard, Iot
Hanover county, came of victor. breaking
six balls in ten, shots; lir, G. wv. Woody,
second best, breaking: iYein ten shots. The
shooting was very credtt able. .ss
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MINOR AgREsTs.--Ezekiel Isaiah was ar
rested Yesterday by Officer Hulcher, charged
with having In his possession 4 lot of barrel.
slaves belonging to some party unknown.
James Donaboe, "a tramp from Galveston,
Texas, en- route for Phiiadeiphin, was yes
iertiay arrested by Officer Sweeney as a sus-
tiiciouS character. ff$ y
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Qs sAee0paY oil she neleneney OF fhe
weather Judge Farfar's lecture, 10 be Gee,
ttyered at the Ssyenth-Sffeet Chsistlan
church, was postponed until Monday night.
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Personal .-Councilman A. Carey Gibbs,
who has heeH-auite sick for some time, has
gone to Florence, S. c., in hopes OF better
ing his health.
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THERE'S NO USE ThLKING about the adute.
rated, cheap bakng powders In comparison Will
DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER. The latter is strictly
pure wholesome, ana Is put up full weight. Salts
factory results in 'sing are guaranteed every time
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The County Coart.-There was special
grand jury Mt the County Court Monday,
Mr. w. f. Chalkley, foreman. Judge Clop-
ton presided, and disposed Of the following
cases:
L. Rock and L. Harding (both whitel, for
misdemeanor and grand larceny. Rock
pleaded guilty Of misdemeanor. The court
suspended sentence. Harding pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to receive twen-
ty-fve lashes at once, thirty Gays IN 1ali,
and twenty-five lashcs on being released.
Rock will be tfied to-day for larceny: Both
OF these criminals are residents of Henrico
county.
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ENGAGED IN BArrLE.--Sergeant,H Hall and
DIGGER Depriest yesterday, after a consider
able chase! captured Sidney Mayo Mack
Randolph, Temple johnson, and Grandson
Mayo, colored boys about twelve years oi
age. These lads were engaged in rock bat
lie near the corner OF Fifth and Leigh
streets, 10 the imminent danger Of ladies
aud others passing by, Justice White will
read the city ordinances to this pugnacious
quartette this morning.
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GENERAL GRAND ACCEPTED ORDER OF THE
BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF. LoyE.-The Sc
cretary Of the Commonwealth has received
for record the charter OF The General
Grand Accepted Order OF the Brothers and
Sisters of Love and Charity" granted by
the Circuit Court OF Richmond, IL IS
colored benevolent order. The objects are
to accumulate fund to be used in taking
care OF its sick and burying its deceased
members. /: y 4. ss.s.1 ~, :,
The following are the present officers OF
the Society: Willis Wyatt, president; lHar.
rison Holmes, ce-president; Irena John.
son, secretary; Themas c. Minor, assist
ant secretary james Lackett, treasurer
Board Of Directors Pafsey White, Beverly
Triyas, w illiaIn Rufin. Jordan Clarke
beth Lackett, James Wallace, VIC. Lewis
Agnes Anderson, Frank Mabry, Lewis Bur
we'll j
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These blanks are to be hereafter filled.

| q i(yUURCH FESTIVALS TO-NIGHT-SUPPERS-
FANCY .ARTICLEs-kIND ATTENTION, &C.
The ladies OF Broad.Street Methodist
church held their regular monthly festival
| last night. Despite the inclement weather
! tbere was very good attendance. Master
Ralph Bingham recited some OF bis best re-
| lections and sung several songs. AS usual
| the little prodigy was warmly applauded.
| These monthly Peunions are among the
most pleasant Of any given in the city.
They partake more OF family gatherings.
r. is no fattery OF fulsome praise to say
that the Young ladies are the patterns OF pc
liteness and sweetness. No one who falls
in their hands has cause to complain. Tic
festival will be repeated tonight, and the
ilecture-room should bethronged.
At the Second Baptist church lecture
room last night the attendance was not as
large as on Monday night, but the ENJOY
mens was general. The festival will be con-
tlnued every day and night this week.
The Walker Light Guard, who SO re-
Gently won golden opinions for themselves,
their city, and the State during the late trip
to Charleston by their gentlemanly CONDUCT
and sodierly bearing, will hayea dress-drlll
tonight at the regmental armory; alter
which they will, accompanied by FoelSers
band, VISIT the 1alf now III plosicss a0 th''
Second Baptist church. Their appearance
ard the sweet music they carry with them
will, of course, lend interest and attraction
TO the already beautiful iair-room.
Last, but not least, remember the ladies'
OF Grace Street Presbyterian church, VINO
are conducting festival and sale at their
Electure-room. The inclement weather in
terrered with them last night, and their
friends should see that they have crowded
lecture-room tonight. They have on hand
much that is useful and ornamental, TO-
eether with al! that is good for The inner
man. They will contiGpe the festlya! and
sale every day this week: ;,
Tonight go to see these ladies by all
means; attend all three If you can but II
not, don't fail to call on ope or two OF them.
With such variety of attractions you can
not fail to be satisfied.
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A CORK CARPETINc.-LISoLEUM is neat, car
pet-like In appearance aud OF extraordinary dura
bity. 1t Is peculiarly soft and elastic to the tread
handsome in appearance, and never cold like ordi
nary oi-cot Kept by all first class carpet.dealers
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SWEET As A cHAPLET OF ROSES Is 8. q y. AT.
KIssoS,s Extract OF White Roses for the Hair-at
once cleanging nvtgorating, and Of delightful fra
granee.
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nAvCHIlEsrER HIlE;srER AND VICINITY.

Loarey Hull Street. The condition oil the
sidewalk on t,,e, west side OF Hull street
from Mayo's bridge to Bridge avenue Is
shocking, to use the miIdest form Of adiec-
tive. Its condition has gradually grown
from tolerable to bad, bad to worse, and
from worst to atroeious. The members OF
the Council from this ward say they have
done all in their power to remedy the evil,
and that the Council has ordered the work.
With whom is the fault and why is it not
put in passable condition Some time
since bricks were hauled there and placed
in the cutters in front Of the worst places.
There they remain, standing monuments
Of neglect and Indifference. II the Council
has no intention ofirepairing these waste
places, it would not be great expense to
have the remainder OF the bricks takenu up
and piled In the gutter by the side OF those
referred to above. In proportion to lts
population and area, more revenue is de-
rived from the First Ward than any other
in the city, and it is due it's people, the
operatives at the mills who live in other
wards, and our citizens generally, that they
should have a good thoroughiare to their
work and to Richmond. As the street is
now it is not only disagreeable, but dan
eerous after ni9htfall. ,a
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Muyor's Court-Mayor Clarke yesterday
decided the case of the Retl Stocking Base
Ball Club Us. PerdIc in favor OF the plain-
titTs without costs.
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.Fon All DIsEAsEs OF THE TEETH AID GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MouT Moit tn
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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1NcIPIENT TARTAR AND. scURF renewed by
MEADE & BAKERS sAPogtNE DESrIFRIcE.
Fifty cents O box.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE e ESagR's
tCAnsorrc MouTH-SYA AsH. Fifty cents $ boitse.
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1913 a. sAKs & Co., 1013
1913 TA1LoRs AND CLoTHIERs. 1913
l0l3 FIEE FURNISHINGS. 1913
1O13 1laic street, opposite pos,-ofieo. 1913
The finest assortment Of
SPRING GOODS
can he found at our establishment.
We invite the
SPECIAL ATTENTION OF EVERY FAMILY
TO our
INTENSIVE STOCK
Of
Boys AND GHILDREN's CLOTHING,
and defy all competition IN
FiT, DESIGNS, AND PRICE.
TAILORING a SPECIALITY.
d. SAKs & Co..
POPULAR OEE-PRICE CLoTllIERS,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ohice.
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF prominent Confcde-
rate generals and civilians ever collected In one
proup can be gotten at ANDERSoN's Gallery differ
cnt sizes.
Doy,r GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but 20 TO any cigar store or re.taurant ana ask
for WuITLoCx MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself II wi. pay better ID
the long run.
LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO ADD BARGAINS
10 their stock.
THEY RECEIVE SUPPLIES BY EVERY STEAMER
FROM NEW YORK AND BY EXPRESS.
They now show large assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
: NOTIONS,
adapted to tho present and approaching seasons,
all of which will be sold al
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
They call particular attention to their stock of
BLACK, CoLoREp, PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS
which are by far the cheapest ever
offered IN this city.
They also offer some
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN WHITE GOODS.
Read their advertisements, aud be sure to cali ant
purchase some OF the many
TEMPTING BARGAINS MENTIONED THEREIN.
DUFF GORDON SHERRY, impor;ed directly b.
GLENwooD WursKEY, frst premium Mt the VIZ
| ginia State Fair. 5;s .asla
CIGARS OF all grades, manufactured Big rs.
TEAS OF all qualities, w. D. BLAIR y Co"
s03 Main street, Richmond, Vd.
FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from deeayed feet
and diseased gums, nse MEADE & BAKERS CAR
poI1c MoU1M-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The cause Of my trouble and discomfort
Is where to get good CIGAR for cent.
| Take this advice, you viii lind It best
Hereafter smoke. .WHITLocxss Key West. Il
And II for one you'll pay 10 cent,
/ !. no get something good and DC contenta
, BE sure you get WHIrLocK's Model Cigar;
They ara for sale most everywhere
1 M. ELIYscN 4 Cos, advertising agents. insert g. "a
yertisements In aiiof the newspapers OF the Unlts
siaAs 4. a.puhlishers, rates Orders lev at fne w
/ patch e6antinz-room win receive prompt slea
i ton.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS.-Tbe sales OF loose
tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse were $4,000
pounds; highest price paid, Sc; lowest,
S1.10 At the Patrons 1000 pounds were
sold; highest price, $3.50; lowest, S1.lG.
There were hundreds Of persons fishing
yesterday in the upper part Of HaxalFs
canal, back Of the Tredegar Works.
The canal receipts yesterday were tobacco
and forest products.
The Free bridge was receiving some
needed repairing yesterday.
The highest price paid fortobacco yester-
day on 'Change was $50, by Yarbrough &
Son.,
The sidewalk on the east side OF Tenth
street near Byrd has been repaired.
Between Judge Christian watching them
and Mr.. Doutney, the temperance lee
turer, converting all the drinkers, the
prospects OF the sa!oon-keeperS for making
large profits from the Moilett register are not
very bright.
The annual meeting of the Richmond
o'clock P. NJ.
The collections OF United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to S5,321.23.
The criminal docket will be called this
morning in the Henrico County Court.
| The lime-tire is still raging In the hold Of
the schooner J. H.sIngraham, Captain Kin
niston, now in this port.
A lamp is badly needed at the corner OF
Clay and Twenty fourth streets. This is an
| important thoroughfare on Church Hill.
Captain Pleasants and Officer Lampkin
yesterday arrested Mary Anderson and Car
oline Ellis, charged with stealing iron from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
The work OF tilling up Twenty third street
and extending it from Marshall street north
to NJ street is progressing very favorabiy.
An excellent church choir has been Or
ganzed at Christ (EpiscopaD church, in the
"Valley."
a new store and dwelling Is being erected
on the north side OF Broad street near
Sixth.
Justice White had number OF milk
dealers before him yesterday for running
wagons without licenses. The eases were
continued until tomorrow.
Some eighteen DEGREES in chancery were
granted by Judge Fitzhush yesterday.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY YEsTER-
DAY. The grand Jury met yesterday, and
found true bills for felony in the following
cases;
Peter Epps, for. assau1ting and stabbing
Della Reed.
Isaiah Gregory, for breaking and enter
ing the tobacco factory OF Hardgroye q 90.
and stealing a lot OF chewing and smoking
tobacco.
G. A. Reinhardt, for shooting John Flick
with gun, &c. =,
Martha Scott, for stealing o bag contain.
ing certain papers in cbancery suits from
Colonel John B. Young's buggy. Louisa
Brown, same offence.
The grand Jury also found true bills fol
misdemeanor in the following cases -
Jordan Mayo, for selling liquor without
q license.
William AspinWall and Mamie Coles, fol
fornication. s il
Ann Maria Dean, for keeping a house o!
ill-fame.
John Flick and Lima. Reinhardt. &.
The grand jury was adjourned unit
Tuesday next.
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DIscoLoRED TEErH rendered beautifully 1hste
by the use OF MEADE & BkKEE's SAPoErSE Dssi
THRICE. Fifty cents a box. 49, g4g5l n II
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JOHN n. CLArBoRNE, AoENT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CoApANYto OF NEW YoRK--AssETs
OVER $50, 100000 CAsH.--The advantages offered
to insurers by this company In solid security, sr-
perior economy, and its Convenient system OF an
ntIa cash Dividends combine TO make Il The safest,
the cheapest, and the best in the world.
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Harper'S WeekLy for this week received
rom Ellyson 81 Yanesy. lll2. Main street.