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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-03
Sale offhe Chesapeake ANA Ohio Rail-
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The sale OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, including all the property. rights,
and franchises Of the company, took place
yesterday at noon in the room of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, In accordance with the
notice heretofore given by General Will
liams G. Wickham, special commissioner
appointed by the court to make the sale.
The sale was made by virtue OF concurrent
decrees duly entered in the Circuit Court OF
Richmond, Va, and the Circuit Court OF
KanaWha county, West Va.
There was urge attendance Of citizens
to witness the proceedings.
The property was struck OFT Tor S2,750,-
600 to IS. Batch, chairman Of committee
OF purchase and Reorganization, consisting
OF himself, G. p. Huntington, a. A. Low,
John Cartree, and Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
bidding the above sum for themselves and
Others. The purchase was made by these
gentlemen in pursuance OF plan OF re6r-
gani2ation, in which nearly all OF the hold
ers OF bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company. under the six per cent.
and seven per cent. mortgages Of that
company, have Joined for the pur-
pose-over S14. 100000. onS Of total OF
S15, 100000, OF the six per cent bonds,
and $11, 49,, 1000 ort OF total Of S12, 2,131 1000
OF the sevenpe cent. bonds, having been
already deposited. .Sat the disposal OF the
committee for participation in there0rgani-
cation. 1t is expected that the privilege OF
participation will still be extended to the
holders OF the remainder Of the bonds, and,
as it will be for their interest to come in,
that the participation will practically en-
brace all the Chesapeake and Ohio bond
holders.
The amount for which the property was
sold is more than sufficient to cover all the
outstanding Virginia Central bonds and the
past-due interest thereon, together with the
expenses OF the foreclosure and sale and all
other claims having priority Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio mortgages, the amount Of
such prior liens, including the Virginia
Central bonds, being, as stated by the COM
missioner at the sale, about 50, ,050,O00
1t is believed that the result will prove en-
tirely satisfactory to all concerned, and that
the re0rganized company will take vigorous
measures for the development OF the busi-
ness Of the road, the completion OF its west
ern connections, &C., and that they will
have the hearty cooperation OF the citizens
of Richmond and the people Of Virginia
and West Virginia which their perseverance
and the immense sacrifices which the lead
ing movers in the Reorganization have here
tofore made for the completion OF the road
to the Ohio river richly deserve.
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another Serious accident. Late Monday
night, while Professor Ericsson was re-
turning from visit to friend in Manches-
ter, he met with very serious accident.
He was walking on Bridge avenue near
the arch over the railroad, and there being
no street-lamps ne stumbled and fell over
the embankment. His leg was broken, and
he was otherwise very seriously injured.
Messrs. C. +. Lipscomb and Henry Cook,
Of Manchester, were returning from Rich
mond when they found Mr. Ericsson near
the railroad track. They picked him up and
conveyed him to Richmond, where he re-
ceived medical attention. He was finally
carried to the Retreat for the Sick. ,.#
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SERIOUS ILLNEss OF A VENERABLE CITIZEN.
1,a1n,. Al 1Ira1tar n .plnir snninf. mann har Of

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF A VENERABLE CITIZEN.
Colonel WalterD. Blair, senior member ol
the weILknown grocery firm Of w. u. Blair
& Co., whose life OF honorable usefulness
spanning eighty-one years has been spent
in our midst, was at q late hour last night
almost momentarily expected to die. Al
though for several years in rather fee
Bile health until very recently he was
able to attend daily at his place OF
business. His illness is attributed TO the
exhaustion OF his system-decadenc from
age; and for about three days he has been
unconscious and suffering very little. The
celebrated Parson Blair, whose piety and
religious works left a lasting impression
upon this community. was the father OF
Colonel Blair, and the Colonel was born in
the very house (neaE the northwest corner
Of Seventh and Leigh streets) where he
with the exception of a short period since
resided.
Colonel Blair has been actively engaged
in business here for very nearly bali q CEN
tury. During that time he has had trans
actions with thousands and tens OF thou
sands OF people, all Of whom now living
will bear cheerful testimony to his strictly
fair dealing. as well as. to his suavity and
pentIeness of manner. Twice insthe course
OF his long business career did reverses
overtake him, but he was soon able to rally,
and it was his good fortune as5it was his
pride to say that he had discharged every
resting upon him even where
released by law.
Colonel Blair had the advantage OF q
pious training and liberal education. and
made the tour OF Europe at-atime when the
facilities OF travel were poor indeed COM
pared with what they now are. For great
many years he has been member OF Or.
Reads Presbyterian church. 1t is to be
hoped but the most sanguine of his rela-
tiyes and friends do not eXpect-that lie
will recover, as Richmond can lily afford to
spare citizen whose life is such All exam
pie Of Christian worth and dignifed citi-
zenshfp.
The Coloneps two sons, Professor Blair,
OF Rampden-Sidney, and Circuit-JudSe
Henry Blair of Roanoke. are in the city.
They, with their mother and sisters and
numerous relatives, are constantly at the
bedside OF the Colonel.
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IN PRICES.
rULIUs III e Z Z R,
COS BROAD STREET,
HAS JUST OPENED


HANDSOME SEASIDE BUNTING, in all sbaces
at25c.;
BEAUTIFUL. MoHAIR LUsTREs at 25c.:.'
New BRoCADE and MATELAssSE ALPACAsa ut
25c.;
ELEGANE BRoCADE FIGURES, in new shades,
at20c.;
ENGLISH CASHaiERES-new spring shades-at
2Oc.;
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED POPLINS-spri, &
sbades-at 12Hc.;
Five pieces BLACK MoHArR BRILLIANTINE
at 30c.-a great bargain;
WoRSTED FRINGES. in all shades. to match dress
goods;
FIGURED CORDED PIQUEs at loc.-somethirg
new;
Extraordinary bargains in LINEN, HUCK, and
DAMAsK TOWELS;
Large assortment of TORCHoN LACEs, in new
patterns, ut very low prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGS very low;
LADIES' FULL, REGULAR-MADE HOSE at
2Oc.;
New styles in CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSIERY:
New and elegant styles In SILK and LACE BOWS
aud SCARFS:
All the best brands BLEACHED and BROWN
SIIEETING at the very lowest prices:
A new lot Of IRISH LINEN, in remnants, at soc.
per yard worth 75c. and 81.
JULIUS MEYER, 603 Broad street.
NINE. DEMOREsT's NEW SPRING and SUM-
MER FASHIONS just acknowledgements +" What
to Wear and Portfolio Of Fashions" Price, 15c.
eaeh-postage free. Catalogues free. Patterns sent
by mail-postage free. NH 29-eod
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PROCEEDINGS OF TUE GRAND JURY OF THE
HUsTISGs COURT, YEsTERDAT-Judqe George
L. Christian presiding.-Th grand jury OF
the Hastings Court met yesterday and found
trus bills for felony in the following cases ::
Fleming Randolph. for entering the store
house of W. B. Williamson with intent to
commit larceny without breaking.
John Thomas alias Thomas Swami, at
tempting to break into the storehouse OF G.
C. Souder in the daytime. :,
Mamie johnson, for making an assault
upon Susan Winston.
Claiborne Thomas, breaking and entering
the carpenter-shop of r. Van Buren, and
stealing a lot OF tools.
The grand jury also found true bills Tor
misdemeanor in the following cases:
David Cox and Margaret Ross, for unlaW'
full ASSOCIATION.
Thomas Gibbs and Aluilla Johnston, same
offence.
Martha Meekins and Tobias Pearsall, same
offence. \
Smith Payne, for being concerned in a ldt-
terry.
Henry Mullins, for selling goods by sam
pie. &c.
Mrs. Mary Hattorf, for selling BA B
Thornton drink OF malt LIQUOR and failing
to turn the crank OF the register.
The grand jury was adjourned unit
Tuesday next.
The Court was engaged during the RESI-
OF the day in the trial OF civil cases.
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PERSONAL Mr.. David j. Weisiger has
left for the South on business trip.
Mr. George Mosby, who was injured on
Mayo's bridge few days since, is able to
be out.
Mr.. Richard Cottrell, who was badly
burned at the Richmond and Danyille smith
shop, is improving.
Mr.. Ewell B. Grubbs, :" the old fiddler"
who has been on visit to friends, has re-
turned to Hanover Courthouse.
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SURPRISED PARTY.-The members Of the
Germania Social Club, headed by Voelker's
band, proceeded last evening to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Anthony Wendlinger and ten
dered him serenade in honor of his twen-
ty-third birthday. Mr.. Wendinger re-
ceived the Club, of which he is member,
most Hospitality, and had spread a sump-
tuous repast. Almost pleasant evening was
passed, and many were the good-wishes
rendered mine host by his comrades for his
future success in life.
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A SNEAK-THIEF CAUGHT.-CaptainC Charles
Fl. Epps yesterday arrested Robert Robin-
soma negro boy about ten years old, charged
with stealing $40 in United States currency
from Y. Loving's money-drawer, confec-
TONER on Broad street near First. The
theft was committed about week ago.
When carried to the station-house the boy
admitted that he had taken the money; that
there was another boy with him, but he did
not remember his name. Three dollars and
seventy-fYe cents Of the money was recoV-
erred
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Of" COMPANY, in command Of Captain
II. Il. Miller, headed by Voelker's splendid
brass band, paradcd last night in full-dress
uniform for the purpose OF paying their
compliments to Major Thomas Brander,
Captain c. r. Skinker, and Colonel Cren-
shaw. The ranks were full and their fine
appearance was favorably commented on.
They were received at the residences OF the
above members Of old "F" Company AS
sociaton and their ladies with that true
hospitality which always characterizes them.
The ranks Of this company are fast filling.
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arANcHEsTER AsD vuCInTTY.

Fail From lresi!e. Monday evening
Peter McGinnis, ahile engaged in unload
ing car OF iron on the trestle-work at.
Beile-Isle bridge, fell aud was badly in-5
jured in The spine and leg. He was con-
Yeyed to his residence, on upper Hull street,
and DR.. Ingram was called in. Last night.
his condition was somewhat improved.
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ton, and 3. M. Brown, charged with the
robbery Of Andrew Jackson, were continued
until Monday next. A rule. was issued
against Andrew jackson. Lotsy was bailed
in the sum OF $500; Brown and Boydton
committed.
The cases of G. A. Reinhardt, charged
with shooting John Flick, and John Flick,
charged with breach OF the peace, were
continued until to-day.
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The MofeH Register the month OF
March Commissioner Allen reports the
number Of alcoholic drinks registered as
12,216-tax, S305.39 malt drinks, 1856
tax, S13.7S. Total tax, S319.17. .<
For February, 3447.50 was registered on
Il, 300 alcoholic drinks, and $23.56 on 4,711
malt lt-sarinks, being a total tax OF ss471 .06.
This is a decrease Of S15l.S9 for the month
of March,
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THE LEE MONUMENT AND THE MASsACHU-
sETTs SCULPToRs. THE Messrs. Milmore,
scuptors Of Boston, have been telegraphed
and written to by gentlemen Of this city as
to the correctness of the newspaper reports
OF their having been employed by two citl-
zens OF Winchester, Mass, to build monu-
ment to Lee in this city, but they have not
vet responded. The fact is that confrma-
ton of the newspaper reports is slow in
coming. The Boston city directory con-
tains the name Of "Joseph Milmore, sculp-
tor, 40 Kendle street," and "Martin Mil
more, sculptor, 81 Studio building" Mar
tin Beatty, who is said to have the contract
for preparing the foundation, is put down
as sc builder, il Cazenove Place."
Mr.. Hoenniger, proprietor OF the st.
James Hotel in this city, yesterday received
letter from young man formerly IN bis
employ, now resident OF Boston, who
wrote to ask on what terms the MesSrs. Mil
more would be accommodated at the hotel
for lengthy stay here. This and other in
formation on the subject goes to show that
the statement published in relation to the
gift OF the monument comes from one OF the
NIessrs. Milmore. Even if the scheme fades
away into nothingness, perhaps some good
will be done by arousing our people to their
own duty in the premises. There are two
Lee-Monument Associations. Their COM
bined funds amount to $4,000 or $4,000.
If they could only unite in action the task
OF building a monument worthy OF the Illus
trious subject would not bevery difficult.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS Mount
castle Us. Greggs. Argued by L. r. Spill
man and A. II. Sands for the appellant, and
John Dunlop for the appellee.
The petition for an appeal in the case OF
James Lyons Us. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company and others was refused.
The next cases called will be The Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company Us.
Kasey and others, Cammack Us. Soran, &C.,
Pruuty Us. Mitchell & Cobbs, Morris's exc
cutors Us. Grubbs, &C., March, Price Il Co.,
rs. Chambers.
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Loose TOBACCO. business in loose
tobacco is quite dull at this time. Yester-
day sales OF $4,000 pounds were reported
at the Shockoe warehouse; highest price
obtained, $3.50. No sales were reported at
the Patrons warehouse.
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at Belle Island.-Operations have been
temporarily suspended in the nail-factory;
at other departments work is progressing
favorably. Some alterations and improve
ments are spoken OF, which will increase
the capacity OF the works and make them
good. and even better than at present.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were before Justice White yesterday:
Richard Simpson, an old offender.
charged with being q common thief and
.yagrarlt, was committed to jail for thirty
days in default Of security.
Frank Redd, charged with the same OF
fence, was committed for five days.
4. Samuel Pickaring and William smith,
charged with the saHle offence, were or
'dered to leave the city Immediately.
Jasper Morris, charged with the same OF
fence, was discharged. !,
4 The cases OF Robert Lotsy, William Boyd
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CHARGED WITH STEALING BAG OF FLOUR.
Officer Parater, OF the Third police district,
yesterday arrested Ellen Phillips and Mamie
Rock, charged with stealing bag Of flour
from j. R. Roses store, on the corner Of
Madison and Broad streets.
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HUMOROUS AND DRAMATIC READINGS
Professor Henry Schaf will give two eve
nings OF humorous and dramatic reading at
Association Hail, Thursday and Friday, for
the benefit of Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal church. The programme for each en-
tertainment is very attractive, and as Pro-
fessor Scharf is line reader two very en-
ioyable evenings may be expected. .
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ExpEcTED TO Do THE STATE SOME SERVICE.
The following convicts were received at the
penitentiary yesterday:
William Jackson (colored), Cumberland
county, three years for grand larceny.
! John Edloe (colored), from Brunswick
county, one year for grand larceny.
Scott Thornton (coloreG, from Pittsylva
mia county, FIVE years for malicious burning.
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NAMES OF LIouoR-DEALERs SENT TO TIE
GRAND JURY.-In accordance with the pro-
mise made in his charge on Monday Judge
Christian yesterday sent to the grand jury
Of the Hastings Court the following names
Of iquor.dealers, with the amount OF tax
registered by each:
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DON'T co WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but 20 to any cigar store or restaurant and ask
for WHITLocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself 1t viii pay better ID
a
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nON,T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
~ until you have called at
BROWNE & ROWE'S
CHEAP CRY GOODS STORE.

New SPRING DRESS GOODS at astonishingly
low prices.
The pret,est PRINTS In the city at to 64c.
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS at lowest
price for cash.
CASSIMERES for men and boys SPECIALITY.
SWISS MUSLISS and other WHITE GOODS
very low.
Special bargains in EMBROIDERIES; and In
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS. &C., we
have an excellent rs ssortmeut and very low.
We are now offering special inducements TO CASH
BUYERS So call and examine and you will bc sat-
Eicd.
Look at our line of
MOURNING GOODS.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
BROWNE & ROWE.
NH 27-eod CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
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DooLEY's YEAST IPowDER.-There is probably
no other baking powder manufactured that has be-
come so much Of household word as DOoLEY's
YEAST POWDER. For twenty years IL has stood
before the public, and the lnnumerabe testimonials
that have been called forth voluntarily testify fully
In its merits
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The grand jury acted in only one case,
that of Mrs. Hattorf-and were adjourned
until next Tuesday, by which time Com
missioner Munford will have the returns for
March for the inspection and action Of the
grand Jury.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.-Yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Z. v. Bragg was taken suddenly
i'll in the sales-room Of the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. She received medical
treatment, and was afterwards conveyed to
her residence, No. 104 east Marshall street.
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The Bricb Business. esS.-Preparations ere
going on for speedy resumption OF busi-
ness ut the new yard OF Rediord Brothers,
and at that OF Davis Il Ragland. The pros
poets are good for Il very successful SEE
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ROBBERY on SIXTH STREET.-Early yester-
day morning thieves succeeded in breaking
into the store-room OF Mr.. b. "a. Meade's
residence, on Sixth street between Leigh
and jackson streets, md carried OFF q lot Of
sugar, coffee, DC.
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TAKES.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICI
RICHMOND, VA., 2fst March, 1878.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, YA, 2ist March, 1878.
T ICENSE-TAXES OF 1873
have been assessed and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspection OF all concerned.
THE COMMITTEE, ON FINANCE
Will hold sessions at the COUNCIL CHAMBER,
TUESDAY, TUES AND ANT WEDNESDAY, THE I'D AND
sFls ,ap AP5sIL. Sfss 50 s
between the hours OF 8 anu o'clock P. d., for the
purpose Of hearing and considering appeals from
'' mh 2i.dtAps u. d. RoYsTER, Auditor.
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INTERESTING TO THE REGIsTRARs.-Under
the law Just passed by the General Assem-
bly, registrars are allowed to sit only one
day. As the work OF revision can be ac-
complished within that time, the City Coun-
Gil has passed joint resolution providing
that they shall be paid sc for registration
services and 81 in addition for posting no.
tices. Their clerks will be paid $500;
Judges and commissioners OF election and
messengers, S. each.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
ME OF THE NEW BOOKS.

Lady Alice: or, Two Sides Of Picture; by Emma
Narshall 81 so. The Bride Of the Rhine, dehght-
ful book of travel: illustrated; $3.50. BY Proxy,
novel; by James Payn: 35c. Jewel Of Girl;
a novel: 35c BY Cella's Arbor: q novel; SOC. Tho
American Almanac for 1878, $3.50. My Intima,e
Enemy; story; 81 Between ,he @ Ga,eS tii5e ~ n
INJURIES to the Eye: by Or. Won Artt translated by
Dr. Turnbull: sl.25. MARGARET Cheiwy1d; p9Tei;
nv Susan Morley: 80. The Epoch OF the NAM
moth by j. G. Southall. LII. D.: $3.50. Christ IN
the Christian Year: Sermoas for Day Readers pY
Dys apy - a 80 WooDHoUsE & PARHAM.
RATTAN'S REPORTS, VOLUME
VI xXyIII., Will be published and for sale by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, TuESpAf, April 20,
at o O'Clock. Price, Sc; by mall. $6 80.
This Is q handsome volume. bound ~ Mr. Enc
LIsH In the best calf .0S2 pages AID - tne
est law book published. -, 80
All the VIRGINIA. REPORTS, and over 2,o0o
other Law-Rooks, new and old, are for sase ON t'f
80 - ~ " 1909 AND 1900 MAIN STREET.
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AN ECONOMICAL FLOOR CoyERIEG.-LINC-
LEUM, being composed of cork, is as elastic as
carpet; waterproof, accumulates no dirt, and will
outwear the best ollcloth three four times 1t Is
manufactured in handsome patterns, and sold by all
1lrst-class carpet-dealers
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY, imported directly by
us. Prices verylow.
GLENwooD WH4eKEY, first premium at the Vir-
ginia State Fair.
CIGARS of ali grades, manufactured by US.
TEAS OF all qualities. w. D. BLAIR q CO.,
S03 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CHEs-
APEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Early yes
terday morning Frank D. BeazleY, brake
man on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
fell Oft train on which he was employed
near Louisa Courthouse. and was instantly
killed. The deceased had charge OF several
breaks, and in attempting to pass from one
car to the other lost bis balance and fell
through. The wheels OF the car passed
over his body, and death was instantaneous.
What remained OF the body was brought to
this city and carried to his late residence, on
north Ninth street. Mr.. Beazley was about
twenty-one years OF age, and was plum
ber and gas-ftter By trade. He served his
time with Mr.. John Bowers. and had been
in the employ OF the company but short
time.
The funeral Of the deceased took place
Yesterday at o'clock. The interment took
place at Shockoe-HiIl Cemetery. 1t was at
tended by the Elba Social Club in body
and by many other friends.
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STILL ADVANCING. - w ork is progressing
very iayorabiy on the buildings being
erected by the Baltimore Brick Company
near Monroe Park; Charles Clemmitt, on
west Grace street; and T.. Lichtenstein,
near the Old Market, on Franklin street.