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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-03

8: THE ."-The time has been
fixed for I" Our Heiress" to make her debut,
and she will accordingly appear at Mozart
Hall on Friday night, December 18th, when
she will no doubt meet with brilliant re-
ception..
The best talent Of the city has been en-
gagged, mentally and physically, in bringing
out this city belle, and she will reflect the
greatest credit upon their exertions. TO
the lovers OF sweet music as well rs good
fun an unusual treat is expected, and
the appeal to their hearts on behalf OF tine
sick and afflicted will not be in vain on tn Is
OCCASION,
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Personal. had a call yesterday from
Mr.. Frank H. Taylor, artist and travelling
correspondent for the american Tourist
Gazette. @
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were O. II. p. Stem, New
York; John H. Atkinson, W. L. Boat
wright, Buckingham; G. w. Bhnton,
Farmyille; G. w. Spicer, Petersburg;
Blair BurWeIl, Powhatau; and G. j. Gray,
Chesterfield.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITENs.-The value OF the
naphtha shipned to Antwerp late Saturday
evening was $3.50.
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco yesterday was $3.50. One package
was Withdrawn at SO.
The British brig Paran, Morrison master,
entered yesterday from Windsor, N. s.,
with cargo Of plaster.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was $1,000. SO.
The coastwise receipts yesterday con-
sisted OF salt, coal, lime, wheat, and iron.
No shipments were reported.
The Governor yesterday refused to par
don the following parties: William Lewis,
w. j. Adams, and James ". Holloran.
The grocery-store OF Mr.. James Kan, on
Main street near Twenty-iourth, was broken
into Sunday night and robbed OF lot OF
mans. The thieves carried on the money
drawer, which fortunately was empty.
st. Aiban's Royal Arch Chapter, Henrico
Union Ledge, 4. F. and A. NJ, and Vir-
ginia Court OF Foresters, all had meetings
last night.
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Neag Buildin9s.-Tbe front OF the new
brick residence OF Mr. James S. Robertson,
on the corner Of Belle Isle avenue and Por.
ter street, will be about the handsomest in
the city.
The new brick buildings OF Mr.. Samuel
G. Taylor, on Porter and Eleventh streets,
and Of Mr.. James w. Archer, on Perry
street near Fourteenth, will be ready for
occupancy in avery short time.
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The ErecHtire Commutee.-Supe:!nten-
dent Jordan calls an important business
meeting of the Conservative Executive Com
mttce ut the Mayors Courtroom Tomorrow
night at O'Clock. The committee consists
OF the superintendent, assistant superlaten-
dents, city canvassers, and the secretary and
the treasurer, who acted in the late congress
sional campaign.
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NrEW AUCTION BARGAINS.

Gur buver has iust returned from New York,
where he has procured some of the creates; bargains
over offered IN this city. 80, or -
ppESS GOODS u. prices to astonish all: ,-.
tTDkkS-;hc handsonest and cheapest IN the CITY.
manufactured expressly for our trade;
csRpETS--S new line from auction-tlemp at 10
pI-CS IhP.HOBES. CRUMB-CL0IHS. OIL
~ CLOTHS for aoor and table, and OTIOMANS,
In great variety:
BLEACRED aud BROWN ColIoSs az o. o. q
c,SaGnfT,f1Trrs. anT FLANSELS, BLANKETS, UN-
fDISERWENI, NOTIONS, and in facs everything
thar can be found in frst-ciass DRY Soods ,s,s
store. All We ask Is CALI Our 2rlvSI ncIEE itEIs s'''
all. ID. ~ Z. NIL ! ~ ILDoats nroas 800,
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is list of the pupils
on the roll of honor at the Richmond High
school for the past week: Senior Glass
Ada Anderson, Augusta Anderson, Fannie
Blake, Belle Brown, Constance Cabell, 1mo-
gen Cottrel, Bertha Dickinson, Grace Hen
ming, Mary Koslow, Maggie Mitchell, An
ME E. Simms, Sarah Simpson. Norah Smith,
Bette Sundberg, Emma p. Turner, Jeannie
Whittet, Annie Woodson, Fannie Wyatt,
William j. Boykin, William L. Dennis,
Charles E. Smith. intermediate, Glass
Herbert Ezekiel, Alexander Fox, George
McCann, Jennie Cook, Mary Fox, Emma
Laube, Blanche lee, Juliet Marks, Jennie
Pelouze, Leila Saunders. Junior Glass
Lummle Cunningham, Sadie McGilvray.
Mary Pullian,, Cornelius Ammons. Joseph
Dickinson, William Wills. Attendance for
the week, 90 per cent. 49,
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The F. D. AS
sociation teesore6 has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Rev. Horatio
Harris. Jr., president; Joseph d. Richard
son, yice-presfdent; Edward Fletcher, Sec
retary; Thomas Jackson, financial secreta-
ry; Simon Il. Travis, treasurer; Matthew
Cross, chaplain; Robert Chambers, usher.
Executive Committee: George Price,
Washington Page, r. B. Gaines.
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"PooR KIS."-What it is to have poor
kin, what it is to he poor kin. and what to
do about it, are points on which Rev. I; i.
Eaton will endeavor to enlighten the puo!lc
on next Friday night at the Second Baptist
church. On the first and second points we
need NO information, but comfort only. On
the third point, however, we shall gladly
welcome any light.
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The CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The concert
for the benefit OF Meade Memorial church,
Manchester, kindly rendered by Mrs.
Tyler, Miss Swain, and others, will be
given tonight at Mozart Hall. The pro-
gramme Is one of the most attractive ever
rendered in this city, and it will no doubt
attract full house.
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The Concert.-No one should forget to at
tend the concert at Mozart Hall, Richaond,
for the benefit OF the Meade Memorial
church, tonight. Tickets can be had at the
principal stores. Beattie's stages will leave
the CITY in time for the concert.
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2ir!,al,lrd 4ispatflr.
Eg- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ,
rUEsDAY.........D DECEMBER 3, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasionsi areas OF light rain, southwest
yecring 20 northwest wiads, stationary or
lower Temperature and higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
westerly, falling followed by rising tempera-
ture and higher pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant. During Sunday night there
was heavy wind and rain.storm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY % A. NJ, IS !;
8 A. NJ, ST; noon. &C.; 8 P. NJ, G2; 6 Z.
NJ. 56; midnight, 46.
Mean temperature, 5ft.
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TIE ETENoGRAPH1c REPORT IN THE GEORGE
WILL.CAsE.-Th testimony in the George
will.case, as reported by Mr.. William w.
Archer. official stenographer in this case,
covers over 800 pages OF legal cap. The
argument in the ease Is progressing.
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W1LBoR's COD LIVER OIL AND LTIE.-Ths
,-e,t nonuarity Of this safe and eflcaeious prepa-
rsson IA alone attributable TO its Intrinsic worth.
In tho cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchiti''
Whoopiug- Cough, Serofuloas Hamors, and al Con-
sump,iye symptoms, it has 10 superior, II equal.
LIE, no one neglect the early sYmpfoms OF disease
when an agent Is At hand whieh VIII cure al. CON-
,ratn,s M tho chest lungs or throat. Manufactured
onIy by A. B. wILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold oy
aid irsprtsts
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A LOCAL TRANSFER AGENT OF THE Posi-
OFFICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTED FOR MAIL
R0DBERY.-For weeks past there have been
complaints to the Post-Office Department at
Washington OF the loss OF valuable letters
In transit from the South to the North over
the line Of which the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad is a part. Special Agents
Henderson and Tidbal went to work to fix
the place OF operations and discover the
deprcdator. The conclusion lately arrived
at was that the trouble was at Richmond.
Nr. A. W. Wilcox is the local transfer
agent here. His duty is to take churge OF
the mail ct the depot and see that it is safely
carried to the post-office, or from the post
Office to the depot, as the case may be. 1t
IS the custom OF the railway postal clerks,
upon their arrival at the Byrd-Street depot
from the South, at 7:30 A. NJ, to leave their
car in charge OF Mr.. Wilcox while they
take their breakfast at the restaurant near
by. Dir. Wilcox being under suspicion,
Mr. Henderson or an associate was nicely
concealed in the closet of the car 10 watch
Mr.. Wilcox while the postal clerks were at
breakfast. The result was that Mr.. Wilcox
was seen to take package Of letters from
the New York bag. which was on the rack
with its mouth open. On his way to the
post-ofice, in the Richmond mail-wagon,
he was taken into custody, and the package
OF letters (mailed from Camden, S. c., to
New York; was found upon his person.
Subsequently warrant was sworn out
against him, and he was carried before
Commissioner Atkins, who continued the
case for examination. and admitted him to
bail in the sum OF S5,000-E. S. Anderson,
A. A. Splitter, NJ. S. Dey, and Benjamin G..
Cook, sureties.
Mr.. Wilcox was at one time part proprie-
tor OF the State Journal. He has hitherto
borne good character in this community.
BY his obliging disposition he has made
many friends, who hope that some eXpla-
nation OF the affair consistent with his inno-
cence may be made. Mr.. Wilcox at pre-.
sent makes no statement, except that he is
guiltess Of wrong intent, and hopes so to
prove to the satisfaction Of the court.
His case was continued to the 18Th in
slant. On the 18th there will be grand
jury in the United States Court here, and
whether he valves or stands examination,
conclusion can be quickly reached.
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CoLoRED Sons toF TENPEsANCE.-Two
new divisions Of this order will be instituted
in this city next week under the title OF
Catawba, No. 50, and Christian Welfare. No.
81, making eighteen divisions now at work
in Richmond and Manchester. A new di-
vision will be instituted at Seven Pines this
month, with Rev. Ennis Dickerson, W. P.
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Mayors Court.-Mayor Clarke yesterday
ordered two little boys to be locked up a
few hours for fighting in the streets.
An old white tramp who bad been lodged
for two nights was ordered to leave for other
nastIlreS new.
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WINE FOR EvEsIyG ENTERTA1ysfENTs-The
PORT CRAZE WINE of4LFREDSP SPgER. of Passaic,
New Jersey, IS generally pronounccf the most reiia-
Bile wine TO be obtained. and IS now Icing uscc by
those fashonabIes asd families who are the most
choice In the selection OF wines for evening enter.
tainments. For sale by CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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WE HAVE : STRICTLY MoYUEE GUNPowDER
TEA ut soc. per pound OF supericr quality. for
which we defy competition. W. d. BLAIR & co.
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SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN SToLEN.-Ser-
geant Thomas has in bis possession at the
Third Police station lot OF heavy silver
spoons. He found them in searching q
house for other stolen goods.
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AUCTION SALES TyESS DAY.

JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, dry goods, nc
lions, &c.
T. L. WHITING, 10 4. NJ, walnut furniture, &c.
CFAFFlN, STAPLES 6 CO., p. NJ, market
gardeB.
GRUBBS C WILLIAMS, ( +. NJ, brc! residence,
r. B. LYME. IL a. NJ, three tracts Of land.
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Pop.OyKRs.-Two large cups Of nour, one ana
half teaspoonfuls DooLsT's YEAsT-PowpEB,o ohe
pint sweet-miik. or half milk aud haif ersaui, 'nfse
eggs beaten separately, ana sitt'e SALT. BAKE III
muffin Tins. They are delicious for tea.
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TRUNK FOUND Policemen Toler and
Lloyd, ABOUT " o'clock last night, found a
trunk, full OF laGies' wearing apparel fu
the alley in rear Of the roY Of buildings at
tbe southwest corner OF Cary and Seventh
streets. A coIorsd woman reported that q
man dropped the trunk where found, and
ran of.
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LADIES' AND GESTLENEN's BOOTS and sHogs-
haEd-made-to order-best quaty-suaranteed TO
fiat BoscHES's, 500 and 5il Broad street.
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PURGE OUT THE MORBID HUMons OF THE
BLOOD by dose or two Of AYERS PILLS, and you
will have clearer headG as wei. rs bodies.
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SCuooL-sHoES, all the styles, cheap
BoscHEN'S, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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Lestie's Sunday Magazine for January
and Andrc,rS's BuzGr Tor December received
from Elyson Il Ianccy, 1112 Main street.
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Temporary Stoppage. was done
on the HulI-street sidewalk yesterday, but
operations are expected to be resumed to-
IL
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II. ELLYsoS & Co. advertising agents. !nser, &C.
vcriSeIneuts In ST OF the newspapers OF the Cni'sa
SlHes At publishers rates. Orders lett a. The Dis,
patch couutng-room VIII receive prompt attep
tion.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEET1Sa.-The
Council Committee on Police will meet at
the, Auditors Office this evening at 5
O'Clock. aisr aE%
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar printing Gone atthe
DISPATCH rEIETING-NoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction :uaranteed.
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IVORY AND RUSSIA CIGARETrE-CAsEs and
NATcu-saxEs at WEST. JOHNSTON CO.'S.
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LAGuAYRA COFFEE, very finest, at lee. per
pound. w. u. BLAIR & co.
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FIRE IN PowHATAN.-The barn of j. Z.
Christian, in Pow hatan county, was burned
| on Friday night last. He lost three horses
and all Of his crops. No insurance. In-
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BOARD OF CANvAssERs.-The State Board
OF Canvassers met yesterday, but did not
conclude their labors.
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SHE'LL, PEARL. IVORY, aud RUSSIA CAg1.
CASES, PoCKET-BooKs, &C.. Ia great variety at
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.'s.
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DREss GOODS, DRESS GOODS.

CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN E co.
,o.o -cc.ved during the past week large additions
10 their stock or
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATlNS. FELVET>'
AND CLOAKS.
making their stock far more attractive than NJ any
time during the season. They glad to state they
can give their customers the benefit Of the recent
heavy decline In DRESS GOODS in many articles
nj reduction OF
FIFTY PER CENT.
from rates that prevailed the early part OF the sea-
son. To their large stock or
SILKS
they haze recently added from importers forced sales
an extensive assortment and varied shades or
ANTIQUE AND RRoCADE EVENING SILKS,
a. sacrifice from former prices. Iney nave ie"
very choice and elegant
EROCADE SILKS
at $3.50 aud $3.50 per yard-so!d earlier IN the
season n IS and Sc. Their
CLOAK
stock IS now most complete, showing large assort.
Inent OF elegant designs in both
DoI.MASS AND CLOAKS;
also. choice lot or
sEALSKIN SACQUES,
very cheap. They have many novelties in
LACE SECK-TIES. SCARFS, and
COLoRED BORDERED HANDKERCH1EFs,
worth the attention OF chose looking ahead for
HOLIDAY GIFTS no %
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
- opened this week ut JULIUS MEYERS, COS
s5'IH 80 pieces cea. beautiful KN1cKERUoCKER DRESS
60 pieces oRnS Sandsome MIXTURES at Ios.;
90 pieces WOOL-FIL:.ED B0URETTES at 15c
20 p:ecss o'ta CLOTH 9TH BoURETTEs at 1Gsc. worth
90 pieces WOOL sERGEs-hsndsomc shades-a'
New s,ySlcs in DoUGLE-wIDTH PLAID SUIT
INCS for circulars =nd cluaks:
DouBLE-WtDTHC HCASHMERES,l latest shades
new aud very cheap lot of BLACK ALL
WOOL CASElMERES, bought at auction
90 pieces BLACK ALPACA BRILLLANTINE
double width. N 62sc: worth 2Qc.:
BLACK ALL.WuOL BEAVER, for cloaks, al
uaSGs59e ;2So wGsin EIsAsk Ss2'M 'MArE1AssE CLOAK
INGS AT Sc. 80 worth $3.50:
10 pieces ALL-WUOL RED TWILLED FLAS-
MEL at 2Oc.-the cheapest in The city;
HEAVY FRINGEn SHETLAND SHAWLS al
sl.25-rcsmar price -:
SO pieces BLACK SILK FRlNGES-an auction
CHILDKFN's KNIT woRsTED ULsTERs
AL sizes.
CLOAkS-Havine just opened another large lot
are enabled to suit every one as 10 size. style
and price. As we sell the bes and pretticst cloak
: the lowest prices. DO not buy elsewhere Oelort
looking at Them. JULIUS MEYER. .
no 23 603 Broad street.
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DARGAINS! BARGAINsi!
,,,Y ,sn CONVINCE YOURSELVES.

,,,,,,. ,o..r,,snea 10 close ont roy entire stock
tfS fnsY GOODS aud confine myself exclusively 70
TTpIMuINGS, r. NOTIONS, and FANCY GOODS, y, ny.
Ia offer my cn,irc stock OF DRY GOODS AZ ana
N,nSc cost Will enumerate in part- :,
ISs,utisnl FIG CRkD DRESS GOODS ut CSC. worth
p1cn TYCOON REPS for wrappers, 18sc- worth
p1 aCK' AIL-wooL CASIiMEREs, soc. worth
,,sSr ,2s ic, Of other DRESS GOODS, l2hc. worth
,Ri'EeLiSESs, 'eIL 'I.Ss CASSIMEREs, &C., &c-all very
,,sooS0o pairs oNE-BUTToN KID GLOVES at
*, Z2s. e,ssv SS,. y. '''' LEVI HExTER'S.
SSaa @' 627 Broad street.
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LECTURE.


"DOOR KIN"
ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9Th,
REV. T. T. ATOM,
Of Petersburg,
WILL DELIVER his
MOROUS LECTURE
POOR KIM"
IN THE NAIN AUDIENCE R0ON OF THE
SECONpBAPTIST CHURCH,
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE
YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Admission. 25c.
Tickets for sale at the bookstores, G.. 4. uuad'cy
& Co.'S. w. G. DanIr!dgc'& CO.'S, and 4; the l0or.
no 80
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THE THEATRE-kATIE PUTSAM.-The Old
Curiosity Shop was played at the Theatre
last night to large and well-pleased au-
dience. Katie Putnam was received with Il
cordiality and enthusiasm which shows
what deep hold she has upon the atfec-
tions Of our Thcatre-goers. She is but little
changed, and in the character OF Little
Nell the Marchoness made brilliant
contrast offender pathos and wild, rolicking
humor. Her imitation OF childish ways and
talk is little less than wonderful. Mr.. Wy
nette, who had the part Of Dick Swiyeller,
is doubtless good actor. But in this char
acter he did not have the dash and "swell -
style which made Edwin Browns playing
of it so charming. With the performance
as an entirety the people were thoroughly
satisfied, as round after round Of applause
proved.
When the curtain fell on the fourth act,
in response to enthusiastic calls, Miss Put.
nam, escorted by Dick Swiyeller, appeared,
and in appropriate language returned
thanks for the warmth Of her reception.
Tonight, The Locust.
Tomorrow at O'Clock matinee will be
given, when Little Nell the MarchioneSs
will be repeated.
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GOODS FOR Boys AND MEMS WEAR.
Also, large stock OF HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS.
We advise all who wish to save money to buy their
goods Of LEVY BROTHERS.
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ESCAPED PRISONERS RECAPTURED.-Ser-
geant Lee yesterday received from Orange
Courthouse telegram signed R. S. Swami
stating that two men answering the descrip-
tion OF James Fl. Thompson and James Muir
ray. two OF tho prisoners who escaped from
Jail last Tuesday night. had been captured
near that place. Sergeant Lee answered Mr..
Swami, telling him to hold the men until
to-day, by which time one OF his deputies
will reach the Courthouse with Il bench
warrant from Judge George Christian for
the two men.
Sergeant Lee was informed that the two
said the third fugitive Bradley had gone
in the direction OF Fredericksburg. Be-
cause they said so it does not follow that
they were telling the truth. 1t is quite
likely that Bradley is yet IN the neighbor-
hood Of Orange Courthouse.
On q bench-warrant issued By Judge
George L. Christian, Sergeant Dan. Wren
yesterday arrested 3. NJ. Dunleary on the
charge OF conveying into the Jail certain
tools to assist the three prisoners in making
their escape. Dunleary was in Jail up to
the 10TH instant for shooting at Mr.. {. Nc
Cernand. On the 18th bis term OF i'm.
prisonment expired, and being unable to pay
the fine ass .ssed against him, the Judge re.
leased him from it.
Judge Christian yesterday morning (ba'
fore the telegram from Orange Courthouse
came) restored to duty the jail officers sus
pended when the escapes were discovered
He, however, cautioned them to look into
the cells hereafter when they went TO loci
up. That they will be pretty certain to do
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TIE oLp-EsTALIsHED sToEE OF
Evy RpoTytypS

TIE OLD-ESTALI5HED STORE OF
LEVY BROTHERS
& IS the place 10 purchase your
DRY GOODS.
No other store In this city offers equal inducements
Theirs,ock Is large and complete,
They show
4 GOOD ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
which avoids the necessity of
SHOPPING AROUND.
They have just received another supply OF
SILKS, SATINs, vELvErs, CLoAKs, CARPETS,
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HoeKs. srATHeyERY. &c.

ROCKS. STATgGSERY. &c.
DICHARDSON'S ALMANACS for 1879
~ for sale In any quantity; also, DIARIES for
1870 for pocket AID office use.
CALENDARS for 1879 IRE to oil.
STATIONERY In endless variety. r
We have the lar2es: assor! meDt Of BOOKS, new
and DID, IN the southern States, and many are oer-
ed ct lower prices than they can be bought else
where. RANDOLPH q ENGkISH,
de 3-d&w 1902 and 1904 flatn street.