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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

| THE TwELFTH-STREET CELEBRATED CASE
| ENDED.-Under the name OF A. Y. Stokes
Il Go. rs. The City OF Richmond, and The
Gailcgo Mills Company rs. The City OF
| Richmond, case was yesterday decided by
the Supreme Court of Appeals which in one
form or another has been the subject OF con-
| troversY for more than thirty years. In 1912
the james River and Kanawba Company
executed deed OF trust to John A. Lam
caster aud others. conveying certain real c.
tate, including the land on the west side OF
Twelfth street between Cary and Canal
streets, owned by A. Y. Stokes & Co. and
the GallcSo Mills Company at this time.
Under this deed the trustees sold and con-
veyed to the purchasers by q deed which
described the property BY its ancient bound
aries. description which carried their lots
eastwardly across Twelfth street to within
few feet OF the opposite curbing. Shortly
thercafter-ln 1SiI-thc purchasers pet-
TONED the Common Hall to surrender so
much OF the street rs they claimed, or pay
them for it; but the Council declined, in
siSting that by user the public had acquired
the right to the property rs public street.
The owncrS-MesSrs. Warwick and Barks-
| dale-then instituted an action OF ciectment
| against the city, and recovered verdict in
the Circuit Court. Under that verdict the
Sheriff, Mr.. Henry X. ElIyson, put the par
ties formally in possession, and many cili-
zens will remember the public excitement
that ensued. Mesers. Warwick and Barks-
dale proceeded to put up strong fence
upon their land, and Twelfth street was
thereby closed up TO the public.
In 1858, this obstruction being brought to
the attention Of Mr.. Mayo, the Mayor, he
proceeded to impose fine on the parties,
/ Il 80
hibition against him, which was finally
awarded, the Court of Appeals deciding in
| 1850 that the Mayor had no authority TO inn
pose the fine under the circumstances, but
also deciding that the action Of eiectment
which setiled the question OF the fee against
| the city did not conclude the right to the
use OF the property for 4 street. There
| upon actions were ut once instituted against
| the city TO determine this question; but
they seem to have been lost or abandoned
during the war.
After the war the parties resumed their
efforts to induce the city to purchase their
land, so as to maintain Twelfth street ut Its
present width, and offered to arbitrate the
value OF the property. The city authorities
declined TO Subnit TO arbitration, and suits
were finally brought in the Circuit Court
against the city by the above plaintiffs, and
a Judgment recovered in their favor.
The City Attorney appealed. and the
causes, having been placed on the priyi-
legged docket, were argued tie present term.
Yesterday the Supreme Court reversed
the court below, and delivered a unanimous
opinion in favor Of the city's claim, thus
setting at rest the oldest controversy on the
city docket.
MeSsrs. Ould Il Carrinoton and Messrs.
kcan & Davis represented the plaintiffs
Nlr. Kelley the city.
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.BRIEFs.-The West-End Park will be
opened on Monday by the West-End Benc-
fetal and Social Society. Dancing and mu-
sic.
The following is from Charleston Is. c.
paper: .sThe Chief OF Police has received
number OF letters from officials at the North
making inquiries about Morgan. The man
who so nearly succeeded in robbing the
First National Bank, besides others in an.
swer to his own. One from Superintendent
Walling. Of New York, to whom photo
graph OF the prisoner was sent, states that
Morgan is well known in that city as
professional thief, named Horace HoTan,
alias Little Horace and has recently
served term in the States prison." Ho-
van is we'll known here.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company the following Board OF Directors
was reelected: John Is. Davis, j. A. Bel
vim, W. W. Crump, Charles Phillips, Jo-
seph Hall, John X. ChiIdrey, Walter X.
Martin. Lewis Ii. Frayser, and Thomas w.
boswell. John Il. Davis was reelected
president for the ensuing year. The annual
report o3 the president was encouraging.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY.
The following business was transacted i'll
this court: -.....
CLANCY and ais. against Powell and alS.
From the Circuit Court OF the county OF
Pittsylvania. Affirmed, Judge Moncure
delivering the opinion. ..... 49,; -
Scott and ais. against Fry q executor. Pc
tition for an appeal from decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court Of the county
OF Orange at the October term, 1876. APP
peal refused.
City of Portsmouth against County OF
Norfolk. From the Circuit Court OF Nor
folk county. Affirmed, Judge Staples de-
lirering the opinion.
Alexander against Harrison and others.
From the Corporation Court Of Alexandria.
Affirmed, Judge Burks delivering the
opinion.
Richardson against Taylor, Auditor.
Upon petition for manda'nus. Rule
discharged and petition dismissed, Judge
Burks delivering the opinion. This was a
claim for salary due for services as Com
monweaIth's attorney during the war. The
Court reiterated the opinion expressed In
several previous cases, and held the State OF
Virginia not bound.
Summers against Darnell. Argued Dy
Judge Crump for appellee, and John M.
Orr for appellant, and submitted
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RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
plCHMOND TRANSFER 6Tn@
COMPANY AGNa@s.e
AND
GENERAL RAILROAD TICkET-OFFICE,
S2G MAIN STREET.
On and after date my charge for

On and after date my charge for
TRANSFERRING PASSENGERS
to ami from railroad Gepots and steamboat landings,
and from one portion Of The city IN the other. will
be 25c. for each grown person, AMI l5c. for chill
dren between six and twelve years of age; chill
dren under six, free.
TRUNKS TRANSFERRED
TO and from any railroad depot or steamboat land
Ing, from portion OF the city To the other for
25c. each. Ealccs aud small packages, l5c. each.
Special rates for four or more pieces.
BAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels AMI private
residences To destination.
PLEASURE CARRIAGES, II per hour.
WEDDINGS and FUNERAL; at ended at rca-
sonnbc rates.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT TICKETS TO
all parts of America and Europe at same rates rs at
Gcpots. 4. W. CARRIER,
ap 1l-3t Proprietor.
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Roll. OF HONOR At THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHoOI-The following is Il list Of the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School for the past week: Senior
Class-Ada Anderson, Belle Brown, Con-
stance CaDell Mary Koslow, Fannie Moon,
Annie E. Sims, Emma =. Turner, Jeannie
Whittet, and Charles p. Lee. Intermediate
ClaSs-James L. Armstrong, Charles j. Bill
lups, Archie T. Gone, Robert s. Crump,
Tucker c. EgeIeston, Alexander P. Fox,
Jr.. George w. McCann. Jeannie Cook, Eva
Lee, Juliet Marks, Mary Robins, Leila Saun-
derS, Minnie Saunders, Susie Z. Walker,
Keith Woodson, and Blanche Wynnc. Ju-
nior Chss-Lummie Cunningham, Maggie
Ferrell, Jennie Hammond, Jennie Martin,
Mary Pulliam, Joseph Dickerson, and Will
liam Wills. Attendance for the week, %
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THE THEATRE.-Mr. Robert McWade
made bis appearance at the Theatre last
night, after an absence OF several years, sup.
ported BY a small but pretty-wel selected
company. OF Mr. McWade it may be truly
said that he is an artist OF real merit. IL it
requires true art in an actor to draw tears
from his audience and at the same time to
make men laugh who have not laughed for
years, then he is both an artist and bene-
factor. McWade does both in his imper-
sonatlon Of the character of Rip Van Win
kle. Miss May Roberts as Eda Van Wrinkle
sustained her part well, and showed herself
to be an actress OF merit. MIR. Chippen-
dale and Mr.. johnson are both good actors,
and were well received by the audience.
Tonight Rip Van Wrinkle will be re-
peatcd for the last time. Reserved seats
NAV be secured ut Johnston's.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.--The regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Chamber Of Commerce was held yes.
terday afternoon at ) o'clock. In the alb
sence OF Mr.. Melting ipreSidenU. who is
out OF the city, Mr.. r. +. BiankenShlp
first yice-prc>idenD occupied the chair.
Present McsSrs. Rogers, Logan. Cren-
shaw, Dunlop, HaweS. Potts, Williams,
Purcell, Watkins. and Childrey.
Mr. Levy, the Chair stated, was detained
from bis seat by sickness. r..
Mr.. Dunlop, from the select committee
appoiated TO consider the Brazilian mail
subsidy resolutions, asked leave to report
at such time rs the committee may deem eX-
pedicnr. Agreed to.
Mr.. Spotts'> absence was excused, on
motion OF Mr.. Rogers, on account Of pri-
vate business engagements.
Various papers were read and filed.
Adjourned.
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HACK AND OMNIBUS RATES REDucED.-Ma
ior CARRIER, like many other businessmen,
has very wisely reduced his rates for Tue
transportation OF passengers and baggage
through the city, and WIZ no" no uouG' S',.;
have a large increase in that line OF his busl.
ness. There are many persons who have
been deferred from riding to and from the
dep6ts and steamboats, because OF the price
heretofore charged; but now that man
can ride from the the wharf at Rocketts OF
from the Chesapeake and Ohio depot 10 any
part OF the city for twenty-five cents, nc
will no doubt avail himself OF the chance.
The same reduction has also been made in
case OF an individual who, after hard
DAYS work, calls one Of Garber's carriages
and rides home. His hack rates. too, have
been reduced about one third for persons
using carriage an hour; and toe charges
for carving baggage have come down pro-
portionately. Elsewhere will be found Ma
jor Garber's notice.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTEsDAY-Acttng 70
Hce-Just4ce John j. Crutchfetd presiding
Charles Welsh was up for trespassing upon
the premises OF William F. Brown and
stealing an axe. The charge OF larceny was
dismissed, but he was required to give sure
ty for good behavior for twelve months.
Committed 10 jail in default. ......
Harry Morgan, notorious thief, was sent
to iail for six months, with labor in the
chain.ga and forty lashes added, for steal
ing hamm from r. Ii. Blackwell.
oscar Newman was charged with being
drunk and trespassing on the premises OF
Lucy Lewis. He was committed TO JAIL 1or
three months in default OF surety.
Lee Asher, assuulting and beating Michael
Smith. was fined s.. j.
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No. 6 Eleventh street,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA, }
April 10, 1879. :

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va, J
April 10, 1879.
Editors of the Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-I have yet to see from the
hands OF your reporters any language in
your daily papers that would visit cen>ure
upon them in their public capacity, and for
whom | have the highest regard. / only
wish that | could say The same in favor OF
the unmitiSated ass, the author OF the arti-
Gle contained in the Sun OF the 9th instant
with reference to myself. think his lam
guage applies to himself when he expresses
the eacerness OF "small parties to exercise
any brief authority given them by law or
CUSTOM" 1t may be by custom in his case,
for which l herewith express the serious
regret. Very respectfully,
c.. Fl. FLoURNoY,
Sheriff Chesterfield County.
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The vagrnnt Habeas Corpus Case.

4 AAeS AR"UCHA SOEEfAS SatSCs
The following statement presents The
facts in the johnson ha6eas corpus csse:
! Alexander Johnson was arrested by q
captain OF the psiice as a vagrant and sus-
picious character. He was taken before the
Police Court, and the acting Police Justice,
Ion the evidence OF the police officer who
iarrested him. required surety for his good
behavior in The sum OF $50, and in default
OF giving the same he was committed TO
Jail, with labor In the chain-ganc, for three
| months. .tsH '..s ~ (. -.z
| He asked for an appeal to the Hastings
| Court. but that was refused unless he should
give the surety for the fifty dollars, and
beng uruble 10 give it he was thereupon
sent to JAIL.
He. by bis counsel, then applied 10
Judge Christian. OF the Hastings Court.
for writ Of kobeaS corpus, on the ground
that he had committed no offence against
the laws OF the Commonwealth for which
he could be convicted or for which the Po-
lice Court had jurisdiction to try him. z"
he was brought, before the la>t-named
| colSt Tuesday, when ttbe police officer hay
ing been taken very sick before the case
was called), by consent Of the attorneys
for the Commonwealth and The accused,
acting Pulice-Justice Crutchfeld testified Us
lice officer, which was 10 the effect that
johnson was known TO the police as q
suspicious character and q notorious chick
en-thief, and an associate of thieves, a
common yagrant, and had not done
any work since last. August Nosrecord
OF the conviction OF johnson of any offence
was produced, and he adduccd evidence
showing that he was Il peaceable, harmless
citizen, had been resident OF Richmond
for ten years, was bricklaycr by trade,
and he'd been employed for long time by
Davis d. Ragland, bricklayers and brick
makers, and had been working for them up
to some time in December last, when work
becoming scarce he was discharged, and
since that time had done no work, being
unable to get any to do.
Judge Christian being Of opinion that
johnson was guilty OF no offence for which
the Police Court had Jurisdiction, either
under the laws of the State or the ord-
nances OF the city, to try and punish him,
unbesitatingly ordered him to be discharged
from custody.
Judge Christian said the most regular and
proper way to inquire into the propriety OF
the judgment Of the Police Justice was by
appeal, which he was OF opinion johnson
was entitled TO, and which he would grant
him without requiring security. But as the
Attorney for the Commonwealth said he had
no charge whatever to allcge against john
son for which he could try him on an ap-
peal, Judge Christian thought that under
sections and OF chapter 1876 OF the Code
OF 1873 he had the power to discharge him
Oh ha6eaS corpus, and he so ordered.
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BUFFALO a1TIIlA WATER.
rF,trac, from letter, dated April 3, S7o.]

lEx,rac, from letter, dated April 3, s79.]
.tNlss c., twenty years Of age. was prostraicdhy
severe attack oftyphoid-ever the month OF Jnnr,
1878, which WAS followed BY uraesaia, developing
iSelf about the 1st of August. The attendant symp
toms beiug such as to excite :erioas apprehension
and proving rery obstinate, several eminert ht u-
cal men were called in consult,ton ana every II NJ
edy known to mareria med!ca IN such cases Was WAS
fully tcsttu, but without result efy ond mere ls,iia
lion of he Distressing syppIoDi: anu the pa.lrpt
grew worse until about the lss of January when
regarded her condition as ee> Qua tle rsaeh % re,
edics Al this ime ut the suggestion OF lht heT ".
r, Brown, pastor Of The Prasbytersn church at s
place concluded 10 try she BuFfAl.o i.iina;, ~;
WAFER The result OF ,he experiment. was inat-
tar or a tonishmeut. Tho water acted hieriliy nSe
n charm, The kidneys promptly resumed healthy
nr,Ion the drowsiness disappeared ana III TWO
Weeks the patient was walking about th- housr.
which she had 10, been able TO do beinre Ior 1--WE
months; and improvement continued uh'i sne was
fully restored. J., ,,,t ,,,r.,c,,,r ca.e !
~, buI regard The LITHIA WATEK as I'M tne ns iaos'
uroapt aud potent Of known remees !oe,Sr !or aie
mia.n [---
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UNITED STATES COURTS, YEsrERDAY.-In
the United States Circuit Court, Judge
Hughes ovcrruIed the motion for new
trial in the case OF o. \. Ericsson against
the city OF Manchester. This case was tried
in this court Il short time ago, and the jury
rendered Il verdict in favor Of Ericsson for
$500 damages for injuries received from a
fall down an cmbankment near the Man
chester end Of the Free bridge. The case
will now be taken to the Supreme Court OF
the United States unless compromise is
effected.
In the District Court two bills OF indict-
ment were returned against Charles w.
Boyer, OF Fredericksburg, for breaking
open letter-boX. .-.:...a j..
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Brief Uems.-Tne city was visited by a
brass band Wednesday night. under the
leadership OF John Weber (colored) and
many OF the citizens were delighted with
the serenade rendered them. ~
Rev. DR.. Leonidas Rosscr delivered an
able discourse at the Methodist church
Wednesday night to very large congresa-
ton, choosing for lis subject " procrasti-
nation"
MIR. Edward Williams, formerly OF this
city. has left for Michigan, and expects to
make that his future home.
a very attractive programme will be pre-
sented at the Beethoven musicale tonight,
including Il solo, to be rendered by former
member.
Quite fashionable gathering attended
the soiree given by the Lyceum Club last
night, and all present seemed TO have plea
SAINT evening.
Hull street presented neat appearance
yesterday. The heavy rains had the desired
effect.
1t is understood that George Lewis, the
Midlothian murderer, has expressed his un-
willingness for a new trial.
Mr. A. &. Atti:iss,on, Of this city, return
ed home yesterday, after brief visit to
New York
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CH1CKERISG's COLLECTION OF GLEEs.-This
valuable and collection of GLEEs is to be ratcd
TOMORROW Saturday AFTERNOON. ut Wyat's
music store for the benefit Of OF our most ac-
compished amateurs.
The profession, amateurs, in flct, all lovers OF
good tie, should be present at This rattle, rs al
opportunity like this 10 procure i standard woIk
seldom presents itself.
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DAMAGED DIiASDKERCUIEFS
LEVY BROTHERS..

100 dozen GENTLEMFN'S LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS al So, 81 so. and $3.50 per dozen,
worth about double The money These Hand
kcrchicfs only slightly stained, but the flbI ic
Is unnjured.
\ bargain In TABLE OIL-CLoTII, one and halt
yards wide. 1t 2oc. per yard worth 5Oc.:
A bargain in LAMDREQulN LACE ut 30c Il yard
worth SOC;
ONE-BUTToN BLACK KID GLOVES, best quality
sizes, 81 and 6-at 2jc. pair.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

M On NIL sntss or kenL Estate made betn>e
tn. lst Of Jnnrary and last 0f Jnae the tdIes(1
the present year hare In b, pHid blythe DurchaSei
o. nIl sdLes 0lnde Geta1een the 1st 81 July and ia&
Of the uenr TIE td1es hare 10 be paid w the setter
IThiS custom WAS adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and virinlty.1
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 =. NJ. large qnantitv OF
unimproved real estate IN and near to The city OF
Richmond.
w. GUDDIN. 5 +. NJ. three new framed tcncments
In the plan OF I;uchauan's Spring, on the Sonth
side Of Leigh between Norton ana henhey
streets
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, 10k A. NJ. trustees sale Of
stock OF groceries wlnc', liquors. horse, nc.
J. l.. APPERSON, ~ NJ. trustees and assignce'S
sale of cottage and twenty acres OF land one
fourth of 4 mile below Richmond
HARRISON ROBERTSON, trustee, u. NJ, plant
alton called "Weyanoke,' III Charles City
county.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. at his auction-rooms u: 1s!:
O'Clock. furniture, watches. clocks &c.
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RAIN AND HAIL.-Rain fell nearly all day
Yesterday. 1t was an April day indeed; In
The afternoon it cleared off beautifully, but
between 6 and Z O'Clock black cloud came
up from the west, and there was shght
thunderstorm, accompanied by heavy
rain and hail.storm. AT night it cleared
off cool and pleasant.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
mild, with thunder, rain, and hail.storm
in the afternoon. At night it was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, sc
a. NJ, G2 noon. 63; Z. NJ, Ga; & Z.
81, G5; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature. Coz.
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Cur WITH AN ADzE.-Joshua J. Pritchard,
while at work on one OF the locks on the
James River and Kanawsa canal above
Richmond. cut his ankle with and adze yes
terday and was brought down on canal
boat. Last night the city ambulance met
Mfr. Pritchard at. the packet-office and con-
yeyed him 10 bis home, No, 6S4 Church
street,
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have analyzcd the whiskey known under the
brand Of B-SELECT,'' controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va. and find II
FREE FROM FCSIL OIL anh otter impurities, and
recommend its for mcdiciUal and family pur.
poses. D. Il. ICCAW, VI. d.,
lac Professor of Chemistry,
hleLcnl COLLEGE, OF Virginia.
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DRY 6OOBA.
TUST OPENED;
5ULIUs MEYERS,

!. 5ULIUs MEYERS,
- COO BROAD STREET:
MADRAS GINGHAsIs. beautiful stries at 2zc.
ALL wool BUhTINGS. in every shade, At 22c.-
same quality 1Ssod else where al 25c.: ~
New styles In DIR EsS GDODS; .r.., u. Is.t
Doube-wid,b DEBEIGE At 2Oc wor 30c:
ALL-WO0II DEHEitsE ut CSC. worth 33c:
New shades In COLORED SATlNS:
BLkCk SATlNS at - and $l.25 worth 81 80 and
$3.50. : ~. - 80. ''" A""
Great baryains In BLACK CASHMERE ut eoc-
worth Toe: atsn. one ri SOC. worth G(Ic:
ALL-WilUL. BLACK CASHMERE a, 45c:
BLACK SILK PRINCES in the new tape and grssS
style nj very low prices:
The very latest In LINED pARASOLS:
New liue SILK. SERGE. and GISGHAM PARA
SOLS ana sUN-UHDRELLAS at lower prices
than ever; sta~.... -.
Another lot or those excellent Two-BUTToN
KID GLOVES Mt 35c., in all sizes and shades.
and TBREE-BUT1.ON at 45c. The HARRIS
FERSASDE KID GLOVE AT $1-he bes, glovs
made at The price: -"r
A lot real SMYRNA LACFS Warranted lluenl at
half heir vaire: -
New BRETON ami TORCHON LACES:
2J pieces CHECKED SAINSUUkS at l0c. worth
165c.: -
500 pieces new HAMBURG EDGINGs and IN
SERTlSGS- at julius MEYERS,
2p y GDS BrO3t
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M. ELLYSCN CO.. advertising agents, insert adj
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Untae
Slaos At publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-rcom will receive prompt attep
fInp
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather with
frequent rains, southerly winds shifting to
colder nor,herIy, followed by rising ba.
rometer.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather and rain-arcas, followed by clear
ing weather, warm southwes, vccring to
colder northwest winds, followed by rising
barometer.
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PROCLAMATION 10 The lovers OF The weed and to
al! whom IT may concern: If you want good CT.
GAR either SC. or l0c.. Wucle in &C. e. at Witt
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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nIaNO FOR sALE-KNABEE EE
CGNCERT GRAND. ala masaiacsh,aI ,san hnpIv At +
new WEi ,nsirTEiR,s rTER,s MUsIC-ROGM. 28 north Han'A @
street Wilkinson Haiit'
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attht
DISPATCH PRiSTiSG-lloUsE. Good work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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DR.. EccLEsToN's LECTURE, The sale OF
reserved seats tor DR.. Eccleston's lecture at
Mozart Hall next Friday will commence on
Monday morning.
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
them superior. For sale at every place whcr,
good cigars sold.
7. WHITLoCK, Manufacturer.
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AN ESTABLISHED FACT !-llERMaS EoscHEN
& BROTHER keep the largcst and bcst-assor.ed
stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks Valiscs, &C., in the
cily-309 ana Ill Broad street.