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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

| Police Court The following eases were
disposed OF al the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police Justice ID. {. Richai d
SON:
Israel Merriweatber (coIoreD, charged
with abusing Emma Fiizbugh and throwing
rocks at her house. The case was continued
till Tuesday.
John johnson (colored) justice OF the
peace for Jackson Ward, was charged with
interfering With aud using insulting Ian
guage to Captain Thomas .. White while
in discharge OF bis duty; and CaIssin
Thomas u. Wbite was charged on gross
warrant with interfering with j. johnson
while in discharge OF his duty az magistrate,
The cases were eonlinu'd tin Tuesday.
El,en Brown scolored) was Bned S2 Tor
being disOrderly in the street.
George Davis (eoleredl was ordered TO re-
ceive twenty-five Iasbes for stealing IS from
Rebecea Rollins.
Cbar.ts Madison, an old offender, was sent
to ilil for three months for being drunk and
dis0rderIy on the street.
J. +. Day was fined - for assaulting and
striking Singleton Trent.
Caroline GOode and Ellen Jones, charged
with using proiane language on the street.
The former was fined S2 aud the latter "a.
Charles johnson was fined SJ for allow
ing his daughter TO use city water without
paying the water-iaX.
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r.NCY eooDs, &c.
cTEV e \ s.,
sos BROAD sTREET.
RECEIVED;

xev subjects In CIIRoMoS IN CARVED Di'AVh-
WALNUT FRAMES;
elegant designs in VELVET ana 'A' 'h"o'"'
MATS and RUGS, se;iing low
ypT.Tor oITOMANs, = large assortment to
match any carpet
r,nV 0Aerent decorations Of han lsome CHINA
JAROENAIRs;
S.w s,y,es Of BLACK WALNUT SIDE and
CoRNER.RRACKETS. WALL-POChETs'
nooK.suELyES, &e.-yery large for the
money;
Large assortment of BlRD-CA0hS' P''heu III"
brass. round and square;
large 10, Of SOLID MAPLE SEWING CHAIRS,
with rockers. upholstered with great variety
n designs Of tapestry caGpe,ing, both light and
dark, iosuil any taste;
An ..,e. ofJAPANNED TKA-TEAYS;
os, usual full assoriment Of CARRIAGE-wHIPS,
ho,h common aud fire, all warranted TO be a.
repyeson,ed or money refunded;
4 Acomplc,e assortment Of the celebrated ROGERS
BRo1HER SPOONS and FORKS, SIS well as
The cheaper qusli,ics. ali warranted;
,ve,y choice assortment Of VELVET FRAMES of
al grades
An sizes BOYS vELCClPEDLS;
A TrRNDowN-TOP DOLL-PERAMBULAToR'
for 81;
Cuu.DREN'S TAGLE.CHAlRS, ROCKl Nc
CHAIRS, CAMP-CHAIPs, RsERY-
CHAIRS, TOY. CHAIRS;
FIVE. and siX-FOOT sTEP-LADDERs, with
BUCKET .BRACKET;
Tho LARGEST SCHOOL-SLATE sold fer cents
In Town Is sod at STEN ENS'
sos BROAD STREET.
pFNclIS5 cents doz.n. nOl3
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is list Of pupils
on the roll OF honor at the Richmond High
School during the past week: Senior Class :
Jennie Hammond, Jennie Martin. Inter-
mediate A Class: Lilly Darlington, Kate
Dunkel, Annie ElmOre, Mary Fitzgerald,
Bessie Hoge, Fannie Johnston. Mary King,
Irene Lovenstein, Addie Mayo, Sadie Me-
Gilyray, Lula Phillips. Rosa Salomon>ky.
intermediate B: Annie Chalkley, Lizzie
McGehee, Lillian Pace, Helen Smith, Lee
Winston. Junior A: Mary Blair, Ophelia
Everett, Clara Green, Alice Hamilton, May
Justice, Leitie Mcdonald, Carrie Whitmore,
Mary Wilson. Junior b: Rosa Bowles,
Julia Craver, Matte Hankins, Maude Hyde,
Amelia Hutzer, Jennie Jones, Ella Kracker,
Annie Laube, Gay Barker. Attendance for
the week, 9G per cent.
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THE RIyE-KING CONCERTS.-The concerts
10 be given at Mozart Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings by this celebrated COM
pany are being auXiously looked forward
10 by the musical portion OF our communi-
ty. The recognized ability OF the great
artist Mrs. Julia kiye.Klng leaves little
question In our minds as TO the real musical
treat that is iu store for us from her per-
iormance and when she Is assisted by sueh
a strong company as that announced. We
may confidently predict two evenings OF
concert entertainment that must give gem
eral satisfaction.
The company is so evenly balanced that
there can be no objection raised either in
respect ID too mucn or too little instru-
mental music. In addition TO the great
pianist Mrs. Riye-KiDg and the celebrated
violinst Herr Reinhard Richter, who Is
said TO be a compeer OF Wilhelmi, there are
three vocalists-SignOra Bellini, charm
Ing soprano, who is making her first season
in America; Miss Emma Mabela, tine
contralto; and Mr.. George II. Broderick,
basso-caElarle.
Reserved seats may be had at the music
store OF Messrs. Ramos Il Moses.
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AUCTION SALIS MONDAY.

WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 1880 y. NJ. Virginia aud
West rginia bonds and rertllic itcs.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ, groceries, fcee, I,
&c, at III Franklin street.
ROBERT B. LYME, T.. NJ, tru tees sale of large
snd valuable improved and vacant properly on
oregon Hill, known as the property used by the
Magdllen Association.
GRUBBS a. WILLIAMS 4 =. NJ, handsome build
ing lot on the north side OF Franklin street be-
tween Second aud Third streets, adjoining the
residence OF Colonel homas II. Lrary.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 4:30 J.. NJ. trustees
sale OF two framed houses on II. Johns near
COutls street.
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LADIES
who wish 20 haye their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands By a lady expert sent 10
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents IN this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid 6ioyier
are requested TO call ihls week.
The FOSTER NIB GLOVES
are superior In many respects TO any other Md
Gloves made, aud The patent iace-fastenng makes
IL decidedly the most comfortable an the most per-
fse;.nttrg Kid Glove. As W. are the agents In this
city for this celebrated kh Glove, VIC eau always
supply our stopiers with auy size aud color iS.J
may de- ire.
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ST. Andrews DAY.-The Caledonian
Club OF this city are making arrangements
for the celebration Of the festival OF ST. An
drew, the patron saint OF Scotland, which
recurs on Tuesday the 30th instant. An
entertainment will take place at Sanger
Hall that night. consisting OF vocal and in
strumental music, TO be followed by dane
ing. The sociables OF The Caledonian Club
for several years past have been uniformly
successful and full OF enjoyment to all who
have attended them. II is quite certain that
the next one will prove equally so.
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MEMS SUITS,
CHILDRES's ULsTERS,
4. SAKs & Co.,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERs,
10l3 Main street.

PERsONAL.-Mr. II. II. MEYER, Junior member
of the firm OF JULIUS MEYER & son, wholesale
and retail dry gOods owing 10 their large and ex-
tensive trade Is again ia New York purchasing
magnificent stock Of selected Dry Goods. They VIII
open at their elegant double store, Nos. 6Ol aud
6O3 Broad street, the coming week a new and com-
plete line Of Dress Gods, Silks, sstin', Hosiery,
&c, at prices lower than The lowest
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TO The Dispdtch I:

TO the Dispatch:
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad divides
lienricO county. and rs you approach Rich
mond from the North there is but one cross
ing-thdt near the shops at the head Of
Seventeenth street. The city is now en-
gagged making a costly bridge and street
whose only outlet il across this " crossing"
The point desire to call public attention
sec,ion--is blOckaded by switches, three
above and two below it, with new wafer
tank dust erected and an cng'ne-house in
course Of erection, both within twenty feet
OF the crossing. II j. the most dangerous
place know OF, and perhaps as much used
as any on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
There will be . serions "dccident" there
before Christians. HGNRICO.
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The OPERAS TO-MORROw NIGHT.-The
two pretty little light operas to be played
at the Theatre this week, commencing
Monday night, are SAID to be thoroughly
refined, bright, and sparkling. With
clever librettoS. free from the sometimes
Frcnchy objectionable features OF opera
bOutIe, they are represented &c furnish
amusement that Is innocent and entirely
ont Of the order OF The vulgar variety musi-
cal comedy. "Thc specie Knight" and
"Charily Begins at Home" will be given
each night. They are both One-act
operettas, with music by Alfred Cellier.
Tue text Of The Spectre knight is by
James Albery.
The scene i laid in a lonely glen, where
a deposed n0b'eman, the Grand Duke, has
dragged out the weaIy period OF hi, banish-
ment since the birth OF his daughter Viola,
with his Lord Chanil erIain and two Ladies
i'm Waiting. The Grand Duke is mi>erably
poor, but, with his four seryitOrS, dressed
like himself in the ragged remnants Of their
former grandeur, continues to observe all
the forms of court etiquette, carrying his
seIi-dcceptiOn 10 the extent OF pretending
that he still keeps wcll-stOcked cellar, by
having half dozen wine bottles filled with
water, and at their simple meals descanting
pompOusIy on the quaitie, OF the several
wines. With these comical surroundings
the beautiful Viola has grown up 10 woman
hood, knowing nothing Of The world be-
yOnd the secluded glen Wh.re her life has
been 80 far spent, and seeing no other hu-
man beings save her old father ard his four
old adheients. Suddenly there comes
upon the scene another Grand Dakc named
Otho, disguised as friar, and accom-
panied by biz pages. Even disguised in
gown and gray beard, the ingenious Viola
takes great liking for her cousin, for she
has never seen man who was not dry and
Wrlukled. Ohio is also smitten with the
arilesS Young girl, and before he leaves her
promises that she snail soon see young
man who will a>suredIy love her. In the
course Of their talk together Viola tells him
about a spectre knight who i. supposed to
haunt the glen after dark, aud he immedi-
aiely determines to assume that character.
Returning the same evening in complete
armOr he makes lovtas ghost, and, having
won her confidence and greatly astonshed
her father and his people, introduces NM
self as her cousin Ohio, and announce, that
he has Just oyerthrown the usurper Of her
fathers throne. The story ends with the
provision, as il by magic, Of a grand supper
at the command Of Otbo and the consent Of
the Grand Duke to the marriage OF lis
daughter.
There will be three evening performances
and matinee on Wednesday afternoon.
Reserved seats may be had at the Theatre
box office,
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On THE WAY TO C0NFERENCE.-A consid-
erable number OF the members OF the Vir-
ginia Annual Conference reached the city
last night, on their way to Danylle, where
the body will convene in session next Wed.
neSday morning. Prominent among these
clerical visitors Is Rev. +. Z. Woodward,
who will occupy The pulpit Of Broad-Street
Methodist church this morning at IL
O'Clock.
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TIE WEEK OF PRAYER--Tbe Yonng
Mems Christian Association OF this city will
celebrate the week OF PRAYER for young
men and young mems Christian assoca-
tOns throughout the world from November
18th to the Goth, beginning Monday. 18th,
at the Seventh Street Christian church, with
services from to 6 z. NJ, the meeting to
be conducted by Rev. DR.. Hawthorne. The
notice OF the services will be found else
Whprp.
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RAILROAD ITEMs.-Tbe track OF the Ricb-
mond and Allegheny road will be at Co.
lumbia tomorrow. The rails had been
laid within one and bali miles OF that
place on Friday afternoon.
The telegraph line has been constructed
to point near ilOwardsyile.
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PARDoxs REFUSED YEsrERDAY.-The Gov
ernor yesterday refused to pardon the fol
lowing parties: Levin Coard, convicted 10
The county OF Accomac for seduction;
James II. Dils. convicted in TazewelI
county nine years ago, for what crime rot
stated, and scot to The penltentiary ioi
eighteen years; Jtf. Terry, convicted OF
house breaking IN Danyiile and sentenced
to the penilcnilary for three years; Joe
Galloway, convicted ia The County Court OF
Bedford for assault upon an oihcer OF tue
law and sentenced to twelve months IN JAIL.
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RAIN AND HAH.-It commenced raining
here yesterday afternoon few minutes be-
kfOre O'Clock.
Between and 8 O'Clock there was quite
a heavy fall OF hail, which lasted about half
an hour, and then turned to steady rain.
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STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE

for yae sale OF orr goods.
Our patrons invited 10 unbes fatingiy compare
samples with oar gooos from any house In this
country.
Our pSirion EssBLgs ms 10 sell goods at the
smallest possible advance, to give our patrons the
advantage Of every bar. am, and present tSo ort.
nent u at Is not exceeded In tbi. STATE.
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personal Mr. James Miller left the city
yesterday for short trip North.
Gus Williams, In "Our German Scna-
tor" will appear at the Theatre the latter
part OF the week. Dir. John Ii. Robb, the
advance AGENT, is in the city,
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RESTAURANT AND BILLIARD Hall.
. 10 THE MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS OF
RICHMOND GENERALLY.

We would respectfully inform YOU that we have
inst cuinnletsd cur plaes loOsins 10 lour cohiori
convent ience, aud pirasGfe A AfiRNT CLASS hoI-
LUNCH cot >TEfi has been a want m1cn itii NJ 70
Stree the deparirre o. Ee,siIe. Approaching ihis
fact, We bsye spared Dsius nor exprns. IN nttng
COUNTER that shall pe Perfect In It's every Sp-
pOin.inenf, aud i viii D. open for NOtr IA foatgc
on TUESDAY AOkNi>G, November ION
olI house ~ now, Ne trust. perfeci VA It's various
depsr,m.Uis. The ktsTA AUkANr viii be svpphed
vita EVERY DkLiCAtY on fNE shASS,N. ape
BAR win ih- PtRtsT AND HkSI IiQuohas
welis the handsome large biLLtakb rAh..,or,.
&c finest In Tie ciiy, II fnrDi bed With sIPkStoH
BILLIARD aad root. TABLES. fete = ntle.
may rest assured that ihry VIII net OILY reeve
every attention., hui they can enjoy themselves Ia
pertect Quie Our greatest care shsi b. 10 pave an
orSer.y nrstc,a ssiab'ishmtni Trusting ihsl our
efofts nay meet wnh your hearty 60 o era ion' Nc
are, gentlemen, your voedient servants.
liEISER BRUrHERs.
1908 ssd Main sirtete
RICHMOND, VA, November Is, 1850.
ino l4-lwl
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HEADACHE cure Eby N0KIsoN's pills.
DYSPEPSIA cured by MoRIsoy's PILLS.
BILIousSEss cured by MoRIsOSTs PILLs.
GRAVEL and STONE cured by MoRfsos's PILLS.
Cal for city testimonials. PrLcnEe, Agent.
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J. =, CARR. E.q. promisept lawyer ofAugusta
Ga: "TUTT's PILES have been Bsed n my case
Crorpor Ct the Liy,rband IN my fihily with marked
success. believe them superior m all binary Oe-
rangements 10 any pills ever made. II Is the only
remedy that has in my txperieDce proved cfectuii
for nervous headache. They never fail
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DUCK CREEK wHlsEnr 1880 gallon.

DUCK CREEK" wHIsEEY at $3.50 gallon.
amber" whiskey at 50 gallon.
"Alpha" wbiskey at $3.50 gallon.
"MontrOse" whiskey at SO gallon.
o Select" whiskey a. - gallon.
Green and Black Teas &C so, S0c., and IL per
pound.
Fancy Groceries, in large variety. at low prices.
". ID. BLA q Co,
1909 MaID street.
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UNITED STATES lNTERNAL-REysNUE COLI
LgCrroys.- collections for lie week
ending Saturday, November IL h' were !:
Monday, s5 G22.62; TUESDAY, S4,o99 81 !;
"Wednesday, %, 40l o.: Tnursd2y, S,92O l3'
Friday. S7,O49So; Saturday, SG,52o.i1-
Total. $36, ,022.G4.
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FNlNENr WII.MER Ekrxrnx. NJ. n..

EMINENT WILMER BKrSroS. VI. d.,
BALTIMORE, WRITES:
Ihave used Colden's LIEBzG's LIoUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF In my practice As n tonic in eonsump-
ton, debility. weakness. anemia ehlcrosis, &c. Ii
cam be surpassed.
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Snow At HCNTNGTON.-Tbere was a
snow.stOrm at Huntington yesterday. The
storm reached this city late in The afternoon,
but instead Of snow we had rain just before
O'Clock.
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COHEN BROTHERS.

The combination OF low prices wi superiority Of
quality Is The e:cu,cheon urder which we do busi-
ness.
We trsfyt solely to
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FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure, ana
You eau have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS de-
Hclous CARDoLIC MoUTH.WAsH. II destroys tie
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth and speedily restores them 10 healthy
cor diton. Price, nifty cents bottle.
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law cnAzrp WITH ,ooru,cus.

AM tRAIED WITH IOOTHAtHs.
aud serves you risht for having pf elected 10 use
SozoDoNT. Had yOu done so yopr mouth wosld
have been healthy and yopr teeth sound Get the
''snag" palIed out aud cowxaesee at once usisg
SozopoSr, thereby preserving she balance OF yoar
fo.tb
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VI. ELLYSON & CO., advertising agents. iTSert adj
verisements in all of the newspa of III. United
States AT publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch couniing-room VIII receive prompt atten-
tion.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE x BAKERS sAPoSlSE DESTi-
PRICE, which win speedily remove ire,pens tartar
aud seurr. Price, efiy eents a box,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
We call the attention Of the ladies to superb
hbit Of NECKWEAR, consisting in part Of
NULL FICHUEs aud IIANDKERClIIEFs,
POINT DE PARIS, VERMICELLI,
REAL LANGUEDOC;
BLACK. WHITE, and CREAM SPANISH
SCARFS;
REAL DUCHESS and POINT-LACE SCARFS.
A splendid line of TRIMMING-LACES In Real
Duchess, valeucennes, Woven Point BretOnne,
spanish. Point d'Eh neon, &C.:
HAND. .EMBOIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS at
Csc.
Call or send your orders 10
CARDCZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & co..
FOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE q CO.,
fnO ] 4 .eOdl
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place. The clerk OF the City Court IS read,
iO deliver lbe paper 10 you. - am ibi,
moment Informed by the clerk Of tbc Coun
ell, who called for copies OF them for the
report preparing. Respectfully yours. &c.,
"T. NJ. RANDOLPH.
''Io the Clerk Of the County Court Of Hen
rico"
Along With this letter Of Governor Rsn-
dolph il the following certificate OF the
clerk OF HenricO County Court:
"Tbe nineteen wrils OF ed g1EOd dQmnun
! and iDquisitions enclosed, coudemnipg land
for the pubic use. were delivered me by
Thomas T.. Howard, clerk Of The Hastings
CouIt OF the city Of Richmond, the 5fb day
OF February. 1922.
"LOFTIN n. ELLETr, D. G. II. c."
The Square Is composed OF about thirty
baIf-acre lots, The owners Of some OF which
are specified In the wriis, and some were
unknown. In the latter case "the twelve
able and discreet freebOIders" who stood
between the State and it, citizens did their
duty all the same, cOndemning the land for
public use and mulcting the Commonwealth
in fair damages. All these wrts were IS.
sued by Adam Craig as clerk OF Henrico
County Court. and nearly, II not quite all.
are dated In 1884. The jury gave each
owner the preference OF taking pay for bis
lot or lots in Continental money or gold.
For instance, in case OF the lot belonging
TO John Liggon, in the town OF Richmond,
number $780," (tbe jury ado say that the
said part OF a lott and houses are worth one
thousand poupd specie. OF one hundred and
fifty thousand pound paper currency this
day, with depreciation from this day till
paid" This mODey-depfecatiOn has had 50
recent an Illustration that il need, no refe-
renee to bring it understandings before the
readers OF the Dispatch.
The original papers remained packed
away IN the lienricO county clerks Office,
and were lost sight OF. when the lat inquiry
about the states title caused them to be un.
earthed once more. The following order
will show that measures were then taken 10
perpetuate them indefinitely:
Is HENRICO COUNTY COURT, November II,
1876
1t appearing that the clerk Of this court
hath recently found anon. the old files OF
his Office bundle Of papers endorsed " In
QUESTIONS upon property taken for public
use" and it appearing TO the Court hat the
said bundle contains among other papers
writs Of al gu0d ddmnum and inquisiIions
held in pursuance thereof for the cODdem.
nation of property wanted for the Public
Square in the city Of Richmond, now oc-
cupied by the public bindings, and that
nearly the whole OF the property embraced
in said Square was taken by virtue OF the
inquisitions in said bundle contained
and it further appearing that there is no
record Of said papers, nor OF the return Of
them, and the Court being OF opinion that
it is important that record should be made
Of them. il is therefore ordered that the
clerk Of this court record the same in the
Records al Large" OF his said office.
Teste: SAMUEL j. WADDILL, &. II. G.
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D.&E. MITTELDoRFER, No. 527 Broal street
are selling the greatest barGsius In Cloaks, Dol
mans. Carpets, Rugs, Dress Goods, Underwear, iio-
slery Notions, Domes,ics, aud Fancy Goods III tue
oltv
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WATER SuPPLY.-There Is now pretty
good supply oil water In both compartments
OF The new reservoir, and the pumps are
gaining steadily on the quantity consumed.
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THE CAPITOL.


SOME INTERESTING FACTS HERETOFORE W.
PUBLISHED WHEN THE CORNERSTONE WAS
LlID-wHY THE GATES IN THE SQUARE
USED TO BE KEPT LOCKED-THE CAPITOL
sQUARE- OTHER FACTS, &C., &C.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy and threatening weather,
With occasional light snow, nortberly or va.
riable winds. generally lower temperature,
stationary or higher barometer,
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BRIEF lTEms.-The Flsi.End Pleasure
Club Will give their second annual ball at
Monticello Hall on Monday evening.
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Political DISABILITIES RzMoyEp.-The
Governor Yesterday removed the political
disabiitles Of David Middleton, OF Page
|. county,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy or
rainy, with bail at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY : 6 4. NJ. ~;
9 A. NJ, 40; noon, 90; y. S., 80; 6 z.
w.. as midnight, 40.
Mean temperature, 4G4.
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COHEN BROTHERS

and dad the best assortment Ia this city a. price
that are warranted satisfactory.