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James River ana its wharves.

lfoF tue DlSIilChsl
note your call In n late 30. for Off cia
information as 10 the Wharfage capacity OF
Richmond, the depth OF water now on the
bars, the depth that can be had, and the
time and money that will be required 10 get
II. Had YOU forgotten that Mr.. Whitcomb
has reported that 10 get twenty feet Of water
fo the foot Of the rock ledge little above
Warwick will cost but very little money
and take bot little time (as there Is but little
dredging to do across few mud barsl but
that 10 get 10 the wharves at Rocketts-the
mort of Richmond-will cost several hun
dred thousand Think upwards OF five hum
tired thousand) dollars and several years,
even il the money was ready, because OF the
amount and character OF the rock in the bed
OF the river? | remember such report
perfectly well, though do not reco'lec' the
precise figures.
Besides the official report-which was
published in the Dispatch, and can' pre-
sumo, be easily repr0duced-l remember
tba, the figures were used by correspond
ent of your paper shortly after the wharVes
at Rockets were deserted for those at West
Point, established, | think, by Dir. Clyde In
combination with the Danyiie ana otner
tributary roads. The aim Of that commu-
nicalion, as well as | can recollec', was TO
call the attention OF the people OF Rlch-
mond, and especially Of their municipal
government, to the injury that was being
done to Richmond by this move on the part
of the railroad. and the ease with which II
could be checkmated by the expenditure OF
few thousand dollars promptly appro-
priaied. Suppose you look up and, II you
think proper, republish that article, as well
as the report OF Mr. WhitcOm5.
Will you allow little advice, ofiered'
assure you, in the best spirit, on this matter
OF wharfage? fear you speak too eXciu
siyely OF the wharfage al Richmond. IL Is
now known, especlally by the survey ano
reports OF Mr. Whitcomb, that the wbarves
there cannot be speedily OF cheapiy reached
certainly not in time for the railroad down
James river, and to speak OF them as mas
pensable may give erroneous impression,
/ suppose the distance to the foot OF the roct
ledge is not more than two aud Dali 'c
three miles fron The present vharVeS a a
Rockets, which for shippers is PRACTICAL.
at Rockets; and it would seem If the rail
road now runs forty miles from Richmon'
to get to suitable wharf 1t would prefe
one with the same depth OF water on'.
three miles away. NlGiLaNl'
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The Coming Prince.

LoNpoH, March 13. Before many days
are over you will have on your shore an
other royal prince OF this empire.
Prince Leopold is the most beloved IN MS
family, and the most popular with bis peo-
ple of all the sons OF Queen Victoria: he
leaves here on or about the 10th OF April,
all being well. He Will be accompanied by
his two faithful friends and equerries, one
of whom is what | may call ga perfect
heau ',-the Hon. Alexander 1orke. Ihat
the manner Of man in Prince Leopold may
he known, | cannot do better than quote q
memorable Sentence OF Mr.. Disraeli, WHO,
in 1874. said: "Tbe delicate state OF health
OF Prince Leopold has prevented him from
adopting a profession, which IN Inc ln-
stance of his royal brothers has been
followed, | may say, by them Win en-
eroy and success. Partly from lnat
state OF health, and in greater de-
cree. probably, from difference OF tempera'
ment. his pursuits are OF dlnerent cnaT-
ac:er from those OF princes VINO are caiieu
upon to deal with fleets ana armies. lie 's
predisposed 10 pursuits OF scieuce anu
learning. and 10 the cultivation OF tnose noe
arts which ad0rn life ana lehd ius'i ~
nation. 1t would, however, be great error
n sunnose that for a young prince OF DIS
character lUeTt MAY uOt W 90
reer and one not only creditable 10 himseii
but mos, useful to his country. The Iniu,
ence OF an exalted parsonage OF intellec'
and culture upon community is inealcua'
bic. No more complete and rare example
~ that truth can be shown than in the IN
stance OF his illustrious father, the Prince
Consort."
Prince Leopold will 90 direct TO Halifax,
and visit his sister, the Marcbioness {, 81
Lorne, for period OF one month. he VIII
then tour through the BRUSH American Eau
nrovinces. and finally wend his way IN toe
western States. leaning their mighty les
SONS through the great book Of nature;
lie was born on the 7lh OF Aprll, 1896
and bis name in full is Prince Leopo'c
George Duncan Albert, the youngest son OF
the Queen. His position ID relation ;am' 10 'p'
crown is peculiar, and be is more socially
free from the restrictions Of the courl
etiouette than those Of the princes whc
come closer TO the monarchial succession.
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Free Tobacco Inspection i'm Maryland.

ANNAPOLIS, MD. March 29.-rhe House
of Delegates to-day passed the TOBACCO lree-
ins spection bill by vote oil IS to u, which
will increase ito chances il the Senate. ] Ills
bill, it will be remembered, strikes out the
compulsory feature in the inspection OF to-
bacco. and leaves planters 10 90 wherever
thev see tit. 1t provides that the Gov
ernor. Comptroller, and Treasurer hall
lease the State tobacco warehouses
10 the highest bidder, on advertised
proposals, for two years, the lessees
TO give $4,000 bond. The tobacco lnspec-
tors appointed by the Governor, and TO be
confirmed by the Senate at the present ses'
sion, shall be samplers, under this act. Tor
two years, and until their successors are
qualified, the samplers to give bond IN
$4,000. The free system is set !orth IN
the 5tb section, which provides that aIl To-,
bacco grown in Maryland, and offered
for sale in hogsheads in this S'ale,
nou be sampled at the warehouses
in The city OF Baltimore by the stale
tobacco samplers appointed under TINS
acr The lessees are required TO appoint all
the clerks, laborers, &c. The lrssefs are
! n be responsible for all tobacco delY-
cred into their charge foS sampling.
The samplers hours OF duty shall be from
IA. NJ. to 6 p. NJ, with an hour at midday
for dinner. Maryland and Ohio tobacco
shall he broken for sampling in tive places,
and Kentucky and Virginia tobacco in three
places. Falsely-packed tobacco snail De re-
assorted at the charge of the owner.
The charge on sales OF Maryland tobacco
shall be 81 80 per hosshead. TO be paid by
the buyer. Charges for repacking all STAYED
tobacco shall be, for one or two breaks,
81; for full stay, 81; iOr redrawng Mary
land and Ohio, so cents; other kinds. 81
Charges for outage, Sl.50 for every
hogshead of 1,1CO pounds. and 12a
cents for every other 100 pounds; coop
erage, 10 cents per hosshead. Ther'
will be no charge to planters for sto
race. and BUYERS shall have four months tc
remove their purchases; there shall be nc
charge for State wharfage. All acts incon
sistent With this are repealed. The only in
congruity in the bill is having STATE sam
,Iars in y free system: hut it is beliey e(
tnat two years hence the Legislature VIII b'
nrcpared to take another step forward.
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POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed Of Yesterday at
the Police Court by Acting Polce.Ju>tice
J. j. Crutch6eld:
Lucie Davis and Ida Green tboth colored).
charged with breaking into the house OF
u. B. Callaghan and stealing one lot of bed
clothing. The case was continued TIL to-
day.
Ben. Harris (coOredl, asSaulting and
striking Lucie Harris with rock. Dis
charged.
Lucie Davis (colored), charged with steal
ing sundry articles. valued at S25. from
Charles Howard. The case was continued
until to-day.
Lewis johnson (cOlOred), treSpasSing
upon the premises Of William IL. Mccarthy
AID carrying concealed weapons. The ac'
cused falling to appear the case was con-
tinued.
Michael Black "a drunken tramp WAS
committed for thirty days.
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Masonic s-C0RNER-SrONE or
ST. JOINS CHURCH AT CHESTER LAID.-The
cornerstone OF st. Johns Episcopal church
at Chester was laid Yesterday afternoon
with the usual Masonic ceremonies. The
programme heretofore published In the
Dispatch was carried out. There was
large crowd in attendance, inclutiing per-
sons from Richmond, Petersburg, Man
chester, and from the counties adj to
Chesterfield. Kessnch's brass and string
band furnished music for the occasion. AT
ter the cornerstone had been laid, the Rich
mond visitors held socIaO ole at the hotel.
This, however, was matter OF their own
arrangement, and was altogether dscon-
nected from the proceedings under the
charge OF the church committee.
Judge William I. Clopton, OF Manchester
Lodge, No. IA, A. F. and a. NJ. delivered
the address. He traced the antiquity OF
Freemasonry, threw interesting light upon
its history, and was particularly pertinent
to the occasion which called it forth. 1t
greatly enhanced the already extended re-
putation OF the distinguished speaker.
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A. 0oWy-TOWN MERCHANT. bav-

~ ing pas ed several sleepless nights "s,"rDeu "
the aconles and cries OF sudrriuH chlIn' anu ~
coming convinced ikat MRS. WlNoLo" , so0Hft,
y<G SYRUP was. jast the article needed procured
sun,,ly for the chid. On reaching home ana az
oualniing his wife with what he had conc sue re-
,used 10 have II administered to the ohiid' % sue
WA. .trougly In favor Of Homeora lay. That nishs
the child pas cd IN suetriag. and The parents VIM
ont Sleep Returning home The day foslowng' h~
f,,h,r found the baby still worse; anh "siie eoa-
templatlng another sleepless ni-ht, ihs nosuer
st.nned from the room 10 stend 10 some doinesnc
du,ies and left the father with rhe child. During
her absence he at-sinisiered por'isa ot 'he
soo,hina syrup 10 the oaby. and sa,i noshins'
THAT night all har u slept well, and he A'ie ieo'
woke IN the morning bright and happy. pa'
mother was delighted with the sndora ono won" er
fol cAange, aud although at srst efe"d-' al 's dc
ceu,,on prac,iesd upon her has eoatisued " ns
i've syruo. ami suffering, cvsIDg hse~ and y stts
! ,,,ahts have disappeared. single 'r'si Of "a
svruo neNr yet failed 10 relieve The e'by AM
oyeycomethe pretidices Of the mo.her soid ,, al
| -. o1 cents hottie. ja7-evdfw
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, n,r,xc , HEAVY CHURCH DEBr-A

I,orIpATING A HEAVY CHURCH DEBr-A
pp,1sFwoRTHY EASTER OFFERlNG.-M Noun =
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal chufco,
Raltimore. which was entirely relieved ir0m
deht nv the Easter offerings on SUNDAY ias'' '
cost originally $3.50 900, OF when sonie
e1 1oO 600 were paid for the ground. ne
chnrch received 100000 towards payment
~ The new e6i6ce from the sale or Tue
nronertv corner OF Charles and Fayeie
streets. This left S250,000 to be provided
Tor all Of which lad been raised except
eco ooO and an irredeemable ground.rent
~ 500 600. When The church was dedi-
c,ted. about eight years ago, there was
ohout S14O 600 Indebtedness on the Dullu-
inc hut on account OF tue business depfes-
zion then existing throughout the country
II was deemed best not TO try to liquldate ~ !.
ot that time. About five years ago SsO.OOo
,yere raised. leaving a balance OF sou, OOO.
last sunday week DR.. II. NJ. wilson, one
~ the official members OF the churcb, made
an anpeal 10 the congregation 10 raise tue
$50 600 as an Easter offering, ana mus re-
lieye the church OF an obstruction u i''
growth and usefulness.
Three lady members OF Inc cohgIesa'
tion-Mrs. l.. X. Purnell, Mrs. CLINTON
Moroon. and Mrs. Z. B. Owens-voiun-
teered TO raise the money. and on Mouuay
morning started out upon their arduous ms
sion. AS a result OF their efforts, Dr. Wv,
son last Sunday, after the colecIlen naa
been taken up, announced that sos, 100 nao
been raised, and that the balance OF tne
S6O. 600 was guaranteed, so that he had Tue
pleasure OF announcing that the church wa,
entirely free of debt. The announcement
was received with joy, and over tWe
thousand persons who were IN th'
church at ibe time arose and sang, Prais'
God. from whom oil blessings now.
DIR. Wilson, the snggester OF the move
ment. was joyiully surprised at the resu''
and Mrs. Purnel, Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs
Owens were warmly congratulated on the'
self-sacrificing labors, which had resulted s.
successfully.
There were two subscriptions OF 5000
each, a subscription Of one family amount
| ing to $1,000. one OF $4,000, one OF S3,0oo
one OF $1,000, one Of 800, and several
81, 900 each. The greater part Oh the toti
amoups was given by members OF the COT
grecation In moderate circumstances an
nv the poorer members, In sums rangip
! from $500 down 70 p.
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HgNRIc0 REPuBLIcAss IN COUNCIL. The
Republicans OF Fairfield township heId n
mas+meeting at Sineleton's Hall night be-
fore last. William Singleton was elected
Chairman and X. Bruce Evans secretary. 4
The ChaIr stated that the meeting bad Tor
It's object the election OF five delegates TO
attend the Convention to be held at the
county couri- house on April 10th at II
O'Clock NJ. TO elect two delegates TO the
Stanton Convention; also four members
10 serve on the County Committee for
twelve months, and four on the Township
Committee.
On motion OF Jefferson Mann, 1t was Or
dered that no person aspiring for election
10 the Stanton Convention should be elect
ed to the County Convention.
The following delegates were elected to
attend The Convention ut The courthouse !:
r. Bruce Evans. Ennis Dickerson, Jr.,
Chester Sdily, Jf., Edward Mitchell,
and Jetfersoil Maisil.s County Commit
tee: L. Mitchell, J. Mann, Alex
ander Bioxn, and Joshua Fly. Town.
snip Committee: Ennis DickersoD, Jr.,
Charles Vaughan, Robert Laws, ond Rich
ard j. Jordan. Alteruates ID courthouse
convention: j. w. Gourdine, Benjamin
Goode, William Shelton, DR.. Hawks, and
james Petiii.
The meeting was addressed by Major
Samuel l.. Anahle, j. B. Steward. DIR.
Hawks, Joshua Fry, Chester Sully, Jr., r..
B. Evans, Edward Mitchell, and others.
The following delegates were elected from
Varina district: J. w. Southwark, Lewis
Harris. Joseph NJ. Humphreys, John Jeter,
and Joseph Lacy. Members Of the County
Committee: J. w. Southwark, Lewis Har-
ris, Joseph Pearman, aud John Kinney.
The delegates to the County Convention
were instructed TO vote for Joseph B. Stew.
art as a delegate to the State Republican
Convention at Staunt)n.
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"PIXK DONINos. ."-The charming society
comedy "PInk DominOs was produc'd d at
the Theatre last night with the full strength
Of Mr. Fora's company. The play did not
pass Off rs smoothly as might have been de-
.irabIe, but tie performance was very
agreeable one and fayoraby received. All
the fsyoriles appeared, and the amusing and
perplexing conhetempS into which the lead
ing characters entangled themselves were
hugely enjoyed.
Tonight the company closes its engage
ment. when "Pink Dominos" will be re-
peated. The management guarantee tine
performance. and full house should bid
the company good bye and an reuOr.
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BRIFF ITEMS PROM HENRIC0.-A meeting
OF the publc-school teachers OF Henrico
was held at the county court-hou>e !ester-
day. About thirty-6ve teachers were
present, and the meeting wa, very in
teresting one. Addresses were made by
DR.. Rufincr, Superintendent OF Public
schools OF the State Rev. W. b. McGil
yray. of Richmond, and others. The public
schools Of Henrico are in a very Furnishing
condition. Mr. Daniel +. Gardner is superin-
tcnden'.
Thomas Burton and Saul Thomas (coloredl
were arrested Monday afternoon, charged
with breaking aud entering the house OF
John Henley, in Tuckahoe district, and
stealing sundry articles valued at 81. ID.
Thomas was subsequently discharged, and
Burton was committed to jail to await an
examination. Some OF the stolen articles
were found in Burton's possession. He
will be examined by Justice Larus today.
The April term OF the Henrlco County
Court will commence on the 18th.
The Board Of Supervisors have not as vel
purchased a site 10. the new county poor
| house.
One OF the colored lunaiics in the county
iall has been quite sick for several DAYS.
| \ number of proposals have been sent II
for building several small bridges IN tn
| county.
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DWELLING HOUSE BURNED IN HENRIco-A
SAD AFFAlE.-Y esterday morning ut III
O'Clock the residence Of the late Mr.. Isaac
O. Austin, on the Mechanicsville turnpike
about two miles from the city. took iire irom
sparks from the chimney, and was entirely
DESTROYED. The body OF Mr.. Austin, who
had died on Monday, was in the house at
the time. The family were gathered around
The coGin. watching over the remains ana
awaiting the time for their burial VIXEN the
fire broke out.
As soon as the fire was discovered the re-
mains were hastily removed to the residence
OF Mr.. John Z. Schcrmerhorn, c' Monte-
zuma,'0 near by, from which place the
funeral will take place this morning at ii
o'clock. Most OF the furniture was saved.
There was no insurance upon the property.
This is indeed a sad calamity 10 the family
OF tie deceased, aud in Their double trouble
the sympathy OF many friends is with them.
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OUR MUSICIANS IL DANvHLE.-S Some OF
onr best musical talent will give concert
ON Tuesday next in Danville, Va. The COM
many consist of Miss Swain, soprano; Mr.
e. ". HoG, tenor and Mr.. William II.
Grant. Jr., baritone, with Professor Rein-
hardt. director OF the Mozart Association,
pianist; and probably DR.. j. Bartkowskl,
violinist, and Signor Jardella, clarinetls';;
knowing the unquestionable talent ana
musical ability OF this combination, II fs
safe 10 promise the good people OF Danvliie
. rich musical treat. The company VIII oe
under the direction OF our popuiar o'ii'
tone. Mr.. William II. Grant, Jr.
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---r~~
ayqrION SALES THIS OAS.

r r,xsI.EY, Assistant Treasurer, II 4, NJ, lot
= r. cigars and cigarettes, az NO. ID Eie'eh'h
street. =, -, -. -, =.
my Al coDDiN, AZ L. NJ, 'gassiee's ss'e OF q
's.a..e iou,e and lot on the soaih side of Gay
ne,'r Muniord street. -.
pArSE & NowLiy, iosA' NJ dry Soo'' s'0'a'
Ing. shoes. hats, &c. =, ....h,,,s
JNo. V. ,.,hre. hne1 buggy 6srness.ss
,,,r,,woND BAZAAE. 10 A. NJ, hosousnofsa
H'SatGer S,a stGer stock, haVks and hosses, p'nie'' Sss
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AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
vERMITUGE
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

-. sovntenanoe is pale and leaden-colored' Win
.,,,5,nal sushes or eircumsensed spot on one or
.., .,ssss. the eyes become dull; the pupils
.,srs .enicircIe runs along the lower eye
..,. .., rose Is irrita,ed. sweIls, ara sometimes
.,,..,.. swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
,.,s,,ss, with humming or throobing Of the ears
-. ,,.,.n,l secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
...,p,; breath very foul, particularly in he morn
,.,: ,ppetl.e variable, sometimes voraeious' Win
,,n,uiu. sensation of the stomach. at others en-
.,.,,, oose: teetlns pains in the stomach; occa'
~, r,.ses ard 7omiting; violent pains through
,-. ~. abdomen; bowels Irregular at times costive
s,os sltmv. not unfrequently ,inged with blood;
s.'ly swollen aud hard urine turbid respiration
occasionally d,Heult, and accompanied by hic-
,,rss cn,h sometimes dry and eonvulsive; un-
A., and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
t.r; temper variable, but generally irritable &c
Whenever he above symptoms are found TO exist
DR.. c. McLANE'S yERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
nsBy form. II Is Ain innocent preparation, not ca
ss,ls II doing the slightest injury to the mos
tsdsT infant.
Tas genuine DE-. MCLAyE's VERMIFUGE hear
b. sggpsrures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS
ajtc wrapper.
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Destructive FIRE At An lR0N-FUINACE.
Information was received here yesterday OF
the total destruction by fire OF the extern
sive furnace-works at Buffalo Gap, formerly
known rs Siberlon. on the Chesapeake and
OHIO railway, about AZ miles west OF Rich
mopd. The works were doing large 5usl-
ness. and the loss will prove heavy one.
The property was insured for $4,000 IN the
Petersburg Savings and Insurance Com
nanv. North British Insurance Company,
and virginia State, OF Richmond.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

NotersE raihariic can be used preparatory 70 OF
.iSer taking qsinlae.
As simple purgative they are uneq1aled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Zach box has a red wax seal on the I'D, with the
IMPRESSION DIR. McLkSE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears The signatures Of c. MCLASE
tsdPLEAISG BROS.
lasisi upon having the genuine DB. c. McLASEs
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
brgh, Pa, the nsarket being full Of limitations OF
is name EcLASE, spelled differently but same
Pronunciation. my l9-deowly
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CIRCUIT Court. In the Circuit Court yes
terday tic suit OF Eac.ls's hC!ls Us. Kedd
and Others, to settle the ownership OF GER
tain piece OF property in Henrico county,
was decided in favor of defendants. The
parties interested IN the suit were all col
ored. About forty witnesses were sum-
moned to testify in this suit, but their testi-
mony was not needed.
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MoRTuAgY REPORT for the week ending
March 0- 1890:

MoRTUAgY REPORT for the week ending
Mal ch y, 1880:
Rrioht's disease, colOred; burns, color
ed. congestion OF lungs, | white, | color
ed: consumption, 2 white, colored !;
croup. colored; debility, white, c1lor-
ed: dysentery, colored; fever (yhoidl
While: hemorrhage Qrom lungs, color
ed. hemorrhage from stomach), colored; f;
inonition. . colored; inflammation OF BRAN,
. white: meningitis, white; old age, J
0bite. 1 colored; paralysis, | white, |
colored; pneumonia, ! colored Sulocation,
c,lored: teelhing, colored; unknown.
colored: whOoping.cOugh, ! colored {;
wound (cun-sho;). l coIored. Whole NUM-
her of deaths in the city, exclusive OF
stiIl-birlhs, 49, Age: One day to thirty,
coIored: one month 10 six, wDlte, col
orod-iotal. 3: six months TO twelve, /
white . colored-totaI, 3; one year TO
tbree. | white, 3 colored-total, 4; three
vears to five, colored; five years to ten, /
coIored. ten Years 10 twenty, coiored ;
twenty years to thirty, white; thirty years
n forty. | white. 2 colored-tctil, .; Iorty
veors IN ilftv, white; sixty years TO sew
on,v . white, 4 colorcd-tOlal, q; seytn'y
Years 10 eighty, 3 white; eighty years to
,Lnety. colored. Condition: Single, !
white. 16 colored-tOtal, 20; married.
white White colored-total. 8; widows, 9 white
r'It cnlored-total, 5. Ndtiruy: Richmond
70. "ther parts OF the United States, II
Iye'lond. 1: Scotland, /; unknown, I. Lo'
nnJ,,,, Marshall Ward, white, colored-
,o,si "s q. Jefferson Ward. l white. color
ee9~ioial, e s; Madison Ward, 3 white.
ec,o red~totil, A; Monroe Ward, eolored,
tg'N CI"y Ward, white; Jackson Ward
whine. ) colored-lotal, 6; almshonse'
eolored. -
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PHorosRAPus.-REEs's GALLERY Il the lest
and cheapest.
REES's GALLERY Is the only one where really
fine work is made at low prices.
REEss PICTURES are mounted on the hnes
enamel,ed cards inade In this country.
REEs's prices are: For Cards, $50 per dozen
81 per hslf-do1en; small Size, 50c. per dozen
Cabinets two for 81, &C. Main street. over South
ern ExDreSs office.
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Brief HemS.-rhere will be regular
meeting OF the City Council next Friday
night. Nothing was done at the last meet
ing, owing TO the want OF quorum.
The eoi0red luuatic VITO was sent 10 Jail
lat week il still confined there, and will
probably be taken 10 the Central Asylum
this week.
At the next election two coaneilmen will
be selected from the Third Ward and one
from each OF the other wards.