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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12

THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-ThPre was
another splendid audience at the Theatre
last night TO enjoy the third performance OF
Mr.. FOrd's company in the Galley Slave,
a mclo-drama which has become very pop
lllar here, and which was admirably pre-
sented last night. The company inn
proves wonderfully upon acquaintance,
and each rendition surpa>ses the previous
one in telling effect. Is is evident she
artists are now arriving at proper cOncep-
ton OF the characters they assume, and con-
sequenty the dramatic situations are more
forcbly and strikiDgly presented. III there
is one that should be complimented more
than another it il Miss Marie BOckel in the
T6le Of Francesca Brabant. Her perform
ance from beginning TO end Is perfect, and
she pOrtrays the terrible grief, anguish, and
despair OF deserted wife and m0therto the
life. Miss BOckel is IN actress Of great
merit.
The heroine OF the piece is an American.
and the strOngly-markcd character OF the
Italian model, Francesca Brabant, gras ps
the sympathies OF the audience and divides
the interest with the principal. The group
iny OF peTsonageS accidentally met IN for
cign country is most happily and artist.caliy
handled, and the movement OF the drama Is
enlarged TO meet the variations OF character
and race-proclyity. The villain Of the . Cal
lev slave" i, 4 French Baron, lie Bois; bis
prime victim, the Italian model, Francesca
Brabant. The hero i fine. manly, Englsh
artist: the heroine an American heire>S:
The Incidental personages are Dpes OF
American society well adapted to dramatic
treatment. The situations arr strong.
The hero Is convicted OF robbery,
which be Acknowledge, tc. save the
honor OF the woman he lO2eS. and Is
banished to the galleys. The plot is yerX
strong, and the catastrophe Is brougLt
about naturally. The divergence OF tie
current OF the play from the smooth chan
mel Of happiaess is so well dsvsed. through
a natural Disapprehensio1 on the part OF
Cicely Blaine, the heroine. Of the news that
the Italian girl imparts to her, As to To al
most impeFceptible untS the tumu'o has
begun. The characters ERE 80 well depicted
that all the parts are good, and all are IN
teTestlag.
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THE TBEArRg-FsS Oh THE PACIFIC
This is a very amusing comedy, founded
upon the incidents OF sea voyage. The
dramatic portion IS chiefly tskoa IRON Tom
Taylor's "OveFland Route" great deal
OF music oi the merries. character Is intro
duced, and each and every character has
some funny work 10 do. There is noihlDg
serious in the entire play. Songs, amusing
incidents. dances, and extrayaganzas are
the order and substance Of the entertain.
ment. II has laughing room only, ana
those who wish Ia lie merry should take
.the sea trip" iO-night, which VIII be
given In company with Denham, the come
dian; the bright actresses, who add per-
sonai beauty To rare comic powers; Mrs.
Germon, whose heritage OF comedy from
her Jefferson blood Is recognized by all I;
little Lily Parslow, and Others. New see see
merry will also lend picturesqueness 70 tue
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RIcBNoNp, VA, February II, 1880.
Editors Dispatch Your esteemed paper
OF to-day contained an article on Ireland
and its treatment by the British Govern.
ment. The staten ent that Queen Victoria
requested the Slltsa Of Turkey not 10 give
so much TO the poor OF Ireland Il so very
remarkable that many Oi your readers
would like the ''Pa,riotv who wrote the
article to give TIE ps'5iic hAss 3D. hori'y for
such statement. II Will NOT DO TO say that
such was the caseS II must he proved by
some oficial record. The whoe world looks
upon Queen Victoria as the psIest and best
ruler that ever sat in ahe chair af State, and
The highest type OF a "Chrlstian woman"
Please allow me alss to say. for general
information. that the "Mansisn-H0use
Cosmiltee bas among rs members the Pre-
teslant Episcopal and Roman Catholic
ArcbbisbOps OF Dublin. who are not likely
TO be oppressive 10 the poor.
AN IE;gUHAN
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IRISH BELIEF SOCIETY.-At a meeting OF
The Executive Committee OF this Society
held last evening at the residence Of Bishop
Keaf'e the following report was submitted
by Mr.. Thomas Fotts, treasurer:
RICHMOND, Va, February II, 1880.
! John Purcell, Esq, ChdirmTn Executive
Committee hiSh Relief Society, Rich
Ja0nd, Hd.:
Ny Dear Sir,-I beg to report to you that
tse collections and remittances on account
OF The Irish Relief Fund up 10 this evening
amonnts TO s3,5sS.i7.
| beg also 10 state that | baye paid the
Mozart A ssociation for the use of the No.
zlrt TsaiI for our public meeting S20 and
WoodfsOuse & Parham 1920 for collectors
pass.bo,ks, making the total expense,
S22 20, and leaving in the Merchants Ma
tiona Raak the sum OF 1866 97 10 my
credit as sysss urer OF the Irish Relief So
ciety. ga pectfuliy,
1'H0NAs PorTs, Treasurer.
On motior. the funds collected were or
dered TO be dsn ibuted rs follows: A bill
OF exchange SoT say ESQ be sent to the
joint order ca sin' Most Reverend Arch
bishop McCaDe and the Most Reverend
Archbishop french. OF the city Of Dublin,
10 be by these distiue uished clergymen dis
trbuted, withost req ard TO creed, where
eyer suffering or want can be found in Ire
land.
This PLAY was adopted as the very bes. to
meet the wishes OF che contributors and 10
keep the fund out Of the hands OF the Man
siOn-Ho Committee ind also from the
Marlboro COmmI.tee.
A joint letter. signed by all the members
Of the Executive Committee, will se sent
to Dublin.
Richmond has done robly for the f5minc-
stricken people. Suffering still cont.9ues,
and will, it is believed, continue until next
autumn, when the harvest can be reaped.
Three hundred thousand people, as Mr..
Parnell said, are "sI0wly starving to
DEATH; but with the help OF an American
charitable public they viii be kept alive.
The New York Heratd fund had reached
the sum OF Sl44, 29S.46 up to Tuesday, and
was increasing at the rate OF about ten
thousand dollars per day. 1t is noticeable,
too, that this fund is made up principally Of
small contributions; but what is more ac-
ccptabe than the widows mite? The Her.
aid subscrip'ion-list at the Dispatch office
shows a steady increase. Subscription-lists
to the same fund can be found at several
other places in the city.
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FATAL ACCIDENT on A RAILR0AD.-Part OF
a west-bound freight train on the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railway was thrown from
The track near Cotton Hill, in West Virginia,
on Tuesday, and the track blockaded so as
to delay the mail train due here al $50 O'Clock
p. NJ. on Tuesday, and the express train due
here early yesterday morning. The latter
train arrived here in the afternoon. The
accident was caused by stone rolling down
from the mountain and falling upon the
truck. The locomotive and portion OF the
train passed over safely, but flat-car loaded
with pig-Iron was overturned and the iron
thrown upon brakeman, who was literally
mashed fiat. The track was all clear last
evening and trains running on their usual
time.
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PoT-OFF1cg sTAIIsTics.-T The ioIlowiur
ts report OF mail matter delivered and col.
lected by the leitcv-carriers at the Rich.
mond post.oflice for the month OF January,
1880: Registered letters delivered. 1.S2i:
mail letters delivered, I22,5i0; mail postal.
cards delivered, 3l,S93; local letters de.
livered, 1892 local postal-cards delivered,
10,1Gfj newspapers. &C.. delivered. 1i, III:
letters collected, G5,7I6; postal.cards eol-
lected, 23,5,l; newspapers, &c, collected,
$3.50; total postage on local matter delivered
through the boxes, general delivery, aud
by carrier, k532.3j.
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PERSONALS AND BRIFFS.-Mr. J. l.. Wal
drop. general eastern passenger agent for
the Piedmont Airline at New York, was
in the city yesterday and left on the eve
ming train for the North.
Tilerman Lee, of the Truck Company,
was better yesterday.
The special committee Of the House Conn
posed OF MessrS. Gibson, Head, Gross,
Bailey, and GREEN appointed to investigate
the rotundo fight were engaged in taking
testimony Yesterday.
Hon. Thomas F. Bayard and Hon. Eppa
Uunt0n are IN the city.
Among the 6adly-directed letters wrestled
with yesterday at the Richmond post. office
was one directed to "Muntre, Serah Co
Northceln." The mailing clerks forwarded
i to Mount Airy, Surry county, North
Carolina"
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JAiANESE TEA-PARrY.

I'VE LASIEs' SEWING CIRCLE OF
TUB hEdSD BAPTIST CHURCH will have
iH.SAfAAL Lsb TEAL -DhiNKikG for the children
,nnlnfif y tufdroom On FRIDAY AFTERNOON the
isl iDstsnt fom 10 o'clock. Zach child by
psDpk 70 efhb can pd q cup OF tea and keep the
CUP an1 sancf 20 take bone with ibein or for
s,nts oay queer OF Ice cream aud retain the
AZ eo'eloek M, The Library will be presented TO
We SUNDAY scbti Dy the pas or. Rev. HENRY NC
PARTY VIII b}resumea for iadie, and gentlemen
a. the usual prst. II iz-2ts
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, z.
NJ bers OF METROPOLITAN LODGE, AK
No. / ]. are requested to attend a sisted COM
wuricai0n of cir Lodge at st. Albans Hall THIS
Thursday EVENING, February 18TH at o'clock.
All Master Masous in good siandngare Invited 10
attend. By order Of the W. Nj.
fg l.-lt :. B. JACOBS. Secretary.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
VI The visitors this Institution VIII meet al the
College uu TUESDAY. MARCH %. at II O'Clock,
% Eli The CHAIR OF ANATOMY, vacated Oy the
resignation of Professor r. ID. Cunningham.
Appdcants will send in their credentials 10 TIE
secretary of the Board. "
l. II. WHITE, NJ. d..
g., 16.eo.Ifd Secretary.
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POLICE COURT.-Justice White disposed
OF the following eases yesterday:
John II. Butler, for threatening to Kill \.
c. Butler, was committed to jail for ninety
days IN default OF surety to be OF good be-
havOr.
William Brain (colored), arrested as a
suspicious character, and William Suther-
land for being drunk, were discharged.
Jefferson Taylor (colored), for unlawfully
stealing one lot Of rope, valued at seventy
five cents. the property Of james Sweeney.
Ordered TO receive ten lashes.
Cora Williams (cOlOred), for trcspassing
upon the premises Of Thomas Scott and As
>autlng and abusing the family OF David
Jarvis, ililed for ten days.
William Holmes diiaS johnson (colored),
for as,aultins and wOunding Joseph Wood
son, jliled for ten days.
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JNO. v. LAUGHTON, JR.. l0f \. ", hedstea'S,
bnrr aus. sideo0aEi. saie', iarfsr SUITE, saSn-
eases. stoves char &c.
RORERT H. LYME 1 r. NJ. e<samissOness sale
valuable truck 'kfm, with ga.ssi brick dweLinHs
aud other larsa itapr0y ein tDfs thereon, ia BOW
ling Grecu. Isnric0 county 0a the Ios.i ltadinS
from tho Chesapeake Bpa Daio Eailrosd shops VI
the Meohars0syisle turnpise, tie fos,ncr hDna
of ihe late ssha A;n0r ttoi's
DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS, t2 NJ. large sale ot
Eastern sHf North Car0iinA hers ingsi also, an
assortH.eat OF groceries, &C.
JAS. MACOolGALL, 40 4. NJ, ss0es oi nill.
neiv, sytares, Showcases, &C., al No. SVi bioa"
sfrfeA
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING-MIss JENNIE
BAIRp.-First. overture, Merry Wives Of
Windsor" (Ncolai,) orchestra; second,
solo soprano, "Com 'e Bello,' (Donizeiii,)
Miss Jennie Baird; third, solo violin,
q Rode's Air." tRode,) Mr.. II. f. Laube ;
fourth. duo flute and cornet, " serenade,
Koppitz,) orchestra; fifth, solo soprano,
" Zingarela," tMlIard.) Miss Jennie Baird
sixth, "song 90 Without Words (Mendels-
sohn.l strings; seventh, waltzes, "Electric
Sparks (Zikoa,) orchestra
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LADIES UNDEtwEAR.--tJ W BRorHfRs are
the largest manufacturers " This article In this
state. They hayC had AZ 4 '.heir hand, Dnsly EN-
ployed for the past folr zee aud can row sho"
the largest stock Of LADfLS GSDERwKAA IA tbs
city. Is the material urSf IN the mani Giclurc OF
the garments Was purchase before The adyauce la
price, they ars enable CGer ihls seek al old
pIices. Lndiss will lVi IL 10 their advantage To
p&ccha.e ~ once. t'.'s' by saving 2 per ceis.
CARMENTs 1ADE r'HaRDER At sHcsr NOTICE..
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ANNIE EVA FAY, THE SCIENTIFIC Mp
DUN, At The THEATRE Friday eyenln (
the Theatre will be occupied by Miss AnDle
Eva Fay, the spirit medium, assisted by
Professor Brad on and Mr.. j. l.. williams,
in one OF their popular successes. Miss
Fay's name is connected with some 81 The
most remarkable phenomena exhibited un-
der the name Of spiritual manifestations.
Her entertainments are not given as eIpoSes
OF so.called spiritua ism, neither does she
by them strive to inculcate splrituaIistlC
doctrines but they are given as scientific
exhibitions, and her audiences left. to dra"
ihrir own conclusions.
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OLD DOMINION RYE MHIsKEY eight year, old (;
- q SELECT" RYE WHISKEY;
e. MOSTROsE" RYE WHIsKEY;
'' 'ALLEGHANY RYE WHIsKEY;
' nike HARMAE" RYE WWSKEY;
" EMPIRE" BOURBON WHisKET;
" INGLEsIDg" BOURBON WHisKEY;
" WILSON" BOURBON WHlSKRY;
IIESSESSY and MARrELL BRANDY;
DUFF GORDON and other SHERRGES.
The above brands are for sale by W. ID. BLAIR 4
co. al moderate prices.
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CONGRESS WATEI.-Is super iorty as Il catbar-
tie and Alternative consists Ia rs entire freedem
from ylhing bitter, acid. OF crude that produces
headache. internal soreness. ana tends ~ destroy
the mucous membrane Ali iDiIsral watey that arc
dangerous rriiants may he knOEn by an acid after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. At night it was cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: . A. NJ, sc !;
A. NJ, ii ; noon. 60; p. ID, So; p.
NJ, so; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature, Asa.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To. O.DAY.-For the Middle
States, threatening weather, rain, increas-
ing southeast TO southwest winds, slight
rise in temperature, and falling barometer.
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8irhmond nispatth.
observation-disclosures -, 1880.

So THE CIRCULATION or THE srsFATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcU'
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHEB DAILY NEws-
PApRRs OF THE CITY.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ys- Om sl! sGLes Of geal Estats mate b'fvsS9
ts 1st n January 1pf lqE0 June tao fde<slot
"a present year haze % be mid tythS sufsAass<
o. nlL sslss made 6ef 0ssstas lSt OF July and lde
o< ths ysar the taxss hdos0 Be paid 70 ths sstlsS
This custom was sdOptca about nftesn year. sge
by all he real estate sgs.fs IN Richmond, aad 49,
plies to Richmond nd vtsniiy1
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MAss-MEETING AT MOZART HALL To-
MORROW NiaaT.-We publish elsewhere
call OF several hundied citizens for mass
meeting at Mozart Hall tomorrow night on
the subject OF tbe sunday liquor law,
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COUCIIs, COLDS, AND Co>sUAProT are ofioa.
cured by Tie timely use Of Ccsi-Liycr Oh. Try The
Emulsion prepared by pgAcyLL, LADD & co.
Price, Soc For sale by an druggists.
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NAN AND WIFE.
Mr. John T.. Poiudextcr Married 10
Miss CoffrelI.

A NEW AND INTERESTING CHAPTER IN
THE HISTORY or 4 CELEBRATED CASE
REVIEW OF THE CURTIs H0MrCIDE-PRT.
SON LIFE OF PoINDExTER-EFFoRT FOR
A NEW TRIAL AND FOR PARDON OR COM
MUTATIoN-THE MARRIAGE 4 QUIET Az
FAIR; BUT A FEW PERSONS PRESENT
FoRTITCpE OF THE BRIDE; HEB GRAFT.
TUDE TO SERGEANT LEE-PARTiCULARs
COF THE AFFAIR-PERSONAL. &C.
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-. EiLYScS - tO.. advertising agepts, iaseSt sce
yertiseients H. all of the wspsTers Of toe United
S,ses a. pubits>rs' rates. Orde3 lest 8. the Dts.
patch coaDars~room wi. reeve prompt a.xns
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SAVE MONEY by sEs lng your printing done sttho
DISPATCH PRiS rrcs-IiOCsE. Coed wo2, low
prices, and sa;isfaeV5n glarsBioed.
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TIE MOST PALATABLE WAY to faxe Cod-Liyer
OIL is in emulsion. Use PURCELL. LADD & cos,
combined with hypopho,phlte, OK lime and soda.
Price, soc. For sale by an druggists.
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pICHMQND MOZART ASSOCIATION,

The regulai weekly sOiree win take place at Mo-
1n iisll THIS (THU3SDAYD EVENING at SK
o'clock. ADHESION only by membership or invita-
n,.s,abers eafobtain inyiation-cards on application
s3no: /, siEiEL. 42l Broad street, or &. :. JOHN
sIos, sls ssin street. IA 3-Th
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stage, ana several hours will be pleasantly
spent sfioat npon the great sea that divides
asia from fse western coast Of the great
American continent.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-White and
ais. rs. Cecil and wife. Petition for writ
OF error TO the judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court OF TaZewell county on the
18th OF August, 1879. Writ Of error re-
fused by all OF the judges.
Goodwyn and wife rs. Buiord, &c. Dis
missed by appellants.
Brown and ais. Us. Lambert's admins
traitor. Argued by J. \. Jones, E,q., for
appellants, and +. ID. Irving and samuel
ID. Davies for appellees, and continued until
TO-DAY.
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OLD MEN tolterny round rom rheumatism, kid.
ney trouble, or any weakness, viii be made almost
new b. using Hop Bittcrs freely.
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SEED POTATOES.

CEED POTATOES.--0ne thousand~Dar-
- re,s EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected ssps-
eialy fag seed--harres averaging peal tbrve gasn
els each. Persons wanting choice stoeA i"4 "~"~
'"s VI" -" "N'''s lLISON a ADDISON.
r. aim iS22 CARY sixSsb
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. The Board OF
Directors of this body will meet this eve
ming at 9 O'Clock In the rooms OF the Board.
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A tribute from his friends in appreciation
OF his pure and manly character.

OF NIs DUFF
snotIess in life unlarnlshed In death.
March 18th Poindexter was arraigned at
the bar OF the Hastings Court and pleaded
=. not guilty." Three hundred men were
summoned and examined on their r0ir dire
before the panel was completed. Friday
the 2Sth the jury being unable to agree were
discharged.
The second trial was commenced the 18th
OF April. Out OF two or three hundred cit
izens OF Richmond summoned but one ve-
niremau was obtained. The Judge then
summoned fifty citizens OF Alexandra and
Fredericksburg, and jury was at once
secured.
THE ENGAGEMENT OF MARRIAGE.
On the second trial the following fact
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IMPORTANT TRIAL AT THE CIRCUIT COURT
The trial OF Il very important ease was
begun yesterday in Judge WelIf0rd's court.
1t arises on bill fled by IL. :. McComb
and Others against the w. and Q. Railroad
Company, in which the plaintiffs claim to
be entitled TO about $4,000 principal and
interest Of bonds Of the \. l.. and II. Rail
road Company and about like amount Of
W. and .. bonds, held by them to secure
the sum OF S22S, 600, advanced by them to
the railroad company IN 1869. The A. L..
and II. bonds are secured by mortgage on
the works, property, and franchises OF the
road, dated May, 1868. The w. and o..
bonds are secured by second mortgage OF
the railroad company after it changed its
corporate name, dated April, 1871. The
company makes several defenceS, insisting
that the plaintiffs are not entitled to any Of
the \. L. and Ii. bonds, having agreed to
surrender them and take in exchange
W. and o. bonds, 50 that the extent
OF the claim is to the w. and o.
bonds. The company further insists that
the contract having been made with
the plaintiffs at the time they were
directors OF the company, is null and void
under the special charter OF the company
and under the general policy CT the law,
and that the plaintiffs are not entitled to
any OF the bonds. There are other ques-
tions on the pri0ritieS Of certain debts, and
the liability Of the county OF Clarke for
800. coo OF its bonds, placed by the county
on certain conditions ia the hands OF the
company. most OF which have been sold or
pledged by the company.
The plaintiffs counsel are Hon. Thomas
+. Bayard, Of Delaware, Judge W. J. Ro-
berisOn james NeeSOn, and X. I. Barton.
The counsel OF the W. and o. railroad
bondb )lders are Messrs. Stewart and
Claughi0n. Judge Parker and Mr.. Moore
represent the county OF Clarke, and Judge
John \. Meredith and Colonel IL. II. Lee
are counsel for the railroad company. As
the case is a vOluminOus one, involving i'm
portant questions and represented py a huge
array of able and experienced counsel, II is
likely 10 continue a week or ten days. Mr..
Barton commenced the argument yesterday
and spoke two hours and half. when the
court adjourned until to-day. He will re-
sumo bis argument this morning. Colonel
Lee is expected to begin his argument to-
day. Mr.. Bayard will speak tomorrow OF
Saturday.
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EMINENT wmNEG BRIx1oS, VI. d..

BALTIMORE WRITES
have used Coliea's LIEBIG's LiQUIo EXTRACT
OF BEEF in my practice. 4 a tonic In cOnsump-
tlOn. debility, weakness lnemla, ehorO,is, &c, IL
calta I De- gstrDnssed.