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Tho Work of the civ Mission

The Board OF Managers OF the charitable
institution known as the City Mission closed
the soup-kettle Friday last. They have been
requested by contributors throughout the
city 10 give some account OF their winters
work through the newspapers. They re-
turn thanks to the Dispatch for place in
IFS columns. The Mission has been in Ope-
ration three winters. Ii is supported by
voluntary contribution, and its object is TO
provide for the deserving poor in times OF
sickness and lack OF employment. a room
was rented in the Clifton House, matron
installed, and soup and groceries dis
pensed TO such individuals as were
recommended by the. members and
managers OF the institution. These
managers visited every square, and,
IL possible, every house in the city, and re-
ported I'll cases in need OF assistance. In
conjunction with the soup-hOuse proper n
Sunday school was held for the instruction
of boys and girls whose clothing did not
hermit their attendance on church in morn
ing Sunday schools, and it is pleasing to
note the civilizing influence OF such in
struction on these little street gamln, 10
whom the most familiar incidents OF the
Bible were a strange and startling feyela-
lion.
III Is lmD0SSlDle 10 relate III tue sIldil
space allotted the many interesting cases
who were rescued from starvation, or per-
baps crime, by this association during the
past three wears. A statement Of eXpendl-
lures and the amount OF provisions dis
tributed this winter may be OF interest:
For the month OF November, $50; for the
month Of December, S67.25; for the month
of January, Sl39.25; for the month OF Feb
ruary, Sl67.75; for the month OF March,
SlOO.25; for the month OF April, Sl4.'5-
total, S599.25. The number OF quarts oi
soup given away was $4,000; OF rations'
consisting OF tea coffee, -four, sugar, crack.
ers, and rice, between 1850 and l,iOo; OF
bundles Of clothing, over 1000.
On account OF the warm weather the ket-
tie is discontinued since last Friday, but
the treasury Is nearly empty, and we are In
great need OF money TO boy groceries ior
the sick. A few cents from each reader OF
this paper would cause our scanty store 10
overflow.
The managers are very anxious 10 keep
up the Sunday school, and small iund Tor
the aged and helpless during the summer.
10 him who will, out OF his abundance or
his poyerty, beslow bis pound or bis mite
on this charity, we have high authority Tor
saving It will be given back TO him one day
good measure, pressed down, and nowing
49, MANAGER.
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nond, were before Mayor Clarke. charged
WIN unlawfully throwing rocks at person:
on the streets, and for violently resisting
iDe police when in the discharge OF their
outy. The three men came over from Rich
nond 10 this CITY for the purpose OF getting
on "big drunk" Soon after reaching
Manchester they became very disoYderly,
ana engaged in throwing rocks at several
small boys. Some OF the rocks came near
striking the boys. Cbiefof-Police Lips-
comb was sent for 10 arrest the negroes,
ana overlook them near the Free bridge.
Wben the officer attempted to arrest
Inc men they Violently resisted and refused
10 90 10 the station-house. One OF the ne
groes-TbOmas Vaughn-caught hold Of
captain Lipscomb and was about to strike
MIN, when that officer pulled ont bis pistol
and dealt Vaughn severe blow with the
weapon on the top OF his head, making an
ugly confused scalp-wound. In the mean
while large crowd had assembled, and the
prisoners, still resisting, had to be taken 10
the city jail in dray. The crowd con-
tinued TO increase, and when the prisoners
reached the jail several hundred persons
bad c0ngreoated around ii, and the excite
ment was very great. A half dozen gentle
men assisted Captain Lipscomb in carrying
the prisoners to Jail.
The affair occurred Wednesday afternoon
about O'Clock, and the negroes remained
in Jail during the night. Captain Lips
comb was compelled to resort to the means
which he did in order TO subdue Vaughn,
and the Court said that he was perfectly
iustifabe in striking the negro.
Mayor Clarke fined Page and Robinson
s. each and costs for throwing rocks in the
street. All three OF them were sent on
to the grand jury Of the Hastings Court for
violently resisting the police, and were each
bailed in the sum OF 800. There were a
balf-dozen negroes in the crowd, but only
three violated the law.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE G0yERNOR.-The
Governor yesterday appointed the follow
ing Boards OF Visitors 10 the State lnstltu-
tions: a..
University of Yirginia.-A. FL. II. Stu
art, StauntOn; Thomas S. Bocock, Lynch
burg; DIR. L. c. n. Randolph, Cbarlottes-
vile; Rev. Paul Whitehead, Farmvllle !;
G.. A. Gilmore, Marion, smyth county;
J. L. Marye, Fredericksburg; John Goode,
Norfolk; John f. Lay, Richmond, instead
Of John Hart, resigned.
Virginia agricultural and Mechanical
COLLEGE. John Pretlow, Jr., Southampton
county, instead OF Z. Shirley Harrison, VINO
declined TO accept-term begins June 4
1880, and ends January /, 1882; X. v.
Gaines, Charlotte county, instead OF Charles
Bruce, who declined to serve.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind A ylam'.
Thomas n. Page, OF Richmond, Instead OF
]. d. Jones, term expired; ii. l.. d: Lewis
OF Berryville, instead OF Dr. c. &. Henke''
term expired.
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MRS. wINsLow'ss ssooTHING SYRUP.

REV. SYLyANUs CoBB thus writes 10 the Boston
Christian FreenidH: We would By no means rs-
commend any kind of medicine which we did net
now 10 be aood-particulariy for Infants. But of
TEs. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from snewletige in our own family II has
PROVED blessing indeed, by giving an infant trou.
bied With colo pains qHct sleep and It's pare
broken rest at night Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here l. article which works 10
perfection. and which Is harmless: for The sleep
which . affords the infant Is perfectly natural, and
the litteeherub awakes as bright as a button.r
And during The process of teething Us value Is In
eaculsbs. We have frequently heart mothers say
they would not be without IL nom .he birth of the
child III II had finished with the teething sitae on
any consideration whatever Sold by all druggists.
Twenty ave cents bottle. de 3l-eodfw
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TBE MOZART MUSICALE. The follow

THE MOZART MUSICALE. = The follow
ing programme was executed at the
nusiCuic Iaet night FirsI, overture,
"Fe>t," Ueutner.) orchestra; second,
solo baritone, "Dayy JONES'" Mr.. II. T..
CardozO; third, solo cornet, " Serenade,"
(Schiudler,) Mr.. Beier and orchestra;
fourth. pot-pourri, "Romeo and Juliet"
(GOunod,) orchestra; fifth, solo baritone,
"The OId Gray King" (Goodwin,) Mr.. H..
7. Cardozo; sixth, solo violin, "Noc-
turno," (Chepin,) Mr.. II. F. Laube; sey.
cnth, waltzes. " On the Beautiful hudsoD,"
(Bal,) orchestra.
Mr. CardozD was cordially welcomed, was
in fine voice, and his rendition OF the num-
bers allotted to him on the programme re.
ceived with meritcd applause.
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POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday, William Edwards (colored), charged
with stealing one box OF cigars from
w. ID. Horton, was tried, convieled, and
was ordered 10 receive twenty lashes and
sentenced to six months in Jail. An appeal
was taken to the Hastings Court.
Nancy Wilson (colored) charged with
feIoniously assaulting and wOunding Ann
Pittman with an axe. Sent on to the Hust-
ings Court.
Anderson Crump, Julia Robinson, and
Jennie snead, charged with burglariously
entering in The nighttime the dwelling
house Of Mrs. Ann Shienault and stealing
800 and one lot OF jewelry valued at Sl5O.
Continued until next Tuesday.
Several parties who were up charged WIN
tiohtine and being disorderly were fined.
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Cty COunCu.-A regular meeting Of the
City Council will be held tonight at 8
O'Clock. There is nothing Of special interest
to come up before the meeting. Reports
from several committees are expected 20 be
presented The Council will meet ut g
o'cIocl; for several months TO come. This
body meets regularly on the first and third
Friday nights Of each month.
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MILITARY ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting OF
the Attucks Guard, held "Wednesday night,
the following on'eommiss'ohea oIuceis
were elected: w. 7. Gray, orderly se!.
geant; Stephen ID. Turner, secoha seIgeans'
James Rush, third sergeant; u. r. Daoney,
fourth sergeant; A. Bundy, nith sergeant ,
William A. Harris, ensign-sergeant; Jones
A. Turner, quartermaster-sergeanli james
johnson. first corporal James ae,oen'
second corporal; Stephen Jones, tnird cor
moral; w. s. Selden, fourth corporal; a.
M, Burton, treasurer,
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81 On I'LL safes Of 2sat Bststs Dadas bstSee
u 1st OF January and taSt OF June the tdJssiet
the present year hare to be Datd By the purchaser
On MI sales made betl0sen the lst OF Jty ana idS
Of the year the td1ss haze to be paid By the seiSY
iFhlS custom was ldoptea sbou. fifteen years sse
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and aps
nj IS TO Richmond and geinify.l
j. THOMPSON BROWN, $50 z. " framed
dwelling No. 100 west Jackson street; also, .
vacant tot adjoining on the east.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Az p. ~, commits siOner' .
sale of dwelling No. 904 east Broad street.
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A PreSent.-Rey. DIR. Winfree, formerly
pastor Of the Baptist church here, but now
nf ChnsfnriioId, VvoS prSSCUtUu with nice
sulky several days ago by Mr.. A. 4. Rudd
and the ladies Of Mount Hermon church, in
Chesterfield. Dr.. WiDfree peached in the
county number OF years. and has many
warm friends there as well as in Manches-
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Arm BR0KEN.--Yesterday Mrs. A. H.
Perry, Of Manchester, In attempting 10
get on the stage for that city, standing a'
the corner OF Main and Eleventh streets,
fell and broke one Of her arms near the
wrist. She was carried into the store OF
Levy Brothers, and after receiving heeaeo
attention conveyed TO her residence, Oh
Decatur street. Manchester.
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THE HUsTINGs CoURT.-Tbe grand jury
Yesterday found true bills against John h.
Popham, for shooting II. G.. Agee; Nancy
Wilson, for shooting Ann Pitman, and
John Cox, for selling live stock without a
license.
Colonel Popham was bailed in the sum OF
$1,000 for his appearance to-day, with w.
w. Forbes and NJ. +. Pleasants as securi-
ties.
The court was engaged nearly all day yes
terday hearing the habedS corpus gotten
out by NJ. w. Tignor against his wife. Jo-
sephine Tienor, for the custody OF child.
The case was continued until tomorrow.
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The Day BaU.-Lyceum Hall was filled
last night with Manchester's beauty, on the
occasion OF the annual May ball Of the J. II.
s. l.. Warner Aliens band furnished eX-
ceIlent music, and the evening was most
pleasantly spent.
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A VERDICT The CorOner's jury in the
case Of Walter Coleman, small c0Iored
boy who died under suspicious circum-
stances several days ago at his bome, near
the Chesapeake and Ohio der6t, rendered a
verdict yesterday afternoon that the boy
"came TO his death from causes unknown"
In the analysis OF the stomach Coroner Tay-
lor failed 10 discover poison.
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JOHN w. FERGUSON, ESQ Know.
~ ing you as gentleman ihOroushy IGenliutu ~, q u
with The Interests OF this city. and one In whom The
peOple have implicit confidence, and feeling satls,
led that your consent 10 serve s Will be appreciated
nv All ci.sSeS We earnestly call upOn YOU 10 allow
Volr uame 10 ne used as CANDIDATE 10 RE-
PRFSENT JFFFERSON WARD AS A MEMBER
OF TIE CITY COUNCIL a the Approaching eiee-
tian1 snbisct 10 The decision Cf the Conservative
DrtmdrV election.
John II. Rose, X. T.. MtDners,
Dr Isaac Curd. Loren lnckIi- on,
= 4 Tucker George W. Warren,
q WhtIIock Ouis j. BosSieux,
Charles J.. Rady, w. A. Clhrke'
X. II. DutsberIy, w. u. Peasants,
Robert r. Briggs, a. Il. Ntls
Mites Turpin, Gecrsei Z. serrlng'
my 7-lit
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Three Neqroes from Richmond Make a
Desperate Attempt to Ecade AIresL-,At !
Edward Robinson, Thomas Page, and
Thomas Vaughn (ail col0redh from R.ca'
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|
BRIEF ITEMS Alderman Charles l.. Todd
owes ii 10 himself and the city TO make a
favorable response to The call OF large
body OF his constituents, which we publish
this morning. The list embraces many OF
the best men OF the ward, in all stations Of
life, and in every department 81 business.
! Two new names are mentioned to-day for
the Council from Jefferson Ward.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Virginia Mutual Protection Association
Will be held May 18th at O'Clock P. NJ.
Remember the supper and magic-lantern
exhibition at the First Presbyterian church
tonight.
A meeting OF the subscribers to The Ale
gbany Coal and Iron Company will be held
In this city tomorrow at IL O'Clock NJ.
| The ladies OF Sidney Baptist church are
conducting fair on Broad street near
Third. Give them cali.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Virginia Home Insurance Company
will be held May 11th at 50 o'clock p. NJ.
Proposals for the erection Of LAUREL
Street Methodist church will be received
until O'clock Z. NJ. May 11th.
The books OF subscription TO the capital
stock OF the Richmond and Wtst Point
| Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
will be opened at the Planters National
Bank May 26th.
The annual council fire OF the Great
Council |. o. r. NJ. OF Virginia will be kin
died at the wigwam of>Pocahontas Tribe,
at Odd-Felows' Hall, May 18th at II O'Clock
A. NJ.
Oakwood memorial-day has been ap-
pointed for next Monday. Hollywood
| memorial takes Dlacp Nav 26tb
! The registration books will be opened
| Tuesday, May 11th. See that your name is
recorded.
place Thursday, May 18Th. Pay your capi-
tatiOn tax and be qualified to exercise the
right Of suffrage.
An adjourned meeting OF the Common
Council will be held this evening at ) O'Clock
to consider unfinished business.
DIR. Cowan, assisted by the Monumental
choir, will, It is understood, give a concert
at DR.. Reade's church about the 2l,t Of this
month.
Mayor Darlington, Captain George ID.
Wise, w. l.. Royal, Captain j. II. Chan
berlayne. s. q. Witt, and other able speak
ers. viii address the Conservatives OF Clay
| Ward at West End Hall tonight.
Mr.. Charles w. Minter and bride (nee
Miss Ellen shelton, OF Louisa) returned to
the city yesterday.
10 the parade yesterday at Colonel Big
gers funeral Company L, Captain Parater,
had forty men, rank and file, IN line.
The Southern Serenaders will give ben
eft at the Virginia Opera-Ilouse tonight,
assisted by Mr.. w. II. Creston, the cham
pion rlfle-shot Of America.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.--At the annual meet
ing OF the Citizens Building Association
held Wednesday night the following oincers
were elected George Hirsch, president
John Metzger, vice-presldeni; John "A.
Kratz, secretary; G. Z. Thon, treasurer +,
John III. Dinneen, attorney aud solicitor +;
G. ]. Schmidt, Henry Metzger, and Charles
Uerbst, trustees; George Singer, Herman
Eyers, Henry Kratz, X. L. Howard, Paui
Roessey. and Moses Myer, directors.
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Brief HemS.-A fine musicale is promised
at Beethoven Hall tonight. An excellent
programme has been arranged
The fountain at Maury Cemetery has been
repaired by Superintendent Perdue. The
water flows beautifully from it now.
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CHANGE IN THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
scHEDULg.--On and after Sunday next the
chesapeake and Ohio mail train will arriyt
in Richmond at $50 z. NJ, instead OF 4:5O
as at present, end the express train ~ 1:8s
A. NJ, instead Of 7;25 A. M.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

We are distIllers' agents fer the ruREsr AGO
uoI. We undersell any northern market, and the
p"ies' SN'"'' W. ID. BLAIR Co.,
100 Main street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE LUTHERAN SYNOD-OPENING EyER-
CISEs-LIsT OF DELEGATEs.-The twelfth
Convention of the Evangelical General
Synod South met last night at the English
Lutheran church, Rev. W. G.. Schaefler,
pastor. The services opened with the beau
tiful liturgy of the Lutheran Church, read
by Rev. Or. Rude, OF Columbia, S. G.
The preparatory address was delivered by
Rev. W. n. Baum, ID. D., OF Philadelphia
The Confession was read by Rev. DR.. Rude,
after which the communion address was
made by Rev. DIR. Conrad, OF Philadelphia.
Communion was then partaken OF.
Tue Synod was then organized and pro-
ceeded to consider routine work. The wei.
come address was not delivered last night
on account OF the length OF the other eXer.
cises. The Synod will meet to-day at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and Rey.sMr. Scbaefftr will
welcome the delegates. The Synod will be
in session for probably week.
The following is partial list OF the dele
gates. and Others are expected to-day and
during the session:
Rev. A. X. Rude. ID. D., Rev. j. f.
ProbSt, Rev. L. I. Horn, Rev. j. Hawkins,
Rev. Ii. :. Wingard. Captain Hacker, T..
G.. Chisholm, Esq, Hon. G.. Leapbeart, DR..
Taylor. and other delegates and visitors
from south Carolina; Rev. II. w. Dosb, ID.
D., Rev. s. A. Eepass, ID. D., Rev. Il. &.
Holland. Rev. c. Beard, Rev. j. A. Snyder,
Rev. l.. Smith. Rev. J. S. Moser, Rev. l..
G. Miller, Rev. j. j. Scherer, Rev. j. L.
Miller, Rev. J. Ii. Barb, w. L. Craig, Esq.
Colonel Brown, Messrs. Grosecose, Grove,
Fulcher, Of Virginia; Rev. f. W. Conrad,
ID. D., Rev. Drs. Baum, Krautb, and Albert,
OF Pennsylvania DR.. Diebl, Of Maryland !;
DR.. Bntler, OF Washington; DR.. Strobel, OF
New York.
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SEINE-THfsEAD.

TIsHERMEN'S DEPOT. ~syEWes
PATENT AND sOtT.LAILs SEINE-IWlNE,
all sizes.
PRICES REDUCED-PRJES REDUCED.
sEINE-LINEs C0RKs. CORK WOOO,
COTTON aud TARRED ROPES, all snes;
YAWKINGS, &c, &C. ....,.,>,
FyrE NETS. THREAD GILL NETTING and
NETTING. for haul-ssfnes, on
IN al and made 10. order; also, NETS and Sti NbS
ri Ixed ready for uso We prepared toli all Or
'"'' l., ,LICHrENSTEIN & SONS,
.a,a tn,nor,ers nj the LsDN-BRAND sEIN E.
THRfAD, sarran'ed full standard.
nm Ia corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets
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ENTERTAINMENT OF THE LITTLE HELPERS.
The Young Ladies' Society, assisted by the
Little Helpers Of DR.. HOge's church, will
give an entertainment at the lecture-roOm
Of the church this evening from ) TO IL
o,plopE
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TAG WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERNoMETER YESTERDAY {: G \. NJ. 60 /;
Q 4. ~, 73; noon. 81; y. NJ, 81; p.
H., Sc; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature. rs 2.3.
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p.,eA,ys AT Hurzlrn BROTHERS,,

N. ELLysoy 4 Co.. advertising agents, insert sa'
vertisemenu In all Of the newspapers o. inc on,ss
sla,es at publishefs' ratsa Orders len ~ 'ne Ds'
match counting-room will receive prsmp' As~s
tfous
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THE PELICAN AND DIVES

Organized under the laws Of the State Of New
York.
SILVER MINES situated at Georgetown, I'm
Grsnh district, Clear Creck county, Colorado.
cARIrAL srocK, 100000; 100000 SHARES.
Pan vALCE, $40 EACH.
STOCK full paid and non-ass cradle.
REGISTRARS OF TRASrEKs.--Farmcrs' Loan
and Trust Company.
TRUsTEEs.-NorwinG Green. president Western
Union telegraph Company, New YORK; Henry II.
Plant. president southern Express Company, New
York. ]. &. Babceck. Treasurer Adams Express
Company. New York; ID. T. Carson, secretary
Sou bern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company,
New York. |. II. Maason, Drexel Buii.ifng. New
York: ALERT II. Cha Efler. president Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. New York: W. &.
HnmstOue, general superintendent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Ccmpanv, New York Tbeo.
y. Vail. general manager SaliOpai Bell Telephone
Company, Boston, Thomas I. Brady, Assistant
Postmaster Washington, ID. c.; Henry =.
Russell. Boston. Mass: General Francis J. Marshall,
GEORGETOWN, Colo; James VI. trmes. general super
in,endeot sonihcrn Bell Telephone aud Telegraph
Company, New York.
OFFIcERs.-Norwin Green. president Henry 9.
Russell. ycepresident Theo. n. Vai,, vice. presi'
dent; X. III. Rochester, treasurer; George G. Wilde,
secretary.
Clarence Cary formerly OF virei,iaj, New York;
Jerome 4. Manning, Worcester Mass. counsel.
Subscriptions received and inform ~ ion given by
ap 2s-lm THOMAS BRANCH q co.
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HENMCO NEws.-R. II. Talley, Esq, Of
Henrico, died at his home, in the county,
Wednesday night at II O'Clock in the
fortieth year of his age. Deceased was
widely known throughout Henrico and the
counties adjacent, and at the time OF his
death was commissioner OF the revenue for
the lower district. lie was at one time
Commonwealth's attorney OF Charles City,
and represented Henrico in the Legislature
several years ago. Mr.. Taley had been in
bad health for some tine, ana lis death.
though not unexpected, is deeply regretted.
The Henrico County Court will begin its
May term next Monday morning at II
O'Clock. There are several criminal cases
to be tried at this term. The Court will fix
Saturday, May 18th, as the day for the grant
ing OF liquor licenses.
The commissioners appointed 10 report
upon the adyisabiity OF constructing road
TO run parallel with the Brook turnpike will
report at this term OF the court.
The chairman OF the Board Of Superv-
sors OF Hebrico has signed $50 warrants
upon the treasurer for the seventy county
road oyerSeers. The warrants call for about
$1,000. This amount is paid annually for
their maintenance