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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-08

Brief ltems-At the next term OF the
Chesterfield County Court commissioner
OF the revenue for the First district Is to be
apponled 10 ill the vacancy Occasi0ned by
the death OF Mr.. William Gn RiournOy, who
held the position nearly thirty years. IL is.
understood that there are several applicants
for the office.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Chesterfield
county will hold regular meeting on the
9th OF this month. As yet there is nothing
but the usual routine business to come be-
fore the Board.
A polar wave struck this city Yesterday
morning, and the cutters on Hnll street
were filed with ice. The ponds In and
around the city were frozen, but the Ice was
not thick enough for skating.
A special grand jury has been drawn for
The next term OF the Chesterfield County
Court, which begins next Monday. There
are very few cases to engage the attention o;
the grand Jurors " hen they meet.
Wood has been very scarce in this city
for several weeks, and owing TO the bad
condition OF the roads very little has been
brought to this city since the middle OF
November. Last winter wood was very
| plentiful here.
Judge CI0pton has extended the time OF
| State Assessor Royal until January lst, al
which time The Assessors book will be
banded IN. Owing to the lateness OF his
appointment, and the large amount OF pro.
perty he had TO assess, Mr.. Royal was un.
able to complete his work on the 1st OF the
month.
A rector's guild has been organized In
connection with the Meade.Memoria
church. The membership consists OF the
young men OF The congregation.
Colonel Woodbridge, county treasurer,
has two fine rame deer, which run at large
on his plantation and near the corporate
limits. Frequently they are chased home
by dogs, ana run into Colonel Woodbridge:
house 10 get out OF the way OF the CANNES
Mr. w. &. Hall, farmer OF Powbatar
county, sold his crop Of tobacco in Rich
m0nd yesterday at Slt per one hundred
pounds-the highest price obtained thi'
season.
John Henry Holmes (coIored), who wa,
sent on to the County Court by Justice o.
the peace, will be tried for an unlawful as
sault next week.
Witnesses have been summoned from 'b'
different wards in the city to give testimony
before the Unieed States grand iury-whiel
was adjourned to meet in Richmond to
day-relative to the charges preferred
against the judges OF election.
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A O0WN.TOWN MERCHANT, hav.

IN Ing pas ed several sleepless nights, disturbed by
the ssonies aud cries OF q suffering eh,id, aud be-
coming convinced tSat MRS. WINSLOw'S sOOTff.
ING SYRUP was Just the article needed. procured
a supply for the chtid. On reaching home aud ac-
auain,ing his wife with what he had done. she re-
fused TO have II Administered TO the child. as she
was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That eight
the child passed In suffering. and the parents with.
ont slsep. Returning home the day following the
father found the baby still worse; and while con-
templatIng another sleepess Disht, the mother
steppcd from the room TO attend 10 some domrstic
duties, and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered 3 portion OF the
Soothing syrup TO the baby. and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well. and The little fellow
awola in the morning bright and happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden and wonder
fui change aud although at first offended at the de-
ception pruoticed. upon her. has continued 10 use
the Syrup. aud suffering, crying babies aud restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial OF the
Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby aud
overcome the prjudices OF the mother Sold by all
druggists: 20 cents bottle. sc 15-eodly
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Rxrd tco,oresal was released from the peni-
tentiary Yesterday and taken to the FIRST
nolice. ce.staiion, from which place ne was 10
haye heen escorted to the Chesapeake ara
ohio denot and placed on the ii O'Clock
train last night and sent back 10 stsunion'
a. her., he came from. While at the Stallion
rom., Ryrd stole pistol belonging TO Of
ticr Browu.l On icing searched Just prior
- ,he lime for him to start for the train the
n;.,oI ~ I WAS found IN one OF Byrd's stockings
hv Oficer l.amkjn. The ex-coDyict was
,o.r ed nm At the First station, and viii come
h.,cre the police Court this morning.
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BRIEF ITEMs.-Professor Willoughby
Reade will give reading on Thursday eve
ming next in the lecture-roOm OF the Leigh
Street Baptist church for the benefit OF The
Missionary Society OF that church.
Abbey's Humpty Dumpty will appear at
the Theatre Friday aud Saturday next, ana
will delight the children and grown people
WHO are fond OF fun and a good laugh.
This great combination will hardly fall OF
large audiences.
Charles Noting, the colored boy who was
shot Sunday night by BuddyFairclotn, was
seriously i'll last night a; the alms shouse. The
wound has produced Inflammation OF the
brain.
James Tunnel, Of Accomac county. was
received at the penitentiary Yesterday tc
serve term OF seven years for house.break'
| ing.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONp, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color. with nativity, and annual deaih-rate
ner 900 inhabitants for the month:
Cause of Death Bright's disease, col
ored: burns and scads, colored; cancer,
| white, colored; casualty, colored; con-
cussion of brain, cOloIed; consumption,
white, 4 colored; conyulsions, colored;
dyspepsia, / white; heart-disease. white,
1 colored; hemorrhage, | white; inani.
lion, l colored; inflammation OF brain, L
white: kidney. disease, / colored; maros-
mus. i white; meningitis, colored; old
age, 1 white, colored; pneumonia. l
white. 9 colored; rheumatism, white; tu.
berculosis, i white; unknown. white, l
, colored. Whole number OF deaths in tue
city. exclusive Of stilI-births, 80. SttH-
births: / white male, 2 coOred femaes-'o-
tai. 3. Aqe: One day TO thirty, whtte.'l
color.d-total, 2: one month 10 six, white,
1 colored-total, 3; six months to twelve, z
colored: one year to three, Q colored; three
wears to five, white, colored-totai, y;
five wears to ten, l colored; ten years TO
twenty, white, coored-total, 3; twenty
wears to thirty, 2 white; thirty years 10
forty. l white, 3 colored-total, 4; forty
wears 10 fifty, 2 white, 8 colored-totaI, D;
finy wears to sixty, white; sixty years TO
seventy, white, co'ored-total, 2 seven
ty wears to eighty, white, 2 colored-total,
q: eighty years to ninety, white. col
ored-total, 2 Condition: Single, 8 white,
| II colored-total, 19; married, 3 white, {
colored-tOtal, IL; widowers, coiorea
widows, 2 white, 3 colored-total, 4. nd'
fivifv: Richmond, 10; other paris OF the
limited States, IS; Germany. I. Locality
Marshall Ward, / colored; Jefferson Ward
. white; Madison Ward. white, col
ored-totaI, 9; Monroe Ward, 3 white,
colored-total, g.; Clay Ward, 3 white:
colored-total, 6; Jackson Ward. white
8 colored-total, 8; almshouse, 4 white'
c0lored-total, 8.
! COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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DeATB or CAPTAIN SAM N Cap
fafn Sam Maccubbin died last night about
3 O'Clock; aged Hfsy-Hve. Car'ain Maccnb-
bin was weIi and fsvorabiy 6Down here,
where he bad many friends. He was q
native OF Bsilinore. During TIE war be
was chief OF the Confederate detectives, and
since the war has been . member Of the
Bosrd Of Directors OF tlB PenitentSary and
a prominent citizen. His remains Will be
taken to Baltimore to- dav.
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/, TRIP through the various department. at
COHEN BRoTuERs'

DRY GOODS EsrABLisBMsSr. corner fcarh ana
Broad, AZ this particular season, cannot ian 10 DC
productive of many benefits TO those Who are oss
shopping. Their stock has tst been iasfeasea ~
many thousands Of dollars' worih, eabfscing soods
Of every description 10 the DRr GOODS hne, rs wei
as suitable goods for holiday presents. "a sdssr'
Used In another cosn, their prices are oS far tne
,..ost .ttr.e I've OF the
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VIZ ADVERTISE for the solo purpose OF talhns
nm, at,.n,,on OF our patrons 70 goods That We par
chased undsr value. Tnn feliexiss oaf sdss"sss-
meets can always re'y On not pn'y ans'nx - -
goods At ,epriees advertised, euf 20 oeaf ING ,us
s.andard value as represented. We only feefs 'n.s -
"a =. oe. mot permi. us 20 give fnher and mots
.seur,,s ,lst OF tho masy barssins we coss u ~
,,,,,s' SoaRx pnOrhEn&
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pry. n. II. BURrs OF Mana's. F'a.' says
.Turr,s PILLS are held In high repa'e az liver
regulator IN this hot cIiul,se In fact hardly know
ha,s we could xe, along without them. chiiIs ana
FEVER have lost their dead. car people tase one %
two doses Of the piilsa.d focw With aiteen nsins
Of oninine. DIVIDED inihree aeses during Tue ass'
Tn, a. ne never returns" i .
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ry-Op al, sales OF Real Estate made between the
LAT of Januar nv and last OF June the taxes for The
nresent YEAR baye 10 be raid by The purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st OF July and last or
the wear the xcs have to be paid by the saser.
fThjs Gus ON was adopted about hfteep years ago
bv All the real estate agents IN Richmond, and APP
plies TO kichnlond and yicinity.l
JSO. E.LkUGHTON, JR., 10Y A. NJ. eensrsl as
sorlmenI OF household anS kitchen furaiture,
cooking g-stoyes, harness, showcases, groceries,
&C.
GEORGE H. POISDEXTER, +. ", tenement
No 13l west Clay street. cor1er OF Jenersop.
PIC UslOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, carload of be rsess
&c. -.l--
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SUDpgs DEATB.-Mrs. Caroline aoss, o
worthy German lady, died very suddenly Of
apopIeyy yfst 'rday afternoon aij0tit q
O'Clock at The residenre Of her br0ther-in-
law, Mr.. William hess, No. 908 Cary. street.
She was apparently in very good heshh
few minutes before ner death.
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have snalyzed the whiskey known under the
brand OF SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
THRsD. BLAIR & co., Richmond, Va, and Hnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities /,
and recommend Its use for medicinal and family
purposes. J. b, McCAw, NJ ID,
Virginia.
Jauuary IS, 1872
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Nov. 80. Dec. 8, Nov; "a, Dse, sso A.
W. G. w. &. w. G. w. q.
=. ls g. l9 y s9 - - -

SfiII-born......
Whole number Of deaths for the montn oil
November, 1i7--wbite, 40; coiored, 7I..
Mean temperature for the week ending
November q, 33.47; mean temperature Tor
the week ending December 4, 1890.
Amount OF rainfall for the week endin2
November 81, LOT inches; amount OF ram
fall for the week ending December I, o.si
inches. o-o. Lii.
Rate Population Of city, 64,670'-white,
1871; colored, 26,69a. Rate OF MORTALITY
OF whole population was 2S.oo per l,Voo
per annum; rate OF mortality o. wnl.e pop.
ulation was 1850 per 1000 per annum; !;
rnte Of mortality OF coiored population was
l3.SS per 1000 per annum. 49,.
Figures used IN this report: White, ", 200; /;
coIored, 20, ,800-totni, 6500O'.
cousscercS IA Y % msssse allowance fos the Scaling
population OF our city.
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f,rr,xa CASES N Couar.-Iu the Police
con,, xes,erday morning Mnggie Marlin
.oa '.'.s ~ chatved with ieioniously cutting
w;,,,a, ns s Jssrrie, In the face with knife ana
.s.:n:nr Nan with o hafcbet, and Lewis
W.sIssn ss ,on lcolored) W. up, charged wne
,slon;ously a, cutting and wcunding Edwsfd
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SUPREME COURT, YESTERDAY.-L Love Us
Gunnelps ADMINISTRATIVE. Dismissal agreed.
Stone Us Knld. Argued by'Colonei John
II. Guy fer appellee and submitted.
Hughes Us. Harvey and ais. Submitted.
McIlwaine's executor Us. Mcllwaine's ad.
ministrator. Submitted.
Waltop's administrator Us. Easlev q
Hanes. Argued by Major Robert Stiles for
appellant and Judge Robert Ould for appel
lees, and submitted.
Just before the adjournment OF the court
on Yesterday the venerable president OF the
court announced TO the bar that he had
been advised by his physician that 10 order
to the recuperaiion OF his failing health 1t
was absolutely necessary that he should re-
tire from the bench for at least TWO months !;
that both his brethren on the lencb ana
many members OF the bar OF this court bad
united with bis, physician in this advice,
and that he had determined. In accordance
with these kind suggestions OF his physi-
elan and friends, to retire for short time
TO his home. and there seek the rest and re-
pose which he so much needed.
We know that tins announcement Will be
received with deep regret by the members
of the bar, az well as other numerous
friends OF this honOred and faithful public
servant, and that there will be among thu
whole people Of this Commonwealth the
universal and earnest hope that long and
noble life, marked by such faithful ana his
tinyuished public services. and Illus ratet
by so many private virtues, may stlli bt
prolonged for further usefulness.
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Tur TuyArRE-WIDOw BEDOIr.-There
was another very good house TO witness
Mfr. Bishops impersOnation OF the WIDOW
Redott last night. Whatever may have
been the authors conception OF the charac-
ter Of this eccentric old lady, we can easily
perceiye that as IL was rendered II is essen
tially Bishops creation. The plot or de-
sjpp of the comedy M 1t has any Is eutireiy
forpotton or oyerslaughed By the inlmllaDle
make.up. comical expressions, ana rldlcu'
Ions puns introduced by the actor. rhe
nortraiture OF the reIict OF the late HezeElah
Bedott as given by Bishop is mirtb-pro-
voking and admirable. He is well support
ed only by Mr.. james O'Barrows, who rem
ders the Quaker character, Elcer sniines.
in a manner that ref cts the highest cream
upon him as dramatic artist. Inc ,o'e'
scene between the Widow ana tne Eiuer-
in which all the love Is made Oy the IL,
doubtable Widow-is about as ABSURD ana
lauehable as anything we have ever W.T.
messed. In short, the Widow Is hafd'
headed. incessant, garrulous. Will. .bave.ner'
owp-way, and, al the same tune, innh'iey
amusing specimen OF the female "enih
neru The least said about the remaininI
members OF the company the better. III
fine intervals OF Bishops absence from tnt
stage they actually become tiresome ant
weII.nIeh destroy the relish 0i Inc per
,ormanee. But, not Notwithstanding this sc
rious draw back, everybody leaves tne Inea oi
tire well pleased with Bishops WIDOW DE-
dott: and those who fail TO see II MISS
dramatic treat. "a
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UNITED STATES CoURr.--The United States
Circuit Conrt will meet to-day The grand
and petit juries were adjourned over to
meet this morning at II O'Clock. The grand
jury will probably consider the cases Of the
Judges OF election to-day.
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THE COLD WEATHER. Monday was a
rainy, sloppy. disagreeable day, though not
cold, the mercury being nearly stationary,
and registering $50 at sunset. During the
early evening the clouds broke away, and
the wind, which had been easterly all day,
suddenly shifted to the northwest, aud
brought upon us the "polar wave," which
had its origin in the northwest twenty-four
hours earlier. The thermometer fell rapid
ly. and read 27o above zero at sunrise-a
fall OF 80 in fourteen hours. Ice formed
during the night from quarter to bali an
inch in thickness, according to the expo
sure. Yesterday was cold, windy, and blus-
tering, the thermometer recording only 2I0
at 8 O'clock 2. NJ.
1t was pretty cold last night in the West.
as the following figures. which we received
from our friends at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot, will indicate: Hinton, clear aud
cold, 16o; White Sulphur, clear and cold.
14o; Stsunion, clear and cold, 1So; Camel.
ton, clear and cold, 200; Charleston, clear,
19o; Huntington, with indications Of snow,
00O
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETNG.-The stockhold-
ers of tie Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company met yesterday-Mr. Ii. d.
Wbitcom6 presiding. A committee on
nroxies, consisting Of Messrs. L. r. Leland,
r. M. Manly, and o. II. Russell, was ap-
poipied: after which the meeting adj
iourped until this afternoon.
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEFINED.
The sale OF AIkfSsoS's WHITE ROSE exceeds
that OF any other perfume. and constantly increas
ing. can hsriy fall short Of quarter OF million
hotties annually,
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kIR0RAnNA

GLEOPApHAt
Her power was retained by force Of Tsrssnsi
charms. She he'd the old" boys" captive Whenever
sh. talked pretty 10 them and showed her teeth.
History should tell US that she used sozopoS 7, but
n don't. The preparation .he used might have haa
another name then.
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UNnER THE CALCIUM


AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE At THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH LAST MIGHT
BEAUTIFUL LADIES AND HANDSOME
DREssEs-eERgHoNY AND RECEPTION
AN INTERESTING ocCAsIoN-PERsoNAL
THE BRIDAL TOUR, ETc., ETC.
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0opEv's LApY's Book for January, 1881,
has. beeu received from q. +. Johnston's,
Main street. a splendid No
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
quite cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ. 81 /;
8 A. NJ, 30; noon, 81; p. M., 81; q r.
w.. 20; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, 29t.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS Poa To- -DAY.-Fo the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or rising followed
by falling barometer, falling followed by
rising temperature, westerly winds, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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REPAviSG MAIN STREFT.-The following
are the preamble aud resolution offered by
DR.. Manson and referred to in the proceed
ings OF the City Council published yester-
day:
Whereas the requirement OF Main street
Is desired by many citizens for the follow
ing reasons: 1. That IL Is now an extremely
rough, uneven pavement, diSagreeable to
passengers, ruinoUs to vehicles, and dam
gerous to horses. 2. 1t Is injurious to the
health OF the CITY, as it Is impossible to re-
move the foul collections between the cob
bestoDes. 3. That it presents a repulsive
and disagreeable appearance to all strangers
visiting the city. and thereby tends to dis
courage the immigration Of labor, capital,
and enterprise into our city. 4. That il is
due TO the heavy taxpayers who own the
property on this the principal thoroughfare
OF the city, which is evidently injured In
appearance and value by the unsightly and
dsagreeable character Of the street:
Therefore be 1t resolved, That the Com
mittee on Streets be requested to inquire
into the eXpediency OF repaving Main street
from Eighthto Nineteenth streets with gran
ite blocks, and 10 report the total cost OF
same to the next meeting Of this body.
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Leslie" must have occusred TO more tbs
one Of the spectators:
The powers abone will tent thee;
Misfortune sba' ma Steer The tt,It
Thourt Ike Them. elites sae lovely.
That IN the g'II ue'er let usxh thec.-

That III theylI ue'er let usxh thec.r
The bridesmaids and their attendants
were In the following order: Miss Mc,y
Lyons with Mr.. Wemore, of New York;
Miss Mamie T. Pace with Mr.. Barton Hax-
all; Miss Fannie Young with Mr.. Frank A.
Davenport; Miss Helen Garpeit with Mr..
George w. Morris, OF Cbari6 ttesvIlle; Miss
Mildred Cullen with Mr.. =. N. Bruce; Miss
Lille PIeassnts with Mr. Henry Hobson; ;
Miss Leila Palmer with Mr.. Kobert Har-
zous. OF New York; Miss OIey Cullen with
Mr.. George W. Archer.
The bridesmaids were all beautifully at
tired In brocaded satin and crystnl trim
mings, and II would be next 10 impossible
to describe the beautiful effect of the cal
cium upon these dresses and trimmings, os
the young ladies stood during the cere-
mony In The full blaze OF the light.
ET CErgRA.
After the ceremony a handsome enter
taintnent at DR.. CuIen's house was attend
ed by large number OF guests, where 20 all
went merry as q marfiage-b bell"
The young couple left on their bridal
trip at 1 O'Clock last night, ands With youth
and hope for travelling companions, 1t is
sure to be happy one.
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CITY CIRCUIT COuRT.-In the City Circuit
Court yesterday-Judge Wellford-thes suit
Of s. T. Beach Us. The City Railway Com
papv was decided. the jury rendering Q
verdict for $500, costs, and interest, in IT,
vor of the plaintiff.
The case Of Redd Us. l.. Il. Dickinson
was continued until the next term.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at tDe Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. {. Ricbard'
son:
John johnson (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderIy ana rcsis,'ng
the nolice. was fined $40. Committed in
default OF payment.
Patsey Booker and Julia johnson (both
colored). charged with threatening to cut
Maggie Johnson with knife. Dismissed on
payment OF cost.
James Baguall, charged with aSsauliing
and cursing Dora Jacobs, was discharged
on payment OF costs. M
Thomas Samuels, charged win Deing
drunk. The accused failed to appear, ana
an attachment was issued.
Edward SaIlie and Cole Myers (boih col.
ored), charged with fighting, were required
TO give surety for three months. In defauit,
they were committed 10 Jail.
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HusTINGs CoURT.-The Hastings Court
was engaged Yesterday trying criminal
cases. The following were disposed Of:
Bette Jackson, stealing IS from the per.
son OF Norman Scott, was found guilty and
sent to The penitentiary for five years.
Harry CabelI (colored) came up on appeal
from the decision OF tho Polioo Cont,
where he was convicted OF assault and bat.
iery and sentenced TO Jail for ten days and
fined S5. Tue Police-Court decision was
sustained.
Lucinda Davis and Charles Kellum, con-
ycted IN the Police Court OF stealing, and
appealing to the Hastings Court, were tried
and acquitted.
The case OF william Bunstcin, charged
with selling goods by sample without
license, was dismissed bv the Common
wealth upon payment OF cost.
william Thornton (colored), charged with
mjsdemeanor, was found guilty, and
sentenced to pay fine Of tive cents and to
be confined in Jail one day.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FURNITURE.

EURNITURE.-LARGE STOCK-M
IL GREAT INDUCE Z n S-EAsf u
TERMS OF FPAYMENTs-We cali attention NJ
Of ali in need OF goods 10 our large and select'
stock of Furniture, embracing all OF the iatest
styIes In Parlor, Chamber aud Dining Room SUI Is.
t,r stock is full and compcTe; our prices as low as
Tie lowest: orr goods will conn are win any III the
city as for workmanship aud finish s>,
''' - K. GATHRiGHT son,
da 2n 16 Governor street.
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NJ. ELLYsON 4 CO., advertising agents. Insert al
VET isements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis.
patch coanting-room will receive prompt atten-
fiop
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EMINENT DIR. W.. F.srEukzr,
LEVY BROTHERS
now show
H.zAAa; on CupIsrNAssAs;R.

The ladies' OF Moore Memorial chapel are hard
work IN the Yonng Mems Christian Assosfation
Hall. They propose 10 besin the sale In aid OF the
Church Bnildng fund on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
December 9th, at 7o'clock. There will bs 40 RAP
rpINa. and visitors will not be IMPoRrUYgD to
purchase.