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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief NemS.-The Hastings Court was In
session yesterday, and was engaged in
granting liquor licenses for the ensuing
year. All OF the parties who obtained II.
eenses last year had them renewed.
Rev. 4. o. Jones, Of Merchants Hope,
Prince Edward county, is in the city, and
filed the pulpit at the de.Memorial
church. .
In the Hastings Court to-day the case OF
Robert Boyle Us. Margaret j. Boyle, his
mother, will be called. He sues to recover
eight hundred dollars worth Of property.
AT the next meeting OF the Board OF Su-
pervisors Of Chesterfield the question rela-
tive to the improvement OF the county roads
will be considered and acted upon.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church are
making preparations for an entertainment
which is to come of next week at the court
house, and which will be for the benefit Of
the church.
The work OF remodeling the Chesterfield
courthouse has not been conn erced yet, but
viii be started very soon, it is understood.
Justice Perdue presided yesterday at the
conrt for trying civil warrants, and dis.
posed of a halfdozen cases. The amount
involved in either case did not exceed SIS.
The first anniversary OF the Clopton.
street Baptist church will be held to.mor-
row afternoon at a O'Clock. The occasion
promises to be au interesting one.
George Green, who was convicted in the
Iiu>tingS Court for feloniously stealing SO
from the pocket Of Wesley Bartlett, aud
sent to the penitentiary for five years, has
Deen carried over 10 that institution. Green
has already served term in the State pri.
son,
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LIEBi,..S EXTRACT OF Mat.

T IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT "ls
a success and boon for which nations should
feel glatcful."-See Medical Press" Lancet,
"Brltish Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION-Genuineo only with the fac sfmtts
Of Baron Lietlgs Signature In blue ink across
the label.
Consumption IN England increased tenfo.d
in ten years.r
LIEBIG COMPASY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
De had Of all Slorckeepers, Grocers, and Chem
ists Soeagen,s for the United States twholesale
onlyl G. David ( Co., ~ Mark Lane, London,
England. mh l5-sa5st
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TrTT'S PILLS.

,NperNrLE PURGATIvE, recommended
-. n All diseases Of the stomach. liver, and
re-, Tbey purify The blood, increase the appe-
49, ,he tod, 10 tsSe on feSh, aud 10y their
TO on the digestive organs regular stools
''N.,,.c, Asa cure for ch'lls and fever, dys-
- acs headache, bilious collie, constipation,
l-,,,.p,. niles. pslpiia,ion Of ;he heart, pain I'm
h,ck. snd loins. Sni female irregularities,
y ,,,tb,u, rival. II you DO not feel very
Jingle pin At bedtime stimulates the siom-
:, stores the appeiNc, and impartS vigor TO the
resn. Price 25o'
,sr,cy ss MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
wsITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lie l5-eCdl
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REPORTED EXPLOSION OF GLYCERINE.-
Intelligence reached this city last night that
an explosion OF glycerine had taken place
either on Thursday evening or yesterday
morning at point below Lynchburg where
the hands OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company were employed in blast
ing rock for the Use OF that road. One white
man was killed and another seriously in-
jured. Efforts last night to interview the
officials OF the road to get the names OF the
victims and other particulars OF the accident
were not attended with success.
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N1nn

| iesterdiy hr. jones, tditCr Of the Ricbmor d
N"nddrd, called at the store of the importers Tea
| company, SO Broad street, and desired to make A
test of bis own In the selection Of cans OF Tea ar
| tofiee On the second selection he selected a can
(Which was opened BY a third pariyl containing a
silver watch. which satisfied him that lie manner of
selecting the cans was square and refused 10 take
the watch on the ground that be had no right n a
conductor of an Advertising medium, To accept II.
lie merely made the test, as he aferward told the
manager, 10 satisfy himself whether he could
properly advertise t.. These cans are placed on
shelves Ike other goods, sealed, and presents ia
every package Of yalIe from 10 cents 10 $50. The
merest chdis often quite fortunate a. older per-
sons The more yalHabie prc'ents given out for the
week are az f1llOws Mrs. Martin, Twenty.sIxth
street, can OF coffee aud gold piece, go; James
Fox, dry goods, Broad street, In can Of tea stem
winding aud setting watch, tl6; William Rein.
heiiner, AZ ROsen6aum's Main street. can of tea,
ladies' Chatelaine watch, SIS Jane Williams (col.
Orcdl, jackson street in OF coffee, gold Swi,,
watch $40; Mr.. S,ltes, officer pcnltentiary can Of
tea aud hunting ease pateBt-leyer watch, $40
handsome enamelled Ch,elaIne watch To = lady I'm
Grace street. Wednesday l.. X. Grady, Walfords
bookstore, selected can of tea and found hunting.
case silver watch S20; also can OF coffee contain.
ing $40 bill A bright, happy young lady from
Grace street between Seventh and Eighth. a can of
ia ana ladies' enamellci Swiss watch, tls; Mr..
George {. VashOa, Jr., Marshall street, in a can of
coffee founda ladies stem winding Chatelane watch
value VI Hon. {. q. witt, can OF tea, s,em-wlnd-
lux and setting watch Thursday and Friday Mrs
W. W Tribbc,t SIS Fifth street, In can Of tea
found hunting.case watch, yalie $50 Emma L.
Pearson address dccinedl, can OF coffee, gold
watch. t35 Mr. Bake. Twenty eighth street, can
Of coffee, found five silver dollars; George Leonard
brakeman, West Point, eau OF tea with STEM wind
ing and setting wa'ch, tl5. Friday smith 4 PEN
dletOn, from Louisa Courthouse, found In can Of
tea roll. plated gold watch, value 500, beside,
many other valuable presents OF less value. large
number haye expire sed entire satisfaction as to the
quality Of both Tea and coffee.
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FIRE THIS NORSTNG.-The alarm OF fire
turned in this morning at 2 O'Clock from
the First police.stati0n was caused by the
burning OF the framed structure situated in
the eastern end OF the yard OF the lower
gas-works. and used for chemical purposes.
The loss could not be ascertained, but it is
believed to be quite heavy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.-Mr Winchell,
the secretary Of the Yorktown Centennial
Association, is in receipt Of a large number
Of the most encouraging letters in reference
10 the celebration in October next. All OF
the Colonial States have taken the deepes; In
tcrcSl in the measures Instituted BY the As
sociatiOn, and in all OF them subscriptions
TO the Associations fund are rapidly pour
ing in. Rhode Island and Massachusetts
appear to be more patriotic and energetic
than the others. II Is understood that un.
less the plans and specifications indicated
by the Centennial Association are carried
ont, the celebration, 10y reason Of the linn
tied appropriations made by the States
and the National Government, will be
failute. Our citizens must come for
ward and do what the Legislature
left undOne-yiZ., contribute literally
TO the Association fund. TclegramS received
Yesterday state that movements have been
instituted in several S,ates TO raise subscrip.
tions for the Yorktown fund The Pro-
duce Exchange Of New York city have ap-
pointed a committee TO meet the members Oi
the Yorktown incorporation, of which John
Goode, our respected eX congressman, Is
the president. By unanimous resolution
the City Councils of New York have eX-
tended the use Of the Governors room in
Cuy-Hali Park. and the Park Commission-
erS have joined with the Councils IN ten
dering tue privilege to the Association OF
erecting grand stand in Madison Square
fronting the Fifth-Ayenue Hotel, over
which the figs Of France and Ame-
rica will be raised and uDfured in
respect to lbe alliance. The German
standard will also be unfurled in respect 10
the services Of the Baron Stcuhen. Hon.
Levi Z. Morton, who goes as Minister to
France, will address the assemblage on the
occasion at Madison Square. New York. II
is expected that tie Hon. John Goode,
Governor Holiday. aud other distinguished
NrginianS. will leave bere on the morning
OF the 29lh by special train to attend the
mnpiin0.
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HENRICo iTEMS.-Tbe Henrico COuHty
Court was in session Yesterday, but ad-
journed to meet again to-day without trans
acting any business. To-day the court will
bear applications for liquor licenses for the
ensuing year.
All the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
cases (Which relate to the cOndemniDg OF
property along the line OF the eastern ter
minus of this road through Henric0) have
been confirmed but three. These were con-
tinued until the next term.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet again
on the 30tb, at which time they will exam
inc various reports from the road OverseerS.
The roads in the county at present are re-
ported 10 be in tOIerably good order.
During the present week the clerk OF the
County Court issued but one marriage
license and recorded ten deeds.
The commissioners appointed by Judge
Waddil at the last term OF the County
Court 10 examine into the condition OF the
bridge over Almond creek, near Richmond,
have presented their report. They recon-
mend that a stone bridge be erected in place
of the old wooden one, which is very much
dilapidated. 4 wooden bridge stands but
a short while at this place, owing to the rise
and fall OF the river.
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A FINISHED FRAUD.
WANTS OF RICHMOND
MERCHANTS.
Making Corner in Bogus Orders.

How New York Dealers Tackled 10 the
trie-The Clever Operator, Treated Like n
Prince, Dined, and Wined. Skips Oppor-
tunely Before His Identity Is Disclosed
Gotham Dealers Mourn and Refuse to bo
Comforted Because "The Beautiful IL Van
ished 20 Return No More "-Anxious In
quiry as 20 His Whereabouts-The Modus
Operandi OF the Proceeding-How the Little
Game Was Notwithstanding of His His
tory In the Various Roles OF Editor, Tenn
perance Lecturer. and Good Young Man.
etc. etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

A NEW CITY PAsTOE.-The Rev. Robert
F. Jackson, late Of Macon, Ga, is expected
To arrive in the city this afternoon, and Will
take charge OF Christ church tomorrow
morning as its rector, in place OF Rev.
Robert :. Barrett, lately removed 10 Ken
tucky. Mr.. Jackson is native Of Peters
burg. Va, and graduated at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary at Alexandria about
five wears ago. He is also an A. NJ. OF The
University Of Virginia. Immediately after
his ordination he was sent by the Bishop OF
Virginia to Wheeling as assistant to Rev. j.
G. Armstrong, but afterwards removed to
Georgia. He is said to be one OF the most
promising young clergymen Of the Diocese
OF Virginia. At present he Will be the
guest OF W. {. Bentley, Esq.
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A GOOD ARTIFICIAL FOOD, n,sb- aud heat pro-
duclng, with proper degree Of mineral elements. is
found in NELLGN's FoOD. Mothers Wishing robust
infants should not fall 20 ;cst this article, which IS
highly au!c by leading physicians as the best sub
sttute ever offered. All druggists ana grocers have
II. Price, 10 cents. T. METCALF & CO., Boston,
AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23
TROPIC-FRgIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRClT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FEUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
The
BE>T AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TON N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BnIOUsNEss,
HEADACHE,
INDIsPUSlTION,
AND
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCTED STATE OF The SYSTEM.
LaHes and children, and those who dislike taking
pills aud nauseous medicines to secure-cathartic ae-
un are especially pleased with its agreeable .quali-
ues. One hslf 10 one lozenge is the dose. Ask for
TROPIC-FRUII LAXATIVE
ra take no substitute for it. Packed IN bronzed tin
So1e., aud sold by all arst-cla druggists.
Prce. Is cents. Large ooxes, go cents.
NH 1O-deodlv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Rosenberger rs. keller's administrator.
Upon petition for an appeal from decree
Of the Circuit Court OF Shenapdoah county.
Appeal refused by all Of the judges.
Burke, &c, Us. Morton, dc. Argued by
Major l.. X. Page for appellants and Judge
William j. Robertson aud A. :. SegIr, Esq,
for appellees, and submitted.
Gillcn Is. Lewis ana ais. Submitted.
On Monday neXt the court Will hear the
cases Of Temple rs. The Commonwealth
and Lacy rs. The Commonwealth, after
which no more cases will be argued during
the present term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL-FIRST MEETING
OF The COUNCIL COMNITTEE.-The commit
tee appointed by the City Council IL con-
slider all matters on behalf OF the City Coun-
ell in relation TO the Yorktown Centennial
met at the City Hall Yesterday evening.
There were present MessrS. j. T. EllysOn,
y. +. Clarke, y. ID. liargrOve, Judge John
A. Meredith. DR.. john :. Wexford, and
Captain Charles F. Taylor. Mr.. EIlyson,
chairman Of the committee, under the rules
OF the Council declined the position. and,
on his motion, Judge John A. Meredith
was elected permanent chairman. On mo-
tion Of Captain Taylor, Mr.. Ben. T. August
was elected permanent secretary. After
the organization the committee proceeded
TO consider number OF papers referred 10
them IN relation TO the Centennial. The
secretary read an invitation from the Rich
mond Yorktown Centennial Association re-
questing the committee to meet the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Association on Mon
day night. After an interchange OF views
as to the part to be taken by the city in the
celebration, the committee adjourned SUBJ
ject TO the call of the chairman.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
probably occasional rain In the southern
portion, stationary barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, and variable winds,
mostly southwest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-There was
LARGE and fashionable audience at the The
atre last night to see "BiIlee Taylor rem
dered by the Ford COmc-Opera Company.
This piece is somewhat after the order OF
" Pinaiore," and is full OF amusing dla-
ogues. and sprighty, captivating ma
nmuyres and laughable situations which are
its redeeming features. The music, while
bright and lively, is not easily caught, and
therefore will not become very popular.
The song OF "Bob Binnace" is very clever,
and was rendered with fine effect by Mr..
Denbam, who introduced some original
verses which contained good local hits and
a fling at the Little Senator" The au.
dience seemed well pleased, which in itself
is an evidence that the performance, which
concludes the engagement here, was sue
cess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

A STORE RoBBED.-Yesterday morning
Mr.. j. II. Childrey, who does business on
Main street between Seventeenth and Eigh.
teenth, on opening his store found the rear
window open and about 700 cigars missing.
After an examination Of the premises the
conclusion was reached that the thlei had
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

THE CoMPREuENsrvE USES or Heb PUNCH,
colt or hot ;s detcGcy Of taste, and the purity Of
the liquors which It's basis, render It deseryedy
popular The larders and gideboarJs Of connoisseurs
are now very generally supplied with II. Sold by
dealers eYIrYWhere.
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No one Who visits the drY-goods house of
HnnrN pn0rnAna

can possibly fail TO be suited. Their stock ilcludes
every fabric from the FINEST GOODS IMPORTED 10
the CHEAPEST DOMESTIC ARTICLES. They make
prices a"PoINT.' How near they succeed in un.
derseng their competitors the c0n,tan, Increase Of
their business has given abundant evidence. see
their advertisement IN tO-day's paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

REFORM rs THE ORDER or TIE DAY,
but lets soap that Old Brown Windsor viii never b.
removed from the iolle, Of the fashionable world.
The purest and most fragrant Is tia. of ihe old Lon
don Gfu-J. & f.. ATKINSON.
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ICE.
ICE.
X KENNEBEC ICE. KENNEBEC ICE

hsys now on hand full stock, and will eontiaus
to receive during the season, the celebrated
KENNEBEC-RlVER ICE
10 furnish my friends, customers aud the public
generally. With polite and accommodating drivers
hope % merit u continuance OF the patronage
heretofore so liOeraly bestowed on me.
Orders by mail, telephone, or otherwise, promptly
attended 20.
Special aitenlon paid 70 packing ice for shipplus
JAMES G. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10 kennebee. River Tee
oi1ces Nos. 1907 and 1901 Cary street, NOkra
SIDE OF HE DOCK. ap2i.ew
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FULCugR's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WmsKRY,
three years old at $3.50 per gaion-a very superior
article; MoSrRosE Kentucky Rye whlskey, four
years old, at t3 per gallon. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARY.-Rey. {. Z.
Biting, ID. d., Of Baltimore, VIII prcach
the annual sermon before the Young Mems
Missionary Society of the Second Baptist
church tomorrow night. During his pas
torate OF this church Or. Biting was spe-
cial fayorite OF the young men, and they
and all OF his former charge VIII give him a
warm welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

The MANNERSCHM1DT CASE.-In the IIus-
tings Court Yesterday the case Of the Com.
mOnweaIth Us. Mannerschmidt was called.
The prisoners counsel entered a general
demurrer to the Indictment, which the
Court Oyerruled. 4 plea Of Outre tOiS dc-
quit was then entered, which the Court re-
iected. At 3 O'Clock the Court took re.
cess until a O'Clock, at which time Jury
was empanelled and the trial proceeded
with.
The first witness introduced was Mr. Fur
man Tupper. He testified, among other
things, that the money obtained by the prl-
SOner was not his money, but that Of pa
trOn, a Mr. KepIer, and that nearly all the
money he paid ont for the prisoner was not
in United States currency but by his own
checks. ThereupOn the prisoners counsel
moved to reject the evidence given by the
witness on the ground that the above state
ments were at variance with the indict-
ment. After argument the Court sustained
the motion. The Commonwealth AttOr-
ney thereupOn said he could not proceed
further ~ the case, and asked that he be
allowed to enter 4 nOtle prOSeQW. The Court
granted him leave so 10 do. The prisoner
was rcmanded TO Jail 10 await a trial at the
next term upon the charge OF forging the
nOtary's certificate.
The accused was represented by MeSsrs.
John Il Young, &. Y. Meredith, and Hon.
George d. Wise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

TEN YEARS OF ExPERIRSCE has 6rmly rooted
TUFTS PILLS IN public estimation. Their wou-
derful adapiabinty TO the various forms Of disease
IS marvel TO medical men Of all schools. They are
largely USED In hospitals In Europe and America as
well rs IN the army aud navy. Cuba and other
countries where yellow fever prevails consume mi-
lions of boxes annually.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
4 FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFIH. COMPLEXION.
No matter how msch it may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT andLIRE THAT Of YOUTH.
1t IS not only ELEGANTLY PEBFUMED, but II Is
In every way a ioCs: perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Il harmless wafer,
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- ExpECroRANr AND PILLS.
READER

.or caught co'af Are you unable to raise
h's - Have you an oppression on the lungs
@ Sa., hvcatht 10 ycn have nj OF coughing
rio ~ aov,ns A sharp pain now and then I'm the
es n'"s, ,he heart and shoulders chilly sensa-
rs'oa % she NsckS If so, DELAY Is DANGER
ton s,sh, colds" if neglected, often result In
orS 80 when the remedy. " applied prompt
h,,e sverted all danger. For 25 cents YOU
b. "oa,.n "oe" ,,nedy which the test Of twenty years
tsa gc' So ~. 70 10 the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL
-, l.y r,S ever discovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-23

IN ORDER TO
CLOSE OUR ENTIRE STOCK
LIQUORS. WINES, ALE, AND PORTER
BEFORE
THE IST OF MAY,
we Offer az unDrecedentedly low prices our
CHOICE SELECTION
FINE WHIsKEY, pure and old;
FINE BRANDIEs, Peach and Apple:
COGNAC, GIN. AND RUM;
WINEs-Claret, PORT, Catawbs, Cbampsgnes;
ALE AND PORTER.
These goods are
FIRST CLASS,
and they MUST BE SOLD.
All IN wan. viii do we'll TO call
VERNE & SLATER,
SeYenth and Marshall streets.
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III you want 10 treat your friend haptzomeiv .,a
enjoy his everlasting frend,hlp, Jus: PRESENT him
one Of wHIrLocK's MODEL CIGARS and ne viii
be delighted.
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The attention OF consumer, IA c,u,s ,o WINS
LOCKS LITTLE FLORA CIGARS. c,ea, ,,,,,a.
hlier, hand made, and suaran,eec-Ioc. Try ons
and be convinced - ~
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KENTUCKY WHisKEY tour years odd t2 so PER
iALLoN-qaalily unsurpassed for the money-at
CHRISTIAN & WMirR's.
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TRY IT; k'op trying T., and try It sRaIn. We say
th, because We believe that the health, happiness,
and prosperity Of the people depeud upon the pro-
per use Of these medicines, which have proved 81
successful In eradcating disease aLd defeating death.
The medciuc so effective in its cure Of diseases is
the great southern remedy, SIMMONS LIVER REGC-
be sa tisfactOry.
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secreted himself in the store the night pre-.
vi0us and was locked in, US there was no
evidence Of breaking in.
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POLICE COURT-JuStice u. {. Richardson
presidinJ. The following eases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
Matilda Montague, Lizzie Campbell, Mary
johnson, Martha Harris, Margaret Shirley.
Eliza Dixon. Alice Floyd, DeIphia Robin
son. Annie Olpbin, Charlotte Gray, Alice
Trayman, Lucy Perry, Alice Thomas, Mary
+. MObray. Ehza Perkins. Belle Allen. Ma
rs J. Washington, Rosa Richardson, Mag
gle Broaddus, Leila Camp. Martha Hewlett,
William BraXtOn. William Jones dltGS John
son, and Davis Lewis. charged with being
di-rcputabe characters, were committed to
Jail in default Of surety 10 be OF future good
behavior.
Thomas Dickerson (colored), common
thief aud yagrant, WAS required 10 give
surely in the sum OF 500 to keep The
peace.
John Brophy was fined $50 for keeping
his bar.ro0m open on Sunday.
John O'Toole, charged with beating his
wife. Fined S2j, and bound over to keep
the peace in the sum OF 800. ~
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FLORIDA WATER,
ExECVTOR,S NOTICE.

nAYE DULY QUALIFIED IN RICH
h, sXs.N,n CHANcEkY COURT OF CITY OF
k0tunnoAD under the win Of the late Mrs. A. q:
3 *. aud hereby request all parties indebted
eSsss s1ate, and who have claims against same, 10
hsn, az once prfpsstd for profppi settle
'FfP-sodlv l212 Main ST eea
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRESERVES
Z CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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FLIES AND MOSQUITOES,

4 l5.cent box OF Rough on Rats will keep a
house free from fIes, mosquitoes, rats and mice the
entire seasOn-Druggists.