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Lei 40 0uIlly man Escape.

kdIIOnb IhIBITKnhcVT'
siRs-Will you please correct the whole
sale uliatEe made In to. days Leader, chatg.
Ing tho Fire Department with being drunk
Al o'clock. So far "a the members oil the
United are concerned In this matter they
yere all sober at the above FIRE. There
we're certainly many men drunk at the
Are, hit most oil them we're outsiders, few
II any belonging TO the Department being
drink, And as the men belonging 10 the
limited are ell worklngmen, and sober
onea. ihey hope you will make this coTreC.
lion In Justice TO the United.
'''" H. HARRISON.
March 27ih, 1881.
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CARBUNCLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc
positively cured without the aid Of a knife
or pouItiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing salve. Piles, Sail
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Corns, Chillblsine, etc. II has never failed
TO cure. For sale by Logan & %.
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Pianos md Organs al Aue,lop.

Parties desiring to secure a good second.
hand piano or organ at bargain should
attend the auction sale at No. 1927 Market
street, formerly Lucas' music store this
afternoon and evening.
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We made arrangements for a report Of
the exhibition at the Fourth ward school
on Friday last, but Il was received at such
q late hour as to preclude lie publication
In Saturdays issue. But not wishing to
show any Partially we print the pro.
gramme this morning:
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ela,sblOvsts Of tie central alat, wotka
MAscu %, 1881,

LITTLE Annie is the daughter Of one oil
our most prominent citizens. Yesterday
abe told as, In her way, what agood medi.
cine Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup was, aa II had
cured her Of a very severe cold,
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HAVE used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
pronounce II the best medicine In use. A
case Of consumption was cured by lie use.
We cheeffully recommend II TO all suffer.
ers,-JeHfess, Roberts 4 Co., South Boston,
Va, November II, 1876.
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IL the case Of lady Of bis congregation
who bad been bed.ridden with Rheuma.
lism for seventeen years the Rev. =. W,
BuchholE, Wasecs, Mimi, advised the uae
Of st. Jacobs Oil. She used the Oil for
three days, and was able 10 leave her bed.
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The T., O. st. L. Railroad tPan Han.
die Route) announce grand excursion 10
the far West on March Goth, 1881. Train
leaves Wheeling at 9:27 A. NJ. Rates will
be very low. For full particulars apply 10
Agents Pan Handle Route, Wheeling,
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ATTEND the auction sale OF secondhand
pianos and organs at No. 1927 Market
street, this afternoon and evening. All
Instruments In good tune and repair. Can
be examined this MORNING.
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Never said, though It Is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, nor
any OF the. morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God Contaminate that delight Of
eEh1ewerS, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. u4Th
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Ghe G'tteltigturer.
0iErCi nos. 10 ard ~ Fourtesnth street.

observation-disclosures,
Household and Kitchen Furniture at
Auction.
Spring Opentng-Brues 4 Golfer
New spring Wraps.
Auction Sale OF Pianos, Organs, &c.-C.
Y. Lucas.
Auction SGle-Henry Roemer.
NotiCe-G. Mendel 4 %.
For Rent--Two.stor Brick House.
Belmont Building Association.
Auction Sale-J. X Lake.
Mrs. Knox Fluting MaChines-Nesbltt
4 Bro.
For Cincnnati-Andes.
-S-
IF your watch cont ran right have II 70.
paired by JACOB W. GRUs5,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. TwsITlh and Market StS.
-S
HOMELESS GOLDFISH at
GEO. X. MOMEcHEN'S,
No 1864 Market ST.
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WANTED.

A GERMAN GIRL WISaSS
stiso!P 'As' I" 'A'1S'rn'id' Adaras1 - Il 4 SS9ON
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On Bernard Bach's dwelling there was
$4,000 in the Royal. On BaCh's shops
there was $500 in the Etna Fire and Ma
rine, OF Wheeling.
Neither Gerrand 4 futile, nor Mr.. Mul.
doom had any insurance upon their prop
erty, and as o consequence their loss is
total.
Mr.. Ferguson told our reporter last
night that he had no doubt about the in.
Cendiary origin oil the fire, as there had
been no fire In that portion OF the mill for
some time. But as the flames were first
discovered In the engine room there Is
reason TO suppose that 1t might have origi.
mated from some other cause.
NOTES AND COMMENT.
The water was supplied in rather more
liberal quantities Saturday night than 1t
had been during the earlier part OF the
day. Much grumbling was INDUCED in
toward the Superintendent OF the Water
Works, but as we intimated Saturday
morning, that "sort OF thing" is altogether
grRtuitous, as Mr.. Riddle does as well, and
q great deal better, than most any other
man in Wheeling could do with the
wretChed appliances he hiss to supply this
large city with water. Two old broken
and almost superannuated pumps, with
machinery TO correspond, are what we
have TO supply our household wants and
those OF the many factories, ioundries,
machine shops and other manufacturing
establishments OF the city, to say nothing
OF the elevators which are drain upon
the water resources never known to any
other Superintendent. The moral OF Sat
urday's experience is, let us have new
water works and new and adequate ma
Chinery for 1t.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed at SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House coiner
SATURDAY.
1850. 1851.
7AH,iqu.gP. TAM. l2N.SP. y. Pm
10 d 80 50 a n Il
SUNDAY.
1850. 1851.
IAu.iqW,SP. l7A.N. Il Y. SP. n. Pm
81 Gu O. 90 80 IS II
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O., March Psi A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather followed by increasing cloudl.
ness, possibly rains, winds shifting to
warmer east, lower barometer.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

No, 1917 Chariiuo street, with extra sized lot, ard
wide aley, both VI the side and rear. The houlN u
raparOuA rplTts with modern ConVenlenceS, and 10
p,Ti,T order. GOOd stable on the alleys. This
pr0peTy was tho residence Of the late william Pax.
Ion. Terms accommodating. APplyto o,,
mhB W PAAION.
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BE- sure TO attend the action sale Of sec
ond: hand pianos and organs at No. 122'
Market street, at 2 and 7:3OF. u. to-day,
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Supreme Couri-Gloore, nag n1Oad, John.
son and tIfeeB.

IUIU UUIIIV EHVV NuEWVVVT UHV NIUPVuUU
Of The following business:
Henry j, Fisher vs.. city Of Charleston
tmandamus No. p. Reversed and re-
handed. Opinion by Green.
Jacob B, Mccormick ys. Silas 7. Bailey,
from Taylor county. Decree reversed and
bill dismissed. Opinion by Moore.
Adjourned until Saturday next ii 9
A a.
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FoR RENT-THE THREE ~ =
WAkE.HogsE, No, ilOS M,ip 49, ~ Jury
Piled 6Y Jacob snydar. Po,'easi ~ 81 nov d.
w. w' V vssl' Apply TO ALEX. ROGEsSs' ~ w. y A
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FoR RENT-sT0RE ROOM y !
4 WGShipEou Hall Building, nov H o1.,l No,
Z; hEoTn; 10 Possession given lSt GpHi igH lG
MILLIA y ,,si Secretary No. IS iT,lsS
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F0R RENT,
mhIS

TOR RENT-ONETwO STORY RSiC;
L dwelling, containing ak rOOIn, Ina " NV
hall cellar under entire house; l,I,lT ~. WY
newly hnllhed throughout ia the Eest X NJ Nv, W
eislern containing l6O barrels Of water Si,o ,,t q
buggy Shel, Located on The Wh,,l,SS IVY IVY " Y
Grove Itrt0t railway lima, Fulton, ", " Nh =
reilsSSsnAOly' Apply to HENRY K. HES T S5,
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PIRE INA PLOuR MIL.
Ferguson Mil, Baehs shop and q Wire
works Destroyed By Fire saturday
Might

Ferguson MIL, Bach's shop and Wire
works Destroyed By RiFe saturday
NIEhL.
Our Saturdays edition contained very
full and complete account Of the fires that
visited several quarters of our city during
the early part Of that morning. Since
that time, however, two additional fires
have taken place, one oil them being very
destructive. These fires all seem to be Of
incendiary origin, as no evidence Of any
csrelesBuess can be found in the conduct
Of any OF those persons interested in the
burned buildings, either as owner or ten
ant. Tho Mendsl FIRE was indisputably
incsudiary, rs 1t took its start in section
OF the building in which there was no oC'
casion for FIRE and in which there had not
been even q cigar for many hours. II
will be seen that the city authorities are
fully persuaded that the work was that oil
an inCendiary, and the Mayor offers re-
ward Of $500 for the detection Of the criml'
mails.
SUBSEQUENT FIRES.
at $3.50 o'clock Saturday morning, an
alarm OF fire came from North Wheeling
The Department turned out at once, and
discovered that the fire had been found in
the basement OF the residence OF Mrs, Nc
Callister, ia Market street, The tlamei
were overcome, however, without much
difficulty. The damsge will not exceed
500.
ANOTHER,
Shortly alter dark Saturday night, {
bright blszs was.asen to issue from the en-
CINE room OF the Wheeling City Mills, sit
uatsd on TIE South aide Of the creek, nsa
Twentieth street, on Main. The mill wa
a very large frame building, dry as finder
and consequently very imhammable, ant
very soon after the first discovery wa
completely enveloped In flames, The De
partment was on hands early, and diI
what could be done to save surrounding
property, The wagon shops Of Bernard
Bach, adjoining the mill on the east, ant
the wire works OF Gerard 4 futile, Rdjoin
ing 1t on the south, however, were con
sumed, and are total loss.
One OF the houses In the Muldoon blocl
had its roof badly damaged. and come o
the families living in that block damageC
their furniture by throwing 1t from thI
windows in order 10 save 1t. The effort
OF the fremen, no doubt saved the adjoin
ing buildinga, which were very seri0usly
threatened several times during the prog
ress OF the flames, and Holidays planinl
mills ignited several times, but the fire wa
speedily extinguished by the vigilan
watchers,
THE LOSSES.
The mill and It's contents were ownet
by James H. Ferguson, and valued a
about $4,000. The insurance on Mr., Fer
gusonA property was placed by Major ]
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The entire conference was photographed
upon the Court House steps last Saturday
Following the memorial services this Of
ternoon Bishop Simpson will read the ap
poinlmenis.
Ministers OF the conference wishing q
good weekly paper to read during the In
terval Of the session, can gain information
by applying 10 Rev. 7. A. White at The
close Of the present meeting.
To.morrow's INTRLLidENCER will contain
q full list OF the appointments.
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EoR RENT.

FQR RI RENT-A TWO.ST0PY SS7s
y HOUSE, containing IiI roon' mi BRlU
NO; y hamPden street, POSIe'Slo5 sltsf an n
To ARTHUR LITTLE, Ou April lIL A.,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Yorktown Centennial.
PROGRAMME ADOPTED YESTERDAY AT A JOIN
MEETING OF THE CONGRESSIONAL CONNIs

PROGRAMME ADOPTED YESTERDAY AT JOINT
MEETING OF TIE CONGRESSIONAL COHNls-
SION AND The ASSOCIATION.
There was a joint meeting yesterday at
the secretary's office, in the Exchange Ho-
tel. Of the Yorktown Centennial Association
and the Congressional Comm ssiOn, at " hich
the following, in addition to the programme
Of the Commission already published, was
adopted:
On Thursday, October 18Th, there will be
an address OF welcome by the President OF
the Association, 10 be succeeded bHapprO-
pirate entertainments.
On FRIDAY, October 14ih, Hen. Carl
Schufz, Hon. Fred. 4. Coudert, OF New
York, and Professor Ellie Cbariler, As the
representatives. Of European nationalities
which participated in the siege Of York
town, will be invited to deliver addresses.
On Saturday the 18th Of October there
will be a grand national regatta in the
waters of York river, silver cup to be
awarded TO the winning crew. In the eve
ming there will be grand pyrOlechnic dis
play.
On Sunday the 10th Of October religious
services in the morning, 10 be conducted
by Right Rev. Bl-hop j. J. Keane, OF the
Catholic Diocese OF Virginia, to be assisted
by Archbishop GlDD0ns, OF Baltimore;
the afternoon religious services TO be con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Jonn Hall, OF New
York.
Monday, II O'Clock, the anniversary Of
the sending out Of the f1g Of truce by
COrnwalis. The chambers Of commerce.
boards OF trade, the order Of Odd-FellowS,
and all other civic bodies attending the
celebration will be received by Colonel Pey-
ton, general superintendent Of the celebra-
ton, and an address will be delivered by
bon. William Window, of Minnesoia, Sec
retary OF the United States Treasury.
Colonel W. ?. Craighill will visit York
town Wednesday, August 10th, to lay out
that portion OF the Temple farm 10 be oc-
cupied as a military enc1mpment, and on
the same day Colonel PeytoD, the Superin-
tendent Of the Association, will be present
at Yorktown 10 assign the residue Of the
fai IN 10 persons wishing 10 rent the same
for restaurants, hOCsts for lodging, dc.
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Police CoCRT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
L. W. Powell, charged with running a
wagon on the street without license, was
fined $3.50.
Michael Sullivan, charged with being
drunk and interfering with persons in the
First Market during market hours, was
fined 60 80.
JEFF. Dyer, charged with being disOrderly
aEd riding his borse through the street
faster than the ordinance allows, was tined
SlO.
Augustus Harris (colored) was fined g. 80
for being dsorderly aud using prOiane Ian.
guage IN the street.
Lem. Pearce, charged with being drunk
snd using proiane language in the street,
was fined q 80.
Thomas BraXton (colored), charged with
creating a disturbance in the store Of Mrs.
Mary Feeney and using indecent language
therein, was fined q.
Maria L. Cooley aud Martha Pearce both
cOlored were sent 10 Jail IN default Of
surety 10 be OF good behavior.
Charles FTaySer ,COlOred) was fined $3.50
for being drunk and disOrderly on the
street.
William Malone was sent TO Jail in de-
fault OF surety for ms good behavior for
three months.
Richard Walker and Edward Allen both
cOlored), drunk and dlsorderly on the
street, were fned - each.
William johnson lcOlOredl, drunk and
di>orderly and interfering with persons in
the Second Market during market hours,
was 6ned 90.
Burley Flagg lcOloredh CHARGED with
stealing twenty-five cents from Bella Good
man. Case continued unal to-day.
Jack james ,colOred), charged with being
. common tramp sud suspicious character.
Discharged.
John Cooley (cOlOred), charged with beat
ing snd threatening the lIfe Of Indiana
Cooley. Discharged.
Sallie Ayres lcolored), charged with steal
ing pair Of shoes from Louis A. Beble.
Discharged.
r. F. Green (colored) was given FIVE
lashes for stealing an empty oil-barrel from
Joseph Mittendorf.
Josephine Page and Lucinda Pollard
(both colered) were required to give surety
in the sum Of 800 eacn for their good be-
hayiOr for three months.
Thomas BrsXton (coloredl, charged with
asssulting and striking Lafayette Mackiin,
was fined IS.
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&" THE CELEBRATED LHBIG COMPANY OF New
York, Paris, aud London has attained Us great
reputation BY adherlng 10 two rules It offers no
chesp good. lt offers only honest preparations az
hooest prices, aud consequently Ia buying rr-rsra-
tions baying the name and seal Of this reputable
company, one Is certain Of purity and eXeelleaee.
The LIEBIG CoMPASY'S ARNICArED txr8Acr
or WITCH HAZEL, for instance, although cod al
the same price as the quack, coOrless, weak trssh
sod under the name II WITCH HAZEL, Is 50 much
superior In every way that. once used Is sGre to
caue Il 70 be used ways thereafter. Il Piles,
sslt-Rhenm, skin-Diseases, Rheumati.m, Cstsrrh,
Painful Monihlies, sore Throat. and Neuralgia. Be
sure TO ask for LIEBIG CoNPASY's ARNIcArED
EXTRACT or WITCH HAZEL. Remember be
market Is flooded WIKI worthless imliafioHs"-Eff-
toriaI in Scientific Supplement II 81 RaRchsro.
Sold In 6fty-ceH. aRd dollar sizes.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sudden Death OF Well Known Citizen
Of Manchester. Mr.. Allen l.. Bradley, one
OF the most popular and best known young
men Of Manchester, died quite suddenly
Sunday morning at bis residence, on Hull
street. near The Petersburg turnpike, OF
cltarrh. He bad been suffering from this
disease fer some time, but was not confined
to bis bed. Saturday be was on the street,
apparently in toleTable gOodheath. aud the
sad intelligence Of bis sudden death was a
shock TO bis many friends and acquaint-
ances. Deceased was at one time 4 member
Of the Manchester City Council and served
10 that body for three years. He was also a
justice Of the peace, and a member OF Mau-
chester Lodge, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, and CT Friendship Lodge, Knights
OF Pythias. He bad but recently returned
from Clliiornil, where be had been living
for one or two years, and was brother OF
Mr.. james B. Bradley, Of the firm OF Bowen
4 Bradley, and OF Mr.. Willie b. Bradley,
two Of the most popular young men OF
Manchester.
His funeral took place from the Manebes-
ter Baptist church yesterday afternoon. and
the services we're conducted by Rev. B. +.
Woodward, Il the Methodist church. The
remains were escorted to Hollywood. fol-
lowed by one of the largest funeral process
siOns that has left Manchester for years.
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IsHe The Murderer?

IKE SUSPICIOUS NEGRO HELD FOR MATTHEWS
TAYLOR GIVES HISTORY OF HIMSELF THAI
SEEMS TRUE.
The case OF Matthew's Taylor dliGS Price
was called in the Ponce Court yesterday
morning. and continued until Friday next
on account Of the absence OF Common
wealth s-AttOrney Witt, who desired 10 De
present at the examination.
Ia conversation with Captain PleasantS,
OF the First police district, Sunday night,
the prisoner stated that his name was VII
liam Price; that be was born and raised 10
the city Of Alexandra, aud at the time OF
bis arrest was in the employment OF the
Great Falls Ice Company, Georgetown,
n. c. he said that on Friday or
Saturday previous to bis arrest he was
standing Al the Virginia end Of the Long
bridge, when man approached him
and said that bis name was Matthews Tay-
lor, aud that be had run away from Rich
mond on account Of a crime be bad commit
ted. After telling him the nature Ot the crime
and the rame Of the woman. the man moved
of and be saw nothing more OF him. The
prisoner also explained his story about
being 10 the peni.enliary. He said that
when quite a small boy he was helping a
man TO drive a h0ek OF sheep across the via
duct bridge. when a cOl0red man on sOrS e
back rode into the flock, tr1mplins several Of
the sheep under foot; that he seized hold
Of the horses bride and a,ked the man
what he was doing. The man asked him
il be price could not see what he Wa
doing. An alterc tiOn then ensued be-
tween them, which ended by The msn draw
ing a pistol and firing, the ball taking effect
in the wrist Of his lPrice'sl right arm. (The
scar j. plainly visible.) Price being armed
with a pistol returned the hre, killing the
man. For this offence be was tried in
Washington aud sentenced 10 ten years IN
the Albany penitenuary. The prisoner
said that bis mother and step-iather
lived in AlexsDdria, and that he
had an uncle living in Washington.
When asked il he knew any body in Alex
andria be gave the names Of several per-
Sous and also the streets on which they
lived. He also said that be knew several Of
the police force Of that city, giving the name
Of Captain smith, OF whom be gave a
very accurate description. Taken alto
ge,her he told a very straightforward story,
aud those who heard II were forced 10 ad.
NIT that il not strictly true II was certainly
quite plausible. II has been the opinion OF
many ever since tue man was brought here
that he must have met With Matthew's Tay-
lor somewhere since the murder, and that
portion OF bis narrative in relation 10 the
interview he bad with Taylor confirms that
opinion. In all probability the genuine
Matthews Taylor is still lurking around
Washington,
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INTERESTING Discussion OF NACCINATON
AND KINDRED SUBJECTS TO-NIGHT.-A pa
per will be read to- night at the Academy Of
Medicine By appointment or vaccination,
the necessity aud frequency OF its repeti-
tiOn, g., e.. On this subject doctors dif-
fer" and II might be well for the interest OF
the community II their differences were
.. readiusted." There is 4 tdu, we i'm
agine. on this thing Of vaccination. and it
would be well 10 find it out and to act upon
il. There is said 10 be no doubt entertain
ed by the most intelligent doctors that vac.
einstion properly performed with good
virus is a certain and sure protection against
smallpox; that facts have occurred here in
the past few months that will satisfy any
unprejudieed mind on this subject Whole
families exposed by close contact with the
sick 10 small, unyentilated rooms have es-
capped (eyery one Of them by timely vleci-
nation.
In this connection II may be mentioned
that not q single new ease OF small pOx has
been reported for some time. The disease
here has shown its usual partality for the
eolOred race. but very few whites having
been attacked. II is TO be hoped the meet
ing tonight Will be we'll attended and good
come out OF il.
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FryERAL OF Mas. DoSSAN.-Tbe funeral
OF The late Mrs. Mamie Pace Dounan, which
took place from the residence on sunday
afternoon, was largely attended by the rela-
tiyes and friends of the family, who bad
come to pay the last tribute Of respect to
one who 10 life had been 80 esteemed.
The services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Hanuon, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Jones Of the
White Sulphur Springs, while Rev. DR.. w.
G.. Starr Oficiated at the grave in Hollywood.
The floral tributes were abundant and
exquistely handsome. The paIl-bearers
were as follows: MessTs. Peyton Wise,
james d. Patton, 5. b. Witt, Charles P.
Lathrop, W. Scott Csrrrington, Willie r.
Massie, George r. Cannon, aud Samuel G..
Talbot.
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among beT most distinguished alunni. The
College in bis death has 10 mourn The loss
OF devoted SOB, The profession OF law, %
which he devoted the best years of his life,
one OF its brightest ornaments, and The
State OF one OF her most patriotic citizens.
RsS0lUed, That the secretary eommuni-
cate the above resolutions TO the family OF
the deceased, WITH the assurance Of the SIN
eere sympathy Of the Board in their be-
reavement, and that be forward them to the
Richmond and Norfolk papers for publiea-
tiOu. WILLIAM II. f.. MoRECoCK,
Secretary OF Board.