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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-04
LOCAL MATTERS.


SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT RELATIVE TO THE
Loss AND RECOVERY OF CAPTAIN JAMES's
MONEY.
The case Of Mr.. j. G. Angel, freight agent
OF the Danvillc road. against Captain James
was tried in the City Circuit Court on Mon
day, and verdict for defendant rendered.
On the 18th OF July, 1882, James, being
about to leave the city as conductor on n
freight train, requested Angel TO do him
the kindness 10 take charge OF package
Of S3,l2S in grcenbacks until he (James)
returned TO the city. Upon returning 10
the city from that run James was uneX-
pectcdly ordered on duty again, and asked
Angel to take the money and deposit 1t
in the First National Bank. Upon going
TO the safe to get it TO send it to bank the
money was found missing. Thereupon
Angel Immediately employed Detective
Wren and went up the road on a passenger
train and overlook James at Chula and in
formed James OF the loss and the employ
ment of Wren. II was disputed point as to
whether or no James assented TO the ar
rangement with Wren.
Upon the recovery OF the money-and no
testimony showing from whom it was re-
covered was allowed TO 20 TO the jury
Angel paid the detective Si00 out Of his
own means. This sum OF any part OF II
James refused 10 return to Angel. contend
Ing tL9t he was i'm no wise bound for the
expense incurred, and so the jury found.
Yesterday morning MessrS. Clay and
Tucker moved fora new trial. claiming that
Injustice was done Angel. inasmuch rs it
was not permitted them to show ,hat Wren
did recover the molfcy.
Mr.. John Howard, counsel for James,
earnestly resisted the motion.
Judge Wexford sad that though the tes-
timony was inadmissible when offered, 1t
might possibly have been received IL prof
fered after The foundation for its introduce
ton had been laid; but he was not pre-
pared to say that ii admitted il would have
been such a. likely TO justify different
finding. ON that point, that justice might
be done, he wished TO inform himself, and
therefore the motion was continued until
the next term, and mean while the SANDER
case Of Minnigerode rs. Potts will be tried
before him. From the testimony then TO
be produced he will probably be better in
formed in this particular matter.
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r,.rv REPORT FOR THE WEEK EN

MoRTr,RY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING MARCH 81. SS3.-CduSes Of Death:
Runs. / colored; cancer, 3whlte; conges-
ton OF lungs, 1 white, 1 eolored; con-
sumption. 1 white, 3 colored;, commissions
dniantilel. white, colored; embolism,
! coIored; heart-disease, | white, 1 color
ad. hernia / white; inanition, 2 colored ;
naroIysis. m / colored pneumonia, 3 colored !;
nremature birth white, 2 coored; tabes
mescnterica. / white; tuberculosis, l col
ored unknown, white, lcolored; whoop-
inc.cougb, % . white. 1 colored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city, exclusive Of
stilI-birtbs. 32-white, 10; colored, 10.
Localiiv: Marshall Ward, a; Jefferson
Ward &: Madison Ward, 4; Monroe
Ward, 4; Clay Ward, / Jackson Ward, 10
Rate of mortality Of whole population
was "a. 40 per 1000 per annum; rate oi
mortality Of white population was 9.9i
ner 900 per aunum; rate OF mortality ot
colored population was 35.2S per 1000 pei
onnum. J. G.. CABELL, NJ. d.,
President Board Of Health.
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IlniErnnd IiIigNfion.

judge Hughes lett the city yesterday for
Uarrisonburg. where he will to-day hear
fhc ease Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Compqny, which sets up claim to ccr-
tain roling-slock seized by an officer Of
the state for state taxes due, and payment
of which was rendered in coupons and re-
fused.
The Attorney-Gcneral and Auditor left
m attend proceedings i'm the same case.
Judge Hughes will return here to-mor-
row.
Nearly all OF the "delinquent railroad
companies in the State, the Chesapeake and
Ohio included, have paid up in money, and
ot the rate OF S2O, 900 per mile, instead OF
sl5. 600. at which rate they could have paid
il they had promptly.
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4 Sensation SnOiIcd.
MISS LANGTRY IN TORONTO-THE STORY oi
ELOPEMENT DENIED.

MISS LANGTRY IN TORONTO-THE STORY OF
ELOPEMENT DENIED.
The following telegram from Toronto
Spoils very sensational story: Miss Agnes
Langtrv, the chaperOne and Sister-in-aw
of Mrs. Langtry. who was reported TO have
eloped from Niagara Falls with Canadian
gentleman. is in this city. The young
gentleman who was said to have exercised
such strange and potent destinations over
Miss Agnes proves TO be an intimate friend
Of the Langtrys IN England, who went 10
Buffalo To meet her and bring her to this
city. There was no misunderstanding,
voilr correspondent is informed, between
Mrs. Langtry and her sister-in-laW.
The Press correspondent found Miss
Langtrv to-day at the home OF her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie, old residents OF
Toronto. They were all extremely indig-
nant at the dispatches which were published
rejecting on the young lady's character.
There was. they say. no mystery about her
departure from Buffalo. On the voyage Ia
New York Miss Langtry renewed the ac-
ouaintance on shipbOard Of MIR. and Mrs.
NackenZic-Vcry respectable people living
in this city. They eNacted promise that
when She came to Toronto with Mrs. Lang
try she would make a long visit. Her rpre'
sence here i in fulfilment OF the promise
made. She is on the very best terms Will
Mrs. Langtry; has never had any trouble
about her baggagc, and is about to return
to ENGLAND, as strayelingin thi; country doc
not agree with her. When the slightest refer
crcc was made to that part oi the story
about Toronto Young man, Miss Langtrl
hurled her face in her handkerchief anC
murmurcd GLOW could any one be 81
crucl as TO set such a story a1Oat abou
l -
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LADY OF LYoNs.-This popular play will
be presented at Mozart liall next fIlday
nicht bva number Of ladies and gentlemen.
The caste comprises some OF our Dest ma
i've bistrionic talent, and for some time
Miss Marie Bowen has given much time
and attention to the careful training OF the
troupe. The progress made reflects great
credit upon the young ladies, ana lhelr
labor and zeal deserves To pc amply re-
worded. The proceeds Of the entertain
ment will be given for the Deneht OF the
Eye and Ear Infrmary, anu this charity Is
another commendation Tor the play. The
hoy-sheet opens to-day for the. sale OF re-
served seats at Ramos 4 Moses. Call early
and secure your seats,
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STEAMBOAT ENTERPEIsE.-The Virginia
steamboat Company a.. b. Tatum, super
intendenD has withdrawn their ste steamer nnd
Ariel from the route between here anu
Norfolk and placed the attractive steamer
Nellie White in her stead. This Is one OF OF
tho most popular excursion steamers IN
baltimore harbor, whence she ran last
summer to some Of the resorts III tnat Vi
cinity. This fact, together witn inc IT.
markably low passenger rates Oh tile on'i'.S q,
river ronte. cannot fail to draw over IL
inr,e r travel TO Norfolk and Old Point.
'' Nv Nv Totnm informs us that the Ariel has
~ w. sent 10 Woodalrs floating dock, IN
Waltimore Rain @ where she will be made new
and n,i' eIcrant boat. Her iron hull, machine
anu ~ saloons o &C., will be thoroughly renew
ed, D. and she will be splendidIy reiurnshed, i'o.
wanted. % fed &C., and be finished in full time
Tor fine Old Point season.
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Mr.. William c. Mayo, who has Just been
appointed Soliciting Agent" OF the So
cicty for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Ami
mails, will begin TO day to solicit members
for this Society. From all the indications
he will meet with cordial support from all
our good citizens, both ladies and gentle
men. one dollar will constitute any one a
member for twelve months, and SO life
member. 1t is believed that many citizens
will not content themselves with giving
one dollar year TO such laudable under
taking, in which so much good may be ac-
complished. We beSpeak for Mr.. Mayo a
cordial reception.
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4 BRIDES LAMENT.
THE FIRST WEEK AFTER MARRIAGE.

We'll. have been a bride for one week, and |
don't ind married life near funny as expected
n 10 be. WHAT'S my husband cruel to me? NO.
indeed. Iweuldn't let him be. If he should get
angry I'd first Try persuasion. If that didn't sue
.oed IA call the broom-handle into requistlon.
r.. tell the plain truth, l was deceived-ye,'
"soldn 4. The proper word. ] thought Hubby had
wealth. but now find that ii will require skilful
economy 10 make both ends meet. How was de-
cejvedg Well, 1t was his clothing that did it, Re
Gently he appeared 10 dress much more expen-
s,vely than other young men. Tho garments he
wore were Of such good material and so fashiona-
,lv made that Imagined he must be getting cou-
nle Of thousand year. Where did he get his
clothingY Why, at the MlSFIT STORE, 9l2
Main street, 70 be sure. Why there you can gel
good clothing for about one haR what other estab-
ilshmen,s are charging. Heisho, the MisflI
STORE is a great blessing TO the men OF Rich
mond But It did succeed In causing me to De
beautifully sold Wei, after all, I'm glad Hubby
pa,ronlzes the MIsF1T STORE, for Il proves thai
he not only practices economy, but knows bar
gain when he sees II.
MisFIT STORE, 0l2 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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The latest imported novelty in lewelry Is !,
silyer colIarettc known rs dog-collar.
, 'i iarce assortment was shown us Yesterday
T., Messrs Goddard Il Moses, $40 Main
Street ~ They received at the same time
sur 6,tv different styles OF silver bangle
bracelets, at prices from $3.50 TO slo' Ca''
and see them.
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ArCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RE on all sales Of Real Estate made betweentnt
Isl OF january and last of June The taxes loo tlt
present year have to be PAID oy tie -,
The wear the taxes have to be paid by the seller.
Tfhis custom MAS adopted ab9ut hlieen years sgc
bv all the real estate agents in IiehhVhu' snd ny
niiestO Richmond and yicinit.l
/. THOMPSON BROWN, . 7. NJ, brick store
and dwelling on Duyal street ana TWO irai"c
dwellings on Shocks alley.
rIroNpSoS RROWN, IL \. NJ. household aud
- titcben farniture, at No. go Ninth dreet, be-
tween clay and Leigh.
CHARLES 4. HoLZBACH, ~ NJ. corn, fodder
shucks, hay, potatoes, ana iarinihg inp'e'
ments.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A, NJ, horses, mules
yehietgs.
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Rad Breath. Pain m the Side. sometimes the pain
ss felt under the should. r-hlade, mistaken Tor
Rheumatism; general loss of appctiie' boweis gem
orally cosfVc. sometimes alternating with lax me
head is troubled with pain. i dull and heavy. wth
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied WIN Il
painful sensation OF leaving uhunAC S9lnctlits
which opglt 10 have been done; a~,hght dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes ap attendant. oiteh
m staken for consumption; the patient complains
of yvCarlueSs aud debility; nervous easily STAR
tied. feet cold or burning, sometimes a prckly
sensation Of the skin exists; spirits are low ana
dcsp0udcmi. and, although satisfied tlht exercise
would he beneficial yet one can hardy summon
up fort tudc Ia try iu fact, dis,rusts every rem
cdv several Of the above symptoms atienl th.
disease. hat cases have occurred Wnth b9t iSW gu
tbem exisied Vet examination after death has
shown the LIVER 60 have been eNtensiN j! de-
ranged.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80 /;
"a. NJ, 40; noon, 81 8 Z. NJ, So; 6 p.
NJ. 90; midnight, IS.
Mean temperature, 42t.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States warmer and generally
fair weather. followed on Wednesday night
by light rains, southeast to southwest
winds, stationary or lower barometer.
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The rovler ROiI-Tp Springfield

l. entirely metallic. easily haadIed. dura-
bic. free from noise, clean, and full OF
capacity for giving rest. 1t Is, IN iact. a
slcep-proyoking luxury. Sent on trlai
irce-1j Y. litn.
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Mr.. Octayius Difiendei fer, wealthy
merchant OF Baltimore, was found dead In
his bed Monday morning. lie was III MS
usual health when he retired.
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IT SHOULD DE USEDBY ALL PERSONS OLD
AND YOUNG, WHENEVER ANY OF TIE
ARnNF SYMPTOMS ApPEAR.

Persons travelling or living in unhealthy locali-
ties hv taking dose tuna.N 10 keep tht Liver
in healthy action will avoid all Mailra, bnou> ~
tacks, Dizziness. Nausea. proWsncSs' depression
0f spirits. Sc. II VIII invlgorato Ike glass OF
wine. BIT Is 40 lNTONlC A1iNG BtNktAGE.
If you have eaten anything hard of DIGESTION or
fcel heavy after meals. or slcepCss NJ nght, take
dose and YOU viii hc relieved.
TIME AND DOCTORS BILLS WILL BESANED
BY ALWAYS KEEPING TIE REGULA-
TOR IN TIE HOUSE!
Tor. whatever the ailmcnt may be. thoroughly
sqfe pIVGNTIvE. ALTEEATlNE. AND TONIC c,h
never he ont 0f place. The remciN Is II AKMLEss,
AND DOES NOT INrERfEEE WITH BUSINESS OK
PLEASURE.
IT l. PURELY VEGETABLE,
and has alI the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Ouininc. without any of the injurious after elects
\ GOVERNORS TESTIMONY.
simmons Liver Regulator has been in uss In NY
family for some time and am satlshed il IS i VAL
'~''' J. GUT SuORTEE. Governor Of Alabama.
Hon Alexander II. stevens, OF Georgia. says: I:
Have derived some btneht from the use 81 I'm nm
mons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 give II luI-
thcr trial.
"TUF ONLY THING THAT NEVER FAILS TO
RFIIEVE."-I have used many rciEcdles Tor b!s-
pcp,ia. Liver Affection, and Dchiiiiy' but never
have found anything 70 benent me 10 tne & eNItnt
uesOfa 10 Georgia for 10. and would senq itrlher
for such a medicine, and would advise all who
are similarly affected % give II trial' a. II seems
lie only Thing that never fails 90 rel eve.
=. VI. JANNEY, Minneapolis. Minn
Dr. T. W. Mason says: from actual experience
81 the use Of simmons Liver Reguator IN my
uractice / have been and am satisfied 10 use ana
lreecribc il a. DuIgatiye medicine.
Be- Take only the GENUINE, which always mas
On the wrapper the RED TRADEMARK and SIC
NATURE OF y. IL ILlLiN q OO'
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
en- oo-W- FLY
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MULES AND HORSES. q
Personal.

no JOHN HENRY: Take notice dat l
i shall ON SATURDAY The l4th Gay Vf AprD,
lss3' move the Judge of the thanccry court ot
the city of Richmond. In tile couri-room oi lDo
.tid court, o. substitute some suitable person ~
trIlst,e In your place and stead In tho tru>l-dtet
executed by Adolphus ID. Williams, uSiee, hsfl,s
:. Morgan and James Nesbit, trts bees Mari.ns
cnnninl. aud William Garrett % N9u, d,led VIC
bth day Of September. lS5i, aud recorded Ia thc
clerk Office Of the Chanccry Conft OF NE cHS o'
Richmond, I'm Decd-BOok 50 u, JN5te 22t:
VERY respectfully. WiLIlA1 GANkEli.
By counsel, HAw & WApDiLL- ,.
MARCu 10, 1881. mn l'-N ~
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C;,x Ccusus-Oue District Complete.
Grind tOial..........'''

Number OF names listed yesterday, 1887.
0Gicer Cbesterman visited one house in
Joctson Ward Yesterday and listed the
residents. and before he got out Of the gate
the head Of the house, colored man named
Hill. was dead.
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DONATION PARrY.

PARTY FOR THE AGED
POOR. -
The yearly reception OF DONATIONS fOK
TiIE 0I.D PEOPLE will he received NJ
ST. SOPHlAs HOME,
No. 10 north ilarvie street. by the Little sisters OF
the Poor, A., >,,x., u,vrt.
with MONDAY.
1hose who hnd n inconyenient 10 visit .he Home
can leave their donation at any OF the following
stores: Robert knglish, corner second ana krigh
streets. Messrs. Christian 4 White, GA east Msin
street; John NJ. higgins, 1910 east trankhn
street JAMES usyes, Rockets mh 2s-iw'
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.nTICE mo- TllE PUGLIC.

Mn. N. G.. MAYO mas BEEN APPOINTED
soI.ICIrING AGENr kOK Illt NlkulN,A
SOCIETY FOR THE rNENENTloNoisa.t, " ia.,re a nt q,
ELTY TO ANIMALS Az thoss Neo % "es,,. '..,,.s a.
81 nh aq-iw ). e. ARMSTRONG, Prcsidcu.
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POLICE URT.-The following cases we're
disposed of Yesterday:
Charles Branch and John Williams
0both colored), charged with being drunk
and dsorderly on the steamer Manhattan.
Branch was fined $500 and Williams dis
charged.
Samuel Dean (coored), charged with be-
ing disorderly on the street. Fined $500.
Margaret Morris (co'ored), drunk and
disorderly. Sent to Jail for six months in
default OF surety.
William Nuckols, charged with being
d;sorderlv on the street. Fined 81.
Walter Goode (colored), charged with
forgery. Sent on to the Hastings Court
Committed; no bail allowed.
Joseph Malsini, charged with felonlouSly
shooting and wounding one Joseph Jones
with n gun. Sent on to the grand jury
Committed; no bail allowed.
Joseph Nlalsini and William ShinauIt
charged with assault and battery. Malsin
fined s. and Shinault fined $40 and sen
fenced to confinement in Jail for twenty
four hours. Both appealed to the Hust
ings Court. Bail allowed in the sum o
800 each.
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HusTIYGs CoURT.-The following eases
came up before this court yesterday and
were duly disposed Of
Pat. Sullivan. charged with allowing
gaming to be carried on in his house. anu
he a licensed liquor-dealer. Fined SlOO,
and security for twelve months required
The order for revocation OF license was
suspended until next Tuesday.
]. w. Smelling, charged with felonious
assault, was found guilty, and was sent to
iaiI for one day and fined one cent.
Nav Tyler, charged with violently as,
saulting Alice Twyman, was convicted and
sentenced to Jail for nine months and fined
one cent.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
George Boiling. charged with the killing
OF Wacker, was set for hearing next Tues
daV
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SuxrKS. STRAW, Sc.

cuUCKS, suUCKs, SHUCkS,
.SIEAw, STRAW, STRAW.
sor sale ;ooe or In hales deiiN cred In any Sasnu,y.
is~ ,sroe iot of MAsriCArED CuHN-foD-
DEa. 4 FINE FARM ACLs for sale
Applyto ,a ! c,ah;,s,iy streets,
NH so.eod2w near Richmona CelleSv>
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suit About Pump-works Machinery.

II. \. RAMSAY, or BALTIMORE, CLAIMS THAT
he WAS DELAYED by THE CITY IN PUTTING
Up THE NEW PUMPS, AND IS THEREFORE, IN
TITLED TO $4,000 DAMAGES.
Mr.. III. A. Ramsay, OF Baltimore. has
brought suit against the city i'm the United
States Circuit Court for $4,000 damages.
He alleges that on the oath June, 1880, he
entered into IN agreement with defendant
TO furnish three whole sets OF machinery,
consisting OF three vertical, single-acting
Munger pumps. with all their attachments,
all furnished and set in place complete and
ready for operating. lie contracted to be-
Gin the delivery OF said machinery on or
before january /, 1881, the city contracting
70 pav him therefore Sj9. .gS7, and to fur
nish and have ready the buildings and
foundations for the erection OF the
machinery on the la>t-named date. And
he further alleges that in order TO fulfil
said contract It became necessary for him
TO occupy the greater portion OF his foundry
or works and to employ almost his entire
force Of men in the execution OF said work,
and that only by the exercise OF the greatest
diligence and by excluding large amount
OF work offered by other parties was he
enabled to perform his part OF said contract,
and that n a result Of such great diligence
and exclusion of other work on the lst day
Of January, 1881, aS required in said con-
tract. he was ready to commence the deliy-
ery Of said machinery, and so offered. but
that owing TO the failure Of the SAID
defendant to furnish the buildings and
foundations for the reception and erection
OF said machinery as it had been contract
ed to do, plaintiff was unable to forward
the work which had been completed; but,
on the contrary, was compelled TO retain
! said work Tor several months, and owing TO
the failure Of the city to furnish said build
J ings and foundations, the plaintilf was
greatly injured and annoyed. Further. that
/ when allowed to begin, he was compelled to
nav 4 great advance in wages that owing
/ TO said future he was unable to obtain
mechanics in Richmond, and was com
nelled to transport them from Baltimore
and pay their board in Richmond; That
owing TO said failure he was not able 10
proceed Till the fall, and was compelled to
work i'm the short hours OF the winter
davs and in bad weather. Wherefore he
pravs $4,000 damages. D'Arcy Paul and
w. W. & B. Z. Crump counsel.
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ovror THE GREArRsrLuxURrEs

Is a pure and fragrant Tollet-Powder. To our
adv render, we recommend }. & T.. ATKINsoN's
Rose, White Rose. ana Violet Powder.
SKINNY MEN. Weiss Health Remover " re-
stores health and yigor cures Dyspepsia impo-
tence. 81. -
WHEN PURCHASING Eyeglasses you shoulo
hear in mind that the "CELLULolD EYE
Cr,sSFSr are the best n the market. For sale
by all leading jewellers and opticians.
FOR THICK HEADS, heavy siomachs, biliousness
Weiss May-Apple Pills" cathartic, 10 ana zoe'
To MAKE 4 SALAD that Is certain 10 please All
tastes. you need only use DURKEEs SALAD
DRESSING. Nothing equal 10 1t was ever orered'
andnone so popular. IL 81 a superb table sauce
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRINTING-ilOUsE. Good work
low prices.a and satisfaction guaranteed.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES.

GEORGE %. PLEAsANTs & son. AGENTS,
No. lIO4% MAIN STREET, TELEPHONE No, IA.
With the AGRICTLTURAL.O Of Watcrtown the
IANiBU re- BREMEN. Of Germany: the sun, or
London, and the ROCHESTER GERMAN, COM
bining millions of assets. give und0ubted a-su-
rance Of indemnity against loss by fire. These
companies are recognized as amongst the best In
the country for dealings and prompt and square
settlements.
Mr.. WILLIAM II. PLEASANTS. late OF the frm
Of Gordon A Plcasauts, IS associated with and
will be glad to have the patronage of hts frieuds In
the future as IN the past. ap f-eod3t
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MILLINERY.
HORSES. MULES. cows. &c.

~---~~~-~~>~~--~-->--~s
NOR SALE, ONE OF TIE In
UANDSOMESr AND MOST rLk- /SIb
VICFABLE EbRIYING-HORSE-l lnthe cliy; aiso'
LAKGE,N " ELL-BROkE MULE.
II. ". WORIUAN
ap4-2t Fifteenth and Cary ,ireeis. J
MULES AND HORSES. TN
ANY person not finding stock % suit them AZ my
.tallas in Richmond. cIn write me, care 20
FAST FIFTH STREET. CINClNNAil, o. .nd
describe as near rs possiD" wha' 'hey San,, s.s
ing for what purpose they weh to use lhe Ili'ha'
and will hll the bill satisfactorily or no ale.
Filling orders from wholesale customers u SPe~
cialty.
. o,,o-l suuply on hand OF both MlIto AMI
UnK SEs Tor The wholesale ani retail trade.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refnnGed:
tIe 7-bm bfoh1E w. DC
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Open evening till O'Clock; Saturdays till 10
O'Clock. ap3--3t
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday !:
Commonwealth rs. Sheekels. Writ OF
error awarded to a judgment Of the County
Court OF Westmoreland county rendered
25th September, 1882.
Cogbill Us. Boyd, trustee, and ais. Ar
gued bv A. s. Lee for appellant and \. T..
Green and w. w. Henry for appellees, and
continued until to-day.