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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-24
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-Mr. W T. Lithgow and the
other Pythian representatives to the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge lately assembled in
Hampton have returned to this city highly
delighted with what they saw and heard.
Mr.. Icilius Y. Morgan, notice OF whose
death in Washington, ID. c., on Wednes-
day night, has been received here, was a
grandson OF Mr.. Peter X. Morgan, Sr.,
and a son OF Fleming Morgan, o; this city,
in which place he was born. Mr.. Morgan
leaves a family. HIS age was about forty
years. He had not lived in this vicinity for
q number OF years past. His death was
caused by consumption.
The mills and manufactures on the river
side will suspend night-work after Feb
rIary. The daytime crews Will be fun,
rs orders are ahead in most OF the factories.
The new machinery OF the Marshall Cot
ton-Alills Is said TO work beautifully.
Senator Joseph Walker, OF Chesterfield,
Is the inventor Of a paper-machine, from
which he expects (and his friends hope
with iuSiice) great results.
The efforts 10 revive the old Beethoven
Musical Association Of Manchester are still
being persisted in. Some OF the saDgtiine
friends OF the Association are strong in the
hope OF favorable result.
Ii is stated that the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company will petition the
City Council OF Richmond at an early day to
puta number Of lamps along Fourteenth
street, commencing in front Of the late
Mayo'S warehouse now a railroad depot
and extending along the line OF the old de-
pot towards Gary street. The city has
heretofore allowed the approach 10 Mayo's
bridge to remain without light because it
was private property.
Mayor Taylor tried two ordinance yio-
lators yesterday, and discharged them after
an examination which disclosed the fact
that they had offended through ignorance.
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Briefs and Personals.

In consequence OF the injunction pro-
ceedngs the prospect for immediately be-
ginning work on the Elba Market does not
seem first-rate.
Upper Main street received some atten-
ton from the city carts and hands yeSter-
day. II needed it.
A number OF strangers were in the city
Yesterday admiring our City Hall. one OF
Frank Leslh's artists sketched it some time
ago. He said il was handsomer building
than the passenger depots he had seen
here.
The new School Board did noe meet yes
tcrday. A member Of il said that it might
meet to-day. but he was not certain. The
fact i that two OF the meiAbers will de-
cline to serve and their places have to be
filed.
A wise friend suggests that when we
take the new census OF the city we should
also take ION separate accounD census OF
the population on Our immediate suburbs.
He thinks that that amounts TO several thou-
sand.
There is not city OF our population in
the United States without electric lights.
We are more behind in this respect than
almost any other. Why is that? We
ought to have them by Fair-time, else
strangers will think that they are in some
sleepy country town.
A. NJ. Kelley. John i. Cary, Charles f..
TAYLOR, w. ID. Chesterman, Samuel #. Me-
Gehee, :. &. Tinsley and deputies, sol.
Cutchins, L. 5. Derbyshire, ii. NJ. smith,
Jr., and number OF others, have been
summoned to appear at the custom-house
district Attorneys otiice) on March ist to
| Give evidence on behalf OF Mr.. John 5.
Wise in the case Of Massey rs. Wise.
MIR. Grover, who gave the information
which led TO the arrest OF Bouldn, the al
leged murderer. will get the reward OF go
offered by the Mayor il accused Is con-
yicted.
Mr.. II. A. WilbOurne and Mr. George
4. Hill are the notaries public before whom
number OF witnesses have been sum
moned 10 testify in behalf OF Mr.. John 3
Wise.
Messrs. Heinson & Kendler have pur-
chased two lots on the square on wcs'
BROAD street above Elba-Market square,
and will erect thereon handsome build
ing 10 be used as their galvanized iron
works.
The sale of reserved seats for John Me-
Cullough will commence on Tuesday morn
inc instead OF Monday, as was mt flrst an
nounced. Sale opens at S O'Clock III the
morning.
The American schooner Fred. jackson,
27S tons, T.. Il. Snow master, cleared fol
Matanzas, Cuba, yesterday, with 4,24O bun
dies of oak and hickory hoops, valued al
$4,240.
When the Marquis OF Lorne was here hi
private cars needed repairing. The work
was done, and yesterday the Chesapeak'
and Ohio railway received from the Cana
dian Government, to whom the cars belong
a check for the amount due.
The polnter.dog Hunter, mentioned IA
vorably at the Bench Show in washington
belongs to G. W. Epps, and not w. Epps
as before stated.
The fire on Church Hill was caused by
tbe burning OF small frame tenement be
longing to Councilman MetZger.
Received OF G. i. Johnston. lounJ La
dies Journal for March. 1t is goo'
number. filled with fashions, literature, ant
music,
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Failure Of I,aughman Broi hers.

The failure OF the well-known house oil
Baughman Brothers, stationers and print
ers, was announced yesterday. Their lia-
bilities, in round numbers, amount to
100000, while their assets are placed at
$4,000. The latter consist OF their stock,
&C., at No. 1917 Main street, their Rich
mond establishment, and the printing-ofllce
connected Herewith; all the stock and fix
tures OF the store No. II Murray street,
New York, q branch house OF the concern !;
all personal and real property, and all out
standing debts due the firm. In addition
to this they each waive the homestead and
other exemptions provided by law.
A deed OF assignment was entered in the
clerks Office OF the Chancery Court yester-
day morning setting forth in substance
that "by reason OF sundry losses and mis-
fortunes they are unable to pay to all OF
their creditors the whole OF their respec-
tive demands, and In order 20 render to
them the utmost satisfaction In their power
they convey all their estate, personal and
real, TO Moses Millhiser, in trust for their
creditors, with certain preferences"
The first preferred creditor Is s. Hirsh
for $40, 900 borrowed money, due October
I, 1884. The preferences are in favor
Of Fannie II. BeaIl, John w. Green, Will
liam Il. Simons 4 Brother, s. Hirsh, Lloyd
j. BealI, L. l.. ID. Walford, l.. II. Blair,
Lewis Booker, and ID. N. Walker, for va
rious amounts, aggregating S22, l9l.61.
These are TO be paid in fuR II the assets
hold out; II not, the residue Is to be di-
vided among them pro rata. II there Is Il
surplus after paying the preferred credit
ors, it will be divided among the remain
ing creditors.
In February, 1881, the Messrs. Baugh-
man Brothers established the branch house
in New York city, and their trouble Is
mainly attributed TO the failure Of that en-
terprise.
Mr.. Millhiser, the trustee, in accordance
with power given him in the deed, willeon-
tinue the business. He has appointed Mr.
Charles G. Baughman bis general agent to
conduct the same in all It's departments.
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pOLL-TAxEs PAID.
Statement OF the Amounts Paid into the
Treasury by Special Collectors Appointed
During the Last Campaiar.

To-day Mr.. Massey's forty days expires.
within which time he has been allowed to
take depositions in the contested-election
case between himself and Captain John s.
Wise. Auditors ). Brown Allen was on the
witness stand in all forty hours, during
which time he was asked IA questions. In
reply to question by contestant the follow
ing tabuated statement from the Auditors
office was produced, showing the amount
Of all tax-receipts given out to each special
tax-colector, and the amount they have
each returned to the Treasurer from each
county and CITY in the State:
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CATARWfE.
cASFoRD's RADICAL CURE.

ur.n COLDS. wATERy DISCHARGES
FROM THE NOSE AND EYES RINGING
xorsrs IN THE HEAD. NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE. and FEVER instantly relieved.
CHOKING MUcus DIsLoDGED. ID. MEM
neASE cLEANsEp AND HEALED BREATH
swrrrrsFp. SMELL. TASTE, AND HEAR
ING RFsroRhD, and RAvAGEs CHECKED.
ooueH. BRONCHITIS DRorrISGs INTO
-uy rupo.T. PAINS IN THE CHEST, DYs-
rrrsrA, WASTING OF STRENGTH AND
=, rs,. LOSS OF SLEEP, etc, CURED.
a., hottie Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
,sgs' and one Dr. sanford's inhaler, In one PACK
are. ef all drSgsisS nare ~, dsilaIon of Witch liza
~ 40 pine. "a Fir. Marlgold, Glover blossoms
fie' fN' CoSton.
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q How old are your" said an ancient
dame TO a grinning little tar-pot- "Well. IL
! goes by what mudder says, IS most ten;
but il goes by de fun Pse had, Fse most
a hundred" o! that all could measure
their years in tins way; but how many
measure them by long night-watches and
almost fatal coughing spells, which could
have been cured by a bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in season?
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THE ILLUSTRATED LECTURES. who
were at the Theatre last night certainly en-
ioyed The "Delights OF Travel Without It's
Discomforts." The sights and scenes in
London were brought out with realistic
plainness, and looked as natural almost as
life. 1t should be remembered that an hour
or two cannot only be spent pleasantly i'm
attendance at this entertainment, but much
useful information can also be gained.
At the matinee this evening the subject
will be "Ramblings in Rome" and to-
night "Glimpses OF Scotland" Attend
both lectures
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
partly cloudy and colder.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: O A. NJ, 36 {;
GA. NJ, 40; noon, 46; 9 z. NJ, 4S; 6P.
NJ, ~; midnight, SO.
Mean temperature, 42s.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

IA passed several secptss nights, disturbed by
the agouics and cries Of suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that MRS. wINsLOws9
SOOTHING SYRUP was fast the article needed,
procured supply for the chifdy On reaching home
and acqushs,sng his wife with what he had done,
she refused 10 have IL Administered to tho child,
she was strongly In favor OF Homeopathy. That
nigh. the child passed in suffering and The parents
wxhoat sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found the baby stiIi worse; and, whilc
contemplating x another slcepless nfgAA the mother
stepped from the room to attend 10 some domestic
duties and left tl,e father with the chHd. During
her absence he administered portion OF the
Soothing syrup to the baby and sad nothing.
That night all hands slept wcll and The lilllc fel-
low awoke In the morning bright and happy. Tho
mother delighted with the sudden and won
derful change, and although at first ofeTled as the
deception practiced upon her, has consinucdto MSS
the Syrup and suffering, crying babies aud rcstlesa
nights have disappeared. single trial of the Sy-
rup never yet failed 20 relieve the baby ~7d over
come the preju5sces Of the mother
Sold by all druggists; 25c. a bottle.
fe 2O-eod1w
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DIED SUDDENLY.-Yesterday morning
about / O'Clock Irwin Harrison, a colored
man, died suddenly in the ticket-oitiee Mt
the Richmond and Danyille depot. The
deceased was iourneying from Kentucky to
Glover dep0t. in Halifax county, Va, and
had reached the city by way Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad.
The Coroner, DR.. W. II. Taylor, was no.
titled Of the death, and responded prompt
ly, business in his line being very slack.
The remains were removed to the Morgue,
and an inquest was deemed unnecessary.
The deceased had SG.40 in cash on ms
person, and this will be used to pay the
expenses OF transporting the remains TO
Glover depot.
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TO THE coxsunrrvr.-Le, those who lnguisi

TO THE CoNsUnPTyE.-Let those who hpgui-h
under the fatal severity OF our climate through
any pulmonary complaint, or even those who are
I'm decided consumption, by no means despair.
There T. d safe and sure remedy at hand, aud one
easily tried. "WiLBoR's COMPOUND OF COD
IIyrR.On. AND LIaE," without possessing the
very uau,caing favor OF the oi ~ heretofore used.
Is endowed by The phosphate OF lime with heal
ing properiy which renders the OH doubly efica-
cious. Remarkable testimonials OF Its efficacy can
be shown. sold by A. d. wILrog, Chemist, Bcs-
ton, aud all druggists.
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HATS.
LATEST NOVELTIES.
LOWEST PRICES.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMKDY

THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY,
For the cure Of all diseases arising from diseased
blood, RosADALIs. IL cures Scrofula Rheuma-
tism, White Swelling, GOut. Goitre, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Nervous Debility, Malaria, and all
diseases of kindred nature arising from an I'M
pure condition Of the blood Read this letter.
REHoBoTH, VA, November %, 1880.
! have been great sufferer with infainmatory
rheumatism for the las. twelve months. ! was In
ducod 10 try your preparation, Rosadalis, ana !
have been greatly benefited. My hands and feet
are still enlarged, but feel 30 much better that
want to continue taking the RosADALIs.
Mrs. NJ. Y. DANCE.
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GosprL-MEETINGs At BRoAD-SrREET
CrrRcu.-The Rev. A. {. Bledsoe preach
ed again last night to n crowded mouse
About half dozen pasons stood iof spe-
cial prayer. The interest tnuS lar MANI
tested in these meetings has induced Mr..
B!edsoe to continue the services. On TO-
morrow night he will preach in the lecture
room OF the church, rs also on every night
next week. His sermons are practlcai,
earnest, and telling in their ehect, ana
there Is good reason to anticipate many
conversions under his ministry.
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For EuRorE.-Captain Phil; Haxall yes
terday, at meetIpg Of the Board Of Di-
rectors OF the Grain and Cotton Exchange.
rendered his resignation as president OF
that institution, giving as a reason that he
expected to take a trip to EUROPE, EUROPE wnere @
Board refused TO accept tne reslgnaIion,
and instead granted Captain Haxall leave
Of absence. IL Is understood that he viii
leave on his contemplated tour next Mon
daY week.
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THE RICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR
L WOMAN'S WORK VIII be open at their
PARLORs, No. 300 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET. THURSDAY. March l, 1883. COM
mttec of ladies Will be on hand the previous
days Of the week to receive c0nsignnents In each
department. as indicated in the circular. "Thc
Useful and Domestic, Fancy and Artistic"
The domestic Department includes Pickles.
Preserves, Jellics Cake, Desserts, Beef-Tea. and
other dehcacies for the sick. f. 24-3t
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aitImond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY "a, 1883.
Entered at the Poss-ofice at Richmond Na.' y
second-ciass matter.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For inc MID
die Atlantic States. increasing cloudmess
and rain or snow. winds mostly from north
10 east lower barometer, and a slight fall
followed by rising temperature.
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ELECTRIC rLAsTERs.

CoILINs's yOLTAIC ELECTRIC
\ PL ASTFRS.-for the relief ana preventien'
~ ,xsTaST 1T Is APPLIED OF Rheumatism,
,ln,.,.,ig,,' Scistica. Coughs, Colds. Weak Back,
N'osnesh and Bowels. shooting Pains, Numbness.
Ifyttcria, Female Pains. Palpitauon. dyspepsia,
- complaiEt, Bilious Fever, Malaria, ana
rr,a,,SSeu,lrs. use COLLINs'S 7 l. A s Il y ian
FfFCTRfC BATTERY combined with PO-
Roirs PLASTER, and laugh ut pain; &C: every
,s,srs nyrs fe 22-Tb&sa2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c.
CPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

For short time viii sell at the following prices
CABINET and Sxl0 FRAMES 10 reduce stock:
50c. Cabinet Eclvets at 35c.;
81 Cabinet Veivets at &C.;
81 30 Cabinet Ntfyets NJ 81;
Sl.25 Sxl0 Frame at 81:
soc. SxlO frame at 3Oc.;
25c. sxl0 Frame, with mat tbest In the clty), at
2je.
number Of FINE ENGRAVINGS and other
PICTURES to be sold at low prices.
EASTER CARDS at half usual prices. at
T.. LEWIS'S.
fe 24 No. 912 Main street.
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Uuuon or THE WELSH PULPIr.-Rey. d.
m ph,Ii;ns will deliver his lecture on the
:. upmor ~ the welsh Pulpit at Grace
street pantist church next Monday night.
Mp NJ pbiIlins was born at Tredesar, Wales,
but has lived for some yeais y y. 's's coun'
try. Thisiecture hhs been uen,s,ea ,s. IN New
eeiyed by the press and people.
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BURNETT's COCAINE has received uni
yersal endorsement. No other preparation
possesses such remarkable properties for
embellishing and strengthening the hair
and rendering it dark and glossy. Ii cures
badness ard eradicates dandrnH.
Burnett's Flayoring Extracts are the best.
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awe gained twenty pounds in two months
writes Mr.. j. c. Power, Of Trenton, lll.' (Decem-
Der 2, 1881 "aBd am a well man. ia suffered
with liver disorders since 1852. hidney-Wof'
cured me-"
Strong words from New York clergyman
unhesitatin9ly recommend hidney-Norl' IL
greatly benefited me-" says Rev. c. r. henble' OF
Mohawk. y. Y.
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THE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS used in
making BROWNS BEoNCHiAL TRoCnEs Is such
AS TO give the best possible eject with safety They
are widely known ~ the best remedy for Coughs
Colds, Throat diseases, and Asihma,lc troubles.
Price, 20 cents box.
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Our friend, J. B. WATKINS, 722 east Main
street, delivers direct from depot the finest bright
blazing Splint Lump Coal 70 dealers and con-
sumers on very favorable terms. The rare chance
remains ogly a day or two. Order today.
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SAVE nosEY by hayin& YOUR printing dor.e a.
the DISPATCH PRfSJINo-liousr. Good work
low prlcee,anr satisfaction gvaENateeds
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Anna EVA FAY.-By special request MISS
Anna Eva Fay, who gave a performance at
the Theatre this week, viii on Monday re-
neat her seance entertainment. She invites
he & strictest investigation OF scientific
minds, aud promises some marvellous va
hibitiop,
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HEcKER's BAKfze-PowDRB Il perfect In every
respect. healthful, thoroughly reliable, uniform n
strength, and It's baking qualities caanot be sur
passcd.
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PROPOSALS..
CITY COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,l
RAITINOKT. Februlry o3. 1883.

BALTIMORE, FFbruify 20. 1900.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at this office until SATURDAY,
March 10, 1888, at | l.. NJ. TO FURNISH l,OO0,-
coo GRANITE EPANlNG-BLOChS OF the follow
Ing Dimensions: -
inches IN length; not less than three and half
(3hl nor more than four and 4 halff4S) Inches In
width. and not less than SIX 90 nor more than
seven (7) inches IN depth.
Proposals viii only DC received Tor furnl silng
lots OF not less than $4,000 blocks.
Tho blocks 10 be delivered az such wharf or
wharyes or railroad depots Ia Baltimore rs may DO
desiguated 10y the City Commissioner.
Proposals must state the price bOth bY The thou-
sand ana by the squire yard.
one fourth OF the whole number of blocks must
be delivered within thirty days after signing the
contract. not less than half Of the Whole NUM-
bef within sixty days after signing the contract.
and the balance Of tie whole number contracted
for within ninety days aiter signing the contract.
Payments will be made on delivery ana accept
anoe OF each lot Of 10000 blocks, claiming iwen-
ty per centum OF the amount until hirty days
after the completion Of each contract.
Bond. with approved security. VIII be required
for the faithful performance Of tine contract
An bids mus be acct mpanied hy specimen
blocks of the Size andquali ties given above labied
with The name Of the bidder aud the locality 81 the
quarry. The right Is reserved 10 reject any ana All
proposals offered.
speciications Win be furnished ON applications
IN mis- Office JOHN r.. TOOLE,
fe 24-3t CLERK 10 city Commissioner.
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way, CARTS &c.
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., 10y A. NJ and 2H and
Up. NJ, imported and domestic cigars.
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KIDNEY-wORT.
KfDN EY- W O X T
HAS BEEN PROVED
the surcst cure for
KIDN DIS l. A : r >.

I poos n lame hack or dIsorderci urine indi-
n cafc mat Won are yictimY THEN DO NOT
/ uTsITAfE: use KlDNEY-WORTa AT once
L fdruggists recommend ~. and u WI speec-
! nv overcome the disease and restore healthy
\ action. -. ...o,,,tor 90
Il v,nr ex.s,ch AS paln and weaknesses, MD
II STY-WORT IS unsurpassed, as 1t VIII act
Il promptly and saiciy. ......,.,,
i FITHfR sEX.--Incor hence. retention
4 dull. dragging pains, all speedily yield to It's
SOLD IjY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 81.
i H'DST'-"'H'. !
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RIcuMoS D, February %. 1883.
Tn An. WUtN Ir MAY

~ CONCERN: I'm pursuance Of deed Of trust
executed TO the undersigned by Greer ~. Baugh-
man, Charles G.. Baughman, aud tmilius A.
Baughman partners IN trade nude the trIn-namc
aud style Of BAUGIlMAN BROTHERS, I will
proceed to sell all Of the stock contained In The
store No. 1917 east Main street at greatly reduced
prices.
have this day appoIIAd CHARLES G.
RAUGHMAN my general agent 10 conduct the
business Of the former firm Of BAuGuMAN BRO
THEIRS. both In the SLatonerys aud Printing de-
partmcnts, and hereby authorize him 10 buy for
cash only certain goods prescribed BY the sad deed
of trust. which has this day been admitted 20 re-
cord In the clerks office Of the Chancerv Court OF
the city of Richmond. Parties indebted To the said
firm Of Il AUGIiMAN BROTHERS must come for
ward promptly and settle, rs further indulgence
cannot be granted. NJ. MlLLIlISER.
fe 2i-6t Trustee.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-TO THE PUBLIC: have
1< this day February 2, 1881 appointed RO-
BERT SUINAULT as my agent 10 carry ON and
conduct the HUCksTERING BUSINESS In the
Old Market-to buy and sell for cash only.
CHARLES l.. SArTERWAlTE.
fe 13,24,&Mh3&i0
RIO THE PUBLIC.-The CHARLES
i MOSBY convicted in The Police Court last
Friday Is not the CHARLES l. MOoDY porter at
W. B. Blair 4 Co.'S. fe e24-lts
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POLICE COURT.-R Robert N. iSbet!, 1cttng
Police Justice, presiding. The following
eases were disposed OF Yesterday:
George Bouldin (colored). charged with
the murder OF Richard Wacker. Contln-
ned TO Tuesday next, on motion OF the
counsel for the accused, l.. Z. CaDell, Lsq
Committed; no bail allowed.
The oyeralls worn by Bouldln on tue
night OF the murder. and east OF by him
before he left the city in his flight, were
found Yesterday in well in the neighbor-
hood. They are now at the First station,
Lnt are so wet and covered with mud that
II cannot vet be positively said whether or
no there is blood upon them. This VIII
probably furnish another link In tie chalh
OF evidence against Bouldin.
charles Mosby, w. III. Winslow, and
Charles Garnett (all colored), CHARGED WIN
stealing one lot of clothing. Cohiinued 10
to-day, and committed.
Henry Brown, charged with beng va
grant jailed for thirty days in default oil
surety. .,.a ,,,,h
stealing one lot OF bags. Young; locked
up I'm the station-house.
William Brown (colored), charged wilh
cruelty beating and tortnrins n mule
Fined $40. III. him
drunk. Fined 81.
Richard Cheatham (colored). charged
with leaving his team standing IN th'
street without holding the reins IN his
hands. FinedS2.
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81 had babi;ual costiyeness, pain in the BACK
and rheumatism" writes ). J. scott, BurlingiCn'
w., Kidney.wort has cured them ALL"
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