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BASEBALL.
The Home Grub Defeated Again
Ypsterday.

EPbItTUHy.
Tho home club met with another disastrous
defeat Mt tho hands of the Louisvilles yester-
day. The visitors had the game we'll In hand
throughout, and at no time did their oppo-
nents have ghost OF q show. Much dissatls
faction was expressed with the umpire, whose
decisions were outrageously against the homo
nine,
The Louisvilles are pronounced the strongest
club seen here this season. The score stood
at the close 10 to in favor OF the visitors
The Louisvilles made Ia base hits and tho
Washingtons, g; tho homo club made @ or
rors TO OF the visitors.
On Decoration Day, at o o'clock, n game Will
be played at the Capitol Park between a nine
composed OF clerks OF G.. G.. Cornwell & Sons,
and o. O. Bryan aud John H. Magruder. The
game begins early because none OF the players
have played ball for Ave years, and there is
no telling when they Will get through. Adj
mieafOn free.
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEL RAILS. MAaNIFIoENT EoUIPNfENT
TRAINS LEz sSf Whs hin Sss rom station
por corner OF Sixth and b streets, as follows:
f Palace eee s &sss ocss S L d
a. ~ daily; fast line, $40 a. M. daily. w xxx
Western Expresa 40. p. NJ daily. with PniaeoI
Cars TO Piitsburgh; also connects dniy tor mi.
Mai Express 70 r NJ daily IyA i"r BIZ e ,1 G6eago
me West, With Palace Sleeping Car from Wash.
BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Mia =
e n at 1000 p; m. daily exceps saturday, with
washington 10 uao TTan 20 ieS ESIhesS %G ana
lngion on Saturday night will not run beyond
For williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmlra. n,
80 A. NJ. daily except Sunday. Nv
~. 10, 400, 1000 and li.i5P. Nj. On sn21a~1
40, 1000 and 1i.l5 p. NJ. Limited Express 81
human Pnlihman Parlor Cars, $40 A. NJ daily except
For Boston, without change, 1.4o p. NJ. everv
For Brcofiyn, NJ Y, ali through ny traips corroo,
az Jersey CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Annex
ing double ferriage across New York civ AVo'u
for ~ PhdIlaSdeiphia sl5 and 1850 A. NJ, no 400,
100 and lib p. NJ Limited ETpfess ~ lgV Ky ~
PS os Bsi ehGsss seq 5o AZ
and Ills T.. NJ. ' VV' WV "7V' lO'VV
F9r lPpope,s Creek x, Lne, eto A. n. and 40 PM.
For Annapolis, $50 a. NJ. and 4l0P M dati,, 49,
cent Sunday. "''iiy' TX
ALEXANDRIA, q FREDERICKsBURa RAFT.
TON RAILROAD. AN'"-
For Alexandria. $50. 100, 925 HOS and 1i.a5 A.
NJ, %, a25i 8, 0.25, sos and i1.35 p. NJ On sun
day Mt $50, Q.25, HOS A. M, B.O5 p M y" Sun
For Richmond ana the South 03 0and II. OK A Nt
., daily, and T. NJ daily, except Sunday, An.
sO5. 1000 and 10 10 A. M, 1. 305, 323 10 T05 and
1910 Il. NJ. and 12.10 midnight. on Sunday nj n ~
and 1910 A. NJ, 705 and 1910 p. NJ ''V'
Tickets and Information OF the Office nortbeas,
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave.
the checking of baggage to destination from hoteIs
aud residences i' "''e''
J.R WOOD
o,r.o :, -. General Passenger Agent.
CHAs. L. PUGH, General Manaser. sum-
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The Grand Army BAND.

An effort is being made TO organize Grand
Army brass band for the use OF the q. A. II.
posts and the Union Veteran Corps. The band
will be one calculated to attract attention. IL
will DO known as the Grand Army Band Of
Washington. The uniforms VIII be brilliant,
OF the old drum and fife corps of war times ana
former memberB OF the Marine Band. The
leader will be Mr.. Camille Schneider, who was
formerly assistant leader OF the Marine Band,
and once acted as leader Of the Royal Band OF
the King of Italy. "a
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How Its Uses Multiply.

The uses Of Household Ammonia p1aftiply
as Its advantages become more gax5Rally ap-
preciated, and with the adYsF OF warm
weather II becomes the moransecessary as n
preventive of the diseaeeH16hd discomforts OF
and most healthy conxNlon. In every portion
OF the household t1fe useful preparation, sold
by Messre. Barbedr & Hamilton, has its use in
cleansing anAehrifying and banishing all that
Is unhealthy or uncleanly. No Judicious
housekacper who has learned tho merits OF
Household Ammonia will ever consent to be
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On the InstnImont PIawss'

The largest and most completc7 furniture
house In the District he1hat. &C. Grogan's, New
York avenue, betwed If RnItteenth and Four
tenth streets. He selling ilne llne OF
goods on the inatafs1bnt plan-that is, Il small
cnsh paymenk0Bon parchaslng and the bal
ance IN aesy weekly or monthly payments
Hero iatIHopportunity 10 furnish your homes
on sod terms.
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Baum's Special Sale
NIGHT SHIRTS

Having been successful IN our unprecedented
UNLAuNDERED SHIRT SALE, which IS
still In progress We place upon our counters until
further notice the most remarkable a. well as
the chearest line Of NIGHT SHIRTS ever
offered In this city. The prices and quality will
astonish you
STYLE |.
Baum's UnexceIIed Night Shirt, excel
lent cotton, we'll finished, a rare bargain,
only SOC.
STYLE 2.
Baum's Dwight Anchor Night Shirt,
we'll finished, worth 9OC., only 75c.
STYLE 8.
Baum's Wamsutta Cotton, extra long,
excellent finish, sold all over for SLIPS,
only 92o.
STYLE q.
Baum's Lonsdale, for summer wear,
feathcr-weluht, worth SLAB, only 81.
STYLE 5.
Baum's Wamsutta Cotton, embroidered
front, pocket and sleeves, worth Sl35,
only 81.
STYLES 5 AND 6.
Baum's Wamsutta, handsomely en-
broldered, pulled and rufFled front,
sleeves and pocket, worth $3.50, only
Sll8.
To the above Goods and styles mentioned we
can only add that they only must be seen to be
appreciated.
N. B.-The prices Of Unlaundered Shirts arc the
IpHppCtlVply Sl.lS
have not az yet tried any of them, secure one and
convince yourself OF the 1T and quality.
pAHM,0 A16 SnUnnth ST.
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STEAMBOATS,.

1NAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, FORTRESS
~ MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
Steamers GEORGE IlcARY and EXCELSIOR.
Single tickets, 81; Round-trip, also,
One Of these popular steamers leaves It'll st.
wharf daily, Sundays excepted. at $3.50 p. M. Sat
urdays at O, stopping at Plney Point and Corn
field Harbor on the Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday trips only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with the Boston and
Providence steamers., Connect also with New
York and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and
Western, Seaboard and Roanoke, Ocean View
ana Virginia Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can he secured at Baltimore
& Ohio ticket office, at 18th st. and Pa ave- ST
Marc Hotel, Polkinhorn's nextto City Postoilice,
at Company's office, eth az. wharf.
Anoxs Express Will call for and check bag.
gage from hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until 6 D. M
W. p. WELOH, Gen, Agent
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a Personal PIntrorm.aa'

SSan p NoT N Of the Hotel
oil, consequently did nQtss6t left by Lewis. He
belonged TO the BlactReforse Cavalry, and asks
no aims from aRSB6dy. Politically he is for
the old ticket sPersonally, for John P. Now
house. HeAfds better liquors and colder beer
at n's tSsse than anybody. II you don't be.
IieySpfl call anu see.
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"Laura's letter.
have little letter
Which, like golden fetter,
With mystic lines
My heart entwines,
And makes me daily better.
The words are scrawls and dashes,
With girlish dots aud splashes,
But while gaze,
Fond memory stays,
And tear.drops wet my lashes.
told my darling, merely
couldn't read IL clearly.
She road 20 mo-
~ lOYo you--see
love you very dearly"
All this across the table
10 II myth or fable?
Oh, no, think
This tiny link
Moro strong than chain or cable.
To-day, this paper olden
within my heart Ia holden.
Its rude designs
And wayy lines
Arc more than jewels golden.
My heart, though rent severely,
WIN ono day sec more clearly,
And by the Throne
I'll clasp my own,
Who loves mo worry dearly.
Fred n. Woodward,
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The Ex.COnfedernte Homo.

At n meeting In aid OF the ex.oonfederats
Soldiers Homo last night twenty-three
persons, including some prominent cltzons ot
the District, as we'll as several Senators aad
Members OF Congress, Joined the association.
Aninvltatlon from the Union Veteran Corps, LIST
Company, was extended 10 the association 10
accompany them TO Frederlcksburgh on Deco.
ration Day. The receipts from the lecture OF
General Colston, at Masonic Hall, are YeEEBat-
isfactofy.
"AIdeFney irIsesgHgOns."
Fresh Attorney butfATf ehurnod every morn.
ing and delivered knI Ii ''Ward" priSts. 100.
sweet MUS &c. POI at. Cream loo. per pint.
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T ooK AT Low FARES.

FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FlRSl-OLAsS FARE, 81; ROUND TRIP, 1850
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington
for Norfolk and Old Point Monday wednesday
and Friday ut $3.50 p, m, making close connection
with steamer for New York, Ocean View, Virginia
Beach and all Railroad Lines South.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS. Fare 20 cts,
Steamer j. w. THOMPSON leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday Mt z o, M
For Information apply NJ General Oincei Glib 10th
81. or at CompAny's Wharf, foot OF 9Th st.
ALFRED WOOD. Secretary,
GEO. II. PHILLIPS, superintendent. myiO
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The D,Oxlex FnnilY.

Tho D'Oyley family can DO traced as far
back as the Norman Conquest. william the
Conqueror created his friend. and follower,
Robert D'oyley, Baron HacRhorton, A. D.
eoSdon 81 Inc Yearly tonder Of Se S
OF three shillings' value at the feast OF st.
Michael. Agreeably TO the fashion OF tho time,
the ladies Of the D'oyley family were accus-
TONED 10 embroider and ornament the quit
rent tablecloths; hence these cloths becoming
curiosites, and, accommodating In the course OF
years, were at length brought into use as nap
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-05-29

,olus oromwells lfttE freAR Chicago In the
Haiehtt, out to.moI soils all about the SIT.
uaton In the QitDtDf Lakes and good deal
more, 100, Atssohtains Interviews with Blaine,
Logan 9p9e'rlanagan OF Texas, who entrusted
hiw their respective estimates OF the
RESULT OF the 1rst ballot.
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Frnat This MORNING.

There was a white frost In the country
around Washington this morning. Farmers
can't tell the extent OF the damage yet, but
fear that tender vines like those OF tomatoes,
cucumbers, &c. have been injured.
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youths, Olo.hlng,

Youths Clothing .,ssSsf"i
has received our special attentIQmStfifs sea-
son. We have tho most attreHpNe assortment
over shown. They afb Bushk quits, four but.
ton getaways and 6&1fH Albert frocks, In all
the prevailing RsaaeH Wine, port, cherry dab
EisemRblBf6thers, corhef Seventh and L.
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The National Safe. peY'0sit
Company, corner 10Th p,pa"Tew York avenue.
ONCE hours, D RsAnto p. m. Call and In
epect the YRAslft
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n UlOnNo DUaU UI pIUpIUH NIflru, the
philanthroplst, OF Philadelphia, was presented
70 nS ngn y9s tbe SSetrn10n aud
interesting. President Warner and the other
sdbool trustees, Superintendent Wilson aud
mdny distinguished guests occupied seats on
their friends present. After exercises, which
included singing and essays, Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Wilaoh who represented Mr.. Alfred s. Gillette,
GiRrd's life, and Withdrew the nag which COW
eretthe bust, unyeillng It and presenting It 70
the BchOOl -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-19

4 Democratic caucus was held in the
Senate chamber last evening 10 nominate a
Railroad Commissioner to succeed George
A. Martin. Esq, whose term expires April
/, 1885. The names of Major Jolliffe, r.
V. Gaines, Henry III. Hurt, George w.
Ward. Baker p. Lee, and II. &. Motfett,
Jr.. were brought forward. There were
several ballots, thecontest narrowing down
to Messrs, Hurt, Lee, and DiOflett. On the
next TO the last ballot Mr.. HUT was drop
ped. On the last the vote stood Moffett,
SO: Lee, 30 and the nomination OF Mr..
Moffett was made unanimous. He is the
Commonwealth attorney OF Rappahan-
mock county; is about thirty-twO years Of
age: is active and intelligent, and il is pre-
dicted will make a good officer.
The General Assembly will adjourn sine
die at 3 p. NJ. to-day. A called session this
winter is, however, confidently predicted.
The tax. appropriation. and University
bills have been approved. The Virginia
Military Institute bill has not, but may be
to-day.
Governor Cameron will not sign the bill
to allow the Seaboard road to make leases,
&C., and it will fall through.
The House special committee charged
with the investigation OF Mr.. Farr was at
work examining witnesses last night.
The bill OF Mr. Baker. Of Chesterfield. to
prevent the running OF freight trains on
Sunday. has passed both houses, but with
amendments and prOyisos put on that
largely reduce the number OF trains that
will come within its scope.
1t does not apply at all to perishable
freight or to cattle. and when there is not
enough OF either or both to make mp a Spe-
cial train therefor. cars loaded with coal.
stone, or anything else, may be added to
them 10 make up full train.
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Personals and Briefs.

The Senate has never had better read
ing clerk than Mr.. Hugh NJ. Patton, OF
Culpeper. who at this session has filled the
position and done a great deal OF work
for committees too.
The Soldiers Home bill from the Senate
has not yet passed the House.
No Legislature assembled here since the
war has done more work than this.
The three reyisers OF the Code (Messrs.
Staples, Burks, and Rely are to be paid a
total sum OF $1,000 and it is expected that
the work will be done IN two years.
At the adjourned meeting OF the Board
OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Commerce
to be held tomorrow evening report on
the Danville railroad legislation, &C., Is eX-
pected from the committee appointed to
appear before the legislative committees.
The Baltimore people are still deter
mined TO make that city the northern ter
minus of the Danville railroad system.
Mr.. Seigel is getting along admirably
with his chorus. He is great director.
His energy and enthusiasm are wonderful.
The second meeting in the interest OF
the Carnival was held last night. Mr.. s.
IF. Pulllam was selected rs grand marshal.
Chiefs OF staff and other officers will be APP
pointed at a meeting OF the Executive
Committee Thursday evening.
Among the marriage-licenses issued at
Washington yesterday was one to John ID.
West and Annie Bell Phillips, Of Rich
mond.
DIR. G. p. Benson, Of Charlottesville, is
In the city.
The alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon
was caused by burning chimney at No.
1910 Franklin street.
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CoAAoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA. !
tlfiCE OF Slf'T OF PC RLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, March Is, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received bv the
undersigned, al his office. I'm the Capitol, until
APRIL s, 1884,
FOR PRINTING, BINDING, LITHOGRAPHING
&C., for the state of Virginia for twelve months
from April 10. 1854, as follows:
j: PRlNIiNG SENATE JOURNAL, DOCU-
MENTS, BILLS, &c.
N2xPE 2, PRlSTlNs ut g sousE JOURNAL, DocU-
8. PRINTING ANNUAL REPORTS OF OFF.
CERS, BOARDS, and INSTITUTIONS, including
reports OF Internal improvement companie 20 the
Bcard OF Public Works. IL must be understood
that the contractor is not To charge for post
ton when extra copies OF any report are ordered
BY Board or State officer.
4. PRINTING ACTS OF ASSEMBLY
3. PRINTING all other PAMPHLET and
BOON WORK required by any department Of thC
6. PRINTING JOB WORK, embracing Blank
Forms, Warrants. Oaths, Commissioners Books,
PoI-BoOks, and dob Work generally Bidders will
state price per 1000 ems for composition, and
preSS-work per token Of $50 impressions.
Z. FOLDING, STITCHING, BINDING. TRIM
MING, WRAPPING. &C., of Acts Of Assembly
:. All other BINDING, RULING, STITCHING,
&C. required by State officers.
=. LIIHOGRAPHlNG LETTER-HEADS, EN-
NELOPES, &C.
Bidders must conform in their bids TO the fore
going schedule. No blank pages shall be counted
m composition.
The Superintendent nj reserves 90 himself the right
% have forms OF large jobs duplicated TO lessen rne
cost of preSS-wOrk.
Contractors Will be required 10 enter into bond,
with security to be approved 10y the secretary OF
The COMMONWEALTH. for the prompt and faithful
execution OF their contracts.
superintendent of Public Printing.
NH 10. .W&Suot
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Manchester Notes.

There was no Mayors Court held yester-
day morning. The cases set for trial then
will be disposed of this morning.
In the Hastings Court the day was con-
sumed in the disposition OF civil cases.
The court will continue all the week.
The union services under the Railroad
Branch of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Need
ham at the Baptist church last night, were
largely attended. The services were very
interesting and the crayon drawings i'm
pressed very forcibly the religious address
OF Mr.. Needham. He will hold similar
services at the Ninth-Street Methodist
church tonight and tomorrow night.
Mr.. Thomas f. MOrissette, of Chester
field, father OF Professor L. Morissette, OF
this city, is quite i'll. Mr.. MoriSsette is
eighty-fve years old and has been men,
ber Of Tomahawk church fifty years.
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Death OF Colonel Edward vickers ON
the Free RrilRa

About II o'clock yesterday morning
| Colonel Edward Vickers, OF Manchester,
remarked to gentleman to whom he was
talking "that he felt like riding, so he
would hitch his horse" He proceeded to
do so. About twenty minutes later this
same gentleman received the sad lntelIl-
gence OF Colonel Vickers'S death on the
Free bridge.
| When the Colonel (as he was generally
called) left his house, only few squares
| from the bridge. he was apparently well,
but when nearing the bridge was seen to
lean TO one side In his buggy, as II he had
tainted. When he got to the bridge he was
| in this attitude, with his reins dragging on
the ground and his horse jogging along in
trot. About midway the bridge the
wheels on the right side OF his buggy ran
up on the sill which divides the walkway
from the driving part OF the bridge, and
running off this sill caused the buggy to
bounce, thus pitching him out, his head
striking first. He died almost instantly,
and without any struggle whatever. Az
soon as he was thrown out his horse ran
away, and the first impression was that it
was that which had unseated him.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body, and
his opinion was that death was caused by
apoplexy. No inquest was held. The re-
mains were carried to deceased's residence.
on Eighth street between Perry and Me.
DOnough.
Colonel Vickers had host of warm
| friends in this city. He was born i'm Kill
kenny county, Ireland, in 1928 or 1929, and
| had been living here for thirty-fVe or forty
years, during which time he was associated
with important business interests Of this
city. He was contractor for cutting down
and grading streets. He also built the
piers Of the bridge on which he met his
untimeIy death. and contracted for many
large jobs Of a similar nature. He was fifty
five years old, and weighed about three
hundred pounds.
The runaway team was stopped in Rich
mond, but not until the buggy had been
considerably damaged.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from st. Peters Cathedral.
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IMpnlsoNrn rorr Yr.na-

Released by DIR. McMULLgS, the Magnetic Ply
scian, now at the IT. DANES Hotel. Mrs. ID. V.
Boxley, 303 west Clay street this city. had been
constant sufferer for the above mentioned time
with neuralgia OF the head ANY one who has
ever been troubled with this disease knows what
four years Of such suffering must have been. She
had tried everything offered her, and had been
given mp by all physicians, when by advice OF
friends she placed herself under the care OF DIR.
McMULLEN. This was about three weeks ego.
To-day she is "a well and thankful woman. and
said In the Doctors parlors this morning she
could not speak hgh enough OF her delverer.
DIR. McMULLFN has prolonged his stay In Rich
mond. he treats successfully all chronic diseases.
Consultation free from A. VI. To JPN
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GET THE GENUINE ARTiclE'-ihe sIeat popu-
larlty Of " "WILBoR's COhPouNp ot OoD-Li'hh
OIL AND LIMs" has induced some unprinelpieu
nersons 20 ATTEMPT TO palm OF simple article Of
.heir own manufacture; but any person who Is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption,
shoud he careful where they purchase this article
II requires NO putting. The results Of Its use are
a. hest recommendation and the proprietor has
annie evidence on fife Of ~ great success In pull
monary complaints. The Phosphate OF Lime pos
sesses n mos. marvellous healing power as COM
blned with the pure cod-Lsser OIL BY Or. wILboR
II ,s prescribed by the medical faerity. Sold by
A. n. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
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The recltalS heretofore given by Profes-
sor +. C.. Hair were so enjoyable that he
has been persuaded to give a third one at
Sanger Halle on Friday night. The solec-
tions for this occasion will embrace some
OF the choicest compositions Of the old
masters, and all who attend will enjoy Il
rare musical treat.
The programme will contain selections
from Bach. Beethoven, MendelssOhn, Schu-
bert. Chopin, Rubinstein, List, and Kul-
lab
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sunremc Court Of Appeals.

Denslow against the Bertha and Edith
Gold Mining Company. Argued by jack
son Guy, Esq, for plaintiff in error, and
W. b. Petit. Esq, for defendant in error
and submitted.
Wright against GoodaPs executor. Ar
gued by Hill Carter, Esq, for appellant.
Continued until to-day.
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curity for his good behavior required in
the sum OF $500 for twelve months.
Priscilla Brown (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined S5.
Walter Napier, drunk and disorderly
Fined $3.50.
J. NJ. Delaney, drunk. Fined $3.50.
Michael Howard drunk. Fined $3.50.
J. w. Bailey, drunk. Fined 81.
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Mile Rilea.

This distinguished French actress will
begin an engagement at the Theatre to-
night, which will run four nights, and in
clude matinee Saturday afternoon. The
repertoire is as follows: Tonight, Adri-
enne Lecouvreur; Thursday, Frou-FrOu
Friday. School for Scandal; Saturday matt
nee, Camille; Saturday night, Much Ado
About Nothing The company comes well
recommended
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THE LADIES OF THE FOURTH PIEsBYrERIAN
CHURCH viii have very attractive sale on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Of this week. corner oil
Eighth and Main. Gentlemen who have left nome
after hurried and unsatisfactory breakfasts VIII
be cheerfuly served with tempting iunehes' ana
ladies who are at loss 10 kno" just "ha' 'hey
want will 6nd the thing exac1ly aho"s our iin-
norted and domestic designs. oh, do comet Do
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poIice Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday: ,,,
charged with lighting In the bar-room OF
William Gallaher. Fined 20 each.
Thomas Bates (colored), charged with
assault and battery. Fined 10.
A. j. Andrews, charged with carrying
concealed weapons and threatening "a
shoot J. u. Robineau. Fined s25, and Sc.