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The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], Clerk appointed. (search)
Clerk appointed.
--Mr. Marcellus T. Starke, who, for the past twenty years, has been Deputy Clerk of the Supreme Court of Appeals, was yesterday chosen to that position by the Judges to succeed the late Jos. Allen.
A courteous and obliging disposition, combined with intelligence of no inferior order, and a thorough acquaintance with the duties of the position, admirably quality the new appointee to give satisfaction to Court, bar, and suitor, in this, the highest Court known to the law of Virginia.
Wanted--
Carpenters None but those exempt from military duty need apply.
Green & Allen, Corner Grace and 7th streets.
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Destructive fire.
--About 2 o'clock yesterday morning the large brick building on the south side of the basin, between Ninth and Tenth streets, used by the Government for the storage of hay, was destroyed by fire.
Two thousand bales of hay, valued at five thousand dollars, stored therein, was entirely consumed.
From this building the flames communicated to two others on the right, used respectively by Richard Schultz as a store and dwelling, and by the Government as a lumber-house and negro quarters for hands employed in the manufacture of pontoon boats; both of which were a total loss.
The hay warehouse was owned by Joseph Allen, of this city; the other two buildings were the property of Mr. Schultz, the aggregate loss of which we have been unable to ascertain.
The fire was the work of an incendiary.