The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14

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80 cents per square Ct tsa inss Tor the frs
| ,nserfaon. and Is cents for each eonfinusnce-
7as PIemi1ns ansrded At the Fair Of the Mechs.
nics Institute last night win bo delivered 1t the
| Exnin4oon Room this morning; and as if Is impor.
tans 20 ger al the articles removed - speedily 40
possible nose having goods on exhibition are
quested to eau and get them At once
Mayor,s Coxrt-To-morrow being the d.v .st
! apart by the Governor Of Virginia for day Of
/ Thanksgiving throughout the State the MAYOR
| VIII not hold his regular court. The Civil docket
however, viii be taken up and disposed Of on Fri
| day.
Hastings CoEn.-A largo amount of business was
transacted in this court yesterday. Evelina,
| slave. charged with stealing $500 from Isaac A. B.
Baehrach on the 18th of October, and Evelina and
santram, slaves charged with receiving tho same,
| were all three found guilty and ordered thirty
! lashes each.
John Bowers. charged with selling liquor by
samples, without license, was fined so
| Charles Green, free negro, charged with break
| ing into Debra Harris house and stealing gold
locket was found guilty and ordered thirty .nine
| stripes.
Barbara slave, on an appeal from the Mayor.
| was tried, and the Mayors Judgment ordering her
| fifteen stripes, confirmed
| Lucy Y Gray, was fined $40 for permitting h~r
slave TO go at large.
John A. Lacy, indicted for fighting, was .,u;,.a
/ by the entering Of nsue yrosequi -.eq1'''"
Ihe Grand jury met at IL O'Clock >. ID fonna ,rx.
| osas against the foil owing persons -nu "
/ samuel Jones, caarged with y ..,,,, ..,,or ham.
from David E. sh arp on the .esing seven mems
1ohn Laedn charged v;.h ra;nr obseena Inn.
| of October. the nrst marker, on tne oth
stolen from Josn = narged with receiving saa;s
Jam James W Welsh sn :. Mckenzie, Of Herricos geese
Lemsv on .hs for attempting to sheot usrru
| John Bell y .th of October
| for misder lillian Brown and Fleming Easley.
John w. eanor.
| Butler or Starke, stealing coat from Frederick
| LewiS the 10th of October
on the botto cruelty beating horse in the street
| w, 18th OF October
| sop .lam England for cowbid;no rbor,. y.
| in the street ' 'o"n
SSarney Litman, for unlawful assembly
solomon Steinline, for tipplng in three cssay
d C. @. Zimmerman tippline twejvs c.a'a
lanes fficks, misdemeanor, not a true hill
next UNA Z F'uay
sanemps 70 Po'son-Some few nights since the
! Taylor near Rockets, was forcibIy entered 81
rooDed OF few small articles of little value The
,Msyes while in the building discogered Jug Of
of ether and then left fckiy for the epuiora
ABOUT the premises they discovered that their eror
hao ocen drugged before taking their mornin9
fatal ''-'' A"'o P'o'oo
1 hp-
4 teFe the mayor yesterday morning CHARGED with
"ssauiting Bernard Fleishkorn in the First Market
ana ana with resisting the police He was sent to the
\ Hrand jury TO be indicted for the offence
Wys Whipping aS-Edward Clarke, while under
the influence of strong drink last Sunday beat hi,
| wlre, Frances, for which he was called before thu
havior.
Needs Aid-Some few weeks since helpIess
widow lady with one child, came to this city, with
1 au1r1Oy nopto horc
and took lodgings at boarding house. where she
remained until her money exhausted and then
sought and obtained admittance into the poor house.
we trust that some of benevolent citizens will
| see and aid her at once, she is anxious to find
means OF making an honest livelihood.
!, The L. Blues paraded yesterday afternoon, and
made handsome appearance. We noticed that
they =, bore re- with them the beautiful flag prssen
18th Of January, 1881, which has been brought to
. light by the exertions of honorary member Isaac
L. Cary, whose devotion to the corps is surpassed
by none OF its warmest fnends. Among the guests
on the occasion was Mr.. George E. WEIGH who
was elected fourth corporal in 1897 made second
sergeant in 1928 first sergeant in 1929 and resign.
ed in October, 1880. Mr.. w. is now q resident Of
another State, but being on q visit to Richmond.
could not resist the temptation of again marching
IN that famous old company, with whom, in times
gone by, he has doubtless spent so many happy
| hours.
Beale's Great Panorama of the Kane 11-ctic Erpso.
rdt,oHs, at Odd Fellows Hall, continues to elicit tho
| admiration Of the multitude who visit it nightly
ne beautiful, natural phenomena presented to the
| daring explorers of that ice-bound portion of the
globe, are brought before the spectator in the mort
| natural manner, and fills him with admiration and
surprise. If one may not hold fire in the hand by
thinking of the frosty Caucasus" he may certainly
| imagine himself uncomfortably cool while behold.
ing the myriads of icebergs that continually float
| before his eyes as if by magic. From the great
| length of the'panorama it would be impossible to
describe the various scenes 1t presents but we a..
| sure our readers it is well worth seeing
Tables Tmrned-Eliza Cole, free woman, was
| arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of assaulting and beating black peni-
| tentiary bird called Preston Day. The evidence
| proved that the complainant was the aggressor,
| whereupon he was ordered twenty stripes, and the
accused was discharged
Col Hoods Museum of Curiosaies was visited By
a large number of citizens, yesterday fall of whom
| seemed surprised that the bearded woman and
| child were real flesh and blood, and equal to the
| representations that had been made of them. OF
course everybody and family will call and sea
| these oddities of nature, as opportunities rarely
| occur for witnessing such exhibitions.
Runaray.-Yesterday morning as a six-h1rre
team, attached to wagon, were in the act of cross
| ing the bridge l4th street over the canal the
leaders took fright, wheeled suddenly around, and
| swapping off the pool of the wagon, started at q
furious rate towards Main street. but were fortu-
nately caught and stopped before doing serious In
jury.
Marbled Iron.-Messrs Knowles walford have
exhibited at the Mechanics Fair specimens of mar.
bied iron of beautiful polish, which bids fair 10 be-
| come of general use for mantle-piece and table
tops.
| Aid for the A6licted-We are informed by the
| Grand Secretary of the Grand Grove of Virginia
y. A. o. D., that he has received through George
| Henry Hart Esq. of Williamsburg, l.. l., New
| York, from the Groves of New York and Missouri
the handsome sum of S339l5 for the benefit of the
| widows and orphans of deceased members Of that
| order in Portsmouth.
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| HOTELS.
| COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--There has been
| ~ added to the Columbian Hotel since the lss5
nf atnre