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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-17

COUNTY CoURT.--Thc case of Hiram "
Tyler Is. Timothy Kerse was decided by
the jury giving verdict awarding the
plaintiff sixteen dollars with interest from
the 4th of November, 1865, till PAID. The
plaintiffs S counsel decided to accept this
verdict, and no appeal was taken.
Taliaierro Fisher, one of the negroes en-
gagged in the riot at Chimborazo, was ex-
amined yesterday, and after hearing the
evidence, the court remanded him for final
trial before the Circuit Court.
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HrsTINGs sCoURT.-Prescnt, Mayor Mayo,
Recorder Regnault, and a full bench. The
following cases were disposed of yesterday /:
David Marx, indicted for keeping baga-
telle table without license, was fined fifty
dollars and costs.
Alexander Goode, negro, indicted for
assault and battery, was fined one hundred
dollars and costs, and sent to Jail for nine
months.
Vcrcans Girard was tried for petty lar
ccny, and acquitted.
Thomas McMinn, assault and battery,
nolle prOSequi entered.
Patrick Fogarty, indicted for selling ar
dent spirits without license, was acquitted.
Maggie Johnson, negro, was tried for
petty larceny, sentenced to twenty days
imprisonment in Jail, and to pay costs.
James Harris, Nathaniel Walters, and
John Carter, indicted for obstructing 4
constable in the discharge of his duty,
were found guilty, fined twenty dollars
each, and sent to Jail for six months, and
thereafter till fine and costs be paid.
Frank Gilmore, negro, plead guilty to
an Indictment for petty larceny, and was
sentenced to receive twenty lashcs and
twenty four hours in Jail.
William ii. Lewis, negro, plead guilty
to an indictment for petty larceny, and
received a similar sentence.
Susan Mayo, for petty larceny, was SEN
fenced to five lashcs and twenty days in
Jail.
In the case of Martin Hart, indicted for
forcibly, unlawfully, and violently enter
ing the house of Mary Ann Hart, noIe
proseqH was entered.
William B. Griffith was tried for assault
and battery, and fined fifty cents and costs.
The case of James =. Rogers, charged
with assault and battery, was under con-
sidcration at 4 late hour last evening.
The Grand Jury will meet this morning
at III o'clock.
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DAISINS, RAiSINS:-Fity boxes
nIsycH RIislNs; thirty half boxes No. ! LON.
noH LAYER RAlsINS, jass recsived 70. ssla ~
sas LoUla }. bnkslkU1.
SUPERIOR GUNpOWDER TEAS Cor
y ssls BY 0ORnON 3 Cnluo1ns.
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ORGANIZATION OF New DIVISION Sons
OF TEMPERASCE.-Sidncy Division was or.
ganized on "Wednesday night by the cleo
ton of the following officers: W. p, J. C.
Jacob; W. A., not elected; r. S., K. d.
Chesterman; F. S., d. Shaver, Jr.; T.,
John W. Turner; Con-, B. A. Jacob; A.
Con-, C. Gibson; |. S., Writ Smith ; 0. S.,
A. J. Bowman Chaplain, Caleb Jacob.
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EOR NEW WYORK.-ATLAN-|Nh
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA- s2zAAob
~ The splendid new side wheel steamship
uATTEEAS, ;, AIEXASpEK commahde,. AIDE
MA.Lk, A BorgNE commander, leave Richmond
every TUESDAY, and FRIDAY leave New YORK
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
These HIPS are entirely new, snd were puli'
NV have ,S. 'hs Splendid i" SALOONS and STATE:
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS and
ATTENTION are unsurpassed. sr-
PA,s.ge, meals. and state, rooms ,ncinded' sE-
VEN DOLLARS AND \ HALE.
Goods shipped 10y THE Line are landed regularly
At New York, on the Company's covered pier,
within forty eight hours.
damage and loss by handling, and exposure frSm
fr-turat shipping, as on other hhe7 ID ssold>o
Fr1ish,s for points beyond New York will be for.
was!rd with dispatch, and no charSe naae e1ceP'
ac,aal expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New YORK al pier
NJ 81 North river, and the Company sledmsis
iur WlImnson North Carolina oharIest"n, t -. ga
.am- pier. Goods for these points can De Trans
iet'gd without expense or exposure.
in,grauce Ii very low 10y these ships, ana the
economy In time, insurance, and condition In
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap
e'' route from Virginia. Insurance enscted ~
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX & co..,
Iai Broadway, New York.
SAMUEL AYREs & CO.,
Richmond. Virginia
CALDWELL & DUNN,
I. Il. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
.. SAMUEL h9kEs / CO., Agents.
,'4so corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
'"e 'he Tobacco Exchange. de Ats
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LEFT RY THE FAST TRAIN.-On Wednes-
day Of last week Deputy Sheriff Case, of
Hcnrico county, had Il warrant issued by
Justice Wade for the arrest of James
Black for swindlng operation. The war
rant was procured on the oath of Peter
Lawson and S. Schwartz, butchers, who had
paid Black one thousand dollars for some
cattle; but when they went to look for the
property they found it in the hands Of
other parties, and that Black had no right
to sell it. He was pursued some distance
up the Fredericksburg railroad by the Of
ticers, but managed to make his escape.
Mr.. Black, it will be remembered, entered
somewhat largely into agricultural opera
tions in Virginia, but all his projects
proved failures. 1t is to be regretted that
he should now resort to the above method
of raising the wind, for "honesty is the
best policy" and pays best in the end.
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- Fourth and Marshall streets, win be rcopsned
on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEAbEk: Tor
isrms, apply At the Institution. aa H-nss
", n BASS'S ENGLISH AND CLAS-
i SICAL ScHOOL.-rhetwsntteth ssssion 3 ~
school will commence on the flReI AoMpn,' ~
ue The tui,ion psy.blc monthly In advance.
In the classical department., ios ths session ao
In The Rnsiish department, for the session of :.
months
Ps.-~PsTsons desiring 10 enter scholars VIII
please ~ :" 2. R. BASS.
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q l. ID LEAF" SMOKING To-
~ bAcCo. from the Roanoke Tobacco Com.
iSHy' Tor salo " dealers by
PALMER, HARTS00K 4 CO.,
"I"-1f Agents here, FourteeLth street.
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nN- RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY "a, 1865.
OFFICE CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AND
SAVINGS BANK.
This Company is prepared to make Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Of all kinds.
1t will also receive money on deposit In the
Savings Department, and allow six per cent inse'
rest thereon, whether Of large or small sums-tnus
afording fine opportunity for persons disposed 70
lay up money.
JOHN B. DAVIS. President.
JOHN 7. G. POTTS, Secretary.
The Board meets for discount every WEDNEs.
DAY at o'clock, =. n. jy Its
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MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DlSG.-Thc following is a summary of the
cases disposed of yesterday:
Isabella Alley, white woman, was up
on a charge of "lcwdly and lasciviously
associating and cohabiting" with John
Hughes, negro. She listened to the testi-
mony OF the policeman who witnessed the
guilty proceedings with all the aonchdldnce
of northern schoolmarm but she told
the Mayor she hailed from Hanrickcr."
Sent on to the Hastings Court, and COM
mitted in default Of bail.
Jarrett Wallace, negro, charged with
tearing plank from the house OF Gardner,
Carlton s. Co., and stealing the same. The
testimony of the above named firm not
only proved the falsty of the charge, but
showed that Jarrett was 4 servant of most
exemplary character. He was discharged.
Louisa Powers, charged with keeping a
disordcrly and ill-govcrned house, and be-
ing person of evil name and fame. 1t
appeared that she rented rooms from an
old lady on Second street, representing
herself to be respectable woman; but
when men were seen constantly coming
and going, the old lady began to "smell .
mice" and ordered her tenant to leave,
which she refused to do. The case was
then laid before the Mayor, who, after
hearing the testimony, required Miss Pow
crs to give security in the sum of one hum
drcd and fifty dollars to keep the peace.
Jacob A. Chisholm, policeman, was ar
raigned to answer charge Of threatening
to assault and beat Clarence Head. A
vast amount of testimony was taken, which
proved that Head had been speaking in
very sandcrous terms OF the policeman ;
and the latter, meeting him one evening,
told him he must rctract or he would whip
him. The case was continued.
The remainder of the session was devo-
ted to the consideration of ordinance vlo-
lations and the hearing of civil warrants.
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DOlTND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
IL SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES BY TIE
NlHC!NIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND ,nt Ik9i- ;r,
TEE'> STAGE LINE Tickets Tor ne r"ui,a t, ,rtp'
.nr r.'1isr ftr" White sulphur, f2i Rock
4r4r4. 80 20; Bath Alum, $40 90 warm, -
.'l,' w. +. ADCoCk,
80 .s General Ticket Agent.
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STEAMERS.
A'ENI-WEEk BETWEEN 1(sfTS
y %EW YORK AND RICHMOND. .:HkzaessA
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THE OLD PIONEER LINE ORGANIZED IN 1851
,r,rt.,I their former uusitio ion gain with their
...... .n.w ,ui ma -uirc"m side wheel steamships
,.r,c,p, CAPTAIN CDl'Iu.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Our Mr..

"khrESEAKgK having determined to resume
s-s.hrss al Char utssviile this fall, we will pro-
.'9 Z" wind up our business in this city early as
Easat ibie We therefore offer our stock Of FINE
.|I'ihiNG, GESTLEMES'S fURNlSH n @
D,Ipo> TRUNKS, &c, &c, embracing variety
W W fie.h and Fashionable Goods, purchased under
r.. Tr.S favorable circumstances, AT COST FoR
a! o.! persons indebted 10 us will please call and
rI,tS tnelr accounts, and If any one has a claim
Si'" Ls We shall be Obliged by AN early prese nta-
'V1 81 II. wEaTEEBAkER i WILLIAMS.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-1he
u next session will begin on the FIRST DAY
OF OCTOBER, lsGs, and end on the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, lsS.
A Professor Of Latin and Q second Professor Of
Law will bs appointed on the 18th Of August, when
the Organization Of all the departments OF instrue.
tion-Academic, Law, and Nedieal-will bo fully
fore the war.
The entire expenses OF the Academic student,
exclusive Of text books, elothing, and pocket mo-
ney, amount TO three hundred and sixty dollars In
currency per session OF n!Ee months Of the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty Ave dollars,
and OF the Medical student, 10 three hundred and
ninety ave dollars.
Forcatalogus giving details, or for special infor.
nation, address B. AAUPlN,
iy ld-ts Chairman Of the Faculty.
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NEW YORK AND RICH-5TA

NEW YORK AND RICH-|FTA
NuyD STEAM LINEsS3k1nk
TuEurGn To BOSTON Steamers NASH All
TOY, Captain CHICHESTER, and VALLEY CITY =,
N~v Yurk every SATtRpAY, and Richmond every
tIpAl, alternately. ., A., .
Il"y have formed through connection with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line for Boston, ana are
prepared to sign Bills Of Lading through at mode
lal~ rates.
trc.ghl received daily.
r.,stE. 10 N.w York, including meals and state
room 80 w 7. PORTER, Agent,
l.. lE-t,n Once No 2425 on the Dock.
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! UMbER AND COMMISSION BUSI-
- AL>>.-JoHN IL. GARY. having purchased
y AAEIRukES interest in the LUMBER and
"HhI>>ipS BUSINESS, has associated with him
.' conducting the same Mr. WILLIAM T. ALLEN,
s'i respectfully solicit trade and cons < nln. ns
i,0a cur ir!ruds and tho public.
H. GARY, c.pv . .,rvv
"HLIAg I. ALIEN nbhTN'
Eleventh aud Canal, south side Basin.
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h,tt.nt sold my Interest, as above stated, In the
- :. NhL& and COMMISSION BUSINESS, ! cheer.
.-'F recommend 10 the patronage OF my friends
90 tAr public my succehsors, Mahsrs. GARG u
AhLkN. laU li-lwI y. D. HARGROyE.
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SCHOOL IN SIDNEY.-Then next ses-
- sion OF my SCHOOL VIII eoinnsnse AosDAt'
Septsrnber IL and continue ten months.
TERMS tPArABLE srARrEkLYl:
ENGLisHH Hprfx and dMAriiEMiIiCs1 90 %
charge Of one dollar will be made for fuel.
rSonl.r9om-baselnent Of the Methodist Church,
where may be seen every day from A. II. TOD
p NJ Number Of pupils Limited To- thirty
ty ia-eod.m GEORGE II. HOPKINS.
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~ TURNER'S SELECT CLASSI-
-. CAL AND RNGLIsH SCHOOL MAIN
STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FouRIhT
The next session OF th sch hool will begin MON
DAY, the 18th Of September next, and end on the
81 Of JULY, 1887. =, rr,yy,
For particulars, please address Mr.. TURNER.
through the post-oJcs, or call At his residence,
srtirJ .,rcs, ,..r NJ ain au i7-3ts
EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
II The Fall term, E6o, will begin ON the 5ah of
SEPTEMBER with FULL BOARD or lssIhgC-
TORS Of long experience and tried abihty, IN
struction thorough and comprehensive All the
comfort and attention of good homo. Terms mo-
asiA''' 'o' '"''''s''' A pREoT. President
AL, oo,,,,s fsrmville, Va.
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF
TIE VISITATION,
GRACE STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-SECoSD


W aNabEIh w
TIE VISITATION, -
GRACE STREET, BETwEE TWENTY SECOND
AND TwENTY-THIRD,
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
The Sisters OF the Visitation Will open In Riel.
mond an ACAD DENY FOR YOUNG LADIES OH thu
18th Of SEPTEMBER NEXT. They have for this
purpose secured the healthy and beautiful locs.
tion well known As the residence OF the late Loftin
y. Elicit Esq. The course OF instruction will en-
brace the usual branches Of useful and polite ed.
ucation. The academic year will consist oi ten
months, and be divided into two sessions of I'VE
months each.
TERxs PoR EACH SESSION OF Five MONTHS.
Board, washing, bed and bedding, station
cry, and ordinary Innrmary charges. .......$loo 90
Halt boarders, with stationery. y............ ~ w
Tuition, boarders and day scholars In nrst
and second classes. ses......................:.... /" "
Tuition, boarders and day scholars, In third
tOuTtn Glasses. >"
For tuition In Modern language, Painting,
Music. &c, there will be EXTRA CHARLES, -
may be learned from the prospectus.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Tuition, session OF five months, with station.
cry
Fuel for winter each pupil will pay. .."..... 20
For further information address =" Superioress VI
the Academy Of the Visitation Richmond, Va.
I--eadow
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CHATTANOOGA fur dhe StG6te mad Often uno Siloen-
SaIafzGars finb bel allen 4aiioeiersigen.
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