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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

THE MULE-STEALING CASE COSTIyUED.-Dud.
ley Clary and Daniel Stringer were again ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday on charge
ofstealing two mules belonging to Crew Penn
berton. Several witnesses were examined,
who testified that Stringer was at his house,
near Petersburg, at 10 O'Clock on the night OF
the theft; and that Clary was at a friends
house all night, on the same night. The
Mayor decided that though it had been
proven that these parties had not actually
committed the theft, the evidence left the sus.
picion that they had bought the mules know
ing them to be stolen property. He would
therefore send them to Petersburg, as coming
within the jurisdiction of the authorities OF
that city. Clary and Stringer were taken tc
Petersburg yesterday, under charge Of Officer
Richardson, of that city.
Jerry Donovan, the youth implicated in this
affair, will come up for trial to-day.
From police headquarters we learn the fol.
lowing concerning the arrest of the parties:
Night before last, as Officer Smoot was on his
beat, near the United States Hotel he disco
vered man getting in one of the windows OF
that establishment. Going up 10 him, he
caught him by his hind legs and pulled him
down. He asked him what he was doing, to
which he replied that he was going in 10 get
lodging. The officer conveyed him TO the sta
ton house, where he was recognized as an
swerng to the description of Harold, one o
the thieves who had robbed DR.. Mayo. He
soon confessed to the fact that he had robbed
the Doctor, and gave list Of the articles he
had stolen. Van Buskirk, his comrade, was
arrested yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

LUYATIc.-Some days since, young man OF
about twenty four years, named w. B. Pullen,
was taken in charge by Constable Cole, OF
Henrico county, on the representation that he
was n lunatic. On yesterday he was examined
bv DR.. Waring, in presence of Justices Wade
and Petherbridge. The young man was born
in Gloucester, was a student of medicine, and
has shown signs of dementia and hypochon-
dria for two or three years. The Doctor pro
nounced him insane from nervous eneryation
brought on by bad health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

Rents LowERrSG.-Each day we have
proof of our opinion that the days OF high
rents are over in Richmond. Yesterday, the
store on Main, between Sixteenth and Seven :
reenth, from which Messrs. William Is. Jones
& Co. have inst moved, was offered for rem
ut auction, and taken in At eleven hundred
dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

GAMBLING HOCsEs.-The following named
parties were reported to police headquarters
yesterday for keeping gambling houses; Cole
& Black, No. 10 Fourteenth street; Mon
teiro l. Morgan, Franklin street, between
Mayo and Fourteenth; Frank Roganni, Four
teenth street, between Main and FRANKLIN
John Newman, No. ll2 Fourteenth street, be-
tween Main and Franklin. They will appear
before the Mayor this morning 10 answer the
charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-PgBRUARY7, 7, lsse.
Sun nrises........s.4s Moon rises II. %
sun sets. ..........5.l2 High water. a.A
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRrARr Z, isss.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ., 1885,.
ARRIVED. ~
Steamer City 81 Richmond, stranahan, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise and passengers,
Has kins K Brfdgford. 80. N
Steamer " 6. Cannon, Price, Fortress Monroe,
Goyernmsnt ordnance.
4 SAILED. sEs
Steamer NJ. Martin, Conn, Norfolk. Uniied
Stslss mail, me erchandise and passengers' hsskins
Steamer Hatterss, Parrish, New York, cfG City
Point and Norfolk, merchandise ana passonSeSs
S,.amer ~ Niagara. Couch, New York, eta City
Point md Norfolk, merchandise and passenger,
s.,,nss Stst, OF Maryland. Travers Baltimore,
ria CITY Point, merchandise and passenger, D.
"s;tssmer S. o. Pierce, Bennett. Fortress Monroe,
Government orders.
MEM0RAxDrN g5s
Five loaded schooners al Point OF Shoals, bound
up The river; could not make ous any Of their
names - Reported By pilot CHnningAGm, Of the
steamer City o( Richmond. M e4
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MEDIcAL,--We congratulate our friends Oh
Sidney that they will have the professiohai
services OF DIR. J T. Barnes, who has settieu
there with the purpose of practieing' lie is q
gentleman in whose medical skill every conh'
dence may be placed, andswe heartily wish
him all success.
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MORE MULE THIEvEs.-Benjamin Harris,
William jefferson, and Daniel Eppes, negroes,
were arrested yesterday for having in their
possession two Government mules, supposed
to have been stolen. They will be brought
before Judge McEntee to-day.
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The Georgia papers, re eferring 10 the
announcement from Washington that Mr.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, of that State, had been
appointed Minister to Switzerland, are asking,
one of another, who he is This fact does not
speak well for MIR. HARKIxerox's reputation at
home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

RCSAwAYs.-Yesterday morning, a horse,
attached to a bakers wagon, in the absence OF
his driver, started off, near Quarters Bacon
Branch, at fearful rate and continued up
Brooke avenue and turned down Broad. He
ran to the corner of Fourth, smashing up the
wagon and breaking the harness pretty gene
rally. Nobody hurt.
About O'Clock another baker horse started
off from the vicinity of the county courthouse,
and went up Main street at race-horse speed,
grazing many wagons, and causing a general
scamper. A little negro boy was in the wagon
at the time, and braveIy held on to the reins, or
happened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

THE THEATRE. The cold weather has Of late
interfered much with the success OF the Thea
tire consequently the audiences have not been
go large.
"The Vampires Bride and Faint Heart
Never Won Fair Lady, were repeated last
night in manner that reflected credit upon
the company. Messrs. Bangs, Roberts, and
Bailey, improve on acquaintance, and continue
TO elicit applause by their excellent persona
tions, while Miss Carson's fine appearance is
still 4 subject Of much admiration.
The great sensational drama Of the Hidden
Hand" will be presented o-night for the first
time in Richmond. Go to see II by all means.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

BCRxIxs YEr.-The great fire Of the a Of
April is not yet extinguished. From the black
piles of brick that mark the place where stood
the old Dtspatch building, thars rises thin film
Of smoke that tells OF q fire underneath. That
II should have burned so long can only be
accounted for by the supposition that Il IL .
coal bin that, by being excluded from the air,
has smouldered in slow combustion until
now. We entreat our Northern friends not 70
take the suggestive incident as text on which
to write "The Fires Of Secession StiIl Burn.
ing" or any nYtlcle Of an inflammatory or
incandescent nature but to hear the true
HordI.-That the RIcHxoxD DIsPArcE has
started new and more vigorous existence
two months before the fire that laid It low u
extinguished, showing thereby at once the
indestructible vitality Of the Press and the
recuperative energy Of Virginia; or, the ex.
treme slowness in which combustion may b
carried on. .r.f. f.....,
aEyen in our ashes live our wonted Ares. :"
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WE RETURN THANKS to Mr.. Carroll, mes.
senger Of the Adams Express Company, for
late Norfolk papers.
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The CoScERr PoK rHg polIcE.--To.nieht
Messrs. Quimby h Co. win give the grand
concert for the benefit Of the City Police. The
programme announces some Of the richest
gems of minstreisy.
We hope that the benefit may DO Q crowded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-07

LADIES FAIR.--Attention TO the Ladies
Fair Of Grace Church, which will be held a.
the Revere House, corner of Third and Frank
lin streets. this evening The ladies, we
understand, have made ample preparations to
nake the Fair most attractive one. Pretty
tricks. toys, and toilet articles, and an abun-
dance of the choicest refreshments, will be
there. and the faces beaming with enticing
smiles, and peering from amid bowers OF ever
green, will make any poor mortal surrender at
discretion. Therefore, young men and old
stoics and SWANS, while you must make sure
TO go, be careful, TO prepare yourself for the
irresistible attacks Of these seraphic syrens.
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Which letter, though written before his elec
tion, is a virtual accep tance of the position.
The Montana post., 1866-09-29

annually, equal to the entire princely eift
OF George Peabody to the poor of Lon.
don. While hundreds of thousands car.
not ind work enough, the park at Wind.
sor, fifty miles in length and several in
breadth, sustains ten thousand head of
deer, to supply venison and hunting for
royal tables and royal hunters.-eTba
Rev. Mr.. Norris, of the Baptist Burman
Mission, says: "The caste prejudice.
the English tell US, is growing mncb
weaker, even far into the interior. This
absurd and abominable feature of tho
Hindoo system must indeed seem an
anomaly to European but to an Amer
lean am sure it need not. Many in our
own land have prejudice towards the
blacks no less absurd, and worse. I be.
lleye, in its practical workings" "A
young American lady was riding in the
Bois de Boulogne, Paris, with the daugh-
ter OF one OF our officials at Paris, when
gentleman drove past in a plain equip
age, and, recognizing the coat of arms
on the carriage, supposing she was one
OF o1, the family. bowed very graciously.
The young lady, not recognizing the per
son, stared at him, and in much confu-
sion and Indignation turned to her com
panion and said: did you see that
impudent man bow to me?" "Oh. YES
that was the Emperor
The Montana post., 1866-09-29

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pARTICULAR ATTENTION will be paid to the
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For which our situation long experience and init,
mate knowledge Of the business give
us uuequaled advantages
ES5 They are also prepared 10 do a General
Auction, Commission and Storage business Hav
ing at their command the largest Storage
in the city.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO coNsIGNMERTs
and the utmost prOmptitude may be relied on. The
highest market price obanable will be guaranteed.
J
Quick Sales and Prompt Returns.
Our business acquaintance with Merchants and
Dealers generally, give unsurpassed facilities for
negotiating sales of all kinds of
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Which will he done on the most reasonable terms.
Cash Advanced On Gonsignments.
In connection with this establishment is the
ELEPHANT CORRAL
Corner Of Cousr and Jackson Streets,
FEED, SALE, EXCHANGE,
Livery Stables,
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Al immense stock of the above. well known
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All varieties OF Mems wear from the most substantial
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BALMORALS AND
CATERS, &c. &c.
A large lot of superior
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Manufactured expressly for our trade,
AT THE OLD sTAND-wALLACE STREET.
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They solicit call and an examination Of thslr
gocda and prices, and from their long residence ia
fhif city, they fesl assured Of full share ot As
patronage Of the psblic.
The Montana post., 1866-09-29

WE have two ksrge warehouses, capable Of
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Also, large stock of goods suitable for Treigh-
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can make the prices an advanta&c % the purchaser
over any poins in this Territory. e6-lOa
The Montana post., 1866-09-29

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962 Washington street, San Francisco. California.
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