The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-01

ONE square, three months. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :.
MAYORS Covsr, WsDSEsDAY lross,se. Az,
pgsxAS RssHAuLi PaEsfDIsa.--Hsba Burtcn
was charged with tnrsasspiRs ,S e n,.in,,S =,
warrant was laid over for ten days, whsn, Ill
Is not withdrawn, Burton will again b AZ
raigned for trial In the msanttns ~ was
baiied. u
was arraigned for picking the poc1et q 1rs.
Ann Eliza Jones. Mrs. Jones ts0tl9e0 0et %
Tuesday she went into the store Of II. y. nSr.
ton Reach TO make souno purehases, ana vnlnt
after leaving the store she missed her pcslDt-
book. Here several boys who were at - per
were pointed 20 the witness, but she did 10t
recognizes either Of them. Mr.. Kirby toe
much assistance in having the boys Arrested.
Mr.. Kirby testified that Mrs. Jones came
into the store on Tuesday, and while she WaS
there he sawa small boy, in bwhom he recog-
larger bow, In whom he recognized Clayko-A
witness IN the case-standtng further O..
Clarke went out Of the store befeee 01S.
Jones, and Koran very near at the same tins.
arrest Of the parties. Two small boys, ven-
ders Of oranges on the street, near the store of
Mr.. Reach, testified that Koran came ont Of
the store, called Clarke, and showed him :Dms-
afterwards went up theDtreet
The presiding justice sent the prisoners on
for further trial for felony,
the crime Of felony, and argued that the prfso-
ners at the bar were not guilty Of felony. He
asked bail for them.
The Justice afterwards granted the prise.
ners bail in the sum Of ive hundred dollars.
Miss Annie O'Kieff was charged with a..
saulting Mrs. Bridget O'KieH. Mrs. Bridget
OKieff, who showed herself quite glib O.
the tongue" gave her testimony In the twink
ling of an eye and from her recital Of the
epithets, abuses, indignitles, and sticks Of wood
heaped upon her promiscuously by Annie, IL
would appear that she was used mp woman.
Subsequent testimony, however, went TO enoW
this was but one Of many family rows created
in her neighborhood. All parties were re,
quired to give two hundred dollars security
for future good behavior.
ausrISas CoURr.-John J. Boiler, charged
with horse stealing, was arraigned for trial
| before this court yesterday. The jury was
enpanslled and the case continued 4 until 70;
| for the term. The case Of Mrs. Isabella Ould,
charged with shooting r. II. Meade, will be
brought before this court to-day.
| PRovosr IrRxs.-The following cases were
on yesterday disposed Of by Judge McEntee
John Smith, charged with assanlting and
drawing q knife on Cornelius Smith, was SEN
fenced to the Libby for thirty days.
James Johnson, negro, charged with steal.
ing pair of shoes from Lewis Nachman, and
assaulting the same, was sentenced TO the Lib
by for sixty days.
John Robinson, alias Severn, an escaped prl'
soner charged with stealing pair OF shoes,
was sentenced to the Libby for three months.
AUCTION SALES To-DAY.-Messrs. Harrison,
ses, at p. NJ, a valuable lot on the north
side of Franklin, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets and the same firm will
sell on the premises, at +. M, valuable
brick store and residence on the nortn~est
corner of Franklin. and Twentieth streets.
The same firm will also sell on the premises,
at half past 4 p. NJ, a dwelling house on
Urion Hill, near the Methodist Church.
Messrs Grubbs & Williams will sell on the
premises at y NJ, a valuable lot Of ground
at the southwest corner of Bank and Tenth
streets, upon which the water works formerly
stood
Messrs Isbell & Davis will sell on the premi-
ses at ~ p. NJ, three neat framed tenements
on the north side Of Marshall street, between
Second and Third streets.
Mr.. James Luxford will sell at No. 20 Main
street, at 10 A. M, an assortment OF hand
some furniture, stoves, wines, &c.
RRcoxsrRUcrEp.-It will afford pleasure to
their numerous friends In Richmond, and
State to learn that Messrs. Purcell, Ladd
Co, the popular druggists, have opened their
handsome new store, and are now prepared to
carry on their business. Purcell, Ladd Go.
are among those who lost all during tne war.
Whenever our citizens were called upon TO
assist the needy, add to the comfort OF the tnou.
sands who were suffering so much for their
country, these gentlemen extended iiberally
hand Of
they have heretofore lost and given may %
returned TO them doubiy.
A House WARxIxa.-Yesterday MT. WILL
liam HAYWARD re-opened the old Dime So.
loon, I" in the rear Of his old stand on MAIN
street. He gave to his old friends and patrons
a warm reception, plying them wel Win
good things to eat and drink. The saloon nas
been introduced as q new feature to the store
| Of Mr.. George Ruskell. The latter supplies
| the exterior wants Of man, and he then mas
| only to step into the next room 70 nud al toat
the inner man can wish Tor.
MEssRs. Cole 4 TURsBR, the enterprising
news agents, have secured the exclusive right
| to sell newspapers, magazines, and Dook1i On
the Richmond and Danyille raairoad; IT, =.
every direction, and deserve the support o. tne
| resding public. The DfspGtcA can be had o. al
| their agents and messengers on the railroeo
routes Of Virginia, North Carolina, ana Tsn-
nessee.
THE FARMERS or vIReIxIA viii be glad to
know that Messrs. Palmer. hartsook Vc'
| of the new crop, which they are ready 70 snip
| to all In want Of them. !.
Messrs. w. T. King Go. also have . iot o.
choice clover seed for sale.
CORRECTION. are requested % state nat
Thomas Lillis, who was required 70 give eail
in the sum Of three hundred dollars fcy his
rood behavior for twelve months at tne 1ay'
sauKfno and heatfss0 Thomas Doyle, and not
i with assaulting and beating Uffk tSesNf = ros.
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