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pte1r.,c ef the debt .iaee M.rsh !. tsa. KN
TEE FHorUsEp INTERNATIONAL 1spcsI&lAL AFo'
fII1cS.
The committee Of ni.eeu heretofore ap1olnted
to ufenatr thc outline Of plan for m lntcfn2uup-
nj Industrial Exposition held meeting to.nl2ht
A resolution VAS adopted dtc!xr1nR i nfacucAb!e
TO boIQ such exposition Ia 1s71 autl that AL proper
measures should BE- taken TO make II succcsAn.
A committee Of three was dess2oA'ea 70
10 Ccnrrrss for enactment SAilos7l E1.
ecn.tre Committee Was appointed conils:!uR Of
tie President aud Vice President o! thc / nted
Sta1ct. Chief Justice Chase, the he1dH OF Iae
Executive Departments, the Governors Q! the
several States and Territories, and the Mayors Of
Con MItee Of Ten for the District 0! !folunoA,
to which sre 10 be added the Secretary OF The lu-
and Commissioner o! Agriculture. 4 COM
mite T1s appointed to walt on the President
and fny1te him to act Chairman ez-oEcdo Of the
are to tt appointed Il Is r1opo*ed 10 establish a
cspttal stocI Of one million ot dollarr In shzrcs
Of SO each. The above Action is to be submitted
to the general committee Of one hundred, here
tolotc appointed at tho cis.zeua' meeting.
APPOINTMENTS
Beverly 4 BastA has 6ern appointed Collector
Of Internal Revenue for The Slxta District Of VIZ
Etn!a, rfet Samuel Ra.el!nR, suspended
GEARcN FOR 4 rIk1rk Vessel
There IL Te11on 10 bel.ese thAt our government
has adopted all necessary measures for the pur-
pc-e of capturing ot obtaining posse ot the
steamer TeleKrafo. now, or Tecenus, engaged IN
Committing depredA.iona on American commerce
~ S SAsx or p!sx1saH Exox 7HK rotlcE
Private, chA1ged With insobordlax.ion, which
conA15ted In his fesu1al to serve With u colorct
colleague on the force.
, 1869-10-02

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The Ersntad BuIkfia
prtut1 the statement Of . katlos set ashore 1foM
the Hornet, ii point On Long 1aland, b. the o1l-
armament and proceedings rtnce tcaE1ng Halifax.
The narrator ~ 1ue OF the men sent OF short
Tor differentiation.
, 1869-10-02

acqulttal on IL Charge Of 1suFdcr-
Delegates 10 the Laui4vii1o Con-
vcntt0us
SPECIAL Despatch 70 The chieaxo Tribune.
DKrxo1I, Oct l..
CHARLES 8. Chesytn, charged WI having mur-
t1ere the Van Orden family, tn the burning Of the
n,l II Belle Mver, Canads last yea1, had nis sec-
upd trial yesterday u Sandwich, and WAS this
Governor baldwin has sppotnte.l the following
delegates from lais st.tc to The Louisville Con-
raeEt.ai Convention: ]. F. JOY, Detroit; E g.
Morton. Mootoe: !. G. WAlt, Stnfgs: q. g. Jones
md Chaaucey1Dsyts. AuakeRon: John utboAr2,
James steafe1, A1d Peter LooEni&
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BANK LOCKS.
$8,000.OO
Bank Loci
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Sargent vs.. Yale.


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RALrrhoKE, Oct. 1.-In the Tinted S.A'es Dis
trtet Court, JestcsdaE, john Hummc.t, a man on
make proper entries Ii his tooks. WA found guilty
and 6ntd t00 and tMpst9onMtnt Tor enc daI.
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P13txhurkh 0ti 1faYkff,

tive md prier1 arm sArs iNo Ex4 seller etobeF. Il
.4e .a1. l.,t e~eninE q Ano u. seleE III 70. yea5
Irr uctnEsI At A4.c; Ae:ttF al the year II AsaAtc
K.fEed Eerv quset bet Gr1a- We quote Epof II u1se
Oetob<t ii u.,tSE3te.
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GuyHrox, TexAs, Oct. la gpecda1 desratch
ffrtn uon4t On says the sotaI1td be1noctaae Con-
yentjop II ufrnha1u conttated Of I'VE edssatA The
Democratic pslty. through il Executive CO 1als-
tee. refused TO cau = convention m nake any
nomination fer lsoEefnnt. The Democratic pA5ty
Of Tex21 has no Eupatny Ct connection With mn
ucye.
, 1869-10-02
lliinofn Stnsc Charitable Iustltu.


JAcKsnxy11xx, Ill.,, Oct 1.-The nc4f and
Dumb A8ylum viii Be opened peft week. The
school fof tmh ec1leB and idiots opened In Eer{ep.
Etr. II u In = r1otpetoc1 condition
, 1869-10-02

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The Chairman Of The
Executive Committee Of The fHth Republican As
aocta11op QfcAlfy eoutradtcts tho reported cal Of
4 rleeil1g Of the committee 10 New YORK on the
petn Of October,
, 1869-10-02

Franco
COUNCIL CT NtS1sTEEs RELATIVE 10 TIE MEETING
Ut TIE cIAxAKKa
PARIS, Oct. /.
A council OF Minlsters Will be beid to-uoIuW,
at which II Is expected decision II regard 10 the
cpnypcatlon Of the Chambers will be Arrived at
TIE FAMILY xuRpHR-
The report that the body Of the father Of the
murdered family had been found proves false.
THE LATE P1KK At BoEDEArI-
PARIR, Oct l.
The bsrks Guipuzeoano and Forno.a, which
we1e .oadirg 1t Bordeaux for New or!eans, we're
1nmaged by the late 1Fe At that port
, 1869-10-02
EUROPE.

BpnSns
Ct KN1Es1ck 70 RKroNf ON 1HK FARfors c4xoi'
pA1H FOE TuK THRONE
Madrid, Oct- /.
A commission OF fifteen Deputies to the coEtes
bEs been charged with the dotJ Of repairing on
the various candidates for the thsuue Of Spain
1m TROUBLES IN CATALONIA Ind ANpALus1A.
TARIs, Oct !.
Reports from Madrid repreEent that ths Hepuo-
;ttap uo1 emept Ia Catalonia and AndAlustA prem
lies to deceive the bofea of It's tns:igztors-
, 1869-10-02
Political Disturbances In Phtladcl.
plstn.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Ia serious d!sloln*9ce
occurred sboas hA:fpz4. II O'Clock Tonight Tue
EeruLnc1n lnv1pcihes STACKED THE hey stone
Nluh. white The later xe1c maIcmn& 10 tneH
Gu1ItetL From fifteen 10 twenty ptIsons were
tn1t1.d, including tho Of three policemen who
, 1869-10-02
4 Connecticut HANK Robbed Q
nfN1-

NoRwA1x. Ct, Oct. 1.-1ne National nant Of
No1x4lk was entered BY burglars lalt n!Ght. ana
coo were 81 ocn. The toSs TO pirate sndls1a'
uAls u tratnente, but the amount Ii not knoEn
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EFeur Hr1tutuA

F1KET CA1:Gu OF EKw TEA.
LONDON, Oct. l.
The nrst cargo Of new crop lea, from China, AZ
ttYfd to-day.
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COMFORT AND HEALTH,

In having q house yxf.rm and
free from dnnapneas. a few mo-
mcntA' investigation AT once con-
slnccx na.y one tl4nt he cannot
afford 10 build " ltll01st IL.
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BUILDING PAPER.
ByILplNe PAPER.
BuIlpINe PAPER.
Rock RIVER ApzR Go.
BuIlDING PAPER.
IT COSTS BUT LITTLE
|SayeS q Great Deal.
$500 to $4,000
| Covers Sides and Ends
Of Houses.
| &THi$;SSAVEDiM FUEL
Each Season.

Thus IL will bo seen that 1t not
only really costs NOTHING the
arnt year, hut HAT tt cn1l*e$ u
lnrEc sasinE In the cxpchse OF
fuel esers }tnr thereafter, 10
That 1t IL profitable as als int1.f-
Inena, and besides 1al% there II
aie ilacnlcAiMDlc advantage OF
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90. o. T. 81 0raud-s... n. I.
NMbft8he<t This Day:
Z WH1TTIER'S COMPLETE POEMS

MT'Mae Kai:ios. firm ricetsnt.rr flstrs Nntf IN
With Nhittc.'s Proer Works and the FaIFIsa v
TEsSrsoS. sol*, itGac. Cloth. &1to: Aan1
ta,oo, Antique Norocco ela0o.
CI[ticiem rfrnStt1rs wu11zIEn o1A4S the notirxf
md rFTlFfnf Of AmrrscAn singers md fosteA
whott nstusr lend. 70 bis ktpsus raeh . tuora
tharn that the dG4en Of hta wurka teudg the
Ut ersrrfi2 tAEte and beauty lcts ti.1 tho
Of truth aud Righteousness. 1raastr1s.
, 1869-10-02

- Far AaFe BY n3f B,kssI!<rs. Snt paspad see<
IF price 1y de- T,.e'i.A<rs, v
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18
Work and Wages.

From the New York Commerc al Bul,etinl
The venerable proverb, "The laborer Is
worthy OF his hire does not seem 10 be re-
garded n any thing more than theoretically
true. Mechanics, for instance. are among the
most diligcnt Of laborers, but thew render
more important and valuable services to soci-
ely Tor less pecuniary return than any other
class OF men. The great mass Of these intel
Iigent and faithful laborers, scarcely earn
more than scanty living. From some inter-
esting statistics lately published regarding
the condition of the working classes Of the
United States, We learn that the average life
OF our mechanics is estimated at forty-six and
half years, and the average number Of days'
work performed in this climate is $50 DAYS in
year. Here ID exhibited degree Of ntten.
tion to business, not equaled by any other
Glass. Out of 3l3 working days in a year,
only % are not devoted 20 the mechanic
trade. These G3 days are all that are required
(outside Of Sunday for recreation, sickness,
pleasure, sport and private business.
The average annual expense Of "A mechanic
in our cities, including board and clothing. is
about $500. Estimating the average compen-
sation Of such n laborcr nj three dollars per
day, he would earn in the $50 da $3.50.
From this deduct his board and clothing,
$500, and he has left but $3.50 for keeping his
family, for amusements, for books, for educa-
tional purposes and contingencies The ave-
rage working years of Il mechanic are estima-
ted az twenty, which would make his eros,
earnings in life time on the basis above
named, sl5, 900.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18

Henry Baird, school director at East China,
81. CLAIR county has made himself name in
history by paying miss Anna Culcott, school
teacher whom he lately engaged, $50 per
month, the highest wages ever paid by that
district to man teacher. Mr.. Baird. in his
simplicity, declares that, in regard to wages,
he cannot see why woman should not re-
oeive man wages if she does mans work.
There are few, and not very potent rea-
sons why female teachers should not command
the same salaries paid TO males The chief
one is in capacity or fitness to govern the
more advanced scholars. NE.
We know of no reason, however, why male
teachers should uniformly receive twice tho
amount paid to females
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18

The decision Of the supreme court on the
legal tender act is likely 70 be delayed for sew
eral weeks. Persons Who feel themselyc,
pretty well acquainted with individual views
OF the judges express the opinion that the con
sthutlongilty of the net win bo ahirmed, al
though Tit were not for the immediate effect
An adverse decision would have upon the
commercial Interests Of the country majority
would probably pronounce against the law.
EoR sALE-Legal hauls, AZ tho oflicc If no
IL CAIRO Bulletin. '''
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18
WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.
C0u0Yeaa,

Congress.
Congress was without extraordinary inter-
Get on Saturday. In the senate the everlast-
ing Sue Murphy claim was again discussed all
day, and then re-committed to the committee,
which practically defeats it. In the house the
Niagara ship canal bill consumed the day.
The speeches for and against il were based
principally on the ground of freight trans
portation from the west, those favoring u
claiming that ii would cheaper freight, and
those opposing it claiming the opposite.
a n 1tion to table the bill was lost by seven
votes, but finally, through the efforts Of mr..
Washburne, of Illinois, the measure was
committed to the committee Of the whole, by
81 to GO, which is its virtual defeat in this
congress.
Pacific Railroad Committee.
The house Pacific railroad committee had
another meeting Saturday morning, and again
with no definite action. In the general dis
cussion Of railroad matters, IL was apparent
that the committee were in favor Of reporting
bill for the construction Of roads to the
Pacific by the northern and southern routes.
so-called. IL was also stated that general
Grant would interpose no objection 10 the bill.
Ohio River Bridges.
The house committee on roads and canals
have Informally discussed the bill fixing the
length OF spans for bridges across the Ohio
river. II is likely they will agree on four
nuhureu rect ana report general law.
Finance In the Senate.
The finance committee Of the senate agreed
on Saturday to report back without any RECON-
mendation, mr.. Garrett Davis bill 10 paw the
principal Of the bonds in gold, and mr.. Ed |
munds resolution declaring that they ought
70 be paid in coin. The committee thought il
best to submit them for discussion, and let the
senate vote as it thought best.
New York DistiIleries stopped.
II appears from official sources that all dis |
tillerics in New York have ceased running. |
There were forty-one in operation Novem- |
Der J. This is said TO be the result Of low tax |
on whisky, and for obvious reasons. Whisky |
made in New York city cost. so cents per |
gallon, and the taxes, including special tax, is |
sixty-three cent. additional. or Al 23 per cal |
lon. Whisky sells at dollar in that city, so |
there is no margin for stealing The trade |
belongs legitimately to the west, 10 which IL |
will be confined hereafter.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18

Insures against loss OF damage by fro and the Tcr-
o. inland navigation and transportation.
Once In winters Block, Commercial Ave.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18

On Friday night last, twenty militia of
oattersohs command entered Selma, Ark,
and completely Quilted the stores. The list
OF losses are given, which amount In the
aggregate TO about 81 900, On the sape night
they robbed two store. in Monticello The
Town OF Hamburg in Ashland county, and
like fate.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18

ID. HCRD, Presidents
Is. y. HAKItELL, Vice President,
JAMES y. kEARDEN, secretHryl
WOOD RiTTENHOusE, Treasurer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-18
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE,

4 "
Nounc is hor. given that tho undci- igncd, Admin
strior Of the estate Of A. Williams late of the city %
81 Luu~ ~ Louis county, and state Of Missouri, WHY
"n Iuu ily, tuo lst day Of April, a. y. lsd,, com
n"ucIng 90 The hour 0f ~ clock Atm, at the Cairo
'iN saw M m the city Of CAIRO, Alexander county
bnN Fi'1 %. Auo,s sgu, az public sale the personal
prop. IS, eoo',s m i"hgtc- Of the said A, NlT m@,
r'iN'i,n~ ui Horses, Cattle Wagons, Saw-L0gs Lum-
i'r' lHh Nn uu credit of twelve months, ig klpg
bond of ~. ur,Nl-,r with good security
sums Of $500 and under. CASH
Dated ihs"th day al Junur ls8Q.
J"n'-v" " 81, WILLIAMS, admir-,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
MsNcuEsTER ITEMS.

The CoURTs.-Joseph White and Isaiah
Black 1.-TWO diminutive drawers of the
,Freedmen's Bureau) were brought up for
stealing old iron. They were fined and
discharged. .,
!. Maggie Looney, for stealing three
legged stool and broken kerosene lamp
from. Fannie Brumskill, of the "two-gun
battery was fined FIVE dollars. 49, ID
Caroline Mosby, for stealing lot Of pro-
visions from Harriet Jones, was discharged
on payment Of costs. - -
4 These arrests were made by Constable
Foote, and the cases tried by Justices Nor
gan and Moody. '...., -. -.
Lewis Johnson, for house breaking and
stealing silverware, arrested in Richmond
by Detective Murphy. Sent on to March
term by Justice Hancock.
CRIMINAL MATTERs.-There seems to be
quite revival in criminal matters in our
town, and We trust our yigilant justices
will bestir themselves and put an end to
this carnival Of robbery. No night passes
without raids on hen-roosts and wood
houses, and petty larcenyis as rife as II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
acknowledgement
FRIDAY.". ........ ......:.:::..JANUARY 2s, 1869.
THE aofRouIATroN OF THE HE "D1s. rDiFg
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM 90
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CTsrv75t % 0w1 Erifo9c . dTtrEa@a1 fss5s
I2 EFEF9s EEE'N 70 Esst aGrtF@I33 "a
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.4

sIj 10 SS2F8t9 - ------ -EeNt3f0 Tca 0T!Ta
ON ALL ePBBLIC Or. PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETwEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
TJANUAKYtAED THE FfRrTT DAY OF July THE
PURCHASER, PAYS THE TAXES FOR 4THE, PRE-
SENT YEAR, RUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY of July AND TTfE THTRTY-FrRsT
DAY OF .DKCEsfBER THE. sRLLER PAYS THEN.
,;o.., 4E r---- - - 81 t'gra-r m Arz
A:C: PULLIAM will sell at o'clock a vain
able store and dwelling house on, Hull
>. street, in Manchester.
LYME & BROTHER will sell ut Az o'clock a
J. neat, two-story framed dwelling on the
east side Of Jessamine street, near, Tena-
" n Yfoae}t g7sryt~ u 3sozarT adT .In-ae'
will sell at 4 o'clock a valu-
= BILE sbnildins lot ON Eighth street between
sa Porter an and Perry ite.,r,re sa;f Q, -eaSh
COOK h LAUGHToN will sell at 10 O. clock
a. furniture, pianos, shoes, etc. 10 4Tce. 'HlZa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
MAYORS uouRr-MAYoa CHAHo on.

MAYORS COURT-MAyoR CHAHooN. " =
Amuzonian.-PhillissG Washington, fre-
quently up as q frst-class witness, was
brought up on charge of fighting Virginia
Dickinson. Both parties were fined two dol
lars and fifty cents. = - =.
Stole, 7Books.-Mary Burke (negress) /,
for trespass and vagrancy, was sent to the
alms-house for safe-keeping.o asiw ~ 500
Assault. .-W Washington Mayo; (negrol,
charged with assaulting and threatening
the life of Mrs. V. NJ. Lee, was sent on to
answer indictment. - Gosi7.t5s9c' 99' n ."
fThro,oing Rocks.-Edmund Taiiaferro
(negro), for throwing rocks IN the street,
was fined two dollars and fifty cents. A. .,
Stealing Eggs.-Peter Smith -(negro), /,
charged with stealing g keg Of eggs from
Richard Morris, was sent on to answer in
dictnIent.r ,-o in 70 ra1g : hsrrit Ss} 70
Pickpockets- -On Monday evening last q;
Mr. Stanley, of Hanover, was robbed, Of
sixty dollars by q party Of soldiers. He
was passing down Broad street towards the
Central depot with q bundle in his hand,
when he vas overtaken by three soldiers.
Two Of them passed on, the third remain
ing and entering into conversation with
Mr.. Stanley. After walking on for short
distance tho two soldiers who were ahead
entered the house of Eliza Wolf, and the
third one invited Mr.. Stanley to go in and
take drink, He entered, and after GET
ting in he found q party playing at cards,
He refused either to drink or play cards,
whereupon he was seized and thrust into
the street, his bundle after him. He soon
discovered that he. had been robbed, and
reported the case to the police. Upon his
description, Sergeant Hubert, Corporal For
rest, and Private Murray, we're arrested.
They were arraigned before the Mayor yes
terday, and Mr.. Stanley gave his evidence
in accordance with the ,aboye facts. The
case was continued until to-day, a~s a.rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

Fox Never within the me-
mory Of the oldest hunters in the country
below Richmond have foxes been 30 hume
rous as now. The country is swarming with
the game, and the many who are fond of the
exciting sport Of fox-hunting find now
abundant opportunities to pursue it. We
are told that frequently the dogs while on
the track Of one fox are diverted by an
other crossing its path and this occurring
frequently during the day, the dogs, tired
and tagged out, arc taken from the field
without having gained single trophy. A
gentleman who enjoyed a hunt in the
neighborhood of Dutch Gap few days ago
states that while waiting for the dogs, in
a. very short space; of time he saw seven
foxes cross the road Immediately in front of
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Is one of the best
mediums for advertising In the country. 1t is the
organ of the Bapdsts Of Virginia, West Virginia,
Maryland, and South Carolina, and has also good
circulation in other States. The business men OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Charleston, Bal
tlmore, Washington, sud other cities, should con-
slider whether their interests may not be promoted
By ayaillng themselves of the advertising columns
of the RELIGIOUS HERALD It's advertising rates
are very reasonable.
Ofhce on Main street opposite the Dispatch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

COUGHS, HoAR sKNEss, and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military of
hcers, and singers, are liable, rellevedby BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRocuEs. Having a direct in6u
ence to the affected parts, they allay pulmonary
irritation The freedom from all deleterious tugre
lients makes the Trochcs a. safe remedy for the
most delicate female or youngest child, and has
caused them TO be held IN the highest esteem by
those who use them, d. ar'raHs' : 'r~t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

Rip VAN WINKLE.-Rip makes another
appearance this evening at the Leigh-street
Baptist church, where he will relate his
experiences for the benefit Of Fulton Sab
bath school. His entertainment is one Of
the most pleasing we have ever attended,
and We bespeak for him full house. D..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29
THE COURTS.

/ a., HUsT1NGS .CouRT-JupeR BuEsH4x. Ga
Murder ,Trial.---Nathsniel Cosby, rin-
dicted for the murder Of cambridge Gillet,
was put on trial yesterday. Mr.. -Bundy
appeared for the Commonwealth, and Colo
mel j. B. Young, @. W. Thomas, and +. W.
MacMahon, for the accused. The case was
ably argued, and the jury brought in YER
dict Of "not guilty.. Acquitted. + fr.;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

The CONCERTS. The first entertainment
of the Richmond Musical and Dramatic
Association, at the Theatre, on Wednesday
night, passed off most agreeabiy- before a
very fashionable audience. The flute song
as rendered by Mrs. B., with the accompa-
sniment Of the orchestra, were received with
enthusiastic applause. Colonel Harrison
also received erited encore after his ba-
ritone solo. Mrs. FL. and Miss G. acquit-
ted themselves in their usual creditable
manner, and Mr.. Fischer's delightfully."-
pure tenor WAS; grestsd7 with the plsudits
with which his vocal efforts are always re-.
warded. assraG yI75lw sos, .aE t-9.sa 2 >
Tonight We are promised 9 second con-
cert, with an excellent selection of pieces,
as viii be seon By the programme published
in another column, yu.af l. s,.szaT 80 '.d r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

+ SENT TO CHEsTERFIELD.-LeEis johnson
alias Shorty, the negruwho was arrested on
Monday for robbing the dwelling Of Mr..
Weisiger, was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday morning. His Honor sent him
to Chesterfield, the offence having been
committed in that jurisdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29


HEAVY SUIT FOR R,-sDAMAGEs.-Colo
George T. Egbert has brought suit against
Burnham Wardwell, superintendent of the
Virginia State penitentiary, for breach of
contract, claiming damages to the amount
Of 1926, 900. The suit is instituted in the
aircuit court of Richmond by his attorneys,
Judge Crump and A. Noise, Esq. Colonel
Egbert was awarded the contract for con-
Quoting the cooper-shop of the penitentiary,
Mr.. Wardwel agreeing to furnish twenty
FIVE coopers. It is alleged by the plaintiff
that there were not two experts among the
twenty-five men furnished, none Of the
others knowing much about the business.
The matter was submitted to arbitration
some weeks ago, but after sitting two days
the arbitrators failed to agree, and hence
Colonel Egbert's appeal to the courts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-29

KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-The Grand Lodge
was in session yesterday morning, and
again last night. The officers elected on
Wednesday evening were duly installed.
The report Of the Committee on the Consti-
tuition and Bylaws was then taken up and
adopted.