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MABlN. COURT.--Nos. 1884 34l2 303d 31O2 SIi0
siA2 $751; 2ls2 323s, 35o2, 1877. 1898; smith vs. Hi
Jer, Callahan w. Van Brunt; 3iis 3ilo S4l7.
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fractory nuisances Ia BROOKLYN that the Board coud
not aoatc to appeal to him. The Ona boat Of Van
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SUPREME CausT-cHsMgess.


Decisions.
By Judge lngrsham.
CUxine re- xcatg, 6c,.-Allowance Of 500 granted.
SUPERIOR Court SPECIAL TERM
Decisions.
Before Judge Jones.
Noses ts Banker, dc.-Setted,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

MAYORS !, CouRT-MAros Gzo. caAno.s.
NONRESIDENT 1radns license The
case Of Robert Sloan, charged with selling
goods in the city without license, was called.
and in the absence of Witnesses was con-
tinued until to-day. i, !, s,.as: ,sa4s.q -
/ Disorderly.- Cornelius Tyler lnegro|,
charged with creating disturbance at the
soup-house, was fined two dollars aud 0
half. 7g s&l L2ifs .airesg}p e.I, ,...<
.Thetas.-Addison Thompson and Elijah
Saunders (negroes) charged With stealing
sundry articles Of dry goods from Louis
Brock, were discharged, in the absence noe. OF y
conclusive testimony. .2s
/ Matilda Hunt (negro} charged with steaa-
ing clothing and cooking utensils from
Elizabeth Jeter, was discharged. ~,
attempted Burglary William Hays and
George Washington NEGRO boys), charged
with entering the house of William II.
Macfarland with intent to commit burglsry,
were examined and sent on to answer
Indictment. a 4. F 1.f
l%espass.- Thomas Gentry was a-raigned
on charge of trespassirs on the premises
of Mr.. F. T. Isbel. Thccass was continued
until to-day. 7t5s = rez, 2 >.. ~,
Btqa,ny.-William Pleasants (negro),
charged with bigamy in marrying susan
Palmer, his lawful wife, Susan fortune,
being then living. The evidence vas con-
elusive, and William was sent on. Il, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The
Executive Committee appointed at the
meeting of the State Society on the 18th
instant haze gone to 1oort NTH mill !
On the 18th they proceeded in q body
to an examination of the Fair Grounds,
and thereafter held meeting, at which
important measures were inaugurated to
insure the success of the fair which
will be held in October or November
and to make it worthy of the State of Vir-
ginia. Among other transactions were the
following: F.G. Ruffin was appointed Agri-
cultural Commissioner, a position held by
the late Edmund Ruffin, Sr. The vacancy
thus occasioned in the office of third vice
president was filed by the unanimous cleo
ton of Mr.. Cloyd, Of Pulaski. The COM
mittee determined to hold quarterly stated
meetings on the third Thursday in Febru-
ary, May, and August, and other meetings
If necessary. The Fair Grounds will be
placed in charge Of a competent person.
The president will at the February meet
ing submit a programme with regard to
the efficient and full promotion Of agricul-
ture, horticulture, the mechanic arts, &C.,
&c., and the necessary subcommittee.
Judges, premium lists, and other important
subjects, will engage the attention Of the
committee at It's meeting in Richmond on
the 18th Of February. The friends Of the
great cause may very materially aid the
committee by making written suggestions
to the president or any member of the
committee in reference to the best methods
of promoting it, and the wisest mode and
use of means for preparing fer and holding
the fair. Names of gentlemen and ladies
who will make good '1es at the fair, IN
the various sections of the State, ought to
be furnished to the committee, and the spe-
cialsy to which they may hsve devoted
their attention, thus making them expert
judges. 10 sl /
W, 7. sutherlin, Esq, ian admirable ap-
pointment,) is the president. His address
is Danui4e. And c. B. Williams, Esq, Of
Richmond, is the secretary. Let communi-
cations be sent to either.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGTOU Us SER VICES TOMORROW.
We note the following special appoint
N ents
! st'-f---nr METHODIST.
Broad-street chorch.-Bishop Doggett at
II a. NJ. -...
Oreqon.-Rev. R. A. Armistead at II 4.
M. and P. M.
Sidney.--Rev. Jos. S. R. Clark at II A.
NJ. and P. NJ.
Rockets. Royal W. Figg at 711SS P.
M. ... ......
Seamen's Bethel.-Rev. F. J. Boggs at 3
P. M. s7s,zss"
PRESBYTERIAN.
First hurch.-Rev. DR.. Baird at ii A.
NJ. and ~ P. M. Subject at night: 8" Is
Professionalism failure ?' .......
BAPTIST. ........-.
Leigh-Street.-Rev. 7. G. Jones, D. D.,
will preach the anniversary sermon before
the Young Mems Missionary Society at 711a
PM.
Four-Mile creek (Henrico county).-Rev.
J. L. Nj. Curry at II A. NJ.
~ EPISCOPAL.
st. John'S.-The Rev. Henry Wall, rec
tor, will at IL A. M. repeat (by request) a
sermon on the recognition Of friends in
future state.
Manchester. Rev. J. E. Hammond at
Masonic Hall at II A. NJ.
st. Mark's. Service at II o'clock A. NJ.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
There will be services in the English
Lutheran church, on Mayo street below
Broad, tomorrow morning at II ocloc k.
The newly chosen church council will be
installed on this occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

ALMOST A SERIOUS ACClDENT.-On the
corner of Fourth and Clay streets Mr.. Lud-
wig is constructing dwelling-house. The
city workmen are engaged in putting in the
necessary gas and water-fxtures, and the
bitches therefor ere dug across the street.
On Thursday night at about o'clock hack
was passing along Clay street, and the
horses, upon reaching the aforementioned
ditch, tumbled therein heels over head.
Their bodies made an exact fit in the ditch,
and they lay in their unenyiable position
during several hours. After much strug-
Cling they were extricated and carried to
their quarters at Mr.. Dukes stable. 1t is
supposed that they are not seriously hurt,
as they have not made any great complaint.
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The ORAToR1o OF THE CREATroN.-The
performance of the "Creation - by the
Richmond Musical Benevolent Association
was really meritorious, and seemed to give
general satisfaction to very large and
fashionable audience. The ladies who took
the leading parts filed them creditably,
having sweet and well-trained voices.
Those who were not professionals :" mani
tested an embarrassment by no means sur
prising under the circumstances. Messrs.
Eye, Schultz, and Fischer, were well re-
ceived, particularly the last-named. The
entertainment as whole reflected credit
upon the Association, but more particular
ly upon Professor 0. A. Ericsson, the musi-
cal director, TO whose perseverance and
skill the members all pay an earnest tri-
butte.
The President of the Association, Colonel
Tanner, announces that the performance
will be repeated on Tuesday night.
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HUNNICUrT's THE MAN"-AFRICA vs..
IRELAND.-Scene Capitol Square. Enter
Michael O'Hara, Qrish Republican,) fol-
lowed by Sam Nelson and twenty other
Africans NEE
Sam " Hole on dar, Mr.. Harrer, wants
to talk wild you"
Mike ''What the divil de ye want wild
me?"'
Sam: "Mr. Harrer, you'se Rippubli-
can, ain't you Z" s.-.
Mike: g Yis, sir, am that very thing,
an any man that amt is a raskil an a
scoondril, an I'm part an parcil iv that
same party. Dye mind that, now?" la.f
Sam: "Yes, but look ahere. L don't
zactly understand how you goes back like
you does on Mr.. Hunnicutt. Hunnicutt's 8
de man, he is"
Chorus :" Aha let him speak for his
self. Let's hear what he got to say for his
self. He's Orrishman, he kin talk"
Mike: "Yis, l can talk; that's so, boys.
See here now, whisper now an III tell yez.
Dye see that iny man that is not MINI
Der in the Republican party is raskil an
scoondril, an Pm part an parcil in that
same party, which am an thin MIR. Hoo
nycoot is not good Republican, because he
told yez about sivin yeas ago, an more an
that much too, that yez were barbaric
people, and that yez were filed wild all
de prejudices an cannibsl features iv
the savages, an that ye wor dangeris an no
better LOT the red-heddid injuns; an now
to-day he claims to be part and par
Gil iv the Republican party an to be yere
frinds; which aint 80, it isn't"
Sam: "Aha! Dat may be so; but how
is it wild you and de rest of dem men whar's
gone back on Mr.. Hunnicutt, what Mr..
Lindsey calls bob-tailed white men and
errestocratic niggers I puts you down as
'spicious cavalries, / does. Now, you know
yosi never had no more use for de niger
dan Mr.. Hunnicutt did, becase you's a Or
rishman, an Orrishman is OrrishmaD
wharever you fine him, an he got no use
for niger, 'cordin to my perception Of de
matter. De yuther night | sot down by de
fire, and my wife and children had done
gone to bed, an contaminated between
my Maker an myself, and I come to de
percussion DIST Hunnicutt's de man; an
now its impe.ory wild me what you and de
rest on 'em thinks, Mr.. Hunnicutt's dc man
you hear. Good evening, Mr. Harrer /;
Hunnicutt's de man." IL .,..- s.
Fre,,0t oyuuec
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Ereunt OnnsS.

HIGH HoSoR.-Frsnk Leslie's Boys and
Girls Weekly for January 23d contains q
portrait and short notice of Sydney Ro-
senfeld, the most distinguished pupil Of
Grammar School No. 19, New York. Sydney
is the son of Henry R. Rosenfeld, formerly
of this city, and was born here in October,
1855. In the school to which he is attached
there are 2,l7O pupils, and for boy Of
thirteen years to have gained 80 high q dis
tinction as TO be considered the best scholar
among such number is certainly nota-.
Bile circumstance. ..g ..,,,.l
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PARDoNs GRANTED AND REFUsED.-The
Governor on yesterday pardoned George
BurWell, convicted in the county court Of
Bedford of horse-stealing, and sentenced to
the county Jail for six months. An appli-
cation of Nelson Burwell, convicted in the
same case aud sentenced similarly, was re-
fused. William E. Meade, convicted in the
county conrt of Alexandria of house-break-
ing, and sentenced for two years, was par
doned. Pardon was granted Archer Foster,
convicted in Halifax county Of malicious
shooting, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for three years. ~'& '@ao.r3
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS
BANK.-At the annual meeting of this
prosperous institution held on Thursday
night the following directors were elected
for the current year: John Il. Montague,
D. 7. Williams, G.W. Gillian, J. G. Shafer,
R. H. Dibrell, N. NJ. Wilson, B. S. Archer,
P. j. Wright, W. z. Martin, John Booker,
George Gibson, John j. Wilson, George A.
Barksdale, w. G.. Paine, R. L. Brown,
Bradley T. Johnson (new directory, Will
liam A. Armistead (new directory.
The Board of Directors met after the
adjournment of the, meeting and unani-
mously reelected John II. Montague pre-
sident, and w. A. Jenkins cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

MULE DRowNED.-0n yesterday morning
q mule belonging to Messrs. Hunt & john
ston backed into the Dock and was drowned.
He was 80 persistent in his backward
course that neither the persuasion nor the
force of the driver could make him 60 for
ward. The driver escaped without even
getting wet, but the mule and dray were
both drowned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE JANUARY
l6, 1S69.-R. r. Collier, Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Z. A. Peasants, Richmond, Va. Mrs.
Ellen Johnson, Williamsburg, N. Y; Miss
Alice Fellows, Richmond, Va. E. r. Cooke,
CartersVille, Va; Miss Ida Morris, Rich
mond, Va; Dabney Herndon, Fredericks-
burg, Va; C. C. Paleskey, Richmond, Va;
Miss Lebbie Crawford, Richmond, Va. ;
James S. Flournoy, Richmond, Va.
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G0LLEGE INFIRMARY, Ks ss...
~ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
ss19 STREETS, RICHM0SD,V VA. -
ISAIAH. WRITE, N. o., Medical supertntendsr

All cages requiring medical or surgical aid sd-
raisted cxccpt the insane aud those iab9sins meSE
yanee5, Including board, medical attendsnse, anS
medicines Large Narda per week ~ s,sts RstsasS
roorriss per week gre 10 $50. A small AcutsioaaA
Zee Ia charged for sargisal operations. ~ !
charity GASES from the Guy are fece,ySa M On per.
mits from renbers q IsS sss noor and sesen on
pernlfts from The custom-house.
FOR further infoyws,isn Or MnIT aanssson; app.yas
Siil "a Ia IL SIN - Medical Superintendent,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP,

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their
store at 10 A. NJ. an elegant assortment Of
household furniture, handsome engrav-
ings, carpets, superior feather beds, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell on Council
Chamber Hill at 10 A. NJ. horses, &c.
w. r. TALL, Fl. @. 9. R., will sell ut II A.
NJ the contents of Scion Johnson's bar
ber. shop, on Ninth street between Main
and Bank. e-
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Prominent representatives are decidedly
opposed TO making any other terms for the
admission of Virginia than those provided
by the reconstruction acts Of Congress, and
no other propositions will be seriously en-
tertained.
The delegation intends TO remain during
the session of Congress. They are exceed
ingly airish and lf-consequent, but will
have the conceit taken out of them pretty
we'll before the ides of March come round.
Teleqram in Louisville Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

THE OYSTER TAX.-The amount of tax on
oysters collected during the month Of No
vember was s., 7,35l.04; during December,
$1l ,562.6l. ..,-.-~
Quite q hutteration " was created
among the oyster sloops in the dock on
Thursday by descent upon them by the
deputy collector. Several parties had at
tempted to evade the tax, but the collector
very soon made them come to time without
much difficulty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD is one OF the best
mediums for advertising in the country. 1t is the
organ of the Bsp:ists OF Virginia, West Virginia.
Marylsn and South Carolina, and has also agood
circulation in other States The business rnsn OF
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Charleston, Bal
timore, Washington, and other cities should con-
slider whether their Interests may not be promoted
by aYaillng themselves Of the advertising columns
of the RELIGIOUS HERALD. ,Issadvertisins rates
Office on Main street opposite the Dispatch
fIfro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

SUDDEN DEATH.-It is with pain that we
announce the sudden death Of Mr.. Henry
c. Tyrer, who expired on Thursday night
at his residence, on Broad street. The
deceased had been deputy sheriff of this
city about two years and half. His
amiability of disposition and agreeable
manners made him very popular, and the
memory of the Little Judge" as he was
familiarly known, will be kept fresh for q
long time by his many friends in Rich
mond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

THE SOUTHERN OPINIoN-oUT THIS DAY
contains Who Killed Phillips's Wife2 New
and Startling Theory The Unsolved Mysteries OF
tie Dreadful Crime. The Committee OF Nine IN
Washington !; Knocking at the Radical Door; Tho
Result as Told In sorrowful Mood In Series OF
I etters from Peter Pilgrim Esq. Henry Riyes
Pollard Secrets Of the sanctum; Bis Traits OF
Character. The Richmond Banks and Brokers
A Blast from "Anti-Shylock." f's.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

For fncly-executed phososrapasof all the vnfi-
Gus styles visit 9. H. REEFS h Co., Oil and sis Maid
street. They have recently made some great In
provements especially In copying aud enlarging
all kinds of faded and defaced pictures. Photo
graphers outside OF Richmond csn have the besu-
tiful porcelain picture and enlarged photographs
made by sending tn am negatives or pictures with
description of subjects. Prices reasonable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

UNION BANK OF R1CHMosD.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Union
Bank was held on Thursday evening-D.
J. Burr, ESQ.,, in the chair. The following
gentlemen were elected directors r. "A.
Paine, W. Hatcher, A. Bodeker, W. A.
Spott, A. l.. Elicit, Robert Edmond, W. E.
Binford, G. B. Davenport, W. Il. Tyler, G.
A. Hundley, James e.. Blairs Moses Ely
son, James w. Archer, j. Rosenbaum, j.
W. Hall, WsE. Gray, T. W. Pemberton,
W. R. Quarles,. R. E. Blankenship, John g..
SPOTS, A.. A. Hutchinson, T. W boswell.
W. E. Tanner, 7. U. Dudley. The report
Of President Davenport shows the institu-
tion to be in highly prosperous condition.
The report closes with an earnest tribute to
his associates in Office and to the constant
and untiring labors of the worthy cashier.
Mr.. Miller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. James NJ.
Taylor s. Son sold at auction on Thursday
last small framed tenement on St. James
street for s4l2, and on Wednesday house
and lot on St. Stephen street for S405, and
on Thursday, January Ia, a lot fronting A
feet on Main between Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth streets at S23 per foot-$l ,0l2.
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NAVIGATION OBsTRUcTED.-On Thursday
the Five-mile lock on the James River and
Kanawha canal was broken by a heavy log,
which was floating down, getting under the
gates. Eight or ten boats are detained at
the break by the accident, but it is hoped
that by tomorrow the way will be clear for
nayipation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

STATE AaaIcULTURAL SOCIETY. .--Mr.
Thomas D. Neal, the energetic agent OF the
State Agricultural Society, has secured
over 81 700 in the city Of Richmond for
the Society from private individuals. The
amount will be largely increased,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

Stoneman on yesterday removed Major N.
A. SturdiVant, attorney for the Common
wealth in the circuit court of Richmond.
c. s. Bundy was appointed to fill mis- place.
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To this end the Committee Of Nine are
doing the work of the eleventh hour. That
they may succeed we believe to be the
prayer of majority of her people.-Bris-
toll Ne11S.
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MR. HATCHER's LECTURE PosTPoNED. -
In consequence Of the inclemenoy Of the
weather last evening the attendance at the
lecture was comparatively small. By the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

STATE INTEREsT.-Up to yesterday $780,
900 had been paid out of the State treasury
in payment of the interest due on State
debt. The State bonds have risen very
much of late.
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PUBLIC MEETING.-We learn that the
citizens of Amherst county will hold pub
lie meeting on Monday next (court-day) to
express their sentiments in regard to the
recent conference at Richmond and the
mission now visiting Washington. We hope
it will be the sense of the good citizens of
Amherst to do nothing calculated to en-
barrass the action Of the committee, but to
wait till the result Of the effort is known
before they express their Judgment
Lynch6urg Republican.
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The AMNESTY Observation-Disclosures
reached here to-day to the effect that the
Tennessee Legislature have indefinitely,
postponed the proposition psnding before
them to grant amnesty to all Tennessee re-
bels. In the mean while the fight on the
same subject between the Conservative and
Radical committees from Virginia now at
tending on Congress wakes warmer hourly.
The Conservative committee are to-dey
greatly elated over the prospect Of their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-16

CIVIL APPo1NTMENT.-J. B. Clinton has
been appointed county clerk of Amelia uice
E. fl. Coleman, removed.
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The Alexandria Gazette says Hon. ]. A
seddon does not approve of the new move
ment,
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Who Killed Jeter Phillips's Vile? A new and
startling theory in Opinton Of to-day, NJ TUR-
sER,S, lll4 Main street. =" ~ t''. .t.+
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The Richmond correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Inder reports that Hunnicutt has
come out in favor Of the new movement
universal suffrage and universal am
>,
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If Congress meets the proposition with
favor, our impression is that majority of
the people of Virginia will acquiesce, and
the moderate men Of all parties will har-
monize upon the plan; but if the plan is
rejected by Congress, the Underwood -Bayne
constitution will have to be forced upon
Virginia, for her people never will vote to
adopt it.-Christidn Sun.
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Southern Opinion Of to-day at TURNER'S cheap
bOOkst re TIA Main street.
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The Culpeper Observer is opposed to the
new movement.
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With the lights before US, We advise all
not to be carried away with the hope of a
modification of terms, but be prepared to
defeat the Underwood abortion, which we
can do if our forces are organized, and
without which the government Of Virginia
will become as unbearable as is that OF the
dominions of Observation-Disclosures Vindi-
Gator
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TURNER has all the latest weeklies and
periodicals this morning.