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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

THE WRONG CAR.-There was somewhat
Of stir on the down train Of the Richmond
and Danville railroad yesterday: 1tseems
that a colored woman had purchased Sc
cond-class ticket before getting on the car,
and fancying that she was justly entitled
to seat in the ladies' coach, made her ap-
pearance at the door and entered. A short
time afterwards the conductor passed
through and informed her, politely, but
firmly, that she must get into the other car
set apart for passengers who had similarly
classified tickets. To this she at once made
objection. and at first refused to move, APP
pealing to some gentleman near by, and at
the same time stating that she was travelling
with a Northern family, and must go in
with them. The gentleman, however,
"knew her not" and she was compelled to
change her seat to the other car, not having
the right ticket. in leaving the car, how
ever, She desired it to be distinctly under
stood that she ''would have it all right
when she got to Richmond"
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4ichntontl 1ispatrlt.
....APRIL IL, 1871
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIT? CONFINED CTR
CULATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. t.f'. !,
A Moberly RoHnance-A Strange Mar,
rtsGe ansi q ScpnrntfOu. IA z-s

[rrom the ssnhe.iy INFO. J Monitor, Arril sthl
Moherly "a a fast place-fuil Of life, vim,
energy. and enterprise. Located on /, big,
fiat prairie-with no hills. no hollows. no
shade trees. no meanderine brooks, and,
Of course. no trysting place, therefore any
thing Of the romantic order has been little
thought of. In fact, lots are in more re-
quest than love. and weddings have been
regarded rather rs deferred payments.
Sarv to awake the romantic sensihilities of
our people. We have sensation story,
and propose to tell it: +. .fr. -
4 few months ago wetl.to-do brakeman
on the eastern division. N. NJ. R. r., took
from the post-ofice ut St. Louis, through
mistake, letter addressed to his name
from lady in New York. who claimed to
he his WIFE lie learned from this letter
that this wife had left her husband some
four years ago in st. Louis. aud had gone
| to live with relatives in New York, after
being for only few weeks his wife. Re-
verses coming upon her family, she was
reduced to the extremity of writing to her
| husband to know if he would receive her
back again rs his lawful, welded wife.
Our brakeman thought he saw some fun
| in this thing, and accordingly answered the
letter and gave his address Mt Moherlv. A
| lively correspondence enSued, reconcilia.
ton was effected, and to the surprise of the
brakeman the New York woman packed mp
her traps and shipped for Moberly, to join
her liege lord. Arriving here, she found
the pretended husband was out on train.
She had no difficulty, however, in finding
his bounding. house. and thither she repair
ed, and took up lodging and awaited his
arrival. When he came, the landlady took
his New York wife to his room, expect
ing to witness happy meeting. Not so.
The woman repudiated him, and denounced
him as fraud, and threatened him with ar.
rest and prosecution to the full extent of the
law. This was the stubbornest cow our
brakeman ever met on the track. He at.
tempted to put on brakes, but it was no go
Something must be done. Quiet being re-
stored, the twain canvassed the situation In
the light OF existing facts. and it was de-
cided to make of il joke sober reality. A
magistrate was sent for, and by virtue of the
authority vested in him by the laws of the
State of Missouri, the twain were made one
This occurred q little over fortnight ago
and already the outraged New York woman
has taken the wings OF the morning and fte(
to the uttermoSt parts Of somewhere else
The diSconsolate brakeman Is answering
the "toot-toots' of an engine, and is doubt
less happier and wiser man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

SHERMAN Don't WANT TO BE PRESIDENT
lproceedipes Army of the Tennessee Mr.
Rowland then remarked that he did not
know how he could atone for the blunder
he had made in introducing Gen. Sherman,
unless it was by nominating him for Presl.
dent of the United States.
The General jumped to his feet before
there could be any manifestation OF ap.
plause and said: "No, no; my present
office is worth more than the Presidency.
Mine is a life estate, while that OF the Pre-
sident is only for four years" as.s.ss-sst ,
The retort was received with cheers, and
Gen. Sherman sat down we'll satisfied with
bis honors. - -------
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INDICTMENT OF STEPHEN MASON AND
OTHERs.-The grand jury of the Hastings
Court reported "a true bill upon Sa the i, IN.
ment charges that Mr.. Mason "did unlaw.
fully attempt to procure Edward Cunning.
ham, John Gallagher, A. Proskauer, vii
liam Kelley, w. a. Hoppe, and others, to
be summoned as jurors upon an indictment
in the name of the Commonwealth against
the said George Chahoon for a felony, with
intent that such jurors should find verdict
in favor of the said George Chahoon."
True bills were also found upon the In.
dlctments against Joseph G. Spaulding and
W. a. Hoppe, the former for attempting to
have Hoppe summoned az juror, and the
latter for attempting to get himself sum.
moned. The offence in each case is a mis-.
demeanor in law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

POLICE CoURT-THURsDAY---J u. d.
White presiding.-The following cases were
John J. Stubs and Tom Wright, fighting
In the street and creating distur Dance at
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot. Wright
was fined $40 for assaulting Stubbs and the
other charge dismissed. 80
Eliza L. Woods {colored), charged with
unlawfully interfering with Thos. 81. Roper
in the discharge of his duty as dog-catcher.
Let off. ~.
Thos. 81. Roper, abusing and threatening
Eliza Woods. Discharged.
Jas. Dabney lcolored), a yagrant, having
no visible means of support. Security re-
ouired in $50, In default of which sent TO
jail for three months. E&.fl ],
Mary Smith, charged with being q Vagrant
and wandering about the city, and having
no visible means of support. Let Oh:
Robert Emmett, alias Anderson Wyatt
(colored), was up for being drunk ana I'M
able to take care Of himself. In consldera-
tion of the Cact that Anderson bad been
before the Justice score or more times, ne
was sent to jail for three months.
Henry Smith, charged with forging ano
,1ttering promissorY note for the pay ment
of S275, purportfng to have been signed oy
Dozier 6 Brother, and dated on the 10th OF
january, 1871, with intent to deirauq'
Case continued until the 18th, and bail az
| lowed In the sum Of % 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

SEIZURE OF CoHTRABAND TOBACCO on A
STEAMER.-Yesterday morning Detective
Parker, received information that a guam
tity of tobacco upon which the tax had
not been paid was being taken aboard the
steamer Norfolk. Having been authorized
by Collector Burgess. he went aboard the
Norfolk, accompanied by revenue official
formation justified by the facts. The guam
tity of contraband tobacco seized was
about 500, pounds. James OConnor, a
brother of Michael, who is now under In
dictment in the Hastings Court for lar
ceny, was arrested on suspicion of being
concerned in the violation Of law thus
brought to light. ".s.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

TIE HOLLYWOOD GHosT.-The' Holly
wood ghost he's made its appearance Twice
Smith, who has been arrested on the two
occasions referred to by Policeman Koch.
The Inst arrest was made Wednesday, on
18th street, below Warwick Mills. She
wac fonnd in a small boat in the river,
crouched up, with her head under one of
DOS possession s Appearing before Justice
White yesterday, she stated that 1t was her
intention and desire to return to her home,
in Rockbridge, or to 60 to Baltimore, and #
allowed to depart this time she would
keen out Of the way Of the police. In con-
sideration of her promises, she was allow
ed to depart in peace, but assured o;n II s she
made her appearance In court again she
would be sent to Jail. #At.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

KILLED BY DoGs.-Yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock horse owned by a Mr..
Crepshaw, residing near the city was turn
ed out on the commons to Craze. Fancying
the rich appearance of lot of wheat own.
ed by Mr.. Hattorf, the horse betook himself
in that direction, and was about to enjoy
the treat, when he was seen and lot of
dogs set upon him to drive him out. The
moor old creature could not long stand the
pressure, and in few moments a large
butchers dog seized the horse by the throat
and brought him to the ground, killing him
i'm few moments. The matter was settled
bv Mr.. Hattorf's paying the value Of the
animal to Mr.. CrenShaw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

PERsoNAL.-Governor Walker Went 70
Norfolk yesterday on business ana VIII
return on Saturday.
. MIR. MarceIlus T. starke, clerk Of the su-
nreme1 Court Of Appeals, was suddenly
taken i'll yesterday, while in office, at the
State Co1irt-house. He was taken home,
and is now doing well. ga
Mr. e. j. Doughty, the popular ana EN- EN-,
e,enr Superintendent OF letter. carriers, ana
o oenerai distributor at the post.of1ce, has
Been absent from bis duties for s. several naa1
DAYS ON, account Of sickness, but Is now
hcf for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

; REPAIRNs.-Hands are, and have been
for some time, engaged in grading, gravel
ling, and otherwise improving the streets
in Port Mayo and Rockets. Opposite the
sugar refinery, formerly very dangerous
street has been graded and g1ttered, and d
row of posts placed so as to prevent any
one from driving off the bank at night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

GUARD OF THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-Ata
meeting of this company, held at the City
Hail last night, Captain John P. Purcell
presided and Sergeant VIM. NJ. Hill acted
a. secretary. Mr.. Charles A. Elicit was
elected junior second lieutenant; Mr.. Jos.
r. Anderson, Jr., second sergeant, and n.
B. Randolph third sergeant. The follow
ing corporals were also elected: first, Jas.
D. McCance; second, r. S. Chamberlayne;
third, q. K. Wren; fourth, George A.
Lathrop. The first drill of this company
viii take place at Old-Market Hall on Tues.
dav.eyeninp -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

SAYS Harper's sBazar I" Many of the
most profound scholars and able publfcists
of the day are of Hebrew descent. Among
Others may be- named Disraeli,, Cremieux,
Borne, Monte1ore, Auerbach, Heinerich
Heine, Jules Janin, Grace Aguilar, Fould.
In music-Herz, Meyerbeer, HaleYy. Colts,
chalk. In drama-Rachel. In the United
States-Raphael, Wise, Lillienthal, Lesser,
Einhorn, Noah, lsaacs." -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

EVIDENCE AcCUMULATEs that no baking pow
der can stand the test OF careful chemical analy
s1s like Dooley's Yeast Powder Although SUBJ
jected to the most critical analyzation, no ingra
dients could be found entering into the compost
ton but such as are perfectly pure and nutritious
This accounts for the entire and uniform satisfac
ton given by Dooley's Yeast Powder in the cult
nary department 1t Is the cheapest, best, snc
most reliable baking powder known, and Is re-
commended upon It's merits alone. Your grocer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

CHANcERY COURT OF RIoHMoND--THURs-
pAy.-The following cases were disposed
ers:- decree directing conveyances of the
property on the bill and proceedings men,
toned. Steger & Sands and Dooley, coun-
sci.
Ouarles's admir- vs. Quarles, &C., kersey
ys. Ouarles, &C.; decree appointing commits
sioner, and directing deed of conveyance to
purchasers, who have paid their purchase
money in full. Johnson s. Williams,
Evans, Cosby, &C., counsel.
Grant. &C., VS.. Grant and others decree
confirming report of commissioners of par
tit,on, sc. Steger, p. O.. -'..i'o i"
Gamer, &C., vs.. Picot, &C., Picot, &C., vs.:
Gamer, &C.. decree confirming report of
commissioners and disposing of fund.
Dooley, Jackson, Cosby, &c.; and john
son & Williams, counsel.
Martin, &C., vs.. Elicit, &C.; decree con-
tirming report of commissioners and dis
tributing the fund. John Dunlop, Stiles
& Christian and Young, counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

ASSEMBLY HALL To-NIGHT.-The enter
tainment at Assembly Hall tonight is sure
to attract brilliant audience. A rare and
humorous lecture by MIR. Gilman (subJect :
"The Goat"), and Maj. Caskie's serio- comic
burlesque of Enoch Arden, constitute 8
programme that cannot fail to please.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

JOB ecall the attention Of mer.
chants, clerks Of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, ano
all others having orders for printing, to the fac-
ties offered st the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
IysHnrEET for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Lester-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bins, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Subtraction
guaranteed. ai-Ei@~ $ ~ 1''i- S...t'$t1 ''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1oE APRIL 13, 1871
NJ, box SO, Richmond; John Cody, Rich
mond :; Messrs. A. ID. Chockley u Co.,
New York; Chas. r. Hanes, Waynesboro';
j. w. Turnkey, Franklin Thos. Thurston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

CONTRACTS AwARDED.--At meeting Of
the Board of Education yesterday evening
the contract for building the school-house
on the Bellevue Hospital lot was awarded
to VIM. Logon, and that for the one on the
corner of LIST and Leigh streets to j. d G..
Gibson. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14
TgE SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALS VII
probably adjourn on Wednesday next.

q JUDGMENT REyEssED.-In the Court OF
Appeals Yesterday the Judgment OF the COZ.
noration Court ofsAlexandria In the case OF
dohn Marshall was reversed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

f AN LANpMABK GoSE.-The old coai;
Yards on the other side Of the river nave az
been torn up since the destruction OF tae aaa,
road by the flood In oetoeer last, anu n sU ths
Eenterprlsing citizen s nreaklng up n smo
paratory to planting crop Of corn. -
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

on az public or prirate sGies If Real Estate
made ostsreen the lstu AZ January and the ist NJ
9'tfy he purchasers paystte tdres for the pre-
= cent yeart but on all sales 6et,oeer, the first
day Of Ja1p and the last day Of December TIE
, seller pdgs them, - n-'rs''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

YOUNG MEN's SOCIAL CIRCLE. AT meet
ing held on Friday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing three months:
VIM. Hamilton, president; Isadore Hirsh-
berg, vice-president; Joseph Hefiey, sec.
rotary Leopold Jacobson, treasurer.
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Fast Driving and Another Annoyance
Communicated
WEST CLAY STREET, =,
PrcuuoNn ADril 10 1S71{


Editors Daily Dispatch viii you allow
the use of small space in your valuable
columns for the purpose of calling the at.
tention of the police to the drivers of fast
teams driven by fast men, who make race
course of west Clay street on Sunday after.
moons, endangering the lives and limbs Of
children who may happen to be in the
evenings since one of these " John Gelpin .
drove over small child through careless
ness, or beer, and tried to excuse himself
by offering to pay damages. AS we do not
value the lives of our children in dollars
and cents, and have no accident insurance
company's policies on their lives, we would
like to have the attention of the police to
these parties.
By the way, can you inform US what has
become of the ordinance requiring all pub
lie places to be closed on Sunday-we mean
bar-rooms, &c., Probably it is abolished,
as the police take no notice of, its violation.
Respectfully yours, s.h:rf.
49,. WEST CLAY STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

OTEY BATTERY.-The surviving members
Of the Otey Battery are requested to meet
this friday evening at o'clock, over the
store of z. B. Spence & Son, for the pur.
pose of etfecting an organization of the
cnInnanY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

MONUMENT TO THE LATE FATHER TAy-
LoR.-At a recent meeting Of the managers
Of the Boston Port and Seamen's Aid So
ciety, held at the house of the president, 1t
was voted that q granite monument be
erected to the memory OF Father and Mrs.
TAYLOR. ~. !
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doom For RENT.-A nice. COM @
Il moe!ga> FruNi ROOM on Main, be- fa
..sst kinds OF mistress. or Tor lodging room for
c:= or several persons. for rent cheap IL imme-
E. ~ s;p,cation be made. For fur her informa-
;.a.. apply 81 PALMER'S rooms next door to
:, -.4. cttce. ap 8 1w
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We notice the DOLLAR STORE Is now Offering
extra inducements to their customers by present
ing each person . ticket with each article Trey
purchase. On the purchaser accommodating twenty
of these tickets, they win be entitled to any one
article In the store. l-. Isse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14
INTERESTING To THE LADIES.@.

ifvau desire : fashionable, dur ,hle. and w.
tsEy-G::iut EHHs. Ne, CATER, AND
Elf K. va sln#tI cal! IL Tie
LAI!t-'B 1T AHu SH =. r"PrRIUN,
s. IS oroad street, between ;td and 5th.
i'Z: .3ar = Mrs. L. Z. Jrncs's millinery store.
-. YOU ~'E iud ccIrI!-t" assortment Of
! ali :. M!SSAo'. BOIs', d CR!LDRE \ :;
: Ms AID s!IrtS, o; tEe best make and at ii G
fr's; Jficc=.
Zen. G.tc: that The Ladies' Boot and Shoe En-
s:.-;. !5 IL the centre Of the square.
A. y. HARRIS
aiH 80 Broad 'treet, between 4lh aud 5th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

The WASHINGTON STATUE in the lobby OF
the Capitol will be cased in wood this
morning, preparatory to the repairs and
General Assembly just before adjournment.
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A Richmond man has got patent for a
fire-escape. IF he can rig it on Kerosene
lamp, so people can escape alive ne mas
cot the biggest kind of u fortune, and ne
needn't turn his hand over, neither.-Neto
York Democrat. -! ~. 80 - '.@' r. -.
Mr.. Thos. M. Cullen, u the heroic Phila,
delphia gentleman who said he :" would
rather rot in prison than sit on.a Jury with
a negro" has applied for writ OF haoeds
corpus to get out Of jail, but 1t seems Ina 20.
he must either remain there or pay the nne
imposed by Judge Ludlow. - 22as's r
In Germany the ladies have an 6 Anti.
Chignon Society,"" the pledge OF which mas
been taken by over $1,000 ladies. why
Because they are nade' OF we're 1n "
Twenty buildings were burned at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, Tuesday night, includ-
ing stores, factories, mills, workshops, DO.
Loss, 1910 900; insurance, one.third.
"A man named Newcomb, convicted In
Newton. Mass, Of burning q school house,
has been sentenced to ten yearsin the State
prison. .,a-,s - -,
The dry goods store OF j. T. Kidd, on
9Th avenue, I New York, was robbed early
Wednesday morning Of $4,000 worth Of
goods. - si,,s5,-,, I,7 8 7. Il ~.
The crest bridge across the M!sstssippi
river at st. Louis was completed Wednes-
Hav IT. ensf oan million of dollars.
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BLLYsoN & TAYLOR, MS Msin street, are pub
lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopfed,
By state Board Of Education for use npnsits
schools of virginia. -. G4.stI Us 'f,5 :ty,r5
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A correspondent of Boston paper urges
the formation of female emigration soeie..
ties, to supply wives to the young men OF
the far West. New England mas surplus
Of women-the West o surplus ofmen. go
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F1REs.-Yesterday at As P. al. the roof
of the dwelling of Mrs. Phillips, on Grace
street, between Sth and 9th, caught fire
from the chimney. The fire was put out in
few minutes. > IL :.
The alarm at 9:45 last night was caused
bv the explosion of kerosene lamp in
room oyerth kitchen of Mr.. Alfred bloses,
on Broad street, next door to the Mon
umeutal Church. ..s- 49,. .-
The damage in both cases was slight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

CITY LICENSE TAXES are due and payable
at the Collectors Office, in the City Hall.
The Office will be open from the 10th to the
Both instant, inclusive, from 8 A. M. to
2. II. to receive these taxes. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

The worst coughs yield, as II by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers Of DR.. PIERcE's All.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t also sur
passes anything else ever before Tor the
cure of pimplcs, blotches, and rashes on the race
also, for erysipelas, salt rheum. and all shln ano
scrofu,ous diseases. Sold by all druggists. sene
address to DIR. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, New IorS
e.. Lot
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HARpER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIEs
ILLUSTRATED papers for this week are to
hand from EIlyson & Taylor, booksellers
and newsdealers, No. u16 Main street.
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FISHING in the river was good sport yes.
terday. At least we Judge so from the
number of persons we saw engaged in it,
and they were apparently very successful
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

SHIFTS made to order at NOAH WALxER
Cas-, Isos Main street Can and kase Jour mes
sare IL you wish something nice. ~ perfect as
guaranteed. 5'sss+ :,.f't-s' 5f@st5 -
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TWENTY-FIVE DOGS were caught, Gagged
aud killed, on Thursday by the dogscatch
ers. This looks like thinning them out
sure enough.
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RLLYsoH s. TAYLOR. llis Main street, are pub
,,shers, agents for McGu6ey's Readers and Speu.
ara adopted by ths stsss Beard for ase In the pae
liz echools Of virgtnis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-14

TOR RENT. the large and desirably- g.
I heated >I'iEh. on Main street, between Ell
- End 80. recently uccnrie! by BtSay 4 JET
,-..-s- " ul.sAie grocery. t;h,S been recently
49, ~. aud Is IN good re pair. Apply 20
Hl.il ( GDDp1S,
F., t:tSts agsn,s AMI AuCsi'ueerS.
49,, .s,-r liGS Main s. er..
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HusTINGs CoURF-Judge 4. B: Gu.gon:-
Yesterday Charles Miller, Charles White,
and Henry Tiemann .(small white boys,
were found guilty Of stealing an oyercoat
from F. L. Moore, and sent to jail for ten
days each. an, - l.,
The grand jury reported true bills OF In.
dictment against Polk Britt, for burglary
VIM. II. Brown, for felonious house-DreaH-
Mason, j. G. spalding,z and W. A. Hoppe,
for attempting to pack jury; Michael
OConnor, for felony two cases.; Henry
Tiemann, for felony; Zephaniah 6. LamhD,
for unlawful shooting; Charles Dabney and
George Boxley, for petty larceny.
The grand jury was then discharged.
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LARGE AND VARIED srocK.r,For q large and
varied stock OF gentlemen's wear At low prices
call at e. b. SrENcE d soS's merchant tailoring
est 30 Iishment, 1880 Main street.
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u ca Ms.-Ncry desirable ROOMS a.
II -.r ,a, had hv carly application at the Eli
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