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WATCHES, JEwELRY, Sc.

E,EANKFIELD 4 CO., JEWELLERS, s21 EIGHrn AVE-
IL nue. Twcnty.sixth street, and 20 sixth
hue, corner Fourteenth srcet-Amcrcsu Watches Cue.
kuo and French Clocks, DIAMOND. Gold Jcwciry, sold
silver and finest Silver Plated WARE choice syec
a. Mtnnuiae enrcrs praceS
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:, NOVEMBER IA, ls72.-TRIPLE SHEET.


A CARD.
North British and Mercantile Insurance company's
losses by the Boston connagraton will not exceed
$60oOoo being only about one-h Of the company's fire
surplus. -
WILLIAM CONNER
CHARLES L. WHITE Managers
SAN II. BLAGDEN, .
30 William street
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THE JERSEY CITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ofllce ~ Grand street, jersey City.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS lST JANUARY, 1877,
S2S.i27g 81,
SUSTAINED NO Loss BY THE BOSTON FIRE.
This Company has agents outside the State of New
Jersey takes special extra hazardous risks nures
only dwellings and first class merchandise risks.
- DIRECTORS.
LEVI APGAR, President North River Bank.
u v. ~ oSTkANnEI, President Merchants ms Co.
W. HuSTACE-E. Trcadwcll & Sons.
GuARLlsS WALL-W. Wallis sons Wall street
= GREG0kY, President Jersey Associates.
J. 4. CRoWELI., Merchant, Railway.
IL = COX, Merchant. Murray street. New York.
JACOB x. SHOTWELI, Merchant Railway, N. j.
e. VAN WORST, Ex-Mayor Jersey City.
- J. PAGLMfER, President
W. GAMBLE, Secretary
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A -LAxDAUS, LANDAULETS, C0UPES, CLAIR
N. cnses Hams patent Landnulct Coupe Rockaways,
20 cent Icss than Broadway Fifth avenue
several second hand. HAMS. " Last Fourth slrtcs
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pfsOISOS OSAi.s.

DRoPosALs FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
l. tcria.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
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NEW YORK, Nov. II, Iss2
A DRIATIc INSURANCE COMPANY,
n IS7 Broadway,
November II, 1872
This company has only six policies in all Boston.
may lose 81, ,6c1
WM. A. SEAvER, President.
G. II. HARTSHURN, Secretary.
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~ G. BIRON-REMEMBFR OUR COMPACT. "DONT
~. forget me-" Do not condemn me without hearing
my defence. No one will ever love you as do. No
earth would make the sacrifices iwoud for your dear
love. word will me,
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REWARDS.

GC REwARD.-LOsT ON TUESDAY NOVEMBER
spO u, on Thrteenth street. near rith avenue.
Black and Tan Dog; answers 10 the OF Billy The
above reward will be paid by returning him 70 e. 4.
WALKER, pianos, ~ East Twelfth street.
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ok REwARD.-LOST ON WEDNESDAY AFTER
RC noon, from 4S West Fifteenth street white Spiz
Slut; answers TO the name Of Pip. SIS reward will be
paid for her return to the above number
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-07

MeRruARY REPoRT.--The following is the
mortmry report for the week ending Satur-
day, February Sd, compiled from sections,
returns received at the office of the Board OF
Health 49, s.: :.
Whole number of deaths In the city, "a:
inaddition, 3 3still-born were reported Il white,
colored). Sex: Males, Is; !; females, ii. Color:
White males, s; white females, Q; colored
males, 5 colored females,9. Condition: Sim
gla, II; married, 6; widowers, /; widows, 2 !;
unknown, 8. Nativity: United States, % !;
Germany, 2. Locality: Marshall Ward, 4 !;
Jefferson Ward, 3; Madison Ward, 2 !; Mon
roe Ward, s.; Clay Ward, 2; Jackson Ward,
5; Almshouse, 9; Towards Grove Hospital, L.
Age One day to thirty, 8; one month to six,
!; one year to three, 2; three years to five, l !;
ten years to twenty, 1 twenty years to thirty,
8; thirty years to forty, 2; forty years to fifty,
:; sixty years to seventy, 4; seventy years
to eighty, 2; ninety years to one hundred,
l. BY whom certified : Regular practition-
ers, II; irregular practitioners, !; Board of
Health, s. Causes of death: Apoplexy, ;
asthma, atelectasis, / !; bronchitis (aeute(
1; burn, /; cerebro-spinal meningitis, I !;
consumption (colored), 3; diarrhea (acute),
/; dropsy, L; heart disease, 3; infantile lock.
jaw, 1; jaumdice, /; liver disease, 1 old age,
2; purpura, 1; peritonitis, 1 j, unknown, 8.
Total number of deaths for january, o.
white, 45; colored, 81.
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ANOTHER RErUBrIcAS STATE CONVENTION
CALIrp.-Two meetings Of the Republican
state Central Committee were held yesterday.
In the morning there were not enough MEM
hcrs present to transact any business. AT
night there was bare quorum in attendance,
Il was then decided to call another State
Convention of the party ostensibly for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to the Phil
adelphia Convention Of the National Repub-
hcan party, but really to give the carpct-bag-
gers another chance to get control OF the
Centrul Committee. This was accomplished
through the influence Of outsiders who were
allowed to attend the meetings Of the com.
mittee, among whom were MessrS. Scner and
Popham and Judge Morton, the first-named
being the special champion of the Conven.
ton.
1t was 'conteuded in opposition to this
scheme that each congressional distric,
ought to have the appointment of its dele
gates, and that either these delegates or the
State Central Committee should hSye the
appointment Of the delegates at large. Ar
effort was also made to have the Convention
held in Lynchburg instead of Richmond
lut it was finally decided to hold it in this
city on the Sd of May.
The committee adjourned to meet again
to-day, but will hardly be able to gather {
quorum to do anything more. Among tho
members present were Senator Lewis ant
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie.
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Miss PArTERsoN's READINGs.-Mi Jean.
ME Patterson is lady Of high social position
and unusual accomplishments, who has con-
sented to give one or two exhibitions of her
rare elocutionary powers during a visit to
this city. She will give reading from the
poets at the ballroom Of the Exchange Ho.
tel tonight, the entertainment commencing
at o'clock. We expect to sse very fash
ionable and select audience In attendance.
The Charlottesville Intelligcncer thus
speaks Of Miss Pattersori's readings
"She baa d tleac; Wellsregulated voice, dis
tinct articulation, beautiful face and attrac
tive person, graceful and a charm,
ing naturalness, combined with fine con
ception of poetic creations, keen apprecia
ton of and love for the art to which she i:
devoted; and these are the elements which
make her successful and promise create,
| things,S
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TcIesrapEiic summary.


A clerk in the Boston post-office has de-
faulted to the amount of $4,000.
The snow-blockade reports from Salt Lake
are more discouraging than ever.
Considerable damage was done to the ship
ping at Halifax, n. S., by recent southeast
gale.
Enos White has been carried from Balti.
timore to Louisville, KY, to answer the
charge of swindling the Bank of Kentucky
with "raised" check. BE was held to bal
in 81 900.
Alexis departs from Memphis to-day fol
New Orleans. He is accompanied by bril-
liant party from Louisville and Memphis.
1t is reported that Large portion of Hele
ma, Ark, has been destroyed y'fire.
Squire John Morton was killed at Memphis
Tenn, Yesterday, by Deputy Sheriff Shroyer
who alleges that he did the deed in seli-de
fence
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DEATH or An OLD ClTIzEN.-Major John
Talman died OH yesterday, at his residence
in this city, in the seyenty-seventh year Of
his age. He was major in the war OF
1S12-,l5 at the early age Of nineteen, and was
stationed at Craney Island. Our Older cti-
zens will remember him as the proprietor for
many years of the old Washington Hotel and
the old United States Hotel. For fifteen
years past he has filled the Office Of Sealer of
Weights and Measures and Inspector of Wa
CONS, under the City Council, and through
out his long life he enjoyed the confidence
and esteem Of his fcllow-citzens. His fune-
raj will take place from the First Baptist
church tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

Ona 2o!horse power PORTABLE sTEAM-EN.
One 'is:in l2-horsc power PoR1 ABLE sTEAM-EN-
Two h 1o-horse power STATIONARY sTEAM-EN-
One lo-bors., power PORTABLE BOILER,
Three NEW SAW MILLS FRICTION FEED,
Three SECONDHAND ENQINES-o 8, and L.
horse power:
One 3s-horse power III BULAR BOlLEh, Win iFont
and CRATE bars complete
! Cts s,fSot French Burr PORTABLE G r is 7
One Hi3 s-foot ALDEN FAN BLOWER,
One UPRIGHT DRILL,
One BOLT CUTTER,
One los MILL TOBACCO SHAPE,
One SIS MILL TOBACCO SHAPE,
Que half.nownd TOBACCO SHAPE,
One ff-iltch TOBACCO SHAPE,
One nocket-plece TOBACCO SHAPE. ~
Secondhand TOBACCO MILLS, al sizes;
FCr MILLS; BOX SCREWS,
BANDS and Ell. LET'S
SIIh hFTING HANGERS
GEAR and BEVIL WHEELS,
PULLIES, &r. &c.
JITDSON'S GOVERNORS, PEET VALVES,
STEAM GAUGES. WATER GAUGES,
OIL COCKS and OIL CUPS Of all kinds,
PATEST ENGINE PACKING, the best ever
EARL'S PATENT STEAM PUMP, all sizes.
fe I-lw SI.OAT C hDD1NGTOS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stocs. ana MONEY mar1.

aeW York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, February 6.--Money closed
hrm at 6.to : per cent. Sterling heavy at 81
70 W. Gold, 109s to no; bulk Of sales to-day
at the Inter figures. Governments dull and
steady. southerns generally dull and steady :
Itennessee's, Go; new, same. Virginia's, SO ;
new, same. Louisiana's, 60; new, SO. LIE.
wees, 90; IS, 10. Alabalna's, 90; 5s, 60.
Georgia's, 10; rs, 81. North Carolina's,
323; neville. South Carolina's, so new,
On
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General Items.
The Washington Treaty Mueele.

New YORK, February Ga cable dispatch
to the Herald from London yesterday states
that the Times also says that the treaty OF
Washington has become imperative, not be-
ing based on perfect understanding between
the parties concerned. "It is with the utmost
reluctance" says the Times, " that we con-
template the possibility that the reference of
the Claims to the board of arbitration will
come to nothing. A satisfactory answer
from Washington, excluding the claims for
indirect damages from the case, cannot be
anticipated"
LONDON, February G.-The Times this
morning urges English statesmen to silence.
The TELEGRAPH denounces the claims for in.
direct damages as utterly indefeasible.
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Weather ProhahiI,ties.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The area OF
rising barometer, with falling temperature,
will probably advance eastward over Ala:
ther, with cold northerly winds, will prevail
from Florida to Virginia. Southwest winds,
with rising temperature and cloudy weather.
will extend eastward into Nebraska and
,siIssl Will Continue in Texas and Mississippi.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

active: Howard-street superine $e9Sa.5o; extra,
$6.7S@S7sO; family, s7.se6$9; City Mills superine,
se@$E2s extra, s775 family, west. st
family. fan " s7.5oasSso. Wheat lrm; choice white,
:l.sl@$l.Ss:, fair to prime, $l.5l@Si:75; good to
prime red, Sl.sl@Sl.7l; Ohio and Indiana, $l5s@
Sl.5s; Pennsylvania Sl.5e@Sl.Gc. Corn quiet anu
scarce; white southern s5@esc yellow ssc.i mix,
firm at SI.o2 Pork steady at 81. .5o@$E75: Lard
and Bacon unchanged. Western Bntter-Rols very
scarce and wanted at 22@2sc:; other grades dull;
good to prime, 17@2oc- Whiskey firm at s41c.
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The WEATHER.--True to the programme
laid out by the man Of probabilities at WASH
ington, rain commenced to fall here about II
O'Clock yesterday and continued more OF less
heavily during the entire day. The effect of
this rain has been to remove all the snow and
ice from the paved streets, and to leave those
which are unpaved in condition which ren-
ders them almost impossible. Just before
night dense fog settled over the river.
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We understand our enterprisng auctionecr, Mr..
THOMAS ". kEEsEE, 1917 Main street, has arranged
with Mr.. SHAW, the great English bookseller, who
has been selling iIiiIneliss duahtitiss Of fine English
books In Baltimore and Washington, to come to
Richmond and give our citizens chance to pur-
chase some Of the splendid English editions from the
great publishing houses Of London. and Edinburgh
Advet'is"ms,,t5 bt sie sale, understand, will ap-
pear in day or two; and catalogues Of most of the
DOCKS can &c had on ..rutraay at Mr.. KEEsEE'S
sore. The books will he sold on the 1ath instant
and following DAYS.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks Of courts sherifs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers aud agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bi-ueads, Lettcr-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Dills, Catalogues,
Bulls of Fare, Show-Biis, Checks, Drafts &C., &C.,
&C, Satisfaction guaranteed. # iet
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THIS is TIE SEASON for making up shirts
sheets, and piow-c;ses. Although there has been 4
rise in the prices Of all kinds Of cotton goods, LEVY
BROTHERS will continue TO sell at old prices
through this week. They have just received another
case of the celebrated Davol Mills Cotton, which we
consider the best article offered in this market, and
yet 1t Is sold ut lower price tlan New York Mills
or Wamslltta
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THE TnEATRE.-1hc attendance at the
theatre last night was as small as might
have been expected in view of the ex-
tremely inclement weather. But the per-
formance was good. Miss Cavender danced
and sang us, wall rs if ths hc:tse had been
crowded, and she was well sustained. Dir.
Browns rendition of the part of Pryor was
capital, and Mrs. Eberle showed true ap-
probation of the negro character in her role.
The other members of the, company did re-
marinbls welt fortnight th6 ptat 6f " JAG
Cuette."
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@@rAI%s 20 TIE Observation-Disclosures
5rrry furnishes TO the chairman Of the
u = ommittce on Public Institutions de-
't~'; estimates Of the cost of certain work
!lir"d upon the capitol and the State
'Hi-hou>e: Stuccoing the capitol, 1880 ;
'." Mmdow-ilamcs and sash and setting the
me-. $3,G9G; bricking up the gable end
5,thcrnl Of the capitol, $50; iron brackets
..'..'r balcony for its support and safety,
-; /; rclaying about 600 feet water-drains,
IN and IN the capitol, with cement pipe,
.'''; painting outside -four coa;sJ and other
'a,lng, u ,5&S; grsYeiing sidewalks III the
'@ra, $500; cleaning ard protecting Clay
.,1 Washington statues, 800. The above
s" iiie principle items for the repair and iI:-
2TrInent of The capitol. The total amount,
4 a,.!ng the work On the State courthouse,
: rl3,Gls. -.
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The Connecticut Democracy.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, February 6.-The Demo,
cratic State Convention adopted the follow.
ing among other resolutions:
'.Resolved; That true and lasting peace
can only come. from such profound recon
ciliation as enfranchisement has brought to
Missouri nor can those governments be pure
or great in which the taxpayers have no &C
tive part !"
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From ROW OrIeans--W -Warnloth Before
tho Committee NJ NardigrHs," &c.

the Committee NEartiigrns," &c.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Goyernor
Warmoth was before the congressional COM
mittee nearly five hours to-day. After pro-
testing against the interference of the COM
mittee in his affairs, he read voluminous
document, giving brief history of his adj
ministration. If the Governor did not sue
ceed in showing that his administration had
been just and wise, he did not fail to make
strong case against his political opponents,
especially the lending Republicans of the co,
alition. He charged that all the Jaws which
tlley now claimed were odious were mostly
framed and supported by them in the Legis-
latIre.
All the city and State courts and the con,
gressional committee have agreed to hold
no session on sIardigas day (the 18th III
stant). The display on that day promises to
be the grandest ever known in this country
The q 1lIystie Krew of Conus will appear
in grand allegorical procession. The Grand
Duke Alexis and suite have timed their WISH
SO as to be here during the carnival. Visitors
from all parts of the country are already
fiocking to this city.
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COMMITTED FOB STEALING GROCERIES. Only
one case of any Importance was disposed OF
day morning, and that of John G., Head,
charged with stealing one dollal,s worth Of
groceries from j. 3. Kidd. He was found
guilty and committed to Jail for thirty days.
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AccErTED,--Rey, II. A: Trpper, of Geor
gia, recently elected corresponding secretary
Of the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Southern Baptist Convention, has accepted
the position. lie will reach this city about
the 18th instant, and enter upon the discharge
of his official duties.
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SENT TO THE PESITESTIARY FOR HOUSE
BREAkING.--In the Hastings Court yesterda!
jesse Smith (coloreD was tried for breaking
into the coal-house of j. B. Yates, foun(
guilty, and sent to the penitentiary for ont
year.
Smith was also tried in misdemeanor Cas-,
for stealing seven Brahma chickens from
George Gibscn). For this offence he Wa!
sent to Jail for one day.
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TRAVEL RESUMED OVER THE FREDERICKs-
BURG RoAD.-The mild weather of the past
dry or two has had the effect of "thawins
cut" the Potomac, aud the regular through
morning train leaves nj $50 this A. NJ, con.
Meeting at Aqua creek with the boat fol
Washington and all points north.
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Senatorial Election.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

KEYsv1LLE, VA, February 8, 1s72.-At an
election held at this place to-day for senator
to I'll the unexpired term Of j. s. Hamlet
resigned, Lathrop RadicaI received 81
votes, and H. Wood, Jr., Conservative o..
But little interest was manifested by either
party, and the election passed off fquietly.
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MISTAKEN IDEA CoRREcTED.-Mrs. William
r. Remele, of Afldlebury, Vt, under date Of July I
1885, writes: "I ,esh TO speak ,oprd i5r yomr ma.
chine. Before using 1t was strongly impressed with
the idea that ube-threadcd' machine must be
superior, but after haring used your mdctine t,cc
and a har years lam preparcd 70 Say tha, WOULD
NOT ExciiGSc;E THE WILCOX 6 Gins FOR ANY
.pouBLE-THKEADED' MACHINE HAVE EyEl
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LIST or UNMAiLABLE LETTERS REMAINING
II THE. RIcEMosDf Posr-O OFFICE FEBRuARY 9,
Master Hoge Sutherland, Newhurg, n T.;
William Jones, Norfolk, Va, Miss Ann Pol,
lard, Baltimore, Nd; james cpougaH, j,
II. Conneil, Richmond, Va.
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OFFICIAL.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1872.
NOTICE TO TRANSFERS, OWNERS
~ OF CARTS, DRAYS, WAGONS, HACKS, &C
The CITY LICENSES for running wheeled yehlcies
notice that nil owners, &C., as above are rellirea u
procure the licenses for 1872 at this Office on or befor1
the 18th day of February 1872, or be liable 10 the nne
Imposed by city ordinance.
l., =, ,ror1, Auditor.
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CONSERVATIVE CAUCUs.-The conference Of
Conservative members of the General AS
semhly on the land-scrip question announced
to he held last night did not take place
owing to the small number of members in
attendance
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DcINGs OF THE GRAND. jury YESTERDAY.
Tie grand jury cf ths I!t;sliiigs Court met
Yesterday at ii O'Clock and found true bills
in the following cases:
W. IL. Barrett. m.,-1en,eanor SELLING
goods nv sssnplc in violation of the State
law.
George Spriggs, misdcmcanor, fornication.
Rehecca Briggs, fornieation:
John Davenport; felony, for receiving
$40 under false pretences from. the Rich
mond Architectural Iron Works and Stove
Company. g., .... -.
A. 4. Moiteiro, felony; for shooting John
ID. S:!p,!!tn5o.
\. A. Monteiro, misdemeanor, unlawfully
shooting John D. Sncllngs.
John Thomas, felony, for breaking into the
bark-miIl of Thomas j. Steers and John Il.
Sedswick.
Archer Robinson, felony, entering the
bark-lnill Of Thomas Steers and John Il.
Scdgwick With intent TO eoi1imit larceny.
Daniel Wood, felony; for entering the
blacksmith shop Of Archer Warren.
Leigh Carter; felony, for entering the
house Of itary Allen and stealing lot of
crockeryware and other articles.
BENJAMIN p. Adams, felony, for assaulting
James Walsh at the Tredegar Works.
Abrm Jasper (colorcd), felony, for assault
ing Daniel Letler Oh Christmas day.
Moses Mason, misdemeanor, for stealing
S1.75 from a. s. Johnson.
Pat Maxticld, felony, for assaulting and
cutting james Freeman.
Richard Lawrence (colorcd), felony, steal.
ing velvet cloak from Mrs. S. c. Deane, OF
New York. Two cases.
Sarah Lawrence, felony, for stealing vel
vet cloak from Mrs. S. c. Deane, OF New
York.
p. +. Dubosque, misdemeanor, for viola
ting the State law by selling goods by sample
Lizzie Anderson (colored), felony, for forg
ing an order on j. W. Pledge for confection'
cry purporting to have been signed by John
Purcell, Esq.
Simon Angle, felony, for entering the
dwelling-house without breaking) of B. Ca:
togni and stealing silver watch and gold
chain.
Denis Cheatham, for rape.
Moses Jackson, felony, for forging re-
ceipt of W oodson Robinson for COW alleged
to have been sold him.
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CuANcERY Court OF R1cHMoSp, TUESDAY
FEsRuAEY 8. 1s72-5sdge Z. Il. Fitzhu7 u7h.-
The following cases Were disposed of
Ford cs. Ford and others; Cavedo's ad
minisirator rs. Ford and others. Decree fol
partial distribution Of the fund in these
causes.
Barker rs. Conncl and wife; Barker, &c
rs. Barker, &c. Decree making partial dis
trihution of the fund, and directing invest
lnent of the residue subject to the ratification
and approval Of the court.
Judah Is Judah. &c. Dttfee confirming rc
port of sale, and directing deed to the pur
chaser when the whole purchase money is
paid.
Cranes executor rs. Crane, &c. Decree
confirming report OF executor of James C,
Crane, deceased, and directing investments to
be held in conformity with said report.
Carr Us. Finney. Decree diSsolying in.
junction aud dismissing bill with costs.
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ORDERS.-Leave your orders for business suits
dress SUITS wedding suits, &C., with E. b. SPENCE
SON. 1900 Main street. They have good cutters, goot
workmen, and good stock of good cloths.
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RESERVE ENDOWMENT POLICIES are speclalt!
with the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT Lift
INSURANCE COMPANY. j. B. MOORE, agent, corne
Of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-07

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