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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS


NEW YORK. Oct. l6.-Cotton quiet and Nc lower; sales
1892 bales; middng uplands at l9kc. Flour without
decided change; sales 1880 bbls; state $500 "a $3.50;
Ohio sIO5 q $3.50; western $500 q 945; southern
$3.50 % S26O Wheat about lc lower and holders more
disposed to realize sales So 900 bush; No spring 62
l,64; No do 81, 80 @ 5S winter red western Sl5S al
err sales lgOOO BUSH steamer mixed western 64c sail
do. 64h % &c. Oats active and decr edy lrmer
sales 100000 bush new white 4752e old western mixed
4jh q 4SAc. Beef dull Pork active and firm new mess
at Sa "a csc. A3utter quiet and firm; state "a a 2Sc
Whiskey quiet and scarcely so firm at &c Rice dull at
IN "a Sic. Sugar firm; MuscOvado SA a 9hc; rein
ing sh@94c; Havana 81 @9hc. Coffee firm and in fair
request; Rio IA a lsc Molasses firm Spirits Of tuT-
pentine quiet at % @ 62he rosin steady 1855 Pc
roleum steady; crude at l3Se; refined 26@264e. Tai
low active at Sh@9 56c Linseed oil at S0@6c. Wool
quiet tubbed Soc pulled 5O955c.
CHICAGO Oct. l6 Flour quiet and unchanged; small
sales OF spring extra at S6,25@T25s. Wheat quiet and
weak No spring at Sl,lS @ l,lsh No do at 81 liz
l,q; rejected 80 q 9OH Corn unchanged snd lower;
No mixed ~ q 32Ae cash seller October; 32Ac
November; rejected 30kc. Oats duh and declining No
2l4 "a 25c; rejected l9s. Rye in fair demand lower
at 6SA q &c. Provisions quiet and unchanged, with
rather an unsettled feeling of large receps
OF hogs Pork easier for future delivery free sellers at
sl2,l5 December and January Lard steady at Sc for
summer and SIC for winter. Bulk meats and bacon nm
changed Hams in pickle, l5H lbs average sold at Pc
Green short RIBS c Whiskey steady at $780, Receipts
$4,000 bash oats 1000 bush rye 5000 bush barley Ship
mens000 bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat POP Zoo bush
corn UOO bush oats 1000 bush rye, 10000 bush barley
CINCINNATI. Oct. l6.-Pork firm at $l4; stock very
freely offered at SC. Bulk meats-sdes nominal and no
offerings; shoulders dull and firm exc. Bacon Arm
Jobbng sales shoulders at ~ G7'c; clear rib sides lhc
clear si0es l2e Hams-sugar cured at l2A a l9c for
q 4D Whisky firm at s9Hc.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. l6.-Cotton quiet at l9He.
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Ladies: For nice point or thread lace collar or
barbe, call at WEINBERG BROS,
1857 Main street
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Foreign Markets.-[By Atlantic Cablsl
LONDON, Oct. l6-Consols at On, U. s. bonds. 5-9Os
IS, 894. N'"
LIVERPOOL, Oct. le.-Cotton firm; middIing uplapd,
az 92adi do Orleans Ohd sales $4,000 bales of which
4OOO bales were for speculation and ex port.
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FEATHERS AND FLowERs.--Cheaper at the
Branch than ever before, in all kinds Nec goods.
DUTroN & PoTTER
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T. IN ms city, Oct l6, by Rev NJ Richardson Edward II
b Sprague F9N' '' ''"sn'er vi ven
n IN, ms city, Oct 10, by Rev II d Weston VIM Back
ana Ella Russell, all Of Worcester " " -"0A
F ln tnls city, Oct l6, by Rev Geo W Phillips Edwin f.
rishe anu NJ Louise Reed both of Worcester
I'll ~ this city. Oct IL, by Rev Ira Bdwel Charles II
rlsher and Jessie Harper, all of Worcester
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A52 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL
DEPOSITS Aug. /, 1872 ,sIO.6I
Number of DepOsitOrs. Ss6S1
The usual SemI-Annual Dividend, at the rate of Six
per Ct per annum, PAYABLE, and Will be added TO
the principal il not Withdrawn. -
month. 30. NJ,
In addition TO the usual Banking Hours, the Bank is
opsR t5ro hours on Saturday eueRag for the convenience
Of dspositors only. ~,
Bank Hours-9 to - to 4. Saturdays, tol, and
to s.
'0iiN - ma c. NJ. BENT, Treasurer.
Worcester Aug . 1872 d&wtf
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IlIEn

IN Inns 1nis city, Oct l2, Nellie Agnes daughter of Kate
"'i ~ nnennIY Wordsworth, aged yrs days.
vrs JfoIu, Ocl ~, Ellen NJ wife of Rich aged 81
We, lbangor papers please oopy.l
uera services her late residence nj 10 O'clock and
1,, ~ nVtfsallAI Church In Charlton at O'Clock on
atnuIHuay next Friends and relatives are invited 10
attend without further notice 'N '"
q n BIeksburg MI Oct H. at the residence Of her
of this city. ~ w F' i' ""'uiuA
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Niubury Sayings Bank, MilIbury, Mass.
(oRGAYIzED JULY, 1851
Deposits received up to One Thousand Dollars Depos-
its nut upon interest on the first day of every MONTH
Dividends are made in January and July at
the rate of six per cent per annum.
THos. j. HARRINGTON, President.
FRANK c. MILES. Treasurer. diff aus
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Worcester Gas Light Company.
49, COKE.
. Ihls CHEAP AND MOST DESIRABLE FEEL for Manufac-
turing purposes and Family Use is now offered to the
R1c IN quantities TO suit, at the following Reduced
IN mine Ihe IS. 90 per chaldron
BD!SlIieIe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
DlLlleu ''s'...., .-.,........... $50 " 4"
~, 10 cents per bushe
Payments may be made and orders for its delivery will
pc issued only at the Office of the Company No. Bank
N' 's'eI o''' up SUITS dtf Ja4
DIR. j. M. Barton,
HON GOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AZ Or; Hunts former Office, No. Elm ST.
OmGe hours, Z to9 Am, to and etosP.M
-aplZ diff
John s. Clark az Son, Commission Merchants
ana dealers IN Flour and Grain, Land Plaster Lime
6alcleu raster Cir Bone, Cement, Salt GuanO Super
5oa OF Lime and Western Produce Nos 237 and
500 L Loit st'' " orcester, Mass.
dti JOHN s. CLARK & SON
Geo; ;. Hoppin d. Co., Commission Merchants
ueders IN Jour, Corn, Rye, Oats Malt Meal Of an
Alih9 mus flne and Coarse Feed, Lnseed oil Meal $50
80 uH Mechanic ST., Worcester, Mass.
DIR. &. II. HarwoOd,
DENTIST.
earl st''''' opposite the Pest Oaiee,
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DENTIST.
M rearl opposite the Pest once.
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MRS. M. v. FITCH, Teacher of French
ANA and German, Will devote afte moons and evenings
to private pupils, either in classes separately In
quire at the Dread between and 5 P NJ. d2wf oil
INSTRUCTION GIVEN to Ladies and
Il Gentlemen. in GERMAN, LATIN and GREEK, by A.
GR0BE. Terms moderate. Apply at lI3 Pleasant st.,
or address p. o. Box 252, Worcester. d3t" OH
N0TICE.-Iw wish to give notice that shall
IN petition the Mayor and Aldermen for leave TO repair
my house, No. s Providence ST. W. F. POND,
oil dat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

ORGANIZATION OF THE CONSERVATIVES PARTY.
At an informal meeting of leading Conserya-
tive citizens, held ut the Town Hall on Sat-
urday night, for the purpose of perfectings
an organization, James A. Gentry was ap-
pointed general superintendent for the trrls-
tee election, and The town was divided into
six districts, and the following gentlemen
appointed thairmen OF. committees: i. g..
Latham, Henry Fitzgerald, f. w. Redford,
William 2. Kidd, D. Baird, and w. s. Gill.
A vigilance committee of fifty were also ap-
pointed The names will be published here
after. The general superintendent and chair.
men of district committees constitute the
executive committee, and they are requested,
to meet at the Town Hall tonight at 8
o'clock to consult on matters Of vital in-
terest. Jott1 G.. Robertson has been ap-
pointed. secretary to the committed. The
secretary of the committee aud the township
superintendent are also invited to attend the
meeting tonight.
REG1sTRATIoS.-The office of registration
| for the town election will be opened this
morning in the front room at county court
house, and will remain open three days. w.
t. Lithgow, Esq, registrar. For county and
other elections the office will be opened at
the Town Hall and at Torrancc's store, and
will remain open but one dry. E. W. Wei
sger Is the registrar at the Town Hall, and
Thomas vader, Jr., at Forrance's store.
Every man who is not registered should at
tend to this duty to-day. s s... .,s.. -.
aRELIG1oUs NoTEs.-T There were large con.
gregatiOns at all of our churches on Sunday.
There was no special service at the Baptist
church in the absence of the pastor. The
Rev. Mr.. McGilyary preached morning and
night. st"&s -" .ss a@5 r. ~
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PJ11cR Court, MoSDAY-Justice T. j.
White preStdfhg'--Tht following clses were
disposed Of:
Henry Kaiser, charged with being disor-
derly, abil~ing his wife, and resisting the
police. Fined 81.
Jacob Byrd and HeZekiah Saeklin (col-
ored), charged with trespassing upGr and
interfering with the business of Enoch Clay
ton by endeaf6tfhe to prevent his employees
from working. Charge o tresDass not sus-
tanned, but bound over to keep Tie peace in
$3.50 for twelve months.
Alice johnson lcoloreD, charged with
stealing iron from the Old Dominion Irol
and Nail Works; guilty, and sent to Jail fol
thirty days.
Frances and Matt Bailey and William Cor
don (coloreO, charged with using abusive
and threatening Enguage to, and threatening
to kill, Francis Liggon. Discharged.
James Jordan (colored), charged with being
a coni,roN thief and vagrant, was required te
give so security for three months.
DR.. Hancock (coloredJ, charged with being
disorderly in the street and being d suspicious
character, was discharged with an admoDi
ton.
Stewart Burwell, charged with assaultins
and beating his wife and creating disturb
ance to the great annoyance OF persons re
siding in the neigbborhood. Fined s..
William Allen (colored), charged witt
using abusive and insulting language to
wards Fanny Green. Fined 81.
Frances Liggon (coloredl. charged witt
using abusive. Insulting, and threatening Ian
guage to Frances Bailey. Discharged.
Moses White (colored), charged with being
drunk and disordcrly on the Premises Of
John II. Bosher and assaultins and beating
Jane White. Fined $3.50. ." ~
Lucius p. White (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating his wife, Lucy White
was discharged.
"Dorminizing" is the new word used by
witnesses in the Police Court when they
want to say that they have been imposed
upon; and "Lormin after nie" Is the cx-
pressiun used when they want to say that
they have, been abused.
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.,,rteN SALES THIS DAf.

. , r,oHlNs will sell al SIP NJ. vacant lo' on north
., ~. car, street between ShoChoe creek and
-.,,.,ren'h street,
M BROTHER viii Gc!l a: L. NJ three
..-....-.,t, I, =: The corner ot Tweat, fourth and
..aH .!n,fs,
&rGTlToS will sell at 10 \. NJ. NJ resi-
..... ~. ia Marshall street, between Second
...tr.g,l. household aud Kitchen furniture
sd. ..-. I;nNviN sell AT ) L. VI. n framed house
.. asa -'nth si,.c oI NCntilc street above
,-ur.,.
... : SON wt,i ell at ) I. NJ. two desirable
.. ..,.vcg,ie on the WEST side Of Pine stree
..,..4 i,lnwo>d s',i Dover
r- 4 WILLIAMS viii sell NJ y J.. NJ. th'
fprr called Wcstlaintcn, on the West
. r..,G !ntlr and half miles west Of Rich
g. -
,UnDiN viii >ell At r. VI. improved an,
..s.,,, cd real estate ct Rockets, known "a
..-.U>'-.
SGrnNiN viii sell al lla a. NJ, on the pre-
...> - ..rrm III Chesterfield county four mile
... Manchester. on the Broad Rock road
b. y D&N:ss NH sell nj : +. ". lot Of ground o,
!.a.. >,rr,i. In Manchester.
.sr.> ( WILLIAMS will sell ut S 7. NJ. thu
f..s ..v".jiug at the northwest corner of Leigh
j.ri streets. also Il building lot adjoining
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DRu1DIC CELEBRATIoN.-The entertain
ment given by Liberal, Stuart, and stone
wall Groves Of the Ancient Order OF Druicls
at Crenshaw's farm yesterday was not only
novel, but afforded instruction and amuse-
ment to about three hundred persons who
witnessed the exercises. The ceremony OF
gathering the mistletoe and Offering h,l.
man sacrifice, after the manner OF the Druids
of old, created quite o sensation, and the
Druidic music of the bards was we'll rem
dcred. The people in the neighborhood OF
Crenshaw's thought the kuklu& had arrived
when they first saw the Druids in their
gowns. The excrirsionists returned TO
Richmond late last evening, after day
most agreeably whiied away.
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HoLLYwooD MEMORIAL DAY.-To-morrow
is the day set apart for the decoration Of the
graves Of the Confederate dead at Holly
cemetery. If the weather proves favorable
there viii doubtless be an attendance even
larger than usual. It is expected that the
First regiment will parade and march to the
cemetery in body.
Mayor Kelley has ordered force Of police
sufficient to preserve order TO be on duty
within the cemetery through the day. No
cirriages will he admitted between 8 A. NJ.
and P. NJ, and the sale of refreshments of
any kind within the enclosure is prohibited.
The means of reaching Hollywood are
more varied and attractive than usual this
year, and long waits at the street-corners and
at the cemetery for vehicles are no longer ne
cessary. It is announced that large open
Cur with an awning will run on the city rail-
way, and line of comfortable and commo-
dious boats will ply between Eighth street,
Gamble's Hill, and the Pump-House.
The sections at Hollywood in which SOL
diers are inferred nre under the special care
of 9w ladies, who are always glad to have
| the assistance Of the community generally,
| and flowers and eYergreens will be most
acceptable from all parts of the city and the
neigh6orhood. Some young men from the
various military companies will be associated
with the ladies' at each section, and Others
will assist in the general arrangements.
Section Airs. DR.. Jeter ind z. Taylor
| Briggs, Company a.
Section B-Mrs. Il. Ii. Brown and w. T.
Glenn, Company D. .aJJ.A i.
Section C-Mrs. DR.. Cullen and j. b
Bland, Company B.
Section D-Miss Brander and George a
Lathrop, Company c.
Section E-E. j. Brannon, Company D..
Section F-Mrs. S. II. Bailey and G. D
Wise, Company f.
Section G--Afrs. John Rogers and John
Machie; Company q.
Sections Il and k@-Mrs. A. Howe, Mrs. T
boswell, and Robert Hill, Company F.
Section Mrs. w. b. Isaacs aud r. s
Chamberlayne, Company C.
Section J--AIrs. Thomas Nowlan and A
W. Weisigcr, Company &. 80
Section L---Miss Nicholas and J. Taylo
StIatton, Company B. -
Section M---Miss Colquitt and George W
Jarvis, Blues.
Section MFRS. Charles Gennet and G
Percy Hawes. Howitzers.
/ Section O--Nfrs. General Heth and w. I
Anderson; Blues.
section P-Mrs. 5ohn Purcell and j. b
Foster, HowitzcrS.
Section Q-Mrs. James Thomas and j. II
d Greancr, Company +.
Section R-NIrs. Charles Wallace and j.
Faris, Company A.
Section S-=Atrs, B. II. Smith and Jane
Macdougall, Company r.
Section Miss l. Webb, nc sssignmen
Section U--Mrs. DR.. Jeter, no assignrien
Section V-Miss Graham, no assignment
! Section W-Mrs. DR.. Wexford, no assigl
ment, .. ........e
/ CARRIER &. Co. viii run a line Of onnibusse
from Broad aiit First street; and the city raj
way will also furnish ali possible facilities fo
the transportation to the cemetery: Th
stores will close as usual at an early hour
and All opportunity will be afforded for all t
unite III the memorial offerings.
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COMPLIMENTS TO THE GEsANGvEnEH v1g-
ers1A.--Last night the Virginia GesangvereiD,
the singing society by whom Der Freysctutzs
was recently rendered at the Theatre, held
an adjourned meeting at Sehott's Monticello
Hall. At about 12 O'clock they were visited
by the Germauia Mannerchor, who rendered
them the compliment of n screnade. The
Turnyerein then came upon the scene. ana
presented the Gesangverein, with testimonial
goblet, bearing the inscription, coronation
Of Merit" The presentation speech was
made by Mr.. II. Koppel, and the testimonial
was received OIL behalf Of the Gesangyerein
by Mr. George Klein. Apleasant social re-.
union sensued ,s.,s-a7
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LOCAL MATTERS.
,..., -,rri," ward Meetings To- Nigh,

. ,..s.- -,nfiv" Ward Meetings To- Night
g.. FLOWING is published by authority
.'.. 'i'y 'on>crvatire Committee:
IL, conservative party Of Richmond ar,
.s...t - assemble in their several ward.
iuc>dav' evening and proceed to the
,.ton ef delegates to nominating con
.,t' ,n 20 - hcld,n the ensuing day at tn,
..Ma-c Hotel.
ln, ward -upcrintendentS are instructed
..a the several ward assemblies pune,
......, Al : o'clock 7. VI.
rayl WUd will be entitled to represen.
r.I0 nt twelve persons. The following
...- h'y, h"cn j'HSignattd rs suitable and
:. IN ior tho meetings of the people:
HHJI--Eukcr'S SpriuS Park.
i-~" WaTG.--St. Alhan's Hall.
..-pt. 'Grd.-S.hott's Monticello Hall.
'.."sr, NGrd.-Odd-Fcllows Hall. cor
Nnyo aud Franklin streets.
EarEi0ii Ward. - kcyStcr'S factory.
'~uiy-iiith street between Main ana
Hhi5u.
III is"n .N'ard--Ii,v tall.
,.., '"::,rntion will rs seen a> organized
coed - nominate candidates to fill the fol-
ing municipal Offices: Mayor. Auditor,
:amonwraitI'> Attorney. City Sergeant,
.mi>>ionrr kcycput. High Constable,
# 'rIr"tnr, and sheriff. The members of
t"n,r!l will I've elected by the respective
..i~ H,Nt Thursday evening. 18th instant.
flYroH WISE. Chairman Committee.
""t'",a H. HHdc, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

EXCURSION TO WEST PoIST.-About four
hundred people participated in the excurS
sion of Jefferson Lodge of knights Us OF OF
Pythias to West Point on Yesterday. Ihey
left Richmond early in the morning on the
cars, and returned at about 8 o'clock las. .
night. Thanks to the excellent management
of the committee, the day passed OF plea
sanity In all respects, and everybody was ae'
lighted with the festivities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

monthly MEETING OF TIE METHODIST Sun
DAY-SCHooL SoclETY.-The regular monthly
meeting of this Society was held at Union
Station church Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
William Willis, Jr., president, in the chair.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Union-Stition school, and prayer by Rev. }.
B. Laurens, Of Petersburg.
The meeting wls then addressed by Kew.
J. Powell Garland, of Trinity. Suh]ect
{. The Sunday school as great moral agent
His address was ii very interesting and ill.,
structive one.
Rev. George c. Eanderslicc, of Sidney
church, addressed the children specially
Subject: "How, when, and where to speak,
am, not to speak" His remarks were very
pleasing TO tie n,%,>..ren' and calculated 10 DC
4 great Gcal of soDd.. ..or;,,
The following is stirtn'ary of sul"-!l
tendentS' reports for the month Of isir,t
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& IACGHTOH.

Ry the request Of the " Hollywood Association"
REFS co. will be on the ground and make severnt
views of Hollywood Cemetery during the decoration
Tomorrow. tits tarnestig requested that all who
happen to be present at the time will pay attention
to the signal made by the artist and remain morton.
les, for \ few seconds. pistol shot will signal all
to get ready and at the eleration ofa red fd3 me
operatIon and will last about fftsen Sc
couds. when the fag win be lo,rcf.d. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

BEAurIFUI on. CttNoaos.-We invite the pub.
ic and the ladies' particularly, to call and examine
o,r collection OF oil cl,romos. which have been pro-
rounced by ,n.reds TO be superior III design finish,
and framing. to Anything Of the kind ever seen In
this city, gotten up In tho hest style known TO the
art. We do not believe good pictures arc 10 De
found elsewhere. The collection VIZ be SOLO as
auction OIL THURSDAY morning.
Cook & IACGHTOG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

Several schools failed to report. Clay
Street school reported forty-fve conversions
since last report.
The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church ON the second Sunday In June.
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coLonsp DnseArrs TO THE CossERvaTiYss

CoLoRkD DELEGATEs TO TEE CoSsERv RvATarss
NoAIsAr1sG .CesssST1oS.--At,a q meeting tof
the Colored Conservative Club last evening"
- Hamilton wds called to the chair and
The Object Of the meeting explained. Soion
Johnson, Robert Hamilton, Meade Cooper,
Charles Il. Parsons, Robert p. Boiling, and
John Cooley, were elected delegates to- the
Conservative Nominating Convention. All
colored Conservatives should meet In the
different wards tomorrow nightto ratify the
nominations Ets!t 80 -& - s7sY e.slsFssg,-st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

IMMIGRATION FROM GERMANY AND THE BAL
IrC-Hcrr p. A. BERGH has opeHsd a branch Office
of the National Virginia Settlement Association at
9l.s Main street, Richmond AS German manager
of the Associations, sfr. BERGH has completed ex-
lensive arrangements for promoting Immigration
from the fatherland. Thoroughly inbued with the
spirit OF his work, Mr.. BERGH believes that Ola
Virginia is the best place III the world for Germans,
whose thrift. honesty, and Industrious savings SiA
here meet NTH II reInuneratire return. s-a-.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

RED MEMS BALL.-The ball of Pocahontas
Tribe of Red Men at Virginia Hall last night
was not SO we'll attended US it would nave
been had the weather been less threatening,
but those who were present--and they Were
not few in npmber-spent most agreeable
evening in the mazes Of the dance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

True BlLLs.-The grand jury Of the
Hastings Court on yesterday found true
bills of indictment for felony against the fol-
lowing persons: John Camp. William Lang
ford, William Martin two cases), William G..
Austin, William Ii. Benson, Charles L. War
zen, F. :. kiddcr two casesl and Benjamin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

STRAWBERRIES AND PEAs.-Ihe nrst 80 oui
market were exhibited yesterday Ly Messfs
Richardson j Brother, OF the Suhhysm. s
farm, short distance above the city, Oh tn'
plank road. With the exception OF lev
boxes from the southern States, this is tn'
first that has been seen on our streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

The children of the several schools were
called upon for recitations. After which,
1,.,II .nn I1,;an was addressed by Rev. Anthony
Biz Binga. Prayer for the schools was then
offered by A. 4. Powell; a.,,,,u :.
0H r was decided to hold the next meeting nj
the ~ second 60 Baptist church on the first sun
luy in June. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

CosFlRMATloN.-Bishop Whittle preached
at Grace church {Rev. Mr.. Baker, rector) on
Sunday morning, and confirmed several per-
SONS. At night he confirmed thirty-iive per-
sons attached to ST. Marks church (Rev. Mr..
Dashiell, rector) at st. James'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

GREAT COUNCIL OF RED MES.Line u. nc ,ha LINT, ~. u
session of this body will be hea @sa ~ aS,sies ss s
of Lynchburg tomorrow: .,an,s hne Gs G,snger
from, this city are Past sacheins o.ans' nnsnoc,'
simms, and Carter, representing ies spna.
lively Pocahontas, Chickahominy' anu An'"
won tribes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

TIE OLD DoM1NIos.--This fine steamship
will sail from her wharf at Rockets az y
o'clock this morning instead Of II, IS hereto
faro ndrnrfisnd -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

A vrsIr TO TIRE Cry WATER W oRxs.-The z
City Council, members Of the press, and
officers of the Council, have been invited BY
the Committee on Water to visit the Guy
water works on Friday nest, Il. -, ,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-14

Prnsos.I,-lhe Governor returned from
tho North on SATURDAY,, Yesterday he Went
to to- Westover, ana will return to the city this
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