The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01

Stockton streets, between Clay and Jones.
The attendance was large and the bidding
spirited.s
SAsBATH-sCHooL REPoRT.-At the Metho-
dist church the number Of scholars on the
roll Is l64 and the average attendance for
March was 12G; officers and teachers. 26.
Baptist Sunday school: On roll, $50 seho-
lars Il attendance, 205 scholars and 81 officers
and teachers.
Presbyterian Sunday school: On roll, GA
scholars attendance, 81 scholars and IL Off
GERS and teachers.
Meade Memorial Church Sunday school !:
On roll, 130 scholars; attendance, 100 scholars
and II officers and teachers. ~
Colored Baptist Church Sunday school: On
roll, 100; attendance, 125.
DEEDS REcoRDED.-Fo Forty.four deeds of
bargain, sale, trust, release, &C., were adj
mitted to record in the Office of the county
clerk for the month Of March. Among them
were the following transfers of town pro.
perty:
c. W. Burr, trustee, to G. F. Merrill. 80
feet on Eighth avenue near Perry street,
S412.50.
Isabella j. Hardy to A. RoyalI, trustee, 60
feet on Thirteenth avenue east, 81, 300.
Thomas G.. Jackson to E. w. Weisiger,
trustee. 60 feet on Fourteenth avenue, east.
+. W. Smith and wife to T. G. Jackson,
s49O.
Mr.. Gregory to William T. Kidd, So feet on
McDonough street near Twelfth avenue,
S49O.
J.V. Terry. and wife to j. II. Gregory, lot
/ No. 80, "Buck Hill" $3.50.
| James Moody and wife to o. E. Murtha,
| q foot N OF
S76S.75.
NJ. l.. Adams and wife to N. B. Perdue,
100 feet on Marshall street, SI17.50.
Martha S. Hall to A. G. Evans, 80 feet on
Burroughs street, S1,460.
| Clarke and Ambers, commissioners, to W.
l. Cloptor, 1872 feet on Hull street south,
S409.2O.
William Hatcher to C. C. McRae, 264 feet
John Perry and wife to John MoXley, 45
feet on Decatur street south, $50.
G. S. Maurice and wife to A. +. Harrison,
30 feet on Tenth avenue, S100.
i. P. Owen to Trustees Town of Man
chester. 80 feet OH Twelfth avenue and 81
feet on Eleventh avenue, 1000.
E. W. Weisiger, trustee, to Moody Il Roy
all, 90 feet on Harrison street, 81 300.
MARRIAGE LICEHsEs.-The county clerl
issued nine permits to marry last month
four to white persons. For the correspond
ing month of 1872 eight were issued-foul
colored and four white.
POLICE REPoRT.-Captain Fitzgerald re
ports nine arrests for March all whit,
males but one, colored man. Being pett.
offenders, fines were imposed, Twelve dog
and four hogs were captured. All the latte
and one Of the former were redeemed, and
considerable sum was added to the tow
treasury during the month.
i PERSONAL NoTEs.-A. w. Burnett, towl
lauditor, and N. Fl. Cogbill, county clerk, ar
still detained from their duties by sickness
Mr.. A. Gary, who has been sick for som
weeks, is improving, and Captain Waddil
burned some time ago, is able to resume Iii
duties.
MINOR TopIcs.-Chief Engineer Cersle
reports three alarms Of fire for the pas
month. Damage inconsiderable. Apparatu
in good order. More plugs needed, an
meeting-room very uncomfortable.
No report from the Board of Health, an
no change since last report in number {
prisoners confined in city Jail or inmates {
county poor-house.
The remains Of Mrs. Samuel Sims wer
yesterday carried to T0mahawk station fc
intcrment.
A club having for its object the elevatio
of General Gusts Lee to the Governorship
j Virginia is about to be formed.
I The prospect Of the speedy organization {
a military company IS very good.