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FINANCIAL.
JAY COOKE & CO.


Offer for suIe nj pnr accrued iuterc,, ,he
FIR, nTor,gogr I..ua 1,r.n, 1,oIs nora. m
tho Nor,hrrr pnri0c Rni,ro, 4 Can,n.,~
o"u oo"pahy.
They are free rom United states tax, and
re'ssne" o. .nc Ionow'ns denominatiousi
Coupons, StOc, $500 md $1,000, regis
tered, 500, $500, $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000.
WE, ,,. ..u,o anita. .o,s,.. ..,.,. ,,.,
,,,,,,,a,ao, a,,,'.sns',,. pn..N ~ WIN when We
sso,,,,a ~ 80, e.. az. si /" Ospnass Ano
somms,d ina Nnrthsr, p..,an re
riends and the general public
GOLD PAYMENT.
po,b ,r,nc,,ai and ,,,.ros, a..
can god coin AZ the of,oa m Jay go. y ~ NJ"
Yors Citv-ths princinaI a Tho ana ~ ~ 49, 80
Tho nterost al the rate of scycn And ,en,S. ,
cent per annum1 half yearly arst m Jsnnsrx IA
July. ."N
nynrv,-r , r,-v
. =" -. - =. " oonus We arc nov sen
.ns.'as o ~. ~ ~ auo oniy mor on ~
ToY,n ,,',an , =, NY .hoiho hsi
~. - A.. - A wan e''''"'0on 'no eonp'0
i9n S VI .n :. wor ~
o,er n, ~ Lnoussna nnes OF hoaa, WIN roiin
. ~. oan raS, ~ AL no o'ner eauipmeh~
overy ms Of an,shed ro.d Th,. ,.nd.o,,an,,urs ~
mbered and mineral smonn,in, a. Al, ~ r,ora ,,.n
Fifty Miiion Acres. consists Of slterns,s section.
re,ebipy twentv 10 forty mi,e. an asch a. ~ a.
track, and extending In a broad fertile belt from
Wisconsin through the richest portions of Mime
sota Dakota Montana idaho. Oregon. And Wssb.
inston, TO Puget Sound.
While the Government does not directly guarantee
the bonds of the Road. II thus amply proyides for
their full and PROMPT paymept NV an unre.sryed
grant Of land the most ever conferred upon
q great national improyement
THE n,oprnInr mr.. ,-... - a.,
Mort,.,,a - No.. go " n,. an.en VIC
ana pSvar s rsnnsn sA $1,000 o1a ., tnnH n
s.n,. C.n.r.i p.anpaos Cns y, me ,ne feu m
rscily ma nsr,,.snan,,s ,an.ua, r.. WI a., ~
Ers, Wnr..s,a ho..,s,,sp.s III o ~. , " 'no
80 ~. ~. ny ana sio required 70
ss..,-. s' .s',.. a - ip aseu IN ~,
e. ~, ~. sa,,..s ~. oo'as ~ .e company
,hs 10 -, ~ 80, ,s ma.uv =. NOT more
-. a. ,r,'..ns. III. We ,no t,us.ees
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The Hon. AMAsA WALKER, OF Massachu-
sets, wants the National Government to take
hold Of the railroads and run them. There
must, he says, "be no halfway measures Of
relief to the industry and trade Of the nation
from the tremendous expressions Of railroad
monopo'ies. The Government must inter-
ferc for the protection of the people" The
Cincinnati Commercial which has the inter-
ests OF the dear people somewhat at heart,
believes that Mr.. Walkers plan Is impossible
of application, but has no remedy Of its own
TO suggest. The whole subject will come be-
fore Congress next winter, when the report
OF Senator. Windows committee Is presented.
We have no doubt that the Republican major
ity In the two Houses will then nnd solu-
ton Of the difficulty. The Government must
regulate the railroads, or the railroads will
regulate the Government.
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+ ONDON,s HEART A NOVEL, COM.
- sRmS iIIf TX SD 5,j III is5i
Corner four-and-a-half street and Ponnsylvanis
The Mystery Of Holly Tavern. . story Of nine
hvasabond Heroine, by Mrs. Annie Edwards
Tho Now Ma4dAlen, by Wllkie Oollins.
land.
Blank hooks, Playing Cards. Paper and Euvel.
opcs 81 the very lowest prices. Jet
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FOR SALE AND RENT

TOR SALE ny ,,
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth sfreet,
THREE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES,
ranging in price from $4,000 TO stoco; and several
other frrtClass Houses.
ONE WHOLE soUARE OF GROUND
and lots In all parts OF the city.
HOUSES and LOTS At Mount Pleasant jeiIu
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LOST AND FOUND.

T oST-THIs AFTERNooN, IN AVENUE
II car No. y, A. sMl Ill PApkAgE containing
eonieT q favor. aud receive reward II desired, BY
leayi' " the package at Jhilp \ solcmons book.
store for Dy3i'l MRS. 4. =. BURR
r osT-YEsTERDAY. BETWEEN THE
~ hours Of ~ and o'clock, whilst in the course
in Z about $lso. Tho hinder will be hberAlly 70
wArded by Applyins 70 W. MORSE, Adams II,
tween Second and Third streets. yGs
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BOARDING.

ID MOONS. in . Tood locality. convenient 70 tbs
Executive DepnrtmcntA Apply at cid Twelfth
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JAY COOKE s, CO..

General Agents for the District OF Columbia,
Virginia, North Coroiina, and South Caro-
linaI
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON d co..
FAINT. WASHINGTON d CO.,
MIDDLETON h co.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
FREEMRH'B BAvINGs AND TRUST CON
PANY.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT.HoUsEs, VARIOUS LOCAL
FOR sALE-Two nue residences, I street, orpo.
site 81 hoysina church; I'VE on Myrtle street $50
cash. per month; four on Defrees street, Nc.
T. SEATON DON0HO,
,.. s biS seventh street,
DoSt lstarl Opposite PosI Once.
EoR sALE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE, ON THE
Il southwest corner Of Recond And East Capitol
atree's, and very near the East Park IN the in,me
date true front 81 the Capitol, BUILDING SITE
of unsurpassed JUSTIFICATION and excellence aIre Of
lnt.with large frame dwelling thereon-taxlls feet
This 70 rare opportunity for securing the nnest
situation on Esst Capttpl street now In the msrho
At the head Of the most beautiful thorou shfare of
the city aud At two thirds the price al which IL may
be bought six months hence.
-. HESTER A RYON,
lyseeotf Rcal Estate broker. Capitol HILL
E0R sALE.-wE HAVE FOR SALE, ON
4 south street, between first aud Third streets,
three q the most desi' able and elegant RESI-.
pENOEs, a. prices ranging from seven to twelve
thousand dollars, Good terms.
also, two very nne DwtLLINGs. and we'll ait
uated IN every respect. between first and second
rooms. a very low figures, snd no better houses on
Also, fifteen or twenty other DWELLINGS, In
varied situstions Of excellence, on Capitol Iiill
which We viii eel at low figures and At convenient
We also have most desirable BUILDING LOTS,
all over Capitol Hill. at very rssssepssls ,s,c;
j0eodn Real Estate Brokers, Capitol HUI.
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WTANTKD-EvBRY ONE TO KNOW THAT
w tho popular Sewing Mschlue VICTOR" has
is needle selfsettins, the mort perfect shuttle in
use, rcatins on carrier. needle bar and works o
steel: easy running simple and durable: the most
desirable machine tor all work In use. Agency No,
~ PennrylyEniA avenue, between Four -and'a.h AFT
aud sixth sireets Also AGENT Tor Deporosts Pat
terms,
saSiu T.w. sPICBR, Aront.
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l. OUR Coal TRADE-THE RICHEST MAN IN
yIRGINIA.-[Rirhm Correspondence
Louisville Co,rier.J Journal ]-Nowhere in
the United States are coal measures SO con-
yenient to tide-water as here in Richmond.
Not only have we bituminous coal of supe-
rior quality and in great abundance, but we
have (what Is exceedingly rare in coal forma.
tions) one or more large veins of natural
coke, the value Of which for smelling and
other purposes is scarcely calculable. Yet
nowhere has coal-mining proved 30 unremu-
neratiye. This is due to miSmanagenlent OF
various kinds; principally, as learn, to the
failure of operators to avail themselves oil
the economic methods of handling Qoadiug
and unIoadiBg) coal which obtain at the
North. / am glad to learn thai tile agent OF
one of the largest companies in pennsylvania
is expected here daily to make purchase OF
undeveloped properties, to open new mines
to nut in practice northern modes, and to
give to our coal trade q new impetus ana Q
broad development.
Speaking of coal reminds me that proba.
bly the richest man in Virgins is Mr.. a. d
Williams, q real estate agent in this city
Early in the war he purchased for few
thousand dollars 10000 acres of coal-lands in
West Virginia, within striking distance OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Much Of
of the land is. well watered and fertile, and
the whole of it is SO rich In magnificent tim
Der that on every acre there are trees by the
hundred, any one of;whieh ia worth double
the market value of the land. AS forcoal
spIint aud camel, there is literally no end OF
it. Young and prosperous in business, Mr
williams IS in no haste to sell, but patiently
bides the time when royalty will give HIM
q princcly income.
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CHARLESTON, April LECTION firm middllngs,
Isle low mddllngs, iSt@isAc.; good ordinary, l1t
@l7sc; net receipts, AS bales; sales, 1900 bales
nosTow. April l.--Cotton quiet and strong;. mid
dIings .0tc; net receipts, bales gross, sea Dates
sales $50 bales; stock, Il, 600 bales 500
WILMINGTON. April l.-Cotton firm; middlings
Isle; net receipts, es bales; sales bales stock
SAVANNAH, April LECTION firm; middlings.
laic net receipts, 1911 bales saes a59 baies stocS
s., 1914 bales. ,,,, =,
AUGUSTA, April l-Cott0n steady; middIings
,s3c rrccipts lal bales ;salei, 3S bales.
GALyESTON, April i.-CottOn trm; SoOu orui.
nary lGfc; net receipts, l,740 bales; gross, Lag
bales of which TAT were received from NC" VI.
leans; exports coastwise, 6l2 bales; sales, i''u
bales; stock, IS, 97s bales. a.,
MOBILE, April lection firm; middlings, lgc:
net receipts eos bales exports coa5t~lse ioe paies
sales 500 bales; stock, 80, 13l bales.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Cotton dull mlaanliss
lslc.; gross receipts so bales; exports ceastwise
al bales sales i0l bales; stock, 9,l5l bales.
NORFOLK, April l.-Cotton firm; low mloollngs
lssc.; net receipts, 1926 bales; experts coast"lse
,007 bales: sales. "a bales; stock, 7,229 bales
PHILADELPHIA, April Lection quiet; mlu
dlings, cote. -
NEW ORLEANS, April Lotion In moderate ae
maud; ordinary, lssc.; good ordinary, lois. ioy
middlipgs, 1sSc; middngs, 1s6c net receipts, 4,ss
bales GROSS, 5000 bales. Exports-To continent
24i5 bales; coastwise, I,S9S bales. Sales $40 pales
last evening, 500 bales. Stock, l9a, lho bales.
MEMPHIS April l.-Cotton firm low lnldnonss
&c.,; receipts, GaJ bales; shipments, l-3aa Dales
stock as,3l7 bales.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 20. 1873, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board
Of Health: 49,
Whole number of deaths in the city. 80;
in addition, 6 stlI-born were reported (White,
y; coored, -. Sex: Males, %; females. 10.
Color White males, II; white females, 8;
colored males, 16; colored females,7. Age:
One day to thirty, 4 !; one month to SIN, z !;
six months to twelve, L one year to three,
4; three years to five, l.; live years to ten,
i; ten years to twenty,2; twenty years TO
thirty, 5; thirty years to forty, 2; forty
years TO fifty, 5; fifty years to sixty, l; sixty
years TO seventy, 3; seventy years to eighty,
6; eighty years to ninety, 1. Condition:
Single, II; married, 8; widowers, G.;
widows,2; unknown, d.. Nativity United
States, IS; Italy, /; Prussia, 1. Locality
Marshall Ward, 1; Jefferson Ward Madi-
son Ward, 8; Monroe Ward Clay Ward.
4; Jackson Ward, 7; Almshouse, 7; Medical
College Infrmary, 1; Penitentiary, .; Small
Pox Hospital, 1. BY whom certified: Regu-
lar practitioners, %; irregular practitioners,
9: Coroner, 5; Board of Health, 8. Causes Of
of death Apoplexy, l; asphyxia, 3; conges-
tion of lungs, l collie, 1; consumption, Il
white, 6 colored); commissions, 1; Group, l (;
diarrhoea fchronic),1; effusion on the brain,
/: gravel, /; heart disease, 1; hamilton,
meningitis, /; murder, |; old age. paraly-
sis, 1; pneumonia, 3; premature birth,
scrofula, 1 !; smallpox, 1; syphilis, 1; teeth
ing, 1; tonsllitis, L; unknown z.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TIE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The total number
of scholars on rolls of public schools during
the month of March was 375 $. the average
attendance for same time was 800. The
school-rooms were all found in clean con.
dition, but those occupied by Mrs. Anderson
and Miss Ball need attention.
The Meade Memorial school has 50pupliS,
and the private schools Of Mrs. William
Turnbull and Miss Ruth Patterson are In
flourisl,ing condition.
MARINE NsWs.-The schooner Hearts are
frumps, Captain Mcrryman, from Dismal
Swamp for Cedar Works, is in portal Walk
el's landing. A barge laden with flour from
Dunlops mill struck u rock below Mayo,s
bridge yesterday, and at one time ship~rerk
seemed inevitable; but through the e :a
tions of captain and crew the cargo Nss
saved. Cautionary Signals should be put OF
the dangerous reefs near Mayo's island for
the benefit OF. our mariners.
CHpRUH Norris Interesting religious
meetings ars In progress at tbs Meehoaisa
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REPUBLICAN, HoPEs.-The Richmond cor
respondent of the New York Times (proba'
bly, the Secretary Of the Republican State
Central Committed writes as follows:
81 have carefully considered the chances
of both parties, and believe there is no doubt
of the election of Republican Governor
and the rest of the State ticket, but see nc
prospect of electing a majority of members
of the General Assembly. We may carry q
majority of tho votes of the State, but by the
last Democratic gerrymander that party has
a majority of counties and districts favorable
to itself.
at is hoped by those who desire to see Q
Republican Legislature elected that enough
independents will be secured to give the
Republicans voice in the legislation of the
State"
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III. &. MAXWELL fsaprcf ted pos ct
Ghnrch View, Midfsli esex county, Va, vics
Charles Dudley. Mahfen GafHin Is sp.
pointed possfnasfer at Rock Enon Springs,
Frederick county, Va, rice James gYafg,
resigned. b. Calvin Hudson Is appofnted
postIsiastef at scottsbufg, Halifax county,
Va. rtce Stephen Jackson, resigned.
Mr.. john Anderson, the munthcent donor
to the last enterprise Of Professor Agassis,
made bis money In the tobacco trade.
DR.. William II. Montgomery, Of Lynch
burg, died on Sunday Iass.
Rev. DIR. Bennett and Rev. j. q. Tyler, Of
Richmond, were In Norfolk on Monday.
Lynchburg Is pleased with Olive Logan.
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ELECTION cF OFProERs.-At regular
meeting of Stonewall Council, NO. q,
Friends of Temperance. held. IN their nail
on Monday night last, the following othcers
were elected for the ensuing term: c. W.
FIppin, president; S. F. Curry, associate
j.: ID. Ainslie, recording secretary II. II.
\ Ferguson, assistant recording secretary; G.
W. Ettenger, financial scribe John r. Shin.
berger, treasurer; r.. s. Yalsptbpe, chap
lain; &. w. Muhly, conductor; A. b. Elan,
assistant conductor; E. B. Walsh, inside
sentinel; George w. Moore, outside senti:
mel: G.. w. Hardwicke, ex-president.
This Council il in u very tiourishiDg con-
dition, having for some time past initiated
two and three members every meeting-night.
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HOMICIDE IN PULASKI CoUNTY.-A private
letter received in this city yesterday states
that Mr.. w. T. Hooper was shot few days
since by his brother-in-law, Mr.. Joseph B.
Wygol both of Pulaskij county, Va. The
cause of the difficulty was as follows: Mr.
Hooper attempted to move himself and effects
into house in the neighborhood of New
bern, when he was commanded not to do so
by Mr.. Wygol. Upon persisting in his
efforts, Mr.. Wygol, who was armed with q
gun, discharged it at Hooper, the contents
entering his right side and producing instant
death. The murderer was arrested and
lodged in Jail, where he now is, bail having
been refused. .<..
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL i, 1873.


PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL /, 1879.
sr ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hanco1, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chanaise and passengers, l.. +. Tatim, agent.
Schooner j. II. Hayne, Dole, Philadelphia, coal
W.IP. Cox.
Schooner BENJAMIN yandeveur, Skinner, BaIti
more, coal, s. p. Lat'lrop.,
Schooner Kent Island, Hudgins, Norfolk, corn
Haxall, Crenshaw Co. ss ~
Brig Orion, Liverpool ria City Point, salt, Lee
Seldom Il Co. -. a. -
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York. mer
chandise and passengers, ). w. Wyatt, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT;
NEW YORK, March 3i.-Schooner j. II. Lock
wood Sharrett. -.,,,..,--,
TBY TELEGRAPH1 ~ stt&t
LIVERPOOL, April ARRIVED, ships Zuluetta
Mary Maid, Forrnosa, and Tsrpeiau, from New
Orleans, ana Sailor Prince from Galveston
.a,nsie for Bremen, BARK Faders Minde for Copen.
hagen, brig Mary f. Rowland. Sailed, bark Law
rence for Norfolk, brig CormoSant for Richmond
from Scotland with iron.
NEW YORK, April ARRIVED. steamers san
Jacinto and Champion. Arrived out, steamer Man
haitian.
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Probably no prisoner ever escaped through
a smaller hole than Mr.. John Il. Green, OF
Maryland. That gentleman was on Friday
placed on trial In Baltimore forembezz!ing
funds-according TO the dispatch, public
money. The Indictment charged that he
had taken the money g fraudulentiy, the
two letters and being omitted. The rri-
soner's counsel claiuied that this was not ie-
eally English, and the objection was ssls-
tained. Mir. Green was discharged, and now
walks tlla streets with the proud teilstaeu
ness TINT ha did not taks money q fraud
entity 4aist8i;ss ~. a: so q 3ss
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AWARDS or PUBLIC PRISTING.-Mr. r. f.
Walker, superintendent of Public Printing
''tcrdly at II NJ. opened bids for public
'nlng for the ensuing year, and awarded
70 >u"r"sSftll bidders as follows:
jDI- lEork.-Gcorge w. Gary, at twenty
nat> per thousand for composition and
wcnly-iive cents per token for press-work
Tremty-uird Volume Of Grdttdn's Re
!rtS.-John }. Palmer, at fiity-four cents
Yer thousand and thirty-seyen cents per
token.
>-,lcts Of ASsembly.-J. L. Goode, at sixty.
four cents per thousand and twenty-five
cent, per token.
] >ndte L.a.na', 6c.--George G. Wedder-
'rn, Ut NY cents per thousand and fifty
'G'" i"r token.
HD"' Journal, &c.--George W. Gary; at
my outs per thousand and fifty cents per
token.
.l","oi Ecpmts, dc.-George c. Wedder-
',Nrh. At tory cents per thousand aud fifty
'rhi' i'ct token.
~ o.",r Pamphlet Work.-Georgo G.
', MH'''"'rb"in. AT fifty cents per thousand and
'h'!fE cents per token.
f% L'u'ogaph,ng.-- Charles L. Ludwig.
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IT'S FAR CRY TO JERUsALEM.-Rey. DR.
Bethlehem received yesterday letter from
the United Congregation of GerlnaG Israel
ties in Jerusalem. 1t was postmarked "Jeru
salelnme, 2s-2" Chat is 2Sth February, in
plain Roman characters. The address is q
curiosity, and shows the skill Of the experts
in the New York post-office. 1t was as fol-
lows: "Rewvend Betelheim, Rizmand
Grudsine, America" The letter was exam
ined in New York, and upon it was written
"Try Va" 1t was marked Registered " in
Now York -
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OFFICE OLD JOHNSTON STEAMSHIP Co., J.,
lS7 GREENWICH. CORNER DEY STREET,

New YORK, March 20. 1873. }
John w. Wyatt, Esq, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sir,-Your letter of the 18th instant,
resigniug on account of ill-hcalth the posi-
ton of agent of this company, was duly re-
ceiycd, hut press of business has prevented
as speedy IN appointment Of your successor
as you desired.
We have now appointed as your success.
SCR Captain George W. Allen, of your city,
who will relieve you at once, that you may
take your contemplated trip.
Please turn over to Captain Allen the
Offices and property of the company at
Richmond, and also assist him with such in.
formation rs to the business of the company
ut Richmond as he may stand in need of.
With my best wishes for your permanent
recovery TO health and future prosperity,
l am, yours truly,
n. l.. MCCREADY, President.
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and colcred Baptist chufches, md viii con
finus all the week. 4 At the latter church
crowds seek tile anxious bench, and great
interest - manifested. Services at oil the
Churches tonight:
sEsr HoAs.-P. G.. Henry "A. Jordan and
v. G. j. j. Writ, committee of Stuart Lodge.
No. 14f, 0. o. F., have lefJ with the re-
mains of David HundIey, drowned mt the
bridge disaster. The body win be delivered
TO kossuth Lodge, of Media, Penn, of which
place the deceased was o resident.
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,,,c NJ TIE CITY CENTRAL CoNsr "a.
MAJ S',,,,,-1rr-h meeting OF the = co.. 49,
f''h ous stiye committee was held >, tn.s,.
,c ',,n,rre,s. on Ninth street, La, 6 niahf
N, ,',,,,,, rfrfon Wise. cha r,nam xs,.ea
"' ,ro o,,;r,; Of the mceti' - wns n ta,S
i isn MI in regard to the Gle stSs II their sue.
'. TNc :,llowins res s,,,,cns were uuani.
.o',,,l, alvrtcd;
t,Ty ,&N7S' CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE
GscuMoNr, April LIST, 1879. }
Na"" s.NS oY The committee held this
rr'- twas
l. .lg-S. That the functions pI The pre-
: CH, Central Conservative. Committee
= ,a- expired ny limitation, the ConSerya-
-. >riycus 81 the city should assemble In
rr>ncctiye wards on Thursday evening
rs m>,aatl at s O'Clock for the purpose OF
vngthrir SUCCESSORS five for each ward
,>r VIII nc, for the ensuing year.
s,>a'~e2 further, That for the purpose
.,.srcd in the foregoing resolution the
.q>tryativeS Of Clay Ward will meet al
y.Ssr's Spring Park. Monroe Ward Mt
:. ,ftan'S Hall. Madison Ward at Mon.
g. Ia Hall. Jefferson Ward at Odd-Fellows'
a# Marshall Ward at some place to be
after named, jackson Ward at City Hall.
Earnestly appeal to the Conservatives OF
pa. ri, Of Richmond TO meet for the purpose
..aa the time indicated in the foregoing
..,5Hi'ons. 1t is Of The last import ancc that
o. e}t,rut and reliable committee shall now
. .,rtr,-one that will be fi.iIy Impressed
r,n tit Importance of the eftsis. A Gov.
.-aac and Legislature are 10 DO elected
a.7n: the present year. and TO these
&, 10 lie commit ed practically the DIES
e., of the pr .<scut generation of Vir
. ean>. Any proper effort on your par
ra'! iMI o bc rewarded with redemption
. ,," T. t snd the initiation Of a grand ca
rr Il prosperity. SurineneSs will us Ger
'. * destroy not only what has been re
rirr,,Y the ruins and devastation of the
., VA, rctard il not finally overwhelm, al
;rtr>>.
,ii,r. action. action. Full and imme
~. elton. rkYToS WISE, Chairman.
r.. z. N'dfc. Secretary.
E,'..-Thc new committee will meet a!
r. T.,ninq .N.,rS office on Friday evening
Ira instant. ut s O'Clock, for the purpose o.
,.ln!iltion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

ruMJE COUKT-,JuStica J. J. White pre-
>.y.,l--lhe following cases were disposed
D.! ,'-t-rdly:
lmua Wilson was fined $3.50 for being
9mnN and di>orderlv in the street.
r,;ly letter paid - for threatening to WHIP
@ajo Taylor.
81, Smith was fined $3.50 for being drunk
iU; i.>prdcr!y.
Non T.. Miller and Molly Smith were each
a3rt 81 for contempt in not obeying sum-
Ua@, 70 appear Monday.
Wary Jane Whitfield and Mary Jane Brice
uo." llucd - for trcspassing on the premises
, John Erardon, and required to give Sc
mig inr three months; in default Of whcl
.rs %Crc sent 10 Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-02

WORK or THE Police COURT FOR MARCH,
\HHi.cr Of persons reported for violation OF
ely ordinances, 2S0; Of this number 152
"T1 lined - each for keeping unlicensed
,.'->: II We're fined an aggregate amount of
100 for smdry violations, and III were
1.rLarged. Number of persons brought
"lol" his Honor on warrant, 500 of this
nmbcr9 We're sent on to the Hastings Court 4:
: "rre sent to Jail on conviction; IL sent tc
"J in default of security; and 81 were fined ;
-" itmaindcr were either discharged on ac-
"nt If innocence or on giving security.
j. "iit b" seen from the above that his Honor
-@d before him GLIB persons.