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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

SrrRLME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY,
The Miller will case was postponed from the
9th day of December. 10 which day 1t had
been continued. until the 9Th of February
1874.
James 4. Clarke qualified as attorney to
practice law in this court.
Meredith rs. Second Auditor, Tcrrill rs
Second Auditor, Gates Us. Second Auditor,
\. &. Cronly rS. Second Auditor. These
four causes were argued By Judge Meredith
Tor plaintiff, aud tue Attorney-General for
defendant, aud submitted.
Hall U.s. Smith aud others. Order made to
require the executors of the appellant to re-
wise and mat;Ire the cause tor hearing by
ihe first Of the January term, or show cause
then why the appellant should not be dis
missed.
Sundry motions and rules were disposed
Of by the court, Of no public interest.
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ANOTHER CUBA SESaATIoS.-The capture of
the steamer Nirgiuu, aud the summary aud li!ilu-
mau execution Of the unlortuntlcS Oh board of her
have not yc: hcu heard In detail when we are star
tied l,y an additional item from lhs Queen OF tie
Antilles OF quite different character. hat tic
President ana Cabinet mav advise concerning the
ViIgnius Is matter of doubt even with Caleb Cush.
ing nstutc III international lawyer rs he undouht-
cd!y IS but il Is very clear that the Administration
=: Washington cannot forbid the Captain-GeneraI
Of Cutr, or any OF his civil or military officers,
from purchasing tickets in the Grand Gift Concert
OF our Public Library Of Kentucky. Several Or
ders Tor tickets have come from Havana, and may
be that The Governor OF that island has employed
an agent % purchase for him. and that he hopes fol
the largest or one OF the large prizcs. II Is 10 be
wished that he may be disappointed, but should lie
succeed what will President Grant do! Could II not
&c cniorcd as conraband Of war! very compil'
Gated question may arise in connection with this
matter, and We call upon our great jursts TO be prt
n.rrl for L.,
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German Exnyassiurs Regarding Cuba.


New IonK, November 22.-Four thousand
Gcrmaus gathered at Germauia Hall last
night to give expression to their FEELINGS IN
regard to Cuba. The following preamble
and resolutions were adopted:
"Whereas the people Of Cuba are not only
in the same but much worse condition
than the people Of the United States were nj
the time of the declaration OF their lnde-
pendencr, the Spanish Government allow
ing, under the birbarous rule Of the social
ed Spanish volunteers, the preparation OF
the most terrible cruelic3 aud outrageous
deeds OF violence towards the inhabitants OF
The Isle OK Cuba, in defiance OF humanity
and civilization; and whereas these harba-
riaus. who, it appears, Gre ln1cpendcAt OF
the Spanish Government, traa'pie a!iAe
upnp the laws and usages Of humanity ana
civilization, Insult our ilag on the open sea.
and iuCarteratc and murder Our citizens;
therefore be it
"RcsoIccd, That we ask tho Government
and Congress in the name Of humanity and
civilization, and to the end that stop may
he nut to The barbaritics in Cuba and 10 pre-
vent their repetition, to accord to the Cubans
navy lighting for their independence the
rights OF beligercntS and as soon rs posi-
bile TO acknowledge Cuba as free republic.
"ResoLred, That we further ask the 10
yernment and Congress OF the United otates
to demand of the Spanish Government III
Madrid, as well rs Of the authorities OF
Cuba, full satisfaction for the insult To our
flar and for the crue!t!c5 comnitteu by Gu
ban volunteers, and to enforce these cc.
mauls with all the means in their power
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PFFsoNAl.-A geatleman from New York
states that Mir. NJ. /. Handy, OF the DIS:
patch, was TO leave New York OH Saturday
Tor Cuban waters, on an important mission
for the New York Tribune, and that Mr.. W.
G. Elan, of the Wing, is supposed to have
left for The same destination on ship OF wal
which left Philadelphia OH the same day
Both gentlemen were we'll when seen in New
York, and have every promise Of pleasant
and profitable winter in the South.
F.J. Calhoun has been appointed super
iptendent of the western division OF the
Chesapcake and Ohio railroad cice Fancieye,
resigned.
Miss Hattie Miller, the young lady sc
seriously injured by the bursting OF kero
scne lamp, Il few days since, is lying IN avery
critical condition, sHd is not expected TO sur
rive. -.
Mr.. W.. L. Spalding, agent of spa!dins's
star Combination, WAS III the city on oatur'
day.
Mr.. L. S. Hutchinson was represented 70
be improving on Saturday night, although IL
is now said to be certain that the slght oI
both eyes has been destroyed.
Among the arrivals at the Exchange on
SATURDAY uight were Meosr$. George W: Ml'
chacls. Savannah, Ga; j. &. Gratl, New
York; w. w. Berry, Lynchburg; NJ. SIN
clair. Cumberland, Nd, anu George Die
hose. OF Baltimore, Nd.
At Fortr5 Hotel Me>srs. Henry Alison, oi
Cincinnati, and Z. L. White, oil O"ehsooro'
Ky., were registered.
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prisish Interference D,src@ardcd.

NLw YORK. November 22.-From the
correspondence CT II Gro's1sta it appears
tif,l after The British Ticc-consul found his
efforts 10 secure the po>lponcment OF the
>hus:ing Of the prisoners Of tlc EHglniuS
who cllimcd TO be Blit!s! subjects VAS III
vain the British commodore at Jamaica tool;
the matter in band, and teie@Gaphcd the ioi-
towing 10 the Governor of santiago &c Cuoa
"For the interests OF the friendly relations
between Our respective Governments | beg
you to delay TIE execution of the alleged
British subjects until the captain OF the
Mote can communicate "ith you."
Burriel replied: :" 10 not possess au
thoritr to arcedc TO the petition you SEM
ne. The law Must be fulfilled, consequently
;ne men claiming TO be British citizens mus
be rSecuttQ.'
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CUBAN TROUBLES.
The Nar Department.

QUIET BIT VIGOROUS AcT.FITY-ARSEEAL5
BEISG PLACED or WAR FOOTING -HAhBoR
pEFEHcEs TO BE Observation-Disclosures? PRE-
PARATIOES FOR ALL DEMANDS.
WAsu1SGTo:. November 22.-lt seems not
to be generally known that there have been
preparations quietly going on, under the dl-
rcction Of tue Secretary OF War, placing our
arscnals il condition 10 supply tue wants
Of an army in The ichl in cast of var, and
looking to the condition OF the armalncnt CT
our fortifc,tious for the successful defence
oi our hartors against hostile attack ny
lr0u-cla.i5.
The Ordnance Department OF the army IS
/. this moment i'll most active preparation
for i state Of war, and is ready 10 supply an
army with au entire equipment OF war ma
terial, including the most approved brecch-
loading arms, and held and siege batteries Of
artillery, and every kind Of ammunition.
The telegraph has been most vigorously
used, urgin. forward every preparation to
Tic extent Of the ordnance appropriations,
and the ordnance officers arc fully alive to the
Gravity Of the occasion and TO the necessity
Of ample preparation 10 meet I'LL demands
should war be the result OF our present com
| pcatioLs.
While from The nature of the case the navy
had 10 lake !ha active initiative, the War e.
iurtmeut is IuIly Up 10 the Crisis III quiet
preparation fer the future.
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.--Thc following
carefully quotations are an exhibit
of the retail prices Of family supplies i'll this
city:
Meats, -Becf-Porterhouse, 1GS to
20c.; Slrloin, 1Gc.; roasting pieces, rib,
l23 TO 1G3c.; roasting pieces, chuck,
II TO 13c.; round steak, &c.,; Shout
der, 10c.; rump, 123 to l5c. corned, l24c.
smoked. 20c.; tongues, fresh, Soc; smoked,
81 shins, ~ TO 30c.; calf heads, 15c.
Pork-Roast, 10 to 12c.; chops, 123c.
middliug, 123c.; corned, 125c.; smoked sau-
sage, 1a to 15c. tripe, per pound, 1Qc.
Mutton-Sirloip, 10 to 1CSc.; leg, 1Gic.
shoulders. 165c.; breast, 15c.; rack, 123c.
chops, Is to zoe; breast, 1jr. loiD, 1G3c.
shoulders, 112c.; cut!cts, $780,; rack, II to
123c.
Hams-Canyased, IS to o0c.; country.
cured, 22c.-scarcc; sugar-curcd, 19c.
Pigs Feet-Per dozen, GOc.
Sausage, l5c. per pound.
Fsh.--Smoked herriGgS, per dozen, zoe. !;
salt mackercl, each. to 25c.; trout, - TO
Soc. per bunch; oysters, 81 10 Sl,5O pei gi't'
lon-very fine.
VegetaJIes.--Potatoes-Irsh, rcr peck
25c., per haifpeck 1jc; sweet potatoes, Pei
ha!f-peck 15c.. per peck 35c.; halt-pcck Irish
and half-prck sweet potatoes, 2jc.-uarket
well supplied Parsley, l to &C.; herbs, per
bunch, 1c.; onions, per quart: lOc. cabbage,
per head. TO i5c.; caGii1ower, 10c.
horSc-radish, per pound, 5Oc.; navy beaD>,
l5c. per quart or two quarts for 25c.
turuips, &c. per bunch or quart; pars-
nips. &c. per bunch; homiDy, 1Oc. per quart
carrots, sc. per bunch satisfy, &c. per bunch
ar six hunches for 2SI
Fiuits.-AppIes, per peek, 15to z5c. dried
apples, per pound, Sc; peaches. PER pound,
Is to 2Oc.; cbes,nuts, l5c. per quart.
Butter and Dairy Products. Butter
Choice mountain, So to 45c.; medium, % to
3Oc.; Goshen, 40 to Soc; country, fresh,
45c.; New York Goshen, ooc. sweet
milk. per quart, l0c.; buttcr-miik, DC.
smeerkose, 1Uc. Cheese. prime, 2Jc. Esq,
per dozen, 30c.-abundanr.
Poulhy.-Chickens, per pair, 10 to 90e,,
or three for Sl.25; per dozen, 500 t. $3.50
Squads, per pair, 2jc. Duck<, 81 10 Sl.5j pei
plir.
Dressed Fouls. -TurksyS-yHung SoDlcr:.
&l.1J to $3.50; chickens, per pair. Ste.
Gunoc.-Wid duck. ,j'. per r3ir; wild
geese, 81 n piece or 51.I5 per pair; par
tridges, 16 to zoe. piece; robins, - 10 llc,
piece; wild tugkeys--vcrr scarce so 4
p!cce vcnison, 1Gs:. per pounc; plcasaIts
81 per pair.
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Chiles. The following received certificates
OF distinction at the Male High School, L.
Morrisette principal: Masters B. T.. Brans-
ford, w. S. Campbell, D. B. Winfree, Jr.
Rohert II. Winfrec, John II. Ingram. Charles
Sharp, w. L. Walker, William II. Harrison.
W. Q. Sims, John A. Traylor, Frank B.
Trayior, L. S. Moody, and B. p. Owen. Jr.
TIE CONTESTED ELEcTIoS.-John C. Ro,
bertson, Esq. notary public, was engaged
Saturday in taking the depositions of wit
neSses to be used in the contested election
of Joseph Walker Is. DR.. John W. Wake,
membcr.elect to the House of Delegates from
this county.
The case of Gregory is. Ambers, Com
monwealth'S attorney, has been postponed
until May next: which is virtual dismissal
| Of the case.
T THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The fall term Of the
Circuit Court has closed after lepgthy and
profitable session, the common law anl
clanccry docket having been cleared Of many
ciScs Of long standing and of importance
yet not Of public interest. Judge Weisi@cl
and the officers Of the court worked very
efficiently.
The STREET ORDINANCE.--The police hayG
been ordered 10 vigorously enforce tue orui'
nance against driving on the sidewalks
paved or unpayeG, and parties offending vii
he fined, and all good citizens are requested
to report every violation Of the ordinance
In some parts of town all carts, &c, art
driven over the sidewalk in preference to the
| road-bed.
Police CoURT.-The case Of II. Terry. fol
assauting John T. Royal, near Belle Isle
| on the cars Of the Richmond and Danvl:e
railroad, was postponed from Saturday
morning until to-day.
OFFICER ELECTED.-Harrv B. Owen has
been elected Worthy Associate of Manches
ter Council, No. l02, Friends Of Temper
ance.
PERsoSAL.-Rev. W. G. Lumpkn leave:
| tomorrow to attend the session of the Con
! terence at Norfolk.
w. Z. Martin, Esq, county superintend
cnt, and other active politicians were in towr
saturday.
Major Turner, Of Richmond, represent:
Walker and Colonel w. z. Burwcll Dr.
| Wake in the contested election case.
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SPEcIAL NoTlCE.-Whenerer we recommenh u
worthy object we feel q double satisfaction: firsI,
that OF benchting those who avail themselves OF
our suggestion; and second, that of having as
sisted 4 mcritorious article. These remarks are
suggested to lis by noticing the advertisement oil
that truly wonderful medicine THE GLOBE
FLOWER CoCGu SYRUP. which occurs In this is
sue: and IN referring TO II, most heartily recon-.
mend II to those OF our readers who are afflicted
with any kind of cough or lung affection. With our
most distinguished physicians and oldest citizens
he merits of THE GLoEE-FLowER SYRUP are rs
familiar as the late rebellion; and to all who ar.
needing safe, pleasant aud most eIicacious cough
medicine We would suggest that they use the
i;LogE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP, which has borne:
thousands OF human bcngs-who were lansuishing
under that terrible disease consumption, weak,
homeless. aud dcspairus-out Of The depths OF
dcsponGency into the paradise OF health and cheer
fulupss.
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Sr MAEK's FAIR.-The friends of st.
Marks church should Dear in mind that the
fair for its benefit will commence this alter
noon.
As the congregation have gone into this
enterprise with great Notwithstanding mem
bers with hardly an exception contrIbnl!n&
their means Or handiwork tar VIII u
one OF unusual attraclivencsa and interest
During its continuance we'll known musI'
clans will sing and perform on the piano,
and gentleman justly distinguished iol
scholarship and elocuton will give readings
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-N. VI. Lee, auc,
tioneer, has recently sold the following real
estate Lot on Graham and Union streets,
Fulton, 46 feet, SJl5; lot, II feet front, on
Vcnabe and Twcnty-tifth streets, $40; lot
80 512 feet, with framed dwelling and store,
s3,29O; three lots fronting on 9 street reef
80 1912 feet each, S9t2; ono lot, 43 feet
front, on Twenty-tiltb street north OF Vena-
BILE, 800; two lots on Graham between lGI'
ton and Williamsburg avenue, ~ feet each,
$3.50; lot on Leigh street west oi Brooh
avenue, with framed dwelling thereon, s1ov,
brick house OIL Second street, S1,oQl; lot -
feet. on Marshall between First and Adams
streets, SLIGO. Total, Sl0,ST.
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Police COURT, SAruRDAY--J"Stice j. j.
White prestdiAg.-The following eases were
disposed Of;
F;ournoy Jordan. charged with stealing
Sund.y articles of clothing from Mary L.
turner. DISCHARGED.
William Langfori. charged With stealth"
a turkey Of the value Of 3, the property OF
2. y. Callahan, en- the 2lSt November
Found guilty, and sent TO jail for three
months and labor.
Charles Dauce, charged with unlawiu!ly
and irloniouSly per>cnating aud repre-.
senling himself to Ii. \. Jet1rcys to
be the son of +. a. kreDgie, aud in
such assumed uatnc anG character did fe.
lonousiy receive from Lucien Ford GER
tain note or due-bil! for Sj2, and did at
tempt 20 use the said note ut the TreGegal
Comrany's store with intent to dctraud
sent TO the grand jury for indictment.
George Norman Payne, charged with be,
in3 diSorderly at the Theatre. Discharged
with an admonition.
Lucien Ford and Robert Reid, charged
with stealing note OF the value OF S52, tho
property of Z. a. krengle. Reid was dis
charged on this charge, and Ford sent to The
Hastings Court for Indictment. Both par
ties were also sent to Jail for petit larceny
for sixty days for attempting to dclrauu the
Iredcgar Company.
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THE THEATRE - RETURN OF MISS ADA
GRAY.-Aliss Ada Gray, the gifted young
comedicnne, and favorite of The Richmond
theatrc-gocrs, will commence an engage
ment ut the New Richmond Theatre on
Wednesday evening, November 26, on which
occasion the great society play of WHO'S
Wife "will be presented. Miss Gray will be
supported by the talented young actor Mr..
Harry Langdon and W. Z. Spalding's great
star combination.
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DR.. JErER's LECTURE on ROME, last Friday
night, was listened to by large and appEe-
ciatiYe audience, and gave universal satisilc'
ton. His descriptions of the city and it
numerous objects Of interest aud wonder
were graphic and lifelihc in the extreme,
and those who had the good fortune to be
among his auditors cannot fail 10 lave 4
clearer and better defined conception Of this
most interesting historic spot and its sur
roundings for having heard him. We learn
that the lecture will be repeated on Church
Hill next week for the benefit Of our citizens
residing in that locality.
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ROLL OF Honor AT THE RICHMOND dldii
scuool.-The following names appear on
the roll OF bouor at tue Richmond Hlgn
school this week: Matte Bagby, Cora FL
lott, Mary z. Fos Ada W; Lee, sue n'; Nc
Williams, julia f. Mitchell, Aunie B; Pace,
Annie rleasants, NJ. Belle Pleasants, Fannie
l.. Power. Belle Wade, Carrie I. Walters,
Belle X. Woodson, George II. Arnstead,
Willie L. Bass, S. I. Bevcridge, Lawson
Dearborn, jacob Ezekiel, Willie Gay, Ed,
Mccarthy, Lawrence f. Myers, samuel
REYNOLDS. AltcndaEcc Tor the week, 9o.'
l,.rtJ
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MINING COMPANY CIARTERED.---Ihe Sccre'
tary Of the Commonwealth has received for
record copy of an act of incorporation
granted by Judge William Mclaughlin, III
chambers, on the 17th instant, granting :,
charter TO the "Cotopaxi Iron Company y
Tor the purpose of mining and manulactur,
Ing iron in Augusta county. The apltal
stock Of the company is to be not less than
$4,000, In shares OF 800 each. 1t is to own
not more than 20, 900 acres, ana its place oil
business is to be AT Staunton. The olflcers
of tue company are Thomas X. Menitee,
president; Charles $. Arnall, secretary ana
treasurer James Bumgardner, Sr., Robert
g. Blcklc, NJ. G. Halman and William A
Burke are the directors. The place ol ope-
ration is to be the Cotopaxi furnace. about
three miles south Of GrcenviIe, in Augusta
cUuntN.
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NeT York Items.

New YORK, November 22.-The steamtue
James Cook sunk of the Highlands to-day.
Captain Dickens, the fireman, and n sailor
were carried out 10 sen, and have not beef
heard o.. The others were saved.
The steam irigate Powhatan sailed fol-
Key West to-day with the Manhattan in
tow.
4 Georoian pamed Thomas Henderson was
robbed OF 5000 and valuable documents III 3
street-car to-day.
Judge Blaichford has postponed the order
citing Jay Cooke 4 Co. to show cause why
they should not be declared involuntary
bankrupts for two weeks.
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ScuooI TRUSTEES APPoINTEp.-The State
Board Of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing district school trustees: Russell
countv-Copper Creek district, Oliver W.
Dorton rice John II. Fuga'c, deceased; and
James Baker rice John BundY. Green's
vile couutv-Belield district, DR.. w. W.
Coggin; Hicksford district, DR.. John X.
Jones; Zion district, William \. Moss. Sus-
sex county--Couythousc district, William S.
Thornton; stony Greek district, I. Y. Har-
rison; Henry district, George II. Bailey
Neville, DR.. IL. G. Briggs; Waverly, J. I.
Harris. Shenandoah county--Ashby' dis
trict, Captain VI. Funkhouscr.
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England.
France.
Sentence of Boss Tweed.

New YORK, November 22.-William u
Tweed was brought into the Court OF Oyer
and Terminer this morning for sentence
An Immense crowd was present, filing the
corridors and room. TweedS counsel COM
menced an argument for 4 stay Of Judgment
Later.-Twecd was sentenced by Judge
Davis to twelve years imprisonment in the
county prison and $4,000 fine.
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Sympathy Meeting iu New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, November 22.-An en-.
thusiastic ma-s-mecting Of the friends oil
Cuba was held here last night. Resolutions
were adopted expressing admiration ut the
devotion and sacrifices Of the Cuban5 du
ring i've years of contest; dcnouncin3 the
yirginius tragedy as utterly outrageous re-
asserting the Monroe doctrine with pledges
OF support; and condoling with the iamil!e:
of the victims of the recent butchery.
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Latest from HusiaiuGsOn.

80 NEW DEVELOPMENTS - coSGREssMEE Al
FAULT.
WAsH1SGToS, November 22.-Therc are
no new developments regarding Cuban at'
fairs. \ number Of senators and congress
men have been iuterviewed, but their views
are vague. They are sadly i'll need OF iulor
nation, and will await instructions. They
generally, falling into The unofficial intima'
TONS thrown out by the President aud Sec
retary Fish, argue in favor OF peaceful SO
luton. Meanwhile, however, every navy
ward in the country is worked to its full
capacity.
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CnNypyASCEs OF REAL. ESTATE for the Wcck

CONvEYANCES OF hEAL ESTAIL IV1 VnC wv"
ending November -, 1873:
Lots fronting SO feet on Main street De-
tween jefferson and Adams for S0.ooo %
feet ON Brook avenue near Leigh street for
s1 555: 40 feet on Marshall street near Madi-
son for 1910; 30 feet OH Sixth street neal
Baker for 5000; - feet on Abigail street lor
$500 27s feet on Leigh street lof vi )
% feet on Seventeenth street for S2OO - ieet
ON Marshall street between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth for 5000.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHNoNl
Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER 22.-N. j. Ber'l.
Richmond, Va, care r., I. & p. Il. r. Rcy
J. L. Burrows, d. T., Richmond, Va; Ir
Walter Chandler Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry
D. D., LII. D., Richmond, Va; Miss L!zzis
". Garrk, care Rev. j. r. GatlcE, Rich
mond, Va. Rev. J. i deter, D. D.. Rcl!Tou;
Herald office. Richmond, Va; Mr.. Charlie,
Z. Rutlege, Pearisburg, Va; Nr. ". l.
Thompson. Auburn, Montgomery county
Va; Judge E. C. Minor, Broad and Twenty
eighth streets, Richmond, Va.
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WARRANT OF RENDITION ISsUED.-Thc
Governor has issued a warrant Of rendition
upon the sheriff of Rockbridgc for the dcliv-
cry of Joseph Cbilders, who is confined at
Lexington, and who stands charged with
hor>e-Stcallns in kanawha county, West
Nirwina.
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REAssEssING TIE CITY.-The work Of re-
assessing the city under the recent action OF
the Council is progressing satisfactorily.
The assessors have completed their labors in
Marshall and Jackson Wards. and ct present
are in Clay Ward north Of Broad street.
near Brook avenue. They arc working from
s A. NJ. until Pm.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 4HP. NJ. commission

GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, 4HP. NJ. commission
cr's sale Of brick dwelling on the north side OF
Clay between TweIty-scyenth apd Twenty
eighth slrecS.
LYME G BROTHER.A Z. NJ, trustees sale Of Il
lot with brick tenement thereon on the north
line OF Mhn between Twenty-second and Tweu'
ty-:l!rd streets.
". 3. RADCLIFFE, 10H A. NJ, groceries, &c.
". I. POLK & CO., ~ Z. Si., brick building No.
ia west Market street, opposite fish market
i. ErE>EE. at O O'Clock, at his store, large
assortment, Of furniture, wirdow-cur; atu .
shaics, &C. &c.
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The EUREKA QUaRTETTE.-ThiS musical
organization will, on Thursday night, at the
Virginia Opera.House, give grand vocai
and instrumental concert for the benefit ol
Clay-Street Methodist church. The Quar-
tette will be assisted by some OF the best mu.
steal talent in the city. The concert will
doubtless be Il most ENJOYABLE one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-24

SrpDES pEATH.-Coroncr Taylor was
called upon on Saturday to view the dead
body Of a negro man named James Branch,
who lived on Byrd street between Tenth
and Eleventh. Branch had been sick pre-.
viou>ly, hut on Friday he was in his usual
health, and sitting in chair in room in
company with several other persons when
suddenly he fell to the floor a corpse. An
inquest was deemed unnecessary, as it APP
pcared from the facts in the case that he died
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