The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-01
was 2lO al the white, and 100 at the coIored

was 2l0 al the white, and 100 at the colored
schools.
The combined average attendance at the
different Sabbath schools for the month Of
April was 745, the largest for many months.
TRANSFERS OF REAL Es7ArE.-Forty-six
deeds Of bargain, sale. release, trust, de-.
were admitted to record in the county clerks
office during the month Of April. Among
them were the following transfers Of town
property:
II. &. Cabell and wife to s. Ii. Puliam, 270
feet, Adams street, SjG1.
Same to Pulliam & McRae, 27O feet. Ad-
au,s street, 81, ,45G.25.
Same to Pnlliam & Danfortb, 81 feet,
Twelfth avenue, SS4S50.
Same to c. c. McRac, 80 feet, Fourteenth
avenue, $3.50.
Same to Parker Campbell, $50 feet, Maury
street, SS52.15.
Same to j. V. Terry, go feet, Clay street,
S4s6.
James NJ. Moody and wife to II. j. Nun
nslly. 90 feet, Tenth avenue, 1926.
Same TO h. \. NunnalIy, 66 feet, Tenth
avenue, SI26
Il. b. Taylor to jacob Russell, 30 feet, De-
catur street, Sll0.
w. Goddin and wife to Richard Wool
bridge, 90 feet, Madison street, S2l0.
a. ;. Nash TO W. W. Pace, 60 feet, Twelfth
avenue, S5S5.
1. VI. Logan and wife to Jesse Whitehead,
80 feet, Tenth avenue, 1890.
{. 5. Maurice and wife to L. Henderson,
30 feet, Jackson street, Sl20.
G. NJ. Wallace et ais. to W. Fl. Allderdice,
Iii feet, Harrison street, $685.. ''sA
Ledley and wife to 4. u. Hudgins, square
26, Marks addition, $3.50.
Ledlcy & Hudgins to Il. NJ. Hudgins,
square %, Marks addition, 81 900.
W. L. Iithgow, trustee, ct ais, to &. c.
McItae, 10 feet. Clay street, s15I.50.
CIRCUIT Court OF CHgsTERFIELD.-The
following petit jurymcn have been drawn
to serve at the spring term Of the Circuit
Court for this county, commencing in NAH
chester Saturday, May 10th:
Manchester To,rn ships. c. Taylor,
Thomas sims. G. II. Blanton, W. II. Cheat
han, " w. Pool. \. c. PuIliam, }. A. Har-
rson, james Woodtin, Emmct Gregory, }.
c. Donley, Irving Gary.
AEdlodnan.-W. y. Jewctt. a. s. McGrl-
der. Junius a. Elicit, james \. Elicit, X. IL.
Hall.
Ctorer Hill. Taylor Phillips, r. &. Will
sOl3 K SllealJduus
Bermuda.-W. r. Bishop, w. r. Ruffin,
B. NJ. Robertson.
Dole.-J. W. Nunnally, B. 4. Moss, Lewis
Jackson.
Matoac0.-Rohert Jackson, William Arch
er. NJ. Pcrdue.
MISoR TorICs.-Four prisoners Qhree col
ored and one white, all males are in the city
Jail at this time, this county being without Il
Jail.
There are one white and ten colored males,
three white and eleven cOlored females, at
the county poor-house.
Chief Engineer Cerslev reports no fires for
April; hose iii useless condition, and recon-.
mends the purchase of new hose; more
plugs; better water accommodations and Il
better room for the AlcTts.
Mcs$rs. Moody Il Royal have sold house
aud lot of Mrs. Sullivan, south Rainbrdge
street, to John Moore for $l.l50.
Colonel w. b. Woodbridge, County Trea-
Surer, will allow Il last chance TO persons to
pay licensc-taX to-day.
Rev. }. +. Dcaps, late pastor of the Bap-
tist church, now stationed in StaElnlon, is in
town looking remarkably well.
\ number of out-houscS OH the farm of
Mr. Thomas Hancock, Midlothian township,
were destroyed by fire ON Monday, and the
dweIlin@-houSe narrowly escaped.
Mr.. Calvin Davis, northern man, who
iI:lS been for some time sojourning in this
place, left for lome yesterday, and promises
t' give tllttcrlng account OF matters III
Dixie.
". L. Farley. E-q.. superintendent Of the
Manchester cotton Mills. is prominently
nentlo ed for trustee in the lower Bowcry.
Persons desiring transfers or any inforua-
ton regarding registration are referred TO
John c. Robertson, h. ii. Beaziey, or James
y. Gentry, registration committee OF the
Conservative party.