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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-07
BY James NJ. Taylor & son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L BARK-MILL. LOCATED At ROCKETS
S SEak TIE hSb oo 81 lT S
TION-By virtue of a deed OF trust to the under
signed, bearing date December Is, ls72, We willy In
execution thereof. sell ut public auction, on the
premises, at Rockets, on WEDNESDAY, 10th day
BILE MACHiSERY for making bark extract, tam.
ming, &C., consisting In part as follows:
/ WOODWARD STEAM-PUMp q, 800 gallons per
miuute). with all connections;
pair l.-inch GUILD & GARRISON VACUUM.
PUMPS, with connections;
lNo.4 WOODWARD PUMP,
GUILD s GARRISON WATERBURY,,
Pinch WATER-CYLINDER,
2a-inch sTEAM-CYLISDEn,
VACUUM-PAN, 8 by II. with connections, COM
1CoNDESsEn FOR vAcUusI-PAN, Io.foot pipe;
so feet l4-inch CAsT.IRoS PIPE, ..t
rs feet 6-inch fange CAST-IRoN PIPE,
l JonNSON's BLOWER, 3 feet diameter;
1900 feet 4-lnch ilange CAsT-lRoH PIPE.
100 feet 8-inch fanSe CAsT-IRoN PIPE,
1000 feet Pinch STEAM-P1PE;
pair DoUDLE ENGINES, A-inch cylinder, s-foot
stroke-all complete;
so feet ls-lnch LEATHER BETTING, +.
CAST-IRoS HoPPERS,
MILLS for grinding bark,
is large LEACII-TUBs,
iRe Above Ell" MACHiNERY is all frst-class and III
perfect order.
we will assign to the purchaser of the machinery.
&C. III lcsred our interest In lease or the REAL
ESTATE, which expires April -, 'sT5.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the DAY OF
sale. j: 6. BLACkMELLI ,,e
Trustees.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auctioneers.
ia 3l.fel.4,8S.l1&dtdS
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAp.-A meet
Ing OF the subcommittee appointed to mr..
range programme for the celebration of the
arrival of the first through freight and pes.
senger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad was held last evening at the office OF
Mcssrs. Grubbs g. Williams. 1t was resolved
that the chairman Of the committee, Lewis
X. Fayser. Esq, prepare and announce
through the daily papers programme, in
Guiding
|. \ salute of artillery. not less than 100
| guns, to be fred at such locality as may be
selected By Captain II. l.. Carter, OF the
| Richmond HowiZcrs, with the cooperation
Of Mcssrs. Frayser and Blankinship, of the
committee.
| .. The ringing for thirty minutes Of oil the
bells on public buildings, churches. factories,
etc, after given signal, which will DC an.
nounccd in due time.
8. The display of flags and banners du'
ring the day on which the train arrives from
all public edidces and private buildings
where it may bc convenient to make such
! display; also from consular Offices and the
shipping in port.
4. The assembage en- masse Of citizens al
and near the depot of the Chesapeake anC
Ohio railroad, where congratulatory ad
| dresses will be delivered by speakers whose
| names Will be announced by the chairman.
The committee adjourned to meet again a
the same place next Saturday at O'Clock p
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BY }. L. Chenanlt, Auoeioneer.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE9oF SEVEN HUN;
N DRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF VALEA-
BILE LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY,
VA, TWO MILES FROM FARMvILLE..sDa as.
viii offer for sale at public auction, In front Of the
county. courthouse ut Farmyille, Prince Edward
county, Virginia, on THURSDAY, February 18th,
1873 az IL o'clock NJ, SEVEN AUNURED5ANe
FIFTY ACRES OF LAND, with DWELLING and
necessary ou.-buifdinSs thereon lying In Prince Ed
ward county, about two miles from the fourfshfpg
town of Farmyille, the county-seat known as RE-
TREAT formerly belonging to Mrs. Mary c. Wo.
mack, and favorably known as one Of the finest
estates in the county $3.50. - ts es1 EEt!tt 81 :.
over $4,000 have been expended on permanent
improvements within the last two years. TO be sold
clear of all liens and membranes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash ; and the balance fnthree
equal instruments at eight sixteen, and twenty-four
months. the purchaser to give notes with Interest
added at the rate Of six per cent. per annum
be retained by the assignee until said notes are
paid. WILLIAM II. ALLDERDICE,
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, February 6.--For the Gulf
States, westerly and northwesterly winds
and clear and clearing weather. a,.
For the South Atlantic States, winds shift
ing TO westerly and northerly, with clearing
weather. . a
For the Middle States southeasterly and
southwesterly winds and partially cloudy
weather, with cloudy weather and light
rains from Virginia to New Jersey.
For New England, southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather. s.as.
From Tennessee to Missouri and the
southern portions of Illinois, Indiana, and
Ohio, falling barometer, higher temperature,
westerly and southerly winds, and generally
clear weather; but north OF this region
southeasterly and southwesterly winds, va
rying to southwesterly and northwesterly.
cloudy weather, and probably rain and snow.
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PROTECTION 70 OUR MEcnASros.- -Mr. Clop.
ton introduced resolution in the Houae
Yesterday to amend the act authorizing the
Governor TO hire out the convicts In the
penitentiary for work in stone.a,iarries, or
for other purposes, approved April %, 1870.
The effect Of this amendment Is to so change
the law as to provide that convicts hired to
stone-quarries, railroads, &C., shall only be
hired as common laborers, and to prevent
their coming in competition with our trades
men and artizanS.
Under this bill those working in the quar-.
rles will not be permitted to he taught the
stonc-cutiers' trade. The immigration of
honest and valuable stone-ctttcrs will be
almost, 1t is thought, prohibited If they are
brought into competition with convict labor,
ana oil difficulties of the kind viii be removed
should this amendment pass.
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The THEATRE-DER FREIscHUTz.-The &c
sangyerein Virginia, as heretofore announced
VIII present the charming opera of Der Fret
schultz at the Richmond Theatre on the 18Th
ana l4th instants. The music of the Del
treischutz is fine and very attractive. Thu
incubation scene, as presented by our Ger
man amateurs last year OF the Theatre, eli
cited the warmest praise from the many who
were present, and doubtless the opera will be
equally attractive next week.
Pauline Canissa appears rs Agatha. She Is
already well known to the Richmond theatre
goers, and doubtless the Virginia's, com
posed as the Society is of so many fine voices
will each night have full house. The sale
of reserved seats will commence ut West
Johnston & Co.'s bookstore on Saturday
morning at q o'clock.
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AUe-s1sDx 1870 ;iisiiay;a'
~ WcIanEt0n tsud6in,
Aucfioneer and Real Tstaes Assnfs Z
corner Of Eleventh ana Esnn ssreea.

.ITXECUToR,s SALE or vALuABfE
ooR ssiy 81 nansAEs aNp soSs EefEnTT
sesd as sas ssas Ss s h sss 80;
WeilHord shall sell &c auction, on the pfdsaises On
THURsp4Y The lsfh. dsy of Ishrassy. is1s, q 9
ti,ereaiter,j the large and elegant KEsIDENCE q
the decedent located as owe. lt scontzfH3 ahOd3
sea e .s ses sls4 Bess s ss &c sss:
there is an Office. servants Stable, c1rs
riage-houss an built Of iafck and the whole prsae
BY an iron rusina. is Location 50 near skodEos
/ Hll Market renders IL peculiarly valtafae ZOE 9
69ardiDg house, hotel, or Tor commercial gnsEos
Il viii be soid rs whole. 0. subdytded tosal
running back % feet and Tires lots on Seventh ss
by s. feet according to plat 70 % exnlm1sd y
The buildings are insured inthe Mutual Aanraaes
Terms: one.fourth cash balance 1t four, DIRT.
and twelve months, for negotiable notss bearing ~
one, two and three years, bearing ten Per cent s
tercst, llall.yearly, sscnred eya apass deed. -.
1YoMMIssIoNERsF SALE oFA'vALU-
MAsEE EASM sS oP 1SgE HYHp aRE Ar
MILES Hi e Of vERDo on, On THE tHEs APEAKE
AZ aSp oHI9 kA5Lk2AP 9S Aa NE El sicHau
FREDERTCKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIL.
ROAD.-By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Hanover county rendered on the.7th OF N0yem.
ber 1872, In the suit Of Wfnstons guardian. &c, ~.
voolfolk, &C.. the undersigned who were appointed
sss en Se TEsfa Da
IF fair; not the next fair day thereafter), tina
above TRACT OF LAND, formerly the reatde1ee OF
Of Thomas 3. Mallory. 49, u
The farm IL healthy wen watered, and wen adapted
to the cultivation Of corn, WHEAT and tobacco 1t
has on 1t comfortable dwelling house, good BARN.
and other outhouscs. II desired, 1t viii be divided
into two or more farms 10 suit purchasers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, snd the balance at one
and years from the day OF sale the credit install
ments to bear interest from the day Of sale, taking
from the purchasers bonds with good perS0nl
security for the deferred payments. and the title 20
be retained until the further order Of the court
EDMUND WINSTON,
4. 81. NORRIS, - 81
ia Is-Sa4w Special Commissioners
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Rev York Items.

NEW YORK, February Grey. DR.. Stars
vicar-general of the Diocese of New York,
is i'll, and his dissolution is apprehended.
A proposition is pending to reduce the
cities of Brooklyn and New York to one
municipality.
1t is stated that Fremont and some of his
| associates have been indicted.
There is no hope Of the recovery of ex.
Mayor Kalbfeisch, of Brooklyn.
Simmons, who killed Duryea, is still at the
be taken to the Tombs tonight, if wei
enough. This movement will be taken by
the district attorney 10 prevent Simmons
release on bail.
Vicar-General Storrs Is dead.
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TOPOGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock md Money Marlsets I.

NEW YoRk, February {. Money high du.
ring the dry, but closed at to 5 on the
streets. Sterling sbaky at 100 GIG to 1909.
Gold, 118a to 1855. Governments closed
steady. States very dull: Tennessee's steady,
81; new, 80. Viginia's, A.; new, so; con-
soils, 65}; deferred, IA. Louisiana's, 90;
new, 45. Levee's, so; s's. 20. Alabama's, 81 !;
5's, 90. Georgia's, TO; rs, SO. North Caro-
hna's, SO; new, "A; special tax, 10. South
Cardinals, 40; new, %; April aud octo-
Der, 243.
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CHAscERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURS
DAY-Judge Ft.hugh.-T following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
Harvey Terry Is. Keen and others. De-
cree in accordance with opinion of court sus-
tanning demurrer and disnissing plaintiff
bill as to the defendants, John w. Wilson,
Thomas j. Watson. William +. Wilkinson,
Walter Coles, Daniel Motley, Charles Rags
dale. and Richard Jones, executors, with
costs.
Warwick as. Warwick, &c. Decree in &C.
cordance with the opinion of the court adj
iustiny the rights Of certain parties i'll the
cause and providing for = distribution of
the fund between them.
Woodsun, guardian, Is. WoodsOn, &c.
Decree referring cause to- commission for
inquiry and report.
Grcaner's executor Is. Grcaner, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioner and
directing sale of real estate therein men
toned.
Brooks 6 Sons Is. Bottigheimcr and others.
Decree referring calse TO 4 commissioner for
inquiry and report.
Mitchell 6 Williams rs. Clarke, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioners,
aud for amount due by plaintiffs to defend
ants.
Gill aud wife Is. Johnston, &c. Decree
oyerruing petition for Il rchearing, and di-
rcc;iDg commissioner to proceed to take the
account heretofore ordered.
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Tribute to commodore Maury.

New YORK, February Cat meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce held this after
noon resolution acknowledging the con.
tributions to science by the late Commodore
Maury and expressive Of sympathy with his
widow was opposed by Dir. Blunt on the
ground that Commodore Maury was a
trnitor.
MIR. Opdyke remarked that Commodore
Maury was southerner, and II DIR. Blunt
had been one he might have done the same.
Mr. Blunt theoretically protested that he
never would.
The resolution was passed, Mr.. Blunt dis
santinp
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NHINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUT
" LERY, BRONZES, FANCY GOODS, VASES,
&C, AND HOUSE-FURNISHIHG GO0DS.-To
make room for my spring stock I win from this u
greatly reduced prices for cash, which consist In
PLArE-WARMEns, CoAL-yAsEs, FIRE-IRoss and
DEcoRArEp and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS, (.
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
nEcoKATED TETE-A-TETE SETS, rs $50 20
DEC GRATED and PLAIN TIN SETS,
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENS WARE, In every va
PLATEp TABLE and DESSERT K WIVES and FORKS.
SILyER-PLATED WARE in every variety ana styis,
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
&C.; go ~
large assortment or BRoSzEs, sAsES' ano
FANCY GOODS: -
BRITTANY, BLOCK TIy. and SrAMrED,MARE;
IRON and WOOD WARE, BR0oAS, BRu6atS. Gc.S
BASKETS In every style, DooR-NATs, &c- includ-
Ing complete stock OF House. Fu. stsHISo GOODS,
all Of which will be sold low Tor cash.
Persons In want will lind IL TO their a1vantaset 20
give me call and examine the goods.
All orders promptly attended TO-
-, - :. i. EUKRAaT, 900 Main street
IA IA tn Thin ...ra.. 49, ic5sss3
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Our ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT is pronounced by
thousands of wearers to be the perfection of Gle.
gancc and comfort.
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING, which Is peculiarly
with absolute precision.
In the matter of MATERIALS and MANUFAC.
TuKE our long experience enables lis to guarantee
entire satisfaction. TT. IRVING s CO.,
No. 913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GEORGE L. MARSHALL and E. FORREST PECoH
sacsmen can be found at tie above house.
iu pS-Ju
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ENGLAND. -. 81
REAssEMBLNG OF PARLraMEsr-THJ euEEs's
SPEECH. 40. =

Il q
REAssEaBLHG OF PARLIAMENT ouEEN
SPEECH, 30.
LONDON, February 6.--Parfiament reas
sembled thismorning. The Queens speech
was read. 1t says that England is nc peac,
with the great Powers, and viii cooperate fol
the suppression Of the slave trade on the eas
coast of Africa. Friendly negotiations arr
progressing with Russia. schouyalof as
| Car for England. Theirs will .arbitrate be-
tween England and Portugal relating to pos
sessions on the north coast of Africa. She
considers it proper to hasten the payment Of
the Alabama claims award.
LONDON, February 6.--The election In
Liverpool for member of Parliament to OH
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Sam.
uel r. Graves Is In progress to-day. The
Conservative candidate is John Todd, and
the Liberal nominee j. Caine. There are
$4,000 voters and twenty one precincts Ia the
district. There Is much excitement over the
contest. In this city betting Is three to ten
against the Conservative candidate.
The London press generally sustain the
verdict acquitting Bowles, the Paris banker,
of fraudulently converting securities con-
flded to bis charge.
MARINE DISASTER. -. :
sLoNDoE, February 6.-The schooner James
Bagly has been wrecked on the Anglesea
coast. Eight lives were lost.
France,
PARIS, February 6.-The Bien Publique
says: ga compromise has been effected be-
tween President Theirs and the Committee
of Thirty. The latter agree to modify their
Constitution project by extending the veto
power of the Executive so as to allow the
President to suspend the operations of the
law by his veto for two months after its pas
sage by the Assembly, and also by giving the
President the right to participate personally
in the debates In the Chamber on interpella-
lions and In all the questions on general pol
icy"
The Legitimist and Clerical Journals are
indignant at the concession of such uncon.
trolled powers, as they term them, to the
Executive.
The deputies belonging to the Conser va
tive and Moderate sections of the Left, liz the
Assembly, refuse to sign their names to the
address of sympathy TO General Garibaldi
adopted at the last meeting of the Extreme
Left.
THE WAR IN SPAIN.
PARIS, February 6.-The Courier, of b.
yonne, says no substantial advantage has
been gained by the Spanish forces over the
insurgents in the northern provinces.
Germany.
BERLIN, February 6.-The editor of d
Posen newspaper has been sentenced to
four months imprisonment for publishing
an article entitled, "The Battle with Gods
Church."
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THROUGH FROM CrNcINSATI.-Messrs. Hill!
& Skinker received yesterday bill of ladiug
for the first shipment Of bacon over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. There are
eighteen hogSheads-a car-load-and will be
marked "No. l." 1t is from the well-known
house of Kennedy, Echert & Co., of Cincin-
natl, and is but the forcrunner of the i'm
mensc trade in that branch OF industry
which must flow eastward over this great
highway. The bill had marked across the
face of it !: "Thc first shipment Of through
freight"
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PROFESSOR CRoawELL's ART ENTERTAIN
uENr given Mt Virginia Hall on Wednes,.
day night last was witnessed rs usual
by a large audience. The subject of the en-
tertainment was 81 Gems of Scottish and Irish
Scenery" and the intelligent audience was
highly pleased. We have been frequently
called on TO notice entertainments OF this
style, but never one we could more con"
scientiously commend than those Of Professor
Cromwell. From among ten thousand stereo.
scopic pictures the Professor has selected
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u1nERNIAN BUILDING FUND ASSOCIATION
The following are the officers of this Assocla'
ton for the present term: Presl tent. a. NJ
Kelley; Secretary, Edward Mccarthy Urea
surcr. John Ahern: Trustees, Joseph l..
Whitaker, James Sherry, and James Golden;
Directors, William English, A. G. Babcock,
James II. Dooley, George Perrin, Alexander
Duanev, and Denis Brophy.
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ANsivEgsARY CELEBRATloN.-The ann'-
yersary celebration of Phoenix Literary So
cety of the college of William and Mary
will take place on Friday evening, February
aSth. Committee: II. c. Maclean, OF Ala
bama, chairman; }. w. Ford, B. u. Nun
ford, f. Calnm, and G. 7. Wilmer, OF Vlr"
frinia
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"OF LATE YEARS ADVERTISING HAS ASSUMED
very important ptase-in fact has become a
science In business and has done more, or as
much, to make 1t 30 as GEORGE p. RowELL Co.,
OF New York. Their prompt and systematic mode
Of transacting their business has gained the conf
dence Of all large advertisers and has raised therG
In few years from one Of the smallest to the lead
Ing advertising house in the world"-Aaple Leares.
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HESRIco COUNTY CoURT.-William Han
cock qualified rs q notary public yesterday in
this court.
The estate of Elizabeth Irby was placed
in the sheriff's hands for administration.
A certificate was granted A. b. CottreH
certifying that he was citizen OF the county,
and having lost his arm during the late war.
and not having received an artificial one from
the United States or State of Virginia, is en-
titled to Communication.
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JOB PRNTrNG.-We call tho attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts sheris lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF oil kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags Hand-BiJls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks Drafts, &c, &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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SPHoroGFArHs.-- among the many newfnventiona
n tis art REEFS & Co havs recently received one OF
tie latest and best ever brought TO this city II Is
az instrument for copSins old pictures tno matter
how much defaced they may be). You can get
good copy, any size, at small cost.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BONDS
WINTER CLOTHING
WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.
OVERCOATS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS and VESTS,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
Is entirely too large for this period Of the season,
and with view Of converting them into
CASH CASH.. CASH!l!
will for the next thirty days offer Thorn without
regard to
COST OR PROFIT.
All persons In want will Gnd this splendid chance
to invest for their
FUTURE WANTS;
and an investment that will pay better than RAIL-
ROAD BONDS. NM. IRA SMITH, Agt,
I109 Main street,
10 a-eodst Sign Of the BIG FLAG.
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SPECIAL CoURT OF ArrEALs, YESTERDAY
The following business was transacted:
Strothcr Is. Strotier and ais. Motion for
rchcaring ovcIrulcd.
Glazebrook's executor rs. Harveys, &c.
Argument concluded for appellant.
Folkes & Winston rs. Rucker was partly
rcargucd for the appellants, and continued
till TODAY.
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TEMPERANCE LlDRARY.-The temperance
library, under the auspices Of Shockoe Hill
and Harmony Divisions, Sons of Temper
ance, was opened last night III the room
over Harmony Hall, Broad between Sixth
and Seventh streets. This library is open to
the public generally.
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Police COURT, THURsDAy.-Justice j. j.
White pesiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of
The case of Thomas J. Gayle, charged with
attempting to eNtort fifty dollars from Bar
ney johnson, was again continued until the
Sth instant.
Miles Shields, charged with feloniously OBJ
tanning, under false pretences, sundry arti-
Giles of wearing apparel Of the value of So,
the property Of some one not mentioned.
Case continued until the 18th instant.
Ida Harris was committed to Jail for three
days for stealing calico dress from Betsy
Il@asants.
John ii. Perry and Daniel Driscoll were
each required to give security in the sum of
500 for three months for their good beba-
vior. They were charged with abusing each
other.
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR TWO YEARS.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Andrew
James was tried and found guilty OF break
ing and entering the hen-houSe OF .. IL.
Lambeth in the nighttime and stealing a
number Of fowls. His punishment was nAeu
at two years in the penitentiary.
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Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, February 6.-The
block occupied by the Merchants Union
Express and the Massachusetts Mutual Life
Insurance Company was burned last night.
The Republican printing building narrowly
escaped. Loss, about $4,000.
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Safety of am Ocean steamer.

HALIFAX, N. S., February G.-Thc French
steamer Washington, nineteen days out, for
the safety of which fears have been enter
TUNED. has arrived here.
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surREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Judges Wingfield, Barton, and Mclaughlin
were rcappointcd judges of the Special
Court OF Appeals, and the March term OF
the court was fixed to commence on the first
day Of March, 1873.
Creme Us. Cullen Ell ais. was further
orr,Ic1
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NEW YORK, February 6.-Cotton dull and easier
sales o23 bales uplands, nc; Orleans, 2lsc. Flour
dull and unchanged. Whiskey unchanged. Wheat
dull and heavy; spring l@I2c. lower; amber west
crn, &2lOGl$2.l5. Corn heavy and easier. Rice &C:
tive ut SG1sic. Pork dull and unchanged. Lard
ilrmcr at st@lS!c. Turreutine firm. Rosiu dull
Tallow quiet ut st@9s l5-l6c. Frcights quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-07
Frtshtrul Explosion OF Torpedo.

T1rUsv1lIE, Pa, February Ga torpedo
which Andrew Dalrymple was secretly fill
ing exploded this morning with fearful effect.
Dalrymple, together with his wife aud child,
were instantly killed, and the house was
blown to atoms.