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New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
The STATE OF TRADE.

IoVpoS Jan 5-1I m-Coaso opened 9eiG92i or ro-sy,
aal % aRl Tor account United FyeTFeuy ho1d %
DID, sg; l.ssa, 93,i TenFOfc s0 New fye sC Bre kaRA
shares. 5Oi
PAKIs. Jan. l5-s. m-Rentes opened at 5iE &c -
LyERPoOt JlB. I5l m-tott0n 01ened dull Nidlrg lP'
suds l0dlOid: Nifiing Oreans, l0 Gl0ld
LoxDOS, Jan. Isl .. n-Eue Railway shares ~. -
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Isl mCotol aati Mtiirr Upanis m
MJdng Orleans 0ldlea Sales Of Cotton shipped hom s-'A9NA
OF Charleston, December ani January. NJ . l3l6t
LIVERPOOL l54 HCoten closed duD with dovuvari
enency Mldlug Upland l0d; Milling Orleans lJd ne sie !
day have 10000 bales including 1900 for secHshoo sht
EXPORT OF the ssles Cotton dly~
cradle this mon shipped from savannah or Charleston have been maze
st esd.
LoSpos Jan I5-S D. mThe rate Of discount months
below the Bank OF England rate
The Exchange Government
England by per Cousnls oe a
9Hlt for 909il the aco0unL Amencn euraee
unchanged Ere Railway shares, 49,
PARIS, Jan l5-p m.-Rene closed A 5n &c.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l5-5 p. m-Beads;uth are dali.
L0sDoN jan l5--Re6ned Petroleum, 22d. per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
tn of which 1t lost heavily, declares its usual semi

both Of which It lost heavily declares It's usual semi
annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 10th
inst, at the New-York office, 17S Broadway.
The coupons of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Central Railroad of Iowa are payable on presenta-
ton at the banking ghousc of W. b. Shattuck 81 Co.
The Phenix Fire Insurance Company OF Brooklyn
has declared semi-annual dividend OF per cent,
payable on the 10Th inst.
ssmi-annual dividend of 81 per cent has been de-
cared by the Howard Insurance Company, payable
on and after Jan. 1s.
The Continental Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared a dividend Of 81 per cent payable on demand.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Nora {arer RAJ rcdfs
J,N pkgs Ashes Bceswar 61o balc' Cotton y hags
D. Peas pkgs Dried Frn S2l Dbl. Egc 3s3 ai iuf,
900 wheat oush Com. jj25 gsl oats f9 bls ~
1880 bush bags Grass Seed liJ bags Fezcfd ~ L.
Beans bbs Corn Meal - bales ops, il hie5 tses ii
1851 sides Leather bales Ji3 bis Spirits IurpennrF I
bbs Ron llOpkgs Ocake To- pkg. PORK II pkg, Beet '- pg
Cut Meats pkg Grease 1913 pigs Lard 2O pkgA turf -
pkg C-sse Talow Dressed Hogs 50 bags Penai
2la pkgs Rice Starch les Tea Us h4l ~
boxes Tobacco 10 bb whisky, 20 baes wool " b'
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
HAVANA EXCHANGE.
DOMESTIC MARKETN

H,v,sA Jan. -BIchange-On United States days ~ s
2t02i premium short sight 2bG G26t per premium
London 3a3t premium Pans 2ld2l per pres-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Skies, 1861; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
q; Reading Railroad. 56!; Pennsylvania Rail
road. 81. Gold. ll2l
The old Phenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn.
Notwithstanding the Chicago and Boston Gres. in
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

State bonds were dull and steady in tone, though
Tennessees went off to 79.. Only few transactions
were reported, and these at quotations nearly the
same as those last given. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

Gold was pretty active and quite irregular to-day
In the morning the price from 1l2 to 1l2!, tho
over sales of yesterday creating an unexpected de-
mand for gold to deliver, and which commanded
bonus of 9th, balances frequently lending Hat.
Foreign exchange, which opened steady, soon be-
came easier under better supply of cotton bills,
and prime drawers reduced rates tan eighth. This
counteracted the effect of better currency de-
mand for time and the price settled back to liz
again. The final quotations of consols coming 7!
lower gave the late market additional strength,and
the price advanced to closed at ll2.0ll2 In
the gold loan market the rates 80 g. 2, and per
cent for carrying lGi, fat, and per cent paid for
borrowing, and finally 3 per cent on the carrying
side. The Sub Treasury paid out $2S70O0 in coin
interest and $1,000 called bonds, and will sell
million gold tomorrow. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared
S5l 5l,34SOOO; gold balances, S2233,5i5; currency
balances, SO, 446. The following were the quota
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
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sIal.sOO

The Government bond market recovered from yes
terdays depression, and firm tone pervaded the
list 1sSls (sixesl sold at 115s 1s62s at 1l3lGl3l
1868 at 1l4O115; 1858 at 1l4 and currency 6s at
l13lGll3l. The largest transactions were in lS67s
but the demand for other issues more important
than yesterday. Fisk & Hatch report as follows at
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Cimbria win close at 1890 p m, at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 80 and SO pine-st.
The money market worked very easily at per
cent on call, where Government bonds were pledged
and at on ordinary Stock Exchange collateral,
borrowers being readily accommodated at these
figures Just before p. M, however, some tardy
borrowers had TO pay as much as coin, but at the
close money was currency interest again. Discounts
are unchanged.
The offerings of bonds to the Treasury to-day
amounted to only S2s,GOO at 11l.9S to 1l2.3S. The
Treasury bought $4,000 at 11l.9S0lll.99. The de-
tails arc "a under.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16
New Publications.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
RICHMOND HILL SEMINARY
Lo~Nian thorough
eduos tou. Number VI pFpils hmled 80 % Address
Mrs LAURA n LYMAN Richmond Hill, Long Island, n y.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

CHICAGO, DANvILLE AND YNCENNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-
The road earning dividend on its stock beside i'll
terest on its bonds. But small amount remaining
Apply personally or by letter TO
w. b. SHATrUCk & CO., % Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1873-01-16

The COUPONS on the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, due Jan. -, will
be paid on presentation at the clearinghouse OF W.
b. Shattuck 81 Co.. % Nassau-st
&. &. GILMAN President.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

DEATH OF JOHN DllscoLL-CoRoSER'sI IN
oUEsr-ARHEsT OF GEORGE W. BRowpER. &c.
Pursuant 10 adjournment the jury met Sa-
turday evening to inquire into the cause of
the death Of John DriScoll, found dead on
Midlothian near Broadrock road.
After hearing testimony the case was ad-
journed to Sunday morning on account Of
the absence of material witnesses.
During the examination George W. Brow
der was committed to Jail for twenty-four
hours and 6ned $40 for contempt Of court.
Sunday morning the examination was re-
sumed, and at . O'Clock the jury returned Il
verdict that the deceased came TO his death
from intempcrance and exposure.
immediately after the rendering of this
verdict warrants were sworn out against
George w. and Edward Browder for assault
and highway robbery. The tir>t-namcd was
committed and the latter bailed for his aD-
pearance yesterday morning.
Yesterday morning the examination took
place before Justice Martin.
William AmbcrS appeared for the Com
monwealth, and S. NJ. Page Tor the prison.
eS. After bearing the testmoney Edward
Browder was honorahly discharged, and
George W. Browdcr WIS sent on TO the Cir
cult Court without bail.
John DriSc1ll, the deceased, was an Irish
man, about sixty-scycn years OF age, and
was generally regarded rs al noiiensive,
upright man.
George W. Browdcr, the accused, is well
known in this place, was Il member OF the
Elliott Glays, and was generally esteemed
ty bis comrades.
PUBIC MEErISG.--A meeting of the citi
Zens Of Manchester was held 1T the court
house Saturday night. DR.. \, Monteiro wa;
called to the chair and II. b. Witter ap
pointed secretary.
DR.. l.. X. Chiics, On behalf Of the towr
| trustees, made statement of the receipt:
aud disbursements OF the present board anC
other statements; which gave perfect salts
faction.
Me<Srs. McRac, Clarke, and others, alst
spoke.
The President was authorized to appoint
a committee OF nine 10 confer with tht
Trustees on the question of town charter
after which the meeting adjourned.
CHESTERFIELD CoUEr.-The County Court
was in session yesterday. Colonel Wool
dridge, treasurer elect, and c. III. Flournoy
sheriff elect, gave bonds. \ great deal o
unimportant civil business was transacted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

Sr. PETERS Total ABSTINENCE SOCIETY,"
The annual meeting of st. Peters Total Alb
stinence and Beneficial Society, OF Rich
mond, Va, was held at Cathedral Hall on
Sunday evening. The report of the trea-
surer shows a balance Of S1S1.40 on hand
for the year, after paying all expenses Incl
dent to organizing. There are ninety-tive
members on the Society's roll at present,
being an increase of sixty during the year.
There were only nineteen relapSes during
the same period. The Society has library
of 131 books.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Rev. F. Janssens, president
and chaplain James Sherry, first yice-presi'
dent; j. L. w Whitaker, second yice-president
NJ. P. Joyce, recording secretary Juan A
Pizzini, financial secretary :; N. G. Doherty.
treasurer Thomas Cox, Joseph W. Laube
and J. NJ. McDonough, financial committee
n. Fl. Whelan, serseant-at-arms; Thomas
Byrne, librarian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

OFFICE ENGINEER JAMES RIVER IMPROVE
ursr. THIRD FLOOR BANK OF COMMERCE, RIcH-
yoyp. December 8, lS73.--hesTs. 7. d, 4 d,
Richmond, Va: Having noticed in the
Djspntch of this date your query regarding
a blockade of the port of Richmond on the
NIGHT of the 9th instant. and stating that on
YOUR W passage up the river that night you
We're s.ordered to halt" from dredse lying
in M the vicinity of "Powbasan," whica
order not being obeyed you. were fired
upon six or seven times; have maae M
m investigation to-day, examining the
yyatrhInen of that night, together win
members of the crews present, and all say
that there was no firing from any dredse,
though some from n passing craft. v,
! will be pleased to see either Messrs. J..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

VIRGINIA OrERAII-oUsE-THE LECTURE
LAST NlGuT.-Dr. Willct's lecture on Sun
shine or, The Secret Of IL Happy Life de-
liyered at Virginia Opera-House last night,
was a rich intellectual treat of 4 grade rarely
offered by public lecturer to Richmond
audience.
The Doctor has genial, attractive man.
ner, and freely intcrmingles happy ilustra-
tions and amusing anecdotes with practical
good sense.
Certainly, everybody who heard him last
night should have brighter, SUMMER views OF
life in all its phases.
The subject selected for tonight is, "Thc
Model Wife,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

THE STRONGEST EVIDENCE oF TIE SUPERIOR
IrY Of PHOTOGRAPHS taken III the LEE GALLERY
i contained ia the OrITlOSS oil the FOLLOWING:
REV EREND GESrLEMES:
TIE PICTURE or MISISTEEs present at the late
baptist Memorial Meeting, 'akcr 1T the LEE CAL
LERY IS the best executed group have ever seen,
and We hope II will find place In every family.
WILLIAM d. THOMAS. J. Is. TAYLOR, Jr..
~ WILSON, ALEX'E II. SANDS,
WILLIAM r. HATCHER, DAVIS RAGLASD,
j. l.. VI. CURRY, &C. BITING,
j. X. GARLICk, j. j.. BURROWS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

ROLL OF HONOR At TnE RICHMoSD HIGH
ScuooL.-The following is 4 list OF the pu.
pis on the roll of honor ut the Richmond
High School this week: Matte Bagby,
Laura Bracket, Lena NJ. Duke, Cora Elliott,
Mary f. Fox, Ada w. Lee, Sue McWiliiams,
+. Michelbacher, Julia +. Mitchell, Annie
b. Pace, Annie Plcasants, VI. Belle Pleasants,
Fannie L. Power, Mary Rady, Belle Wade,
Carrie T. Walters, Belle Il. Woodson, Frank
Anderson, George II. Armistead, 5. T.
Beveridge, Lawson Dearborn. jacob Ezekiel,
Samuel Reynolds, William A. Smith.
Attendance-99 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

~frrl,ar <cu-mnn,hlv meeting oc the
,.> touncil wa held Yesterday afternoon
In iar truuc.l chamber. Present: Thomas
u W>vuc. Esq. PRESIDENT. and Mc>>rs
.-..i,liu. H,S>irux. Bra>c'man, CottrciI,
r.,,. Eu1.i>a ot Marshall. English of Mon
:... ru-rc-,rr. IloI, Higgins. Jones. Lips
,.ma Manly, Mc'I=cr. NcwNcrry. >tarAc,
~..r Il jefferson. Strau>. Talbot. Tower,
\.:.!.ryaIl. Wagner. and Williams.
s7KYE-- GENERALLY.
>.,y,,rry from IN, Committee. ON
,,r},Di,t..S - rc,ar. a.kinc tho 1hoD-
..n t,It,,,;n, rrsolr,;o,.
,.t..,,.1. fr., c,,n,r,,.;n~s fnr CITY grading
,s:- dow ,p.,..,h,r ~ ,nn.,..,.t h.
.+ r;,,,., .,,, >,,,,., IA rnrr.-
,,.,, ,h'' y.,r, IilrIv ~ ~. dom.,rrd
.,,.,.,r,ror, or work hcr.,ntnrr nr.
aaur. and which fhry had prr-
.,,,.,,,,,,. ~ increasing, ,hcir number
.t~,. ,,,,l c,r:,: therefore,
- .",| 13,,l ;hr cn,nn,irtar rrro,,-
..' ..r,.l IN v;n,v nr ,l, ,ir,u,n.
i,'"" ~ .'. ,;.., ..;l .,,,,,,.,,-
,."-''> % '.'' ,'.,,t' ti,o '1,,,t;,,,r 80
',"'''1.s' ~ t,>r',,',.r', ~" o~Inr"a ord '"
'.""' - t,'n .,vr'.;l tn,,, ,'''rt ~
,.>'" ''s', ''s','. =; n,,,s,. ,rn,L alrn,d,
'.'' ,,,, ,n,,,.,,i,,,. -. tInv mav
aa.,A,,"r direct provided HAt tue city
AL M. Il called N.'"n TO i"E |" Tue Sald
,."..Ar;o1> = larger sum t'Wii :!,V90 until
-. l-t & February n"Ei.
''', 10y 49, - ~ I. ",l,,
(. >#.. -!lGIn- ~ ht> aiF"ad! been recon-
a,. Ill b! tuI> coIAmutcc. approved hl tue
t...,... aau suspended. IL Morc, Gnucr
--.... rider OF l0th November.
.r committee also recommend that the
,H.., r.. ,-.;itions be granted: Edmond Il
n.,.a.y.i. Talbot sons, and others. for
CONDEMNATION Of property on Dock street to
,.iDn ,aii street. commissioners having re-
r.a.,N roui.muci property for that pur-
l.,-,.: Frank Anthony for permission 10 place
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

POLICE Court, MoNDAY--JuSttce Hh'te.-
Edward Wood. charged with breaking and
entering into the store Of j. I. Quarles In
the nighttime, and carrying away lot OF
boots and shoes on the night OF November
18th. was sent on 10 the grand jury.
John Nagle, guilty OF an assault upon
Mary A. Ladbrook, was fined -. ;,
Joe Taylor (negro), guilty OF an assauit
unon Mag Williams, was sent to Jail for
Andrew Tnsey (negro) was fined = ior
committing nuisance upon the street.
Philetus Tredo, guilty OF insulting Jose
mime Hudson and beating George W. Hud,
Son. was sent to Jail for ninety days ano
fined $40. .,s;,o
Saina Mayo (negro), guilty Of trespasslng
on the gremises OF Fanny Carrin gton, was
sent to jail for three months in default ol
surety.
William E. I.effew, guilty of being drunk
was sent to JUL for fifteen days.
Rachael Smith (negro) was fined 81 % loi
abusing and threatening Augustus Riley.
Archer Turner (negroj, guilty OF stealns
80 from the person of Shack Watkins (neSro)
was sent to Jail for ninety days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

PERSoEAL.--Mr. John b. Graut, formerly
of the Continental Fire Insurance Company,
New York. has been appointed assistant
secretary of the City Fire Insurance Com
pany, of Richmond.
Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons has returned
to the city after an absence in the South Of
about four weeks.
Colonel ID. 5. Curtiss, General Deputy of
the National Grange is in Richmond. lie is
here making preparations for organizing the
Virginia State Grange of the Patrons OF
Husbandry, which will be Instituted before
the close of the month. 1t is also expected
that he will initiate subordinate grange III
this city early next week.
A gentleman from New York yesterday re-
ports that Mr.W. G.. Eiam, Of this city, now
correspondent Of the New York Times, was
to leave New York yesterday in the United
States >tcam-frigata Colorado for Key West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArpOISTED.-
The State Board Of Education has appointed
the folio wing district school trustees:
Louioun Coluty.-Jeiferson district, Ma
tllaniel Il. Heaton rtce james Grubb, term
expired.
Kappahdunock Con,ity.-Hampton dis
tric,, ibomas b. Massie; Wakefield district,
Charles r. White; J8gkson district. Duvid
w. Sllyey; Piedmont district, A. {. Swim
dler; Stonewall district, William Robson.
All reappointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

JEFFERSON HERE.-The people OF Rich
mond are always ready to patronize theatre
cal performances of the highest character.
AS Jo. Jefferson himself mot the other one,
as was reported) is to be here next Monday
night, and for one performance only, 1t VIII
be necessary only to mention the TACT 10
have Assembly Hall crowded to its utmost
capacity. We would not be afraid to insure
this result. jefferson draws crowds every
where. Everybody desires to see him once.
We regret that his stay is 80 short in hich-
InonI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAISlSG IN TIE
Posr- OFFICE DECEMBER 8.-P. B. Crowdcr,
Treasurer, Amelia Courthouse, Amelia coun-
tv, Va. Frank HumeS, Irvington Thomas
H. Leary, MattoaX depot, Amelia county, Va;
Mrs. Il. K. Thorn, 81 Symour street, Syra-
cuse. \. Y: John r. Smither, box 1913, Ohio.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

There was no report from Manchester.
There were two converSions-onc in First
Church school. the other in Grace-Strcct.
The question for discussion WAS then taken
up, being How much time should the pas
tors give to their schools -
Remarks were made by Rev. Drs. Preston
and Read, Me>SrS. Taylor, Price, SleiShf,
Howard, and others, which were all OF an
interesting character.
The subject for discussion chosen for next
meeting was "Whether it would be wise to
make formal addresses TO children"
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

SPECIAL Court OF APPEALS, MONDAY
The c,se of Hodgin rs. Richardson was ar
g,led by Colonel Guy for appellant and SUBJ
mitted, no counsel appearing for appellee.
Taylor rs. Palmer. Argued by Colonel
Orr for appellant and submitted, no counsel
appearing for appellee.
Harrison's executors rs. Prices executors.
Remanded to the docket of the Supreme
Court of Appeals.
The first case to be called to-day Is Dayis'>
executors es. Hancock and ais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

The MCNuLTY CASE, AGAIS.-Edward
McNulty was brought before United states
Commissioner Atkins yesterday morning for
examination Of the charges against him. As
the c:,se was about TO be taken up the an
nouncrmcnt of the death of Judge Under
wood was received, and the case was con-
tinued until to-day. In default Of bail in
$500 the prisoner was rcmanded to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09
TNHE PILGRIM EXHIBITION,
----------s---------
LECTURES.

pEV. \. \. WlLLETS, ID. D.,
ls OF PIiILhDELPlilA,P PA,
will deliver two of his
POPULAR LECTURES,
under tl" auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Richmond, at
VIRGINIA HALL, on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENISGS, December Sth and 9th.
MONDAY. December Slh. subject SCNSHiSE:
OR, THE PHILOSOPHY OF A ilAPrY LIFE.
TUESDAY, December 9th, subject: iHE MODEL
WIFE.
Lectures to commence at s o'clock.
Tickets FIFTY CESrS. For sale ri all the princi-
nal tIo o1k stores de .J-at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

TRANSFER PRlSTING-lNks-lnvalu To rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer
chants. manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and chanscless, AMI will copy sharp ant
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having JUS
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

BAILED.--ln the Hastings Court yesterday
Edward Word, charged with burglary. ap-
pca.rcd on writ Of hdbedS corpus in an ap-
plication for bail, which was allowed in the
sum of $500, and the case continued until
the january term Of the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

ASSEMBLY HALL.-The McGill Literary
Union, an association of amateur dramatlsts,
will give their first musical and dramatic en-
tertninment ut Assembly Hall on tomorrow
evening. They propose to present the Irish
drama "Robert Emmett" and to conclude
the evenings entertainment with musical
SOirGp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09
CHURCH NOTES.

MAsS-MEETISG OF SUNDAY-SCHoOL
INCONSISTENCIES AT THE BAPTIST
CHuRCIIES-OTHER RELIGIOUS EXER-
IsEs-pRESBYTERIAS sUSDAY-sCHooL
USIoN-sT. PETERS CATHEDRAL. YES.
TERDAY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

SUDDEN DEATH.-N Nary White, colored
woman, aged sixty-tre years, living at No.
COS Seventeenth street, dropped dead sud
denly h.te on Saturday night. The Coroner
viewed the body, and after learning that she
had been suffering for i long time from dis,
case, concluded that death was produced
from that catlse, and deemed an inquest ull'
u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION OF THE NlR-
GINA STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION will be
held in the hall corner of Ninth anu Main
streets-kemper kampaign kiub.rooms--
commencing at 10 o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-09

City CIRCUIT COURT, MosDAY--Judge
Weltord.-The case of Bennett Us. The
CITY of Richmond was tried, and verdict
for s77j rendered for the plaintiff. This was
a suit for damages for an injury done plain
titf's horse in crossinga bridge over Bacon
Quarter branch. -, :,
ran,l1,d