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ID DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE



Trains leave New YORK from foot Of Desbrosscs and
CortIaDdt streets as fo}iows;-
with Pullman palace cars attached, 80 A. M 5 and
$3.50 p. NJ. sunday. : and S:30 r. M
Erie Railroad division, connecting at Philade phia,
g;G a; M ~; for Will,amsport LOCK % Haven Cory and
Peocsm Pse s Genre M sad a % SoTy tor usve
For, Baltimore. Washington and the south-Limited
eseep exsTe or & Of rsan psr9r 40
i:l0 = NJ Regular at $40 a. NJ. and p. NJ. Sun
EXPRESS ior Philadelphia sis go A. M f2 80 s. T.
t;l9 8 5S,, sr and u night sunday, q !!
$50 and r ~ " IEmsrant ard sec9nd c!asf NJ
For Ns%srk atG g, Z 20 'i9 $40 IA ~ I'm,
55G sic 10 ii 30 P NJ, and IL night sunday, 70 7
For sJ Fas9SI4 S g. .a 80 "a I9 g S q "a ss I'D?
7:39 slG 70 II 30 p. NJ and IL night sunday I'd I
'0' sao taT siS 80 So 80 a. 20 S6 O. 5IG 80 s. 40 10 Is
m. and y night. sunday, $50 and 7P. NJ.
lOA NJ, 2:Sl 80 and p. ~
For. New Brunswiek, 40 and sA NJ, l2M. $40 4:3o,
For Bast Milestone, u noon, 3 10 and 30 r. NJ.
For Lambertyille and flemington, 93J A. NJ and r ~
For BordenowD Burlington, and Camden, 20 and 9 30
A. M, 1870. 20 and 2. NJ
For Farmingdse and squan, 20 A. ~ and2P NJ
Amb9y, 2aso p N For fighistown and Pemberton.
Trains arrive @ fOIlows;1From PIgs3grs 49, eSo A.
NJ 1d5 5i5 and 10 III r. NJ sunday, 8 20 a. N, and
l9IP n From philadelphia, 5:l0, 6zl g ~ i9l5
DAY, 5:1O 6zn 80 II 55 A. NJ, $40 and 10 .27 P.
Ticket offices 525 and 9i groadway, No Ast9r House
cket Offices No Battery place NO & CONF II st[eet
ID, NJ BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agent
FR4Sx TpONsps. General MANAGER.
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LINE.

" NOTICE.
WIN view OF diminishing the chances of collision
The steamers OF this line take speced all
on the outward passage from Quee to New York
or Boston crossing the meridian 81 at 43 latitude or
nothing To the north of Al -
On tne nome ward passage crossing the meridian of 50
~ ~ iantnde or nothing to the north of AZ
THE EklTIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERFOOlt CALLING AT CORK HARbOR
.r,rn From NEW YORK. FROM NKw YORK
sA pARrHiA. Sat, Sep. Ig ABYsSINIA. Wed, Oct
Wed, sep. 23 CHINA SAT- Oct 10
ALGERIA. Wed, Sep 50 JAVA. 49,. sat Oct II
and every following Wednesday and Saturday from New
YORK Steamers marked do not steerage
gers Cabin passage $50 $ln $3.50, gold, according to
accommodation, Return tickets favorable terms.
steerage at lowest Steerage tickets from Liver
pool and Queenstown and all of Europe at lowest
For freight and cabin passage apply at company's
otce, No Bowling Green For steerage passage al Ill
Broadway, Trinity Building
CHARLES o. FRANCkLYN, Agent
to P IL DUVERNhT,
Clark and Ran ndnlnh rec
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Il UNnED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will from
New York tollows:-
GOEInE, tapttih wilson september y
LESslNG Captain foosbuy October
from bsgle Line pier, foot OF first street Hoboken.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
Cabin-tirst saloon sI2o gold second saloon sou gold
Stcerage, "a, currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Hambury S2i currency.
For freight apply 70 FUNCH, EDYE CO., N South
william street
For passage apply TO KNACTH, EACHOD 4 KUHNE,
General AGents. lI3 Broad way.
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A NCHOR LINE.
n NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY,
from company's piers 70 and Il North River New York.
AUSTRALIA Wed, Sept !6 ETHIOPIA, sat, Oct.
B0LIv!A Sat, Sept " CALIFORNIA, sat, Oct 10
ELY Sat, Sept. 26 UTOPIA. sat Oct IL
Rates Of passage payable in currency
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY
OR BELFAST.
CABIN 500 TO $50 according 10 accommodations. Return
tickets issued at reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE, SS: SrEERAGE, SIS.
or as low as by any other first class line.
Drafts issued Tor any amount at lowest rates
Send tor circu lars giving further information,
pans office, No Z Bowling Green.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship HOnENZOLLERN. Captain W. Norden
holt will sail on Wednesday. September Ii, at p. NJ.
from Bremen pier. loot OF Third street. Hoboken be
followed by
steamship DoNAU,, Captain Il A. +. Neynatcr, on
Saturday, September la
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON HAvRE AND
rq.s, c.,;, BRLMEN ,oo
SECOND C2bIn tGoD 60
OELRICHS & CO, Agents
No. 2 Bowling Green.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CUBA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf. foot OF Grand street, Jersey
CITY, al A. H., on Wednesday, 10th inst
CHAS G. tkANCKLYN,
No. Bowling Green, New York
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPANY's MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this favore for the Con-
hpent tbeing more sopthery than any other Will sail
from pier No 81 North River rs follows-
WILLIE DE PARIS. Dapre. Saturday Sept 10
PERElRE Surmout. SATURDAY., Oct
81 AChENI La chesnez. Saturday, Oct IL
Price OF passage in gold including wine-First cabin,
$l25; secoId, S7o third. S35.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
American travellers by taking this ne avoid both
transit BY English railway and the discomiors of
ing the Channel, besides saving time trouble and
pense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent IS Broadway
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

-SifiZESS LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS
"a North and West-Elegant steamboats, daily Satur.
days excepted r. NJ, from pier 80 Norh River foot
OF Leroy street Fare low
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NATIONAL LINE.
~ NOTICE.
1he mos. souherly route has always been adopted by
this company AVOID ice and headlands.
From piers Al and II North i.iyer.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT Oct 3, IL a NJ. SPAIN sept Ig 10 A. NJ
ITALY, sept II, 8 A NJ. ERIN, sept %, 3 r. NJ
FOR LONDON DIkECT,
HOLLAND, - -, Tuesday, Sept -, at l r. NJ.
Cabin passage, $40; $50 currency steerage greatly
reduced prices. Return tickets reduced Pre-
paid steeraee tickets from liverpool the lowest rates.
Apply al the company's Office, No 50 Broadway.
r. W. J. Il UkST Manager
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
l and Fall Rver.-The world renowned steamers
BRisfVL and PROvIDENcE leave pier y North River
NJ Through tickets sold all principal hotels in the
city. Hairs Band engaged for the season.
FOE SEA CLIFF COLLEGE POINT, WHIrEsT0SN.Et'
i Clty Island. Glen Cove by stage from Sea CliH,
Motifs Dock Port Washington Dy stage and Glenwood. -
steamer GENERAL SEDGwICk will leave pier "a East
River second pier below the Bridge daily. Sunday ex
eepted, at SS Thirty third street 3:i5 returning
leaves sea shn at 40 making all landings. Freight re-
ceived at pier n until r. NJ
CTONINGTON LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
- The new and magnificent steamer
RHODE ISLAND. every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, and the elegant steamer
5P. NJ, arriving in Boston ahead OF all other lines,
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAN TO QUEENS
u Town and Liverpool
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River
WYOMING Beddoe. september q, at 80 p NJ
NEVADA, P1ce. September % ais NJ
Cabin passage. $50; steerage at lowest rates
Prepaid tickets ri lowest rates.
Passengers booked 10 and from Paris, Hamburg Nor
way ana Sweden dc. Drafts Ireland England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS a GUION 20 Broadway
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A MEXICAN LINE.
~ HE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Weekly mall steamship service between
Philade phia and Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown.
sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia and
sailing every Wednesday IRON Liverpool
The following steamers appointed TO sail from
- philadelphia
.ABBOTSFORD Sept II OHIO. ................O Oct
PF,EYN,NsYLVANLA sept "A ,KENILW ORTIZ. Oct l.
PtICBs OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin, $40 TO 500 according 70 accommodations.
Steerage and Intermediate Tickets 10 and from all
points, at the lowest rates
steamers marked with star DO not carry inter
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed Ample attendance is provided. Every steamer
carries q surgeon and stewardess.
These supplied with life RATS in addition
to the usual hieboats ana lie prescrvers.
Through tickets and through bills of lading issued
between all prominent points
FOR passage rates Of freight and other Information ap
GEO W. COTTON, Agent, 81 Broad street New York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent
No. battery place, New York.
PETER WRIGHT SONS General Agents.
U7 walnut street, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON SPENCE 4 CO.. LIVERPOOL
N j. CUMMINS 4 BRO.
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CREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BEIs foL FNGLAND) DIRECT
The steamers Of this line will sail pier IS East
River as follows
GREAT WESTERN, Windham Tuesday, September 10
COhN WALL SIimIer tuesday, september y2
Cabin passage SO; Intermediate S45 steerage, $50
currency; excursion tickets, SlAL
Apply to the agent, 10 South street
L. E. MORGAN,S SONS
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INOR YONKERS DAILY.
II Steamer SAPPHO
leaves Pier No 2 North River foot of Barclay street
l0:3J A. VI. ana AIS r. NJ, landing at Twenty-fou ST
Manhattanvilie, Carmansviiie, and Fort Washington
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THE STATE LINE.
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail from
pier 6 North River, AS follows:-
STATE or INDIANA. ...-......... Wednesday Sept 23
STATE OF GEURGlA: Wednesday, Sept. 80.
STATE or PENNSYLVANIA.......W Wednesday. Oct T.
STATE OF FLORIDA. W dine ay Oct H.
aud every Wednesday thereafter taking passengers at
through rates to all ports of Great Britain Ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
steerage as low as by any other line.
apply 10 AUSTIN, BALDWIN a CO, Agents,
No. u Broadway
steerage Office No. 10 Broadway.
INMAN LINE-soUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, Sept. l9 at II A. NJ.
CITY OF BRUssELs saturday sept 25 at =. N.
ClI1 Or CHESIEk saturday, oct 3, at noon
CImIYY OF R!GHMOND saturday, oct 40 at r. ~
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, Oct II, at 10 A N.
CABIN passage, S8) and 800 gold
steerage to and from all points at reduced rates.
Cabin and general office No. Is Broadway.
Steerage Offices 50 Broadway and pier North River
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
LroR CARnIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALI.
II other points in England and Waies.-The South
Wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pelnsylvana
Railroad wharf, Jersey City, as foliows:-
PEhBkOkE wednesday SEPT 10
First Cabin passage SIS and $50 eaTrehcy Second
stcerage cerfcses from Cardiff S33 currency Drafts
81 and upwards For further particulars apply 70
ARCHIBALD BAXTER Co, Agents.
II Broadway, New York.
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A DAILY FAMILY EXCURSIONS.
IA. TO kOGKAWAY BEACH.
The popular Souno steamer
AMERICUS,
on and after September & will leave every day fol-
lows:West Eleventh street. North River at st8 NJ,
@ barclay street North RIVER, a. $50 A NJ pier No
A. NJ. Returning, leave Rockaway, at4 p. NJ.
Fare S5c. Excursion tickets, tOc
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To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Mr.. Francis D. Moulton, IN his lawyers plea TO
MIR. Beechers published statement, devotes nearly
Q column OF his pictorial organ to convict the
great preacher ofuntruthfulness In saying that he
thought the so-called '.etter OF contrition, COM
mitted to Moulton in confidence was destroyed
and burned up" and he produces me on the stand
NJ his witness in the following letter.
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EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.

OALY'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
~ twenty eighth street and Broadway. Begins at 81
over at H.
Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDALl
A GREAT HITl |
Shcridar's immortal work in its remodelled form
ceved with tumnuous applause by crowded houses. and
conceded by ali 10 be the
RICnEsT COMEDY ENTERTAINMENT
before the public. Its GREAT SUCCESS induces
Mr.. DA LY to postpone the production OF all other
elites for the present and to the SCHOOL FOR
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Thomas Il.
Johnson (colored), national chief Of the
United Order Of the Vanguard OF Freedom,
installed the following officers ofD. 6. Divi.
sion, No. 1, u. o. of V. of F., on "Wednesday
night: Mary Jones, Richmond, 4. w. D. 7.
&C.; Isaiah Wright, Norfolk. +. w. y. 6.
|C.;L. w. Williams, Richmond, r. w. D. y.
G, e.: Polly Allen, Richmond, Z. W. u. U.
Sr. c.; Ammay Holmes, Norfolk, 4: W. u.
G. Jr. c.; Thomas r. Johnsop, Richmond,
R. w. D. G. Sec. ; A. Allen, Richmond, K.
W. D. G. Treasurer; Abraham Blntord1,
Richmond, R. w. D. G.. C. of g.; Jessie
Mayfeld, Norfolk, r. W. D. G. W.; William
H, Wise, Richmond, R. W. D. G. o.; Cary
Park, Washington, D. c., r. W. D. It. H.:
Kittie Jackson, Richmond, 4. w. u. G
Chaplain; T. Hamilton, Monticello, Fla, T.
". d. G.. Conductor; FL. Williams, Montl'
cello, Fla, R. w. D. 6. S. Conductor; Z. d
johnson, Richmond, R. w. D. G. E. Il: $:
T. King, Richmond, R. W. d. G. l.. d. ;
REPRESENTATIVES to the National Division, tc
be held on the first Wednesday in June
1875. at Monticello, Fla. Emeline Putnam
Mary Jones, Isaiah Wright, Polly Allen,
and Auimay Holmes. Appointment OF y.
D. G. C.'s: Cary Park, Washington, u. Z.
T. r. John on, Richmond, Va; Thomas Va
Wis. Portsmouth; James E. Blunt, Norfolk
T. Hamilton. Monticello, Fla; Rev. John
Scott, North Carolina.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE A meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Chamber of Com
meree was held last evening, Mr.. Thomas
w. McCance, president, in the chair. Pre-
sent: Messts. Joseph r. Anderson, Thomas
Potts, z. o. Noltins :, r. E. Blankinship, S
Fl. Hawes, Moses Millhiser, and John e.
Childrey.
The president laid before the Chamber
sundry papers from the Board OF Trade OF
New York in regard to the reciprocity
treaty with Canada, and inquiring the feel
ings OF the Richmond Chamber Of Com
merce in regard to said treaty.
On motion of Mr.. Blankinship the papers
were laid on the table. Mr.. Blankenship stated
that at the proper time he would bring in
series Of resolutions.
The president also laid before the Cham
Der a letter from the assistant secretary ol
the New York Board Of Trade, extending
certain invitations to the Chamber. Of Com
merce; which, on motion of General An
dersop, was laid on the table.
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DELEGATES TO THE SENATORIAL NOMISA
TING CoNvENTIoN.-At township meeting!
held in Henrico yesterday the following
delegates were chosen to represent the coun
ty in the Convention which meets at tht
Exchange Hotel tomorrow, to nominate 6
candidate for the Senate to fill the unex
pired term of Colonel John K. Connally, re-
signed:
Brooklyn Township: Messrs. John E
Broadus, William 3. Rose, b. E. Anderson,
George W. Carter.
Vartna Township: William Allen, Jacot
S. Atlee, Sr., and James Throgmorton.
Iuckdhoe To,cnship Charles E. Workman
r. T. Stoops, j. N. Hopkins, and a. B
Cottrell.
Fairfield To,onship: A. G. Anthony, W
G. Otey, G. w. Armistead, W. E. Barker
and C. II. Powell.
1t is understood that the delegates from
Brookland and Fairfield townships (9) will
vote for Colonel W. g. Darlington, and the
delegates from Tuckahoe and Varina town
ships (7) will cast their votes for General
Bradley T. Johnson.
In the city General johnson has sc votes,
Colonel Darlington 35, and DR.. McRae 10.
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held to answer before the Board Of: Police
Commissioners for drunkenness.
Richard Mason was fined g. go for being
drunk and disorderiy aud ,Jirles Wingtieid
~ for assaulting bis vile.
w illiam M0sely was sent to The grand Jury
upon the charge OF feloniously assaultirg
his brother Gillian With brick and Gillian
M0sefy was sent ON charged with assanlting
William Mosely with knife.
The sentence Of death heretofore pro-
nounced on q big Newfoundland dog belong
ing to Mr. Henry Spears, charged by Police
man Lewis Carter with being vicious, having
been suspended, was, upon further lnyesti-
CATION, yesterday reversed and aBnuiled.
The dog proved fine character, and it was
shown that when he went bounding 10.
wards the policeman it was In the spirit of
playfulness rather than viciousness. His
master asked bim, in presence Of the Cour,,
whetherh he had yiciot,sly attacked Carter; to
which he solemHly replied 9. No = by shaking
his shaggy head; and when asked, g Are
you a peaceable dog? he barked 8. Yes !"
in the most convincing manner. When
asked, !" Would you attack himie / were to
tell you."? he signiied assent by another se-
ries OF cheerful barks. Having proved that
the dog was a weli-breu, high-toned, amia-
Bile, and accomplished animal, Mr.. Spears
was discharged.
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THE THEATRE LAST NlGHr.-The parquette
of the Richmond Theatre was tolerably well
filed last night, but very few persons occu-
pied seats in the dress-circle. 1t seems we'll
nigh impossible to attract large audience,
or even full house, TO that place of amuse-
ment unless such stars as Janauschek, Char
lotte Cushmau, Davenport, Lawrence Bar
rett, or even Mrs. Oats, appear. Our people
are not satisfied with any second-rate acting.
Even when a good company comes to Rich.
mond, if they are not well known here they
play TO empty benches. They are disheart-
ened, and act their parts merely because
they have to do SO, and with no spirit or en-
thusiasm.
The programme last night was an attrac-
tive one. "The Ticket-ot-Leave Man " was
presented in excellent style, although some
of the cast were not fully up in thei. parts.
The drama Is by Tom Taylor, and Is one of
his sensational plays which has heretofore
been favorite witha Richmond audience.
Mr.. Pearson, who assumed the character
of " Bob Briefly" is good actor, and not
Withstapding some embarrassments under
which he labored, he played his part in the
entertainment very well. Miss De Forrest
was May Edwards" and was (as some of the
ladies who were there have already said) "jusi
as sweet as she could be-" Mr.. Southard-
"Hawkshaw the detectiye-was capital
The three rendered the evening very enjoy
able. Mr.. Pearson reminds US Of Bishop
who, by the way, appears at the Theatre or
Tuesday evening in Hand and Glove" ).
The rest OF the company did very we'll
The atterpiece was the familiar farce entitled
"My Neighbours Wife"
Tonight, and ct the matinee tomorrow
| afternoon, "Tbe Honeymoon will D.
TTicket.of. Leave Man" will be repeated.
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND YoUNG MAN IN
New YORK.-Intelligence was received by
telegraph On yesterday s the death at
O'Clock that morning Of Mr.. John E. Tanner,
late of this city, In the thirty-third year OF
his age. Mr.. Tanner was native of Ala
bama, but came to this city in early boy
hood, where he obtained situation at the
Tredegar Works with his uncle, John F.
Tanner, Esq; and there he remained until
a few years ago, when he went to the Metro.
politan IrOn-Works of Messrs. William E.
Tanner e. Co. His eminent ability in his
profession secured for him the position of
general manager of the Hudson River Iron
Company's works, at Poughkeepsie, N. Y. !;
to which place he removed the latter part of
last July, having then just married. His
remains will reach the city to-day, and his
funeral will place from the Second Baptist
church at o'clock this afternoon.
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ursr,ses CoURr-Judge Gmgon.-Yester-
day the grand jury found indictments tor
misdeameanor against the FOLLOWING PERSONS
and were discharged for the term:
a' Hnckless s. Jones, Gentry & Co., William
Williams, Jack Johnson Aaron Washington gsa3
william johnson, /. e. Madison, b. l.. Pee,,
James j. mes E. Hickman, Il. B. Grubbs, Spence, Spencer
G Rrown. Barton, Buck & Co., W. Carleton:
HITT W;1,;am TinsIey. William Hope, Patrick
Reedv. y siIs L. Valentine, James Allen, John
Gillian Gillian Mosely (colored) was q, tried saoaa,1 and
found guilty of assaultng Willa9 vsd M0ssls s
fine + ~ Of 81 and six months confinement II
Jail. ~. ..o,ao,,t; to be
entered in the case of William MoseleS,
charged with assaulting Gillian Moseiy VIII
: James T. Martin, charged with bastardy
was discharged. 80, .,.,,o.
Adjourned until this morning at II o,cloch
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him with q tale Of how Chief Justice Mar
shall had once been swindled out of abou
$500, and how the Chief Justice,, seHsfbli
man that he was, was glad to compromise oi
At another time one Of the sswindlers wa!
brought to the st. Charles Hotel tby q detec
tive to effect a compromise with Mr.. .Fowlkes
but he was at that time acting under other
advice. ~ {
Mr.. CD. Wise was introduced BY The
Chief of Police to Mr.. Fowlkes, and after
many trials and tribuiations, much walking
talking, and bargaining, Messrs. Page and
Wise got 1886 returned to Mr. Fowikes.
and Mr. Fowfkes signed a receipt in full oi
all demands. 81 iz.5,; L9
Yesterday, upon information received,
Captain Disney aud Detective Kendall
ODRyer arrested John Dull, William Duke,
and Mr.. Fowlkes's supposed .countymani
John 4. Keiser, and they were all taken to
the Second station, where they were. fully
identified by Mr. 5FoWlkes. Duke was
pointed out as the cashier, or pretended lot
terry agent, and Dull as the third man pres
ent at the transaction. They will have; an
examination before Police Justice White this
morning. He; was applied to to bail them
last night, but refused.
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Mrs. Go >DwYN's READISGs.-An audience
composed OF the elite OF the city greeted Mrs
Goodwin at Association Hall lust night
She charmed every body present. and her
readings and recitations were greatly en-
loved. The lateness of-the hour precludes
any further notice Of this distinguished Vir-
ginia lady; but we may say, in conclusion,
that it is not at all surprising such refined
entertainment as that which Mrs. Goodwin
afforded last night should attract large au.
dierce of Richmond people. Judge Ould, OF
this city, introduced Mrs. Goodwin in most
touching and eloquent manner.
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FIRE INSURANCE.


y \. WALKER d CO., GENERAL IN
EI,,,SsIkAhCE AGENTS. lola MAIN STREET,
-,C''hnND' Va, representing the
SIESStJh BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
in,,..t' " tpafAkY, cf Londen and Edtn.
80, Ht'a"i-capltal, VI Q, 100000 gold;
p,e; "AIpA 49,, INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincip.
y%yAnATTAS2 Fl! fi.f 'fSSiYygg4S iSsiiyg4ScE coMpA.
e. -, t't Ns" lpft--aAsets over S50O.000;
con-. Ehtkh INSURANCE AND BANKING
SD GHGNN.i OF Lyuchburg, Va.-ssssts owe,
Bt1aI;;;,A' NIAC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
,,'.!t., ,'ni!t., ~ F.-aasels over 100000.
U0 iI'eE Win The Treasurer " Virginia, 81 co..
a., '"l,'9 eq"itshly adjusted and promptly paid
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