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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
DE Il. CEsRIsAY COnEs.,
SAN FRANCISCO 36.-PUERTO- RICO.

Gran surtido de mcrcancfas propas para In es-
tacion--Comretos surtido de h;ti-: de l..la lis
tas cuadros lsas propias para fuses meaios uee,
preadas c!taS-taSmrcs eli peas para Ia
mlsmo SUPER ores elegantes cortes de casimlr
ptoplos para panta!ony pautaion haleco,-SurtI.
40 general dH dries, alpacas merinos satenc eas-
Icotiiias, pano negro, aZul, verde color grana.-
rT"hria sea ianllia aZui, canioas, caaiseia. cal
loncllios. ca alcctIueS panuelos corbatas a. 20-3,;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
A l. NJ 0 n h ID A
en- prbellOn del % Jefe del Preside

Siendo tOdos los muebles nuevos dandOse
acknowledgements baIatos. Sc advierte que,
para mayor comohidad del que cOmpra venoe
son inalterables los precios tjados, IIoras de
- i todos loS 1ias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
1i:1STGT:o -Ic! vGY3F ooetaaero &c PrsrtC Rico.
SAAIDAc. LLEGADAS.
LLEGADAS.

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z Arecibo... 1ct idem Aguadilia' . fardc ?
Z 7ARuadilla. tarde 49,. Navapiia1 - idsm ,
= Mayagucz. naNana - Ponce. 80. ! iCnl' 3
9POnce..-.. s manana. - Arrovo 3 IA .
. AaIrsoJo--,. otaroes- un1nacao.... Ct tnrde..
~ y Se'o. 4mao2nts4~ taiardO.... mana.
y "Ia. 1p'-- ld"Al- l-.--a C4ait2L.-.. ] taId3.
% Capital .... mai ana :. . Falar,.n ~ mana s
i5 FaJardo... i din. FTnocan : pa~I < Z
Il Humacao 13 noche IrT1T" 60 90
= = lnAl1 1AGa Ponce -.-.. IL da...
. i%bc;ne.. May yagte2- 2 GlaTa :
-nay ooI q ,AguadllA... u tar1e. z
~ Capitai.... s III rama kTecitn 10 g
81 Arecibo-- I0l, en- A0Jiadilla . 80 80" -
% Agu2dills tarfle. Msvan;nz - ;In,''
3. stayaStez. na1ana.., , PoEce 3 idem Q
2: P"noe-.--... MARIANA. ;, AIrCyo deTo 3.
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q HamsCao... 4 III afana " Faiardo maSa o.
y Fa:ariO-. 8maNane CtnnitoJ t4ar5a - g g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
Ell BUEN PhECIO.
Gale de San Francisco aatmero 43.

En- este estabecimento Sc ACADIA de recibir
un complete suftido de mercancias inglcsas,
francesasy espanolas compuesto de Regencas,
bogotanes, gantes, coletas, panos, merinos, ba
tlstas de colores de hilo Y dc algodon tlancas
lisasy dc lstas, muselinas. linones, driles, gra-
bretafias, tarlatanas, cretona. =, camisas, CANT
setas, gr6s, perfumeria, flores artliciales, enca-
ges warandoies, de puro hilo, casimires, paiio
verde para billar y otros much a1tfcuos de
utilidad de fantasia para el uso de aml,os
SeXOs.
Todo 10 cual teuemos ell honor de ofrecer al
pdbico precios excesivamente m6dicos.-J.
Fonty Ca 8-1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
ANO 81.
PRECIoS DE ANUNCIos.

De una seis lneas de impression pubcandose hasta
veces reales cenavos cada rengon exceda de los
seLos pecos sen dobles cuando los anuncos hayan de
publcaTse en- numeros-Por amos admiten
anuncos precos convenconaes Los comunicaos cobra
ian 10 Sentavos Ia linea mpresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
CAG 2Egay.EnE.

CaGctllas dc 90 cigar0s corrientes papel,
orozuz o bl9nc0, a 8, cactilIas por Ieso, y
t0mahdo dc peso cn adclante 81 por peso.
Idem de 25 cigarros corIientes panel hlanco.
q FOR un peso, y tomanGo dc peso en- alcantc
28 ldem dc ~ cigariiIos cOrrlentes papcl ba =
co % p0r s., y tomando dc So en- adeianto %.
ldem de Is clgal rllOs erut sos papcl blance q,
y t0mando dc 50 en adelaute %. Cajetilas d.
IT. clSanlllOs giSantes 20 por TN peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

/ IBROS INGLESES .para contahlidad, car
Ateras, copiadores papel cuenta, cartas, So
bres, gonna, lacre, cola, plumas, cajas de
hero +. Ramos, Cruz 81. 3--1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
j q A N & A
TABLAS DE PINO.

fgAmericano superior Para reaizar 81 resto
d ] cargamento de 10 go'eta EHfn PerIias Sc
1etalla el millar de pies 363 pesos. j. Eusta-
luio Cabrera. Cruz 10. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

nRIOS cuidarse de clOs cubrirse con medias
il de meIino, calzoncillos, camisetas de a fra
nela infsima que no plea. Panoloues dobles
prOpiOs para WAGES sirviendo ademas para col
chas Ell dltim0 case se puede hacer un mag
nliIcO ttu de caSImir. + Ramos. "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

DORCELANA lNGLESA; alin quedan algu-
i nos miles de platOs en- la cobacna tilarm6ni-
ca d medic heal, intinidad de otras pleas
+. Ramos. 3-6
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+ | G II l z h N
niilar 1t-2(
| n L K r + S n N L r..

Habi9ndose hallado ell 20 del mes pasadO fren-
te al teatro una cartera que contiene varias car
tas, resratos, 1 vig6simo de bilete del sorteo
del mismo mes, billete entero de esta Isla y la
cGdula de yecindad del individuo. En- esta i'm
nrnnta harAr raznn. &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

A Los HACENDADOS.-Carr carretas eje
"A de MADEIRA de hierro bien CONSTRUED con
MADEIRA curada, cOches y calezas de segunda
mano Sc venden y compran +. Ramos Cruz 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

Ell FARFN Won EI5EAlBEkG cousuitn. ~ 81 ,ea
dlas on Ell hotel ue4 UniyeIso, ttonde tien ta
fnstrnsnf ntosy aparatcs la mayor parte &, su IS.
No1ae1l, que IT p "op ea lnsq IL ha Nepada qn-
cpsi~arnents de Viena Y 10 PARIS.
Ill Dn, Ill BARON EON Il SIHB ER,i ,lAts. ,.,,r
sntas gratis todos los v,ernes dese las nuove ha
Las oAee para los p0bres. ~ ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

nE Ia estancia dc D. Juan del T0r0 jurisdic-
Dcicn de Ia Carolina, ha desaparecido la no
che del l8 del ppdo. un pOtro zaino anna
rl.Io, edad amos, alzada crecente cola abul-
tada, erin cOpete pobre, pasO taconeado corto,
y en- lugar de Gl dejaron otro zaino en- NAL esta-
do; cl que de razUn de 81 su duelo ID. Teodo-
70 Garcia en- este pueblo sera generosamente
gIatitcadO. Carolina FebIerO de 1874 2--G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
NueUd mdquina de familia.

Sc remiten Catalogos listas de precios al
que los soicte DAVID \. RODRIGUEZ, Agente
general para cSta Isla.-FeItaleza 90. c-sn
LA Luz ECONOMICAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

NUADERNOS de ropa para lavar, c.,ntiene
Nlas So semanas del ano, sc da la mitad de la
h0ja 4 la 1avandcra quedandO la otra mitad
como talon para confrontar; el casa de Ramos
81 Cruz. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

de metal britanico con guar
i da brisas, quinques, lamparas, arailas, tu-
bos, bOmbas, mechas. f. Romos, flarmonia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
Sc ALQUILAN.

Los altos de la casa MIN. liz calle del Sol, sc
da barata, es fresca tiene bastante comod-
dad para una familia, calle de San Jose Ddme
70 ~ infOrmaran. 3-3
LAS NOl EDADES-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
ALMONEDA PUBLICA.

TOdas las existencjas del establecimiento de
Ramos veDderan martillo desde ell en-
trante Il las de Ia tarde en- su nuevo domciio,
% FOrtaleza. 1-10
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ANUNClO.

contestar las mnohas cartas de varias parties O
la lsla que 81 Sr. Baron Won Eisembarr m recibi1lo
Glene que deer que no yisltora ninpuna otra parte
tie la lsia para complaccr las repotdas sIipliea
do v2rlas dlstinguidas famias de Puerto ri o.
Eli DIR. LIZ BARON Won EISEM BERG
cnracion dc las enfesmedad, S de Old ) VISTn'
GARGANTA, aslna. afceoiones de Ia voz as tnfar-,
medades de 10 IARsNGE las RONCIIA> do los Pr {,
MONtS log des 'rirnes de la DIGESTION cortedna
lie RESFIRACI0N las afeceionea m6rbidas del HI
9ADO, lilD&O 2ESIA. DEBILIDAD do los NER
vlOS, todas ~ epfcrme dade que necesitan asis-
toncia medica quirtlr ica.
Los PkORFS
OJGS u fOS
Sc ENDEREZAN
h Ill
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
BOLETID MERCAlPIL
DE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGAN0 DR. Los BSPANOLES SIN CONDICIONRg.


EstadO general del NOV innicnlO o de enc
fermOs, de los ingreS0s egrcsOs en eI
AsiiO Nc san Antonio en- tOdO el am0
de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

DARATILLO de pOrcelana inglesa, platOs j
Dreal fuerte de real reales, sOperas, sale
ras, encurtideras, brandy, vinagre, vino je-
reE malaga, oporto, moscatel, champafa, bur
deOs, Cruz III. +. Ramos 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
Bara los baenos ZapatefOs.

Pieles de becerrillos negro mate de buen ta-
mano de las mejores faDricas de Nantes. Cha
roles superiores, d los precios mas limitados de
la plaza, en- ell Sol de Orc de ID. Severe Baston.
San Francisco numerO As &c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08
PIG 5Tgg

Paquetcs de una libra picadura prcnsada G.
centavos libra. ldem dc libra pi~adura prem
sa1a Il 80 centavoS libra idom de unt libra hi
cadula cilindrada Il 20 centavos Iibrt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

toRKEoS EspANOIEa DE Las ANTILLAs
40 AS 31EACEa de kseErSru e.e ks "a s. ba us
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-08

Nalle dc la FOrtale7a ~ recibe hoy tosdOs los
Ovcgetales de Ramos, los que realiza en- pu-
blica almoneda. l-10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

~--~~.~-~ p.y To PURCHASE
NJ IT ILL
,,,,s. LEVY BROTHERS. A"e' S'"
,x. ak Su; one price, aud tha' tue io""
FOR CASH ""'' " ...,,,.,s & large en,.
-, In drcxs goods Their assortment 10 '"e~'
h7"''"> ,,,.-, ,,., mems wear.
LNkETS from 81. 25 to so a pasf
'rIr.rrI 'r1,. r1.,.r,rIrnl.r,,ANNETs from 81 TO $50 pair;
CAilC" ,"M',,,, n.,,, 50 20 worth So and $3.50:
."''"'o ."''',gc IIo\+.Y-C COMB QUILTS at s1.2o
iAN"S 80.
worn .t,qy HoNhY-CoMB QUILTS at
Sl.'" ave. NV. w,I;syul.hs QUILTS at 81, sold
E>tra gnaA's MN"'
a.h,,y. G}nc sGo II S'' ,,,-. yrcn. two
,.r, v.tloru>> wArrs"'ca pure "''"' WV
ysrl> 'ons 81 :. W., %.pKISsatso 60, 75c.
,,aAIlaS or tRiA"f' ' 80 y
,;luptos3 per "o1eh'
S''',yr <,pklNS nj 81 .25, ~ so, S2, anu
lAEah-Si"S ~
80, ,.nAMl>X. for taolc-c'o'ns, in slI qualities
Ga 52' t" - per E,, sSt. -. :, 90 $50, g. and
H. e,.,, 10 :i2 re.dozcn;
pNN.,h 10 TON nltTTE. StI cSsra wide. d, sos. per
Wv. ,.r, worth 4oc;
..,.rn> DIAPER al sl.25 FOR piece vi 'e"
Tea
lN'', N"'' ,.,.,,,~ ;I,prx a,sl.5O worth 50,
nv ''n.,..rf tfc yards;
N. ".,'.,.,a.;; ,'.,.,. Ci.oTil DIAPERS and INDIA
!>Di ii-.tt . 49, -,
=. ,,,rir, AID NANpKERCfllEFsf from ~ TO
.-s.-I,yrn:
81 ~, mi,,,,,<nKERCulEFS from 75c
80 .s,,r dczea;
,..r., ryAKD sKIi:rs a, $50, 80, $3.50 ana
:;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

SPECIAL COURT OF ArPEALs, YESTERDAY
The following business was transacted in
this court:
Tunis's executor Us. Tonney. From the
Circuit Court of Norfolk city. Affirmed,
Judge Wingfeld delivering the opinion. .
PuIliam rs. Blunt. From the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond. Reversed
Judge Mclaughlin delivering the opinion.
Mallory u.s. Bell. From the Circuit Court
of Norfolk city. Affirmed, Judge Barton
delivering the opinion.
Jones rs. Adams. From the Chancery
Court Of the city Of Richmond. Reversed
Judge Barton delivering the opinion.
Bossieux Us. Clendening. Petition to re-
hear denied.
Hannah Us. Bond, Warwick rs Warwick
Remanded to the docket Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
Court adjourned sine die, having disposed
of very large amount Of business and won
the highest confidence Of the profession in
every respect, as itassuredy deserved from
every one.
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The FIRE YESTERDAY MoREING.--Just be-
fore o'clock yesterday morning dense
smoke was seen issuing from the basement
of the Southern Express office. The night
clerk promptly gave the alarm, which being
turned in at Box Al (Tenth street between
Main and Cary), was promptly responded to
by the Fire Department. One or two
streams of water soon put out what might
have been serious fire, and upon examina-
ton the damage was found to be lnconslder-
ablc-possibly may reach $500. There was
a number Of books stored in the basement,
and some of the company's papers, which
were partially destroyed. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused by spontaneous
combustion. Fully insured.
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CHURCH EoTEs.-At the Second BAPTIST
church on Sunday hight one person was

CHURCH EoTEs.-At the Second Baptist
church on Sunday hight one person was
baptized. -
Atthe Pine-street Baptist church Rev. j.
William Jones preached to large congrega-
tion In the morning. The pastor preached
at night. One person was received for bap-
| tism, three were received into the church.
and eight received the right-hand of fellow.
ship.
at the Leigh-s!reet Baptist church Rev.
DR.. Garlick preached in the morning an adj
mirable sermon on "FaithO At33 P. M.
communion was administered, and ut night
Rev. Dir. Massie, of Albemarle, preached
from the words "Jesus only "a sermon that
was sensible and to the point. III.
:'At.St. Johns (Episcopal), in fine morning,
the rector, Rev. DR.. Wall. in the course Of
an address touching the celebration of the
Lords Supper, took occasion to show from
the doctrines and formularies Of the Church
OF England and Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States that both. as
one, were utterly opposed to the dogma
Of the ''real presence" and of sacerdotal
functions In the ministry. To this end
the reverend gentleman read extracts from
the Articles Of Religion" bearing on the
points. He then referred to the recent trou-
bile occasioned by the withdrawal of an
esteemed minister-one whom he himself
valued highiy-trom the Episcopal Church.
1t was mistake which he regretted as much
for the man IS for the Church. But he could
not assent to the newspaper phraSeology that
there was "a split in the Episcopal Church."
There is no more a split in the Church than
there is split in the Rock of Gibraltar.
When large body left the Church of Eng
land on the rise Of Wesleyan Methodi>m,
ndt was not called q split in the Church.
no more were the many hundred conver
sl9ns 70 the Church of Rome which have
taken place of late years. The Church can
not De split. Those who leave her can but
form one more of the already too numerous
religious bodies around us. And be called
upon his hearers to bear in mind that tbe
Episcopal Church and the English Church
bear to each other the endearinS relationship
of tender mother and II loving dauehtcr
For himself, he was born in the church.
baptized in the church, raised in the church
confirmed in the church, ordaircd in the
church, and with the blessing of God he
meant to die in the church. He had nothing
to say of other churches. They had able
men to advocate their own cause. He was
not there to praise or to censure, to uphold
or condemn his ncighbors. But he would
ask his own people to join with him in
saying:
"God bless the Church Of Ensland-thc good, the
true, the brave!
She has rocked me in the CRADLE she shall bear me
to the gravel
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RrcHMosD PosT-OFFIos FEBRUARY 2.-Mr.
Willie D. ;Bateman, Fourth street between
jackson and Duvai, Richmond, Va; Mr.
Thomas Branch, Richmond; MIR. Nathan
Brown, Berrysyille, Clarke county, Va;
Mrs. John B. Cooke, Powhatan Courthouse,
Va; Miss Sarah A. Davenport, 405 Pine
street, Richmond, Va; William D. Gibson,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. Humphrey, Tredegar
Iron Works; Mrs. w. B. Myers, 227 Go
vernon street, Richmond, Va; Novelty Com
bination Company, Boston; W. s. Stutz,
Esq, Staunton, Va. ~ z.s
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SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.-The school-house
at the forks of the Westham plank-road, FIVE
miles from The city, was totally destroyed by
fire on Saturday night. The school was
taught by Mrs. John w. Talley. The house
had Just been furnished with new furniture.
A lot of lumber which had recently been
hauled there, which was to have been used
for the purpose of building store, was also
burned. The house was built by Dir. Green
for his daughter, Mrs. Talley, who loses all
her books as we'll as an interesting school.
The township loses about 800, while that of
Mrs. Talley is about $500.
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The WEATHER. Snow commenced to fall
Sunday about ?. NJ, and iutermitted sew
eral times before night set in; but yesterday
morning the ground was covered with it to
the depth of from one aud half to two
inches. During the day it hailed, ralned,
and showed alternately, and by the afternoon
a thick crust had formed on the top Of the
snow, which rendered the walking exceed.
ingly disagreeable.
During the morning and afternoon the
streets were enlivencd by the merry jingle
of the. sleigh-bells--a few bold lovers of
sleigh-rding venturing out with their horses
and slciphS.
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TUESDAY. ...... FEBRUARY 8, 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JUDGE GUrGoN kHD THE CITY HALL-HE
DECLARES THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE NPERiL--
The GRAND jury CALLED UPON TO Act
After the grand jury of the Hastings Court
We're sworn on yesterday Judge Gulgon de-
livered to them the following special charge
in regard to the condition Of the City Hall:
deem it my duty as private citizen az
well as an officer, gentlemen Of the grand
jury, to call your attention to the dangerous
condition of the building in which we sit,
and you will deem me justified in so doing
when say to you that, from the best in(or-
nation at my command, you are discharging
your duties here at the peril of your lives.
BY the law of Virginia it IS the duty of
the Council Of this city to provide suitable
courthouse, and to keep the same in good
order.
Nearly two years ago grand jury con-
demned this building rs Unfit for its pur-
poses, and called the attention Of the Coun-
Gil TO its condition.
More recently the Mayor Of the city adj
dressed the Council strong communication
on the same subject, covering one from the
.Judpe and Clerk of the Chancery Court; but
they have been UNDECIDED; and now l feel it
again to be my duty to present the matter
before you for your action, for the preSerVa-
ton of the lives of our citizens, who are
obliged by their duties to attend here, that
YOU NAV take such action about 1t as Will
prevent such another catastrophe as hlled
orr city and State with mourning not long
ago.
Apart from this, / also take leave to call
YOUR attention to another consideration con-
nected with the City Hall, which is !: that if
this building is destroyed no owner of real
estate in this city will be able to make title
to his property, and those who are best tn-
formed assure me that in such an event the
selling value of real estate would be dimin-
ished necessarily TO the amount Of more
than two million Of dollars, and the pro-
gress and prosperity of the city hindered i'll
an almost inconceiyable degree.
Under these circumstances l ask you 10
make such an examination and presentment
in the matter as will compel attention ana
prompt action in the premises.
The grand jury, in pursuance OF the charge
Of Judge Guigon, examined number OF
witnesses 10 regard to the condition OF the
City Hall, among them Colonel ". =. Cut.
shaw, city engineer; Hon. A. NJ. Kelley,
mayor; Judge Fitzhugh, of the Chancery
Court; B. Fl. Berry, clerk of the same court;
Charles 7. Davis, chairman, and General
Newberrv, member of the Council Commit
tee on Public Buildings; and others. AS
the grand jury eypreSseda desireto hear the
testimony of prominent architects and build
ers on this subject, Judge Guigon has order
ed John Gibson, \. S. Ly brock, George Glib
SOD, Joseph f. Powell, 4. J.. West, Henry
Exall, William 3. Cock, and A. Y. Lee to be
summoned to appear on Thursday next at Il
O'Clock.
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Do1NGs OF TIE GRAND JURY YESTERDAY
The grand jury of the Hastings Court met
Yesterday and found true bills in the follow
ing cases:
|. George johnson, felony, for breaking and
entering the dweling-house Of William
Hoge and stealing wearing apparel.
John Williams, felony, for breaking and
entering the dwelipg-house OF William
Hopes and stealing wearing apparel, etc.
Joseph A. Blair, felony, for stealing money
from NoryeIl & Burgess and p. E. Wilson.
Isabella Brown alias Martha Hamilton,
felony (six cases), for breaking and entering
the dwelllng-house of Mary Jane Mundin
and stealing dress, ETC.; breaking and en-
tering the house of Mary E. Whitlock and
stealing a clock, q pair of pants, etc.; break
ing and entering the dwelling-house Of Denis
Brophy and stealing two pieces of cloth, etc; !;
breaking and entering the dwelling-house OF
vi. Mountcastle and stealing coat, sheet,
etc.; breaking and entering the dwelling
hease Of Thomas j. West and stealing one
counterpane, three sheets, etc.; breaking
and entering the dWelling-house of B. RAM
stett and stealing one ladies' alpaca suit, one
silk dress, one gold chain, and other articles,
all of the value Of $67.
Fanny Taylor, felony, for stealing $50 from
Richard Jones.
William Owens, felony, for assaulting
Maurice Sheehan with intent to kill, and
killing him.
G.. W. Samuels, felony. for assaulting
James Holloran with intent to kill.
Charles Burroughs, felony, for buying
and receiving sundry articles of wearing
apparel, preserves, &C.; coats, hats, counter
panes, watch and chain, and breastpln, stolen
from various parties.
In the case of James Holloran, charged
with shooting James w. Samuels, the jury
failed to find true bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list of the names
of the pupils on the roll of honor at the
Richmond High School this week: Matte
Bagby, Laura Brackett, Henrietta Craver,
Cora Elliott, Mary E. Fox, Julia r. Hen
ming, Sue McWilliam, Fannie Michelbacher,
Julia F. Mitchell, Annie B. Pace, Annie
Pleasants, NJ. Belle Pleasants, Fanny l..
Power. Emma Y. Saville, Belle Wade, Car.
rie T. Walters, Belle K. Woodson, George
H. Armistead, Willie E. Bass, S. T. Beve-
ridge, Jacob Ezekiel Willie Gay, Ed. Nc
Carthy, Samuel Reynolds, William 4. Smith.
Average attendance for the week, 100 per-
cent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03

1HE LUCKY MAS'-Tte parties who drew prizes
10 the first, second, and third Gift Concerts of the
Public Library of Kentucky were very lucky, but
the person who will draw The first prize In the
fourth Concert, on March 31st, will get $25O,OOo
in cash, and will be luckicr than all Still, with
1890 other cash prizes, running downward from
100000, $4,000, :25, 900, there is room for
everybody to have good chance. 1t is we'll to re.
member that there will be no postponcment and
that everybody is fastening 10 purchase tickets
Don't be too late. Tickets may be had in Rich
mond of W. II. YERBY, al Ford's Hotel, or Of 4
2. L'EcUYER, 900 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-03
RroHyosp. Va. February Q. R1s R

RICHNoND, VA, February Q, 1874.
Editors Of Dispatch, lin order to prevent
any misconstruction Of our note to the
Sheriff, published yesterday, in connec ion
with the suit against the stockholders of the
Bank of the Commonwealth, we desire to
say that we attach no blame to the counsel
engaged in the case. We supposed the suit
was to be brought against the State, whereas
proceedings were instituted against the
tockholders-a very natural misunderstand-
Ing in the ordinary course Of business. We
promptly sought to be relieved rs parties, but
the counsel considered it impracticable,
hence the necessity for explanations. SO far
as we are concerned the suit was dismissed
at rules today. Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM B. IsAACs & Co.