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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-02

.-. f:r~rrn AssyMBLY.-Thc General
,,lty ulll meet in annual session At the
-. 80, : u O'Clock to-day. 4 large number
'a',r,,,,hey> have already arrived. and the
" '', ,..,r, trains this morning will bring
i,i,crS OF the Senate and House We're
49,, = ,rrs Yesterday arranging for the
.,.,re Of these representatives OF the
".r Roth halls have been put in good
'n'Iiffou. ard the co5webs and dust which
Numbered during vacation have been
.',. .r.,,l existence. In accordance with
-. 1,i,-r: the House, made at the last Ses-
., .r- -3.aArr'> chair which was used at
', ,r..al;r hy the Speaker Of the House
-, r..-..,.,,.> when Virginia was q colony
,., barn M. in the Library. lis place has
ln ,a.pEi.i hv one Of more modern de-
80, md Convenient form. The floor of the
'.I,, re House was recently laid with new
.,n.,. is --u2rAl appearance has been
.r.a,ly improved.
rrr >,ra,r chamber is in fair order.
,7,Ia,'S ,,rerugc of General L. +. Lee. which
n~ some months been in the Library,
,.,f lr. y,(ururd 10 the chamber and hung
.- = o.i ;,.Ac" near where the Presidents
....@rmerly stood.
T.e Governor, message will be read in
..l. auu>. about halt.past l. o'clock. 1t Is
.,...ena5ic to expect. Judging from past eX-
..-.arc. THAI arGc number OF visitors
w,N re present 70 ill the galleries ana oc.
..,l The privileged seats.
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4 FKlGHTFUL DEATH-A LAD FALLS FROM
N4Io'S BRIDGE INTO THE RIVER AND Is
DGow,ED.-About s O'Clock Monday night
coiored boy named William Lindsay, aged
ane years, fell from Mayo's bridge into
Jamc, river and was drowned. 1t seems
that the little fellow, in company with his
atDer, was returning home from Richmond,
aud as they reached the first arch Of the
outer span Of the bridge, just beyond the
io.t.4tc, the boy attempted to walk or run
vS"r II, and fell over into the water. The pa.
rent, OF the unfortunate child reside at the
co!n"y oi Eleventh and Hull streets, in Man.
chester. Several fruitess Efforts were made
yesterday 10 recover the body.
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ST. JOINS CHURCH FA1R.-The enter
prising ladies of st. Johns church Episeo-
pail are at present holding q fair and feast in
the store No. 1909 Main street, recently oc-
cupied by Cardozo, Fourq1rean & Co. They
have on hand large supply OF useful aud
fancy articles, besides refreshments Of al!
kinds. The ladies will close their fair on
Friday soall who desire to- do so should
attend before that time.
The ladles promise their patrons rich
treat on Thursday night, when number Of
the Philharmonics will render some of their
sweetest pieces.
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rtEsoHAL.- Colonel Thomas Dodamead.
,.-,,.rtr,dcnt OF the trcCulilie and Co.
l.,s.a. railroad. is il the city on visit to
b, ri IDS.
VI. i. l.. Bril@crS. president of the VIII.
u.aron and Weldon railroad, and general
a4p,-.- @; .:}e Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
..>.a. ai.d ot the Wilmington. Columbia
.,G Au.l>u railroads, vas in the city yes
i-i,y.
N.,.r.. James Ca>kie and Meade Haskins
i.u been appointed notaries public by the
tgyr.lcr.
Nr. Bgooc};> will he taken to the Albany
rrIi.yJ...gy next week by Deputy Marshal
N!r.
Vi. Batt, cashier Of the First National
BAa of Boston, has been IN this city as the
representative Of parties who own 100000
VI ,au >'ork Of the Merchants National Bank
:, rr:rtsaurg, and who are said to be liable
T., ,st amount for the banks Indebtedness.
/. j, understood that he is making arrange
l~.t> 10 contest the claim in the courts.
Lord Ro.eDerry Of England, George Otis
h-ajg of Maryland. General Thomas L. RoS-
So. gf Minnesota, Hon. Marshall Parks Of
Norfolk. Major W. A. Burke Of Staunton,
lion. K. +. ". Duke Of Charlottesville,
,IlI.r Francis +. Anderson Of the Supreme
,yaftut Appeals, aud the following officers
and members Of the Legislature are at the
EH,iMugc: J. ". Alexander Of Pulaski, l..
>avaatc ct FauGuier, J. W.<Minor OF Lou.
DOM. /. Ii. Barnes Uf SanSemond, b. Ii.
Eli!t~bar-cr Of Shenandoah, John +. Wall
q Frederick. II. II. Wiihers Of Campbell,
HAIRY Loving ana c. I. Smith of Amherst,
AG.Grly>,n and ;. G.. Newberry OF Bland,
AZ. fitzpatrick Of Nelson, K. II. Cooke
,arM Fairfax, Paul Lightner Of Highland,
IT. Popnaln Of kappahannock, Henry w.
IaoLa> Of Fairfax, and Alexander II. Ii.
>1am Of Augusta.
!: Fyrd's were the following members
aat o;li."r, Of the Legislature j. l.. Camp
nrl, e.. /. Brown, and w. +. Graves, Of
Bedford }. l.. Howard, of Floyd; A. w.
e. NoWn, of Carroll: {. NJ. Webber, of
h5auoke: j. 81. Hudgin, Of Caroline David
PauEIil, Of Orange; +. S. Beazey, OF
',rtenc; J. d. Pendleton, of Gordonsville; !;
,IJsepu +. MaSsie, Of Albemarle; and Abso.
!yn hontr, Of Augusta.
81 the $. James were Laurence Eastman,
q k.ppahannock; A. j. Clark, OF Camp
t,iI: W. N. Lakeland, of Botetourt; L. e..
Hall, of Gray>ou; William W. Morris, of
Henry &. q. Holbrook, OF Wythe; b. h.
Nasruder, Of Albcmarle; A. K. Crews, OF
bAnvi!Ic; and A. Fukersou, Of Washington
county.
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lhE CITY WATEE-W WoRKs.-The new
ENnl> Nos. aud 81 which have recently
wei erected at the Yater.works TO work in
|'Johctlon with The new turbine wheel are
,' ~" III successful operation under the skill
~. anasement Of Captain }. p. Tyler, SUI
a., 1,.Hntendent of the puDp-house. The capa.
tn;, -; u these two new pumps is nearly equal
,' - w combined lifting power of al, the old
rui',l"- The new pumps are operated in
49, uaytime only, and the old ones at night.
~ .. Ae" APPARATUS is being painted at pre-
w. ahd when finished will be very attrac-
%'S I I'll appearance. The river just now is
.o"ef t!au it was ever known 10 be at this
'e1aoH Ok the year.
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srPREME COURT oF.,,AFPsALs-M4t the
Judges present. = FouIgurean IS. Wilkin.
son. Petition for an apDearffom q decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Halifax. Refused.
Jones ps. FNeCraw. Petition for an ap.
peal from decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin. Refused. i, .!a,s -t.:.
Farmer us. Anderson and ais. Petition
for an appeal from decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Halifax. Refused.
Arthur rs. Watts administrator. Peti.
lion for an appeal from q decree of the Cir.
cult Court of Bedfordcohuty. Refused.
Clarke's us. GovsnIs' executor. Petition
for an appeal froma decree OF the Chancery
Court Of Richmond city. Refused. :.
OVerton IS. Johnson. From the Circuit
Court Of Louisa. Dismissed. E1
'Beazley us. Robinson. From the Circuit
Court OF Greene county. Dismissed.
General Thomas M. Logan qualified as an
attorney in this court, -
The Comm monweal:h's docket was partially
called, and wiligbe resumed, commencing
again at the first case on the same. ;r
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LAspSAIEs.-Mr.G George ID. Drewry, lans'
broker, 1OI4 Main, street. has sold recently
the following tracts OF land: 40 actes
iWindsor) in Henrico county. on the west
ham road, two and half miles from the city,
at s125 per acre; three farms in Chesterfield
conuty-one of $40 acres--(Cedar AVenue),
on, the Broadrock road, three miles from
Richmond; for 81, 600; one Of $50 acres, near
the Richmond and, Danville railroad, len
miles from Richmond, for 81 500; and ONE o.
a. acres near the Manchester and Petersburg
turnpike, two miles from Richmond, at 97a
Der acre. -f - - 5q-
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MANCHE TER NEWS.

Z FREE ScHooLs-Total enrolment OF scho.
lars at the free schools to December 1st was
423 whites, 267; colored, loo. Average
attendance of whites, 235; colored, 122. A
slight increase In enrolment and attendance
over the preceding month.
Mayors CoURT.-This court again failed
to afford an item of interest yesterday.
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Fools AND FoLLIEs, ANCIENT AND MODERN,
s the subject Of lecture to be deliYeTea by
Rev. p. S. Henson, D. o., OF PhiladeIphis.
at Leigh.Street Baptist church, tonight. DR..
Henson's powers as an orator are so we'll
Known that he never fails TO draw crowded
houses to bear him. Amusing, instructive,
and pathetic, by turns, he carries bis audi
elce captive at his will.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArpOINTED.-Thet follow
IT, ,r1ooI trustees have been appointed by
Ne >:a'c Board Of Education:
''fecu>viIle county: Hicksford district,
,aA'> +. Powell Belltield. DR.. Edmund
Mason; Zion, DR.. William Briggs.
lloyd county: Little River district, Mar
Oalr>rer
!,e oi Wight: Newport district, james
D. D. Porter; Windsor, Thomas j. Clements
Hardy, }. Z. l.. Delk. a-r.
y, LoudOun county: Lovettsyille district,
41o!nA' }. Cast.
- StoN county: Floyd district, Hugh T..
Sussex county: DR.. John A. Winfield ;
IpH' creek, h. +. Harrison Henry, DR.. Il.
~ y. 'iainmcr: Newyiiie, George II. billiard ;
ppaS,"tH II. I. West; Wakefield, Il. {.
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THE THEATRE ZoE.-Tbe Theatre will be
thrown open again tonight, on which occa-
sion M'Ile Zoe, the Cuban sylpb, will COM
mence q brief engagement, personating the
French Spy''sand "Susie's Godfather
Zoe is quite favorite in this city, and will
no doubt draw full houses. Seats may be
reserved at Johnston's music.store, No. 91S
Main street .E SO " Jf5 lE.5 -
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Nvw, Hosy. CARRIAGE HOUSE. -Chief.Eng

! NEW HOSE. CARRIAGE HoUsE. -Lhief.Ensl.
neer G. "A. Ainsiie. Of The Fire Department,
has lust completed 4 large and eomfortab'e
hose.earriase house adjoining bis establish
roent. on Tenth street, which Is to be eeeu.
pied by the hose.eompany recently provided
Tor by the. City Council when organized
TIE eleven hundred feet Of hose which the
Council recently ordered 10 be purchased
have been bought, and about SIX hundred
feet have been put npon a resi-, which 4
ready for use in the new house. ePhe room
is so arranged that II the city should at any
time decide 10 establish a steam fire.eDgtnt
| In that part of the city the house Just bal,
will answer the purpose. +
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PERsoNAL.-I desire the public to know that the
person who was brought up before the acting Police
Justice on Monday morning charged with bell &
drunk and disorderiv and assaulting policeman
was not the undersigned, wh2 Is a member OF the
firm of Glazebrook & Budeins.
w " nY
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+ FRAMED HoCsE BUKsRD.--A small framed
dwelling, situated In an alley between Byrd
street and the basin aud Tenth and Eleventh
streets, was totally destroy ed by fire at 7
O'clock last evening. The house was occu.
pied BY eolored PERSONS. Loss, $500. The
fire originated from stove.pipe.
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IMPORTANT TO OUR MERcHANTs.-The Cnes-
apeake and OHIO Railroad Company have Is
sued special tariff, to take effect Decem Der
LIST, for freight between Richmond and
noipts on the west end of their line, and to
noints on the Ohio river. The trade from
these points has heretofore been done almost
entjrely by Baltimore and Cincinnati aer-
chants, but now, with tbe Inducements Of
fered TO the trade or Richmond in the way
of liberal reduction of freight rates on the
Chesapeake and Ohio, our merchants ougns
to.and can with proper exert!on, divert to this
city large share Of this trade. They nave
energetic and active. strong competition, ana
must not expect to getthelr business WIN
out persistent and hard work. aif A
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N1cHoLsos.STREET METHODIST CHURCH,
Rev. H. L. Bacon, recently appointed past OF
of the Nicbolson.Street Methodist church,
in this city, BY the General Conference
which assembled in Elizabeth Cisy, n. y.
has reached Richmond, and assumed the re-
sponsible duties OF his position,
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LADIES will not fail to visit the elegant rooms Of
the PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY for hats, bonnets.
feathers. pumss, birds. crnlments, trimming silks,
and velvcts. The goods all new and flue at tho
PARIS MILLINERY COAPANY's, over Levy Bro
tlers,, Main street. F.f als. .sta.H.5
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PARDON RErUsED.-G Kemper has
refused an application for pardon made in
zbehslf of Charles q. Jackson, who was sent
TO Richmond Jail on August I'd TOR six
months for petty larceny.
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AUCTION sALEs TaaIs DAY..

,fot,K d LAUGHroN, 10 A. N, executors ssld
ofhar.ax,urss. &C., At No. 607 Cary stree, 6e. BE-
tween sixth and seventh.
iaRuBBS q WILLIAMS, 4K e. M,, q fssnaea
dwelling on the west siee Of Laurel street aa-s
tsesn Main aud Cary.
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rREHasAT1os.-Mr. J. Fl. Van Auken,
member of the House of Delegates from
Sussex county, has resigned. The Cover
nor has ordered special election to I'LL tnc
vacancy to be held on the 18th instant.
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PHYSICIANS recommend DR.. BULLS CoUGH-
SYRUP, hen all other medicines fall, as certain
cure for brolchitls, sore throat, and coughs or
colds of long standing. For sale by all drug sists.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDoN.-The friends of
Detective John Wren are getting signatures
to a petition requesting the Governor to
pardon him.
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ENGLISH woRsTED and DIAGONAL CohTISGs In
great variety made TO order in the best style and
warranted TO I'll or mo sale, by Z. b. SPENCE u.
son, merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. Call aud
examine their stock.
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EXAMINATION OF PAUL MARANo-HR is
SENT ON TO THE GRAND JuRY.-Paul Marano,
charged with violating Josephine, daughter
of Mr.. Michael Laterzo, was brought before
the acting Police Justice yesterday. While
the petty cases on the docket were being dis.
posed of, Marano occupied seat in the pri-
soners'-JoX in company with dozen others,
white and black. He is short, stumpy lit.
tie fellow, appears to be about thirty years
of age, is without beard, and has sullen
look, which may, however, come more from
the Embarrassment of his present situation
than from natural disposition. After all the
other cases had been examined into, Justice
Crew came down from the bench and adj
iourned court to the clerks Office. The large
and curious crowd was left in the court
room, and only the prisoner and bis counsel
(Mr. Samuel NJ. Page), the CommonWealth's
attorney, the reporters, and the witnesses,
were admitted. s"@ ~.' ''.
When Marano was brought in he took po.
sition In one corner of the room. He made
himself as small as possible, and got as near
as be could to the wall. He was evidently
much frightened, and seemed as if he eX-
pected some severe punishment to be at
once dealt him.
Mr.. Laterzo was present with bis wife
and the little girl, who is seven years old.
She is rosy and pretty, but remarkably small
even for her tender age. As soon as Mrs.
Laterzo observed the presence OF Marano
she burst into tears and threw herself upon
the floor, covered her head with her shawl,
and declared that she could not look upon
"that man." Mrs. LaterZo's grief was so
excessive. and her expressions of abhoIrence
or f1I "a
possible to proceed with the trial until she
was removed from the room; to which ar
rangement his counsel; consented. Marano
was glad enough to return to his lormer
place in the prisoners box, for he could un-
derstand little or nothing OF what was going
on before the Police Justice, and he had to
meet the unfriendly eyes Gof the Laterzos
and their friends. ae' .hcl lun' ;.
It was o long time before the little girl
could be induced to.speak. Not until she
had been petted by her mother and iather,
and promised doll.baby by Mr. Page, could
she be gotten to- open her mouth. About the
nature of an oath she did not know great
deal. but counsel for defence did not object
/ TO the admission of, her statement. Her
examination lasted but q little while,
but was clear and convincing as TO the
offence charged against Mafano. MT.
and Mrs. LaterZo and Dr. BROCK were
also examined; and Justice Crew had no.
| thing left to do but to send the accused on
to the grand jury for indictment for one OF
the gravest crimes known to society ana tne
Flaws. a.'s' -
.Marapo was committed to Jail, and the
witnesses were recognized to appear before
the grand jury. s' 9 ~
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=, LotE SHIPPED FROM RicHMasp.-
H.. f'e M0h;h Of November 10000 barrels of
aIu' a,I were shipped from Richmond to South
5n+'lea, in'Gilea, being the largest quantity slipped
'1ii1S any one month since the war,
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FUR BEAVER OyERCoATs.-A large stock OF
nice black, brown, and blue beaver overcoats for
sale low ny e. 8, SPENCE & son, merchant taiiors,
1900 Main street. Cali and examine them before
buying elsewhere.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-John Beatty
was yesterday sent on to the grand jury by
Justice Crew for firing pistol at the door
of F,Lucas. ..... ss,-.
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THE GENUINE ssILvER-Fox FUR to be had at
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAyN's :fur-store, 90S Main
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-. ,OE'icr REcElvED.--Anica Bland, con.
I%,cu r$, OF housc.breaking in the county of
nl1N' "lck, and sentenced TO five years. i'm.
- =, ',S'Lnent in the pe enitentiary, was received
a. 'AaI institution yesterday.
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INDICATED RED FLANNEL UNDERsHIRTS anu
DRAWERS, and large assortment OF merino un-
dershirta, for sale by e. B. SPENCE u SON, mer-
chant taiors, 1890 Slain street. Call ana examine
their stock before buying elewbere.
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BoARDGSG.-Twosplend.d rooms, principal floor,
with board, at the Val ntinc House.
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LEVY BROTHERS call NIT ntion to new ussort-
ment of CLOAKs, Just TO hand from the importers.
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1 i nave snaiyned the hiskes known under ths
b,and Of ~ ssLscr,r controlled By Messrs- NAL
TER D. BLAIR Y Cos Richmond. Ya' saa nna =
FREE FROM Fgsll OIL and other tmpuI lues, anu
| recommend its use for medicinal and family par.
,oaes. ... 81 8 q. IS. Mccaw, II. Da
Late Professor of Chemistry, q
Medical College Of Fifgi.is.
January Is, I s72. M
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BEAUTIFUL STRIPED REVERSIBLE sHAwLs Just
received at LEVY BROTIERs',
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DISASTER TO A RIcaMeND YRssEL. "A Lor.
don dispatch says that the brig Shasta is
ashore at Trieste.
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BLACK SILKS and BLACK SILK VELyErs at
prices % give satisfaction at LEVY BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER LOT of those cheap HAssocKs Just re-
cciyed ut LEVY BROTHERS., -
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BEST TYCOON REPS at lowest prices at Levy
BROTHERS,.
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SOME DRIVES in soHd.color and diagonal DRESS
GOODS at LEVY bRorHERs'. '.rs
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!; cosTfsUAL ADDITIONS TO The sioes. including
many great bargains, ar Levy BROTHERS.
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fCuMFoRTABLEs at LEVY BROTHERS, at prices
lower rban ever before sold,
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FLAcK GRos.GRAIy AND wATERED SILK, ptr-
ased very low at the flrge trade sales, snd soid
very tow at LEVY BROTHERS.
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LEVY BROTHERS alwa, have on hand 3 nuneer
Of bargains In DRESS GOODS. @S:Et
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A FINE AssoRrassro or sltAwLs AND cLoAEs
q. Levy BROTHERS. sl 2ts ~
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USEFUL ARTic1Es sFos PRESENTS s'id at low
prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
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/ REDUCTION In all kinds OF worsted goods. at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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LATEsr-sryLE cLoAKs just received at Levy
BROTHERS..
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r sAvEYoUR MONEY TO ouy dry goods At LEVY
BROTHERS.
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/, BEApxp poLosArsss =, COS. for q Few days at
Z .eyY, BRoTIfsRs'. 80
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Resolutions were unanimously adopted
authorizing the President and Board Of Di.
rectors to make loan of $400.0 at seven
per cent. to pay the bonded debt of the
company as it natures, and for other legal
purposes, and to execute a deed of trust to
secure the payment of the principal and in
terest of toe loan. '.'~ i'4".
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS.
On motion of Judge III. Cox. Mr.. Fred
erick r. Scott was unanimously reelected Pre-
sident. .... s....... ~. s......5.. ..G-...
On motion of Mr.. Fl. E. C. B1skervill,
Messrs. D. w. Lassiter, H. K, Ellysou, b.
". HaxalI, W. r. Walters, and r. r. Bridg'
ers, were reelected Directors. -.
Messrs. P. j. Wright, Charles Ellis. John
P. Branch, W. III. Haxall, H. E. G. Blsker-
viii, and R. 3. HaXall, were appointed the
Examining Committee for the next year.
The meeting then adjourned. ..r
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Levy BRornens' prices are always the lowest.
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i SAVE MoSsy IS buying your dry goods at Lhyx
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Annual Meeting Richmond and Pc
feFsbuFE RaiIrospd COMPANY,

\ The fortieth annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company was held at the company's
office IN this city yesterday.
On motion of Mfr. H. &. ElIyson, Mr..
Charles Ellis was elected chairman and Mr..
ID. w. Warrington secretary. s
Messrs. B. 81. Nash and Fl. e.. c. Basker-
will were appointed committee on proxies,
who subsequently, reported that large ma.
Jority Of the stock was represented in per-
son or by proxy. s:I t7G Fr
.Mr. Frederick r. Scott, president, pre-
sented his annual report and theaccom pany-
ing documents. The report of the Presi-
dent gives the following financial exhibit for
the year ending Both September Iast:s
Sross receipts. .S142, ,220 s.
operating enses.....''."...,..".'. 24,l52 90
Income. 53,O67 go
extraordinary expenses ..,- !, n.
Cost of 500 ions new :.
rails less value of old Z - s..'.... .t>' '-.
rails taken up.....i. 81 1,0UG 90 s..,rtt5t-
New equiPment..,..-. s.40Q 90 80
Net income; ...:....:.....".;.:.... SO 667 80
Interest on bonded and floating debt. 1853 43
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