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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

POLICE Court, YgsrERDXY.-.Justice Johs
j. Crutchaeld presiding. William Mitchell
and Grant Stanley alias Clarence Dabney
[celored) were arrested for assaulting Pc
lieeman Skinner while In the discharge oi
his duty on Byrd island Sunday night. They
we're fined $40 each. Dabney paid his fine
and was released. . Mitchell was sent to jail
In default. Three others Of the party escaped
and are still at large. Mitchell and Stanley
refused to reveal the names of the others
A. Albonico, charged with securing goods
under false pretences from. C. thinner, was
bailed IN the sum Of S100 to appear to- day.
William Foster, unlawfnlly assuitfng and
beating his wife. at the suggestion of the
court contributed $3.50 to the city treasury.
T Edward Mosby and. Andrew Wilkinson
teoloredl charged with fighting In the street
were fined $3.50 eacb.l 4 +HJ ri ti;,f
.Fayette Watkins, charged with stealing q
coat valued at 50 from G.. Unser, was sent on
TO the grand jury --,----'.
Robert Scott (colored), drunk and disor.
derIy. Sent to Jail for thirty days. s..
Dennis O,Neil and S. Combs, having en-.
gagged in street fight, were fined $3.50 each.
James Mckenzie and Timothy McCauley,
for trespassing on the premises of Ed. Chap.
lin, were f1ed 50 so each. -
Stephen Ratcliff (ooloredl for assaultiDg
and striking Edward Logan with brick,
was fined S.. .&.ss,1.s,,-.s.,5..-,.-.s..
Emily jefferson (co,ored), for assaulting
and striking her husband with a bottle, was
fined 81.
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ATTACHMENT AGAINST Mr.. LAoY.-Mr. j.
A. Lacy, registrar at the Old. Market precinct,
of whose books Mr.. j. S. Wise, counsel for
Colonel W. G. Knight, desires to make copies,
is still at his farm in New Kent county. The
rule against him to appear and show cause
why Mr.. Wise should not have opportunity
TO make the copies desired has never been
served upou him personally. His friends
state tbat Mr.. Lacy has no knowledge that
the rule has been issued, and consequently
he did not appear at 2 O'Clock yesterday, the
time appoipted BY Judge Wexford. Oo yes;
terday afternoon an attachment was lssueo
against hin, made returnable this morning.
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$, INSTALLATION OF Osf1cERs.-As the LAST
regular meeting of Uadine TesaRie OF honor
and Temperance, No. 81 the following omssrs
were installed for tAe term commencing no
yemberl 1st: E. j. Weymouth, w. 2: y.
w. Volkman. W. b; F. G: Smith, Y. =. q; Dr. J
w. T. Lindsay, ". u; Thomas Kua9, ~ "
g.; J. F.. w. Gibson, w. Y. I;i Fs ~
Bates, w *, b.; II. Bigger, ~. = Irea' .
surer; Harlow, w. D: u; w. NJ ~ :
Brown, W. s.; 81. G, Wyatt, P;W 9. =. ~
e AT the same meeting resolutions Vsis
adopted expressive Of regret and sympatnIsy yg p y
occasioaed BY, the decease of P;M =. :. !. =,
Peteffeld Trent, and the same ordered 60 o.
pub, ,.ished in the Richmond Dtspdteah, h ano
cory forwarded 70 the Widow oi the o.
csased. . tsssssss- .----. e. 81 l5..s..s
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AUCz1ON SALES This BAY.

w. GODDRs and BRONAUGH &TAYLORs 3 r.
M, cennaisaion sale of Eeah estate IN Man-
u 9chesteE,t S.s III eis-.ts ~ ~,
AUGUSTINE, ,RQ1:AI.L, ~ NJ. malketgardei.
farm inChestertal6 county, at the Clover Htilt
ssn.nas Ga Il ~ sse new Zane
nEsmsEH. POiNbEXTER, AP, H.. three-story
briak Dwelling on Twenty first street between
Main and FrankliD.
WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON Il CO., IL A. Big
at No. az east Broad street, entire stock of q
Il retaii faMilY grocery and feed-store. s W
Co0E 6LAUGHTON, IL A. n. artheir saction~
=, rooms ,sHxeY-plated ware, &c. y z. 5Et
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ANNUAL BxaMINAIIeN OF THE RIcHaoNp,
EF .EpERIcKssuRG. AND. PoToAAC RABR0Ap.--
T'ne committee of examination Of the Rich.
n ,oud, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
: oad-couposed of Messrs. John R.. Baylor,
of Albemarles John Hunter, DR.. L. B. An.
derson, and Colonel c.. F. NJ. Garnet, OF
Hanoyer-left the city yesterday al S,o'clock
A. NJ, in special train, from the Broad.
Street deI0t, Oh their annual inspection
tour. They were accompanied by Colonel D.
r. D. Myers. superintendent of the road
T. L. Courtney, assistant superintendent !;
| G. A. Taylor. general ticket.agent A. ShaWs
SUPERINTENDENT of the Richmond and Peisrs'
burg railroad; General B. l. Walker, saper-
visor of the Richmond and Danyllle rail-
road: J. j. White, police Justice OF klcn.
! moud : Maior John Poe, chief of police and
about fifty other invited guests. =.
After q pleasant ride the party weze land.
ed safely at the compaay's shops, situated
lust beyond the corporate limits OF the city.
About halt an hour was there spent In the
examination of the workshops. etc. Among
the maay items Of interest noted, there was
an immense Wate-trank, situated In tower
tof one of the buildiHgs, which II i
fabout sixty feet In height, With
I CAPACITY for sbotit ., 600 gallons. This 1s mol
only designed 10 supply the, locomotives
I Re. but in csse OF q fire will be used to tooc
Ethe premises. Besides this tank, Ia theeyenl
That the shops should be. visited by that M
] welcome visitor, there IS . WelEorganizes
hook.and-ladde company, composed o
workmep, besides several tire-extiHguishess
Il which will be brought-into- Sequfsfffop
I From The shops the train sped along, stop
ping occasionally, but briefly, unll
I Fredericksburg .wss reached. There e1
Lieutenant- Governor Msrye, his hon
or the Mayor Of that city, ant
4 several other gentlemen joined the party
From thence to Richland various stoppage
i were made to examine bridges, etc. a
4 lRichland General Fitzhugh Lee was adde!
to the list of invited guests. A few minute
more and Quantico was reached, when Car
tain Warren, OF the good steaner Keyp0r'
extended hearty welcome to ell. About
Il O'Clock dinner was announcer, ana non
!. were tardy In responding. ~
It is unnecessary 70 mention in deta
u the many tempting dishes with which u
table was laden. Those who have trayelle
4 abnard the Keyport know all about j. IS a
q ter dinner speeches were made by Colous
i myers, General Lee, Justice White, 40
i others. About 4 O'clock the excursiontsi
lre6mbarked for their respective homes an
i the train reached Richmond st 7:10 o,cloc
with the party, who had spent q, deiightft
day. The exanninati ion COMMITTEES expresse
themselves as highly grattfied with the cor
A dition OF the road-its bed, bridges, and al
purtenances. dsftsif z. ;'tts'a';tls;s y
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|. Nus.:ll4''l..s

T0uHa MFRS (,ppsv..... ]. a $500, &
ths ifssoi, fsaaa s. p Ts 'ss z,Ens nsssing
Aaociaslo, wss I hsJd ss ~ WI tsI G. .I.
safsasnooniafi oosoes s. s.s ~ Es. ss,s.as'
Il 1feaident, in sbetehaIr, and al p. Eesiy' ~ =
81 ~.
Ine directory decided to cali h s.rr ~
nse meeting of alfthe mSa3bers st assoc;s
t'0a! hail loas Me1dsy Efsks sext tn lnrsar s "a
t1osss ar0m the WorSSng ihenuf the Associa
i tlolgWno. have bean doing e1aHgeltcaia wors
" ". oliy aua suhuzbsss addresses her
pfoAss1ent and Interesting speakers, a,,aina
py a!ReaEk shown club. and 10 devise nsean'
70, rakS sunus 20 fepienfsh The library. sss.t
f.sRassas 4epdrt dssessu aDndsed nst
tnss kssEsss o9soas g nue BIZ Subscribers
ann q, assns4ssess ann4s an5tng s,
glae nalsoef y g os 3 Yis itcsss,s s yeens hayi
aTesagad niAet Par E Z
me toffvgalng g. 8eDae Hsfe elected
msDpsusess ahs Aseociafs fson:s a5Rn Pope, j
u. s5.sA Asinsasester, W, Bs RiddtcAy pan ID
ahfoWner &. WalfOrd, HI Esidgas. Basil
Gordon sH1 R II. M. Harrfs0a. ! Henry Ka &
lee, 3: GaEsag nclt Charles! Hsgan, N.
Field nef1sF5BtrottEf3 Bs Rss PoasaNi i
All. Ness- eas I. s3assetts FffofeasorsM sMss,
Henme. eMeT9Iiie knn4x .fs,s..s 81
4 y ho DiFU0sO1t astU9pte0 LIZ iQ@DWl1G Al
peai: l5 y s.
TO the Ma5jiats1S dssd 8sfensSof rsu posaq
Bi Mems eaetaSee ASsoc,1t tsosss AMI atoi sss
|sz Gikseasa sseatnoaa aaSs
.irTbs AsgursstaH..fae,,,,S :,
increasing ihs Wbrarv. rarfieniarlv. sinca M
withdra wa,for tke books sc su,ssivs Sana.s -
the Historhsf Soctstv N VIre;nin : and s.
unable TO, ao.sos wtth tf,a lirnitss fnnls IA 4ne
treasury. wou}sa mast resr,ecsfAH q sssssss.:
estly appesir to- the aeneros;sa .oS tha c;ty. NJ
lsrge to aid ia the effort being made 10: ssp.
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ST.. JoHN's CHURCH BELL.-The old bell
which was used upon St. Johns church,,
Church Hill, when it was first built, is now
said to be in Martinsyille upon the Henry
House. The bell was rueg in 1776 for the
Virginia Convention, and would ebe o most
interesting article to be exhibited at the
Philadelphia Centennial. 1t is stated thas
the belI was bought by Major John Redd,
deceased, of MartinsyilIe, about atty years
ago, and carried from Richmond to that
Mace -it1.$ 80 t.t4 ''.+ - p - 9 s.g,.,- - !.
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I'm Tur.pE-Co CoLogBD MIHsTRKI sY.--

THg THEATRE-CoLo MlNsTRkat g sY:-- =,
Eallender's Georgia Minstrels had q croWded
house last night. Their reception was 9
highly aattering one, and tEe enter .ainmeni
wss - worthy of The members OF the com.
nany = N .eschew burnt cork and wes.r the color
Eatnre's cunning hand laid ou-some are
Hack and some are muiattoes. The singing
and dancing are good. The jokes, though
sometimes broad, are new, and most Of lnenl
ara really misth.provoking. There VIII % .
change Of programme every night,
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COPYING REeIsTR ATIoN.B BooKs.-On Sun
day the registration. books of theshrst pre-.
cinct in Marshall Ward were copied ior
Colonel Knight, under the eyes Of the regis
trar, Mr.. James p. Sharpe. Yesterday the5
were in like manner copied tor Genera
johnson. Both sets will be used in the con.
tested election case.g Mr.. Sharpe states tna'
he never refused to allow Colonel Knight, OF
Colonel Knights representatives, permlsson
TO copy the books, but that the refusal wa:
made Messrs. Atkinson and Gentry, VINO
asked to copy them, but did not say tney
were acting for Colonel Knight. .sea ,l
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ELEcr1os OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERss-At a

ELEcrIoS OF TEMPER ANcE OFFIcERss-As a.
regular meeting of Union Star SecMon>
No. /, Cadets of Temperance, the tapoHlns
officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter:9GW. J. Scott, w. Archon Gay Day, V,
Archon; NJ. HI. Dabney, secretary q. - ~.
Evans, treasurer Joseph b. Dabney, "A AS.
Bartlett Clarke, chaplain James W hiIe,
guide Thomas 81. Dabney, usher ". n n
Dabney, watchman; Robert B. Evans, RrW:
a. Representatives to the Grand Section
Robert b. Evans, w. 81. l.. Combs. lewis
,Dickerson, ST., B. Clarke, M H, Z. LA6ney,
W. j. Scott. and Guy Day The Gsaho gee.
ton will meet this mornisg at y O'CLOCK as
the Orphan Asylum, In. this city.
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"a JAMES RIVER SIaPRovEMENTs--Tne appro-
priation made by the United States fos tne
of James river being EXHAUST
ed for the present, the machinery ior drnlpg
and blasting rock will be removed 20 VASE
ington i'm a few days. Mr. Q. U. hain 0aen,
who invented this machine, ana VINO mas tnao lao
charge af tbs work. expects 70 leave tn' caity q
some time next week. t4 'ss
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s LECTURE AT THE GERnAN Mission CHURCH
To.N1aHT.-Rev. G.. Meyer, of Switzerland,
win deliver lecture at the German church,
on Leigh street near First, to-night,- on
!" Switzerland and Her People. The sub
iect is popular one, and the lecturer fully
Acquainted with big subject. The prcSeeds
will be applied to the deot OF the churah..
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PROPOSALS.,
!. T. OFFICE OF CITY ENGMENH,f
RICHMOND, Va. November 8, 1875. )

~ OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEnR,} 3
RICHMOND, Va. November ., 1870. :
:RTOTICE.-TO BUILDERS, CARPEN.
& TERS, BRICK CONTRACTORS. AND
OTHERS Sealed proposals Will be received at this
Office until 10 o'clock 81. on MONDAY, MoyeMb,er
Il 6tb. for ENHANCING AND
PRESENT CITY JAIL. asIss.Si,, 80,
Plans and specifications can be seen by applying
at the City Engineers o&ce. In II .
bidders will bid separately or Tor Inc Wnote oI
the work embraced in the specifications.
: TIE Committee on Public Grounds and Buildtngs
reserve the right TO reject any and all 6lds =,
noa ri City Engineer.
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MllANgs[EsTEs NEWs..'

CosBvf couR1-sf Judge Ggdpasas pfesidina.ss
sfhR6 eansas7oit uae eigil d0cksss,
orr ASans iThs psda alssnsf at Eihs 8
Besle-ish Wcskssss ~ ssgain n fur iblast, shas,
faoeas which va. broks1 sohRe tMos dsyp &,
tago having been repaired. q I.
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/ HUsrRes gGoURr, MoSDAY--J Jadge1A. ,B
Gaigos presiding. following cases wart
disposed sof in1this court yesterday: 1851 &
james Wallace, charged with stealing !,
vest Of the value Of three dollars from Is
Fisher, was tried and sent to the chain-gms
for sixty days. u ri Il: sszii ts..f ~ ga
James Sumner. charged with stealing g,ons
coat, valued at Eve dollars, beiongtngstc
Henry R0ane, was tried and sent to THE
elhain.gang for three months ssi!li.
Joseph Buxbaum, charged with selling By
sample without license, was tried and &C.
quilted. IA 5. lst S?t
Deuis Mahoney, charged with destroying
the property Of Adelaide Head, was tried
and semitic Jail for three months and fined
fifty dollars. III ,ga!asil ii 81, ..ss;~s* 8:
Louisa Wynant, charged with keepisg q
disorderly house, was tried and acquitted y
Peter ColliDs, charged with beating his
wife, was tried, sent TO Jail for ninety days,
aud fined twenty dollars. ,2Fssrstt W
Thornton Williams, charged with keeping
q afaro,bapk, wac tried. sent to jail for sixty
days, and fined one hundred dollars. usaTs
Thornton Jones, charged with permitting
unla wful gaming uponTthe premises occu.
pied by him, was tried, ito jail for four
months, and fined one hundred dollars.
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Adjourned.

TROUBLE BETWEEN FRElGHT LfNKs--THE
PowHATAN LINE vs. The DANylLLE RAILROAD
CoMPANY.--In the city Circuit Court yester-
day Major Legh Il. Page, counsel for the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company, (better
known as the PoWhatan ltne,) filed COM
plaint against the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company asking the court to en-
| ioin and restrain said railroad company from
discriminating In freight traffic against said
packet company. The complainants repre-
sent that the Danville Railroad Company
have close connections with the York River
Railroad Company and have recipro-
cal arrangement for the collection Of
freight, but that the Danyille Railroad
Company denies the same advantages
| to the Powhatan Line. They allege
that prior tothe 1st of November, 1915, the
Danyille Railroad Company notified the
Powhatan Line that it would no longer main.
tain its connection with the line, and would
therefore "refuse to receive freight for
consignees on the line OF the road, and pay
or become responsible for complalnanCs
charges for transportation to this point or
freight for such consignees. And complain
ant shows that it has refused and still refuses
to receive such. freight and pay complain.
ants charges thereon" while it is afford
ing that accommodation to the York River
Railroad Company. The Powhatan Line
complain also that on the I'd Of November,
1875, two carloads Of dried fruit shipped
them by Pfoh & Stockton, of Winston, n.
c., to 70 North and West by the PoWhatan
Line, the Danyille Company refused to turn
over to L. B. Tatum, agent of the; line, but
instead turned them over to the York River
Company to be shipped to points of destina.
ton.
Judge Wexford issued, a rule requiring
the Danville Railroad Company to appear on
the 10Th instant to show cause "Why 1t
should not be restrained and eDjoined from
giving undue preference or advantage to the
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
| Railroad Company in violation OF its duty
as "a common carrier under the laws Of the
State" -.
In the matter of the freight Of Pfohl d
Stockton, the freight agent of the DanVille
road endorsed On the application of the
PoWhatan Line for the delivery Of the freight
to them: " This freight comes to us way
billed to Baltimore by the only connection
we have to that point-viz, York River
line -
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NEW PUBIcATIoss.--We have. jnst re-
ceiyed from mir. r. w. Helmlck, q Gitacinnati,
Ohio. TIVE pieces of new music Of the pc
rtod-one a song and chorus cat LED 6 Heaven
BLESS Mamma," the other a c.sJmic song, with
cf,Id and blue title. called g Only in Fun. 2
Both compositions are by Miss Adsh Rich.
popd,
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{. PaEsBYrEa1AK SUNDAY SoHool UNION, !, !,
The monthly concert for prayer vas held
last night at the Third Presby yterian chnrca,
The president of the Union %. D. 4. Sleigh,
Esni presided and conducted the exerc ises,
(which consisted mainly Of prayer and praise.
The secretary read the reports tor tne
month of October as follows: $3.50
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MILITARY NOTICES.

IT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the isn
Il ROOMS OF THE COURT OF wv
'9pEHLS OF VIRGINIA, + leventh tT4gx
~; leiween Broad and Marshsll. THIS 4s1as2
-.,.isy) EVENING al 7h T. Nj. In fuii-dress
-foru fat eue ca ps and belts, without slbres, to
ssn banquet Of the hichmond Howttzer Assocta-
81 order Captain CARTEk. no Gilt
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The CHURCH.HnL STEAMER.-The Council
Committee on the Fire Department has.
bought new bose-carriage for the Church.
Hill steamer, which is standing in the engine.
house without horses. The committee has
bought the hose and is ready to man the en-
CINE whenever the Council will buy the
horses.
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GOLD FROM TIE BLACK HnLs.-Dr. BeDja'
min G. McPhail, formerly Of this city, has
sent DR.. William 81. Taylor, analytical chem
ist, of this city, a specimen Of virgin gold
from the Black Hiils..------=----=--==--.-
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FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.

Common Council joint resolutions rela-
tive to permits for wooden buildings were
taken up and concurred in.
Common Council joint resolution proyl-
ding for the erection of ratings on both sides
of Broad street between Mayo street and the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot, was
taken up and concurred in.
Common Council joint resolution for the
dismission of suits in which further proceed
ings are useless, &C., was taken up and cen.
Cured in.
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WARxsp Up.-T The new hot-water sppara-
tus by which the custom-h housGiand all OF its
oeenrants are hereafter to be warmed up is
now ia use, and works quite well.
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ANOTHER CeNTRsTED ELECTION. Mr.. John
Lyon' was at the Capitol yesterday examin-
ing the returns from Prince George county.
1t is believed that the Radical candidate, w.
w. Gillian, will contest the seat OF Juoge
Mann Page, the Conservative, to whom tne
certificate was awarded. aS II 4. .sl.ssia
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Nh conversions or deaths were reported: .
Short addresses were made Dy nv. ,.,s. -; ~;
Scott and Massrs. sleight ana a..s la.na.s =, IN
beripg on the necessity fos estnsseliess =
ihe sabbath school work.
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]. TUESDAY MORNING EnBER q 1876

.Fs CRCrHf GouR1 or, ,RIcHxoxD I'm thecity
3Gircuit Court yesterday Judge sWeiHord1pre
siding, the case Of Hiram WoT Tyler:us Da7fsi
|sParTaWas tried, ,and verdict for defendant
Frendered. The amount 9t Involved YVES
Ff3o2 59.s..ss # 20 4 fsssts s Z
To-daytthe case OF, CTDRey gsaR Riebnopd,
Frede deriekaburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
Epahy Ia snit for damages will ibe tried. 80
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nN- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
HLARGER RTHANTHE COMBINED oIRUULA-
TIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. 80 j.. sz 5 Z.
{ 8 TIE WEATHER To-DAY.---1h probe abilities
are that Il soiu be CIGAR and cool. j 81 s., s,S

TIE WEATHER ON SUNDAY. was rainy and
disagreeabIe. The weather yesterday was
cloudy aud threatening, with slight fall or
rain during the early part Of the forenoon.
At night 1t was clear and quite cool. 2 as
Ranpe Of Thermometer at the Dispatch c0scs ~ Z.
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CLAIMS AGAINST TIE CITY,

Mr.. Keliam, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries, presented joint resolu'
ton for the payment of the claim of Ran
dolph q English for stationery furnished the
Council, amounting to S657; and remission
of fine of $40 imposed upon John ,Chelsa
for erecting wooden building without q
permit upon the petition OF V.Debene. The
resolutions were agreed to. ara
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-FOUR INsPRcroE ZOE RICHMoAp.-G GOV.
ernor Kemper has rezppointed Mr.. Matthew
Blair inspector or flour for the city OF Rich.
mond. 81 4, .s (, ssss
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PAs7aYf AND PIEs.-Tkoss wish!nK pastry Or
pies fas dinner aaouldlgoa PI7zssu's, who famak.
ingpast1y freah sveEY day.; 3.fii ef.g9 {3fft ~
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AMNSEME.NTS.
OPERA.HOUSE.

TUESDAY, EVENING. November 8, 1875,
r, b. produced the beautiful play, IL five acts,
entitled
MONEY AND MISERY"
ADHESION, 25, SO, and rs cents. No extra
age far reserved seats. Seats for sale AT s. K,
~ r.,lls niclure.Store. no 9.1tf
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!! FOE. ChilA Eseers Aguesi md Weakneas. LsE.S,
BrG's EInExTRLEuSoT.H HHEA iapsnt bst1las,
,his noequal ltqaic fensshe Mood dand,inyiaorasa6
the wDpie syxaezn. - 5 s'isf tfttfs ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-09

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