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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

| CHURCH NoTEs. The services in the Sec
ond Presbyterian church on Sunday were o.
unusual interest. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper was celebrated In the morn.
ing, at which time uineteen persons were
received into the Church. To ak Of these
the sacrament Of baptism was administered
The pastor (Rey. DR.. Hoge) preached an
able sermon from tbe Gospel OF John, 10Th
chapter, 10Th and Goth verses :" And Pllate
wrote title. and put 1t on the cross. Ard
the writing was, Jesus Of Nazareih, the
King OF the Jews: and it was written in
| Hebrew, and Greek, and Latip." In the
| afternoon, though the snow was falling fast,
large congregation gathered to hear the
| third sermon in the course on the Apostles,
| the subject being the Apostle Andrew.
Rev. W. A. Belding filled the pulpit of the
Seventh-Street Christian church morning
and night, closing bis weeks labors with the
| church. Three persons who bad been bap-
| tized during; the week were received into the
foil fellowship Of the church. -.
| At the Monumental church. on Sunday
morning Rev. +. II. Baker; read the service
and assisted In the administration of the
Holy Communion. In the afternoon Rev.
Henry Wall, D. D.. of st. John's, read the
service and preached.
Tomorrow being Ash. Wednesday, divine
Seryise will be held at St. Pau's church at
IL O'Clock A. M. at night in the lecture
room at O'Clock; also, on Friday in the
lecture-room ati12 NJ.
Among the visitors at the meeting of Me-
thodist ministers yesterday morning were
Rev. Bishop Jesse T. Peck, Rev. j. p. Otis,
Rev. s. W. Thomas, OF South PhiIadelphia
and Rev. james Mitchell, of the Abingdon
district.
AT the Manchester Methodist church on
Sunday there were ten additions nine by
| certificate and one by profession.
At Nicholson.Street church one person
was received.
At st. Peters cathedral Sunday morning.
High.Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father
Hanley. Most Rev. Archbishop Bayley, OF
| Baltimore, preached an able and Instructive
sermon, his text being from Luke xviii,
81 43. The cathedral was filled with large
congregation, among whom were many OF
other denominations, who were attracted
thther to hear the distinguished prelate
The music was most excellent, Mozart's
Grand Twelfth Mass being spleuddly sung
by the choir.
| Al S.. Patrck's church the late mass, ut
| 1880 A. NJ, was celebrated by Rev. Father
Kelly, aud an eloquent aud pleasing dis
course delivered by Rev. Father Gross. o.
WILMINGTON, N. c., from the words Of tht
gospel of the day +" What doth it profit ,
man if he gain the whole world and lost
his own soul"
Tomorrow (Ash. Wednesday the masse
at the cathedral will be at G:3O, 7, and
O'Clock A. M. Previous to the last mass th
ceremony of blessing Inc ashes and signin!
the faithful Herewith will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

CEE DOLLAR WILL BUY A HEAVY MKRtNO
UNpERsHIRT from +. b. SPENCE & Son, 1900
Main street. where you can find the medicated red
fInpeI undershlris and drawers and large aud
we-ass rted stock Of rcoats. readymade CLOTH
ing, and gcntem. ms furnishing goods. Cali and
Sc. the" Mystery" scarf snd other new goods just
received by 4. b. SPENCE & SON, merchant tailors,
1900 Main street. Al OF which will be sold sc
prices 10 suit the times. =.-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

THE GooDE-PLATr CoNTEsT.-The taking
of the deposition of MIR. Goode in this con-
test was concluded yesterday afternoon, and
Colonel Mcdonald, Secretary OF the Com
monwealth, was then put upon the stand and
subjected to thorough examination regard
ing the reception of the election returns by
him, the proceedings Of the State Board OF
Canvassers, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

OPINIONS OF TIE PULPIT AND TIE PRESS IN
REGARD TO THE "LEEn GALLERY
The best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY In the Uni ted
States. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
has never been SURPASSED, so far as my oh er =
Yation. goes, In this style OF ART.
Rev. j. L. BURROWS.
THIS wELL|kSowN GALLERY shows stead
improvement IN style and ARTISTIC SKILL.
y CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN. !.
TIE PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar.
ranged. Rev. J. B. JETER.
BEAUTIFUL, artistic, and accurate LIKENEssR 8.
Rev. C. G. BirTIaG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

A New POLICE REGuLArIoN.-The Board
of Police Commissioners have ordained
"that policemen not on duty hereafter by
reason of sickness shall receive no pay for
the first two days Of said sickness and only
half pay for the remaining days; and the
Chief of Police, before signing such each
monthly payroll shall cause the proper de.
duclions to be made under this ORDER"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

FINgD.-The following parties were fined
in the Mayors Court Of MANCHESTER yester-
day tor various offences-to.wit: James
Clark (colored) and Norman Smith {eolored1,
charged with an assault, were foed -. 80
each Thomas Browder and Preston Brooks,
charged with lighting. The former was
fined So, and the latter 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

SENT TO JAIL.-The Police Justice yester'
day sent to Jail Charles Fisher, charged with
stealing one lot of securing clothes OF the
value of 81, the property of K. Evans
Thomas King, suspicious character, in de-
fault of $50 security Fannie Pegram (co'
lored), charged With disorderly conduct, was
committed for sixty days in default uf $l0e
surety to be Of good behavior.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

JAMES 81. TAYLOR + & son, IL M., In front of
Manchester Courthouse, farm, mules, aui FAM
iy horse. t2
DUESBERRY, II A. NJ, VI the store OF A.
Dowd, corner Of Fourteenth and Frapklin
streets. pipes tobicco. showcases. mirror, &C.
COOK & LACGHTON, IL A. ~, at No. 912 Main
street dollar store), useful and ornamental
articles.
COOK &LAUeHToS, 0 A. a., household fur:.-
ture, cigars, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

TRY IT.-There remains now only four we, Ks in
which to secure tickets In the last library concert.
A coupon ticket VIII admit you to the crest GIL
MORE concert and may furnish you money enough
to buy an Opera.iloue e for YOURSELF If you should
chance to want one Every coupon you bug adds
to your chance. 1t wouli not be money thrown
away to buy one every day until the 9th Of Feb-
ruarY. Try 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENrs.-ln conse-
uuence of the advent of Katie Putnam and
the coldness of the weather there was but
small attendance at Lhe Conservative caucus
last night. Biennial sessions of the Legisla-
ture and reduction of the number of MEM
bers Of the House from 132 TO 90 and OF the
Senate from 43 to 33 were discussed until
about 10 o'clock, when the caucus, having
no quorum, adjourned until tonight with
out even taking vote.
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GRAHAM ARREs1Ep.-senator George "

GRAHAM ARREsrED.-Senator George W,
Graham was arrested yesterday upon q
capias issued by the judge Of Nottoway
county.in accordance with the finding Of the
grand jury, which has presented him fol
forging the name of Senator j. 7. Evans to
the recommendation Of Schoocratt for ap-
pointment as naval cadet. Hs will be taken
to Nottoway county to-day for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

MACMILLAN AND CARLoTTA.
Trips secoud lecture this evening at the
Association HILL on "Thc Second Empire"
will embrace among other deeply interest
ing topics the life and career Of MaximiIian
and Carotta, with personal "reminiscences,
the lecturer having seen Carlotta and her Ia
ther and mother.
Professor Trips lecture last night was
attended by large, intelligent, and appre-
ciative audience, and his theme should 1T
tract crowd tonight. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

LABoR ACKNOWLEDGMENT kemper yes.
terday remitted so much Of the sentence OF
the court In the case Of James 3. Mont,
gomary as required the prisoner TO Hos K IN
the chain-gang.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

ApAIrTgD TO BALL William Harris, sent
on to the grand jury by Police-Justice White
for assaulting Marcellus Williams With
shovel, was yesterday admitted to bail by the
Police Justice In the sum Of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

A YoUNG LALr PAINFULLY BURsEp.-Last
night, while Miss Minor, daughter of the
late Captain X. D. Minor, was tanning FIRE
at S.. Alban's Hall, her fan became ignited, J,
and being attired 10 dress which was made
of very light material, the fire was communi.
Gated to her. clothing and the young lady
was painfully burned. Miss Minor was at
tending a social gathering of the Pansy Club,
u hich met last night for the last time for this
season,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

A SURE THISG.-In less than four weeks the
gre at agony will be over. The icket-holders In the
last gift concert OF the Public Library of Kentucky
Will know each one his own fate. Everybody now
knows that there can be no further posfp'nement.
On the 27ih Of the present month, ut O'Clock A.
~. the great Gfmore band will open the drawing
with burst OF melody, and at night, when the
ra"ing Is over, the band will give their grand ju-
biec concert 10 th tickct-holters Tickets for sale
by A. p. L'EcUYEe, 900 Bank street, and w. w !.
MYERS, 1400 Main street. Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

IMPERFECT PAyEAEST.-The condition of
portions OF the pavement on the north side
Of Main between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets requires the early attention OF the
proper authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09
WANTED, CUSTOMERS FOR

v LDAN UFFItt BAKITA TAINS.
tu MONDAY. January Is, SIJ. | shall cNpose
"a, private. sale large lot Of forfeited pledge, con-
l-.lu. uf ,,i fine GOLD WATCHES, 81 CHAINS, 49
lIS,,>. IL .,t> >LEEyE and BOSOM BUTTONS, =
b!AMrNu RINGS. 3 DIAMOND STUDS. 10 setS oi
Ltb!l>' l!S> aud laR-klSGS, pair elegant
1rI.U HN<u BRACELETS, aud many other articles,
when NIL 70. offered AT very low isurcS In order 10
.fa~4rc ready .ai"
Every Oh" ,i,-r"us of purchasing great bargains
4w' respectfully invited 10 call and examine the
4. .,i, amt hcar the prices, al
;. 4. NIkSTOtK'S Loan Office,
ia iG-lm No. Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

THE WEATHER or SUNDAY was cold and
windy, with snow, which fell to the depth OF
about two inches. The weather yesterday
was clear and cold. ........- ~. -.
6anos or Ther7n6fntaer at the Dispatch Office
E,bruaTy s. 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

THE COLD WEATHER should no. keep you from
PIZZlNrs. where you will fud scmc extra nice
FIGS, DATES, amt other COED things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

PIZZINI HAS HoARHOUyD, ACID, and LEMON
DRCPs-the very thing for colds and boarseDess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCUL ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

DEATH OF CHARLIE GREENE. - Charlie
GIame died On Sunday night, after
a painful illness. The deceased was 4
son of the late John Graeme, and had
been in i'll health since bis youth. He
was able, therefore, TO engage in no regular
business, and most of his time was spent
about the newspaper-ottices. His services
were of considerable value TO the reporters
and correspondents, as he put bimself TO
great trouble to be useful 10 them. lie at
tended nearly every tire that has occurred
since the evacuation, and the information
carefully gathered up he carried to each news
paper-otlice So about accidents and runa-
ways. These were his specialties. In his
capacity OF volunteer reporteT, and IN .pur-
suit Of items Of these classes, he became
known to Il large proportion Of our citizens,
who will miss his honest but careworn face
and timid but ever polite and respectful
manners. Charlie was subject to epileptic
attacks, and, though oftentimes seemingly
well, was most generally in al enfeebled con-
dition mentally and physically, and life was
rather a burden than Il pleasure. About
8 o'clock Of the morning of the 10th Of
January he met with horrible accident.
Being seated in front of the open stove in the
Wing news.room before the editors had come
in, he fell forward in 1t. His right arm
was obtruded into the stove and his face
rested against the redhot iron sides, and in
this position he remained until accidentally
discovered by Colonel Shields. His injuries
were terrible, and his sutlcrings intensely
great. He was carried to the Church Insti-
tute, and after few days underwent the
amputation Of his right forearm, which the
surgeons believed afforded him the only pos.
sbie chance for recovery. He rallied after
the operation, and gave promises of re-
coyery, but afterwards relapsed, and his last
days were passed in unconsciousness. Death
cimc as happy relief from his sutferings and
troubles. His funeral will take place at 10
O'Clock this morning from the First Presby-
terian church, and will be attended by re-
porters aud attachG, Of the Richmond press
and bis relatives, friends, and dacquaintances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

TnR WEATHER To-DAY.---FTon1 our rt-
ports MiS morning The probabilities are hHt
The ueother to- day aciN be partly cloudy.
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SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES at PIzzINI's.

CREAM TAFFY.CASDY.-Go and get some Of 1t
from PIZZISIS.
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Moore, late City Sergeant, &C., was taken


Mr.. Ordway moved that the action Of the
Common Council be concurred in.
Mr.. Darlington called for the reading OF
the report of former finance committee.
Mr.. Ordway urged that the claim be paid.
Mr.. Manly said that he did not believe
that the claim was justly due, and he could
not vote for it.
Mr.. Darlington opposed the payment OF
therelaim..
The Chair stated at length why he should
vote against the claim.
The question being taken by yeas and
nays the claim was rejected by the following
vote: .-..-
YEAs.-Messrs. Forester, CLAN, Ordway, Tan
ner, and Vanderyall-5.
NAYs.-Messrs. Beall, Bass, Darlington. Lips
comb, Manly, Scott, smith. Spangenburg, Wagner,
Williams, Zimmer, and Meredith-12
Mr.. Wagner moved to reconsider the vote
by which the resolution was defeated. Lost !;
not two.thirds voting "aye."
Common Council joint resolutions giving
permission TO persons to erect wooden build
ings, and to pay for supplies for fre.alarm
and police.telegraph, were taken up and
agreed to.
Common Council joint resolution relative
to the Board of Police Commissioners was
taken up and laid on the table.
Board resolution, with Common Council
amendment. relative to evercoats for the po.
lice, was taken up and the amendment adopt.
ed. The resolution now goes 10 rhe Mayor.
MOTIONS, ORDERS, ETC.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott the rules of the
Board were amended so as to prevent thu
reconsideration of vote unless by two
thirds vote of the Board, &c.
By Mr.. Ordway: a resolution calling for
a committee of conference as to the disagree.
ing votes of the two houses on the resolution
paying the late City Sergeant $685., &c.
Agreed 10. Messrs. Ordway and Darlington
were appointed on the part Of the Board.
By Mir. Smith: a resolution providing for
curbiug on the east side Of First street from
Broad to Grace. &c. Referred. =.
By same: Resolution looking to the re.
paving OF SO much of Dock aud Cary streets
rs may be necessary to protect tealnsters, &c
Referred.
BY Mr. Tanner: 4 resolution requesting
the Committee on Schools to ascertain and
report whether the pupils in the public
schools Especially the younger scholarS) arc
overtaXed with lessons to be prepared out o.
school,; and if SO, " hat remedy they would
suggest to mitigate The evil. Referred.
BY 1Ir. Wagner: A resolution providing fol
the appointment ofa special committee Of five
TO consider and mature some plan by which
better provision can be made for the proper
care and temporary safckeeping of lunatic:
now confined in the city Jail. Agreed to
The Clair appointed Messrs. Wagner anc
Tanner on the part Of the Board Of Alder
men.
BY Mr.. Tanner: Betition Of Henry EXal
asking further time in which to remove the
de,ris Of the old City Hall. Referred.
By Mr.. Darlington A resolution iuquir
ing into the recent burning of Company g:
stable, &c.
On motion of Mr.. Scott the Board ad
journed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

PIZzISr has 6ne lot OF PRESERVES, JKLLtEs,
ard PIcKL ED OYSTERS In Jars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

CocoASUT CREAM.CAsLY aud CocoANUT CA
RANELs at PIZZfSIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

WANTED, ALL THE LADIES TO
" aGow that have been appointed agent for the
STATION ISLAND DiElSh-N ORkS, and am
if'Ta.vd 70 receive all Kinds of work, such as
Fi-,r. >hawis, cloaks, feathers gloves. Also, gem
tria"H~ clothing secure j-pants, 90 cents whole
,I.l, sg-Dy iMr celebrated French Scourcr and
hampton Gl"y.-ClcuHer, Il. FRENCH,
Gr - No. + SiaIh street, sign OF Red Flag.
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LOST. NTRAHED. AND FOUND.


| o>F, on Sunday, near 500 west Grace
street. aG I'D AND BLACK ENAMELLED
tHE.EING, viii. pearls. TIE finder will please
l'.uruto GkUkG., l.. CHRISTIAN,
!"@ @--r 500 West Grace street.
SIEAlED tIom my lot on Marshall fs;5E
- sir, - one rKED-aND-WNIfE re COW. 49,
s'.'.rd Mil De paid Tor her return - me-
4. y. STOKES
IL H-ltf Thirteenth and Cary streets.
SIEAlED OR STOLEN from our CESs
- st"rr ola Saturday night, 9th Instant. ont sx<la-
lEfNHl.k COW ana CALF. Cow with rope on
".i 'f@'!. 4 StttSfa tory reward Will tie paid FOR
"-Elv-yycry or any Information thereof.
WATKINS j. BROTHER.
Brock iol-ralcs, ileurco county.
=" cit Va
- HAY ED.-A large ROAM COW OssH
- ~'rayvd away Ou "Wednesday the Sd. ILL.
.-'~ f""ard VIII De Liytu /; the COW l. found and
h lNr"r' ~ JOANNA JOHNSON,
It : - No. ] 53i Broad street.
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"Asb'A.

WANTED. \ coon BARBER AT No.
" -"T Erpat street. between seventh and
.,.,..t. a. q
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DICHMOND DETECTIVE AGENCY.
KNtX & CRADnoCK,

KN[X CRADnOCK,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
,er their services 10 the public for the objection
OF crime committed on
RANKS. RAILROADS. TOBACCO FACTORIES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C.
Will attend tobusiuess in sny part OF the stat or
of the United States. VIII give par,ieaar At.
tention 10 The n eoyery OF
STOLEN PROPERTY.
VII, nav liberay for any Information LETT AZ their
oti.e. business strictly confidential. No. Eity-
eD, b street. sp-siair!. y~,,x
late Chief OF Detectives
ROB sRT b. CRADDgCk,
4. ao.1m lndepsnd4ns ilets ctsye. q
q UNsER. &
i, ,,anIEs, AND GENTLEMEAtS FANcYGs
CtlSTuMFS. - u
Masquerade Balls, r. rites, cnd 5heaisxcsis zap
piled. so. fC2 Broad sirset. ~ aps ltS5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

" AAiED. to LOAN $4,000 on improved
- UhiNCUMBERFn CITY REAL ESTATE.
J.THONPSON BROWN,
irG.%t Read Estate Agent, lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

WANTED. NEGOTIABLE PApER.--
" Nr .4y, several thousand dollars 10 invest
\FtJIIAEtE PAPER. .crur"d by deed al
-....-, In proved uuCHcu,u percu city rca! estate
.....'.,,. .u..: cuatera'S.
tlIAkFEN. STAPLES & CO..
&c.,. f-'a't i;grn"Ts, tuctiuDCtr> an1 Bankers.
j.. ~. No. ] / tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

W Az FED. to purchase, either now or in
" ;l.r u,Nt iwo or three months, SMALL
EE-Irt nee IA Il good ucghhprhnJd. 4 house
.#inume iSc ar -iN ROOMS Viii bc large enough.
~'t.s iu"itj, Il and lowest price. Address
8. y - tDN ARD, pispTtrh office.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.
} ANDOLPli d ENGLISH,
1918 MAIN STREET,


(ANDOLrH a. ENGLISH,
1918 MAIN STREET,
>,.,,,. hay" many new styles ofirportcd
;>'lEah0 TT r.k PAPERS,;
'NliiAl NOIE PAPER aud ENVELOPES
, seven kiuds;
Fiii omd f.NvELOPrS for WEDDINGS RE-
'tfiIDNH, aud INVITATIONS, gotten up u,
. Ah"H &Jliyr:
Ell Not fDs printed or engraved.
a.! ''d ~ uuinr. fe 5
\ l'E STATIONERY.
hLhna>T NOTE PAPER. LETTEE PAPER,
hH' 'hANELOrEs, as vel! as cheaper STYLES.
"''EkiOk iAks-black, blue, violet, and car
milne.
TINE GOLD PENS, steel. PENS, and QUILL
Pens
'"' Subscribcrs sc, up In fashionable style,
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS:
." "tdajngo, Crystal Weddings, Silver Weddings,
and Golden Weddings.
""V WOUDHOUSE & PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09
LOCAL MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

A meeting of the Board OF Aldermen was
held last evening in the Council chamber,
President Meredith in the chair. Present: !:
Me>srs. BeaIe, Bass, Darlington, Kellam,
LipScomb. Manly, Ordway, Scott, Spansen-
burg. Tanner, Vaudervall, Wagner, Will
liamS, and Zmmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-09

N'ANIkD, EDARDERS FOR SENE-
~ Raj FIENi>iiED ROOMS, Including suit
.. :. uIu. "u parI"r Moor, a:
Mrs. Il. l.. WlGAND'S,
fa - I'"ud SIS Broad street.
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2itllmond nispatth.

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 0, 1875.
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The President laid before the Board q
communication from the President OF the
Board of Police Commissioners with respect
TO the resolution of the Board of Aldermen
TO them refcrred) authorizing the Chief of
Police to detail policemen for special duty
when in his Judgment necessary : that the
charter confcrS upon the Board of Police
Commissioners ample power iE the premises,
and no further legislation, in their opinion,
is necessary. Received.
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!, K K Z \ 7
L t. l. i l. y !.
EyI. Thompson Brown,
Real fS,a,r Agent and Anrtioncer'
rsr2 Main street. next 20 state Bank.

-. 20 HRlGk, six rooms; Aichen-r'"ns :
,,-r...;s.~; so. .., ...
..r RtlCn (ncw}, south Second street
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-26
FROM JERRY CITY.

En-. JoURNAL:-I presume it will hardly
be news to you, to say that we are having
very cold weather. Potatoes and apples
are quite generally frozen, and fear that
seed potatoes will be scarce the ensuing
spring.
A congregation known as the Church OF
God, are holding a protracted meeting at
Sugar Grove.
AtCentrilla few evenings since heard n
discussion Of the following question: "Re-
solved-That the signs Of the times indi-
cate the downfall of the Republic" More
pleasant to listen to the discussion than to
contemplate upon the reality.
CentrillA is a small village sitnatcd at
the center OF Bloom township, which has a
fine town house, a good school house, one
drug store, saw mill, and about dozen
dwelling houses. There is a very good
school kept here by Mr.. S. ii. Raub.
Your correspondent visited West Mill
Grove few days ago, and found Col. Miles
very busy in his fine grist mill. He in
formed me that he took in 400 bushels oi
grain IN one day, all custom work. The
Colonel is clever gentleman and deserves
all the patronage he IL receiving. West
| Mill Grove has an excellent school, taught
by our friend Mr.. Z. ID. Mofit, with lady
for assistant. was informed that ther,
Is a prospect of the Eaterprise bsing
started. Yours Truly, ADoLPHUs.
February 10, 1875.