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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

FINES IMPOSED YEsrsRDaY.-The following
parties were fned BY acting Pol!ce-Justice
William Hall Crew yesterday morning Jo'
seph and james Smith and George Wilson
drunk and fighting in the street. 81 each
Martha johnson icoIored), $3.50 for being
drunk and creatiug disturbance 10 the mar
ket.house; e. II. Motley alias Mtrten, 81 tor
drunkenness: William Nicholas, drunk and
disorderly in The stree,, 3; Bar;loit Lewis and
Gus. GoodalI (hoth colored), - each for fight
ing in thes street; Miles Rddick (coIored). 50 fol
assault and battery Niles Crowds, 81 for as
saultiug and striking Albert Monroe with q
bottle; Nixon Ovens (colored), $3.50 for
fighting IN the street; Susan Antony (col.
ored), 3 for assault and battery Dick john
son (coIored), assault and battecy, SO; Will
liam Hasley (colored), s.; Emma Easley
(colored), 3 for keeping diso!derly and i'll
governed house; Stephen Edwards, 81 for
obstructing the sidewalk; James Walker
and Joseph Baker (botb colurei), $3.50 each
for fighting 10 the street Jlmes Sinton, 81
for being drunk and abusing policeman.
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SNEAK THIEVES CAUonr.-Yesterday morl

SNEAK THIEVES CAUGHT Yesterday morn
ing, about o'clock, rs Sergeant Daniel
Wren, of the police force, was going ul
Main street, he observed two colored boys
Charles Henry and Richard Harris, coming
down the street OH the opposite side. Ht
noticed that one Of the boys had bundle
which looked suspicious, under bis coat,
Wren crossed over and stopped the parties,
and upon ex ,mina!ion found the bundle 70
be bag OF SCOT. The parties mol oelnS aoie
to give IN account OF how 1t came into thelE
possession they we're arrested and TAKEN 10
the station.ho house. Subsequently II was as
certained that the shot was The property ol
Joseph z. Winston. Accused were carried
before the acting Police Justice yesterday
morning, who, after hearing the case, gave
them siyty days, with labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

CHURCH NoTES.-At the Fenabe-Stree
Baptist church on Sunday large congrega'
lions attended the revival meetings, and lis
tened with apparent deep interest 10 the ser
mons OF Rev. DR.. A. E. Dickinson. There
were twelve inquirers and two profession:
of religion during the day. .....
Dr.. Dickinson will preach at this church
every night during this week. ...,. -.r
At Sidney Baptist church the pastor (Rey
j. N. Butler) baptized three persons on Sun
day.
at the Pne.Street Baptist church, after a
most effective sermon at night, by Rev. A. H
Sands, on the Instituton, Qualifications, Du
ties, and Rewards OF the Deaconshlp. there
we're three deacons ordained-vlz: Fl. l.
Carter, John F. RagIand, and James Howell
At Centenary Methodist church on Sun
day five persons were received by certlfl'
cate and one by profession. '"
At the Broad-Street Methodist one person
was received by certificate.
At Clay Street Methodist one person was
received by profession.
At Sidney Methodist two persons were re-
ceiyed by certificate. -a.
A mass-meeting of the congregations Of
the Baptist churches of the city was held at
the First Baptist church Sunday night. The
large assembly was addressed by Rev. Drs
Biting, Garllck, aud Hatcher, and Rev
Messrs. Fuller and HlrtWell, on the subject
of foreign missions. Mr.. Hartweil. who ha:
| labored for years in Asia, and recently re-
turued on account of the health OF bis family
gave very interesting accounts of the pro
gress of missions in China. At the conclu
of the service, an opportunity was given The
congregation to contribute TO the cause o.
missions in China. =,
Sunday was day of unusual interestat The
Seventn-Street Christian church. The pastor
Rev. J. U. Tyler, In beginning the fourth
year OF bis pastoral Iabors, gave resume o.
the past three years. During this time Int
church had collected about thirty.three thou
sand dollars. The present membership o.
the church is GA. OF this number Is
pave been added sIoce Mr.. Tyler TOOK chars
of the church. Two were received into tn
fellowship Of the church at tbe close oil IN
morning service.
Rev. j. Nj. Tribe delivered the anniYer
sary address before the Young Mems Nils
sonary Society OF the Seyenth-Street Chris
tim church Sunday Night,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER IN RIcHMoND.-At 6
meeting of the McGil Lyceum last night
preliminary arrangements were made look
ing to the establishment of Catholic paper
in Richmond. Messrs. P. keenan, and Juan
A. PizZini were chosen to conduct the edito
rial department of the paper, and Messrs. F.
j. Kelley, Thomas Cox, and Frank Hop
kins were elected directors, to have
the entire management Of the Rew enter
prise. The paper will be known as The Ly
ceun1, and will be published monthly. Tnt
first No. will be issued at an early day.
The Society also resolved to parade on the
26th instant on the occasion Of the Inaugural
ton of the Stonewall Jackson statue.
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MRETIHa OF FRlENDs.-The semi.annual
or hal:year's meeting"' Of the Society Of
Friends (erthodox) in Virginia was closed
In this city on yesterday. Representatives
were present from all the meetings 10 the
State. After the transaction OF the usual
routine business representatives were ap-
pointed to attend the yearly meeting IN
Baltimore, to which jurisdiction the Friends
here belong. The sessions of this latter
body commence on the 10th instant, and the
exercises always attract a large crowd, as
there are generally number of ministers
present from other States.
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INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JUEY.-The
grand jury OF the Hastings Court, Augustus
Bodeker foreman, yesterday found the fol-
lowing true bills:
For feIonies: Annie Johnston, stealing $GI0
from Robert Glmor; Jerry Read, bigamy ;
Rosi Bell, grand larceny.
For misdemeanors: Lucinda Pollard,
keeping house of iiifam Lizzie Bailey
and Mollie Harris, same; Tobias Eacho and
AnDie Jordan, unlawful ass 1ciation; Gideon
Morris, keeping dsorderIy house.
.Not true BILL wa> found in the case
of William Forester, charged with doing
business without license.
Tue grand jury was discharged.
The cases of Jerry K I'D, Annie Johnston,
and Rosa Bell will be tried to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

ENGLISH WoRsTED CoATISGs.-AHth the new e.
signs and novelties in worsted "ostings aud fancy
cassimeres 1ust received, and will be made up 10
order In the latest and best styles by E. B. SPENCE
&soN, merchant sailors. 1900 SiaiH street, where
you can dnda large stock Of ready. made clothirg
at low prices, and all the new styles Of furnishing
goods In great variety. All In want OF clothing.
shirts or furnishing goois. are invited to can and
examine K. B. SPENCE &. SONS stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere 80
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COLONEL MAYO AGAIN INDICTED The grand
jury Of the Hastings Court yesterday pre-
sented an indictment against ColJael Joseph
Mayo, late Treasurer OF the State. for fraudu-
leuIly converting to his own use SG,180, the
money and property of toe said Common
wealth." The first tindictmentaganst Colonel
Mayo charged him with the larceny of $3.50.
Colonel Mayo will probably be tried at this
term of the court on one Of the indictme nts
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To BE ENLARGED. .Graca-Street B,ptist
church has the largest Sunday school in the
State. It has become necessary to provide
additional accommodations for the classes,
Yesterday mornlne workmen commenced
tearing down the addition to the lecture
room. known as the infant classroom, with
the purpose of rebuilding it on much
larger scale. The work will be completed
in two or three weeks.
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The WEST PoIST TOURNAMENT The
tournament at West Point yesterday passed
oil very pleasantly. Several hundred per.
sous were IN attendance, and quitea number
of Knights participated. The charge was
delivered by Mr. Tuomas 7. Bagoy. ana me
coronation address by Justice j. ). Wnlle, OF
Richmond. The speeches OF these gentlemen
were excellent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

PREPARING FoR THE CoNrEsr.-A joint
meeting of committee from the City Gen.
trail Conservative Committee and like com.
mittee from the county was held yesterday
at the rooms OF The City Central Committee
for the purpose of organizing the campaign
in the county. Mr.. George T. Turner was
elected cnairDan OF the joint committee.
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AUCrros SALES THls DAY.

JOHN ". wRIGHr IL A. u At the nsrhle. YARD
OF j. Il. Sands, Governor ana koss sirssu, toar ,i
large blocks OF granite, 8 lot OF MSrotc s'aoS
and shafts.
RICHARDSON & Co, A p. NJ, continuation Of
the sale OF Building lots In Taits plan 70 tae
city OF Richmond.
!. THOMPSON BROWN, ~ z: u. At IaoS nSn %
str4el, next 70 Planters Sank, new DookS, pno-
s5 togrsph-aibaEis, &c.
cnoK \ 4LAJ6HTCg.s 10 A. M.. general g
sor,Yert 4 household surniture, DC.
poprRr n. LYME, 10 a. 81. at the corner OK
Williamsburg ayeaas and ssse stsess =, q. sSsss
sprtaE Wagon, h2raess
scale-, Rin, blackberry wine, SHssSss olo rasss
hnIfs.hold Yurni,nrf. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

HESRlCo CIRCUIT CoURr.-The Henrlc1
Circuit Court met yesterday, Judge Wexford
presiding. The grand jury was adjourned
until The 10Th. Il few matters of civil busi.
ness were disposed of and the court adj
journed until to-day.
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EXPENDITURES FOR STREETS GENERALLY
The Following Is rsfatement Of expenditures
for street improvements from 1855 to Ueto-
Der, 1875: 1865, s4.SIL94 ; 1866 sal .24a.29;
1851, S24,Si4 40; 1868, S24.249.4ps; 1859,
s43. .S77.55; 1870, S43.S37.73; 1871. sJ9,-
sls. 10; 1872, SGs 43i.s5; 1878, csc, ,90ts az
1874, S4S, 1926; 1876, to Is. Octaser, S37, ;
1879. Tue expenditures ..or hands md
carts, and road.roller aad crushar, are not
i, included in the aonve statement. -
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MRS. WrSsLow's Soothing SyRUP Is the pre-
scripton OF one OF the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used FOR
Thirty years with uever-faiitng success by millions
OF mothers fer their childre II relieves the child
from pain, correcs acidtty Of the stomach, relieves
wind-colic, and by giving rest snd health to the
child comforts the mother. = -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

LgrrsR. CARRIERS WoRE.-The following
shows The work Of the letter.cirriers for
September: Registered letters delivered,
COZ: mail letters delivered, 39,258; local
letters delivered, Z, ,427 mail cards delivered,
10. .2a9; local cards delivered, 5.56S papers,
&c. aellyered, 39,I39. Letters collected,
70, ,Os3; cards collected, 14,S2S; newspapers
ooItnprat q TO4. s~a7..#s@#s -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

MEETINGS OF DoCToRs.-The sixth session
of The Medcal Society OF Virginia will con-
vene in Richmond st Ts Z. III. Wednesday,
October 20 u. 1875. Every indication is that
tpis will be 4 grand rally" OF the profess
SION of the Stale.
The Association of Medical Officers of the
Confederate Army ana Navy VIII meet here
at II A. M. Tuesday, Octooer 10, 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

I,,1 .A''AAA-Ecy. .'.'' j, Il. Tyler left the city
,l>t h's0t 10 Mlcrd the General Missionary
Er,n 'A"IA OF tue Christian Church 10 be
I,ir,4" )" Louisville, by. and 10 visit bis
III avs '" the West. Rev. j. II. Tribe will
on PHtpt dunng bis absence.
.o,, u'' lihan Charles 4. Davis, of Madi-
.xr.'n 'i". "as returned TO ihe city after au
'''A0eH tour iu the West.
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How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
fering with fever and ague, Intermittent or bilious
fever, win call at the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqueror their immediate cure is certain,
aud the chills will not come back during that
son. 1t contains no qunine, arsenic, other poll
son, and one-lialf bottle will restore your health,
It cleanses the system, pures the liver and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
wholesale agents. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

7 DIspATcn PRINTING -HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade No
have added wei.seIected assortment OF .sKw
TYPE. which, together with our IhPRoYxp Ma
CHIMNEY and sKTLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant as in guaranteeing the YgRY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures aud In the most ex-
pedItious manner.
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS ON THE MINDS Of all oar
readers that they should 20 to BOscHEN's to buy
their boots shoes, trunks, and valIses 500 and GIL
Rroad dstr
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/ have analyzed the Whikey known under tbs
brand OF aB SELECT" controlled by Messaa. wAL-
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and nnd It
FREE FROM FUsu. OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
noses. j. B. McCAw, d. d.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College OF Va
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MACMURDo Il REDFoRD have the latest New
York styles Of hats and cacs. Their styles eau be
found nowhere else In the city.
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Go TO HERMAN BosCHRN & BROTHERS, TO have
your shoes or boots made. A ft guaranteed.
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;MnIrARY.--The First Virginia Regiment
win nave battalion drill tDis evening.
Colonel Bradley I. Johnsoa has issued or.
ders 10 the various companies to assemble on
Broad street between Tenth ana Eleventh,
az s o'clock in full.dress uniform,
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FROM Professor A. Jackson, Laval University:
Quebec: :" ! have used good deal OF LIRBIa.s Ii.
QUID EXTRACT OF BEEF in my private practice,
and can recommend It as extremely useful In cases
of debility and weak digestion requiring strength.
ening nourishment.n -. fatzsSsE v ~
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Az AppEAI 70 THE FRrEsps on IxsaerA.

Tfos.-In order to bring ths resources ~ v,-ssns.
prominently before The attention OF the reonis ~
Pennsylvania and other northern STATS. our Mr.
CHAFFtN win leave here early next week 20 at,ena
the = FIRST GRAND ExPosrTroy or THE Pnanrs.
hES's INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE OF PrrrssUaaa
PA,n aud would like to take wi h him cred,tsh,e
collection Of specimens OF the mineral ana asricpI.
tural products OF Virgins. Wctherefore ursentfr
appeal to our friends and the friends OF inmiara.
ton havlog REALLY GOOD SPECIMENS OF minerals
rot farm products 10 send the slime 10 our ofics
on or before MONDAY NEXT Those fayoring Us ii,
this request Will hsve their articles returned In a-
pie time TO be exhibited at our OWE State Fair.
CHAFF1N. STAPLES 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents, D
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGNE-Finestin In the world.
Trial BOTTLES, rs cents. POLK MILLER Co.,
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G.,! AAifiEH.- Dir. Thomas n. Page quail.
nm. 1',a 1S au attorney in the Hastings Court OF
,hnI" Wv. lcslerday. He wus introduced 10
Sir 'uIt = r by The Common " ealth's attorney,
o'!' ~ Darlington CabelI,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

LADY BYRON'S PERSIAN LILY-WHITE removes
tah, freckles. and beaulhes The complexion. Price,
8 cents. POLK MILLER Il Co., agents.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish TO specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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LADIES, USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume in America. Sold By
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK Mil.
LEK & Co, agents.
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CHANcERY CoURT.-The Chancery Court,
Judge h. Fl. Fitzough presiding, met yes
terduy, but transacted no business of impor-
tance. The court will meet again to-day.
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DISPATCH INTiNG-HoUsE.- Unsurpassed IA
cillties for the prompt execution of all kinds Of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

RESULT OF THE SALE OF TIE WYNNE LIBRA.
Ry.-Tne receipts from the sale OF tne books
Of the Wynne Library amounted to Ss,12Q,
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YELLOW BANANAS only SOC. dozen at Plz-
Ef.f 5fsIsrT - syrtE4., u. 90
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The CAPITOL HOTEL, corner Of Twelfth and
Franklin streets, Is the place TO get GOOD DINNER
at moderate price.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATa by usiug
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. It's splendid, and
costs but 3G cents. Sold by POLK MILLER 6 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-05

CALIFORNIA PEARs.-Go to PIZzIsl's and get
some VI this delicious fruit
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dona At the
DISPATCH PRISrIHc-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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MAcMURDo & BEDFORD, fashionable hatters and
dealers In all the latest styles of millinery goods,
1909 Main street.
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MACMCRDo & REDFoRD are the fashionable hat
ters of Richmond.
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MACMURDo & REDFoRD's new millinery depart
mcnt Is now open. Ladies are respectfully invited
TO call and ex lmine their stock.
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BEAUTIFUL cHRoSIo OF THE CENTESLAL
BUILDING given away with each package of candy
ut PIzzINI's. a#e go.
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ASDRoscoGGIN BLRAcuED COTTON only l0c.
q yard ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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FOR the very hest five iollar SILK HAT call on
MACMUaDo & RRDFoRD, 1909 Main street.
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MRS. L. P. JONES IS with MAcMUapo Red
FORD, and would be pleased to have her lady friends
call and examine her fine stock OF millinery goods.
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THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF BLANKETS IN the
,ity Is at LEVY BROTHERS.
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FINE PASTRY and CREAM PUFFs at PlZZISfS,
who Is now making fresh pastry every day.
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FINE YELLOW BANANAs.--pIzZINI IS selling
them at SOC. dozen,
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SICKLE PEARs.-Those Wishing some of this fue
fruit should go TO PIZZIyI's.
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Great bargains In BLEACHED and BROWN SHEET.
ING at LEVY BROTHERS.
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LARGE AND FRESH ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS
at LEVY BROTHERS.
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CATAwBA CRAP PEs.-A:fresh lot just received by
PIZZINI.
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MUSLIN RuFFs at 90. 80, and 4oc. a dozen at
LEVY BROTHERS.. ---ss-sss5----r7s. 49,
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DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY and ~ very
attractive prices ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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FINE BARTLETT PEARS selling very low at PIz.
yTC
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CONVERSATION SERGE AND PLAID SUITS al LEVY
BROTHERS.
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c,, YESTERDAY was cloudy and
INE W. I1r;ns, the forenoon, but clear,
,a."'.e'"- ,,',a<,u, IN the afternoon. The
" ',,",'' ,,p@r o. >Gnd,y WAS cl'ar ana pleasant
H"''"'' .rra,,n.:.- q! th. DiSoscch office
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoGRr-Judge
Hughes presiding This Court commenced
its regular October term yesterday and dis
posed Of the following business:
In the matter OF Robert p. Warfng, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to sell the
bankrnpps real estate by auction, on the
premises.
In the matter Of Robert Kerse, bankrupt.
By consent Of the lien creditors the assignee
was ordered to sell the real estate Of the
bankrupt, upon the condition that the notes
given for the deferred instalments OF the
purchase.money shall be sold, If necessary,
to pay the respective claims Of said creditors
when due.
a In the matter OF William q. Allderdice,
bankrupt. Thomas F. West and John s..
Wise were appointed special commissioners
TO open the iron.safe of the bankrupt, LEFT In
the registers Office by him, and make q com.
plete inventory Of its contents, so far as they
relate to his matters in bankruptcy, and re.
port the same to the court.
In the matter OF Fisher & Goldstein, bank.
rupts. The assignee and creditors of the
baukrupts were ordered to show cause on
the 10Th Instant why the bankrupts should
not be discharged.
Boulware, assignee, Us. Wallace and others,
in chancery. COMMISSIONER report of the
sale of the CANDLES Hill property fled.
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ANDRoscoGGrN BLEAcHED COTTON only l0c. &
yard ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CLoAKs 70 be opened
to day ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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hhFasS TO CAPIT0! STREET.

MI' Euc,i' Presented Il JOINT resolution in.
,"s''l% ihe Cay Engineer 10 repMr the
"'!t outside Of the Gcyerl.ur's grounds
- -" 'tioi strAl TO Fraukiin street, and
- "lHr: hortlG:!s oil The SIDE walk aro<ind
'p,'s square as require such repairs.
L'ea L" The C0sA mittec on Streets.
Ao;gLllad.
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RESIGsRa-

n" '0r'E presented the resignation OF
r.'- .','o'crh g.. Hopkins, Il memDec Of the
' VI Oft W Qtns. Accepted
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THE GOVERNMENT YETITIoEED.

JfE OoN S1tAASiS
General Anderson offered the following in
reiatiOn TO the improvement OF James river :
W bereas this Board is advised that the
syslem adopted and BOW belog carried out
for The imDrovement OF james river obtains
satisfactory results, and that with the aid OF
the increased appropriation asked OF Con-
gress We are assured that Such depth OF
water will very soon he obtained from Rich
mond TO the sea as will meet the wants OF the
growing commerce of this city; aud whereas
Richmond VAN be, upon the completion OF
the unfinished Ell hiy EIGHT miles OF railroad
between Mount Sterling aud Big SANDY, IN
kentucky, the nearest Al!nt'c port or
Louisville and Of st. Louis as well Us OF all the
territory directly west OF The latter, and OF all
south aud north OF these cities between GER
tain lines of latitude; and whereas Richmond
will be the eastern terminus and port OF the
shortest line across the continent irom the
Pacific 10 the Atlantic by The eAlsting Faci'
tic roads; and nearer 10 the Cdclnc 0y tue
protected Southern Pacific liue than any port
iurtner north therefore
ReSolced, l. That 10 the opinion 0f Ibis
Board The improvement, OF James river,
hitherto carried on chiefly BY the contrl'