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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-30

ADMISSION OF INDEPENDENTS. "
J, To the members of tne General Assembly
who have, arrived in the city the admission
of Independents to the Conservative clucuses
presents itself as a somewhat serious ques'
| ton. independents were admitted last year
and the gear before upon the understanding
that they were to act in harmony with the
party in all matters where action was deter.
mined; on in caucus. Many members now
here think that the same rule should be
adopted at this. time, while Others are .of
opinion that true party Interest demands
their exclusion, or at least deiuite pledge
that they will hereafter on all occasions ope-
rate inside our party line. s..
at.. iiz 81 MEsBsRs m THE CrTY, - i
The following members were registered at
E xcfaf,ge Hotel sttnight: o. t4ls!s;
e Senators !: i. G.sH. Finney. of Aecomac
j. w. Marshafi; Of Craig; j. w. Daniel OF
CampbeN; &C. II. Smith, OF Nelson; j.. u.
Eubapk, of Bath; and 81. b. Hurt, OF Hali-
fax. Delegates: Marshall Hanger, Of Au-
gIsta; j. E: r. BagGeil, = OF ,Aecomac; u.
Edwin Belts, of mberand; !; George
a. Jordan. Of Isle of Wight; w. y. Taiia-
ferro, .of Norfolk r. Z. Hubbard, of Buck
ingham T.. 81. McCauii, j. VI. Shefey, ot
Marion; w. W.fBerry, OF Bedford Charles
IA. Ronald, of Montgomery s. Thomas g.
Popham, OF Rappaha nnock Socrates Brooks,
of Chesterfield ;:W. B. dTaliaferro, OF Glou'
cester: and C. A. Bohanop, OF aiatthews.
The following are atopping at Fords
Hotel 81 p: Gibson, King w illiam George V.
Moncure, Stafford George T. Clarke.
surry William Powell. Franklin PelerJ. |.
Bernard, Franklin Peter S. Bernard,
Franklin William F. Graves, Bedford /;
s. B. NorEelt, ynchburg Jesse 8. Bn,ks,
Bedford; William p. Davis, Pulaski MAR
|Cn,pener: !: John Z. P..Aylor. Madison !; Thomas
Nolie, & Guipeper; j.. Da8is Craig, An.
QlIsta tE. j. Armstrong, Rockingham ); Z.
MeMnllin, Greene; 2. Hairsson, Henry
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{, Colonel Shelton C. Davis, of Henrico, will
remain clerk of the Senate as matter Of
course. Captain Writ Harrison, sergeant-at.
arms, will be opposed by Mr.. A. N. Dicker-
son, Of Grayson, and by candidate from
the Valley. No opposition to Colonel Minor,
the GloorkeeDer, is yet manifest,
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Rev, Or. B. q. ahney, OF the Union Theo,
logical Seminary, preached at the Grace
Street Psesby terian church Sunday morning
and evening. His sermons were fuli OF pro-
found Thought. " 3 II sl3s s. q q
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
sALEs.-s1,Soo Richmond city s'ssold at 104s;
1850 Richmond city 6's sold at S5.

4s - ~ FRIDAY, May z. 1875.
sALEs.-s1,So0 Richmond city. SIS sold at 04s
1850 Richmond city 6's sold at So. ,,a 4
Gotdt-.merIcan gold. 115 bid. i
glnia co"soh. new 40 hid. 40 asked: Virginia de-
ferfed, Sa bid, OK asked: Virginia Interest certia-
"a ks1 ba
tftp Securities. -Richmond city e's. 1o4 bid;
Riohinund city IS, "a bid, IS asked: Petersburg
G "snenours city IS, BID SarreR city S. ssS
asked; Norfolk tty water ga. 97sbid: Eosfok ely
6's, II bid; FreSeri ;ksburg csy 6's, 43 asked ;
Ra1IrDaa sonds-Virgiuta Central Railroad
third mortgage Or, j. and j, Sl bid; 5. n.hside
pe,er.burR Railroad ars! mortgage Ss, J. and ;,
81 ash ed; Richmond aad Pet rsburg Railroad hrst
.nd nd POTOMAC do
Us. J. and j.. OF bid; RICHMOND. Frederick burg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. =. and j., s2
bid; Richmond and uanVilie railroad consolidated
Cunal Boads.-Jamss River and Kanawha Canal
& am Nj zS sDea and Ohio
Railros 90 par. AZ asked; Petersburg Ra,lr,ao'
100 par. 8 bid. 20 asked; Richmond and Peters
rickshurg ana Potomac common. 100 par, 634
did, 70 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
per cent and lgg pa eg nei
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid Richmond ana
DanvIe railroad. 100 par, 10 bid. 12h asked.
Canal Stockr;;-Jame' RIVER aud Kama" IA Canai'
Bunk SockS.-First National, 100 par. 115 bid,
100 asked: National Bank Of Virginia 10y par.
100 hid: Planters National. 100 par, 1o4h DID !;
STATE Bank OF yirgiuia, 100 par, % nd: Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par, 23h asked; City
savings. 25 par, 24h asked Bank Of Commerce,
25 par, 20 bid -,
Insurance Companies Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, "a Did; Virginia state. 25 par 2oA
DID {; Virginia Home, 90 par; 81 bid, l05 asEeo :
90 par. 90 asked; Uid Eom,nion, 30 par, 95 bid,
9Sh asked: Piedmont and arlington Lie, luo par,
95 DId, 100 asked.
Aiacelidn eous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany 100 par, ~ bill, 81 asked.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev, \. C. McManaHay, of Richmond
,..n,..c. j. announced 10 preach SUNDAY
mgrtla, and night at the First bapsist
.aatcg.
The committee for the reception aud en-
,,-.g,nurpi Of The delegates 10 the Brigade
,.r.fsr ON the 10Th Instant have met Wlth
mos, gratifying success IN their calls on
,i.f1.r. for assistance. The delegates Will
al 90. received with open arms ana Wei
,.l,,. Il ,hc mos h0>lItatIe character.
In ,x,Ataliug for the opening OF Linton
s,r,,.. tnc wpIhmcn to-day exposed 10 we"
Az .I,.,g.rouud house snuIc i've or SIX leet
..g.rr. hiuit OF wooden Sllis. The timOers
Ar. sound. and the apartment, which was
,,.d 10 hc some What >cantlly furnished,
as ynarl!I,ed 10y means Of iron pipes rue
I'LL. ua 10 the surface OF the ground. Ibe
a...,y,ry creates a good deal Of Interest,
ll1gyD he house i believed 10 have been
l.ii during the siege Of Petersburg as a
mems of protection against the shells lhrO"n
.l.1 the city By Federal guns or for the sale
.,ur4go of valuable book, and records.
several sales of rca! estate have been made
within the last day or two, among the most
iirportant OF which may he mentioned that
u I frame dwelling on Hish street, pur-
ca,.,d av Mr.. j. &. Drake, for S2,9i0; and
ta;,-. ard un,-ha!t teuths OF stores Nos. lao
SID rs Sycamore street, purchased by
hJtelt HARRISON, Dr., for $4,000.
ROBIN HOOP.
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90 a -: . %
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1876, train.
~. on this road will run rs follows: ti'a' 81
- LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. rfa z's u
$50 A. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily fe1eept scI
day.. connecting for al points sont
and Wsss TSRIssPlRRg gsr attssnes
day), With coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations ON the Southsidi
80. road, chbnrg, ane the West ~
1:46 2. NJ THROUGH MALL daily, connectin,
L. sengers taking this train viii max i
close connection at Petersburg 10
with coach attached. 49,
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. af
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily te1cer
11:45 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectin.
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac mac railroad for all paints Ear
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday
coach attached. $50 : ~
500 P. d., THROUGH NAIL daily (e1cspsSun
day), connecting with Riehmone
Fredericksburg and Potomac railros.
for ali points East and West. .Pullmas
r,.J Sleeper attached, running through r
Baltimore. Also making close con
neSuon with The Chesapeake and Obi.
no l5oas an f0F the nG Virginia Springs am
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between RicI
mond and Petersburg except ar Chester. -
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad viii leave
leave Chester at s:4o p. N. daily except suhdays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Perersourg viii starr Iro:
no 81 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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The Tilt between Gladstone and Dis
racls-EaSsage OF the Irish Pence,
Preservation Act.

FSetf-auSSfES kAS ~ - SssSS--
Preservation Act. ~.
IoSpoS, May g. In the House OF Com.
mons tonight The Marquis Of Harrington
asked when the debate on tho privileges OF
The House would be resumed and the budget
discussed MIR. Disraeli replied that there
was no immediate prospect OF resnmsns the
debate. which was unexpectedly terminated
on Tuesday night. He intended, however,
when attention was again called TO the pres.
ence Of strangers, that division be taken TO
decide whether the galleries shall be cleared.
The Government was charged with wasting
time over the question Of privilege, but the
opposition 10 the peace. preservation bill was
the real obstruction. The Irish members
were justified in opposing II, and the Gov
crnment was equally justified In seeking to
have 1t passed.
At this point Mr.. Disraeli was called to
order for DEPRESSING from the subject Of the
inquiry put BY the Marquis Of Harrington. He
resumed bis remarks, and ted that, allow
ing for fair opposition, II would be possible
10 prorogue Parliament in july. The Govern.
ment was determined to press all its mea-
SurcS, even If in order 10 be able TO do so It
should find it to be its duty 10 advise the
Queen not to prorogue the session until all
OF them bad received the royal sanction. He
added that the Government intended 10
open the discussion Of the budget Friday
morning.
MIR. Gladstone said he regretted the tone
of Mr.. niSrael's rcalarks. The House was
entitled to respectful treatment even from
the Premier. Never before had be heard
such statement as that relative to the pass
ing OF Government measures. The right
honorable gentleman threatened to keep the
House sitting until number Of unspeci6ed
bills were passed. Was that becoming
method Of procedure on the part of the
head of her h4jesty's Government? II
such tone was again adopted be (Mr. Glad
stone) would feel it bis duty to avail himself
OF his privileges rs private member. He
protested with emphasis against morning
discussion Of the budget.
Mr. Disrseii consente to take up the bud
get In the evening session. The considera-
ton of the Irish misrepresentation ac',
which has been nine days under debate, was
then resumed in committee and concluded.
The bill was passed in committee with i'm
portant amendments, by which the penalty
tor the unlawful possession Of arms is re-
duced, and the right 10 search houses for
arms limited to the daytime. The House has
vet to take final action on the bill.
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TIE PEACH CRor.-This morning we give
an accurate report Of the present condition
.ad coming prospects of the peach crop OF
H.. arralrd> in New Jersey. Delaware, and
N4naud. witch may be said TO be the home
ii hi, u-ciou, fruit, based upon the personai
Y,>.r,anou OF our spondents, who. liv-
in. "a HE midst Of tue districts in which
.-.a-.aDl.rc has been brought to The great
=. ,.r.rc ION, are fully competent TO esll'
ra,,a ,ar probable yield ard The likelihood OF
..,.rcl,c or increase in the amount shipped
,.mHkri. me tenor OF our dispatches IS 10
;., E.! Il ;uAt the late cold weather, though
,.....n. the season somewhat, had not ma
,r.ult .h.ricd the ll-germ, As the vitality
il! ,uv r4ibryo bud had not progressed 10
,I4 "a X'cut Is 20 be affected by the low
t,W,rra,urc. IL Delaware it Is shown that
y.ry f.w Blossoms have been killed, so that
;au grD,:r.' Tor q full and even uncXimpled
uagna, lever better than at present, ana
t4s' in those sections where the most Injury
rs Supposed to have been done the damage
j mcoa,i;rrabic.- Philadelphia Press, 9Th.
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ne su!femc Court CT Ohio has just rem
I''f G"e,ion which will bear with special
"'!'ht on Tie Roman Catholic Church 1t
""' h' Trcoii'r'ed that the treasurer of HAM
,''h county held thai oEiy church ard school
i''t'H! was 'xrmp. from taxation, while
'''o"hhop Purcell contended that the
g"'iin@> Of The clergy were Included. The
,"t'!I'r 'cuft deciCed in favor of the ATcI-
~, ,r,''"'P' 'hn n" cas-" was carried up on wri.
''''!. ID" supreme Court holds that re-
.,..l,'' itofert, must be tsXed, while that
'At!.-ifcly Tor worship or fducaiiana,
~, =, Ii 'l''' Is 10: laxaole.- Whpeliag MtelH.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY z, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY z, 1875.
-s,e.ner Shirley, Trayers. Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat Com
pany. ,ua
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
chonTi,e and passengers. G. w. allen i Co., age nts
steamer Eliza Haucox, Elilard, SorfolR, ner.
chandise and passengers. l.. B. Tatum. agent.
STEAMER j. W. Eyerman, Pia,t Philadelphia,
merchandise and PASSENGERS, ". r. Porter;
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Ph1laoeiphla'
granIie. curtis & Parker. ,
Schooper :. w. bunnell, Bunnell, New York.
cGu cho 90 s. f. Kirwap, Kirwan, Washington,
stone, Currie 60. y, yu,,h,,o+on
Schooner Louisa Walters, klrwan, washington
coaI, Cannelton Coalt Ompany.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore on the 9th. scnoonsrs Alice Cur
Ills, Philips, aud u. +. Wolf, fooo'
MEMORANDA.
Az ph,Isdepha on the 9Th, schoonersJ. W. Hine'
EeI,on: ". J. McSaughton, Burns from hich'
Rat,imore on the 9th, schooner Corsica, from
n NV YORK, May 5.-ArrIred: schooners \. g.
pnrrnws. Taylor; O. Fl. Booth, Bennett; d..
,yooo. Crrles n. +. 1ur' er, Caup; D. y. merritt,
CurIfs. John IwLy. Bazleton; keel LudIum
Mary {. uncau, puncan, from warglp tyen CHOW
srIooners Annie r. Mobr.. Phi lli"s; lucy Jones
msrrinngn: MARY Haley, Haley. were loading al
New YORK on friday for Richmond.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
A J1pited States revenue steamer Is now IN inc
Nachi.s river taking initiatory steps lowaros the
c.'on OF lighthouse on SV Island the avery
Eork light viii be q wooden frame, lea In Wild
hricx. and surmounted by Eresnel light OF Inc
second oI der.
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RAILROAD y; !! lsgE..


- - ~
eSyIcE aAsrEK OF Taxssrosr9rIos
| SCHEDULE OF TRAINs,mfR n IN; NJ
tslcbnaond az sos A. NJ: leave E EaLsS e
s:35 a; A.; leaves Dundee AZ I:I7 p. u. seayss
,anyiIe at I:2i r. ~: leavss Greensboro at 4:23
Charlotte at 6:47 r. n. 81 -
TRAIN NO. 2.-NEw YORK AND asw Or
500 X. NJ; leaves Airline Junction at $50 A.
NJ leaves Salisbury at 10.52 A. H.; leaves Greens :
a Dune nj rs oasyf a 4Ss
ytlle al 8 SO P. IL; arrives al Richmond at HIT
TRAIN No 3.-TmoUGH MAH-NEw YORK
TO NEW ORLEANS, westward Leaves Richmond
leaves Dundee at 1888 P. NJ; Ieava Danviile al
leaves Salisbury at 4:34 A. NJ; leaves Air-Liue
Junction at 700 A. NJ; arrives Al Charlotte at 7:15
TKAIN No. 4.-THRouGH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 P. NJ; leaves salisbury
at l1:4s P. NJ: leaves Greensboro at 2:2c A. a.;
6:56 A. M: leaves BurGeyilie at lI:36 A. IL;
arrives q Richmond at 2:22 P. II. 800
w TaAaS 10 ssNDTsS :,
ct hurseville al 12.43 p. NJ; leaves Burkeville at
1;20 7: d.: arrives at Lypchburp At 4:2G p. II.
Eastward Leaves BurkevilIe at 4:43 A. n: an.
rives at Richmond at sos A. ID. -
1IllnS nos. . ana e c0nnecf At Greensboro with
trains 10 and from Raleigh and Goldsooro'. :. S
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun.
dee with trAIns on The Richmsnd, Fredericksburg
and Potor &C railr0ad, and Washington City, Vir.
Rina n1dla nd and Great Southern railroad, to and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore aud eastern
points. ..
Trains Nos. and 8 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantn and Richmond air-iane rail.
road 10 aud from Greeuyille. Atlanta. Montgomery,
Mohile Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest.
eru points. 81
Trains Nos. 8 and 4 connect at Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia aud Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, uRusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points.
Train No. 4 connects at Rurkeyil.e with the At
antic, Mississippi and ohio ralr.ad. from LYNCH
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern ann SOU: western
points, and nseeage checked through.
Unhrokeu gauge from Bichmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paace-cars through from New Orleans
TO New York. T. NJ. r. .TALCU1l
Engineer and Superintendent.
a T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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Inc talzis (Me.) Ttu>eS says that during
'"' "iultr the water under one eud Of a
"'d-r 1t that place iroze in one mass from
W. ."'"' Of tigh-water 10 the bed OF tie river.
- rom! o. spring weather the water
'''h"1 under The ice, detaching it from the
'tloW, md when The Tide came In il rose
""n The wafer, liflIny the bridge gitn il
"' 'he air some SIX inches, cracking the
e1'Ia'ns aud doiug other damage. When
'"' ti0c "'nt out the ice settled against the
yer. "fo"dlugtt some Two iCet out Of place
'"afd Tie cbanncl OF the river. After the
,''r lad lett the ice some parties measured
',' ':'"e and found it over tweuty-eight feet
ii thickness.
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A TERRESTRIAL MERMaID.--The Milwau-

A TERRESTRIAL MERMAlD.--Tbe MllWau-
kie wisconsin, NerS says: There was
Young girl at the police station yesterday
upon whom old Mother Nature has played
one of her QueereSt freaks. She is young,
certainly not over sixteen, with not UMPIRE
possessing face and good figure, but Der
body and limbs are covered with scales about
the size of and similar in appearance TO the
scales of a fish. Medical gentlemen who have
examined her say that she presents tie most
extraordinary case OF malformatlon on record.
Ii is true there has been mention made In
the books of children whose necks and wrists
were similarly covered, but DO instance has
been reported where the scales covered the
whole body and the limbs. There is another
feature about this exception that puzzles the
medical fraternity most. and that is the ftct
that the scales have the chameleon.llke func-
ton Of changing their color. The scales on
her arm, while the writer was present,
changed twice-from pale amber color to
alood.red and back again. The scales DO not
overlie each other, as in the case OF fish or
reptiles. but appear 10 be Embedded IN the
hesh-in sort Of Mosaic work, so to sperk,
and in the color.changes the transformation
does not take place at once III all the i'm
bricated plates, tut varies, some turning
red while others retain the amber color,
which seems TO be the primary hue.
The girl says that she has been covered
with these scales ever since she can remem-
Der. From her earliest recollection she was
mployed as domestic by the family with
whom she resided, and was compelled to
perform all the drudgery Of the house. As
she advanced in age, and the scales upon her
body incr eased and multiplied, she became
an OBJECT OF the most intense aversion to the
other members Of the family, and was
treated so cruelty that she fled. This act
was the beginning OF long series of trials,
which were yesterday described by her ut
the police station with much Dalhos.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.. RICHMOND, May 2, 1875.
OFFERINGS.

wgEAT.-Vhite $50 bushels Red ! bushels.
CORN White. 1852 bushels. Yeilo,c, 80 bushels.
Mired, $50 bushels ..... g.
uATh.-176 bushels .
MEAL.-50 bushels. .....
PEAs.-12 bushels.
. SALES. ..
WHEAT White: 80 bushels common a. S1.20;
an hi. hais very good on private terms ] so BUSH
els very good al $l.45; 1876 bushels good at ~
l42 bushels good at 81 AS: ID hu hes falr at
ST. 32-to,al, SOC bushels. Red, 10 bushels co moo
CORS.- White: 100 bushels prime at &c.: 392
bu> heels very good SIC: "a buShels good al SOC
700 uusbtls On private terms-tota, 1866 bushels.
Ys{looo: 80 bushels at SEC. Nired: ESQ bushels ut
S6c. q, ,ho,
OATs.-6O bushels very GOOD at 65c.; ~ ousheis
very good at 66..-total, 65 bushels.
MEAI-00 bushels Al OOS.
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from Petersburg.

1000. az The RichmHn1 h'>P"'Il
tco-9''! ''','> r,Txrspvw0, May :, 1870.
pr>TRrrrIvs FEE.
l, bindings belonging TO
I"' -. nj thr ls!c Robert ',Sss, 49, ,, ,
- r'.' ~ lienry and Th'id S.tce's, ' sand
,r':. "a ~ fire rhis mosn'nS ne'Wee'' , ~"
tr't3,fl, Tnc fire Is believed l" ns'e "t.n
80 '",|' ~ an irccndiary. though >">p'..o"
-, "''" ", y. 70 no one. When hrSt d,sco,-
s.yr' S''|' .,,.s had made considerable neau'
r:t! ''' " ,,.,.t wing OF the Stao'c, ana Tue
Wy IN ~, ,a,r !, was some time heioFc
aoa' ''' -, conlA be given. All the horsfs
,rn'''' ''. ard most Of the reh'c'cS.
nt'' ''' ,,.I,nr,ng 10 Mr.. George paws, ana
taTilI,' ,,.,.,,,rs hclonx!ug 10 c"'zehs, "e'e
Sr'''N, g'.o several sets OF harncs>.
aa;"",t 1r,,dcnce and kitchen. also Pol'
b',NN '',t,.. estate, occupied by MT.
;an @, ',. d,Sl.oycd. most OF tue futni'
tH'''.' liam Icing saved. S"f't", o'pe'
'a'' % .'.i,~y- At jaccut, occupied 10y GU
l ,,r,,gr,. we're onrAed. ana -, ,ho
''," ''''.; a., insurance Of Sl.2oo on tue
:, I.''.., us.} m the lc>i6cncc. aHG cow on
,.a'..' al in thr Merchants sud Me-
'.'' ..,.. Caa.raNy of kIrhmoh"'
r..anrp TEACHER IL TIE TrHL'c SCHOOLS.
49,. ,,to-,d people Of This city III mass
-, ....,1lnrt nave adopted an aootesS
iG@.'' .~..',,. n fno- Of employing co'oTed
~. l., IN. public schools. they cit'tn
.s.,. ar. i n,r>orS acquired an aoli,
L., ~" ~. ..,ro! ,rscnr:>." and ak "here saa,l
:; w. ..a.r: As they cannot he employed ID
;..; . 49,. schools they au>t look 10 become
."' .'..-.,,. n( their Own race. IL wouio
.,'.'. ..' ~. an act OF douhle injustice TO de-
t S".' I'm from colorrd schools The ac-
l-,.. close, s. fojio"s ;u
VI, >ay now md ev"r-a$ long as CIR
...,,...,,r... exit thlt Ira.l Us to snch-lnas
..,Is-, q,l>, he caorcd schools. then coioreo
.."[,-, col,rrt cau-chc', coloTed pastors,
~ w.g,,srr organization set apart oy the
-. 49,, - Color 1T IT Ne coi@~ed throughout
w. r,.. ~ declaring IN emphatic. I'M
.,.,,.I l!Is4pprobaiio OF there nelhS no eo''
'.i .rtr,,crs al our colored public SCHOOLS,
..I g.. Sail ever hold such di>approoatioh
. 49,, g, Snail see and bave competent coioF'
~ ..a,hsr. n our coored public schools"
yoEAcco INSPECTIONS AND RECEIPTS.
TN. rolIowjp. is Il statement OF The lnspec'
ian. sul receipts Of tobacco at the ware
,.',.r> IN thl, city during the week ending
',.i.Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-08

ANgKICAS MEDICAL Ass0ClATIoS.-L outS'
tile. MAJ G.-The American Medical Asso-
c.4'ion today appointed Drs. j. Adrain, f.
/. Earwood, J. &. Hutchison, II. d. Holton,
}. {. llupp, and u. II. Warner delegates to
!rpfc,.n, The American Association at the
cyugTc>s 10 held in Brussels in September
ArX.
4 committee was also appointed 10 confer
With the Canadian Medical Association on
lA~ >ulj~ct Of holding an international con-
'"n'ion. steps were taken 10 raise memo
!GI fund in honor of the late Or. Ephraim
Mcdowell. Of kentucky. Papers were read
h' br. +. II. Morse, of Rochester, and Dr.
E!t0rL, Of Illinois.
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Retail cigar-dealers are unhappy over the
new cigar-ooX, which has perforated cou-
pons Oh the inside edge corresponding with
tue number of cigars in the box. Tue cou-
pons are furnished by the Government in
place of stamps, and when cigar is sold a
coupon has to be destroyed before the pur-
chaser. Before long they will have each
cocktail manufactured for married men ar
nouuced 10 their wives By a telegrapbic bell
punch Boston Globe.
At Gordonsyile, at O'Clock last evening,
horse attached to a sulky driven ny Mr.
Marks I<eman ran away, throwing him vlo-
lrntly to the ground. He was picked up in
An nsenSible condition, and carried TO the
residence Of MIR. Henry Block. His wound
is serious, but hopes are entertained that it Is
not fatal.
A gentleman in Europe writes: 81 see
in the American papers notices OF bank bills
altered from one denomination to another.
This is impossible in this part OF the world,
through the very simple device of having
bills of different values made of different
Sizes" ,..t a-s r...t 81.