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Germany frrlch.nashs}.. ptkGA gbA
Uels1Hm Hiram NH t95ihH
Holland Rui;dhss} }....,....,........ ... t0kA Aux
swf,triand ttssnrs,. $40 9s1eS
Gwtarn. Hnrwas. hnh Denmark tkroncr]. 49,. Fl
AuAtria tpsper dnrtns>. -. Ek
CIT AND COUNTY BONDS.
Efi. dskyd
Chicago City 2 ct hnndE. 101,i tnt 1na.{ mt
Chicago City y ct, aeweeseo 1B7I Int lo1K Int
CLtcsao City y ct, wAterloan lo21i inl io3K int
Coot County 7 Ct. bends,
short da.e. ........:,.: lo2k l. Int, lo3x ins.
Cout County y ccnt bonds,
., long '.te; e;............. tooX iut 1osX Int
StitsR pef e%ht Gpnds.... 49,. os int.
3tN
, 1875-09-15

tads a20x wate reported VI 500 brls Hlutars on pr1
rsts seEna; go b'ls spring e1tras partly II saVoa
$50: al $50 lrIi' 'fya tous 1t t4.6oDL75. Total
10 tra. Tho uarke closed A tho following range Of
ts!eea: choios ~hater oxttas, $o7aS7,7s; common
to good do. 4a-7 $3.50; cholco spring s1ttsl Is Aa
a.s1 fair do, ship ant. grades, s32sssso: nnnesots
U29L23: patent springs, Sd.13Gs1vo; spring ruper.
tines, ta.;o3A.00; Eye -four. Si.G545t.7o.
BkAA-Was qute& Asult uuchaa8el. sAlca H,rv 10
tons at Sl6o0 Oh t.ek.
coRs-MEAI-Was Dol atuaiy firm st ~ 20 for
eoAfso I'll track.
Mtpp1ma4-Saies wei 10 tons On private terms.
"ttEAt-WAs tnosD asttve and lalAc higher tho
greatest appreciation ba lug naxt months dcIiY.
ef1e1, the discount on which dimipilAsd 10 axe
Liverpool was reported da II Aul haasy by public i'd.
vices but the private ta assms wars ooutrsdotory.
sumo Of them quoting tt4, Engsh IuAfho&s rm and
- New York VA Reported stronger. tho general op!n-
Ion xsA that tbs tates fkct ndlcsao Of great
IT strength In Liverpool. The slipmeuts from tts
rotaf On Monday worn rerJ small IN volume, aud tho
receipts s1hb!te Al iacr,ae but the percentage Of
w spnef g11aes ~ ~ ~. light snd 'to asoeh In
!h1 Induced good ttehMind from Tue short tptufest
foE this taonsh, hut II Wis u1ccodvd Ly tbst fur
o@ soa e.. nd " '"{ss % Len ~s,s
most significant thnK Va. th't several exclvers wose
ias county ars Just beginuin, 10 dad Out se sSss.o
trs of she wheat Yield Tue i'rar sas4 wrro ID fsir
demand for shipment. Ihrfe RaI,us to bo nov but
gtads wheat ia yury light Ill kls re>tion Vi uou
tt5 Witch /! tributary to chisaso Tho psEooutago IL
lettsr IN hnnsots, tho whest Df lch etase IL uaf-
er to Malvauts+ than 10 w. ami 1t GU scarcely bc a.
1es.sd that .that wh.4t wid eoms herv
uniass wo pa{ milwaukee Hficca. In other
Horae. II looh ii tho speculative ss1es
~ ihis market must bs chedy tls<l With Minneauta
"neat Thih has hitherto oonlat2ub I'd \ c11ahleFxhie
premium ossf ou1 ittA!sA No. vi. sl.e thxt The on
hoI business hafe wll f1!l h4eh On No. ~ bssts ~
~ lnt,hateI several days sgo u 1oro than lnystbc
s<s.!on, tut relaxed slightly towards tns cass vhnn
~. IoEk MA uusted dull. ballas Ut,1Let opsosi ~
vanet1 to elus!ry a. tl.l3A. Hullxr tLe n,ont
son = slis* 4lisa eio.ipf u :1sA .na eaah H.
q *na ssss tho ssas sold II u. Il II ell3 eloso9 Il
ti*a. C4sh salos vera reported Of 0oG bu u!d No
1sfFiox ~ tl.26 :; nv bu do ~ $l.11; 46,gC bu
h9; 2aprsnx y tl.lsssl.is4: Moa1 bu No. j do ii
a4,NA9i:os 1a,U4 bu Etjscta1 do II vs.4tia; ana
2'sea vi " sAtaps 1t TtdSaoc, Total lul, 800 hu,
AshatsorA N3fAr-~a4 III fair .l.waud aud Hight
,suPklA neate oEal. asles 1sss w Y nsw, u as
, 1875-09-15
Ehs Banks Doing Quiet Busines...
Meagre Offerings Of Board Of
Trade Paper.
Extraordinary Inducements TO Good Dor
roWsrs-..Ncw York Exchangc
FErmer.
Grain Strong, Being in Good Demand,
Chiefly to Fiji Short Sales.
FINANCIAL.

fonfdefao.S oe'o" the het1fH5 o1 TIM ast Fortnight
IhcFe has been no change IN Tie general Hfsnatton
Neffhanss aud manufacturers report UNIFORMLY ths
sne an trsdo goes on "h good rsaulfs but tbs recsn
eofma snt sho fa IN ths prices Of grain bare arrsa
"a mafh cs tha movement Ill nnahcss. The noatd o
arads Is especially dnlL 1t u no setret that the Or
ea'ofo IN grain "ho atie snca prosla on tho rlte IT
Ifscea during tho summer hars bseu lotlug heavily
by the fall 10 wheat Theirs Ii M nrobt tn rsrrIun
etnN rh.og.1no, ~ p...a ~. r., 80. .
t.o.t u"ss..,n. =. Doa." ~ ttau" rel"s ~
'o""' nA9fe' 'sssant'e paper IA IN 'teadys thoneh
ot FrntuEe huFny, and La saRefly snught fat By tho
tanks,
Natea Of dfse,unt ara ga1e rA- co,t 80 ,,.r., 4,
..o-,.- .v,,,,.. C.tt. - . ~ '' w.
, 80 '..e' n"."'''o VI tt.e' pa1,n'"e' f"cr "i'
e"es Nf5 ~" ~ spec9A cases Leans hate bectt o.
Ae.eo 'als weak IN largo snna III 10" ~ pr cent on
~ ~ ."sn t"'4@tesAs' aaa s1aIS W hi''tS-a"5 io"n'
, 1875-09-15

LILO Following shows securitea depos1ted and tha 30
per eens of circulation SLOWED Of assigned. n tho
htatsa nansd during tba six months eudJna JuJy l.
1874: -
, 1875-09-15
REAL ESTATE,

Ths following natrumena wars Iled fur record
Tuesday, s.pt. II:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Sas SRI It iyf.

Gr i6liei ni6t. Sn feline &e6nun9 fan
aud am Gnoe, baB Eola nod ni9t 9e9el.
ien bate. Die 3eit psritri9 i6nea, Al
i3nea. 9ieier @eoante trisb i'm aui
Gr le9te oiirres SolS suiammen. siinoetl
oas Seuer, uno elite mad Dem flnlis nm
y8aiier. Sas mar unuorii9tis. Gin
6euer MAIDEN Dor Sa9esanbru1, iuel6es
Den Snoianern ibren @uIentbalt perrat6en
muBte, iobalo iie nur aus Den Bergen fa=
men. Seln mar eben di9t @liton.
Gr bereitete Elm Gribiid 10 aut er CO
permo6te, breitete Elm lpeiBes Sud- auf
oas tiefsriine @ras, uno srobe Gi6enblGt.
ter ais Seller oarauf. Ser muntere Wor-
senitrabl bate Die 9ierbe gepett uno audi
fir lie bate bic Wtutter Natur oas EiBeite
Wabl neutrality-suspicious. Sbau bina an
Den Spiben Der 8rdIer in bes ssluFes
Tdbe. aaes mas Die armen Sbiere be-
o%urften, mar oieies MabL uno oann nod
einmal Tnbe bis nod DER Mitia9slonne.
Selu tuedte Dina Suerit, unb i9ifte iie an
Den 6lub, Inn Die Waiierilai9en aafs Neue
Su Julien. Damn 9ins er Hoia III ipeden.
sic i4lief nod ibr antlib blaB ME cine
Marmoritaiue, ibr gtbmsn lsi6t i6r
S9laf 10 rubis, tinoIid lisbepoa ibre Sd.
&c, Der Sunsirau Sliitbe barber crbli6tno.
Seiu mar i6eu, lie gu w.den; auf elm
&nie seientt, iein @ntlib bonn Morsenroib
SerOtbet, S~auoerte er LANCE.
ngSie .%9rauiam," Sa6te er, ..oieIen
S3lummer gu it0rcn IS muB gel6eben,
Ole 3eit 1T porii6cr." III ~riitteIt iie ianft
lic Ofnet Die au9sn trdumeno auf bos
antlib oes Siiaslin9s. Sic pubte ni6t,
ipa4tc, ODER trdumte lie.
Dina mar Suriidsefommsn nit Den 5la.
i6en, itanS an Dem Ssuer anb lieB Die
Sdnire aus ibren Sdnbsn 9leiten ie
mertte ni9t, pie bas @aiisr in bic MiGe
fob unb Die wisberitrebenesn Glementen
.brauisnb ii4 b%esesneten.
Gle 8Oia." ipra@ Ssiu; rbie Snbia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22
Dreieis1es 9apitef.

Gin mOralii9e Dilemma.
G9e bic Snbianer in Si6t famen, ipa-
rem uniere brei Gli&tIinse int Sattel.
Isle mSsen uns Spei ober brsi Sage
bsunrubisen," ipra9 Sein, rberna6 Tom.
men Ie uns ni@t mebr 5u @eii9te =
ipenn = tuenn mir a~usbaltep."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-06-22

ben, uno lebret Die llebrissn Sreue in Or
%fiIluns Der sewObnli6m Yfidtsn. Die
6olge iener Sdule lit Die, baB beutSuta9e,
unglei6 Dem Mittclulter, unlcre ioSenanns
ten bDberen Stdnoe Dem lln9lauben per=
fallen, iuenn lie ni6t Den @ss Der 0eiliSsn
Wonoeln.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26
MANCHESTER NEWS.

MORE DEVELOPMENTS RESULTING FROM
THE CAPTURE OF A CHICKEN-THlEF.-Last
week culored boy was arrested, tried, and
sentenced to jail for stealing chickens, and it
will be remembered he "peached" on one
Mary Dangerfield, at whose. house lot of
clothing supposed to have been stolen was
found, and for which she was bailed for her
appearance at the Mayors Court yesterday.
In the mean time another search-warrant
was issued for her and executed, and ct of
dry goods, supposed to have been sDlen
from the store of Mrs. w. L. Moody, of this
city, was found; also portion of a cow,
salted up, which is supposed to be
the remains Of one that was stolen
srom a neighbor. Her husband. ).
David Dangerfield and her son
have been arrested as accessories to the felo-
mics. James Fletcher and Samuel Funn
were also arrested as accessories in having
slaughtered the aforesaid COW. The cases
were postponed yesterday until tomorrow,
all of the parties being balled for their ap-
pearance In the sum of 5000, except James
Fletcher and the son of Mary DangerHeld,
whs are in durance vile st the station.houSe.
The Union Guard (colored) paraded
through the streets yesterday on an inspec-
ton tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

J. UNION BANK.-At an adjourned annual
meeting Of this bank held in the hall over
the First National Bank, Mr.. Thomas w.
boswell in the chair, and Mr.. James Miller
secretary, the President read his annual re-
port, showing the institution to be in -four.
ishing condition, after which the following
directors were elected for the ensuing year !:
r. A. Paine, W. W. Crump, John Ahern,
II. It. Clarke, A. L. Elicit, W. D..
Gibson, G.. B. Davenport, w. H. Ty-
ler, G. A. Hundey, James H. Blair, Moses
Ellyson, James W. Archer, NJ. Rosenbaum,
William Hatcher, W. F. Gray, T. W. Penn.
berton, j. W. Wright, Z. E. Blankenship,
John G. Spots, James Thomas, Jr., Z. W.
boswell, William E. Tanner, John j. Bin
ford, G. N. Woodbridge. At meeting Of
the directors Mr.. Isaac Davenport, Jr., was
reelected president for the ensuing year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

EFFORTS TO STOP THIEvING.-The police
are eXerting themselves to the utmost to
prevent theviug, and are arresting all sus-
picious characters. Yesterday morning Po-
lice. Justice White sent to Jail David Dudley,
John johnson, Madison Twine, Clinton
Allen, and Edward wilkins, who came under
the designation of "vagrants," and who
were unable to furnish security to be of good
behavior.
John H. Jackson and William RADON were
ordered to leave the city Immediately, as they
do not belong here.
Thomas Rollison, charged with stealing
four car. wheels and axes of the value of $40,
the property Of j. G. Smith, was sent TO jail
for four months by the Police Justice.
John Fl. Mcpherson alias Mack, for house
breaking and stealing one coat from Nr. John
Burfoot, was sent on to the Hastings Court !;
for breaking into and stealing from the store
of Charles L. Tood one lot of bags Of the
value of Sc, he was also seat on to the
Hastings Court to answer; and he was sent
on in third case for stealing pair OF pants,
the property of Mr.. Leroy E. Brown. .,
S. Beiswanger dunk-dealer), charged with
having in bis possession the stolen bags, sur
rendered the same, and convinced the court
that he did not know that they were stolen,
and was discharged.
Wexford Miller, charged with stealing one
lot of wood of the value of twenty-five cents,
the property of Charles 81. Page, was sent 10
Jail for ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

A PLEASANT ENTERTAINAENT.-Arra
ments are 10 progress to give at very early
day an unusual and very pleasant entertain
ment in the Sunday school room of St.
Marks church. Some of the finest musical
talent in the city will unite in concert.
There will be several large choruses, assisted
by an orchestra, and number of the choicest
selections rendered by the instrumental per-
formers. A lady, now resident of our city,
Whe was once professional reader, will give
several well.chosen pieces. The room is one
of the best in Richmond for such perform
ance.
Due notice will be given in our adverti-
sing columns of the time and other details.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1CE JANUARY 20, 1870
CAPTAIN of the bark Penguin, care Z. John
ston & Co., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Mr..
Telman Brown, Powhatan county, va;
Atkinson s. Temple, Richmond, Va; Miss
Matte Winston, 1903 St. John street :; NIT.
Dick Sale, city George S. Stokes, care }. Il.
Friend, l1O5 basin bank, city MIR. Harren
Scott, care Sister Martha Corgin; Mrs. ). Is.
Jeter, corner First and Grace streets. city
James E. Merritt; Mr.. j. r. Hockaday, Rich
nnnnd Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

THE MONSTER CoNcRr-GMNoREh has given
Boston the great musical jubilee or the century,
and on the 9th Of next month he VIII give ou,s-
Vile the grandest concert ever attempted IN the
West He and his hundred performers are engaged
for the last gift concert Of the Library, which takes
place en- that DAY. This will be fitting finale to
the series Of brilliant successes which have charac-
terized The Library Drawings. Like everything
else which emanates from this source, the closing
concert win be the creates. Of is kind ever given in
city Of this size. The coucert Is for the benefit Of
the ticket-holders, and admission can only be had
by showing o ticket or part thereof at the door.
Tickets for sale by A. P. L'EcuYER, 909 Bank,
or W. W. MYERS, 1400 Main street, Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26
Street Scenes

"What is the chorus, friend?" Why,
this 1t is," said the primo basso, as the bar
arrived and he joined in with Il jar that made
the iIquirer's teeth chatter, "Jounce on a
golden a.altar." "Can't be possible"
thought the inquirer; SO turning to shrill
treble on the other hand he said, " What is
that last line that you all sing ?" Last
line? Oh, this is it; now, sir, jine in.
'Jouuce her golden ALTAR" 1t was too
ridiculous to hear some thirty voices "Jounc-
ing her" in this way, SO after the singing
was over the curious auditor borrowed
hymn-book of one of the choir and sought
the line in question, which he found to read:
"John saw q golden altar"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

LABRAToRY OF DR.. wn.LrAM II. TAYLOR,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING GHRnfsr, 1913
BROAD STREET, Richmond, Pa, December 81,
1879 The result Of careful chemical examina-
ton of ~. SEMhE's PURE Rye WnIsKEY" ena>
bles n e to confidently recommend It to those who
desire an article Of uuqnestionable purity for use as
medicine, or as a beverage. t5
The samples subjected 10 examination represent q
lot or one hundred barrels, and were selected by
myself WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. N. D.,
.5.,.L. Analytical Chemist.
ARCHER & BOOKER, Sole Agents,
7Sl Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

THE LECTURE To-NIaRT. Cas-.
kie Harrison will repeat his lecture on
"Sparks, Spoons, and Spinsters tonight at
Assembly Hall, the proceeds to be devoted
to Centenary Methodist church. Professor
Harrison is an old Richmonder, who for the
past five years has been professor of Ancient
Languages of the University of the South.
He will, no doubt, be greeted by large
audience. The lecture is said to be highly
interesting, and will doubtless be enjoyed by
all who can attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

The JUDGE WHO tSalNEs UP CHARACTERS"
A city official was recently tried for misde.
meanor in the Hastings Court and honorably
acquitted; Whereupon former magistrate
who was present became much elated, and
gave such evidence thereof that Judge Gui-
gon saw fit to impose fine upon him, and
remarked that former justice of Richmond
ought to have known better. The next day
the justice, in going down the street, was ac-
costed by boot-black.
Boot.Black: "Shine your boots, sir? Give
you good shine, SIR"
Justice (aughing): No; you needn't shine
my boots, but I'd like to know If you'll shine
up my character for me?"
Boot-Black: "No. sir, can't do 1t; but
Judge Guigon, up in the Hastings Court.
will, if you'll go up and see him."
The Justice probably felt the force of the
response, and "moyed on"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

YoUNG LADY INJURED BY THIEVFs.-The
dwelling of policeman Shields, No. 1908
Main street, was recently entered by two
negro men for the purpose of committing a
robbery. Miss Shields hearing noise IN
the store.room went there in order to find
out the cause. AS soon as the store-room
door was opened the negroes rushed out,
and in passing threw the young lady vio-
lently to the floor, her head striking the floor
with such force as to render her insensible.
The thieves succeeded in making their escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

FINED.-Reuben Huckster fwhitel for be
ing drunk, was fined 81 yesterday by the Po-
lice Justice; Louis Jefferson (colored) 81, for
being drunk; Lawyer Harris (colored) 200,
for creating disturbance in the street; VIII
liam jenkins and Minnie Henry s. each, for
creating disturbance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

A LIBERAL DONATION TO RANDOLPH MACON
CoLLEgE.-Mr. James B. Pace. Of Richmond,
has made donation of $4,000 to Randolph
Macon College, with the promise OF $5,ooo
more on certain conditions. This is the
largest donation ever made to the College.
Richmond has contributed to the endowment
and building fund the sum of s1s, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

CHURCH NoTEs.-Elder w. A. Belding, of
Troy, N. Y, filled the pulpit Of the Seventh
Street Christian church on Sunday morning
and evening, and will preach at the same
place every evening this week.
Rev. C. C. Biting will tomorrow night
commence a series of lectures for Wednes-
day nights, services on "Christian Symbols
with Illustrations.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

The THEATRE-ENoCH ARDEN.-Mr. Ed.
win Adams may well feel complimented at
the audience which last night welcomed him
back among old friends and admirers. 1t
was the largest that has been assembled this
season at dramatic entertainment, and CON-
prised an unusually large proportion of our
fashionable people, and nearly quorum Of
each house of the General Assembly. The
Theatre was comfortably heated, and the
long interval in which there has been no
amusement prepared those present to heart
lily enjoy the play. From the beginning to
the end there was no lack of appre citation
and enthusiasm; Mr.. Adams was ap-
plauded upon his first appearance,
and very frequently throughout the
piece. His acting justified all that has
been said in his praise and fulfilled all
expectations. Mr.. Edwin Browne as Philip
Ray was disposed to do his best, but his
memory failed him at times. Mrs. Browne as
Annie Lee completely filled the part, and
her smooth, careful acting was the occasion OF
much favorable comment. Somewhat in
looks, and very greatly in voice and gesture,
she resembles Katie Putnam, though hand.
somer than that little fayOrite. The support
given these three foremost characters was
fair, ard the piece was put upon the stage far
superior to what Is the custom at the Thea
tire. Altogether the performance deserves
commentator. Tonight "Euoch Arden "
will be repeated, and it is reasonable to eX.
pect that it will be rendered even better than
it was last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

SENT TO THE HUsT1NGs CoURT.-Tbe Police
Justice yesterday sent to the Hastings Court
for indictment Henry Jackson (coloredl
charged with feloniously assauIting and strik-
ing Bette Jones and Fannie Jones (colored)
with a piece of granite. The accused was
committed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

PgRsoNAL.-The committee Of Grace
Street Baptist church appointed to recon-
mend a pastor iu place of Rev. DR.. n. W.
Wilson, resigned, have decided by an al
most unanimous vote to advise that call be
extended to Rev. DR.. W. E. Hatcher, of Pc
tersburg.
Senator George W. Graham was inahis
seat yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

LEVY BRoTHERsreceived yesterday RAMBURGH
E FDaISas and ISsERTINes Of their own importa-
ton. This makes the third year that they have I'M
ported these goods direct from the manufacturers,
which will account for the large stock which they
always show and the low prices ~ which they sell it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

SHYLocK.-Rev. Dr.. Mayer, rabbi of Har
Sinai Temple, Baltimore, will deliver at AS
semby Hall, on Tuesday night, February I'd,
a lecture on "Shylock." On Wednesday
night following he will lecture on the" Cru
cifxion of Jesus of Nazareth"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

JoHN WREN's TR1AL.-John Wren Will be
tried in the Hastings Court on Wednesday
of next week on the same indictment upon
which the first trial was founded. Mr.
FoWlkes has been summoned to appear as
n xx,itp ;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

MANDAMus AGAINST THE POLICE JUSTICE
HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINST A RICHMOND FIRM.
The case of Frank Giles (colored) against the
Police Justice of Richmond was heard by
Judge Wexford, of the Circuit Court, yes
terday. The response Of Justice White to
the 7nandamus aisi was read, setting forth
the reasons why the appeal to the Hastings
Court had been denied, and holding that as
the prisoner had not appealed before com.
mitment he had tacity waived that right.
Mr.. S. NJ Page, counsel for Giles. TOOK the op'
posite position. After mature consideration,
the Judge granted: the mandamus requiring
the Police Justice to permit the appeal. Giles,
who is in Jail under sentence of twelve
months Imprisonment for petty larceny, will
now 60 to the Hastings Court and have
trial by jury.
In the same court, in the suit of NJ. E.
McDowelrS Co. us. D. C. Mayo g. Co., judg-
ment was confessed by the defendants for
S24,763 with costs, and execution was issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

LEVY BROTHERS received yesterday elegantly
braided SLIPS Tor APRoNs) and BIBs for children,
and BRAIDED TIDES and MATS. These goods we're
imported direct from the manufacturers, and arc
handsome ana cheap. II will De well to cali early,
1t will not take long to dispose Of desirable ar
tclpa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-26

TIE TOBACCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SA1TH's
BILL.-The bill introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Smith, of Nelson, proposing to amend
the tobacco inspection laws of the State pro-
yides that where public warehouses are con-
yerted into private ones 'the charges therein
shall in no case exceed the charges prescribed
by law for similar services in warehouse
established by law.
inspectors for each hogshead or cask in.
spected by them one dollar for opening, in
specting, coopering up, furnishing nails,
marking, and weighing, to be paid by the
owner.
"Section Sc. No unmanuiactured tobacco
grown in this State, whether stemmed or un-
stemmed, shall be exported from the State
unless the hogshead, cask, box, or package,
containing the same shall be marked or
branded with tie words Virginia tobacco
and with the name of the person by whom
the same was priced or packed. And any
party violating this provision shall forfeit to
the Commonwealth for every such hogshead,
cask, box, or package, the sum Of one hun
dred dollars"
2, That sections 81, 5S, SO, and GO of said
chapter be and they are hereby repealed.
8. Be ii further enacted, That if any pro-
ducer or reprlzer shall in prizing or packing
unulanufactured leaf tobacco fraudulently
nest the same, or shall in prizing or packing
different qualities Of such tobacco in the same
hosshead, cask, box, or package, fraudu-
lently fail so to separate the various quail.
ties that they may be easily distinguished
when such hogshead, cask, box, or package
is broken for samplipg or inspecting, then
such producer or reprizer shall forfeit to the
party who may be thereby injured the sum
of one hundred dollars for every such hogs
head, cask, box, or package, to be recovered
by action or motion before any court of com
petent Jurisdiction.
4. This act shall be in force from its pass
age.
This will be supported by large number
of members who are dissatisfied with the
laws as they are at present.