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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS.

A STUDENT OF RICHMOND COLLEGE SHOT
On Wednesday night about 10 O'Clock one
of the students of Richmond College nsmed
Arthur Won Pousch, after returning from
service ut the Second Baptist church, was
shot and painfully wounded while on the
north side Of Franklin street near DR.. Dick.
insop's residence.
1t appears that Won Pousch walked up
from church in company with DR.. Biting
and his two oldest sons, and when near,
Monroe Park left them and started in the
direction of the college. After having gone
some distance be came up with 8 party OF
Young white men or negroes, who were
making a considerable noise firing off fire.
crackers and amusing themselves in various
ways. AS he passed them one of them
exclaimed, "Here Is one Of these college
rats now; let's 60 for him." A shot was
fred which went through bis clothing,
infiictipg a scratch on his left leg, but did
him no further harm. Remembering that
two college.mates were coming on behind,
and were probably unarmed, Won Pousch de-
termiued TO 60 on to the college, get his pls'
tol, and return, in order to render bis friends
any assistance necessary On rsachlng tne
college, be mentioned what had occurred 10
several of his companions, took up his pls-
tol, aud went back to the scene OF the nrst
difficulty. Upon reaching the place he was
again assailed, and one Of the party, as is al
legged, fred shot, the ball going through
the right thigh, entering posteriorly about
the middle of the thigh, and coming out on
the front of the limb q inches below the
point of entrance. Several of the men came
near him, and one of the party said to the
man who had shot him: "NOw you've
gotten yourself into rice fix; to
which be replied, "WelI, I'll finish
him. then" Won Pousch drew his
pistol, warned the man not to come near
him or he'd blow his brains out. The
party then retreated, and the injured young
man dragged himself to the college steps,
where be called for assistance, and was
taken in, his wounds dressed by COM
petent hand, and it WAS found that, al.
though the injury was not dangerous, it
was q serious and painful wound. His con.
dition at present is nervous. He complains
of severe pain down the limb and loss oil
sensation Of the foot. His physician, DR.. u.
B. Herndon, hopes he will be more comfort.
| able iu few days and recover without Sc
rious Inconvenience.
Captain Charles Fl. Epps, of the Third
police district, is working up the case, and
he hopes in q short time to solve the myste'
riOus shooting.
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TIE CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT which
was to have been given by the Sabbath school
of Union Station Methodist church on Wed.
nesday night was postponed on account OF
inclement weather until tonight, Friday the
-31st. The exercises will consist Of vocal and
instrumental music, choruse7, solos, and
duets. There will also be recitations, read.
ings, &c. Some of the solos will be rendered
by young ladies' of fine vocal powers. From
the known reputation of this school for It's
fine singing, the occasion will doubtless be
most enjoyable one. a.
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TRrSJTT LODGE ENTERTAINMENT.-Alar large
audience was in attendance at the
Virginia Opera.House last night. Trini-
ty Lodge of Good Templars enacted
the charsdes and tableaux in an excellent
manner, while the sttuary, under the su'
pervison of Mr.. Minor, was highly credita-
BILE. The Eureka Quartette, who kindly
assisted in the entertainment, sung several
of their best selections, and received hearty
encores. 1t IS the wish Of many who were
present that the entertainment be repeated
at no distant day, /.
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MR.. WBEAT's FAREWELL CONCERT LAST
N1GHT.-Those who attended Mr.. Whes"s
organ recital last night were amply repaid
for hraying the threatening weather, for O
more beautiful and at the same time artistic
entertainment was never given in our city.
We regret to have to say that there were
very few people present, which may nave
been owing In some measure TO the oad
weather; but whit is most to be regretted IS
that sach gif!ed and cultured artist as MT.
Wheat sheaid meet with snch want OF ap-
probation in orf growing city.
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CGptaOE Items.

The Secretary OF the commonwealth mas
received and recorded charter granted by
the Judge of the Circuit Court of Rocking.
ham and Augusta counties to Jerome Kee.
ley, James n. Hoffman, Samuel j. Hoffman,
John l.. Fry, and David Kelley, president
and directors, all of Pennsylvania, to form a
joint stock company to be known as the
Mount Vernon Iron.Works. The company
is formed for the purpose of mining ores and
manufacturing steel and other metals in the
counties Of Rockingham and Augusts. The
capital stock Is to be not less than $50, QUO
nor more than S400, 900, and will be divided
into shares of $40 each. The company is
permitted to hold not less than 5000 acres
nor more than 10000 acres Of land.
Mr.. Dcoley's bill " with reference to taxes
on State bonds," reported from the Commit
tee on Finauce, provides that "when cou-
pons are presented in payment OF taxes or
debts the bonds from which such coupons
have been cut shall be deemed to be the pro.
perty Of resident or residents OF this Com
faonWealth, and the tax above provided for
shall be deducted from the coupons, unless
it be proved to the collecting officer by the
affidavit Of the parson indebted to the State
for such taxes or debt that said coupons
were cut from bonds owned at the date OF
the maturity of said coupons, and at the time
that the same are offered to the State, by q
nonresident OF this State, personally Known
TO the deponent, and the name and residence
of the owner, ns well as the Nos. OF the
bonds, shall be stated in the affidavit"
About a third of the members OF each
house have returned to the city, and many
seats w1ich were unoccupied on Wednesday
were filed yesterday. ut is expected that
the legislative halls will present business
like appearances by Monday OF Tuesday,
No action has yet been taken by the Gov
ernor ON the petition for the pardon of Colo.
mel Coleman. Colonel Coleman's friends are
confident that the case as presented to the
Governor is strong one.
The idea prevails that shortly there will
be q bill presented to incorporate company
to build new railroad from Richmond TO
Washington, and that there will be lively
contest over It. 80 3
The annual report Of the Auditor of Pub.
lie Accounts is yet in the hands OF the prln:
ter
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ELSA PARK METHODIST CHCRcH.-A pro-
minent member of this church writes US !;
& Tae name of our church here !s not
sNortbern Methodist church. but Eiba
PARK Metbodi.t. Episcopal church. There
is no Northern Methodist Church here or
anywhere else iu the world. Here in Rich.
mond our memb.a .arship is about equally d.
yided between those Of southern aud those
of northern birth-ali whites-though ne
have q church OF coloreai members on Churcn
HILL sis a
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WANTED. a SITUATION by q young
w man who has had six years experience In Inc
grocery business. Can influence good trade anu
houc,ty, &c. tias had some experience us travei-
L. = salesman, aud would not object 10 traSelhng.
kddrcs, :, ENERGY care T., DtsRdtch ofhce.
IL. q. ~ II I'm. & II Htk
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,AcoUrTTED.-s. B. Clarkson, eolored en-
plo, & of one OF the custom.house offices, vas
before the Police Justice yesterday morning
charged with gaining the affections of Belle
White and promising to marry her, and, re-
gardless of consequences, failing to keep his
contract. The prisoner was defended by
Captain George D. Wise, and was acquitted
on technical grounds.
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NEw.YEAR's PREsENTs.-NothiDgi is better for
gift on this occasion than hanging basket or
pretty flowers, pot of growing plants, such rs
BoUvARpIEs, CARNATIONS, HIGNorETTEs, GE-
RANIUM, &C., &C., or a bouquet OF tUT FLOWERS
To .laose In want Of any Of these we cheerfuliy
recommend JOHN MORTON, corner of Main and
Reservoir streets, as having the largest and best
collection TO be found in the city.
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PASTORAL PRReU1sITEs. The ladies OF
Venable-Street Baptist church entered their
PASTORS house recently and covered the psr-
Tor floor with beautiful carpet, when was
wade and pu, down by their own fair hands.
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INTERESTING TO SHIPPERs.-The freight de-
l ots of the Danvi!le Railroad Company are
TO be closed from this evening at O'CLOCK
until Monday, January 81.
The Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad
freight der ot will also be closed from this aI'
ternoon at 4o'clock to Monday at A. NJ.
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cHmDREN's ANIMALS FOR 1875.

The above are all bound In attractive board coy
trs and will be sent by mail, post paid TO any 40
dress on receipt OF the price by
j. 7. ELLYSON, 1l12 Main street.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
The constantly Increasing demands OF our trade We
have added welEseiected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cHNERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant Ills in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate dgnres and In The most ex-
pedItious manner.
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A Missing CITlzEN.-Mr. r. S. Redford, q
well-known citizen, who resides at 3l2 north
third street. who has been confined to his
bed by long spell of sickness, gotup yester-
day morning and left his home without CIV
ing his family the least warning or notice as
to where he was going. During the day his
friends anxiously sought him, but up to mid
night they had no tidings Of his where
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BARGAISs.-A handsome Papier Mache table, ell
eganty nlaid, worth fifteen dollars, can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS, for eight dollars. An elegant In
laid Writing Desk worth twelve dollars can be had
at seven dollars. Either Of the above articles Will
make handsome New-Year's present.
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Correct-attest:
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FROM THE SoUTH.-C. E. Sale, Richmond, Va.
says he has sold great deal Of WIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL, and 1t "takes well and gives
general saitsfacton.'' 1t purlfes the blood, cares
coughs, colds, sore throat, weak lungs, catarrah,
and des rows consumption.
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SIX Mos4us IN JAlL.-Cbarles Ciarkes Q
mulat,o boy, was on yesterday sentences g
six months co ut3nement ip jail for roDoang
jacob Leisfed' . mik'Wagon OF quah.isy wy
of fractional cur ency. ti.z.
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t7ap WATER TO BE TURNED ON To.MoRRow.
S,n, ,rintendent Davis will turn on the water
from the new reservoir tomorrow The
nnmns having been properly packed, the
nnmping was resumed "Wednesday after
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ELgcr1os or OFFICERS. Ro,ane Lodge,
No. 1870, T. 90. f., elected th iois9W'spg 70, I,g
officers last Dight: Noble Grand, Ss..,,l w. d.
Haynes Deputy Grand. a. g. Peay ssI.De, sTl,
T. Wiley DAYS; Treasurer, W. y. H " sss
wood Chaplain, W. G. Ammenss
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WALTER D. BLAIR & CO.,

No. 8o3 MAIN STREET.
Established S29.)
OUR CHRISTMAS sPECIALTIES:
ANTiGEA T iE! BIN RRTT}MM,f Genuine and very fine;
ss1IcH ssSyH WHTskEYY,} WHTsk EY} Old and fine;
CHAMPAGNFS-best brands;
WINES-f finest imported; j.
ALLEGHANY wHIsKEY Virginia Mountain
Rye)-very good;
WILLIS WHISKEY-yery fine;
B SELECT WHISKEY-Dr. McCaw's certificate
TEAS-best grades;
CIGARS-"Pride Of Key West" aud other popu-
lar brands of imported and domestic:
IMPORTED CONDIMENTS and FANCY GRO.
CERIES.
As oar stock is purchased for cash we cannot be
undersold.
Liberal discount to the trade. de 9-lm
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Mr.. @. w. TUBBs having lately returned to this
city would like to receive number of pupils on
piano, cabinet organ, and cornet. Orders can be
left at WAITS music-store, or No. 3O3 Main
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THE GEsANavERBIN FEsTIvAL.-The annual
Sylvester ball OF the GesaDgyerein Virginia
will take place at Monticello Hall tonight.
Before the dancing commences the company
will be entertained with series of tableauX.
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DECLINES THE H,exoR.-The WilliaEa e:
Atkinson mentioned in the Police e.. GouIt !,
report OF yesterday molai1g Is nos ii.laI y
Es Atkinson OF the 6rm OF Atktnsoa AZ Sun y 9 .
Temple 80 u
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All in want of FLOWERS for NEw-YEAn's Re
cEPT1oNs win please send In their orders early.
JOHN MORTON, florist, corner Main and Reservoir
+.
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PIzzINI requests his numerous customers to SEND
In their orders for CENTRE PIECES, PYRAMIDS,
CHARLOTTE Russo, ORNAMEETED CAKES, &C,
for New-Ye4rs day soon as possible In order that
proper attention may be given to them, and not
have TO rush through with them late In the week.
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FREE FROM FUsIL OIL.-The SELECT
WArsKEY, controlled BY Messrs. w. d. BLAIR q
Co., 9O3 Main street, is particularly fine for tht
price, aud warranted free from fusfl oil. 1t has be
come justly popular with Inc Trade
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LEVY BROTHERS will offer to-day their elegan
Chremo Li,hographs at reduced prices Chpginf
to the Cross at 81 Easter Cross, 81; Rock OF Ages
Sc. so. All Of the above pictures are In handsome
Of frames. sd
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NEW YEARS GIFTs-a large assortment at HAR'
ROLD'S, S17 Broad street.
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de 30-3t
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT nwp1 ,ses Gs
No. 3l4 west Main street, ten rooms, BRICK
DW ELLING, $3.50;
No. sos west Grnce street, twelve rooms, BRICK
30. 2o5 east Byrd street, six rooms, BRICK
NG fG4 seas slsS; sgs street. five rooms FRAMED
ri LII ses' sieS SS5S s'fee '0os rooms
T. . ;Sse zs
No. EOS south Laurel street, hve rooms, FRAMED
DWELLING, sls0;
|DWELLING. $3.50;
DWELItSG. W. III sSs.2 s1so; nse f0'
No. 81 jackson street, STORE and DWELLlNG,
No. III east Main street, six rooms, BRICK
No. 2Os west f.aual street, six rooms, BRICK
No. lie east Gary street, eight rooms, BRICK
No. s east Marshall street, five rooms FRAMED
No. 53i Mo:by street, four rooms, FRAMED
No. 1882 east Main street, seven rooms, BRICK
No. 1410 east Main street, seven rooms, BRICK
No. w Grove road, -four rooms, FRAMED
No. SIC north Filth street, twelve rosms, BRICK
DWELLING, $500;
No. sos north Tweli,h street, seven fooms'
BRICK DWELLING, s450;
No. 507 north Twelfth street, seven rooms,
BRICK DWELLING, $3.50; ,,,y
| No. 500 west franklin street, six rooms, BRICK
No. corner Leigh and II streets, five rooms,
| BRICK DWELLING. $3.50;
| No. 3511 Lester street. Rockets, SIX rooms,
BRICK DWELLING, 800; ,,o,,.
| No. 14O9 east Main street, two noors, Bh1Ch
| DWELLING, 1900.
| gs STORES.
STORE under Exchange Hotel, Fourteenth street,
| TSiiJP corner Main and Twentieth streets, sl2O; !;
| STORE No. 1914 Cary near Virginia sireet,
$3.50;
STORE No. 1O5 east Main street, $50;
| STORE No. 22l east Main street. 1925.
| Also. FOR RENT, number or large and tine
the Pedmo ut and IA A5ng,3n Mg,6 rnsa
suitable for lawyers, artists, architects, &c: &C
Apply to- thAINnnn y. 4, nsnns ,na,
/ do CQ-e0d1 OF
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERs FOX LADIES AND GEN
TLEaES-yery prelty-at BoscHEN's, 500 and Oh
Broad street.
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sNAMESTAL CAKES; !;

I PLAIN anil ORNAMENTAL CAKES;
Premium and French Candy;
Pears, Oranges, and Bananas;
Lemon, Strawberry, Vanilla, and Chocolate Ice
Cream;
Wine and Fruit Jelly;
A full assortme of good things for New. Years
al CoLUMBUs's premium confectionery, 321 Broad
street. l..s. -t- ..s- =. .a 4
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PERsoEAL.-Mr. John T. Raymond alias
Colonel Sellers, in company with Major John
Poe, called upon the Governor at his Office
Yesterday
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS in Bouquets, Floral De
signs, &c, may be had Of MORTON, Main and Re.
seryoir streets, at prices 10 suit. Il
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PIzzIN1 Will receive BANANAS SWEET ORANGES,
PEARS. and MALAGA GRAPES on Wednesdays
steamer fresh for New-Year's day reception
Order at once, and get fresh fruit.
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FLOWERS for NEw-YEAR al MoRToN's garden
corner Main and Reservoir streets.
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A new lot of Fringes and Buttons; also, Plaid
Percales, at LEVY BROTHERS. All at reduced
nricpg. f.ar.-
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SLIPPERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS work OF al kinds
made to order and guaranteed at BoscHES & BRO
THEIRS.
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AUCrsOs SALES TINS DAY.

COOK d LAUGHToN, 10 A.. H.. assortment Of
household Inrniture, stores, iron safe
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:, BoscnKN & BROTHER keep The largest assort.
ment OF boots. shoes, trunks, and valises. =
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BIRTHS. s.-To-day the sanitary police Will
commence taking u record Of the births that
have occurred in the city during the year
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NEw-YKAR'S CALL BAsKETS-something new
at HARROLD,S, 81 Broad street.
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(arlcct-Aitcst:
j. T.. FACE.
5o$S i S3SS!gHE1S: fS{SHkfSSSSHHi Directors

DEPOKT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL rur NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGlNIA, AT
TII.IimO\D, ~ IHE STATE OF VlRGlNi1'
Al THr CLOSE OF BUSINESS oN rhiDA l ;
go. T1s75:
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THE TaEATRE-ssS SELLERS 0PTIoN, THAT
the Theatre was we'll filed the two past
nights, when unusually bad weather pre-
vailed, is evidence that the attractions there
are of 40 ordinary character. Mr.. Raymond,
as Colonel Sellers, deserves the reputation
be has won. His fame is built on solid
basic. Those who saw bim In the part for
the first time last night we're delighted.
Those who had seen him before on this
occasion discovered new points of excellence
in bis acting, and laughed again and again
over his sanguine expectations, charming
hum mbuggery, and oily tongue. The
scene where the "Colonel" visits a friend
to stay to q dinner which Is composed
of turnips and cold water only, and the
last scene, where Laura is on trial for muir.
der and the Colonel gives in his evidence,
are the best. However, that one in which
he declares he has found the q missing iugre.
dent - Of the eye ointment, which was to
make his fortune, is but little, if at all. infe.
rior to any. Those who fill the parts OF
Laura Hawkins, ST Hawkins, Clay Hawkins,
and Colonel Seloy do oil that the author re-
qulres of them. and 20 far towards securing
the success of the performance.
Colonel Sellers will remain here tonight
and tomorrow night. Those who want to
hear the melody of his voice and see his win
ming ways should avail themselves of .ae
present opportunities. ~
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WANTED, by an English lady, qualified
w to teacn the usual branches OF English
French and music, Il SITUATION as COVER
NEsS. For future information, address
X. Y. ="
d.31.1,s Dfspdtch office.
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de 2e.dst&sw1t

r OST, ON THE NIGHT OF:9lS
IL the earthquake, a LARGE, WHIIE-sIIss y
Suitable reward will be paid for his return 70 NO
BIG west Franklin street, or TO the omes oi
GKUBBS IL WILLIAMS. oe lo-oL
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- S:?r
II BILE RESIDENCE No. 104 trace, be- M7
tween Adams and Jefferson streets, containing zen
rooms and Kitchen with four rooms. 1t has ali the
modern conyeniences anc is IN good repair; Apply
Real Estate Agent Bank and Eleventh Streets
6n 1Q.31 stS,Janl st
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RANK STATEMENTS.

~-,,,,opT OF THE CONDITION oE
u klU"n -; ,NTFRS NATIONAL BASk iOE is
n TIN NT RICHMOND, IN THE n.SIStl ShataE. tl.ys
III HMIrIEia At THE CLt,SE of BUSINESS
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~ to $40 per reaus .at She
ID DISPATCH gEIETINGrH0IsE
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN. from fsN
- Mehixon, near Hanovertowu, l. ARGE -
BLACK HORSE, with crack IN right sh,idsrs ho0t sna
IF stolen reward will be paid for detection OF the
thief. Any information 70 the men who are search en-
ing for him or to this Office. Will be fhankfuiy IT,
eS''SN = . G. r. WATSON,
Furniture Works, Richmond.
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Police CoUBr- Justice j. j.. White presid-
ing.-Ths following cases were disposed Of

PoIlcE CoUBT-- Justice j. J.. White presid-
ieg.-The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday morning:
7 William e. Atkinson, who was arraigned
under charge OF receiving goods under false
preteuces, was honorably discharged.
The case of Charles Kelley, charged with
stabbing with intent TO kill Bowling Perkins,
was continued until Tuesday next.
Charles Richardson and William Sadler
fcoloredj, who were arrested on a warrant
charging them with forgery, were sent on
to the Hustiugs Court. The following Is
copy OF the forged order z
zRichmond, Va, December 25, 1S75.-Hr
abrom pleas send me hal. a gollon Of the
Best Whiskey by the boy and three Dos of
eggs I've lbs or -four too lbs Of Butter four
lbs OF Shougur and some ginger send me the
order for the things no more ct present from
yours truly ,... Mrs ABRUM
One OF the parties acknowledged having
written the order, bnt said the name was
signed BY white man. Several parties who
looked al the note pronounced The signature
the same handwriting as the order. IS.
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TEVY,S HALL.--FIRST-CLA CLASSGA
IL BALLROOM FOR RENT by the night sAl
finest danctng-ball in the City.
LARGE ROOM, on second floor, for rent sulta-
ble for IA ilroad offices, wholesale BUSINESS, or
dress. making estab lishment e,
DGE-RBOM for rent on Friday and Saturday
The above rooms can be rented upon very reason
able terms by applying TO ,,or,Yp,.
de23 .1017 and 10l9 MAIN street.
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TEN PER CESTUM

VIII lie adced Ie the amount Of said remaining half
ri The tax charged In every case whefs Ise PETTY
Assessed STALL IaII 10 pay said remaining half wi
IL: I!ine 50 limited. -.f
- But iE case any person having failed TO pay I'D
Tic month OF Jun.. one haf Of The city taxes due
tIG, such person shall fail to pay The whole amount
theiets on or Le!ore the 31st day OF December
sail ~ added
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31

THE WEATHER probabilities
are that ii ,ciH be ,cdrn,er and partly cloudy.