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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-15
FOR S ALE
IN OTIS TO SUI
5000 Acrss of the Lake vine-
yard Land and Water
Association.
Proprietor.

II 20 keep the spirits up you must pour
the spirits down, get M. Keller's pure, una
dulterated Brandy. Goods delivered TO all
parts of the city free. dee7-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-15

NEW ADVEh iSENCfN
REASONS WHY
REMINGTON FAMILY SEWING
MACHINES
Are Superior to All Others.
FIRsT-THEIR SIMPLICITY,
The use of them is very easily acquired, ana
anv Girl of ordinary intelligence is capable OF
keeping them in order.
sECOND-THE CONSTRUCTION
ofthe Machine is such that 1t may be run ai at q
higher rate of speed than any onuCe'e MI
chine now in the market, IN iactoIies ,,er Mnoi0
the rate OF speed has been registered, over
1000 stitches per,Minute
have been attained with ease.
THIRD-THEIR DURABILITY
heinp so strong in all their parts and fitted
with great m Mechanical nicely, and being Iree
from the harsh jarring movements anu IN, iric,
tion so common in inferior macnlnes tney
will wear long time without repair VI any
kind.
FOIIRTH-THEIR ADAPTABILITY,
Rv q simple change of the needle and thread
they will sew the finest cambrlc or tne heaVy-
lest leather.
FIFTH-THEY HAVE NO ROTARY CAMS,
Cog-wheels or lever arms to make noise, run
hard, or to get out OF order.
SIXTH-THEY HAVE AN ADJUSTABLE
Feed which may be raised or lowered al pleas
ure.
SEVENTH THEIR MOVEMENTS
are positive and they cannot be thrown out OF
time.
Manufactured by the Largest Manufacture
ing company in America, possessing w0rl9-
wide reputation in the manufacture OF IEeii
firearms. they afford guarantee Oh periec'ioh
in work and constructlon'
No other sewing machine has ever been IN,
troduced so quickly and met with such rapid
sale as the
REMINGTON
1t arouses the jealousy, opposition ana per
sistent misrepresentation OF the oluer SEWING
Machine Companies through their agents,
and even the old Singer Company. through
its agents devotes the largest part OF It's adver.
tsements to show that 1T is not an improved
Singer, and that its calculations are upon
false basis.
"With malice toward none and charity for
all >, 1t will be the aim of the agent OF the
Remington Sewing Machine
to afford to all an opportunity of testing
merits with those of any other, and let tnem
make their own selection.
BUY THE BEST.
A. M. JAMES g. CO..
General Agent fer Southern California,
60 and 62 Spring Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL
octl7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28
CHAscEnY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY

CHAScERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Wolf us. Hierholzer, sc. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner, approving OF
investment therein reported, disposng Of the
residue of the fund, and making final dis
position OF the cause.
Binford Us. Binferd's administrator, &c. ;
Cox's executor us. Binford, sc. Decree con-
firmipg report of commissioners, approving
sale to William j. BiDford, and providing fol
disposition of the fund.
Jones's executors US. Jones's guardian
Decree confirming report of executors, dl-
recting deed to the purchaser, who has
paid in full, and finally disposing of the
cause.
Newby's administrator uS. Horner's ad-
ministrator, Sc. Decree confirming report
of receiver and disposing Of the fund therein
mentioned.
Govan's heirs vs. Goddin, &c. Decree con
firming report of commissioner, making dis
tribution of the fund and final disposition
of the cause.
Bowers executor us. Mundin, &c. De
cree referring cause TO commissioner for in.
quiry and report.
Turner os. Binford, sc. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re
port.
Minor rs. Mcdowell, &C.; Robinson, &C.,
Us. Mcdowell, &C. Decree confrn ming repor,
in part, and making provision for the fund
In the cause.
Jarvis vs. Robinson, &c Robinson's exc.
cutrix us. Robinson, &c. Decree making
distribution of the fund on hand.
Terrell, &C., gs. Bracket, &c. Decree
con nfirmipg report of sale by commissioner
and approving disposition made of proceeds
thereof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28
CITY ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC

IN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC.
Il TIONS 25, 81, ard 20 Of chapter 23 OF the
City Ordinances. concerning the Gss.Norks, ap-
Be Il ordGiaed By tie Council or the city n Rich
mond That Sections 23, 27saRd 2S Of chapter 23
u the Gg ss sn sesr
dalDed 10 read as follows:
SECTION 25. With the exception Of what Is nsed
belonging 10 and used by the cly, gas shall aeyer
be furnished without charge therefor: ~ Eay DC
furnished at the rate Of TWO B0lLAks per
institution as the City Council may by resolution
6eclar entiied receive II ut thas rare n
ration OF the public benSas conirrs9 os ~ sxssv a
other person snail be upon the condition OF his psys
ing refe, e the rate OF Two IA =, ~,
SssTs er Sf o
The committee tho Sapesin,e ndent, IN any csse
wherein he or they deem such preeaufton proper "
OF sum In advance. or other sece.ily, to Insure
payment OF what viii become due for gs.s. Pay-
9r ,ss Ss sss y
SRcTTos 1g. For The respective snsas parable by
s pc s
what amount is due, and have ihs same pFesented
as 81 e ae Il Or
and shall note within three days after sensing said
es eas Ssg e dsyssy q sss s CON.
suIner snau pe paid without stdissoI, ssch
within five days next sfier Hs prescnfmsrf ard be.
fore o'clock =. ID, otherwise 1--WE per cent. sAaM
os paid In addition 20 tie amount OF tie Bills. lf
tire city I'm connection with the supply of gas, shall
remain unpaid for ten days Bexf afeT that on ulcn
ills presented .he Auditor slaA aotify.the Snpes,
who skail esase che gag 10 DC st0ppea
from the preHises Ia respect TO which the dedantt
exsfs aHd not allow ts 70 be used on the efeIntsc9
sxain 1nl such bill shsst have becn pAid. NSfh dyo
Der eenH stet q aforesaid or ten per tsos
sidedfn Section 3a. re.
This ardtaance stall take esc& On ghe Nfsf 4fx g
fehxuary Rext. - x4<es 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Past Presi
dent N. Ezekiel, assisted by PastPresiden,
Joseph Cohen, installed the following officers
of Hiliel Lodge, No. 81, Kersha, on Wednes'
day evening: Alexander Hart, president
Levi Hexter, vice. president; Edward Cohen
guide of the north DR.. FL. II. Levy, guide o
the south: Edwin A. Ezekiel, treasurer
William LoyensteiD, recording secretary;
Charles Straus, financial secretary Marx
Cohen, inside guardian; A. Lazarus, outside
guardian.
Julius Straus, Abram Guust, and -
Wertheimer were elected trustees. Past
President n. Ezekiel was elected representa-.
tive to the Grand Convention Of the Order
in the United States, to be held In Philadel.
phia on the 26th of March, 1876.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sn- NOTTINGHAM LACEs
FOR CURTAIN g.

THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED:
NOTTINGHAM LACE a, l5c. worth 25c.; .
NOTTINGHAM LACE at zoe. worth Soc;
SoTTINGH LACE at 25c. worth 4Oc.;
NOTTINGHAM bACE at 30c. worth 4oc;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 35c. worth 5Oc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 4oc. worth 6Oc.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE at soc. worth 75c.;
NOTTINGHAM LACE mt soc. worth 86c.
NOTTINGHAM LACE at 75c. worth 81:
NOTTINGHAM LACE ut 81 worth $3.50;
SoTTISGHAM LACE CURTAINS at &S per set
ifor two wintlowsl worth 90:
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at 30 per set
SoTTTS,sHiM TTT:S si LACE CURTAINS at se per Sc,
soTfISeSaAS FIN SisSS' LACE CURTAINS a, $3.50 per
SoTriSGafM ri TSSa sspi LACE CURTAINS a, $3.50 per
NoTTIMGHSM TT rS; LACE CURTAINS at 50 per set
soTTTNGSHbM TTf'S ShIM LACE CURTAINS at $40 per
SOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at sl2 per
SoTTiSGHSa TT T;GT LACE CURTAINS at els per
NoTTiNGHHM LACE CURTAINS at sls per
| NoTT1NGHkM TT sH;i LACE CURTAINS ut S2o set
soTTIStnS'M TTr'S f1y' LACE CURTAINS at s25 set
SoTTTNsaAM TTTtH sap'M vEsTIBULE LACE at 20 and
SoTTfIGHhM Tf P;HF LACE, for lambrequus, at 4oc.
SoIPTJ SoIPTsTJSSaGsfH.AMLAcELAMHREeUINsats2.So, oIPTsTJ Sasf SG
EMsk5i6EIEb W 5TIeI if 11u CGsTSIS Il MUSLIN yards
wide, a, !25, 80, and sSe' per yard worm 'o'
All Of ihe above goods are much below regular
nrices. and embrace the largest assortment eyer
offered in this city. Levy BhUI rE % Eno'
~ ' Jazz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAY--Jusace Joseph
j. White presiding.-Walter P. Lambeth
who was lately before the court for marry.
Ing Pennsylvania lady under false name,
was brought UP charged With deceiying
Matte Mitchell, girl Of fifteen, under
promise of marriage. The sister aud other
relatives of Matte did not give her o first
class character, but the facts elected were
sufficient TO justify the Police Justice In send
Jog accused on to the grand jury OF the Hust-
ings Court for indictment. Bail was hxed
at $4,000.
Hubert Daileys one.legged tramp Ifom
New Orleans, discharged By Justice White
Wednesday upon promising 70 leave TIE city,
was up again on The charge OF yagrancy, and
tn default OF surety was sent 10 jail.
Moses Foster, a colored boy about zen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

COUNCIL COMMITTEES How THE Cry FA-
THEIRS ARE WoRKED.-If the taxpayers and
citizens generally judge from the number OF
committee-meetlngs held during the day OF
the work required of the members of the
Council they will conclude that much oi
their private time is taken up in the trans.
action Of the city's business. For instance
here are the meetings of the Council com
mttee's to be held to-day:
The Committee on Schools meets at the
High School, Marshall near Ninth street, this
morning at half.past O'Clock.
The Committee on Light meets at the gas
inspectors Office at 10 O'Clock A. h.
The Committee on Accounts and Printing
meets at the First National Bank at II
o'clock A. NJ.
The Committee oD the Fire Department
meets at the Office Of Chief Engineer Ainslie
at II O'Clock.
The Committee on Claims and Salarie.
meets at the office of the Commercial Fire In
surance Company at half-past O'Clock thil
evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

The TOBACCO. INSPECTION QUEsTIoN-THl
COMMITTEE REACH CONFESSIONAL meeting
| of the Special Joint Committee of the two
| houses of the General Assembly to whom
was referred all questions connected witt
| tobacco inspection was beld yesterday after
noon at the Capitol. The committee had 6
lengthy session, and finally amended the fifty
sixth section to read as follows:
"Section 56. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to offer manufactured Tobacco il
hogsteads, casks, tierees, boxes, or Other
| close packages, for sale by sample, unless
such sample be drawn aud certified by an
| inspector, or by the owner of such tobacco
or by his authorized agent; and it shall be
unla wful for any person to follow the busi
ness O. an inspector Of tobacco unless be
shall have been commissioned by the GOV
ernor and qualified according to law
PROVIDED, that nothing herein contained
Shall be construed to Interfere with the sale
of loose tobacco, or tobacco uncased from the
hogshesd, cask, or other package, when sold
over the bulk, or with any private sale not in
open market. Tobacco put up for ship
ment ous of the State to other States
OF the Luion, or to foreign countries
IsSlay be 80 shipped without inspection.
F|f'he owners Of warehouses other than
those established by law shall not be priVi'
legged to keep such houses opentor receiving
weighing, Or storing tobacco at any rate OF
compensation therefor higher than the rates
|lfor like sc eeviees fixed by haw for the reg.
lallatiop of warehouses established by
saw: Pro1id2G, that in tie town of Dan
vile the rates Of charges shall not exceed
those preQailing in said town 0n the
fsxst day of January, 1876. ANY person
violating the provisions of this section
she'll for each offence forfeit fftg dollars"
Ehe commEttee also decided se amend the
law so as to provide that tbe warehouse
chasges on tobacco shall be eight cents on
each 100 pounds to be paid by the planter,
and seven cents to he paid by the farchaser.
or this amount fee of nine cents is to 3e
paid te The inspector and six cents TO the
warehouse.owner. Tobacco put up to be
sent out of the State may be Inspected, but
the law, il passed, will not be compulsory.
The owner of warehouse. or his agent, May
draw samples from tobacco to be Inspected
instead of che inspector.
Western tobacco, by the bill as amended,
is put on the same footing as TO the manner
OF inspection with Virginia tobacco, but II
sold in Virginia shall be branded Western
Tobacco - and 60 marked if sent beyond the
State. The law, however, is not Intended 10
apply to tobacco in transitu.
A subcommittee of three, consisting Of
Messrs. Smith and Critcher Of the Senate,
and Hubbard Of the House, was appointed to
draft the bill, and the committee arose to
meet again on Monday evening at I o'clock.
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me- GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS..

COHEN BROTHERS..
All goods reduced in order to close stock for this
season. Their stock is the fullest ever offered this
season Of the year.
NOW is TIE TINE TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the 1st and con-
tinue until their stock is reduced.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at lesst 25 per cent.
Great reduction In all SILKS:
COLORED NLKS at astonishingly low marks Il
close Tor this season-their stock OF SILKS ii
almost complete in every variety Of shade;
PLAID aud STRIPED SILKS at an extra reduc'
ton;
Also, great bargains in BLACK SILKS, both TAF.
FETA and,cROS-GRAIN+
CAsRMEREs, BOMBAZINES, TAMIsE. AUS.
TKALIAN CREPEs, and other
MOURNING GOODS
III less 9srAoe than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced to Csc.
womL fully $l-25-olher GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-WeoL FLANNEL reduced to zoe. a
yard;
A large stock CT HAMBURGE EMBROIDERY
purchased atTarious auction sales during the
past seusonis reduced TO ar,ssstonishinaly low
rate;
Twe.cazes good CALICOES reduced to 5Hc-, SELL
ing Renerally,atH &C.;
Best mske.G CALICOES reduced to6Sc.;
Three cases OF YARD-WIDE HLEACHnD COT
TON, equal in 4uality to Andrsscoggln, at oc-
Four bales of UNBLEACHED COTTON at &C.,
cheap ath0c.;
CARPETS, .GIL-GLGTHS, and ,sll other -goe dis
greatly reduced to.elose for ttis>ceason.
COHEN BEOTHERS,
sos Broad street,
las Between Third and F3arth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

The RECENT FIRE AT THE EASTERN Ly.
NATIc AsYLUH.-The special committee of
the General Assembly that visited Williams.
burg to inquire into the causes and damages
of the recent fire at the Eastern Lunntic Asy.
lum agree that the fire was the result of &C.
cident that there was culpable neglect on
the part of the general administration in re-
spect to the fire department; and they are oi
opinion that if the fire department had been
in proper working order, and those having
the management Of it been on the ground
when the fire was first discovered, it might
have been easily controlled. That the i'm
mediate necessities of the institution require
the erection of kitchen and store.room
which should be separate and wholly discen
nected from any Of the other buildings
Estimated cost from $4,000 10 $5, 1000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

PERsoNAL-Mr. W. Gordon McCabe, Of
Petersburg has accepted the invitation to
address the Army of Northern Virginia on
the subject of "The Defence of Peters
burg"
The Board of Public Works yesterday ap-
pointed General o. G. Clay proxy of the
State in the James River and kanawha Ca
mel Company in place Of DR.. ". B. Robert
SOD, resigned.
The Governor yesterday appointed The
following notaries public Johu 81. Ander
son, of Tazewell; DR.. B. n. Buckner, Bum
pass's, Louisa county, and Rufus g. Penn
OF Penn's store, Patrick county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28
..rEcIAL NOTICES: NOTICES.
400
. ,ss BROAD srREEr'
wrARE co NJ ] \ y.


. erur,S count. our motto is'
~, +, chcsr, "l6 Ru,c crs. took TO your ntsr7
>,rf ;u =" hiyca our tirs inNotcc VI - a ~ ~ ia.
80. HNv'uE nav prepared to nusr W sTpJ &C. inns.
GHot>. '.,,sh every onNsT.
. 80, \rw F"fig%opS al 6s and Sc, huI'So,e
- ,,,. of ~. ard coming scason--theSe so'"s
t.. - ss - 1 Tn9",iFSiE"S<ScHH ns ,giFEScH cAMBRrcs at one
gls:E%,%WipE %%;'n EoS$;REScH cAMBRlcs at lo''
GsIvHElcS nHs se sTsGs; p'r ysrd: srsHf''"' Il"
~r,..,ll =; ;siiiHi,RRTiNG rklATs lc' he'o" cost
',,,,r,. ,,. : the largest stock of prints
E'mGuleT W',., az, 4 y.ecods s1ore before. Ca'i
..s ..a mi - y1", MI VIDE BLEAcHED COT
I0N at &C. ~rT, rr. Of iCGTToN to sell st lcc.'
90 1,rc ',"vr ',"v,rtrh are the best known brands
sg.g..,,i5 yTttIsiU0M Tt,iliU0M MILLS al lc.: -,oos
yG. ,rl WAMSuTrA Mills d. 80 ~ N,rd ,
t'Sr4r.>,N %tniSSE1:lH HiS1HH AZ tCtAMRElC, Que yard
III. ;futs -, 11uc actually rs good as Ions
ds.e:,. ASK corToNS at 12Ar,: ,,v,,,,
~. q =, &c. i0. i2y, IS, 20. and 23c;
~ t'r.'',.,. DOMESTIC tkAip@ 'n' 'i-'
4'1 IiIKI iTy, I$t;S-the largest stock in the
,. t,,>E NPACtS and MoukNiN" "'oo9 IL
nc .."g,I Sl,x ,.SIH ptSccs PLAID DRESS GooDs
"' s Iaye nces ssI@Ea, aI "ne 20 shiiSs; anH @
F"da,te. a,esvTs - Al, ei2rs. al 4Oc. werlh S3c.
IT,. lock Of better CORsEIs Al d. '''' "''
.,1a.Ve'l:ELACTs! CACHEMERE LA'H'
,I,l n0c stock +" select from fc,,.c,ya wards
-,tyI Alr~ ouiy 2Jc. a r:ccc oit"tlnc HHi" ~.
..GN.% LACKe Al 10 and l5c worth -''' .
1!i9..}' r.n,gsu,s of IRISH LINENS at
.,Sgy ~~iuiFETI>G> and PlLLo"-CAsE IL
---r%'i%> remarkably chcAr;,,u.
<.mJrUIIU\ DiApERS;
.lNt.I - NAPKINS, pOl
lrE."J% aaG n EACHEp pAMAehS;
:.I IA IS, :, h@ aa1 rlAxo.coIERs at very 10"
,'........,c,lI soon A. wc have now the larges
....r., frols ever shown IN tmlS IyEl:, SEE:
s.,. i;rsaa street.. between Fourth "ha fii'n'
JULIUs SYCLE
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
VAC r A \ rs.
MAYORS OFFICE. January 28, 1878.

N UNIUR . OtFISEs UNUItRIy Tvs KOTU'
Whereas the ely Of Richmond Is III this time
oyerrun by vagrants from many quarters OF the
Union brought hitner in violation or law, this is
10 notify all railroad and steamboat compinles and
masters OF vessels that under provision Of the
thereof, every company and every captain aud Das-
fer Of vessel bringing into this city afir person
not having Ostepsible means OF support may be re:
ouired 10 give bond In the penalty OF fre hunGred
dollars for the indemnity of the city az iipss less
BY reason or The support o. said psrsVn for QUE
place whence he was brought; aud Hpe OF twenty
dollars may be imposed for breach of this ordt-
nance, each day continuance OF suci breach b.ing
q s. pirate offence.
Instructions will he issued 10 the po!i - 10 see 10
the enforcement OF this ordinagce hereafter
IN 27 81 A. VI. KELLY. Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

SERENApE.- light the Richmond City
Guard, preceded by the First Regiment
Band, rendered Private Isaac Sliugluf and
his bride serenade. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Sipglpff, Captain Charles F. Taylor,
Mr.. Fl. Salien Withers, of the Legislature,
Corporal N. Henry Cobb, and Others, and
the whole atflir went oil in handsome style.
Mr.. slingluff entertained the company 10
handsome style. The company afterwards
marched to the Capitol Square and serenaded
the Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28
AUCTION sALEs.THIs DAY.

DAVENPORT & CO., IN P. NJ, over First Ne.
tional Bank, ten shares OF stock Of Merchants
National Bank OF Richmond, ten shares OF stock
OF Powhatan Steamboat Company.
RICHARDSON @ CO, Z. NJ framed ;a,aS dwelling eiaa
between q and streets, Church Hill.
GODDIN, WARREN u CO., IL M., farm In Hen.
rico county on the new Central turnpike SIX
miles below Richmond.
W. GODDIN, 4 P. NJ, cottage residence on the
south side Of Ross street between Fourteenth
and Mayo.
COOK & LAUGHToN, 10 A. NJ, household farni.
ture, &c.
R. s. ANDERSON & CO., 10Y A. NJ, groceries, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

WHITE SULPHUR SPRNas.-There was o
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Green.
brier White Sulphur Springs Company held
at the Exchange Hotel last night. Soma
business relating to the Springs property was
disnosed nf ..-#,y ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

TME-TABLE.-We received yesterday from
Messrs. 4. w: CARRIER & Co. copy OF the
latest pocket edition of the Travellers OH.
|ciaI Guide. II gives the population, shows
telegraph stations, describes cltiep, names
hotels, and Distinguishes afternoon from
morning trains by peculiar kind OF type.
Il also contains very comprehensive rail
ruad map. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

TEMPERANCE MEETlNa.-There will be q
public temperance demonstration in Man.
chester next Tuesday night under the
auspices of the General Temperance Com.
mittee, There is unusual activity now In
all the various organizations. The meeting
in Manchester promises TO be one Of excep-
tional interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

The LEE MONUMENT FUND.-The treasurer
of the Lee Monument Fund has receive d
$71.S0 from the Mayor Of Newberne, N. G. ;
S5 from Rev. G. j. Gibson, of Petersburg
$S from Laurel Grove public school, Pittsyl !.
yania couuty-making, with the 81 ,88S .04
heretofore acknowledged, 81 ,922.S4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

UNITED STATES CoURrs-IH the United
States Court yesterday Mr.. Daniel 81. London,
of New York, instituted q suit against the
Washington City and Virginia Midland Bail
road Company, laying damages at $4,000.
1t is stated that he is claiming interest on
bond.
Judge Hughes yesterday sent an order
from Norfolk 10 the marshal here ordering
him to sell the stock of W. W. Myers, liquor.
dealer, against whom bankruptcy proceed
ings have been commenced.
Robert Thrift has filed bis petition In
bankruptcy,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-28

LscruRE.-Rey. 3. N. sledd, OF Peters.
burg. will feature at the Ciay.Street Method.
ist church at "a O'Clock this eVenfug upon
The Young Men for the Times. The
proceeds wifi be devoted 10 the par5onage
and Dorcas Societies OF the church. ~,