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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-12

ELECTION OF OrFlCEns. AT melting OF Inc
Socie:a di FIatelauz' BeaeyoieDzi ltali'
ana, of Richmond, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: A. SOLAR,
president; 5. Agostlnl, Viee-presldent +.
Campodonico, secretary J. Linale, trea'
surer; G. Canep1, a. Sanguineti, a. Ber'
nichi. trustees; &. Giovanetti, G. EquI, u.
AlIuigi, F. Mancini, and r. Bernich', con-
missioners permaneLte.
At the last stated convention Of Jefferson
Lodge, Nc. %, X. of P, the following Of
ticers were electeo, and will be installed to-
night: NJ. P. WDi.eburst, F. e.; r. C.
Fletcher, C. c.; j. p. McCook, V. c.; W.
j. D4vis, p; P. G. c. j. B. Vaughan, X. of
4. and s.; p. G. H. T. Briggs, NJ. OF F. F;
Philip Whiilocs, NJ. of E.; z. G. George E.
Ruffin. NJ. at A.. R. N. Northern, |. g.;
I.aac Williams, y. g.; p. c. r. I. Briggs,
representative TO the Grand Lodge.
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CAToasI's. CAsE.-Comnissioue Atkins
decided yesterday. that B. Catogni having
waved examination it would not be proper
for him to examine the witnesses except Id
so far as might be necessary for him to de.
termine the amount of bail. He fixed the
bail at FIVE thousand dollars, and told coun.
sci for the defence that if they regarded that
as excessive they could move to reduce It,
and he would then examine the witnesses
No motion was made. Catogni gave the re.
quired bail.
1t is charged that Catogni bought largely
of J. Harris, Harvey & Jones, Davenport &
Morris, j. s. Irvine & Sons, r. F. Williams
j. B. Bland & Co., W. NJ. Jones g. Co..
Gardner, Carlton & Co, Yancey & Frank
lin, Tbaxton e. Nichols, l.. Fl. Blair & Co.
j. F. Allen & Co., R. Mason & Sons, Boyer
Train & Co., Manchester Paper-Mills, ant
other parties, within the p1st two or three
months, and that he made way with most Of
the goods or proceeds. 1t is represented
that his liabilities are over $4,000. and his
assa Is 30 0G0,
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Concerts FOE THE LrE Mo,r,ss- F,.yD. :.

CONCERTS FOB THE LEE MosUMgs- FCSD.--
The following letter was recently addressed
to The Lee Monument Association:
b Rooms F0arH,.Street Csab, Richmond.
Japssry Z, 1876 Colonel s. Bassett French.
Secretary Lee Monument Fund, city Dear
Si,-Having been frequently importuned
by many Of our best citizens TO repeat tho
entertainments recently given In this city By
the Fourth.Stfeet Club, and aprrecfatiug
fully the kind manifestations Of approval
that our efforts have elected, and wishing to
aid most worthy and patriotic cause, We
have determined to again appear in two Of
our select and varied concerts, to be given at
the Richmond Theatre on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings the 25th and 26th January
instant for the benefit Of the Lee Monument
fund, feeling assured that the love and
respect of our people for the memory
OF that eminent Christian gentleman and pa
triot soldier will Oil the house to overflow
ing and result in securing handsome sum
TO assist in raising monument to one whose
traits Of character will ever be admired
while nations continue to respect honesty.
intelligence, and moral worth.
Should our proposition meet with your
favorable consideration an early response
will oblige, very respectfully, &C., H. W..
LuBB. OK (chairman), j. r. JoHSsoS, IT. w.
MATTHEWS, W. U. Bass, joan ID. REDFoRD,
Committee on Entertainments.
The generous offsr was accepted in the
following letter:
Office Of the Board Of Managers Lee
Monument Association, Richmond, Va.,
January 10, l876.-Aessrs. Lubbock and
| others, chairman, &C.,: Gentlemen, In be-
half of the Board of Managers beg TO re-
turn sincere thanks for the proff.r cont aimed
in your letter of the 7;h instant. and to add
| that they gratefully accept the proposed en-
tertainments in furtherance Of their Efforts to
| rear in this city monument in memory Of
| General Robert E. Lee, to be given OF the
evenings of Tuesday and Wednesday the
25.h and 26th of the present month, at the
Richmond Theatre, which has been gener-
ousIy placed at your service by its Liberal
proprietor. Trusting thut you may reapa
full ard rich reward in your patriotic service,
am, gentlemen, NJ ost respectfully, your obe-
dient servant, S. BAssETr FRENCH, Secretary.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY-MEETING
OF THE EXECUTIVE COAAITTEE.-The EXecu-
tive Committee of the Virginia Agricultural
Society met in The old saloon of the Ballard
House last night. Present: Colonel W. C..
Knight, president; E. g. Leigh, secretary
and Messrs W. A. Burke, Of S.aunI on; DIR.
s. 2. Moore, of Richmond; S. S. Bradford
of Culpeper.; James Newman, of Orange
John ID. Rodgers, Of King George; Robert
Beverley, of FauquIer r. Harrison, of Cum.
berland John Dodson, of Dinwiddie; VII.
liam S. Scott, of Charlotte: and Mr.. a. NJ.
Bowman, president Of the Baldwin-Augusta
Society, as consulting member.
The Singer Sewng-Machine Company
having appealed from the decision of the
president declaring they were not entitled
to premium offered at the Fair In 1874, the
committee considered the appeal and sHs-
tanned the action of the president Of the
Society.
In another case, of an award made to the
exhibitor ofa certain horse owned by another
party, the legal question arose whether other
parties having claims against the owner or
exhibitor could enforce the pay ment of the
premium to them by civil suit. Discussed
but not decided.
Messrs. Newman. Beverley. Moore, and
Burke were appointed G committee to audit
the accounts Of the treasurer.
a letter from Mr.. John Merryman. Of Boil
timore, was submitted. claiming that be was
entitled to the premium upon herd of cattle
upon individuals of which be mad taken pre-
miunis in sections Of the same class. After
discussion. it was decided that MIR. Merry
man should be awarded the premium
claimed.
Colonel Bradford moved that committee
of five be appointed to amend and re-
arrange the rules and regulations OF the So
ciety. Agreed to.
The President appointed Messrs. Brad.
ford, Moore. Newman, Fickiin. and Beverley
The resignation of Maior A. q. Drewry
was tendeled in letter addressed 10 Colo
mel Knight. Msior DlcwIy recommended as
his successor Captain j. B. Jones, of Ches-
terfeld. The committee declined to accept
the resignation.
The President laid before the committee
the draft Of bill be proposed to have intro
duced in the Legislature to amend and re-
enact the charter of the Society. The most
important feature proposed to exempt the
property of the Society from all taxation, and
10 obtain from the State an annual appro-
priaton. Laid over.
In view of the fact that the Centennial eX-
position will oyershadow all other exhibit.
tions this year, the advisability of having
a fair this fall was considered without action.
DR.. Moore proposed that the number Of
Judges of award should hereafter consist of
forty expert life members, and that they
be paid at the rate Of seyenty.tiye cents per
hour for actual service. Laid over.
Adjourned to meet this evening.
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EDWIN BooTH-THE MArlNEE-Though
the choicest seats have been sold for Booths
performances many good and comfortable
ones yet remain. Those who fall to buy
will probably have cause 10 regret 1t, as from
present appearances standing-roon tor
many Of the nights will almost command
premium.
IL has been concluded to sell reserved
seats for the mlttIe'. The sale will beg,n
this "wednesday morning AZ Wyatps ma'
gin store
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COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.

COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED.
The Worthy Master opened the Grange
and announced the following committees:
Masters Message.-General j. n. Be.
thune, G.. W. Koiner, c. t. Sutherln.
Secret1rys Report-F. II. Harris, P. G.,
III e ep, j. Il. Lett.
.Tfeasurer's Report-F. W. Childs,
Alexander Sims, W. F. Baugb.
Lecturers Report.-R. +. Taylor, K. ID.
Allen, Thomas l.. Lawrence.
Business of the Order.-J. NJ. Blanton,
J. L. Ross, DIR. Watson.
Good Of the Order.-S. s. Bradford, r.
A. Blackwell, J. NJ. Spiller.
Constitution and By Laaos.-L Z. Haryie
W. II. Mann, Colonel L. Lewellen.
Publication.-H. P. Lacy, Y. PAnsoD,
W. l.. Holaday.
Ferhlizers.-J. T. Alexander, General
William McComb, Thomas 0. Markham,
Henry E. Scott, J. M. McElroy.
Bdnks.-R. r. Farr, j. w. Craddock, ID.
FL. Bordwell. E. T. Page, Lewis Owens.
Fire and Life Msurance.-James X. Nor
ton, B. L. Cogbll, G. ID. Pleasants, H. Il.
Withers, Mann Page.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
Certaia amendments to the constitution OF
the National Grange were proposed ut the
recent session at st. Louis, and ordered to
be sent to the various State oranges for adoF-
ton. They were taken up during the ses.
sion last night ar considered seridttnl. The
first relates to private work OF the order.
The first and second amendments were
adopted, and the third rejected.
The fourth amendment makes masters and
past masters and their wives who ere ma
irons members of the State Grange; all
past masters and their wives VINO are ma
irons, and all members of the Pomona
oranges, honorary members of the State
grange.
The fifth and sixth amendments allow the
same officers to Pomona oranges as are now
allowed to subordinate and State oranges.
The seventh amendment, which changes
the term of National Grange officers from
three 10 t,co years, was adopted.
The eighth amendment, allowing State
oranges to meet annually or biennialy, as
each State grange may determine, was adopt
ed.
The ninth amendment, which allows each
State grange to fix its own initiation fee for
subordinate oranges ia lis Jurisdiction, was
adopted.
The tenth amendment, being already q
part of the present constitution, was adopted.
The eleventh amendment, requiring Inc
State Instead Of The subordinate oranges TO
fix the monthly dues OF members, was re-
jected.
The twelfth amendment, allowing the State
Grange TO fix the tax on Initia'es ana men,
bers of subordinate oranges, was adopted.
The thirteenth amend ment, allowing more
time fer the secretaries OF t1e SUBORDINATE
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. GODDIN, 4 r. ", brick store and dwelHugfn II
The east side Of Brook avenue mar to leigh
street.
GODDIN, WARREN CO., 3x p. d. four
framed houses on Brook avenue between Mar
shall and Clay streets.
CHAFT1N, STAPLES CO., l2 N., trustees safe
OF land on James river near Richmond.
COOK lS LAUGHTON, 1ulS A. NJ, At 4l5 Broad
street, dry goods, &C.
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oranges to settle with the treasurer of the
State Grange, was adopted.
The fourteenth amendment, allowing tuo
instead Of one degree to be conferred in one
day, WAS adopted.
These amendments will not become laws
until they have been ratified by majority of
the States constituting the National Grange.
At II O'Clock the Grange adjourned 10 10
O'Clock this morning.
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DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoUsE.-In order 10 meet
the constantly Increasing demands OF our trad We
have added i wcll-sciected assortment ~ NEW
rTrE which, together with our -IMraovED ah-
CiiISERY and SKIFUL. MECHANICAL TALE*r.
warrant us III guaranteeing the VERY BEST C:A>s
OF WORK at moderate hgu:eS and in the mos. ex-
pediiCus manner.
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Mayors Court-Dick Taylor charged
with stealing sundry goods from Alexander
Bowen, appeared for trial, but his case was
contluued until to-day.
Charles Twine, youthful offender against
the law, was turned over to bis mother for
q castigatOn.
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TO WARD OFF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES use freely
for the toilet aud IN the bath the ENGLISH CA.BO-
Lie SOAP, and in your rooms use according 10 d.
reciions DARBY's PRopHYbAcTIc FLUID. These
articles are highly recommended by the medical pro-
fe>sIoH, and can be had ut MEADE i SAKER'S
drugstore, 81 NJ ain street.
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PAVING AND REPAIRS TO SIDEwALKs.-The
Joint Committee on Streets have awarded
the contruc. for bricks (pavins) to the Balti.
more Brick Company at forty.two and nall
cents per square yard; bricks for repairs to
Msynard 4 Brother at twelve dollars per
thousand,
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TIE MIssrREIs.-Bryanps Original New
York Minstrels will give their first perform.
ance at the Theatre tonight. The troupe la
quite large one, is said to be composed OF
some excellent material, and will no doubt
attract large audiences during their brief
STAY in this city.
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VIRGIN IA-TO WIT: IN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF POWHATAN CIR
CUT COURT, JANUARY /, 1876:
David g. Watkins and Mary l.. his wife, aud VIII
liam W. Jgsiis, PlltHsids,
againft
Coward Pincbbeek and Elizabeth his Wife. J. +.
Juslis- William Justis, Cornelius Wilkinson, and
Mary his wife. Lawson Just!s, aud Wa}fitn Crow
der, The residence OF the last two being u3GEe1n,
ard certain other children Of james w. Jusiis,
Wh,se names and residences are unknowo,
Defendants
The object OF this suit is for sale Of The lands OF
which William j. JuStis disd seizt", AND DIVISION
OF the proceeds among The parties entitled thereto.
and atifavit having been ma e and died that Cue
diligence has been used by behalf OF the plaia-
tiffS 70 ascertain Ia what couD.y or corporation
La~son Ju.tis ana William CrowGer are without
efct; and on affidavit that certain other ch.idyen
OF James w Justis unKnown, 10 ordered tbst
they appear here within one month after que puo-
lieation OF this order IN the Richmond Dtsp6tca
and 90 what Is necessary TO protect their interests
he:eln.
A copy-Fes.: ,,.rn = r.
~ ~ m n n-WS~
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Banks and Insurance Companies.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
BANKS OFRTCHhOED. THE GRANITE AND
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANIES,
TIE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF AAE-
RIGA, TIE PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, AND EAST EyD
Bull DLNG-FUND COMPANY.
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CHARGED WITH HOUSE BURsING.-Virginia
Blbb (colored) WAS arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Ho ward, charged Nth setting IRE
to the house OF ADram Bell. The parties
reside on Ch!mborazo Hill, and the firing Is
said to have been done on the night OF the
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THE POULTRY AND PET-SToCK AssocIA'
TIoN.-A meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Virginia and North Carolina Poul'
try and Pet-Stock Association was held last
evening at the Office of the Southern Planter
and Farmer. The Committee on CoDstitu'
ton and Bylaws made their report, which
was adopted. The annual-membership fee
was fixed at two dollars. An exhibition oil
poultry and pet stock will be held every
year. Several names for membership were
proposed and elected. The Society will NO
doub, be encouraged in their effort to foster
the breeding of good poultry.
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$5,070 80 5000 5;

By direction of the Executive Committee
$3.50 was at the close Of last year retained to
meet the contingent expenses Of the secre-
tary. Ofthis sum $202.93 has been eXpend-
ed, Ieayinga balance of S47.07 to the credit
OF the contingent fund.
The Lecturer read very interesting re-.
port of his work during the past year.
Various resolutions were offered and re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
1874. 1875. 1876. 1876.
". C. w C. " G: " c
q

Whole number of deaths for the month OF
December, 10O-3S white, G2 colored.
Mean temperature for the week ending
January l, 1857; mean temperature tor the
week ending January 8, OLA.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
January 1, OFT inches; amount Of rainfall
for the week ending January s. O.20
inches.
Population of the city estimated by school
census, 72,50O-white, 4l,4O0; colored, 3l,-
100.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
Sillman and ais. Us. TIE Fredericksburg,
Orange and Charlottesville Railroad Com
pauy and ais. Fully argued by General
Hundley for the appellants and submitted.
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Renort of Secretary,

From the report of the Secretary, NJ. w.
Hazlewood, we extract the following, which
gives fair view Of the workings Of the order
for the year ending Both September:
At the last session the number Of oranges
was 452. During the year ending December
81, 1876, this number was increased to 6S5,
the work being most active in the southwest
ern counties.
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FREE FROM FCSIL OlL,-The 81 SkLErT'
WHsREY, controlled b. Aessrs. W. u. B.AIa u
Co, 903 Main street. IS particularly d !e g he
price, and w4rrln.ei free firm fu'ii OIL l. has be-
come Justly popular with ine irid".
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BOSCHEN & BROTHER ohtr their winter stock OF
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, and Valises at very 'ow
prices Ia order to make room for spring G oos.
500 ard GIL BBoAD STREET.
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cent. on che profits Of the company for five

EAST ESD BUILDING. FUsD CssPASY.-The
annual meeting OF this company was held at
their rooms last night, The following trus-
tees were elected for the essuing year--yiz
John J. Wright, William ]. Westwood,
James l.. Taliaferro, A. r. Woodsou, T. l..
u. Walford, d. G. Richardson, and T. WILEY
Davis. AT a subsequent meeting OF the
board Mr. John j. Wright was elected pre-
sident, Mr. William j. Wesswood vice. nre.
sident, and Mr.. William Il. PIeasants secre.
tary and treasurer. Trustees John A !.
Meanley, 5. w. Farrar, and Charles Speu.
Ger. Solicitor, Dr.. John w. Anderson.
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GOSPEL TABLsArx.- Radlcke's gospel tab.
leaux Of the Life OF Christ will be exhibited
to night at Cathedral Hall for the benefit OF
81. Peters Sunday school.
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against the power and influence that will be
brought against 1t. Upon the wisdom cf
your action depends largely the solution of
this question. May fondly hope that you
will apply yourselves to an honest discharge
of this duty as patriots aud philanthropsts
inspired with the righteousness of your
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GREAT BLEssING!-Dr. II. REtrsR. Berrien
Springs, Michigan, says WIsHART's PISE-TREE-
TAR CORDIAL has "proyed great benefnctor TO the
race" Certain cure for all lung diseases. Best
remedy known for coughs, colds, dlpht,eri7, sore
throat and con SUMPTION.
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WHAT EVERYBODY WASTs.-Read LEVY BRO
TIERS advertisements in to.day's paper.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

County Court-Judge CloptJn presiding.-
This court was engaged yesterday in the
trial OF cases on the civil docket !; after which
1t adjourned until Thursday.
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SWEET and JUICY ORANGE is enjoyed by
every one. You can find them at PIzzINl'>.
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COMMISSION MERCHANrs.-We solicit your nr-
ders for printing, or cali IL any time you may
wish 10 see specimens or ob ain estimates, cling
assured that 1t will be to Your advantage.
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SAVE MONEY by hsvipgsyour printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTISG-HousE. Good work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS. new sdyer:is: ments. >,
| They will interest you.
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HENRiCo COUNTY LcuRr.-Ah Tue cases
set for trial ia tuls con yesterday were co,'-
tlnued until the mex t'rn OF the cour NJ
other business Of public interest Was Trans
acted Yesterday.
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LEVY BROTHERS are Offering extra induce
ments to purchasers of dry goods.
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Board Of SuperuisorS.-A meeting OF this;
board will be held ut the court-hou;e on
Thursday.
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MALAGA GRAPES and FRESH DATES at Plz-
zTSt,S
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DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE, Unsurpassed IA
cill'ies for the prompt execution OF all kIsds or
printing Orders filed promptly and at lo,. prices
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CUSTOM (hlnd- made) WORK To order. aud guar
anteed 10 lit. Repairing neatly DO chy
EoSCHES L BRO! HER,
500 aud 5l1 Broad strect.
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CAsH,fERE SHAwLs and Hamburger Fdgings
and Ipsertings at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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WHAT is better than LUSCIOUS PEAR? PIzzI-
Nj has them.
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,,r,;tui Soics-

So, r,l1rd, made an
Y, ", NJ. .,.~rI IL favor of the
..,,,,,.. III. Ex-Governor
$50 ,.. fit, narc Tor to-day, ana
b" q. ur B.-lg. EX-GoTernor
.'' .t... .n,4H. Judge Crump. as
."' > ,..f,,. Cammiticc and II
..-. wlI close the Discus
..'".
80. a...;r.s the Lp.
i. ,..rt IL charter that its
,....,.'.., ,,lon> " L BagjUuing
-..,..., ,n, Nanarrui and Pa
49,. ,rlr,a ul,ar ramunhey
49,. ,uralaer.n-, thereof 10 The
,,., la.> known rs the Iay lor
... ~. .erJS Of Robert +. Lee
......r... nd lire between the iaud'
-.... I,...-. E. L@r aud the Taylor estate
....... ...r. an ire bc,"ccn The CpcIsea
,......,u, ~. r4yty5 estate 10 lhe Malta,
,... ....,. ;arlcc down the Mattaponi
,..-.,... tur mr.uucriug> ,oercot 10 the
gsr..t o~-IuL'u2.
" Lrera. o. kocH1rldGc. wa> 10 his seat
... .,. House yc>t"rdGv. senator fsirstoh
x .s9.,y return. Nci.&er nave hau the
,,...-,.\. Ihc latter, however, suffered
,,.....-.a'g from b. Naccinatioo.
,.,.r..r k.mgrr Yesterday rtaopolnted
r.F. ,,.elr o. Norfolk, I. ;. Bocock OF
.,...,;r.,..x. ..ud Wal,cr Coles OF PittsylYa
,.. ,r....r, to ire Virginia Agricultural and
N.uaauaa Co.use. ST bl1cksours. X. Z
E,a', ID, "Ni.r. "as appoih'e9 i VISITOR &c
O.. ,ta- Institution III piace Ut. haIfes
E'gA. H>sIcd on accouh1 .! lis ieuio''' u
Williamsburg,
...,,ltlvc committee will be appointed
"a viii Williamsburg TO examine into the
o...an Of tsr. hrr ti.c aud 10 report why the
,a@sr d Insurance on tNr building destroy
-. @ss Il 4io"td 10 expire.
Attyr u~tliry Of The Senate Committee
O. Hy4u..ld Internal Navigation to-day The
resolution ot Senator smith in relation to
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WEATHER. srRIPs-for doors aud winso v'.-J..
II. GRAFTON, Ninth street.
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HusT1SGs CoURT.-In this court yesterday
civil business only was transacted. Tbe
trial of the cowhiding case has been set for
TO tiay. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-12
FEEn CONTRACT AwARpED.-The Council

FEED CONTRACT AwARDED.-The Council
Committee on Streets have awarded the feed
contract for the next three months rs fol-
lows. Bay to T. Ii. Elicit at S2l.Go per
tor. Oats at "a cents per bushel, corn at
so cents Per busbel, brownstutf at a cents
per bushel, shiDstutf at 46 cents per
busheI, to Henry Newman salt to T. d..
Elicit at 50 per sack :; straw to Simpson
Bass g. Co. and King & Todd as % cents
per hundred weight.