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Treasurer--W r Berry.
a.Audit0r--John D Davis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

Mrs. LAWSON AND SILAs MORRIS Nor TO
BE HANGED.-The following rescucs two
persons from the gallows:
In the cases OF Louisa Lawson and Silas
Morris (white), sentenced by the Court OF
Rockingham TO be- hanged for the murder
OF David G.. Lawson
The prisoners were accessories before the
fact to murder. The principal who per-
petrated the crime has suffered the extreme
penalty OF the law. Amongst those cog
infant of the evidence against the prisoners
leading minds disagreed as to its weight
and effect; and although they certainly held
q guilty relation to the murder, after-dis-
covered evidence suggests grave doubts as
to who were the controlling accessories and
as to the degree of their several guilt.
The blood OF the actual murderer having
answered for the blood OF the murdered,
the majesty Of the law has been yindicated
Discarding all the appeals OF morbid SEN
Isibility-especially such as relate TO the sex
OF one of the prisoners-nevertheles
WELD to the paliating and mitigating con-
siderations which justify me in saving theil
| lives. ...t . r..
The punishment OF each Of them is com
muted to Imprisonment in the penitentlary
for life. This act OF clemency is recon-
mended by the Judge, by many OF the ju
rors who indicted and tried the prisoners
and by many hundred citizens OF the Com
monwealth. JAMES L. KEMPEE.
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SUPREME COURT OF oF.APPEALs.-Taylor and
Eals. as. The Commonwealth. From the
Hastings Court of Manchester Affirmed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion OF
the Court. a.,g III .e5f ~
Matthews Us. Warmers administrator.
From the Circuit Court OF Accomac county.
Affirmed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion of the Court. @ RI" ~
the Circuit Court Of the county Of Glou-
cester. Affirmed, Judge Anderson deliver
Ting the opinion OF the Court.
McVeigh Us. Allen. From the Corpora
tion Court OF the city Of Alexandria. Re
versed, Judge Staples delivering the opin-
ion OF the Court.
Booker's representative Us. BookeSs rep
resentative. From the Circuit Court Of the
county of Elizabeth City. Reversed, Judge
Staples delivering the opinion OF the Court.
Lloyd Us. Erwin's administrator, &c.
From the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county.
Affirmed, Judge Burks delivering the opin-
ion OF the Court.
Lawson Us. Commonwealth. Writ Of
error refused to judgment Of the Circuit
Court Of Rockingham.
| Dickens, &C., Us. S!oat, &c. New bond in
the penalty Of $4,000 required to be given
by the 1st OF February, 1878.
The Court then adjourned until the Sth
| day OF January, 1919, having disposed OF
thirty-tive cases during its session here
since the 9th Of November. There never
was an organization that worked more dill
gently and honestly than our Court of Ap-
peals.
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE REGULATIONS. AS
this is the season Of the year when newspa-
pers and periodicals are seeking to enlarge
their list Of subscribers, large numbers Of
sample copies are deposited in the various
post-ofices throughout the country, inclosed
in which are printed blanks, prospectuses,
&C., offering special rates to clubs, &c. All
such Enclosures, without payment of postage
as third-class matter, are contrary to law,
and subject the papers to the various rates
applicable to the Enclosures, which are for
printed blanks one cent per ounce, and fol
circulars, &c, one cent for every two ounces
The Department does not regard chromos,
engravings, photographs, or matter OF like
nature, as legitimate supplements to news
papers, aud the inclosing OF any such in
periodical publications will subject the lat
ter to the postage which such matter is re-
quired to pay when sent separate.
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New CATHOLIC CHURCH. - Archbishop
Gibbons has leased for ninety-nine years,
for 81 900 and yearly rent of 1920, lot
on Monument street at the corner OF Wash
ington street, and has purchased in fee for
$4,000 an adjoining lot. On the combined
lots, fronting 100 feet on Monument street
BIZ 24O feet on Washington street, new
Catholic church and parsonage will be
erected soon. The leased lot, it is pro-
vided, can be bought in fee in 1883 for
$1,000. The church and parsonage will be
built to face on Monument street. Steps
will be taken to build Immediately a school
house at the northern end Of the lot facing
on Washington street, to be used as chapel
until the finer structure is begun: A cler-
gyman will be assigned Immediately to
forming new parish in the thickly-popu-
lated neighborhood which the new church
is designed to serve conveniently. 1t is
said to be also in contemplation to build O
Catholic church in South Baltimore.-BaLti-
! more Sim
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overture, serenade, and waltz. Miss
Swain, Mrs. Knowles, and Messrs. Redford
and Grant will sing in duos, and Miss
Swain will sing solo from the Daughter OF
the Regiment, with orchestral aceompani.
ment. Mr. Abernethy, late Of Richmond,
now OF Danville. will sing a, solo for bari
tone, ,"If Doubty Deeds My Lady Please" !"
by Sullivan. Mr.. Frank II. Potter, OF New
York, will by request sing II Love BY
Love-" by s. P. Warren and altogether
this musicale promises to be one OF unusual
interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

THE THEATRE-CYMBELINE.-There was
last night an audience OF fair size at the
Theatre to witness the presentation OF Gym
beline, play new to most OF our people.
Miss Pomeroy, as Imogen, rendered her diff
ficult part very we'll, but at times there was
painful dragging, as all of the actors did not
know their lines. The impression created
was favorable as whole, and at the conclu-
sion Of the piece Miss Pomeroy was called
before the curtain and her effort endorsed
by hearty applause, She has given great
satisfaction here; has more than fulfilled
public expectation, and done quite as well
as her warmest friends claimed she would
and that is good dea', and whatfew could
do ... t-.t ...-
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THURSDAY DECEMBER 90, 1877
WEATHER REPORT .

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States. northeast to
southeast winds, Increasing cloudiness and
possibly light rains, falling barometer and
stationary temperature will prevail.
For the West Gulf States, southeast
winds, stationary or higher temperature,
falling barometer, cloudy or rainy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south
west winds, slightly warmer. partly cloudy
and rainy weather, with falling barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States, warmer southeast to southwest
winds, falling barometer. cloudy and rainy
weather.
The temperature will continue above
freezing in the canal regions of Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Cautionary signals are ordered for In
dianola, Galveston, and Key West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

A FoRGER CAPTURED THROUGH THE AGEN-
CY OF A RICHMOND DETEcT1vE.-The Asso-
ciated Press kilograms OF yesterday morn
ing brought the intelligence OF the arrest Of
a bogus detective passing under the name
Of Chapman, who was operating in ST..
Johns, N. B., and who claimed to be look
ing after escaped kuklux. The fellows
right name is John 81. Miller. He is a ia.
tive OF Maryland, and for several years, and
until December last, resided in Augusta,
Ca, where he was engaged Ia the insurance
business. Having forged paper in that city
to the amount of $4,000 he fed to Canada; !;
subsequently he went to Boston, and under
the name Of Colonel Thomas preeended to
be practicing law. He there gained the
affections OF rich widow, and was en-
trusted with mach OF her business, and
was getting along prosperously. Detective
John Wren, through the instrumentaiity OF
a former citizen OF Richmond, heard OF
Miller's whereabouts, and communicated
with the Augusta authorities. 1t was
finally determined that R. c. Bailie, OF Au-
eusta, one OF the swindled parties, should
90 .oA and identity Miller, and carry the
proper papers for his arrest. Miller, hear
ing OF Baille's presence in Boston, went to
st. Johns and played the detective, as
Charles Chapman, until Tuesday, when DC
was taken into custody. A reward OF
seven or eight hundred dollars was offered
for "information Of his whereabouts.' .
which comes to Mr. Wren.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

The JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL
IN THE SENATE YEsTERDAY.-The action OF
the Senate yesterday in regard to the canal
was as follows: The resolution OF Mr.. Full
kerson fixing the amount to be paid for the
maintenance OF convicts at what it costs to
malHtain them in the penitentiary-to wit,
2G2 cents, or 27 in round numbers-was re-
ferred to the Committee on Roads. After
much consideration that committee yester.
day, through its chairman, General Lee, re.
ported back the resolution with an amend
ment, among Others, that the amount shall
not exceed 35 cents per head per day. This
was voted down and Mr.. Phlegar's
substitute adopted for it, which restored
not only the compensation fixed originally
by Mr.. FuIkerson, but which compels the
Governor to make a contract for that
amount and no more. A contract, it is
stated, has already been made by the Gov.
ernor with Major Johnston for an amount
not to exceed So cents per day per capita
The persistent efforts Of Mr.. Hurt OF Pitt
| sylYania in this matter realized substantial
results yesterday.
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SCUEyCK's MANDRAKE PILLS will be found TO
possess those qualities necessary to the total eradca
ton Of all bilious attacks, prompt to start the Sc
crctions of the liver, and give healthy tone TO the
entire system. Indeed, 1t Is ordinary discovery
I'm medical science to have invented remedy for
these stubborn palnt: which develop NIL the re-
suits produced BY heretofore free use OF calomel-a
mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and acknow-
legged 10 be destructive in the extreme TO the human
system. That the properties OF certain vegetables
comprise all the virtues Of calomel without It's IN.
furious tendencies is admitted fact, rendered
indsputable by scientific researches, and those who
use the MANDRAKE PILLS viii be fully satisfied
that the best medicines those provided b3 nature
In the common herbs and roots OF the aeide.
These pills open the bowels and correct all billions
arrangements without salvation or any OF tue iii-
furious effects Of caiomeI or other poisons The Sc
eretion of bile Is promoted By these pills, as WIN 30
seen by the altered color of the stools and disappear
ing OF the salow complexion and cleansing Of tho
tongue. | So
Ample directions for use accompany each Dox OF
pills Prepared ouly By j. Ii. ScHSNCE q SON al
their principal oice. corner Sixth and Arch Streets
Phlladelphia, and for sale BY al druggists ana
dealers.
Price, 25 cents per box.
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FIRE AT Mr.. CHRISTIANS RESIDENCE.-An
evening OF two ago one Of Mr.. George l..
Christians servants, at his residence, No.
515 west Grace street, went out to church,
leaving candle burning on paper box.
The candle burned down and set fire to the
box and adjacent combustibles, and soon
the room was enveloped in flames. Fortu-
nately brick wall in the wing OF the SER
wants quarters prevented the fire from
spreading to the main building, and the loss
was confined to about $50. Insured in the
Virginia Fire and Marine, City, and Rich
mond Fire Association.
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a BOLD R0BDERY.-The cigar-storc OF
George SchGn. corner Of Main and Eley-
enth streets, was entered on Tuesday night
and robbed Of between ten and eleven dol
lars in small currency and few cigars.
The thief took down Il wire screen which
protected the Eleventh street window. and
then took pane Of glass from it, and was
able to crawl in and take his choice OF the
goods and valuables. But probably fearing
that some passer-by would detect him, he
grabbed the money in the drawer and has
tened out. There were 5000 worth OF meer-
chaum pipes and cigar holders close at hand
that might haye been taken of easily, but
were left untouched.
The wire screen was carried into the
room over Mr.. SchGn's store, occupied in
the day as sort OF rendezvous for brick
manufacturers and builders.
The robbery must have been committed
between 10 and II O'Clock, for gentleman
passing down Eleventh street between those
hours remembers that he trod upon the
broken glass on the pavement. Supposing,
however, that a broken glass had been taken
out and a new one put in, he did not direct
his attention to the window.
Considering the hour, and that this store
is on such public thoroughfarc as Main
street, and that light is always left burn
ing in it, the robbery may be wei! called a
most daring one.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Destruction Of the city Dam.-Ycsterday
about noon the water was turned on at the
new city dam, between the Marshall mills
and the corn-mill. The work, which was
Just completed, gave way, and was soon a
perfect wreck. 1t is expected that opera
tions will be resumed to-day at the facto-
ries. The work on the dam was done by
contract by J. G. Netherwood, and had Just
been finished, after some months labor. 1t
is not supposed that this accident will in
terfere with the supply Of water for the city
hYdrantS.
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Ho, for As7oN,'s, Main street.

SECURITY TYINVEsTMEST.-JoIIS II. CT LAIBoRNK,
HOS Main street, agent MUTUAL LIFE-INsE
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, assets now ovei
4s2,o00,000. This grand old company, with the
least ratio Of expense Of any company In the coun
try with solid Investments producing interest more
than sufficient to meet all mortality ciaims-iu q
word In perfected condition, demonstrating life in
surance under superior managementr-now tenders
to the community SEVEN PER CENT. coMPou4D-
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
THE GREAT INSURANCE DENEFIT WHILE INVEST
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company as the most solvent fnan-
cisl institution on the face OF the globe. 80
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. c. W.
BESsON's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspcptic Headache, Seuraigia, Ner.
vou.ness and Seepcssness, and will cure any case.
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office, lO6 north Euiaw street. Baltimore, BID.
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Ho, for AsToyI's tac confectioner!

FLOWERS FOR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-There Is
better place In the city ut which 10 spend an hour
than In MORToN's GREENHOUSES. HIS array OF
blooming and plants is charming, and walk
amongst them will drive off the worst Of melau
choly.
There can be nothing better or more appropriate
for holiday present thana pot Of bright. blooming
plants, bouquet Of choice flowers. His stock Of
fancy designs for cui-nowers the best shown
In this city. Many OF them are unique and bcauti-
full. He l,as also full line Of dried grass for deco
rations. Give him call and you vii: regret II.
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AN ATTRACTIVE ESTERTAINMEST.-T
students OF Richmond College will throw
open their public hall tonight for lecture
by C. 5. Webb, B. Ph., NJ. D., on s"The
Forces OF Nature, with Objections to the
Doctrine that Science is Inconsistent with
Religion" Technical terms will be.avoid-
ed; and the lecture made popular. The iec-
ture will be free, s -
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CoLoRED MAN CUT.-Ycsterday evening q
difficulty occurred between Andrew Smith
and Austin Mitchell (colored), which re-
suited in Mitchell receiving several cuts on
the head and about the left eye from slung.
shot in the hands of his adversary. DR..
Shelton was called in. Subsequently the
wounded man was sent to the aims house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

RESULT OF DRUNKEN CARoUsE.-Web-
ster, Mass, December 1S.-As three men
and boy were driving to GroYersdaie on
Sunday evening from Dudley, where they
had been on q drunken carouse, tney ran
into an obstruction on the roadside ana
smashed the wagon. Henry Nlckerson was
instantly killed, and man named Wappie
fatally and the boy badly injured.
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,qOZtRT HALL.
The lady managers OF the
-, nr-~r,Us, !.

The lady managers Of the
"EETREAT FOR THE SICK
s. 20 announce 10 their friends and the public gem
,-sry that The beautiful pantomimc. in five acts.
THE MISTLEI OE BOUGH,''
,iI hc presented at the Mozart Hall on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
a-M and 2Sth instant Al s o'clock, for the benefit
Of :hat institution.
Admission, 75c: children. csc. Tickets and re-
..-yrt seats without extra charge. TO be had at Wy
AZ, Music Emporium.
An attractive SUPPER will he served in the base
,g,u:. Entrance in the rear Of the building.
&c 2O.24,&td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

MUsIc-HALI. BLOCK AT BRoCToN (MAss.)
DAMAGED.--B Boston, December 1S.-Sester-
day fire broke out in tue lower story OF
the Music-Hall block at Brocton, Mass,
owned by Ell. L. Bryant, damaging the
building $4,000 worth. The block was oc-
cupied by several tenants, whose losses are
as follows NJ. C. Meade, millinery, $40, 900 ;
e. L. Tomle, tailor, $500; A. 3. Loring,
sewing g-machines, $1,000; N: N. Carney,
music-teacher, s., 100. Several other occu-
pants sustained loss by smoke and water.
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PIGEoS-SHooTING. NG.--There was an interest
ing shooting-match at the Grounds yes
terday afternoon, in which the following
gentlemen participated Judge Minor, Cap
tain John S. Wise, Captain Charles Fl. Epps.
and Mcssrs. Thomas Saunders, Andrew
Ford, William Frayser, and Andrew
Krouse. Mr.. William Tell Mitchell was the
trapper. Out of nine birds, Captain Epps
killed nine, and the others not so many.
The party and the spectators enjoyed the
snort hugely.
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PERsoNAL.--Amopg the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were B. B.
Vaughan, Jr., Petersburg; John c. Thomp-
son, General G. a. Canbue, General. Schei-
fer, New York; G.. T. Pace, Danyille; J..
A. McCraw, Halifax; John A. Allen, John
j. Allen, DR.. b. Burwell, Powhatan, and
DR.. j. j. Dupuy, Amherst. 3" 4s5i'G2
r. P. B2rham, Esq, OF the Petersburg
Inder-ADpeai, and Major Robert Fl. Glass.
OF the Petersburg Post, were in the city
Major N. C. Pamplin, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company's Of
flee at Norfolk, has been paying his old
friends here brief visit.
An effort, specially aimed at clerks Of
courts. treasurers, and sergeants OF cities
Of over $4,000 inhabitants, and intended TO
reduce their fees and perQuistes, without
reference to 4 reduction general through
out the State, failed to receive the sanction
OF the House yesterday. Mr.. Henry spoke
against it and in favor OF an investigation
looking to q fair and uniform decrease OF
State expenses.
Messrs. Walker OF Northumberland,
Echols, Ficklen, Smith of Albemarle, and
Oglesby are the members on the part of the
House OF the Joint committee to represent
the General Assembly in the Inauguration
OF Governor Holiday.
The bill Of Senator Hinton ordered to en-
grossment yesterday, and expected to PASS
to-day, provides that the samplers under the
tobacco law of last session shall be appoint
ed on the 1st Of January instead Of the 1st
OF October.
7. q. S. Stewart, OF Washington, D.
c.; P. G. NJ. Robinson, OF Norfolk, Va. ;
and P. &. NJ. Courtney, Of this city, visited
Schiller Lodge, No. 139, I. o. 0. F., last
evening, and spent pleasant evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Lcwis Acrce,
charged with opening sealed letter and
stealing therefrom $40, the property OF
James Cutting. The offence having been
committed in the county OF Hanover he
was committed to Jail until the county au-
thorities could be heard from.
Several cases Of minor Importance were
DISPOSED of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

Ircceived the majorisy of premiums for my work
all competitors at the State Fairs Of 1875 aud
1877. use no chemicals, in the production OF my
large PHOTOGRAPHS for oil, water, pastelle, or
crayon portraits. ... .r.. N. J.. POWERS,
Photographer and Miniature Painter,
SO4 Main street, west Monroe Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

EXPLOSION OF DoNKEY-ENGlNE-Ot
MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL lNJURED.-NeW
Orleans, December 18.-The donkey-englne
OF the Lessie Taylor exploded at the wnari M
this afternoon One deck-hand was kiIled
and several were hurt. The upper WORKS
of the boat were badly damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

THE NIGHT TRAIN NoRTH.-On Friday
tomorrow the northward-b bound night
train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and. Potomac railroad will resume it's regu-
lar schedule, leaving Byrd-Street station at
3 O'Clock ?. NJ. daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At q meeting OF
the Richmond Academy OF Medicine held
Tuesday evening, December IS, 1877, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing twelve months: DR.. 0. A. Crenshaw,
president; DR.. F. B. Watkins, first vice
president; DR.. NJ. L. James. second vice
president; DR.. 81. 81. Levy, third vice -presi-
dent; DR.. Charles S. Britain, secretary !;
DR.. r. Fl. Cowan, assistant secretary; DR..
W. Augustus Lee, treasurer; DR.. e. I. Ro-
binson, librarian. -------