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company as soon as possible, and
forward them to tho headquarters
of the regiment.
WILLIAM III. DAME,
Commander First Regiment.
JOS Fish, Adjt. Iron Military
District.
Preparations for hostilities ere
particularly active among the
Southern settlements, to which
four boxes of breech-ioading rifles
we're shipped last week from the
cooperative stoie in Salt Lake
City.
Night meetings and drills Of
squads of Mormops are going on
ia Salt Lake City itself, and it is
reported some of these proceedings
are conducted within an Enclosure,
in the immediate vicinity of Lion
House, were Brigham Young
resides.
Brigham Young has boldly as
serted within the last few days that
the Mormons. who have been
driven so often aud SO far, will
be driven no longer. 1t remains
to be seen bow far Gen. Emery.
Governor of Utah, will suffer these
seditious preparations to go.
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Charc0al!!'

7 have just made, and will sell cheap
i for cash, ut Goosport, near Lake
Charles, 800 bbls Of A No. j charcoal.
TOBE ARMSTRONG.
: April 26, 1877
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NOTICE

NOTICE
To Whom IL may Concern:
4 LII persons having claims against
IA the Schooner Lydia are hereby no.
tilted to present the same to the under
signed at Lake Charles, for considera-
ton, and payment within thirty days
from date, or said claims will not be
recognized.
MARTHA A. NIX.
per Fl. ID. Nix, Agent.
Lake Charles, March 8. 1877.
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~~>Ne@~~y
nant feeling aroused through
be United States by the testi-
i at Johu ID. Lees trial re-
10 to the Mountain Meadows
Rsacre. has led the Latter Day
hts to apprehend the arrest OF
CHAM Young and other beads
be church who are accused of
bctioping the commission Of that
fmble crime. The Saints have
sermined to resist any movement
rinst Brigham Young by the
tral authority, and TO this eId
" are secretly arming and
Hing throughout the Territory
Utah. Orders have been psi-
tsiy issued by the snilitsry COM
lnders Of the famous Nauyoo
gian requiring that dilapidatAd
ganixation to be 10 readiness for
live service on the 2lst Of the
psent month.
The following is an exact copy
nm order from Col. VIM. II.
Lme, one Of the Chief men liz
tied Tor participation 10 thu
puntain Meadows massacre:
REaIMENrAL oRDET-No. l.
tADoUARTERs FLRsT REGIMENT, \
Iron Military District.
rowan, u. f., April Is, 1877.
Regiment INFANTRY:
10 pursuance 70 orders, FIRST,
bu are hereby directed to cause y
ustsr. drill and inspection ~
Inns Of your company 70 be hsld
\ it, respectiye parade on the
let Day ~ April. A. d.. 1877.
RDo8aANIzE.
6econd--As far ~ your com
any is disorgapized, or il 4 state
REORGANIZATION. go wall cause
= election to be held promptly.
nd the ranks to be 6llAd without
pisy by enrolling al persons
ebis 70 military duty not nov en-
lied.
IEPoRT nfHEDzATELE.
Third You viii make out the
ltnrns Of tho condition of your
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ORIGINAL
GOODYEAR's RUBBER GOODS.
Vulcanizsd Rubber in epsry Concsipsu6ls
Form, Adapled 10 UnivsvsM Uss.

AMI ARrICLE UHDEE rouR POUNDS wHIsRr cAH
BE SENT Nv MAIL.
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vnA &ASAs
Third You viii make out the
btnrns Of tho condition Of your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

X
ROBBERY IN HENRIco.-A bold robbery
was committed in Henrico county Friday
night or early Saturday morning. The
premises of Mr.. William nj. Myers, living
at Chaffln's Bluff. were entered through the
drawing-room.. The thieves effected an en-
trance through. one OF the windows. They
helped themselves literally to -four. meal,
and preserves. They then went upstairs
into Mr.. Myers's bedroom and took dou-
ble-barrelled shotgun, his overcoat, boots,
and socks, and pocket-book containing
about SO from the pocket OF his wife's
dress. Seeing nothing else to steal, and not
caring TO disturb the sleeping couple, the
thieves left the house and entered a cabin
near by, where they filled num-
Der OF bags with seed wheat and took
their departure. Suspicion does not rest
upon any particular party. New wagon
tracks were discovered near the house the
morning after the robbery. They were fol-
lowed some distance down the road, and in
the direction Of party whose reputation
Is reported bad, but rs yet there is no EVIL
dence OF his connection with the robbery.
The gun stolen was new one, which Mr.
Myers recently purchased, and always kept
loaded, in the event Of being raided on 10y
robbers. Mr.. Myers is poor man, and in
his considerable loss has the sympathies OF
his friends and neignbors. III. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

At a called meeting OF the Board Of Un-
derwriters, held November II, JS77, at the
office OF the Virginia State Insurance Com
pany-Thomas M. Alfriend, ESQ.,. In the
chair, and Robert E. Richardson secretary
the chairman stated that the meeting had
been called to take suitable action in regard
to the death OF Mr.. Samuel Z. Willis, late
secretary OF the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, who died at his resi-
dence, in this city, on the 18th instant:
A committee, consisting OF Messrs. W. l..
Cowardin, II. G. Peyton, and j.. B. Moore,
were appointed to draft suitable resolu-
tions.
The committee reported the following,
which were unanimously adopted:
Whereas this Board has been assembled
in consequence OF the sad intelligence OF the
death of one OF its members, Mr.. SamuelP.
Willis, and. to take proper action in refer
ence thereto
RESOLVED, That in the decease OF Mr.. Will
lis this Board loses q most intelligent, use
full, and highly-esteemed member, valued
for his consistent conduct and good iudg-
ment.
RESOLVED, That his business relations with
us have been such as to strengthen con-
stantly our regard for him as friend and
underwater, and while comparatively o
young man his usefulness has been gene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

CAPTAIN OF A SCHOONER MIssING.-A
number OF gentlemen on Saturday night
reported to the officers OF the First station
house that the captain Of the schooner Pan
dora, which arrived here Saturday, Novem-
ber Sd, from Philadelphia, had been missing
from his vessel since Tuesday about noon.
He was last seen crossing the bridge near
Gillie's creek on his way to the Chesapeake
and Ohio wharves, where the Pandora was.
He was then sober, and was thought to have
on his person between fifty and sixty dol
lars, and had paid the usual port-dues. His
name the gentlemen didn't remember. but
thought it was Henry Chisholm. He was
dressed in dark suit, and wore white
hat, and was supposed to be about thirty
fve years OF age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

CoNvEYA%uRs OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
ENpIIEE1 NoyEMBER17, 1S77.-Lots fronting !:
IS feet on Third street between Jackson and
Duval for $500; 15t feet on Third street be-
tween Baker and Duval for $50; about $50
feet on r street corner Twenty-eighth, 4G3
feet on Pine street near Spring, 242 feet on
Ashland street corner Ritchie, for S4,715; !;
l3 feet on Franklin street corner Seventh
for 4, 500; As feet on Leigh street corner
First for SLIPS; 20 feet on Baker street
corner Tyler for SLIPS; -. feet on Main
street between Second and Third for So !;
80 5-12 feet on Clay street between Firstand
Second for $4,000; SO feet on Ashland street
near Randolph, 1893 feet on Kemper street
corner Randolph, for S1,e00; & 1-6 feet on
Main street corner Eighth for $4,000; %
feet on Morrisstreet between Main and Cary
for $675. Lots 5, Z, 8, Square 4; Lots 10, II,
one half OF II, Square 5; Lots 5, 7, 9, II, 13,
one half Of 3, Square 8; Lots 3, 5, Z, one half
of 8, Square II; Lots ., 4, Square II, for
Ss,677; "a feet on Ninth street near NJ for
$500; 81 feet on Seventh street near Pres
ton for 1903; % feet on Preston street near
Eighth for 5000; 25 feet on Preston street
near Eighth for SS35; 81 feet on Sixth
street near Baker for S5l; p feet on BelVl-
we're street between Beverly and Albemarle
for S2,36O; 33 feet on Thirtieth street for
$500; so feet on Grace street between Lau-
rel and Shafcr for $5; 1872 feet on Marshall
street corner Twenty-eighth for $4,000.
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L0AN-OEFHCE.

AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ~
i YOU are cordially invited to call and cx- 81 81
anime the SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER DIA- SsN&
MOND RINGS. SOLITAIRE EARRINGS, STUDS
in pairs or single. ONIN and DIAMOND LOtkET.
/, is Il pleasure which costs nothing. and VIII prove
profitable to YOU should you dc-irc 10 purchase.
Ladies and Gtnicncn's GOLD WATCHES, in
stclI- and kcy-wiDdcrs.
4 large lot OF fine SULID-GOLD VEST. GUARD.
OPERA. and hECk-C HAMS IOckETS, Sets OF
.EWELRY: STONE. CAMEO. AMETHYST. and
other kinds OfRINGS in great variety.
Every one can be suited in RINGS. SLEEVE,
BOSOM-. and COILAR-ECTTONS:
and many other useful articles OF JEW ELRH: al
OF which must be sold I'm order 10 realize the cash
loaned on them. Office open until O'Clock i. NJ.
Closed on Saturdays: open al dusk. Call soon at
). A. WISSTOCk'S,
Loan Office, No. II north Fourteenth street,
nol4-lm under Exchange Hotel.
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rally remarked, and has won for him the
respect Of all who knew. him.
Resolved, That we would unite our SYM
pathies with those OF his widow, relatives;
and friends. and we deplore, indeed the ITO
us) untimely departure OF one of such pro-
mise, integrity, industry, aud devotion to
duty. .lf5 ....a
Resolved, That we will attend d his funeral
in a body, and that copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to Mrs. Willis and be fur
nlshed the city papers for publication. {
THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND, President.
Robert>E. Richardson, Secretary:
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SECURITY INvEsTMENT.-JoHNH Fl. CLAIBoRNE.
11uS Main street, agent MUTUAL LIFR-INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, assets now over
ss2,0O0.000. This grand old company, with the
least ratio Of expense Of any company In the
try with solid investments producing Interest more
than sufficient to meet all mortality claims-in q
word in perfected condition. demonstrating life in
surance under superior management-now tenders
to the community sEvENPER CENT. COMPOUND
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
THE GREAT INSURANCE BENEFIT WHILE INVEST
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company rs the most solvent tinan-
cial institution on the face Of the globe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

CIrY CIRCUIT COURT, SATURDAY.-In the
case OF Mcdowell Us. The City Of Rich
mond q verdict for plaintiff for $500 was
rendered. The suit grew out Of work done
on the new reservoir and disagreement
between Mcdowell and the City Engineer as
to how the measurement should be made.
James NJ. Wilde Us. j. +. Parsley. Yer
dict for plaintiff for gold watch. Parsley
against Wilde, open account. Verdict for
defendant. ....... ....
r. A. Armstrong rs. q. f. Anderson.
Verdict for plaintiff.
J. A. Reynold Us. kanawha Semi Camel
Coal Company and Smith. Verdict for
plaintiff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

The Mayors Satary.-It is not believed
that the salary of the Mayor will be re-
duced. If the position is an unnecessary
one, abolish it. II necessary, the pay
should be as large as that OF an ordinary
day-laborer. No one should be expected to
tlI the position without money and without
price. The city is very liberal to some OF
it's employees. Why this crusade upon the
Mayors salary? Making appropriations; IN
one breath and reducing salaries IN another
is a kind of retrenchment that looks like
"robbing Peter to pay Paul."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

Our Nep Mayor.-Saturday at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. James 4. Clarke, Esq, the newly
elected Mayor, having received from Joseph
B. Walden, Esq, City Auditor, the official
notification Of his election, appeared before
Senior Justice James A. Gentry, was
duly sworn in, and entered upon the dis
charge OF his duties. 1t should have been
stated Saturday that Mayor Clarke is a
bachelor yet in the market. His family
consists OF two small boys, whom he adopted
upon the death of their mother some years
sinca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

THE JAPs.-To-night the Japs-that won-
dcrful company Of acrobats, necromancers,
sword-manipulators, and
h-performers-willc commence q week s
engagement at the Theatre. Those who de
light in wonders-and who does not?-will
find much entertainment and pleasure in
seeing their icats. Judging by their past
exhibitions here, the ladies will be much
pleased with them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

TRAIN DELAYED.-The down mail train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was
detained at Hanover Courthouse something
over an hour on Saturday evening by the
engine Of the accommodation train, which
had run off the track at that point. The
accommodation was just running on the
siding to make way for the mail when the
engine jumped the rails as it was leaving
the main track.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19
rFor The Dlspatch.l
ErayeI-Shooters.

The practice OF boys carrying gravel
shooters concealed about their person, to
be used slyTy when the police are rot about,
has become quite general, and every effort
should be made to bring the offenders to
justice. It frequently happens that windows
are broken or other damage done by these
mischieyous urchins. A lady up town had
a pet canary injured very badly on Tuesday
afternoon by boy with gravel-shooter.
We ask the police authorities to keep an eye
an fbou, ..Fs
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

| offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECElVABLE COUPON BONDS,
ENEMrT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds are Issued by authority OF the City
Council under an &C: OF the legislature TOR the
purpose Of paying of the unbondcd indc;teuness OF
ihe city, and for paving The streets" Ihe act tuiis
The issue 10 500 600. and provides for tax for their
redemption Ut maturity With this issue the bonded
1ndrhitdncss of Manchester Is S256.1OO. The
property belonging 10 the city Ii WORTH MORE
than the entire amount. :. =,
The BONDS are in denominations TO suit all
classes Of Investors. ana are offered lor ile present
al IN. very Ioy4 price OF 90 The price will he ad-
yanced TO 81 on the lst of December
JOHN &. WILLIAMS.
no l2-eod6t Cashier Bank ol commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

personal visitors to the Tobacco
Exchange Saturday were J. II. Smith,
North Carolina; A. G. Schmulach, Wheel
ing, w. Va; Captain Richard Wake,
Norfolk j. E. Fisher, New York; J. H.
Stopford, New York and q. W. Goodwin,
Louisa.
Thomas J. Gay, who was convicted OF
forging J. L. Schoolcralt's name, has been
pardoned by the Governor, and has shipped
on Rio-bound vessel.
Rev. Father O'Connell, Of Richmond,
who was sent to Rome for the Archbishop's
pallium. is expected to return about the 1st
of December, and may bring some news as
to who is to be the next bishop OF Rich
mond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

The Suits Us. the City.-As the postpone
ment in the case Of Colonel Vickers Us. The
City of Manchester was postponed at the
instance of the latter, the costs up to this
date will fall on the city. Manchester has
some holf dozen or more suits now on
hand. and enjoys the luXuries Of litigation
in an unusual degree. In fact, it goes to
law on the slightest provocation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

TIE MIGHTY DoLLAR.-The Florences
had fine matinee Saturday, and that night
quite good house. After the latter per-
Torrance Mr.. Florence was called before
the curtain and made speech, returning
the thanks of his wife and himself for the
cordial reception in Richmond, and eX-
pressing the hope that they may soon be
able to return to this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

,yIToRK.-A gentleman OF good address,
wv middle aged, strictly temperate,a yirxinian,
experienced In grocery business also hoiei steward
shipping clerk, care and Instruction OF boys, Is
good reader, handy with any lind OF tools tnerssis
and Industrious. give good references hassoaght
work In vain. VIII auy one give NE the oppnftnn,-
~ to earn an honest subsistence for mysei ana eai
dren Please address HENRY NEWTON, city post
office. y no 1Os1k-e-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATUR-
DAY-Judge Hughes preSiding.-In re Will
liam J. Lynham. Certificate OF final dis
charge granted bankrupt. .".
In re John D. Horn and Robert K. Law
ender. John N. Hall appointed assignee.
In re Mitteldorfer & Co. Order discharg-
ing assignee.
In re James P. Jennings. Robert Catlett
appointed special commissioner to make
sale of real estate.
In re w. H. Carey. Sale OF real estate
confirmed.
In re John Nettles. Order for sale of real
estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

4 The Courts.-The Hastings Court OF the
city of Manchester meets to-day. No jurors
have been drawn!for the term.
The case OF w. F. Hord, indicted for
murder. win be called in the Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield to-day. l.-&f@t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

A FINAL REDUCTION TO SUIT THE TIMEs.-I
am now prepared to make, photographs at the fol-
lowing wonderfully low prices: Card photographs,
t1.50 per dozen taIbum size); card photographs,
81 per half dozen talbum sizel. All work highly
finished and guaranteed first class in every respect.
Call and be convinced at C. O. CAMPBRLL'S gal-
lery, corner of Ninth and Main streets. The only
gallery In the city where frst-class work can he
made at the above low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

nOAPDERs WANTED.--MRs. O. BEN.
Is TpTT 4)4 Twelfth street, between Marshaa
and Giay. has deiishtfi front rsou on ss0aa Ss
aon, ln,sr and wife Also, several rooms suitable
fer gentlemen, with BOARD on moderate terms.
no l4.ots Fl si sg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY,
Shackelford's administrator Us. Shackeltord
and qls., and Elicit Us. Planters National
Bank, &c. The. motions to dismiss these
two causes were continued, by consent, un-
til Saturday next. - '..1t.t
Watkins and ais. Us. Young and ais.
Appeal allowed to decree Of the Corpora
ton Court Of Alexandria.
Carter Us. Hale, &c. Appeal refused to q
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Carroll
county. +.... --r- -e-.' ----
Wahlford Us. Crockett, &c. Appeal re-
fused to 4 decree of the Circuit Court OF
Bland county.
Hugh Us. Evans. Continued till the next
term.
Stone rs. Kidd; Feckheimer rs. National
Exchange Bank Of Norfolk; Randall rs.
Stockton, &c. Rules were awarded in these
three causes to speed the causes by the first
day OF the January term or to show cause
then why the causes should not be dismissed
at their costs. r. .r....
Rowland Us. Jessup and ais. Argued By
F. NJ. Conner for the appellant and Major
J. II. Darlington for the appellees.
Marshall, trustee, Us. Sinclair is the next
case. ..s.....-. '..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

an Omission Rectifed.-Two accidental
omissions were made in the Dspatch OF
Saturday. The name OF c. c: hcRae, ESQ:
president of the City Council, was left out
OF the list OF those voting for Mayor Clarke,
and the name of Mrs. A. w. Jones, one OF
the most jealous OF the ladies' committee at
the Lyceum soiree, was overlooked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

Found Dro,cned.-On Tuesday between
and 9 O'Clock P. III. the body OF a young
man named John Kelly was found drowned
in a pond attached to the Bright Hope pit,
near Glover Hill. Kelly has been subject to
fits since boyhood, and it is supposed that
in passing across the dam Of the pond he
was seized with a fit and fell. at the time
his body was found he was lying on his side,
with about an inch Of water covering his
head. An inquest was held, and verdict
OF accidental drowning rendered.
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\ REWARD.

/ am authorized by his Exrellency Governor Kem-
ner TO offer The above reward for the arrest and de-
fiyery In Richmond. Va, Of JAMES Y. ATKINS.
who nurde;e ed Henry Bowler in this city OH Sunday
the 4th instant.
DEscRIPTIoN: About twenty -four years old, 5
feet o inches high, weighs about lao pounds, slim
bIiI, sanay hair light. sandy m0ustache, freckles
an face-iook like marks from small -pox-drcsses
uiainly. and keeps his haads In his poSkets great
deal and does not talk much. Is telegraph ope-
ratOr. ~ .,,,o,s.s .t,andJne the
bringing Of prisoner 70 RicnmSna a SnS' S re
ver,.d ever, lhIsuf Eor fnr,her information address
"a ~ .'-'S Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

WHAT woman Is not interested in fashion? !?
Those who study to adorn themselves to the best ad-
vantage should look for information to the best au-
thoritv, which title the press and The ladies have
bestowed on "Andrewss Bazar.n Send 0 cents to
W. r. Andrews, Cincinnati, for specimen copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

REVENUE CASES To-DAY.-Judge Guigon
will devote to-day in the Hastings Court to
the trial OF persons who have failed to pro-
cure their licenses as required by law.
There are about sixty Of these revenue cases
ON the docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

The Ne1o Ehurch.-The building commit
tee OF the new Methodist church met Fri
day night and reported favorable progress.
The signs are very encouraging for the
speedy completion OF the edit1ce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

PIIoToGRAPHs.-No finer pictures are made In
this country than are turned out daily at G. r.
REEs's gallery by the new French process. Prices
as usual Four cards, IL large size, IL and up
wards. Main street near EIghth-over Southern
Express Company's Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

WHEN YOU BUY FCRNlTUREM
w or MATTRESSES don't fail TO see my "a,
r,ll stock Of elegant and superior designs The ESa
urI,,s have been reduced until they are lower'
lhan they have been in thirty Years All can De
suir-d | have goods thar will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock and The prices shall
,,f.,s. SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
AN 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond.
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THEFT OF CLoTHiNG.-John Randolph
was arrested Saturday for Stealing an over
coat and pair Of pants, valued at S15, from
Thomas Jones (both colored).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

SUNDAY Hours FOR THE Posi- -OFFICE.-In
consequence of the late hour of arrival OF
mails the post-ofice will not hereafter on
Sunday morning open its doors until $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

Brooks, OF Chesterfield, who was sent to
Pinei Hospital few weeks since for treat
ment ns lunatic, Is dead. He never spoke
word after. leaving the Manchester jail.
Mr.. Brooks was an industrious, inofensive
man, and his death is regretted by many
friends : - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-Henrico County
Court was not in session Saturday. The
court meets to-day at IL O'Clock A. NJ. The
grand Jury meets tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-19

Police Court.-Justice Perdue Saturday
ordered q colored girl, named Harriet
Booker, to be whipped for trespassing on
and pilfering along the water.line.