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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05
Dissolution Notice.
I. L. FISHER X CO, Auetioneer.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner- ship heretofore existing between the under signed in the business of barbering, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mir. Nor gan having disposed of his interest in said business to Mir. George Beckers, retlres from the business. HARRY MORGAN.
 HENRY BUCK.
 Prescott, A. T., October lst, 1877.
 All debts and demands due and owing 10 said late partnership of Morgan X Buck are payable to the undersigned who is author ized to collect the same. II. BUCK. Prescott, A. IT., october list, 1877.
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c1sL NOTICES tn hc reading co,sss sciu b, charged Dc TGte of THIRTY CENTS per iis for fr inssrtton
 1 tceHty csHts lone for cacA ssbScQuet insertion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05

The bell train of W. A. Howard, heavily laden for the Miller Bros with lumber for the McCrackin mill near Greenwood, loaded at Curtis' saM mill tn-laX
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-05
CLOTHTNG.

and purchased q stock oi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05

heard the remarks OF nearly every. one in
regard to- tie horde Of filthy negroes and
,idlers that eongrdgated around rfhe Band.
stand, breaking in upon the gbeIutifutffara
mony With slang exclamations,1s and ruth
Iessly loafng to and fro, .cagsingi many t9
leave III disgust, hot again to make the ex-
1ieT;nieYSt. 81: n"n "f-Sl 't4 otti ~ ts'Sp ''s
Wecannot eject these treasures from any
public park, and their presence Will surely
blight any enterprise to giyeour people out,
door recreation and enjoyment and: Prp-
lessor Kessinhtich win fipd that, il anything,
this willabe the death-blow to his noble,
worthy ndertakingasf1ot"- ia7'f'' 2bJ I'll
{; Then we must ffbaye -aiGprivate park.
Where and how ,sbpll we get fit?. Easy
enough, Let, our people resolve, as, be-,
comes them, and as dRty to their families
and their own peculiar pleasure demands,
raise. q, purse, purchase CANDLES Hill, en-
close it, gradually improve it, and hayefthei
right to say who shall and who shall not
enter, as Hollywood Is to-day, and we. shall
have j little Eden for ourselves. There
Professor Kessnieh will not have to ask for
support, but will find no trouble in estab.,
fishing u permanent programme for the
pleasure OF young and old; and certainly
no one can object when we surrender all
public parks to the common mass. ;''S'
;rstart the ball, Messrs. Editors, and we
will settle it ationee~-have' II, and gloryin it
for all time. OPUs. ,
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Primary Election versus Ward Meet

Messrs. Editors,-The City Committee on
Tuesday night, 18th instant, will meet to
consider plans for choosing delegates to
represent Richmond in the State Conven-.
ton. What shall we have-ward meet
ings or primary election -.
[ am in favor Of primary election, con-
Quoted under the simplest form that can be
devised. ., ...- --:-- -.'i ~. ... .:.
would suggest that the polls be opened
on given day at all the usual voting-places,
say from II NJ. to P. NJ; that each voter
vote directly for the aspirant flor Lee, or
Daniel, or; Taliaferro, or Malone, as the
case may bel; that the friends Of the as
pirant who shall receive, the highest num-
Der of votes in a ward appoint the delegates
for that ward. -ar-..,j .....r..lL ..,..,....
II practicable, I would also have it ar
ranged that the delegates, after voting for
s..their man." and when forced to fall back
upon another, should be instructed to- re-
gard the aggregate votes the aspirants re-
ceive in the city as al index, as it will be,
OF the popular preference in that respect.
This latter point might be elaborated here,
but I know that the whole subject will be
thoroughly discussed, and doubtless some
plan better than I could propose will be
devised and suggested, 80 as to have the
people represented as far as possible, not
only in their first, but in their second and
third choice" : CONSERVATIVE.
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DIR. Burg on sour Heiress.,

Editors of the Dispatch:
Through the columns OF your valuable
and popular paper beg leave to call atten-
tlon to a strange piece Of cruelty about to
be perpetrated on the stage OF the Rich
rlond Theatre in a burlesqhe called "Our
Heiress." 1t is no less violation OF hui
manity than arresting the monkey Of the
organ-grinder and tying the animal by the
tail to the street-lamp, while the cruel police
man goes in search Of another otfender-the
cat.
am not one of those who would willingly
believe that the South is entirely given over
to h. X. H., but ! am persuaded that it Is
the custom with some of the best citizens to
carry home from market chicken by the
leg-a most cruel practice, forbidden by the
laws OF the nineteenth century. = !i'
The stage reflects the sentiments and
morals of o people, and you should not per-
NIT ANYTHING on the boards calculated to
harden the feelings of your people. A
monkey should, when: arrested, be, treated
humanefy and tried by jury OF, his peers,
which, according to the learned DR.. Darwin,
would not be hard to, find, even. in Rich
mond. And a cat, Mr. Editor, should be
mildly treated also by the officer making the
arrest-as,, for instance, he should say puss,
puss, puss, or kitty, kitty instead OF taking
the animal by the tail and singing him-or
her-about. ...,,..,,--7..
One of the personalities or local hits
should be corrected; The chorus sing:
"Na ""If you catcila black cat. ,,,'....,
Turn him TO Cologne," &C. i't ''f''E
---~Pfis is Mt wrong Ajuke is Joke; but
making an innocent .felineq into sausage Is
obviously contrary to the enlightened spirit
OF the age. Yours. DR.. BURG.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

: Bow Drounet. Yesterday evening a
small white boy named William Tatum,
aged between ten and eleven years, fell
from one Of the pillars OF Mayo's: bridge,
near the old cotton-factory, and was
drowned. The boy was fishing, and lost
his balance and fell. His head was struck
against rock, completely stunning him,
and he drowned before assistance could be
afforded. The body was soon recovered
and unavailing efforts made to revive him.
The body was carried to the residence Of
his father, William II. Tatum, at one time
an employe III the Old Dominion Cotton
BILLS, and highly-respected citizen. 1t is
believed that the blow received would have
been fatal even il the lad had not fallen in
the water.
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-. - - ~ ~
MONDAY, June 4, 1S

rFse. .ifH a..' iE:i .r'. MUSDAts juno y ACtt.
Editors Dispatch: Few cities are blessed
with as great variety Of natural beauty as
our Richmond. Its parks never tail to
charm the eye and please the fancy OF the
visitor; and on the occasion OF Professor
Ksssuich's first open.air concert last satur-
day evening our Capitol Square presenteda
scene rarely enjoyed by any sister city. The
merry children romping and frolicking in
ccstattc delight; the care-w0rn merchant
slowly sauntering In the refreshing shade
the wee babes, with bright, sunny faces,
raising their heels from beneath the gaudy
robes In which careful mothers had snugly
tucked them; blushing maidens with gallant
sons in merry converse, made living pano-
rama of pleasure and delight; while the
charming music that reyerberated among
the trees drove away the dull thought OF
the the day and truly prepared us for the COM
ine Sabbath. But such occasions are num-
bered s ID unless great nuisance Is disposed Of,
and I hone TO offer the remedy. u
The most thoughtless and unoDserv'ng
mnst have noticed. the embarrassment on
The the part 81 thn ladies and children, ana
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} nDR. scHENcK,s PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA-WEED
TONIC, AND MASDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed; more cures OF con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are comDonndedo OF veSeta-
BILE ingredients, and contain nothing which esp be
injurious the human constitution. 0ther remedies
advertised as cures for Consumption probably con-
tain opium, which Is somewhat dangerous drug IN
all cases, aud f,aken freely BY patients
II must do great injury FOX its tendency is conane
the morbid matter in the system, which, OF course,
must make 3 cure impossible. ScHEycK's Pol
1royIc SYRUP Is warranted not tocontain particle
Of opium 1t IS composed of powerful but harmless
herbs, which act on the lungs Hver, stomach, ana
blood; and thus correct all morbid secrctions and
expel aIl tho diseased matter from the Tnee
are, the only means by which eonsuiepston caa %
cured; !; andas ScnEycK's PgLaoNEG sSRUP' SEA
WEED Tonic, and NAaDRAKE PILLS ere the oaiy
medicines which operate in this way, Ills ossions
they are the only genuine cure fox Pulmonary COZ
sumption. Each bottle Of this invaluable medicine
Is accompanied full directions. pr. seAExSk =
professionally at his principal once, corner siA!n
ana Arch streets PbiIadcphia every Monday, wsere
an letters for advice must beaddreSsed. Ssss
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. syc.

II IE 7 f T c S
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS: i...
"a ....,
pAPOhA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-FOOD;
HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRAEUM, ..,,. .....
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARISA, .-
HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD, ..... 49,
k MS MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAnOUT DES ARABE>, s
SAVoRY 4 MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED BARLEY,
SCOTCH OATMEAL, .....
BER3tt-DA ARROWROOT. ......
PREPARED RICE-FLoUR, ..
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT, -
TRONAER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. r
Sold a, MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
nvl2 ol9 Main street.
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A Card from Mr.. Kernper.

Editors of the Dispatch: Sirs,-I certain
" do not desire such notoriety as comes
through police report, nor can livery we'll
afford it; but inasmuch as the item concern
ing the unhappy quarrel in which became
involved on Saturday last has been borne far
and wide on the swift wings OF the Dispatch,
will you not do me justice by publishing the
seauel-namely, that on appearing before
Justice White this morning I was inlmedi-
ately and honorably discharged upon, the
testimony OF my late antagonist, corrobe-
rated bv all the other witnesses Itis hard
to undergo arrest and imprisonment for the
fault of another "a fault which that other
frankly ADMITTEDLY but harder still; to suffer
such a wrong in silence. - ..,,.
Respectfully yours, W. Il. kEAPER.
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CHURCH NorEs.-At Park-Place Metho-
dist church on Sunday two persons were
received by certificate. At Oregon Rev.
George VI. Wright preached in the morning
and Rev. Mr.. Scott at night. Rev. Mr.
Judkins, OF Trinity church, preached at
the Spring-Strect Home on Sunday after.
noon. At Centenary church four persons
were received by certificate. Rev. ID. Z:
Wills preached at the Manchester Methodist
church on Sunday morning and night.
Rev. Mr.. Scott, the pastor, preached at
the Third Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. The church was closed at night.
The pastor preached at the Monumental
church on Sunday morning. In the after
noon the Bishop-elect to China spoke IN the
interest Of that mission. ''
A mass-meeting in the interest OF foreign
missions was held at St. PauPs church on
Sunday night.
at the First Pres byterian church the SER
mons were by the PASTOR, Rev. Dr. Pres-
ton. In the morning his theme was
Peace" based on John xiv, q; and
very able discourse it was. AT night ON
the "Relations Of the Nation to Religion"
from the Book Of Daniel.
Interesting services were held at the Old
Market Hall by DR.. Bennett; also at How
ards Grove Dy 81. w. LOchWoou. At IhS
amshouse byJ. D. X. Sleight, and several
open-air meetings in, various. parts OF the
city under the auspices oi the Young Mems
Christian Association. Large crowds at
tend these meetings., and more help is
needed. ..,,...-
At the FIRST Baptist church the pulpit
was occupied in the morning by the Rev.
Mr.. Beale; at night by the Rev. Harvey
Hatcher, OF the Sidney Baptist church.
At st. Peters Cathedral solemn high mass
was celebrated by Rev. Father Habetts,
assisted by Rev. Father Janssens as deacon,
and Rev. Father Handley as. ,spb-dea con.
This being the festival OF Corpus Christi,
the Bishop preached a sermon appropriate
to the OCCASION, On Sunday the Catholics
all over the world celebrated the fftieth an
niversary ois the elevation Of Pho Nino to
the Episcopate. ....,.t:,, 49,. y
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PATENT AGENCY.
CENRY ORTH, .., ,r...,.i, ..... +, (.

uENRY ORTH. .a,..b -,..fj -
Ill ~ " formerly OF Richmond, Va,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENT,
Federal Buildings, WASHINGTON, ID. G.,
informs his friends and Inventors generally
that he win be pleased to attend to their patent
matters on reasonable terms, and will furnish, FREE
OF CHARGE. all information with regard to any
matters connected with patents either In the UNITED
STATES OR ABROAD, as well as to the PATESTA-
DILIrY OF inventions, FAR rs this may be ascer-
tafned by a search in model-room Of Patent ONCE;
Langc, J. p. aud Thomas l.. Ballard, =, ,Kahl Go:
Corresponds IN English, French: German, an1
the Scandinavian languages. Established lo7p.
tc 4-3taw3m
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FESTIVALS.
FESTIVAL.
PARADE AND PICNIC.
ODD-FELIOWS.-The G. q. -

NDD-FELLOWS.-T G. q. .sssatsess;@s-
~ o. OF. o. +. will celebrate theirESssSYaE
tenth anniversary on TOMORROW.
mic al Waace's Grove. The members are request
ed 20 meet at their hall, Franklin and New streets
al o'clock A. NJ. Line of march from the hall to
Fourteenth, Fourteenth 10 Main, Main to Nine
,eenth. Nineteenth TO iiroad Broad 10 Fifth flith
avenue. thence 10 the park. Returning, Brook ave-
nue. 10 DuSal Duval TO ST. Peter, ST. Peter TO Baker
I.aker TO 5SIxih, SIKH TO Clay. Clay TO Twelfth,
Twelfth TO the hall. Officers OF the day: First
Marshal. John T. Anderson: Second Marshal.
Charles Lemus; Third Marshal, Daniel Henderson
Orator William NJ r. Forester; Chaplain. Isaac
Lee Jr.: alternate. u. NJ. BATHS /; Chairman, Bent-
min jackson Secretary, Morton Dcane. je 5-li*
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The MEETING AT CATHEDRAL. HALL on
SUNDAY NIGHT.-Pursuant to call pub
lished in the Dispatch on Saturday meet
ing OF Catholics was held at Cathedral Hall
on Sunday night in the interest of st: Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum. Bishop Gibbons
presided, and j. H. Dinneen acted as secre-
tary. .,.... ....,.y. = -. ~. ..-p-''ilr< .F''
The Bishop stated that the meeting was
called to respond to-a call made by the SIS
tiers OF Charity on behalf OF the orphans OF
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum. He intro
duced James ii. Dooley, Esq, and Mr.. A:
". Kelley, who made interesting and
effective addresses. .-'" "
After the speakers had finished thefollow-
ing gentlemen were requested to 60 through
the meeting and solicit contributions /: K.
L. English, Alexander Delany, j. II. Cha
taigne. Joseph W.Laube. James Sherry,
John Murphy, j. Duwell, J. Ross, Bernard
Remke, Richard Schultz, Valentine Halbleib,
Arthur Rooney, James Hayes, Philip
O'Neill, Edward Murphy.
The gentlemen appointed went to work
with will, and in Il few minutes reported
the following as the result: Cash collected,
S257 80; amount subscribed, S322-total,
S579.55; which, added to $40 subscribed
at the meeting held at the Bishops resi-
QenCe 4MiS Il ItU, ulahCS u Lutot W SA,o10'cos :
which, deducted from S2,400 (amount OF
the debit, leaves a balance Of 81, ,1S0 to be
raised.
The following gentlemen were appointed
committees in their respective parishes to
call on the members who W ere not at the
meeting and others, and solicit contribu-
tions for this charitable purpose: Cathedral
parish-John u. Higgins, John Murphy,
William Rankin, James Ryan, Edward
Griffin. and William Irwin. st. Mary's pa
rish-James Ross, A. Hierholzier, R. Schultz,
and Benjamin Remke. st. Patrick's pa
rish-Philip O'Neill, James Hartley, Francis
Mahoney, and j. X. Molloy.
The Bishop returned thanks on behalf OF
the Sisters and orphans, and the meeting
adjourned.
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,Reli9ious Seruices.-- There were no spe:
cial services Sunday except at the Metho-
dist church, where Rev. D. ?: Wills, presi-
ding elder, preached at II O'Clock A. NJ
subject: Temptations" and at 8 o'clock
P. M.-subject: sEzekiel5 Vision in the
Valley OF Dry Bones. .''' ......, , g..
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a.GREESBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
The National Convention Of Cotton Ex-
changes will be held on the 18th Of July at
the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs. 1t
is learned s'from authority not 10 be qqes-
toned that President Hayes and family will
visit, the White in july" Bayard Taylor
has engaged a cottage there, and the pre-
sence Of Governor Hampton; OF South Caro-
tina, is expected. In August several COM
psnies Of the First. regiment Of this city
will visit theseIsprings.:p go. -
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FELL AND HURT HIMsELF.--E. w. Walton,
young man residing on Oregon Hill, fell
in the Second Market yesterday morning
about O'Clock from a aswoon, and cut his
head very severely: He was promptly taken
up and cared for, and as soon as he revived
was carried home in: a hack. : g = '''.'
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.IsIOHMOND. June. Q, 1877

.... ,r. :RIoHX0ND, June 2, 1877.
Editors of The Dispatch: Have the, col
,ored people been allowed the privilege to
sing at night until after 10 o'clock II
80, they certainly have taken advantage;
OF it,. There is a crowd OF them! that sing
at the top OF their: voices twice every: week,
on Mayo street, until IL, and. H. O'Clock,
keeping the whole yneighborhood awake
until they have Finished think the police
should remedy the nuisance, f - h,is: u
'...,..,,. Yours. ,4.,.,... -. a READER.
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RICHMOND. June /. 1S7

I......, .a,. ..,r RICHMOND, June l, 1877. =
Editors of the Dispatch: We were glad
10 see in your paper Of yesterday the COM
nunication OF g jefferson Ward "!in regard
% the condition OF Franklin street from
Twentieth to Twenty-6ftb.l We, hope the
Committee on Streets will give the subject
,neir Immediate attention, as 1t is only ne
,essary for them to see it to be convinced,
Of the necessity OF the needed improve;
ment. ,....'....,......,,. TAXPAYERS.
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THE COUNTERFEIT MONEY. CAsE.-3Iary
Ragland (colored), who was arrested Sathr-
day on the charge OF passing q counterfeit
ten-dollar note, had hearing before United!
States Commissioner Atkins yesterday and
was discharged Harvey; Wilson counsel
for defence. III. d5gs 81 tca .2seT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-05

d, Mayor's Co,lrt.-His Honor Mayor Chiles
presided in the Mayors Court yesterday.
Edward Sully (colored], charged with as
saulting Jim Black (colore0, was dis
charged. >.,.' ,,,-t,, 49, go.
,. william Jackson was fined 81 and costs
for, drunkenness. -.,a :, ,.rl. ;.,t...,...,
Andrew Adams {white) was committed
to Jail rs q vagrant and for disorderly con-
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NOT A .NASSAL, BUT A PEER.

In quantity. quality, and size, we warrant BAl-
LEY'S SALINE APERiENT, 1T soc. per bottle
equal TO any In market, and we cordially ask trial.
II i. safe, pleasant, and cooling eerycscent purga-
live bright and sparkling far superior to nauscating
pills and most excellent remedy for habitnal con.
s,ipatiop, Indigestion. acid stomach, heartburn,
sick head-achc. &C., and FIR dali, hot brain and
aching head soon in the morning 1t acts Ike a
charm. Why pay 81 when soc. will purchase
equally as much aud as good?
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Richmond. Va, will
supply the wholesale trade in this portion Of the
State. For sale at all retail drugstores.
...- ..... j. T.. DROMGOoLE & Co,
ap21.eousm ~ Louisville, Ky.
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MEETING OF SToSE-C CUTTERs.-A meeting
OF all the stone-cltters Of the district has
been called to take place. at Old Market Hall
tonight. Matters of great consequence TO
the trade and OF especial Importance TO all
those interested fin Government work will
be considered. fsg ssi4s75
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CHEAP TICKETS TO BosToN.-The James
River Steamboat Company baye put o cheap
ticket to Boston Uia Fall, River line, or Mer-
chants and Miners Steamship line from
Norfolk, ON sale at their office inthis city.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND, VA.-The large
business we are now doing with the South, and the
const tant inquiries being made for our excellent
CLOTHING, necessilates the opening OF au ONCE at
Richmond for the better accommodation OF our GUS
toners for the most cononcal distribution or our
goods. ~. ....,
Mr. C. EUGENE STOKES, Of long experience In
our business In philadelphia will make his home In
Richmond; and the license we have taken out as
resident merchants and sample-merchants covers
business transactions by our own and other agents
who may desire to act for throughout the entire
State OF Virginia. si .,1g.ssi iiGtt!i"" "
Our southern Office Is at 9oS east Main; street,
where we viii be prepared to show full line Of
CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs fox dne merchant tailor
Ing; also, furnishing and other goods. -.,t:..
In attendance will be found a competent person
TO take orders and measures. ...,!.,.,...
TO those who are uniformed 1t seems proper to
say that our house Is an old and we'll tried BY
the people Of Phadeiphia by sixteen years OF hon
orable dealing. The extraordinary facilities Of
capital and large business enabies us to supply our
goods at very moderate prices F}:83 - :2-
> Inviting call, yours truly, .''i''.''., - -
- .'!..., I. at JOHN fWANANAKEX,
.... -. Oak Hall and Grand Depot, Philadelphis.
C. EUGENE STOKES, manager at 905 Main street,
RtChm0QQs b!i.,y
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POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures
tice Joseph j. White presiding. The crowd
in attendance at the Police Court yesterday
morning was quite large. the rule excluding
the loafers having been suspended.
David Mead, guilty Of stealing sl.so from
Humphrey Palmer, was sent to jail for, ,thir-
ty days. l'..' .,,... tj,,.E. -. 40
Mary Davis (colored, .trespassing on the
cars Of the Chesapeake and Ohio, Railroad
Company, was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
James Temple (colore9 was fined y and
costs for assaulling and abusing Layinia
Harris. -. =. r,,: Z,
Alexander Davis (colored), charged with
being common thief and having in his pos
session one lot of clothing supposed to be
stolen! Case continued until to-day.
Miles Cary (colored), assaus!lng sn ana peat
Thomas and John, OConner. assaulting
and beating Moses Pryor. John was dis
charged and Thomas was fined $3.50.
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PEHsoSAL.-Mr. o. 81. Russell has been
notified by the Secretary OF the Treasury to
prepare bis bond as collector Of internal
revenue for the Richmond district. As soon
as the bond is approved ut Washington the
commission will be issued to take effect July
1st. ,o e, ...... ..i t.t
:. Judge Hughes is expected here to-mor-
row. .r>:,a.,-g .......,es',
Franklin Stearns, Esq, has resigned his
position as representative OF the State in
the James River and Kanawha Company.
The Board of Public Works yesterday chose
D. J. Hartsook, Esq, to fill the vacancy.
S. S. p. Patterson, formerly OF Bucking-
ham, now Of Richmond, has passed the re-
quisite examination before the judges, and
will be licensed to practice law.