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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-A the last an
nuil meeting OF the Rising Sons OF Zion
the following officers were elected for the
yearly term V. Griffin, president; r. W.
Blackwell, vice-pleSident; \. II. Brown,
recording secretary; William BachOus, trea-
surer; Gales LomaX, chief marshal; Isaiah
Stewart, assistant marshal; Hilton Win
StOn, banner Sergean!; Edward Morgan,
chaplain; William Taylor, chairman; James
Gray, assistant chairman. Membership, 53.
At the last annual meeting Of the Young
Sons of Messiah the following officers were
elected for the yearly term: Y. Griffin,
president: ID. IlOSby, vice. president; 4. II.
Brown, secretary; \. Robinson, assistant
secretary; Ralph Hilton, treasurer: Robert
Robertson, chaplain: w. II. Bnford, chief
marshal; Fountain Gains, assistant mar
shaI Ben. Morris, pioneer; sylvester. ban
ner sergeant; Edward Harris, chain man
Washington Gains, assistant chairman.
Membership, 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Results Of the Weather.-Ow to the
weather the roads in the county are 10 bad
condition for travel, aud very few farmers
have been able to bring their teams TO the
city. Consequently country produce al
present is quite ssarce. On account OF The
rain and thaw the streets were almost im-
passabe yesterday, and were worse than
they baye been for some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

BRIEF ITLMs.-!n our notices OF changes
in firms on the 1>t OF January it was men-
toned that the old grOcery-houSe OF William
G. Dandtidgc Il Co. mad retired from that
Business. They have turned their ottention
exclusively 10 the commission business. at
No. l3 south Thirteenth street.
There will be meeting OF the Irish Ma
tiona Land League Tonight at Cathedral
Hall. Richmond i entitled to a de.cgatr AT
he coming convention which will be held
at ButiIlO. n. Y. on the 18th and 1871 Ia.
slant. ana the meeting OF tonight is called
for tnat purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

Brief Items. The Board OF Supervisors
OF Chesterfield county will meet again on
the fourth Monday OF this month.
The next term Of the Hastings Court will
be reeullr grand jury term.
IL will be decided at the next term OF the
Chesterfield Circuit Court whether a road
will be opened from the Broadrock road TO
Providence church.
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF AT The Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Justice ID. &. Richard
son:
William Johnson (colored) was found
guilty Of stealing wood from l.. J.. Arnold
and sentenced to be punished with five
lashes.
Henry Gray (colored), charged with abus-
ing ana threatening TO cut James Cousins
with knife. Discharged.
George Lynch. who was indicted by the
grand Jury of Henrico county for petit lar
ceny aud arrestt d by the police on a cdpidS
from The County Court, was turned over 10
the sheriff VI said county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

Caught in a Trdp.-Yesterday afternoon
a coiored man was engaged in cutting ice
on the canal under the bridge at the foot OF
Hull street. The factory-wheels stopping
(it being dinner-lime), caused the water aud
ice to rise in the canal, aud making The Ice
lack only few inches OF touching the
heavy pieces of timber at each end Of tbe
bridge. Being under the middle, he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

The train that left Red Bank, n. D., last
Wednesday for Bay side, distance OF
,.eighty.seyen miles, arrived at Red Bank
SUNDAY, after ninety.two hours r0ugning
L. through The snOwdrifts. Food ana fuel
we're brought to the passengers white en
r0s.Ce by relief engines, and seven locomo,
tiyes were required to push ibe snow-bound
train through. Various other roads are ai,o
still badly blocked with driiiei snow, aSd
a heavy snow.stOrm Tuesday threatened to
sill further compUcale The situation.
The sleighing carnival IN Washington
Tuesday afternoon was bri'liant succt IS.
The participants we.'e numerous ana Tue
turnouts included ma.py OF ibe most styhsn
at the capital. as well as Il large NUMBER OF
grotesque conveyances gotten up Tor 'be
OCCASION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

HYMENEAL.--Mr. William Dean Courtney
and Ms. Mary Berkeley Archer were mar
ried Yesterday afternoon al the Broad-Street
Methodist church at - O'Clock in the pres
ence Of number Of friends. The usheIs
upon the interesting occasion were Mes>rs
C. VI. Rag land, Thomas Starke. ;. ;. L.
Pateson, and II. T. Thomas. Professor
Ambold presided at the organ. The bride,
a charming young lady, was becomln@Iy
attired in travelling dress, and looked As
sweet and attractive as her warmeSt friends
could have wished. Mr.. Courtney isavery
popular young gentleman, and is son 81
our well.known and hiShly-respected
townsman MIR. Il. l.. Courtney, OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg. and Potomac
Railroad Company. The bridal party left
last night on their wedding tour.
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couldn't get ont in time, and was COM
pIetely caught in tran, and plank bad TO
be torn up from the floor OF the bridge in
order 10 get the man out.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The nOrthwaTd-
bound fIst-mail train due here Yesterday
morning at O'CLOCK left the track night
before last near Magnolia station, on the
Wilmington and Weldon rairoad, and did
not reach this city until yesterday after
noon. Two passenger coaches and one
sleeper were partly wrecked, and four per-
sons were injured but not fatally-among
them Conductor Brown. One lady had 4
bone broken in her forearm. The track
was cleared as speedily as possible and the
train proceeded nOrthWard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

STORE BURNED IN HENRICO COUNTY Be.
tween G and ! o'clock on Tuesday evening
a bright light was seen in an eastwardly di-
rection from the city, and it was thought
that a straw-siack or hay.rick in the country
vas on fire. IL now appears that the light
was Occasioncd by the burning Il Mr.. Will
liam NJ. ParriSh'S store, in Henrico county,
OF the Charles City road. about five miles
distant from Richmond. The store was
kept by j. X. Pocklngton, agent for Mr..
Parrish. The latter gentleman left the
store about =. VI. and went to his house,
about three miles distant. Before reaching
home he saw light in the direction OF the
store, and upon Goinc back found the build
ing in flames and the roof fallIn" in. The
building was owned by Mr.. Il. II. Toby.
and was not insured. The stock and fix
lures were insured in The Hamburg Insu
rance Company OF Bremen, Gordon II Plea
SAINTS agents, for 5000 The stock and fix
lures were totally destroyed. Mr.. POck-
hngton lost also all Of his clothes and
personal Ell, cts. The fire i supposed 10
have originated from lamp or the fire
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

WICKEDSEss.-NOt a bad heart. but diseased
Liver Is Off the cause Of violence Of ten per- vim
dic'iyeness. and sometimes crime; for, when the
slieen Is affected, lhe heart Is cl0gRed in its better
Impulses for want of action 10 carry of the tile.
II bave used SIMMONS LIVER RfGCLATOR. not
only once, but oittn, and can confidently a;Ser' Il
has done me more q cd than any O'h'r medicine !
have ever used thins 1t Is the greatest mediciue
for diseased Liver made IN the world. Many OF ny
ueighbOrs have used Il, and all vii. say much "
not more than | do for its virtues.
"JOHN }. ALLEN, Bibt county, ga
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R0BBED OF CLOTmNG.-EyeniDg before
last, while Mr.. John \. Curtis and family,
who reside on Libby llill, were at tea, a
thief came in, went up INTO Sir. Curtls's
room, and relieved him Of several suits Of
clNhcs which he found in the wardrobe
Strange to say, none OF urs Cutti>'S dresses,
in the same wordrObe, were taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

ALADY OF Mariana, Fla, wrl'ci: ~ applied
q physician here for prescription for SICK Head
ache wlth which ! have been afflicted many yeIrs.
He recommended TUFTS PILLS. They ac'ti like
a charm. can now attend 10 my school without
any pain or inconvenience. II I, the best medicine
Lhaye ever taken. May you meet With the reward
Vor deserve. ANNA JENKINS"
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OUR FUTURE.
I'm Interesting Letter from Hon. \
II. IL. stuart.

GEOLOGICAL AND NEUROLOGICAL EXPLORA-
Tons UNDER PROFESSOR FONTAINE-LEAD
AND SILVER MINES--A TRApI1 G0N-BfDS or
KAOLIN- PREDICTIONS FCLFnLED-T II 4
ROSY TINGE IN TIE EAST-OLD TINES AND
NLW
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NORTHUMBERLAND WOOD DEAL

AOlICE lOtOhbs- y M w NOOO DEAE-
IN ERs.-AH Cealer. In wood, coal, and coke, and
those having carts or wagons for such business. are
required hy an ordinance of the city 10 have them
in nsrecigd before incense can be procured from the
City Auditor. The same eau b. obtained by Apply
ing 10 Il. &. GALLOWAY. Inspector OF Carts aad
Wagons, l7l0 east Franklin street, or Will can -
pl .ce Of busineSs II nOuhed.
&c. GALLOWAY,
il 2-su&fhlm Inspector.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q A. NJ, 30 !;
o A. NJ. 80; noon, 40; 3 L. NJ, 40; q +.
NJ, IS; midnight, ~.
Mean temperature, 80 16.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

THE MISSES LAIRD having returned 10 Rich
mond. will be happy TO rec i've their friends at The
Rooms OF the Art Association, $40 Main stne', on
the afternoons OF Saturday during the monh Of
January, from O'Clock TIL 8.
Residence SOC east Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

The MOZART THIS EVENING Postpone.
MENT OF OPERA.-In consequence OF the
sudden Illness OF Mr.. Pierre Bernard, the
operate entertainment which was to have
been given tins evening vii! be post pOned
until further notice, and the following at
tractiye programme substituted: First.
overture. Morning, Noon, and Might,
(Suppe.) orchestra; second. duo. "LOst
Pro- ciibed." from Martha, (FlOtOw.)
Messrs. HOG and Scott; third. duo clarinet
and riIno. 4" Theme and Variations" I'VE
ber,) Messrs. JlrdeIla and Reinhardt:
fourth, solo baritone, 1T Was Dream"
Wowen,) Mr.. G. W. Scott, Of Petersburg,
Va; fifth, Il, gayotte, "Forget Me Not,'
(Geise,) b, English Tattoo March," (Ai-
Lerti,) orchestra; sixth, Romance, g Live
for Thee" by request, (Relnhardt,) Mr. L.
w. Hon; seventh, solo violin, "Sc:ne at
BiIer," DE Beriot.) Mr. John kes'nicb; ;
eighth, walize7, "To Thee (WaIdleufel:] y
orchestra.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMIssIoSEg'E OFFICF, !
a lCHMOSD JaDDaFy .. iSsI.

alCHMOSD January 9. LSsl. !
FRkEtlAA SIS WHITES ADMINS
|cJbbEA1RlX AND OInERS-iN THE CHAN
nm LtikI " T1E CITY or RicBMOND.
is ,, Vos ssg l. ansxirHct from the dteree enie ed
| ~ tshsF ~ Ihe tfb day Of Ju'y 1880:
|1sene 'ynr aoib atpicge, OfctT. aDa decree that
~ l. Nbse. adnlslistraiTix Of WIlIiam White.
''c, DO render Dt fore one Of the cOmuits ION
sl .l ibis Coaff an acosuDi of her transactions as
'tniei ~ irairx Of .sid Wi3lam W liz. dfce8.ed.
4. "l" " iae Caur oDb fnTf,er sdjUdge, order and
-, H tai said e MN i5JOl4J do ascefiain aud "a.
- 'he dcbs due FROM The estx ie Of " Ian Whife
ssaj 70 " lcm ous ana EoS widen ced, aud their
.s'ss' snd ihsi said eOntH@- si0ner report he
~ = said esia'e. aud Of w,sgt they consist, aud
~ heli'ie and SpDuai value issgtO.
!. As ~, its ln crested are beIeay n.aided Ina
10 i'xso % sATUkDAY the 9Th day on FebIusry,
I" ,lt'tnib sffft tween slain and satk 4 bireeis,
'"s DAeyi 10 slf6d.t tie fpn sOinR decree
ham,. THOMAS ). fVANs,
TNAD1H lDWpIfsl0htf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

FATHER RYaN's READINGS AT MOZART
HALL LAST NIaBT.-The dreary night and
the fast.falling rain did not seem TO keep a
single person from Mozart Hall. An I'M.
meuse audience, composed Of our most
appreciatve and cultured citizens, listened
In breathless silence 10 the poet as he read
In simple, unaffected tone some OF his
beautiful poems. He did not rave or rant !;
be did not fling bis arms wildly about and
roll bis eyes; he did not affect the eXtraordi-
nary accent OF the professional elocutionist
nor The extravagant gestures OF the actor (;
he simply read, softly and clearly and
swcetly, some Of his songs. The effect was
reslful and pleasing, and The audience
seemel hardly disposed 10 let the good
Father off when he begged TO be allowed
TO shorten the entertainment on account OF
n severe cold and hOarsencss from which be
was suffering. They begged for the 90 Con-
quered Banner" Then it was that we
might say OF him as Scott says Of his Last
Minstrel:
"Amld the strings his fingers strayed,
And sn uncertain warbDg made,
And Of he shook his hoary lead.
Hut when lie caught the measure Wild
The old man raised his face aud smiled,
And Ugh ed uD his faded eye,
WI alia poets ccstasy!"
Not even "Tbe Sword Of Robert Lee
brought down the house aS did the Immor-
tai :. Conquered Banner and 1t was easy
to perceive, even had the poet himself not
hinted it, that il he had not been a priest
be would have been soldier. But as the
"braye>t are the gentlesi," so do most OF
Father Ryan's poems breathe n spirit OF
love for human kind and OF sympathy for
human sentiment which strikes re>pon-
sive chord in every breast. Thus lis poem
"Life" begins:
a baby play. Il with he surpice sleeve
or gentle priest"
What could he more ifc.like and beauti-
fUl. and what appeals more 10 the heart, thar
this pretty picture Again, the poem "Two
Loves" cannot fail TO please, aS he SAID,
those who are married and those who in
tend TO he married.
=. Two lips spoke in firm, true way,
AndtwO lips answered soft and lO" ;
In one irIe hand such n title hard Law
Fiuuering. & AL as "A fake Of snow
Bat one might 90 on all night rs the
reverend speaker said ne was willing 70 do.
if his cold permitted and the audience bad
brought pillows 10 make themselves COM
foriab!c. A. it j., we confess that he LETT
us in The same condition a. regards DIS read
ings that poor Oliver Twist was in regard
to fOOd-wc're longing for more. II Father
RYAN would read again on some night when
the weather is mOlc prOpitous We feel >ure
that he could double the amount he has
already made for the poor orphans.
The Hon. \. II. Kelley Introduced The
Father 10 the audience IN very happy
speech. The stage was occupied by num-
Der OF prOni inent citizens, including Right
Rev. Bishop Keane several OF The Catholic
clergy OF the city. Rev. DR.. j. G.. Arm
strong, RCy. ii. Melville Jackson, judge
Joseph Christian. Of the Supreme Court:
judge Il. X. Wexford. General James Me-
Donald, Hon. George ID. Wise, W. W.
Henry, Esq, Edward V. Valentine. E>q.,
and Others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ ;be
DISPATCH PRINTISG-llousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PURCELL, LADD 8 CO.'S EMCLsIOS or COP
LIVER on IS guaranteed pure md free from aka
lips. Il bulbs uD the weakened system. TrY IT,.
] fly ca MS Dor hoiilc. Al diggLsi ksrn 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

ANDNLVSIAN BALM,
To make The hands smooth 10 keep Tie lips
from chappng, there i5 nothing better lhan this
excellent preparation. Now that The cold weather
has set ~ every body should baye some OF IL.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, p-oggisi, 40.
NI3 Maln stIeel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

THE THEATRE. -" Rice'S Surprise Party :
presented comic eXtrayaganza IN two
acts entitled " Revels' to a tOlerlhly fair
audience at the Theatre last night. and con-
cluded their engagement here. ThcIe was
considerable applause during the evening.
ana the Performance seemed 10 delight the
audience very much.
Tonight the Theatre will be closed, and
tomorrow night MIR. Ben. Dlacauley, an
actor OF considerable merit, will appear in
- Uncle DJp'l; or, A Messenger from Jar
Wis Section" Il play which was well re-
ceivcd here when presented last season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

\ FINE SHERRY WINE IS sold by the OIL esill
l;,hed hon>e of ". u. BLAIR & co., 100 Main
street. at $3.50 gallon. rhey have Wines, Liquors,
and Teas in variety at the lowest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

IKE BIG REDUCTIONS made IN the prices Of
Dre.s Goods at LEVY BROTHERS, viii aHOpi's
many. but they are determined 10 close out their
stock. and expect 70 lose some money In doing So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

NJ. ELLvSoN & CO., advertising agent,, Esert ld-
yerti,emrnts In all of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left At the Dis
pdtch counting-room viii receive prompt attel-
81.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
States. generally cloudy weather and RAIN
or snow, winds generally from northeast TO
southeast, stationary or slowiv.iailing ba-
rOmeter. aud stationary or slight rise III
temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

! have prescribed lIoIsford's Acid Phosphate, ana
am very much pleased with wh., have secl OF It's
ac, ,on and purpose using more OF ~ occasion r.
quires. - {. COTTON VI ID
TrHtr, III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

EXPERIENCE mas PROVEN That PURCELL
LADD co.'s Emulsion Of Cod.Liyer Oh has no
superior. Take no other IS substitute. Fer safe
by all druggists. Price, 80 cents.
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Tue X AN. .STORM.-There was a gentle
rain yesterday nearly all day, but at night
it poured eadily for several hours. We
have no reports OF high water yet from the
head-watcrs Of the James.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

oar choice Roasted coffee Is the highest grade
tyer offered here at 25c per pound. We have other
grades as Cheapas The cheapest bat Try pound ol
our cLoicr and enjoy delicious zap - coffee
WEREE q slater,
Seventh and NJrShlll sfr.cts
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BLANKETS can be had cheaper at LEVY BRO
TIERS Than elsewhere. They also show large 'ot
Of com forablts of thtir own manufacture These
Comfortables are hand.made' and are hIed with
uure cotton.
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OFFICE OF DUNLOP q McCaScE's NILS,
12l3FASr CARY STREET.
RICHMOND. Va Jsnusrv 4, 1881. y
'f'1E DEMAND EXPEPtEyCEn FoI.

L II
OUR -FOUR, which az times com'c not be fp,l,
eli,,es for ,rv n1psr rs 80 r., reae ,rge;y orr 81
We therefore tske ibis occasion af ealing ,he a.
tenion of those who have not tried our lrape,s 10
me suosiauce OF What has heretofore been ssa apop
The false economy which some years ,ipce In
auced growers and their customers 10 buy chsst,
| hour resulted IN so much trouble that many d.o,,rs
only banCied the article a. "a mater of neces.i,,
and with no view TO satisfaction proat from NJ
| business
| Consumer; can, however be Influenced nv c,,, a.,
eralion OF health and convenience 10 use a better
ana consequently more .xneosiye grace OF Horr.
Tor when ihey re3like that the 81 OF Que collar on
more per barrel amounts In their daily ConSump--
lion OF three or four pounds 10 a difference of one
ara hat 10 Two cents. they will hsrdly regard
| adoilonaI expenditure an extrayagancs. To few
people purchasing -four by the b1frci does n occuy
that this important ariicie oi human food, used
every meal. G" rs less per day than any other
/ their Dill OF fare.
Dealers can do much TO impress ihrse ,rpih,.
thereby saving themselves aud heir patrons ,ns
dissatisfaction which inevitably attends the usDd-
| ling Of brands doubtful or variable In qualiiy.
HClding sucn views. our fixed policy Is 10 keep
the FLOUR represented by our brands 10 high
| standard.
:. d1e 7, = ndMIor nnpMTNLor rrATEXT, gTAMILYn .oa
Strength.
Tneir whteness cannot fail to plea 81 the mort fs-
tdons taste wbileihelr glui inor> properties insure
| llshs and nuni ious bread.
The advance In the art Of milling. by which Ia
tent Flour Is made, though last established ~ the
tOulb. II here much nceded-by nU.ekeepers. to
make up for culinary Shortcomings: by biksrs. TO
give strength and qua ity 10 The variable spd iDf.
ror grades. which can only he used advantage ~
mixing with NEW PROCESS FLOUR.
Of our
PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY"
MCCANCE NEW PROCESS TRIPLE FSTHA,
can &c, fdcntly say they are GnsnTp9sseo ny sDy
0lher brands 10 lie had for hc same price, and Sh
G rtainly give eUtire -alsf { ion 10 iho.c who de-
| not fancy pay ing the n2ncs which Patent t7Dur
must command to induce It's manufacture.
Also. our
| "JAMES-RINER FALLS EXTRA"
can be commended tO merchants need ny Uniform
-four and one winch can he regularly supplied gDnt
up 10 the standard Of The >tagntOn and kiCbIrono
| inspec Ion.
Ia addition 10 The usual packages harres. 7nc
half-barpls, We are now putting II I'm b1gS onusi tr
the hllf quarter, eighth, and tN'eeth of b9Tres.
To be had Office ard AZ thr same fg1igCs Og
our agent, II. W. WORIIlAN 2I scuih tiiieeDiS
street.
Al the leading retail grCcor' are IN posiiio1 ."
meet lhe watts OF con,umCT- for any quantity nfog
ne most favorable teTms.
Puct lists furn he'd ttc trade upon appiicaitop
JAG
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WHEREVER Used, PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S
Emulsion Of Cod Liver on has gyCn onure sau,fac-
ton. Price, so cents. Al all drUgstOres. Take 20
MI 4.
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HUsTINGS COURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF in the Hastings Court
YESTERDAY
}. J. Beasley, on an appeal from the
judgment Of the Police Justice conviclng
him OF petit larceny and sentencing him 10
be punished with fifteen stripes. Judg-
mt mt Of the Police Justice was affirmed.
Archer Stanard, for unlawfullv shooting
a pistol at another person on the public
streets, was convicted and sentenced TO six
months in Jail and fined SlOO.
Charles Flanagan, for feloniously cut
ting and wounding joseph Equi, was found
guilty and sent to Jail for six months and
fined so.
Richard Hill, was tried for a second Of
fence Of petit larceny, found guilty, and
sent to jill for sixty day, with labor, and
ordered TO receive twenty stripes.
Thomas Bradshaw, for petit larceny, was
convicted and sentenced TO receive thirty
nine stripes.
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The LAST SLtIGH-RIDE.-The pre'S-men
took their last >leis h.ride Yesterday Qor this
snowy, and had Jolly time. They passed
through the principal streets, up Broad.
Grace. and Franklin, and back aglin twice,
snI heartily enjoyed their four-in.hand.
The sleighing for this snow is petty well
OVpF.
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Another lot of those nice Hams taSt received ana
selling at reduced price, by VERNE 4 SLATER,
cOrntr OF seventh AMI Mar, hall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

LIQUORS and WINES Ia fpll assortment aud a.
popular rates at VERNE & SLArZR'S, Seventh and
Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

SUPREME COURT, YESTERDAY The follow
ing cases we're disposed Of yesterday IN this
court
Farrar and wife rs. M0ore's administra-
tor. Petition for appeal from Hastings
Court Of DauyiIle. Appeal refused by all
OF the judges.
Commonwealth Us. Rollins and Burbank.
Argued by the Attorney General for the
Commonwealth and George b. Harrison,
Esq, for appelleeS, and submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-06

Don't BCY YOUR CARPETS, OIL CLOTns, aud
RUGS Gnii. you have seen LEVY BROrliERs stock.