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The New York herald., 1870-12-03

BROwNsrON'S WHOLESALE AMERICAN CON
e.. fectionery, % Grand street London Butte
Scotch specially Pure Mixed and Stick Candy and nj
other kinds Of American Candy All orders promptly as
tended to.
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

N,OYs AT RETAIL--MANY NOVELTIES; LARGE WAX
Dolsi French Dols with hair, at less than Broadway
prfees Al PARSELLS Toy Bazsar, aS John street, near
GNesAA
The New York herald., 1870-12-03

r AIDES ARTIFICIAL PoITRINEs ARR SELLING
IL like wild fire; every lady wants dressmake saS
they capital sample will be sent receipt OF 0s n 10
as represented the money viii be returned. Lady agen
GEORGE h. JXQUEs. scs Broadway, General Agent
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ielbft MAIDEN tamit fe uns nidt wiepe.
oaiar oerantmortli@ MAIDEN t1nnen.
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IAQer~@ uslteS.
DttnRaa Rad Militia 4 5 d st.

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prrue. Armtsforps unter Generol @tein
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3Ncmen 55l, 1913 187, ga EOS, O54

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6eotaua ere Departmert Of Datsta, y
Office Hptef Grmmtgars Of 6%ubffauee. :
St. Dau,, Ntun... 9. dug. 1901

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

'HARBoR MAsTER.-This important office, we
learn, will come before the honorable City Coun-
Gil for appointment. The writer would resrcct-
fully call tho attention Of the gentlemen compO-
sing that honorable body to the claims Of our re-
sIncted townsman Mr.. ROBERT II. STYLL, who
Is n candidate for The position. He Is well known
to the entire community rs q gentleman Of great
business qualifications, man OF Integrity and
stability of character. Without dsparagemcnt to
the several gentlemen who are candidates for the
position, 1t Is the opinion Of the writer that Mr..
SrYLL Is the choice or the Conservative party.
his claims to the Office arc based upon his
thorough knowledGc Of the river courses and his
extensive acquaintance with sea-gong persons,
lie Is one of the few gentlemen that age hns not
prevented from being Il live man. Should the ap.
prop-iatiOns Of $50, 900 by the honorable Council
and $50 900 by the Federal Government be carried
out am confident that one would take 3 more
| active part In seeing that the disbursements be
properly made. IIc Is identified In every psrtcu.
lar with the interests OF the city, In fact, ho has
devoted the major portion of his time to her int
| rests without compensation. His record as 4
| member Of Your honorable body In years past Is
| that of good and faithful officer. His poltics
! asri ations arc unlike those OF many. His record
rs politician shows that he has rot worked t0r
| pecuniary considerations or personal ambition,
but for The interest Of his party III the late can
vass mono took q more active part than he. Now
gentlemen, 1t Is in your gift to bestow this Office
upon some worthy citizen. You could not give II
to ono more deserving and competent than Mr..
SrYLL. CONSERVATIVES AND TAx-PAYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

We have received from those enterprisine
and go-ahead booksellers Messrs. Bates d
Waddy Brothers, No. 1908 Main street,
the following books:
Writings Of Anna Isabella Thackerdy. Har.
per a. Brothers. New York.
We have received copy Of this hand.
sonlcly-bomd work from Bates & Waddy
Brothers. Many of the stories and miscei
lancous articles in it are familiar to literary
people through the magazines, but the
larger portion have never before been print.
ed i'll this country. There is freshness
about the writings Of this young girl that il
of itself a delightful faithfulness to nature,
and especially the bright side. This is hel
first book, and all who have read it trust
soon to have another.
Free Russia. BY William Hepworth Dix.
on. Harper & Brothers. New York.
IN view of the remarkable relations eX-
listing between the most thorough despot.
ism in the world and the Republic (thcore.
tically), the most free, this work is worth
reading; and in another view, too, it is
well written, and allowing for the authors
favorable prcdispoSition to Russia, is full o
valuable Information.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

POLICE CoURT-Justtce White presiding.
4 family warfare between the Calisher and
Levy families was the first subject of yes
terday mornings investigation, both parties
being complainants. A history of the
affair would have to be continued in our
next. though its judicial importance is a
matter of considerable doubt. 1t was one
of those rare cases in which there was a
clashing Of female tongues, which brought
q male to the rescue rs q pacifiaator and a
mediator and the consequence was. in his
own language: ebay trode rocks at me,
and called me negar, and den sade dey
would plow evry Won of mine prains ont
init pig bistol." He had, as q further
consequence, to advance S. in United States
currency to appease the law. The heads of
both families were fined s. each.
Clinton Hopkins (colored), charged with
carving off $40 worth of clothing, the pro-
perty Of some other gentleman, was ar
raigned, and, no evidence being found to
sustain the charge, let off.
Walter Wood, charged with assaulting
and beating Rachael Hayes (coloretn, and
Rachael Hayes for threatening to assault
| Anna Wood, the sister Of Walter Wood,
were fined IS each.
Charles A. Isaacs, charged with assault
ing little son Of j. S. Ragland with q
horse-whip, was sent on the grand jury for
indictment.
Henry Richardson (colored), stealing a
piece Of bacon from James Scott. Sent on
for indictment.
Sheppard Cox alias John Hurry (colored
boy), entering the dyeing establishment Of
l.. zimmerman and stealing one shawl and
one dress-pattern valued Mt $8. Sent on.
Sarah BurWell and Julia Garnett (co-
lored), disorderly conduct In the streets.
Warned and discharged. '.. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

CoNFEDERATE BODIES IN DELAWARE CITY.
A few who died in Fort Delaware as prison.
ers were buried in the yard of Christ
church, Delaware city, Del. A rectory is
about to be built on that part of the ward.
and it becomes necessary to remove the
bodies. They can be sent to HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery, Richmond, if friends will fur
niSh the necessary means. The following
are the names Of those who arc buried
there: L. B. Green, Texas J. Ii. Aldridge,
Texas; Sylvanus Logan, Arkansas; John
Waldron, company X, Sixth Louisiana !;
William Thomas, Twcnty-frst Mississippi
cavalry; w. S. Burr, Fifth Virginia reg-
ment; james Paxton, Second kockbridec
artillery; j. V. Wall, S. w. Council, Lind
say, Morgan, L. p. Holloway, II. M. Brooks,
and several other graves where the names
are obliterated. .....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF YOUNG CLARKE.-Master John
II. Clarke, who was so fcarfully injured by
the accident on the excursion train on Tues
day evening, died at = o'clock yesterday
morning ut his fathers residence, OIL Twen-
ty-iirth street between O and p. AS soon
as he was transferred from the wagon to the
ears he became unconscious, and sank r;l-
pidlv until the hour of his death. In fact,
he did not rally from the shock from the
time Of his being hurt.
Master Clarke was one Of the scholars OF
the Union Station school, and was Il youth
possessed of qualities which gave him much
promise and made him beloved by all who
knew him. He was considered Il model
scholar. His fortitudc and endurance were
we'll attestcd by his conduct when he was
crushed between the cars. He could not be
moved, and there he was wedscd in be-
tween an immense weight. The young hero
calmly gave directions to those who were
irving to cxtricate him as to the manner in
which they should proceed, and not once
did murmur or cry Of pain escape him.
He will he buried from his fathers residence
this morning at 10 o'clock. His age was
fourteen years and eight months.
Young Mcclellan, who was killed out
right, was about the same age. He was Il
manly youth, and will he sadly missed by
his companions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

JEwELRY, ETC.-To lover OF things beauti-
fu and useful as well as ornamental the hand.
some establishment of Messrs. TYLER Il Co. Is
we'll worth u visit. Their assortment or silver
plate Is as handsome as any south OF New York
as well as the great variety OF jewclry they have
on hand; and the sight Of watches and yarious
trnkets and notions, sieeve-buttons, diamond
rigs emerald rings, and all other sorts OF rings
texcepting wb'skey rings), IS enough to make
mans head swim. The visitor " Ill certainly bt
pleased with viewing, and the purchaser cannot
bnt be satisfied in buying, for he will find every.
thing just 1t is warranted to be. For rcliabilt,
Massrs. TYLER & Co. bear an irreproachabl.
name In this community. 's'.'s'' i2 s..'''7
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TIE LELANDs again lead the van. They have
reduced board at tue Metropolitan Hotel to four
dollars per day 1t is notable that this great hotel
keeping family were the last to raise the price OF
board and have been the first to come down. Their
present action is undoubtedly the signal for
the beginning Of a new era Of cheap prices.
1t may be remarked, however, that though
81 Is good to begin with, the old figure Of $3.50
would be more TO the purpose for fixed rate
While we are getting to 1t, wonld be we'll to
member that the GLANDS have been the first to
turn the tide, and they ought to have the advan-
tagc Of it.-Editorial notice Men, York World July
18th. 1870 80. -..'.-.'' -'.' '' | "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

TIE School BILL.-We learn from re-
liable source that the Governor signed the
school bill with great reluctance, on ac-
count of the provision requiring the parent
to pay his taxes before his children can
have the benefit Of the public free schools.
The session was so near its close, however,
that he only signed it in order to save Il
school bill. This would allow the arrange
ment of the preliminaries necessary to the
organization of the system, which is all that
can be done by the time the Legislature re-
assemblies. At that time we learn that the
Governor will recommend modification OF
the law; SO that after all this unjust pro-
vision will in all probability be imperative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

Well, we did see crowd at LEVY BRorHERs'
store on yesterday morning, and at quite Nm carry
hour. We learned that since the leading stores
dose at O'Clock the ladies make It convenient 70
make their purchascs In the morning waicn, oS
the way, Is the most pleasant time OF the day. our
dry goods men Iully appreciate the endoavors oil
the ladies In farthering their object, and we can
safely say that they will now take more pieasure
than ever IN waiting on tue fair sex. we shthk
twelve hours long enough for any one TO be tied
Down to business, especially daring the hot sum
mer months, aud we trust that the sadiss VIII stys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

CAMP JAcKsoN-CAMP GRANT.-This spot,
which for nearly ten years has been used as
u military camp, and where every morning
the reveille reused the soldier from ms
sleep and wakened him for his hard duty,
and where the sentinel paced ms weary
rounds, will soon lose the lust OF It's warllke
aspects, and again be the scene OF content-
ment and peace. The soldiers nave gone,
the the ur barracks, NO p sentinel guards the sleep
ING inmates, and tomorrow The barracks
once used by the officers will be sold for
private dwellings by Mr. w. Goddin, auc-
tioneer, See his advertisement.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. M.
pianos, furniture, books, &c.
w. GODDIN will sell at +. NJ. the framed tene-
mcnt No. l7lG north eidc OF Marshall between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. Also,
framed tenement No. dls on the east line OF
Valley between Marshall and Clay streets.
HILL & GODDIN win sell at r. M. n tract OF
land about one mile and a half cast OF Rich
mond, on tho Charles City road.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at L. NJ. q country
seat on tho Williamsburg turnpike one and
half miles cast Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

SECURE AN ACCIDENT PoLICY.-From five to
ten dollars Will obtain ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
insurance for one year against oil accidents,
whether at home travelling and In case OF dis
abling injury secures weekly indemnity to the
amount Of IS on every 81, 900 insured. No Inedi-
cal examination required OH apple ants for acci-
dent policies. il
Life and Endowment policies OF all popular
forms also issncd on the low rate cash plan by the
Travellers Insurance Company, OF Hartford,
Conn. e. COURTNEY JENKINS,
ss. ......'- ...'.'- State Agent.
Office. Hontague's Insurance Rooms, llly Main
Gtrpct ",
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-14

Handsome women, beautiful girls, and aasfntga" ,,S
men, appear In dazzling throngs upon our puDAs ~
promenades, and their fashionable eoS'ums =.
cut and color, arc admirably adapsso 70 shu" N'e
wearers to the best advantage. nov, Wea 'Nus
look. Now IL their time to seek the alu OF u h'
lii, ,'.oserye them as they are forever. They are
r1a g.