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FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP.

POLICE CoURT-Justtce j. j. White pre-.
siding.-Richard johnson (coioreGh charged
cinct. Marshall Ward, was discharged.
= Margaret Coleman (colored), for unlaw-
fully assaulting and striking Jane Dabney,
and Jane aud James Dabney, for dittoing
Margaret Coleman. Jane was discharged.
and Margaret and Jim were fined $3.50
each. -
Lewis Garnett (colored), charged with
attempting to vote illegally at the second
precinct in Clay Ward, on the day OF the
election. Case continued until this morn
,Wm. d. seay, charged with being drunk
and riotous, and violently resisting po-
licenan in the discharge OF his duty, was
bound over in the sum OF S1O0 TO keep the
peace for six months.
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NowLAN l. Co., jewelers., are receiving mag
nlfcent new fall styles Of all the choice patterns
Of fine jewelry. Gets OF amethysts coral, pearls
diamonds new patterns medalions, neck chains
Leontine and opera chains, glove bacds, handker'
chief holders, diamond rings, and superb new sil-
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenth
atr
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sGwySG-NACEgINES.

WHEELER Il WILSON SEWING
IL the world for family purpoSes because they use
70 tnuttl" and III ks the fock-eI1tch which " Ill
neither RI y Dor rayei.
over FIVE HUNDRED TaOUShfD SOLD
khD IN USE. awarded the dgst premium "
toe orl:'s fai- three different times over al!
bewjhE lna hines exhibited for family purposes.
eoiu On n" tnstslInent priGc1ple, aud instruc-
lion given IN uslgDy G. y. RADWAY,
er % 739 Mstn street Richmond.
AEWlNG-MA or ALL KINDS
~ RsthlSEE. Tar S..oAT ELLIPEiC SEW
ING hACEIStS EECGHT 8E5 SOLD. We feli
the on.y rHJ"Ea EEEJLES for the Ss-CAT
EHLLpcIC kkCEThR3.
S.oAT EkDDJEGT0S,
fur 'S1s rsrp Lre@t se,r Feer .NePtf
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PROVED AN AL1B1.-Jacob jacob, one Of
the parties arrested day or two since for
uttcring counterfeit United States notes,
was examined on yesterday by Commits
sioner Lynham and discharged from the
accusation, he having proved an abb.
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Ait|lmontl 1lspatch,
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1870.

TifE CIRCULATION OF THE DI>pATCH
rs LARGMR THAN Tax COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN, THE RICHMOND PosT.oFFICE NOVEMBER
9.-Mr. Nat. Crenshaw, Richmond, Va.
Mess. Jas. Oliver & Son, Christiansville,
Va: Mr.. 5. j. Fague. Washington, y. Z.
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Large stock, beautiful patterns, great ynriety
excellent workmen, expert cutters, are charac'
teristic OF E. D. SPENCE & SONS Virginia Cio
thing Establishment. w ."r 49,, -.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire turned
in from box No. 8, cor. 10th and Byrd sts., al
2h A. NJ. yesterday, proved to have beer
false. .....-. - ,-. ef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

TRIAL OF CIVIL 12o'c!ock
to-day Police Justice White will commence
the calling of the civil warrant docket In
his court. Persons interested should be on
hand promptly at that hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

For the very best and cheapest anthracite and
bituminous coal and coke. and seasoned heart
pine and oak kindllng and cooking wood, sawed
split, and long, go TO j. B. WATKINS, fuel deaier,
iii Main street, H= r. .. Ia, ~ - h.E4s5tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

ELLYsoS s. TAYLOR, News Dealers, llle maln
street, receive subscriptions for all the leading
public atoms of this country and Europe. Now LIB
the time to subscribe. y
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THE MONEY PREMIUMS awarded by the
State A gricultural Society will be paid or
application by Secretary Leigh at his office
Persons entitled to silver-plate or media
premiums are also requested to call.
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MEETING OF ELECTION OFF1CERs.-The
Commissioners of Election will meet at the
Office of the Clerk of the Hastings Court
this morning, at 10 o'clock, to canvass the
votes cast on Tuesday. 5 a..-
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". ELLYsoN q co. win insert adverttsementsh
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Care
lima, Teuuessee, and the northern cities, st pal
,tshers' rstes, Sor cash. Apply at this ofacss
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CHEAPEST yRT.-You can get geod Envelopes,
wi,h your card printed on them, for oniy ~ Per
thousand, at DrsPArcHPRISTINo-
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TIE CHANGED CRoss.-Auother supply Or that
beautiful chrome, 1.-THE changed Gross just re-
ceived ut ELLYsoS 8 TAYLoR's, Ills Main street,
next 10 Dispatch Office.
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THE LEDGER, WEEKLY, CHIMNEY sCoBNER'
and all the leading periodicals published, can b
had nc ELLYsoN s. TAYLon's news depot, nexsto
Disndtck Office. - u f.@
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets 10
to uuderlsy them with old papers. They may Dc
procured ut the Dispatch counting-room for g
ceats per hundred. .=.2.s- Ess, e@t.gs n 80 7
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). ..sParprsa,s GLUE, .,,use.fut ana true. 4

JoHaH. TYLER s Co. formerly Sfitehelf 4 Ty-
les), importers and dealersin fne Swiss, French,
English, aud American watches silver si,d silver
plated ware, Spoons and forks and the lzscst styles
ofelegaut diamond pearl, stone, camecs etyrs0an'
and fine Paris enamel and other beautiful pa
OF jeweiry. Sole agents for 5Patek, Phillips d
1872 Main strest. ~ .ESf@5e{ sts3 10 Eii'@+.ri
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WsEeek,s Editlen OF Richardson's Almanac.
1871, wholesais and retail, at -ELbysoS " TAss
EoR'S, lile Main street " 5ss 4 ts
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/ r OsT, while driving, on yesterday, on the
IL strt cts. between the Spotswc Cd Hotefand EI-
ker's Spring Park Garden, q large POCkkT-
and papers of to any one cave TO the owner.
suitable reward will lie paid the finder up9n re-
turning the book 70 the spVtswood Hotel ofdte.
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TARI Il CARLTON, No. S29A
y BROAD street $ cond door rom 9th, have Sas-
on band Of The finest and best sc,Gcted w.
stocks If i>H OTIS, StOtS TRUNKS &c., 10 be
found ia the city consisting Of Ladies, Gents,
Misses, 2"ys', ara Childrsn'e BOOTS. SHOES,
aud GAIFhhS; dig", & complete Sssortmcut of
IRItbN Val i>HS, SA rCHELS, Sc.
visitors to the ttate Fair wall d, well TO give
o call before purchasing elsewhere.
+. MI, CARY,
nol V. ). CARLTON.
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CALL aud see those heantifai chrorios At kLLf'
sos & TAyLoR'a, next TO Utspdtca ofiee.
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NEW sTORE.-LADIES BOOT AND


No. AIS Broad stree, between aIh and 9Th.
have now on tand and am TeceiV wing daily new
aCditions to my large sock Of ~.
BbLTS, SHOES, AND CATERS,
comprising The very best assortment OF Ladies',
Mlssc,', and Chiid:en'B
BOOTS ID SHOE Z
Ia this city, consisting Of the laLes. styles, and L.
all widths and sizes, made exprcsSy y Tor me by the
le.t manufacturers i'll the country ell OF which
Viii hG & III 1t the lowest prices.
KEN. IIoer, this Is hs only Lsdics' Boot and
She Emporium IL this city which Is expressly
al pt-c Tor sdieS o1iy. A. NJ. "a EtIS,
c27-lm ais Broad street. betwe en 4th and 5th
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MEETINGS.
LOST. srRaYED. a,c.


STRAYFD OR STOLEN FROM TUCK
swers to the name Of '';herie.', A liberal rewsrd
will be paid for his return TO me, Tor any tnfor-
nation which VIII lead to. his reeosefy3 Hadon
= Ss'il9 ; s3Jt.i h.ti RICHAKD 3. ALLEN.
.TUcKAHoE, GoOcHLANp GorsTY.s no io-aN
GTRAYED, }; from my residence sa5
y on yesterhay,. my P0lNTEk dig. -
He is. or larte size. Color, white, With .g2 %, 3f
Answers to the name of "rNiblo, -. i Had on yhen
he left collar with my name ON II. "A rbernIre.
ward will be paid for his ret arnson1e. corner OF
no 10-3t ... .i.st@s w. G.. HARFEY.
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School LCIRCULARS.-AIkin kinds Of school ctrcu-
lars; reports, &C.! executed at the Dispdtch oracc
rs cheap 9as the cheapest. hsss 500 e S7eJ.>
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LEE G. GODDIN will sell ct iP, NJ. q lot, with q
dwelling, on eoster STREET: ~ - j
THOS. ". KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ, an as-
sortment Of household ftirnita1e, &C.,
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Appleton's Journal, Saturday Night,
Weekly, and Clipper, for this week.. re-
ceiyed from Ellyson & Taylor, news dealers.
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WINGO, ELLETT d CRUMP,

w 1905 MAIN STREET, het. 18Th and l4th.
We are III daily 'cce' pl CT our stock Of BOOTS,
SupEs, TRUNKS, &c. comprising the latest
Genus Boots raa shoes !; also, an excellent as
to!tment OF the YER tcst farmers he IVY goods
ana d variety Of SatchIs, Valises, &C.; all OF
which We art selling vyry low. call solicited.
Z. r. WINGp,
litC with Carduer j. Carlton.
JOHN L. ELLETT,
la. with T. s. Baldwin.
J.S. ID. CEUMP,
Late til WAggoner i Harvey.
JAMES A. GgiGG. Salesman. oc -l2-3m
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GRUBBS i WILLIAMS will sell a. a PM j
- framed DWELLING, store, and several buildin,
lots on Picket or New street, between and
+
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DIsGRAcEFUL PRocEEDINGs-A Bayonet
CHARGE in BdlI-room.-One of the COM
panies of the independent Blues, new
command, which Colonel Clarence Peters
Is organizing, held ball ut their armory,
on Monday evening. The hall was crowded
to it's utmost capacity, and everything
passed off in a quiet and orderly manner
until ABOUT O'clock, when, it is alleged, 4
crowd of desperate characters made their
appearance and commenced cheering, and
INDUCED in smoking cigars in the balf
room. Colonel Peters used every endeavor
to quiet them by persuasion, which failed
to have any effect upon them. He then at
tempted to put out the ringIeader, who
was taken from him by bis friends. when
the whole party set upon the Colonel. de
then drew his sword and cut down two OF
them, but he became completely sur.
rounded, and with the assistance OF several
of his officers, he kept them at bay until
the company was formed. The Colonel was
compelled to use the company, and drive
them out of the armory ut the point OF the
bayenet. The company was formed In two
ranks, stretching from wall to wall, driving
the rowdies headione down the stairs. pell.
nell over each other. During the melee
Colonel Peters was struck several times,
and Lieutenant Huntingdon was struck with
a billy and knocked Observation-Disclosures
Sun 5-@E-LE
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The VOTE IN HENRIco CoUNTY.-We have
received the following partial leturns from
the county: ---
Iuckahoe To,Cnship.-For Congressman
at Large: Daniel, 1873. Third District-Po or
ter, 25I; Ordway, 1873. CommonWcalth's
attorney: Atkinson QDdependent), 254 :
CarringtoD, 179. Treasurer: Magruder, 245;
Smith. lis. Sheriff: Austin, 272 Gum,
1852. Clerk of County Court: hnable, 250 !;
Warren, 1874. Clerk of Circuit Court: Vim,
cent, 2S1 Elicit, 184. County Surveyor:
Hovey, 251 /; Redd, 1873. Superintendent Of.
Poor: Waldrop, 255; Voegler, 178. Con-
stables: Gatewood, Talley and John W.
Alley. -. -
Carriers Precinct.-For Congressman at
Large Daniel. 153. Third District: Por-
ter, 1872; Ordway, 1853. Commonwealth's
Attorney: Atkinson, Independently 1873 !;
Darlington, 154. Treasurer Magruder,
1872; Smith, 154. Sheriff: Austin, io2;
Gum, 1853. Clerk of County Court ANA. ANA.
bic, 1s1; Warren, .152. Clerk of Circuit
Conrt Vincent, 1872; Elicit, 152. County
Surveyor: Hovey, 1S1 /; Redd, los. Super
intendent of the Poor: Waldrop, 1872; Voc
gIer. 1855. Commissioner of Roads: Chill
| drew, 1870; j. S. Atlee, Jr., 154. Overseer
| of the Poor: Scott, 1872 Peasants, 153.
| Constable: John r. Fussell, 154.
BRooKLAND TOWNSHIP.
Hunooru.-For Congressman at large
Daniel, 9i. Third District !: Ordway, % !;
| Porter, H., Treasurer: Magruder, l65.
Commonwealth Attorney Darlington, !,
SO; Atkinson Independently, 73: Sheriff !:
Quinn, 81; Austin, 70. Clerk County
Court Warren, "a; Anable, IL. Clerk
Circuit Court: Elicit, 95; Vincent, II.
Superintendent Poor: Foegler, q; Wal
drop, 49,, @Overseer Poor Carter, 81. Sur
veyor: Redd, 95; Hovey, H.. Township
Clerk Gardner, 81. Constable: NJ. +.
Burton, 95. ~ t''S
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Franklin House Precinct.-For Congress-
man at large: Daniel, 26S. Third District {:
Porter, 3S4; Ordway, a74. Treasurer Ma
gruder, S78; Smith, 2S1. Sheriff: Austin,
3S1; Gum, 275. Clerk County Court :
Anable, 3Sl, Warren, 2Is. Clerk Circuit
Court i: Vincent, $40; Elicit, 2s7. Com
monwealth's Attorney: Atkinson (Inde-
| pendent), $50; Darlington, 271. Superin-
tendent Poor Waldrop, 374; Vogler, N9.
Surveyor Hoyey, 3s2 Redd, ZIG. 49,.
1t is believed that the Radicals have car
| ried the county by majority Of 200. Ma
-gruder (Rad.) and Atkinson tIndependent)
| Have about the same majority.
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7 WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW
I IN ! haze moved my W % u I A D on
,,rost between NAiisnn aud MONROE streets, where
shah keep "onstAntly on Ii I'D GA and Pl~E
Wr#ptr OF the very best Kind, sawed a0d spit 10
salt customers snd delivered anywhere in the city,
a.d Nil sell f,om sick mp - any qnantity the
Nr 81 s% WILLIAM =. FORD
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.AUCTIoH SALES THIS DAY.

COOK j. 6.LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at No
sl7 Main: street, an excellent assortment d
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They constructed them by cXcayating in
the sand Il space about ten feet square by
eight deep, and placing therein II frame
building about twelve feet high. The build
ing was banked up with sand to its top ey-
cept at il entrance. There are two Of these
magazines. about one hundred feet apart,
in which were stored ut the time of the eX-
pIosion 5000 pounds of nitro-glycerine.
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AMUsEsaENTs

l,syv1c" Aiti u .MHRiETTAf RfVEL. ?, ,'i- -
|, THIS. tThursday3 EVENING, Nov 10th, g Grazt
btlj Fifst time IN this city fjr three years, WEPT
OFTHE ISL, from B. F6nnemoro
Cooper,s Novel OF the snune name. Mtss .RAyEL
In her wonderful T1GHT-ROPEr PEkEOEA-
The eyening,s entertainment to conclude with y
FARCE. - : = - : tt.s.-ys,. 49,
Secure your aeats at West d Johnston SHOOK
store. - - =. 4 i q, Il.
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Miraculous Meteorological Phenome.
nOn-Thc Rain Falls for Five Bays,
i'm Clear Weather, On a Group of
nrayes and Nowhere Else.

From toe Mobile Register. November
For several days there have been myste-
rious and vague rumors Of a most remarka-
BILE meteorological phenomenon out at the
Catholic graveyard, on Stone street, above
the Thrce-Sfile Creek. 1t is asserted by
those who say they have seen it that for the
last five days q gentle shower has fallen con-
tinuously on the lot of the Lemoine family,
in which are buried Mr.. Victor Lemoinc
and many others Of his family. With Il
view of getting ut the fgcts Of this most eX-
traordinary affair, we had last night an in
tervieW with Mr.. Louis b. Lemoine, em-
ployed at Asa Hollis, a son Of the deceased
Victor iemoine, who died in 1851, who re-
lated the following startling particulars;
&" Having heard that is was reported that
it had been raining for several days on the
enclosed ground which forms my family
buryiny-ground in the Catholic burylng-
ground on Stone street, above the Three
mile creek, drove out there last evening
to satisfy myself, and to my intense aston
ishment | saw that column Of rain was
coming down without ceasing, which,
although hardly powerful enough to lay the
dust, was enough to wet the hands or any
article, and at times it rained quite hard.
The volume Of rain fell inside of the en-
closure, and nowhere else, rs the weather
was and had been bright and clear all the
time during the FIVE days the rain has been
falling on these graves. There are thirteen
of NV family buried in the lot Of ground
upon which it has been raining. My mo-
ther, brother, and sisters visited the spot
Yesterday and the day before to satisfy
themselves about the truth of this matter,
and declare that they, too, saw this wonder
full phenomenon. 1t has also been seen by
over 200 persons. 1 took friend with me
when visited tae spot, who also saw the
rain falling as described. Mr.. John Rosset,
the keeper of the cemetery, told me that
the rain had commenced falling in heavy
drops about five days ago. | am willing to
take my oath as to the truth OF this state
ment." ..-. ..... 80.
So incredible did this extraordinary at.
fair seem, that those who saw it several
days ago refrained from stating or asserting
what they had seen, for fear that not only
their veracity, but their sanity would be
questioned, and it was only until a number
Of gentlemen of the first respectability had
seen and reported the result of their perso-
nal observations, any credence was attached
to the truth of the matter. Take it alto
gether, it is certainly the most astounding
and miraculous atmospheric wonder that
has eyer been witnessed in this part Of the
world, and will doubtless afford abundant
food for thought, research, and observation,
not only among scientific men, but among
all classes. There are so many who voueh
for the truth of Mr.. Lemoine's statement.
and his character for veracity is such, that
there can no longer be any doubt of. the
fact that it has been raining for the past five
DAYS on the graves of his kindred. a
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r IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF NEAT, fresh
1Ifsom the agent or Liebig's Extract OF Meat
Company. For sule by r. j BLAIR.
Se6 Druggist, s25 Broad street.
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G1s00lR REW ARD FoRsSToLEN
~ lsOIyV BONDS &s 600 In SIX C0uPtlN
BON DS of $l, 900 each, Nos. SO to sS 1ncusiye OF
the Wilmington Railway Bridge Company 900
In THREE COUPON BONDS of 81, coo each Nos.
80 TO IS inclusive, Of the Powhatan Steamboat
Company, and ONE BOND, OF $1,000 of the Bal
timore and Ohio Eailrosd Company, Of 1880 The
above were stolen from The snfe or !Hessrs.
ur day night, November 5th. I am Authorized to
offer the above. reE ard faR the delivery Of said
bonds TO them or to the undersiRna Cd ..suoa
no 8: r. ~ .'t3LtaAHt GARRETT r. w &TGOF.
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Essif as1$J.

NOR RENT - That very desirable a.
L 4nl well-arr.u.ed ,TnK*, corner h Es.:l
and B .nt streets, now uciu ied by armis cad 4
EE,h. Possession given lle cGh hec. ApIly t.
ANNI~3GAH & BlBb,
Corner Ith and Broad street..
T. --tleo CGUNrEti~, SHOWCASES. q . s
riNlIRE-, IRpN SAFE, CHAIRS. s.. for
:, J., rtj-ar. no ~ ~
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FAIRPORT

NITRO. GLYCERISE.
The company rcntel one OF the old ware
houses in Fairport, fitted it up for their bu-
sincss. and occupied nearly the whole year
of 1865 in experimenting in the manulac-
turc Of the dangerous compound, and in
preparing for the trade Of the following
year. in 1869 they had so far succeeded ms
to turn out from their works 900 pounds
Of nitro-glyccrine per day. of what they
considered Il prime quality. For the rccep-
ton and storage Of the nitro-Slycerine after
its manufacture the company erected on
the west side Of tbs river, and over seventy
rods from any building, two
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JEr \ TE D-l00.000 POUNDS IVY
" HGDT imme distely. for which we will pay
& IhcrAl pricr. j. B, BLAND 4 o.,
a. l.-lu 1924 Cary street.
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Explosion of Eight Thousand Pounds
of ro.sa.ycerine-Fatrp Ohio,
I'm Ruins-Four Ner BaGwn to At.
Gms - Windows Broken Eighteen
Miles Distant. dc.
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PROPERTIES.

When nitro-glycerine first leaves the fac
tory it is in a fluid state, and is nearly the
color OF milk. After standing for time 1t
becomes clarified, and is then perfectly
transparent. 1t will not ignite or explode
by heat until a temperature Of $50 degrees
Fahrenheit is reached. A simple blaze has
no effect upon it whatever. Conclusion.
however, is pretty sure wayiof exploding
this mysterious compound. r. ID. g.
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"ANTED, \ IULOKEU TERS'IN 10
w al rlf To clcan!r oilic" and 10 irving
n.ht ~ r!ia@e and Tie III nagCincnt oI two horses.
An unmarried man referred. on need apply
,Nr,p' with testimonials rs to character and
quatra - liz. Epply al NJ. east or tco Str, IT,
no, ~ w. tODilN.
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DOR RENT, the HOUSE NO. 606 6r-ss
( leigh street. now nc :uI led hy lgc. 1t S Ill
furnished with Tot and cold wat r, baths, rtn:.,
e. AID the To- Is large and We'll dr. ne1. Poss cs-
s!nn given II cr ycf"rc the Goth inSttnt.
L II MOSTAGUE.
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" 4 y r + y. ladies to send in their
~ "th E1S'i" for fAl early, Ms to get
=, N "a good time
Tie IN, g,s: and best "UYF WORKS" In Amc-
i.ra arc ,rose on Staten Island. The cthle unG
n...aS. Is at KINGS, T3o II ain street, hetweea
seventh and Eighth streets Richmond, Va
Ladies IL the country c&G send by "eNpress,N v
aud have goods returned the same way.
s1s 2ru r. kITG, Or.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

WANTED, IN experienced WHITE
" NJ ~ Z. who can Ctm: "c!l recommends.
>l,uIvaI No { west Cary .!T"ct. II" s-atr
w AN + T. y. TW - GOOD COAT
- IA. is immrGi=t,lr hlr!yt"
rn2 II. y III HLbth, l+i0 Main stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

E',UK RENT, a FOUR-STORI a.
L BHE'k HOpSs &C. ner Of 18th ard Mar 90
shall sirrets Tine II use complete order, with
nii modern mprovcm9nts, hot and cold bath, wi h
larg,. uge In The kitchen, with gas throughout the
premises. apply at No. 40l, corner OF Marshall
amt liih .treeis 40 7-4tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

II OST.-Lost. on Thursday evening, a
IL MALACCA WALKING-CAaE.h +. horn haldie
carved In shape Of horee foot, WI fpitt Is Es .T.
TO 81. s @. he value of the cane vii be- paid 70
any one leayipg 1t at DUPUY,s drug store On
Broad street, between ath and5th. y;l no e9stA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10
WANTS.

vANTED-A good COOK and an ex-
~ pcricncsd Ft'>USE SEHNA Nj. Must cone
veil recommended. Scne Others need spnly.
Nr,r, Mr.. VIM BR UEH'S. on NnchaTics-
vile turn like. near Howaru's Grove Hospital.
in-2tE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

TNOR REN Il, the FIRST-CLASS :s
4 SrORkuOUSE No. 40 Cary street. nov 81
occupied hy Board Il Hrsh. Possession II
.U;r iustan. Apply 10
nc rl-endlrlt VIZ LIN II. HAXhLL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

w NTASTED-Evervbod to know that we
w are AGENTS for Il CSLEB &hTFD ID SAL
TIMr~E BAKERY, and viii nj orders fer
CfArK RS, CAKES, 30. NJ Baltimore whole
&alg prices. }. Il BLA Nd K Co..
nc i I'm 1924 C.rv street.