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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-09-08

SUNDAY, September 4.
The correspondent of the New York Tribune
gives the following particulars of the great bat
tie, written from the headquarters of King Will
liam, eight miles from Sedan:
Thursday night, after the defeat on the 3Oth
and 3lst, the French retreated en- masse on Sc
dan, and encamped around it. The French
prisoners say they believe that the road to MI
zers is open, and in case OF another defeat,
retreat will be easily accomplished. ron
Wednesday the whole Prussian corps, those cut
from Frederick Charles army, second army,
and Crown Princes, were making forced
march in the direction of Douchery and MeAe-
res to shut in MacMahon's army in the West,
and drive them against the Belgium frontier;
While this was going on, the Saxons anu
Guards, $4,000 strong, on the Prussian rlight,
under Prince Albert, of Saxony, were marching
rapidly. to close on the French on the right Of
the Meuse, which they had crossed on tuesday,
the 3Oth at Remely, in the direction OF La
Chappelle
On Thursday morning, at half-past Z o'clock,
the King started for the battlefield, the can
nonading was then going on. The King drove
in an open carriage to Cherange, three ana o.
half miles South OF Sedan
The French had flooded the low meadow IN
the valley before coming to the railway oriase
at Bazille, to stop the Germans from advancing
on the town in that direction but the Frenen
failed to mine the bridge at Bazille, and 1t was va
of immense service to the Prussians through,
out the battle, who threw up earthworks on ie .he
bridge itself to protect it from the French VINO
more than once attempted to storm 1t, WIN sne
hope Of breaking the Bayarian eonmoffllbn of the
tions between the left and right banks 81 the te
Mouse. On the projecting spurs OF Ins III iosde sl
Bavarians posted two batteries OF oreecn1IU JUsIo
ing steel Krupp guns, which kept up ausso ~, 70
tiff the yery end of the day, with the siege guns
Of Sedan. Across the Meuse, still further TO
the right flank, was an undulatlng PLAIN above
the the Village Of Bazille, terminating about mile
and sC n half from Sedan. At the woods near
Rubecourt M midway, there is ravine, watered
by tiny brook, which was the scene of the
most M desperate struggle and frightful slaughter
of the whole battle. Between this wood and
the town were several French camps, where
sheltered huge masses of troops which were were
never used, and separated from them by
wooded ravine, which was q long bare hill,
where occurred some of the hardest fighting of
the day, and which formed one of the keys to
the position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

FIRE IN MANcHEsTER.-Early Sunday
morning a most disastrous fire occurred
near Manchester, burning the bark and SUI
mac mill of Messrs. Hulst & King. The
structurs'being of wood, and the fire gain
ing headway before discovered, all efforts to
arrest the flames were unayailing, and the
building, with the contents Ozark and SUI
mac), was destroyed. The machinery, for
tunatelv, is not entirely destroyed, and a
small expense may make it again service
able. The loss, we learn, is covered by In
surance.
Messrs. Hulst & King, who are among the
most enterprising Of our manufacturers, in.
tend Immediately rebuilding. The fire is
supposed to have originated from the en-
CINE, although we were informed by parties
In the employ of the firm that there was no
fire left in the engine when operations
ceased Saturday night. The sympathy of
our community is with Messrs. Hulst &
King.
The total loss is estimated at S., 900, not
including the loss by the temporary suspen-
sion of operations. On this there is an in
surance of 1890 in the Union Company
of Baltimore, 800 in the Virginia and Ma
rine Company, and $500 in the Virginia
State Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

MoRrUARy REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 20, 1870, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the office OF the
Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 36 !;
in addition, still-born was reported. Sex ::
Males, %: females, Is. Celor White males,
70; white females, A; colored males, II;
colored females, 9. Condition Single, 70 !;
married, 13; widows, /; unknown, =. Ma
tivity United States, SO; Ireland, l; Ger
many,2. Locality City at large, ?; Mar
shall Ward, 7; Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison
Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, 8; AlmshouSc, L.
Age One day to thirty, 2; one month to
six, | a; six months to twelve, 2; one year
to three, 8 five years to ten, 1 /; ten years
to twenty, l twenty years to thirty, g.;
thirty years to forty, I; forty years to fifty,
2 fifty years to sixty, 3; sixty years to
seventy, l; unknown, 1. BY whom certl-
fed: Regular practitioners, 81 Board of
Health, 4. Causes of death Commissions,
:; consumption, 6 (3 white, coloreO ;
cholera intantum, 2; diarrhGa (chronlc), ;
dysentary (acute), ,; dropsy, 1 diptheria,
/; debility, l ; fracture OF skull, heart
disease, 2; Inflammation of brain, in-
flammation OF stomach and bowels, l !; ma
rasmus, l; pneumonia, 1; premature
birth, 1; paralysis, 1 !; typhoid fever, ( ;
teething, S; tabes mesenterica, l; yalen-
lar disease Of heart, unknown, 1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York, mer-
ch ndise and passengers, John W. Wyatt
Steamer S;sre Of Maryland Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. P. Brett.
Steamer Eliza Haucox, Burns, Norfolk, mer.
cband'se and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner RI: 7. Wood, Curtis, Albany, lumter,
G. r. II hItlock.
Schooners Armada, Palmer: John Be1tty, Price;
and Beile Conway, Skinner: coal 8. Fl. Hawes.
Schooner Maria and Elizabeth, McNemara, Phi
ladelphia- coal, C.. II. Page.
Schooner Reading Railroad, No. 4S, Outten,
PHILADELPHIA, coal, stephen Hunter.
Schooner Judge Hopkins, Gallagher, Philadel.
phia merchandise, Downward. Anderson & Co.
schooner Robers Healy, Brooks, Havre de Grace,
Schaoncr Marthl Collins, Groves, Philadelphla,
cosl, Colonel Dillon.
scnconer ocean Bird, Marsh, Philadelphia, coal,
j: 3. Watkins.
schooncrs Pbledser and Henrietta, Norfolk,
scrap iron. to master.
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, Baltimore,
Done-duSt
SAILED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. 2. Brett.
cIeamer JHhu Sylvester. Gttfora, ho1toik, Tasr-
chanaise and passengers. I. y. T2tnm.
Sch homer Bes, Hearn, Brandywine, grain, Cur
It's u Pal ker.
| MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. August 22.-Arriyed, steamer
Admiral, RoyboId, Baltimore. merchandise and
pas .ens,rrs, y crk siver Railroad Company, and
sailed n return.
| aCoUIA CREEK, Augu:t 22.-Arrived, steamer
aud passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg and
fcton C r.ilroad, and sailed on return
Sch oners taspar teft, Shoe; and BanYard,
Magse, c!e.red at philad=pha the Goth instani for
Richmond.
| Schooner 3ardinian, Eolbrook, from Rockland
| fo- sichmond, at Holmes Hole the 18th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

The SURVEY OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAwHA CANAL TO BE AT ONCE Com
MENCED.-Mr. L. Lorraine, chief engineer
of the James river and Kanawha canal,
left Richmond this morning to commence Il
survey Of the canal. He will be joined at
the White Sulphur Springs by William r.
Hutton, chief engineer of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, with surveying party.
They will commence operations near
Crows, which is the eastern terminus OF
the Nine-Mile tunnel, sixty-Iours miles be-
yond Buchanan, and will proceed thence
down the Greenbrier and New rivers to the
kanawha. The surveying party will be
composed of fifteen persons, and it will
take three months to complete the survey;
Mr.. Hutton has been appointed by Colonel
Craighill, on behalf of the United States
Government, to make the survey of the
canal under the appropriation made by
Congress for that purpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

A NEGRO PLAYING PoLICEMAN.--At late
hour on Saturday night negro went to the
house of Mr.. William j. Harwood, corner
of Twenty-fifth and Marshall streets, and
accosting q servant, told her the house
must be closed up at once. She demanded
by what authority he made such demand,
to which the negro replied that he was a
newly-appointed policeman, and his orders
must be obeyed. The girl then called the
lady of the house, to whom the negro made
the same statement. She then rushed to
the front window, and, becoming alarmed,
there being no male person in the house,
called loudly for watch /" A genuine
policeman then came up at double-quick,
but before he arrived the pseudo officer OF
the law had made good his retreat. His
object in attempting to play policeman re"
mains mystery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

SERIOUS IF NOT FATAL ACCIDENT.-About
noon Yesterday colored man named Al
bert Claiborne met with serious if not IA
tai accident. He was ascending ladder
leaning against the rear wall of the Broad
street engine-house, which has been under
going repairs, when he was (as is supposed)
seized with fit and fell suddenly from near
the top to the bottom of the ladder. He
first fell upon Mr.. George r. Jennings,
driver of the hook and ladder truck, his
head badly mashed and his arms broken.
doing well. The colored man was taken
home, almost in dying condition, it was
thought, but was living at last accounts.
He is said to have been subject to fits, and
on one occasion falling into the fire was
badly burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

From the tenor of telegrsms received from Eu-
rope the people OF the United States fiud It qnie
Difficult sc times to determine to their own sats-
faction which account is really true.
Now, what we wish to show is the advantages
the people Of this city and State enjoy I'm d fr-r-
ent respect. If they are in need Of DRY GOODS,
and, after reading all the adver tisements with the
prices enumerated IN the Dispatch, should they
have the least doubt which place is the cheapest
and nost advantageous to buy it, they have but to
call at LEVY BROTHERS, ask to gee their goods,
and they viii at once be convinced that the Cid
Southern Dry Goods Store Is the place to make
their purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

PILoTAGE.-Some days ago Mr.. Baldwin,
the Vice-Consul of Brazil, laid before the
Chamber of Commerce a statement show.
ing that large quantities of flour were being
shipped from this city Uia the lower Poto-
mac route for Baltimore for shipment thence
to Rio, instead of its being sent by vessels
to that destination direct from this port. and
that this fact was owing to the pilot and
other charges, the former particularly being
so heavy that captains OF vessels refuse to
come here.
II will be recoIlected that accompanying
the statement made by Mr. Baldwin to the
Chamber of Commerce was 4 letter from
Palmer, Hartsook & Co., OF this city, on the
same subject, and also letter from the
master of the brig Premier, then in port,
complaining bitterly of the enormous charge
made upon his vessel.
| The whole subject was placed by the
| Chamber of Commerce in the hands of its
Committee on Outward Trade, of which L,
w. McCance is chairman, and we have
heard several inquiries made as to what that
committee has done on the subject.
there is no doubt but it is OF much i'm.
portance to our city that every inducement
Should be held out to vessels to come here
Every vessel that comes leaves some money,
and that now more than ever is destderd'
t,,m. 1t is stated that when a vessel comes
ND james river in tow Of a tug she has tc
pay pilotage to a pilot on board her in the
| full amount. although the pilot Of the tug
| as the actual guide. e--..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

The COUNTERFEIT MONEY SwINDLE AR -
RIvED.-An intelligent young merchant Of
this city received yesterday an offer of q
business engagement which looks remune-
rative. a certain firm in New York writes
that they have been constantly engaged
since last winter in preparing plates of one,
two, five, and ten-dollar greenbacks. Bav-
ing completed them, they are now prepared
to furnish the bills of different denomina-
tions in any quantity desired above $500.
Our friend is told that they are the finest
executed bills ever issued, and cannot be
detected even by the oldest expert, and it
is just as safe to pass them as if they came
from the Treasury Department. They are
put up in packages Of $500, 81 900, $1,000,
and $4,000, to be sold at the rate Of twenty
to twenty five cents on the dollar, or five
cents OH the dollar cash, by express, and the
balance in fifteen days. Some suggestions
are also made as to the manner Of getting
the notes into circulation, and the agent is
advised not to show more than two or
three hundred dollars at time. Follow
ing these directions will, it is said, place a
man /" ON the road to fortune and afllu-
ence." Our friend has not taken the bait,
but although the dodge" is an old one,
some may be taken in by it. Even if you
are rascally enough to go into the counter
felt money business, if you receive such Il
circular tear it up. Send on the money de-
sired and you Will never even see the coun-
tcrfeit notes. Might as well throw your
" Stamps" into the james river at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

POLICE CoURr-Justice j. j. White pre-
| siding.-The following cases were examined
and disposed of yesterday:
Michael O'Conner, for unlawfully inter-
| fering with and threatening Franklin Je-
ter, and Franklin Jeter for unlawfully de-
| frauding Michael OConner, were both dis
Isaac Wood, charged with cursing and
! otherwise abusing Martha Harlan. Case
dismissed on payment OF costs.
| William Richardson and Aaron Jones
| (colored), unlawfully fighting i'll the street,
| were discharged.
| Bob Davis (colored), drunk, disorderly.
and.raising Cain generally in the house OF
| Caroline Harris (colored), was fined s2.
| Esther Rawlings (colored) was charged
| with stealing bed-quilt, the property OF
Robert Smith (colored), and let off.
Jim Burr (colored), for interfering with
policeman in the discharge OF duty. Jim
not appearing. his bail was forfeited.
Graham Wilson (colored), for assaulting
Sandy Burr (coloreO, and Sandy Burr for
dittoing Graham Wilson, cross-warrant,
were fined 81 each.
| John Reardon, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined $3.50.
Agnes Christian (colored), for using
abusive and indecent language on the
streets, was fined $3.50.
w. II. 1ailaferro and Jefferson CypneI
(solored), charged with throwing stones at
Alvey Richardson and being nuisancess
generally. Taliaferro was discharged and
Cypher fined 81.
Mary Sullivan, hard case, for cursing and
abusing Martha j. Bell, was discharged.
Jim Scott (colored) was up for " felonious-
ly taking possession Of" one horse and cart
the property Of John L. Bosher, and the
case dismissed.
John Scott Icolored), for using profane
and indecent language in the streets and in
terfering with a policeman in the discharge
of his duty, was required to give security
in the sum of S100 for his good behavior.
Anderson (colored), an idiot, was charged
with being vagrant.
William Henry Michee alias Tollyer (co-
lored), charged with assausting and beating
Francis Ellis, was discharged.
Stephen Keller (colored), was charged
with uulawfully selling one chicken, the
property of John Perry. There were about
dozen witnesses in this case, and swear
ing enough to make the feathers fly. AS the
Justice was not right sure whose chicken 1t
was, the case was continued until to-day.
Thomas Goode (colored) was fined S2' for
committing q nuisance.
Joe Winston (colored), assistant junk
dealer, charged with stealing iron from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, was sent on
for indictment. rs: ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

NOTICE.- .,sssssassssx.
y FRIE Nd HIP JoGGE, I. o. -. SIIg-SSE
F.. No. l0.- All mem ers of this -Zsgstt-sssSs@~-
Lndgc are requested TO atte0d the T<'4TSr<>'
next, eguiar meeting o. III. Lodge on TUESDAY
EIGHT August a3d as ID tiers of Importance to
the interest OF every member Will be before the
t,odgc,
n. R.--An members Of other Lodges in good
standing are especially my tied TO attend.
T>igngd1 HENRY T. COOK,
au - 4t& Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

WRIT OF PROHIBITION AGAINST THE CITY.
On yesterday Judge Wexford, on the petit
ton of John Il. Scdgwick, issued rule
against II. X. Ellyson, Mayor, and Joseph
j. White, Police Justice, to show cause why
q writ of prohibition should not be issued
to prevent the sale, under their authority,
of several barrels of whiskey belonging to
the said Sedgwick. The whiskey was seized
and was to be sold to satisfy a fine imposed
upon Mr.. sedgwick for refusing to comply
with tie ordinance concerning city gauging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

A DoUBLE-BARRELLED BURGLAR.-John
Orell, the ex-penitentiary bird who was
shot by the police OH Saturday night whilst
attempting to operate upon the store of
yesterday. He was also charged with bur-
glariously entering Mr.. William NJ. Aliens
carpenter shop on the night of the 18th in
slant and stealing lot of tools, which were
found in his possession on Saturday night
and identified by Mr.. Allen as his property.
Orel has been in the State boarding house
on two previous occasions for taking articles
that did not belong to him, and should ne
he again convicted will, if not pardoned
(of which there is very little chance), have
to die out. The charges against him will be
investigated on Thursday next, as he isnow
physically unable to put in an appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

HOW IN THE WORLD ELLYsoN & TAYLOR can
sell so cheap we can't see. We see they have Ho-
garth complete, 50; Mysteries Of Parisr and
"Wandcring jew" at 81 each; Grace Aquilar's
works at 81 per volume, or complete set for 50.
advise all our friends to call at ll1e Main street
and see them !; They will be sure to be pleased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING IN Hen
R1Co.-The Conservatives Of Henrico will
hold a meeting at the courthouse on the
first Monday in September next for the
purpose Of re6rganizing for the fall cleo
lions, and taking such action in regard to
nominations for county officers and for q
representative IN the next Congress as said
meeting may think proper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23
TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-You at
~ tentIon is again called to City Ordinancs,
chapter II, section VIZ, III en- s1 ts1eS w1th u
assessed be not paid before 1st day Of September the
Collector may distraln, except where one.h II
thereof has been paid under the third section.n
/ shall attend at my office daily between the hours
OF s aud 10 O'Clock A. M., and and y O'Clock Z.
~. for the purpose OF receiving the amount OF
said unpaid bills.
Those who cannot call at said hours win please
lea We their names and residences, and they shall
be waited on promptly.
Gu oa-eod7t City Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23
r,AnMylILE FEMAIE COLLEGE

TNARNN LILLE L T. NJ ~ l. l. \S'LLE1E
I pKDPE;. TS AT AUCTION In pursuance
= an order Of the stockh 'iders OF the Farmyille
rorn4 ale clllgt, the undersigned WIZ, ON THURS
NAY : picm Ger !, 1870, 1t Farmv.lc. Va. sell az
s,rttcn lne n AL and PERSON AL PROPERTY
~ No corporation. The buildings NJ 6 iocSIc: n
s I'm ,rnrca two-acrs lot within fG% scuar q. W
I", - nlrches railway depot, and pc st-ctHc :. fha
COLLEGE proper Is three story utcr hu,llny
\,fih chaccl music AND rcclta,i .r..rocyua dtm,mr
s-H ,."rcrooms. parloTs, swel -, ,N ~mSrrs wttf,
halls and closets. ,
The Er perry Is ,md rTfs' Is ami used as semi
ErI!cvc shs private entt' Srt>,, can Ipnr.. w,.riy
manage SUN nS,' ,," "A. 1t 10 also capable OF
r,."s c"rNess,u uttto trivste residences. Farm
v!ie'S III co''t'""1' don by rail with the whole
country.
iEh&s .'rbs tnT 5.' <onal property unclodIng mo-
Gcra no. ~ ~ .orei Will be sold for cash. The
p.r,h'IG' y, ~, -, hni!uirgs uncluding garden lot
an! 50. ~ Il 10 required 10 pay oue-fourth of
he iu.S3a" money IN cSsh ard for the bal lSnce,
"ct l5S.,' noes satisfactorily endorsed, at six
tTSNt-' "a ei4hteen morth;, Interest &ddcd, VIII
r"'s .ccG. The l.le NH be retafne til the ma
r'.H> :rd 2sNU-n of the notes. lnqa,rics -, y
I: rladc UI Il. r. Warren. sec -ctary Farmville
Va" Il. +. >hhKt.>,
+. y. WArkitS
SyI-TuSw Comm Sto' crS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23
OFFICE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
nNlnND "a. Anpnsl IL. 1870.

IFFTCE y,
RI,lAo>D VA. August IL. 1870. !
YNIIE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL
receive applications for appotntment rs
TEACH ~',S II THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS until
ug st 30th.
Male aud female teachers Of experience and
ability are wanted.
The Board desires as far MS prs cticable. to Sc
cure competent colored teachers for the coIored
schools.
Applicants should state If they are willing to
teach either color, and forwsrd testimonials of
nu4Ii Iifcatious and experience in teGcning. Ad-
dress j II. BI;"FJRD,
Superintendent OF Schools and Secretary or the
Board III lS-tAu30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

COMPUTATIONS AT ST. MARK's.-At st.
Marks Episcopal church on Sunday morn
ing Right Rev. Bishop Whittle preached a
most forcble sermon from Acts xvii, %:
"Sirs, be Of good cheer; for believe God.
that it shall be even as it was told me-"
After the sermon four persons were con-
tirmed by the Bishop. The services were
attended by very large congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

A DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-The poison
Gus caterpillar has made his appearance in
Manchester, a number Of the venomous in
sects being found on Sunday at the residence
of l., S. Clarke, Esq. AS yet no accident
has occurred, and steps looking to speedy
determination Of the whole race have been
taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23
FORM OF PROXY.

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co.
Knoo all Men By these Presents:
That -, the undersigned, do hereby c0nsti-
tute and appoint attorney - ter -
and In name to vote on all questions that
holders CT the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company TO be reid at on - the -
day or , or ut anv adjourned meeting thereof,
h -rcby ratilJing all the acts Of -, said attor-
me- In the premises, fully as II - were present
and voting N person.
In testimony Whereof - have hereunto
affixed - hand this - day OF -.
On RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

HEALTH OF DR.. JETER.-A reporter of
this paper visited the residence of DIR. Jeter
last night at a late hour, and learned that
though still critically i'll, he was considered
in much more hopeful condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their adj
dress by ordering the same at this Office.
Terms, sixty cents per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

GAS BILLS DUE.-Remember to pay your
Don't put this off to the last minute. Madi-
son Ward gas bills are now due, and the
25th will be the last day of grace TOR dis
count. Iflice open from A. NJ. till 2.
NJ. All bills must be paid within ten days,
or the gas turned of. Read your bills care
fully. Take the full amount and save
tr0ullp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-23

CoscERr.-On Thursday night at the Bap:
tist church, Manchester, the long-talked OF
rosebud concert" will take place. We
expect to see large turnout.