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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

POLICE Court, FRIDAY-Justice j. y.
White presidhg.-James Taylor (colored),
charged with obstructing and interfering
with an officer of the police in the dis
charge of his duty, was let OF with an ad-
Bob Spriggs (colored), charged with as
assaulting and beating Chelsea Johnson
(colored), was discharged. .,u
John T.. Volck, charged with offering lor
sale blackberry wine, In violation of the
CITY ordinance. Case dismissed.
Hilton and Jane Winston (colored) were
AGAIN I'D for abusing Mary Winston (co-
lored) and threatening her life. Case dls'
missed.
Isaac Schwartz, for assaultlng and beat
ing his mother, Caroline Schwartz. NO
witness appearing, he was discharged.
Joe Coleman, Amanda Norris Rosa
Moss, Jim Jackson, Jane White, sue Blank
inship, and Margaret Brown, were VI, upon
disorderly house, and fined S. each.
Betty Taliaferro (colored) and Elizabeth
Jeter (white) were again called for tres
passing upon the premises OF Samuel Z.
Hays, and discharged, the Justice having
Mary Winston (colored), for using abusive
and threatening language to her mother,
| Mary 2. Winston. Case dismissed.
Adam Washington (cOlored), assistaii'
junk dealer, charged with having IN ms
possession a quantity of iron supposed to
| have been stolen, was sent on.
| Rachael Wilson. for having IN her posses
sion sundry articles of wearing apparel, tne
property of Chamberlain Wilson, was
bound over to keep the peace for SIX months,
there being 40 larceny in the case.
Pat. Morriss, drunk, disorderly, ana eX
posing his person upon the streets. IL De-
| inp his first appearance he was excuse .,
William Ward (colored), charged with
forcibly taking the child OF Judy Coles anc
beating the said Judy. He was required &C
give security to keep the peace for sls
Bob Lawrence (colored), for stealing lot
of cigars from some one unknown, was sem
| on. xru:
charged with entering the house of and as
saulting and beating Mrs. Mary Bingham
was again called up and he was fined y.
The case of William Thorn and Florence
Sullivan, for stealing stone from Pat. Lynch
| was called, and the parties honorably dis
charged. : r;,
son. for living in. adultery with MarioI
Jones, was called, and the party bomt
over in the sum of Sl0O to keep the peace
for six months,
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HoRsE-TH1EvEs BROUGHT TO JUSTICE

HoRsE-THIEvEs BRoUaHT TO JUSTICE
John johnson was convicted in Judge
Guieon's court yesterday Of stealing two
horses from Mr.. Absalom Koiner, of. Au-
gusta county, and was sentenced to the
nenitentiary for five years. The offence was
Committed only about two weeks ago, the
horses being recovered and the thieves ar-
rested through the instrumentality of Cap
tain Epps and this paper. johnson is quite
an old man, and it was really affecting to
see him bow his venerable head as he re.
ceived his sentence. He Is q resident OF
Greene county, and says he has ten chill
dren. His partner, or, as it would seem
from the evidence, the principal partlci-
pator in the crime, is young fellow Of
about twenty-five years of age, who is yet
Younger hired him to assist in the robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

LARGE SALE OF CITY BoNBs.-Mayor Elly-
son on yesterday, with the approval of the
Finance Committee of the City Council,
sold $1,000 of city eight per cent. bonds
at $92.50.. These bonds were authorized to
be issued by the City Council for the pur-
pose of erecting buildings for the public
schools, and the whole loan was taken for
permanent Investment by two gentleman Of
this city, who regarded them as the best
bond investment offered in the market. The
bonds are coupon, payable in thirty-four
years. 1t speaks well for the financial
credit of the city, that our best business
men prefer our own to other bonds.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

An ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
~ RF-nSDA1N SECTl0N TW ELVE OF
[NTTEssSo OF THIsESM TKE eITy eoE REh HS25
Passed sth September, 1870:
Be IL ordained That section l9 Of chapter % of
the city ordinances he amended and re-oTuained so
as 10 read as follows:
y? The load for single carts shall not exceed one
thousand FIVE hundred pounds and their width or
frrs sh all no: be less than two inches. The load for
single draws or trucks shall not exceed two thou
sand wounds and their width OF tires shall not be
SSs T amne oman 'sS sSris dSass or TRUCKS
coed three thousand pounds and their wid,n ni
tires shall not be less IAN two ma ono ns, lnches.
three or four. horse ~agons or trucks shau carry
load not xcecdir Ave thousand pounds ana Their
w!1th Of tires shalt not be less han three inches.
Wagons or tracks carrying load eSceeutng ,nas
five thousand pounds shsl have tires not less
th,n six inches wide. Railroad cars unless
moved upon or sh,pS sIs srseSi wtb sbi
tires not less than six inches wide or upon i9ur
wheels with tires not less than ten !ncnes woe ;
panv shall be allowed TO carry the railroad cars
built ny them until tho 1st day OF January, nj.
on hS spsts @n rnS hs c csrtcd along
Street 10 Arch, along Arch to Tenth, and along
,n;h 10 the south side OF the basin In the rear Of
ecnih streets into Cary street to the dock river
su1 the said Tredegar Company shsil be at the
Of rpthns p thoss .4set ea ss sse Gn
rnittcc on Streets shall be convinced ex-
rrrd tha; which would have bsen done by
maze. Fort sblr engines exceeding ten thousand
pounds sh II be moved on four wheels, with tires
hot less ;iiau six inches wide. Locomotive and
stationary engiucs aud heavy ordnaacc exceeI-
Ia: five tons shall ne moved on fonr wheels having
,i-r> not less than six inches wide. Any piece Of
machinery or other indivislble article shali be
transported upon wheels having tires pond
ins in breadth 10 the weight OF the piece of ma
rtiurry or article In the ratio specified for cars,
,uslucS. or ordnance. The owner Of any cart
G-av. truck, or wagon. and the manufacturer or
,-aiSpor' cr of any cars, engines, machi cry, or
h,r article, who shall fsil TO comply with The re-
,rc: ions imposed ny this chapter, shall for every
ch offence oc fined not less than ten nor more than
ssrly dollars. h II portion ofthiS 0rdina nee rela-
.9 ihe tres OF carts drays. trucks, and wagons,
hal! 20 into operation and after the lst day oi
January. 1872: Prorided, hoaoerer. That all such
vehicles constructed subsequent to its passage
and AL new wheels replacing those now In use
>t,ll conform thereto; and thst portion OF this
.,uance referring TO the loads for carts, dray S,
trucks, and wagons, and 10 csrs, engines. ma
hin. ~ or other indivisible article, shall take
fleet from its passage. Nothing In this section
.aslI Spply to vehicles used ny farmers or others
Wing in the country coming into The city with
,-utuce or fuel
Published by authority OF Council.
>.s 81 L. G. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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THREE YEARS IN THE P PENITENTIARY.-The
trial of John johnson, the young white man
charged with stabbing negro named James
Taylor, was concluded in the Hastings
Court yesterday, by the conviction of the
accused. He was sentenced to three years.
confinement in the penitentiary. Charles
Welsh, who was jointly indicted with john
son for being party to the affray, will pro-
bably be tried to-day.
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MILES OF STREETs.-There are one hun
dred and three and quarter miles Of streets
in this city, divided between the wards as
follows: Clay has 25 miles Monroe, 19h
Madison, 17a Jefferson, 22H Marshall,
19. The public alleys are not included
Clay Ward has the largest area, Madison
Ward is the most closely built mp, and Nc Mon: n
the extent of our streets and public alleys
some idea may be formed of the expense
and labor required to police them, keep
them in repair, and clean them.
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INDICTMENTS REPoRTED.-The grand jury
of the Hastings Court on yesterday re-
ported true bills against John johnson,
London, Nancy Anderson, Henry Thomp-
son, and Nathaniel Warren, for felony. /;
John Astrop, John Antoni, James, Call,
Adam washington, Cornelius Parrot, Jos.
winston, Agnes Lewis, Charles Marks,
John Turner, William Anderson, Robert
Lawrence, Joseph Basselman, James
Green, Bartlett Davis, A. j.. .Burren,
Junius Adams, and Henry Lindsey, for
miSdemeanor.
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WILL PERFORM IN RICHMOND ON LOT
CORNER OF SECOND AND LEIGH STREETS
FOR THREE DAYS,
SEPTEMBER 10Th, goth, and 21st.
1t should be distinctly understood that every
department Of the Circus is complete, and that
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER
will positively appear at each performance, and
In every respect the best performing Circus In
America, guaranteeing an exhibition Of
SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE AND SATISFAC-
TION TO ALL.
THREE GREAT CLOWNS:
DIR. JAMES L. THAYER,
JOHN JUDD,
& HIRAM DAY.
RIDERS:
LA BELLE LOYALLE and
MISS LOTTIE SHERIDAN, =s,s
Mr.. CHARLES REED,
Mr.. JOHN BARRY, a.. ..l.
HARRY WILSON,
S.P. STlCKNEY. a
GYaiNAsTs:
Three WILSON BROTHERS, #.J "
HOGLE, and 1
BEDANN, s .a "
JOHN COOK,
and large corps Of auxiliaries.
Doors open at Q and O'Clock P. NJ. daily.
Admission, rs cents children under twelve
years, so cents. : 'nt s..
No great pretensions to parade, bus q genuine
and flrst-class Circus. .-..f ~ see-N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

ROLLER SKATING seems to be gaining
popularity with all of the little folks and a
great many others of larger growth, if we
may judge from the last few assemblies at
St. Alban's Hall. 1t is really beautiful
sight to see from a hundred to hundred
and fifty persons of all ages and both sexes
gliding around large room as if by magic.
This roller skating is healthful and inno-
cent exercise, and seems to be taking the
younger portion OF the city by storm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

RICHMOND, VA, August 18th, 1870.
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-.
- CEIVED for the erection or q II nc n
seventh streets till u n. SATURDAY the 18th of
October. :" =. e -. =
Payments will be made as the work progress
per cent. to be retained till It's compile
tion and the successful bidder will be required 20
enter into contract for the prompt and falthlul
performance Of Eis obligations.
Proposals will also be received for the Ma
SONNY and WOODWORK separately.
Bidders are requested To maze an oHer 1or tno
building now on the lot. ~ 80
Plans, detailed drawings, aud SPECIFICATIONS, can
be seen at the Office Of JAMES II. WORD, cary
street bet~ cen Fourth and Fifth. 49,. .t..'r H.
The committee reserves TO itself the right TO re"
ject any or all of the ODDS. U ~ &... ~ p
Further Information can be obtained II desired
of JOHN B. CARY, Chairman.
-. 70, s22 Main sti eet. I.
RrcrMoND Sentamha 1870. Sc 9-lw
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EOR SALE.
MACHINERY FOR MAKING SASSA-
N1 FRAS OIL FOR SALE.

offer for sale my FA Glory and FIXTgREs
for the manufacture of SASSAFRAS OIL. at
Halfway station, On the Richmond and PETERS
burg railroad-the most perfect establishment OF
tue Kind In the State. When properly conduGted
the business is very profitable. The impossibllity
OF giving 1t personal attention ts my only
reason for selling. The cost OF making inc oil OH
does not exceed nifty cents per pound ana lt selis
readily at from eighty cents to one dollar per
pound.-from october to May being the most pro-
Htable season. ......
mir. P. A. CHALKLEY,7 ot Halfway station,
ia suthorized 20 lake the sale, and any informs-
tion or instruction required viii be given by Mr..
IS Sc s..iw SoIT JAMES 81. PLATT, JR.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. c. PULLIAM will sell at - P. III. q tract OF
land In Chesterfield, about twelve miles from
: the courthouse, containing alo acres.
q. A. GATHRIGHT will sell at his store, at 10
O'Clock, a large assortment Of confectionerles'
frui.s candles, fancy articles, etc. .-
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at the horse lot
several good saddle and harness horses, mules,
&C.. &c.
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THREE MEN INJURED BY THE FALL OF i
ScAFFoLD.-Yesterday morning scaffold
used by the workmen engaged in repairing
the Oregon Hill Baptist church gave way,
precipitating to the ground Mr.. j. L. Pettis
and two colored men. AL three were in
jured-1lr. Pettis and one of the negroes
slightly and the other badly. They will all
rppovar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE SEPTEMBER 10.-A.
A. Clarke, Philadelphia, Pa; G. 7. Lee,
Moorfield, West Va. j. w. Leeds, j. P.
Medermach, Philadelphia, Pa; b. R. Sla-
ter, Newbridge, Va; Sally Shoy, Washing
ton, D. G.; J. d. Tretton, Franklin Depot,
Va; L. n. Warren, Virginia.
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ExpLANAr1os.-We are requested to say
that Sergeant Chalkley has the receipt OF
A. D. Leffew, deputy sergeant. for the
knife used in the johnson stabbing case,
dated July IA, showing no derehetion OF
OF duty. on the part of the police authorities;
The knife was not forthcoming at the trial
on Thursday. s z.ft.
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y ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
y RE-ORDAIN SECTION FnRTY. THREE

Of CHAPTER THlRTS-FOUR OF THE CITY
uEDINAN CoSCEkSIS1 STREETS.
Passed september 5. 1870:
l. /; or2njned, That section IS OK chapter 3! Of
~ civ ordinances concerning streets be- ana the
same i hereby. amended and re-ordaned so as 10
rad aS follows:
. No person shall water any OF the streets
within the CITY hy or With 4 wateriagcart except
under the direction and supervision Of the Com
ursttce on Strce.s Generally. nor without having
r->I obtained written PERMISSION from the SAID
rammittee. The psr!orations of lhs sprinkicrS OF
SAID ~at.!iug-carts sh.l be limited 10 one-twenti.
,;h uf an inch IN diameter, and the streets shal
not be passed over by SAID watering-carts oftener
taan three times each day, under penalty OF not
less than five nor more than tfty dollars for each
and every offence. No such permission shall be
given for longer period than one year at any one
Time and the person or persons obtaining II shal!
nav the re gular license tax imposed on carts. and
such rates for the use of water as may be Imposed
~ direction of The Committee on Water.
Published by aathoritS OF Council
ses5t +. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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stesmer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W.P. Brett.
'a SAILED. M .sFs -R:ss
chs1ar heamer John Sylvester, Gtnord, Norfolk, mer.
enan,nse ana passengers,f,. 3. Tatum
-, ,s.eamer Niagara, BIackwoed. New York, mer.
euadlse nahne and passengers. John W. Wyatt.
chand, h.GnToner Reddington, Gregory, Boston, mer-
ne, Schooner Belle Conway, Skinner, Wilmington
Dsl., pig IRON, Curtis & Parkec. $50 q. y
schooner Roxanna. Franks Baltimore via
'Smeo Soonse ef Mntnr M!amosri Curtis y Parker.
CLEARED, -
Brig Grace Kelly, Kelly, lilo Grands do Sui
flour, Dunlop & McCance. - - : ~. -.
r.,. MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, September s.-Arrired steamer
Admiral, keybolt, Baltimore. merchandise ant
passengers, York River Railroad Company, anC
sailed IN return. ~ 3.r:" ,f.rr = = -
ACqUIA CREEK, September 9.-Arrived, steamer
GeOrReanns, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
aod passengers, Richmond, Fredericksburg ant
Potomac Railroad. and sailed on return. -
BALTIMORE. September s.-Tieared schooner
Wary G. Elliott, Buell.. for Richmond.
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SH o 2.
EACUINE SHOP. .3TGl
AVA sLoAr q ADDINGToF.5 = !ltssas
MACRINISTs, siEj ~ f5f:siaee Z
WoaKs AND OFFICE Iss3 AND 1874 lCAExifs
STREET. BETwEgg gFoURTEESTHANps ssF F9a
FIFTEENTH STREETS, ,g.r gss,,g-sfsi !.
RICHMoND, VIRGINIA. 3.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK HADE HAAI2 zee. III.
city and country; !; TOBACCO WQkk .of sl
kinds made and repaired TORACC9 FIJI .hIcy.
TENING-hnILS made and !epalfsa Id ~ Sqn sas =
FORM and all other kinds Of SCALES REPAlh..
ED and ADJysIED: AGENTss AG y 1Ss Is salel s,ht q
vERN0R. sEIDEN'S PATENT STEAM.Ens
CINE PACKING, Utica Conpany's. SdEAiM--t ~ az
GAUGES. These gspges srs We X Hssp
sii kinas OF BRASS WORK, OF sll w lssss
MAKE for STEAM ESG1alEsss1 ar suSS ours p FtR,
k cocksss ssss,,smC 1M ~ Sri. .F-FEEUERS.ST STEAM.WHlS-
TLEs WATER-GAUGES q ds0sE-rA,.sss 90 y. gsrss Es. -.
nStnans or such articles as are uSed Dy III run.
hing M steam-ensines and ssT,saiai; iaaii;,pI.erOa :
- j. ,st ,st%@ ss iS3a and 1874 Cary street.
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Every one would do well to remember that No.
Governor street is the place to have watch-re-
pairing done in the best manner at lowest rates +;
where LUMsDEN sells clocks, spectacles, eye
glasses, &C., at low rates. No. Governor street,
next to Office of Old Dominion Steamship Com
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VIOLATION OF SAMPLE ORDINANcE.-J. j.
Hall and John l.. Nolck, of New York,
were brought before the police court yes
terday on the charge of selling goods by
sample without license, in violation OF the
city ordinance. Hall was fined $50; Volck
was acnuitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

All of the beauties of the season In the way of
neck-ties may be had of Il. b. SPENCE & soN,
1900 Main street, where you can find suits ready
made or have them cut in tie latest style and at
the very lowest prices,
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1.-THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM."-P Persons want
ing this paper who do not come down town Sun
day morning, can have 1t sent to them through the
mail, and delivered by the letter-carriers in any
part OF the city at an early hour in the morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

Accidents daily occur through one's own mis-
fortune or the carelessness Of others. Insure
against them in the Travellers Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Ct. e. COURTNEY JENKINS,
State Agent, ilis Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY a Dutchess pear
from Mr.. Joseph T. Henley. Of King and
Queen. Circumference, liz by 12A inches,
and weighing 16 ounces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

CoRNs-HARD, SOFT, &C.; BUNIoNs. DISEASED
NAILS, &n., removed without pain permitting
the patient to walk Immediately with perfect ease
and comfort-by DR.. SCHULTZ, who has returned.
Office, Nineteenth street near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

Garry or send orders for dry oak and pine wood
for cooking and klndling to the office Of the wood
factory, on the south side OF the Basin, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets Carts are ready ana
waiting TO carry il out to customers.
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED. Detec-
tive Winston F. Rogers has succeeded IN
recovering the gold watch sloien IroM % hnd
A. T. Harvey about montn ago. ~ n'u
heen 0feucedo - in Baltimore.
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RICHMOND, September 0 1870. se0--Iw
NHESAPEAKE AND. OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Proposas will be received until l2 M. 2Ist Sep
tember al Charleston w. Va, and until IL n. 2sth
September in Richmond. Va. for the construcz
''HOWE TRUSS" BRIDGING In spans ranging
FROM so to $50 feet on the line OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad between the fails Of hanawhs
| and the Ohio river.
Bids will be received for all part Of the above.
| Specifications may be had on application TO w.
| A. KUPER, priucipal assistant engineer,
| Charleston, w. Va. r s.F.s
Also, at the same times and places, for the
| GRADUATION, &C.. of a section on New river,
about thirty five miles above Its mouth, lnciuolnS
| a TUNNEL ], 800 feet In length.
The right to reject any or all proposals ts re-
| served, Il. D. WHITCOMB,
| au o7-tSe2e Chief Engineer.
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PRINTING FOR Observation-Disclosures for
office can have their cards, circulars, handbiils,
etc., printed promptly and at low prices at the
Dispatch printing g-house.
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURT--Judge Minor
presidinq.-The only cases disposed of in
this court yesterday, in addition to some
unimportant civil business, were those. OF
Benjamin Gentry, charged under two in
dctments with retailing liquor without
licenses. He was fined $50 in one case and
role prosequi entered in the other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-An kinds OF scnooi clrcu-
lars, reports, &C.. executed at the OiSpo'c' ohice
as cheap as the cheapest.
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IF you want really beautiful stock Of rare,
rich, and stylish goods to select from, call on E.
B. SPENCE 4 Son, the great Virginia clothiers, al
1900 Main street.
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BISHOP McGILL.-It is expected that
Bishop McGul will return to Richmond
from Baltimore to-day. IF so, he will off,
ciate at St. Peters cathedral tomorrow
morning,
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and perfect fit qua
rdnteed or no SALE by K. B. SPENCE s. Son, Mer-
chant Tailors, 1900 Main street.
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NJ. ELIYsoH & co. willinsert advertisementsln
the principal newspaparsin Virginia, North caro-
Inns, Tennessee and the northern cities as PAD
I,shers, rates, for CASH. Apply at this o1ices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

TIE SUNDAY TELEaRAM:-The first No;
OF Mr. Wiltz's paper with this title VII!
appear tomorrow morning, as announced
la an advertisement in another column.
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ExcURsIoN.-The colored society known
as the Sons of Enoch announce grand eX-
cursion to Burkeville, to take place on
Monday next.
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no 900 MUTUAL BUILDING

n1n OO0 MUTUAL B UIL LDI n G
FUND.-Stockholder IN this In
sT, ultio5, or those desirous OF becoming SO, are
hereby notified that an tnstalment OF
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in sums to suit, will be sold to The lowest h,dder
Bids may be made from this up TO SATURDAY,
septemb Der 10th, at 8 z. NJ.
save your rent; buy yourself q home.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANk-saVe our monsy'
Deposits OF ONE DOLLAR or more received.
For particulars, apply az srprrm
Re3-T NO, boF MAlN 4AhhDA'
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PR1NTISG.-Plain, colored, and fancy priot-
ing executed with neatness and at low rates AZ
Dispdtch Printing House. .-..... .z,
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WHEAT TARRIvING.-Nineteen carloads of
wheat from Southwestern Virginia arrived
here by the airline on Thursday night.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages OF one hnnorea o.
more, for sale at the Dtspatca counting-room.
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THE attention Of journeymen printers is d.
rected to an advertisement In to-day's Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

PERsoNAL.-Judge Hugh l.. Bond, of the
circuit court of Virginia, was in the cit!
Yesterday.