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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, September "a, 1870, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the Office Of the
Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, q in
addition, still-born were reported, e CO.
lored, white.) Sex Males, 10; females,
II. Color White males, a; white females,
I; colored males, G; colored females, 10.
Condition Single, 10; married, 6 !; widower,
l; widow, 1. Nativity United States, 26;
ireland, l. Locality Marshall Ward, 5;
Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison Ward, 8; Mon.
roe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 1 :; Almshouse, /.
Age: One day to thirty, !; one month to
SIX, 2; six months to twelve, one year to
three, 2; three years to FIVE, Q; five years
10 ten, l; ten years to twenty, 3; twenty
years to thirty, 3; forty years to fifty, 8;
tltty years to sixty, 4; sixty years to seventy,
,. By whom certified: Regular practition-
ers. %; irregular practitioner, /; Board
OF Health, 4. Causes of death Group, 9;
consumption, 2; (colored y eongestive fever.
l; congestion Of bowels, 1 convulsions, ]
acute dysentery, 1; heart disease, L; whoop-
ing cough, l Inflammation of bowels, / I;
gitis-chronic, 2; pneumonia, 2; peri
tonitis. /; premature birth, L; typhoid te-
yer, I; tuberculous disease, 1; umbilical
hemnlorrhage, l; unknown, 1. ...s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

A LEAF FOR LIDERTY.-Yestcrday after
noon as the down train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad was running between
Beaver Dam and HeWletts Il negro convict
in custody of Sheriff Richard Pharr, Of
Fairfax county, made his escape by jump
ing out Of the window Of i water-rlo%et in
the ear set apart for colorcd persons. The
closet door was closed ut the time, and the
sheriff and his assistant were standing with
out. so that they did not discover his escape
for about five minutes.
Passengers on the car next IN rear. who
saw him strike, say the fellow alighted on
his head, but picked himself up quickly,
and ran for life up the railroad. The train
was was stopped, and the officers were soon in
hot pursuit. Whether ther were success
full is not reported. The fellow who es-
capped was destined to serve term III the
penitentiary for the robbery OF 4 church.
His arms were piuioned when he made the
leap. and the train was running at the rate
of more than twenty-five miles an hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

| POLICE COURT, Justice J. j. White pre.
s'dang.-Robcrt Lemon, charged with being
drunk, disorderly, and using profane Ian.
Tuage in the streets, and attempting to
strike sergeant of the police, was squeezed
| for s..
Robert Carrall was fined $3.50 for the
same offence.
A. A. Abbott, charged with obtaining
! under false prentences $50 bushels and IS
pounds wheat, valued at 1856, by giving an
order on Taliaferro & Co. for the said
amount, he knowing the order to have
been worthless. Case continued until this
morning.
Jim Green alias Peter Minor (colored),
drunk and disorderly, and resisting the
police, was discharged.
Aaron Robinson (colored), for committing
nuisance in the Capitol Square, was fined
A. L. Lowe, for unlawfully abusing and
assaultins Henry J. Trimmer. Case dis
missed upon payment of costs.
Mary Sheay and Mary Sullivan, for un-
lawfully striking Martha Jane Bell, were
discharged.
Rebecca Walker (colored), charged with
steallngS3l from the person of Peter Minor.
Case dismissed.
Major Graves, charged with threatening
HLo SdSt
until this morning. She appeared in court
with a fractured jaw-bone, and showed
other signs of inhuman treatment.
Martha Jane Bell, for cursing and abusing
Mary Shea, was discharged.
Ursula Price (coloreG, charged with
abusing and threatening Adelaide Robin
son, was fined 800 and security required
in the sum of $50 for her good behavior.
James Minnis (colored), for assaulting and
beating Wyatt Johnson. Case continued
until this morning.
Thomas S. Thornton, drunk and inter-
ferlng with policeman while in the dis
charge of his duty, was fined 81.
Robert Morris and Gus Morton (colored),
charged with stealing one steer, the pro-
perty Of some person unknowns Case con.
tinued until October 4th.
Charles peane and Sarah Valentine (co-
lored), charged with lighting in the public
street, were fined each $50.
Adeline Robinson lcolored), charged with
abusing and threatening to kill Ursula
Price, was required to give security in $50
for her good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27
AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.
COOK It LAUGHTON will sell ut their saies.
room at 10 O'Clock large and varied assors-
ment Of household furniture. &c.


CENSUS STATIsTIcs.-Mr. John Oliver
Deputy United States Marshal, has furnish.
ed the following very interesting social sta.
tistics Of the city /:
Debt of the city, S2,111 ,531.49.
Total city and State tax, S7O9,OOO.
The whole number Of paupers supported
during the year Natives, 1853; foreign 10.
The whole number up to June l, 1870 :
Native white, 107 native black, III; for
elgn, 10. Annual cost to support the same,
S29, ,0625S.
The whole number of criminals convicted
during the year, 145. The number in jail
June 1st, 1870: White, 1S; colored, SS.
Total number Of criminals in the State
prison, I4S, as follows: Native whites, $50
native colored, 43S: women, 81; children
with mothers, I; foreign whites, 9. The
annual cost for supporting the same, sS1 1906.
There is State Library, 20, 900 volumes ;
? libraries of colleges, 5000 volumes; 40
church libraries, 16,S00 volumes Al Sab
bath school libraries, 1G,55S volumes cir
culating library, 5000 volumes SO private
libraries, IS, ,225 volumes.
Average wages Of a day laboror without
board, 81 !; with board 70 cents; pay of a
carpenter per day without board, S2.25 :
female domestic per week without board.
800; average price Of board to laborinc
man per week, $3.50.
The city has l college, / school Of medi-
cine, commercial school, go public schools,
divided as follows: 2 normal, | high, I
grammar, and 90 graded common 56 pri-
yate day schools, 8 boarding schools, 8
charity schools, and 43 Sabbath schools.
The total number of male teachers iu the
various schools is 7S; females, 172. Aver
age number of pupils: Males, 1913 fe-
males, 3,1S4. . ,
Total number Of newspapers, periodi-
Gals, &C., 22-S political, religious, agri-
cultural, 3 advertisers, 2 literary.
Ihere are in Richmond forty-live church
eoinces of nine different denominations as
1,ouoWs: Baptist, II ; Methodist, 10; Pres
byterian, 4; Episcopal, &; German Luthe-
ran, 3; Quaker, l !; Seaman Bethel, ]. The
churches will accommodate 33.415 persons.
The total value of church property is SSO9,-
800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

TIE MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE STATE:
The Board Of Directors OF the Richmond
Chamber of Commerce, impressed with the
importance of presenting to the people OF
the State and to capitalists outside the State
4 description of the best mineral resources
of the State, and OF the extent TO when
thev were being worked, appointed COM
mittee, styled the " Committee on Mining
to prepare a report OH the whole subject. n
circular was Immediately addressed by the
Secretary of the Chamber OF Commerce
to all parties whose names he could
obtain as interested in or working mines,
asking them to furnish Colonel Ordway,
chairman Of the committee, With any
information which they might think proper
to give. This circular was promptly re-
spondcd to by many of those to whom IL
was sent. and the result is that Colonel Ord
way, who of himself has worked most
vigorously, has been enabled to prepare :!
comprehensive report, which will he lad
before the Chamber of Commerce at It's an
nual meeting in October. The report on
coal mining has been entrusted to General
T. NJ. Logan, and rs the subject Is III bis
hands for long time, and aS 1t IS OF great
interest, the board look to him for tull
and comprehensive report at their next
meeting. This branch Of the subject has
been entrusted to General Logan because
he promised hearty cooperation with the
board and is thoroughly familiar with coal
mining,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

THE PALMA CHRISTI HAIR Tonic Is prepa-
ration which Messrs. MEADE Il BAKER have
been preparing for many years, aud Is nive1-
sally popular among Virginia ladies' Their sales
of this valuable tonic have doubled every year
since It's Introduction to the public. 1t contains
no dele.erlous mattcr-is, IN word what IL
claims TO be, hair toni :, combined with agreea-
bic and mild perfumes keeps the head clear Of
landrutf, gives the hair glossy and so!t appear
ance, and prevents 1t from Hing off. Those who
want a really pleasant innocent, and agreeable
hair-dressing, had better procure the PALMA
CIInTLTI at Messrs. MEADE Il BAKERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-ssas.lgLs....sss s...ss
YER AND KANAWaA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly sc IL " on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAys, Aad 'sssiE tstsA xs.
Freight sad tolls on goods for LsuchbprY and
beyond collected on delivery or prep pSIr, IT tte
option OF the shipper. Every s&cAl,ly stbicH1l
be afforded cousignees, tut no Obligation Is as
sumed to deliver down freight eIsewnersihan at
my oiIce on the DOCK without special agreement.
Way freighg viii not ee uei "erec I'LL charges sre
paid. ..ssr.s. ..s ~ .Ls4 @.s fS ysi1J
Bears locked and Insured,
Deli EDWARB DIbLON. Aren't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

To VIRGINIA MEDICAL STuDESTs.-The
Faculty of the Medical College of Virginia
have observed that Virginia state Senators
are advertising FOR applications from Virgi.
Ma students TO become benefciaries Of the
Washington University of Maryland, an in
stitntion which is striving to fill its lecture
rooms by undertaking respectable medi-
cal schools who do not choose to lower
themselves to such unprofessional rivalry.
We desire to inform all medical students
that while we expect them. if able, to pay
such reasonable charges rs are adopted by
all the respectable schools Of America, yet
we stand second to none in our readiness to
open our college to any deserving student
who brings satisfactory evidence of his in-
ability to pay his fees, nor do we require
any init oduction from State Senators to in-
duce us Us to receive any such applicants,
us an inspection of our annual circular will
prove.
We therefore hope that Virginia medical
student. will not be enticed by such appa-
rcntlY generous offers" Of foreign col
leges. but stay at home and support their
own institutions, struggling earnestly to
revive the fallen prosperity Of our beloved
State.
D. o,jo, or LN,,,,tt,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

THIRD PREsBrTRR1oy CHrRrH-R Rss51-
nation Of the Pustof.-At a conpre ga-
tional meeting held In the lecture-room
of this church on Sunday, Sept. 25. at
I P. NJ, moderated by Rev. DIR. Brown, of
the Central Presbgterfan; n letter was read
from the pastor, Rev. W. j.. Hill, requesting
the Church to unite with him in asking Il
a dissolution of the pastoral relation. In
this letter he gave Il concise statement Of
the reasons leading him to this step. lie
had for some tima desired to attend the
University of Virginia for one or more ses.
sions, but until the present the way seemed
to be blocked up. Now it was opened, and
he deemed it his duty to avail himself Of it,.
He regretted. deeply regretted, to leave Il
people whose uniform kindness had en-
.deared them all to him, but he must not
let M opportunity of improvement pass;
He felt the necessity of having the pulpit
supplied, and therefore recommended that
the Charch ask Rev. +. L. Baird, d. D., to
" supply them for the present.
The congregation agreed, though with
evident reluctance, to unite with the pastor
in asking ths Presbytery to grant diSsou-
ton of the pastoral relation between them.
The proposition in regard to an arrange
ment with DR.. Baird to supply the pulpit
was unanimously and heartily approved.
and the official body of the Church were di-
rected to confer with him at once upon the
subject.
Since writing the above we have learned
from member Of the committee appointed
to walt upon DR.. Baird that he has agreed
20 snptit- thnisi snr A'i6 ii~osnt ord +l'nt 10
will probably move at once to Church Hill.
DR.. Baird is one Of the ablcSt ministers Of
the Presbyterian Church in this country,
and the people of the eastern part OF the
city are fortunate in having the benefit of
his being in their midst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

THE CELESTIAL PHESOMESA of the "Nortll-
ern Lights = was witnessed by many thousa eds of
@. er. changing spleEd1rs in silent wonder. An
other mysterious visltant In the form Of Il comet
Will soon make its appearance. Unlike the Au-
Jra, We know wien to look for 1t; for astrono-
mcrs have calculated their cominRs and their go
iDgs, and tell exactly when and where they VIII
make their app -arancC. Mcssrs. ELLfsoN &
TAYLOR. lIl5 Main street, have sch,ol-books
which give all the information that Is known re-.
specling these, rs we'll as every other object AMI
mate or inaDimate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

PIC-NIc.-To-day there will be d picnic
given at the Fair Grounds for the benefit Of
the Catholic Male Orphan Asylum. The
object for which this picnic is to be given
is il good one, and those who aid it encou-
rage the establishment in our city of an IN
stitution which will be an ornament, as well
as one dispensing much-needed charities.
All arrangements have been made to render
the picnic agreeable, and there will be
trials of speed and other sources of amlse,
ment. DO not fail to attend. Cars will
leave the Broad-street depot frequently
during the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

MARTIsETTI TR0UpE.-Thc first appear
ancc of the above company, announced to
take place last night at the Theatre, was
postponed till tonight. The baggage, ap-
&C., were shipped by steamer
Wyanokc, of the Old Dominion line, but
the vessel was delayed at Norfolk by low
tide, which place it did not leave till 6
o'clock Z. NJ. yesterday. The performance
will take place tonight, when the Marti-
nettis will appear in an unusually attrac-
tive pro o"ramme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

THE City CoLLEcToR's CAsE.-Mr. W. b.
Davidson has given notice in Judge Wei
furd's court that he will enter suit against
J. j. English, John Poe, Jr., and Louis +.
Boz ossleuX, for &" "trespass and assault" he
claims damages in $1,000. He has retained
Messrs. Steger & Sands and K. L. Daniel as
counsel. No bill has yet been tiled in tic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27
ENGLISH ROAD STEAMER FOR Our FAIR,

ENGL1sH RoAD STEAMER FOR OUR FAIR.-
Mr.. Leigh, secretary OF the Virginia State
AGRICULTURAL Society, has resolved 4 letter
from Mr.. VIC. Uastler, the American agent
of the firm of Aveling IL Porter. engineers
and iron founders, Of Rochester, England.
who asks for information touching the eN-
hibition of one of their celebrated road To-
comotives at the approaching State tair;;
We trust that the reply may be such as will
induce Mr.. Oastler to make arrangements
to have one of these wonderful engines on
eyhibition. 1t will prove Il "reat attraction
to the fair, and may serve TO give our peo-
nile notion or two on improvements III
TRANSFORMATION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

SEVERELY HURr.-At New Kent Court
House, on Saturday, DIR. Warwick NJ.
Woodward, of this city, descending the
steps of the hotel, missed his footing, and
had fall which injured him very severely,
by dislocating one arm ut the elbow and
brllising the other. His wounds were
dressed by DIR. Williams and other physl-
clans. who came promptly to his relief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

THE AURORA BoREALIs, which gave free
treat on Friday and Saturday nights, was wit
messed with delight by m any hundreds Of our cti-
zens, vino cas erlY watched its rapid and brilliant
transitions. For further particulars, inquire OF
Z. B. SPENCE s. Son, the great|irginia clotherf,
1900 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

STYLE, FASHION, AND Low PRICES are the PC
culiartIcs Of the great Virginia clothing house of
Z. B. SPENCE 4 Son. For custom work. tEey
hue on h,nd large str ck of cloths, cassimeres,
and vestlugs, which their cutters and workmen
arc making up to suit the most fasticious taste.
For everything pertaining to gentlemen's wear
call ut 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL CoNrE:rloN-
Notice to Deleadtes.-The city delegates
named to the Cincinnati Commercial Con-
vention are urgently requested by the pre-
siIent of the City Council 10 report to him
Inv "Wednesday afternoon as TO whether they
viii be able to attend or not. The fellow
ing-named gentlemen are sure TO 60 !:
Messrs. w b. Isaacs (chalrmanl, Johh En-
dars and w. NJ. Archer. The Convention
meefs meet ON the 4th proXimo, and it is deslra-
bile that the city should have its full repre-
n,fnfinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

GRAIN DELIVERY question of what
constitutes grain delivery promises to be-
come everlasting. 1t comes up every day
in the grain trade, and 10 man has been
found vet who is able to solve it. The
Secretary of the Corn Exchange has re-
ceiycd several communications on the SUB
ipct. and he writes all parties who think
they can suggest solution to communicate
with hi:n. Surely some grain dccouchcu7
can be found who will effect Il delivery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27
By order of the Faculty.

are about to commence in these schools for
the ensuing session. Tomorrow (Wednes-
day) the work of registering the scholars
will commence. For this purpose the
teachers are directed to be at their respec-
tive school, houses from 10 to II o'clock VI.
Children will attend and give their names,
age. occupation, and residence of pa
rent or guardian. This will be continued
Thursday and Friday, by which time it is
supposed that all the children who wish to
attend these schools this session will have
been registered. Teachers will be supplied
with the "course of study upon applica-
tion at the superintendent's office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

ALMOST A FlRE.-Some one passing by
the rear of the First Baptist Church during
the service on Sunday night discovered a
bright light in one of the rooms. Feeling
assured that something was wrong. he
made an investigation, and found that,
either by accident or design, fire had been
communicated to the room. Without rails
ing an alarm, he quietly sent word to the
pastor of the state Of affairs. He imme-
diately dismissed the congregation, and
they passed out without having known the
danger which had been SO imminent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

An official dispatch, dated Ecouen, Sat,
urday, saws: 'sBy the capitulati0n Of Toul
there tell into our hands 100 officers, 2, ,24o
men, 120 horses, an eagle 1871 guns, IN In,
Guiding As rifiea cannon, S,00O rifess 5000
sabress and 800 cuirassns. Large supplies OF
ammunition, bombs, and other var Inate-
riaL were surrendered" p ~ 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27
PoaT OF RICHMoFo. SEPT. %, 1870.


..st a,rE ARRIvEIi. fts.S; - 5ss.s5St
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Ba himore, mer-
chandise and passengers.
schooner ocean Bid, Marsh Philadeiphii, coal,
Charles VI. Page & CO.
Schooner Sparkling Sea, Rose. i NeT Il TX,
guano, Southern Fertilizhe Cos ana others,
SAILED. -,,y \ -.y-.x : a.s
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise aud passengers, L. h. Tatym 5spl
Steamer Empire, Hunter Philadelphia, mer-
cbandise and passengers. w. +. Porter.
Steamer Ellie Knight Ira, ere, Baltimore, mer-
chaudise and passengers. ..gs,..,.s
a1MDRAglSA. ' :"
WEST POINT, Sept. e5. Arrived, steamer STATE
OF Virginia, freeman, Bailim2re. fmerygaadlse
and PASSENGERS York River aaiiroac COM npsDy,
81 q sailed 26th IN reln-n. -s'sCfJ5s.
:. AQUA CHEEK, Sept: ss.--Arriyed, steamer
Geo: gesDns, Freeman BTltnnore, merchandise.
and passengers, kichmsad, \ rederis ksbury al
Potomac Railroad Company, and ssIlef 2eth on
return. '-..stt1@h' ~ c SNq's@- t''
r. <.a.r lBY TELEGR4PH.l1 ss9r ii 7ca
NEW YORB, Sept. % The, steames, Sarah Fiil.
OF Maine, WIS absnd ned at sea In sinking cUn-
dltion. Her crew have been brought here by Ahe
New Orleans sternshp Metropolis l.. -,,..t-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

We have received from those enterpris-
ing booksellers, Messrs. Bates & Waddy
Brothers, Main street, nearly opposite the
post-office, "The Mysteries of Edwin
Drood," by Charles Dickens. 'Tis the last
work written by this favorite autht.; and
twill be much read by the novel-reading
public. Also, " Tom Brown at Oxford -
another popular work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

The GERwAN FORCES IN FRANCE.-Berlin,
Sent. 24.-Six hundred ana fifty thousand
German troops are now Oh French terri
tory, consisting Of twenty.one army corps.
Very, few kndwehr are OF the number.
Three fresh army corps are under arms, Dut
have not vet left Germany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

ANOTHER DEAD BABY.-On yesterday
morning the dead body of a mulafto infant
girl was found in tin box in an alley north
of Jackson street, between 4th and 9Th
streets. The Coroner viewed the body and
deemed no inquest necessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

PUELIc TEMPERANCE MEETING l. hie
"Committee on Public Temperance Meet
ings" are requested to meet at Andrew
Dowd & Sous, No. q i4th street, this even
Inv. at S O'Clock. punctuaily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

Send your orders for dry oak aud pine kindling
wood to WATKISS 4 BRO, who assure those who
may favor them with their orders that they will
get rs good If not better, wood and as cheap, II
not cheaper, than can be had anywhere In this
market, Ii. w. WATKINS Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

CANCERS Killed In forty eight hours without
knilc or pain. No causIcs-no burning salvcs
pile., kidney and bladder diseases treated sue
cessfully by DR.. HAsK ELL, from the Hospital sal
petric, Paris. Consultation rooms, Nos. and 4
Monumental Hotel. Medicine sent to all parts
All old chronic diseases cured. .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

HusT.Sas COURT, MoNDAY-Judge Gm-
yon.-Catherine Coats, indicted for petit
larceny md Keeping q dsorderiy house,
twas acquitted.
Samuel Brean, indicted for assault and
battery, was fined 81 and costs, and SER
fenced to Jail for ten days.
Cornelius j. Wicks, indicted for assault
and battery; was acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

ZETELLE has repainted and furbiShed up his
elegant saloon for ladies and his dining rooms for
private parties, and has given new impulse to
the management and new gloss to the order snd
decorum that is preserved in them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

ROLLER SEATING RrNK.-This pleasant en-
tcrtainment contiiles the balance of this
week, at St. Alban's Hall. After this week
suitable hall will be erected for the pur.
pose, when the public may expect ample
room for the enjoyment of this agreeable
snort.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-27

PERsoNAL.-Amongt the passengers by the
City of Baltimore, which reached Boston
on the oath instant, fourteen days from Liv-
erpoo, were Rev. Geo. B. Taylor, chaplain
to University of Virginia, and Mr.. {. l..
Taylor, of Richmond.