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The New York herald., 1871-02-06
The wESHCHESrER WILL CASE.
Continuation of the Story OF an
Unhappy Family.
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b Whit to the Bussing Homestead and a Passing
Glance at ''the Hole in the Walr'-What the
Tssta.or's Widow Tes flied toExtreor-
dinnry Partially Of Mother TO.
ward Wayward Son-Domoral-
izipg Results OF an Imagi-
nary Railroad Accident.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A NEW YORKER.

From the Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionast, JAM o. ]
Yesterday morning hoarder on Broad street,
named Raymond, haing latterly IRON Atlanta but
originally from Utica n. ", was discovered in his
room with cash on his throat and cuts each
arm, evidently inflicted with a razor which was
found open adjacent 10 basin OF blood discharged
from the wounds. The wounds were evidently the
WORK OF the sufferer himself since he virtually ac-
Enowled as much when querted OF the circumstance,
being perfectly rational and protesting against the
removal OF the razor aud basin from tho room until
his friends had seen II. Mr.. McCabe, senior part.
ner OF the dry goods firm OF MeSsrS. McCabe,
Costello X Daily, with tut limited knowledge or
the sufferer. provided skiliul medical attention,
sumlnonlng DR.. DE Saussure Ford, who dressed rhe
wounds inflicted. All tha. IS Known Of Mr. Raymond
In Augusta IL that ne came from Atlanta last
Wednesday week ana took board with Mrs. Perrin
department a. his boarding house Is characterized
as OF the most gentee character in every sense. He
was, however during the latter part Of the week
frequently missed IRON his room and from the
table by his landlady. ON " ednesday night he was
known TO have entered hts boarding house with
several Leds were placed for the accommodation OF
transient boarders, which was securely locked.
where he found yesterday m )rning IN the con-
dilon previously described.
Mr.. Raymond arrived In Augusta eight DAYS ago,
from Atlanta, in search OF employment clerk
In dry goods store and his Interests In that drec-
tion were being fariacred by Messrs. McCabe Co.'S
ieiio DAILY. lie was TO call at that establishment
Saturday evening last Ia reference to obtaining
situation IN this city but failed to put In appear
ance. During the latter part OF the week he re-
ceiycd q remittance Irom riend In Utica, n. y,
effort 70 take lis ov lie, and considered out OF
danger.
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A MMNE DIVORCE cAsE.-The much discussed

MAINE DIVORCE CAsE.--ihe much discussed
Miller divorce case, the parties IN which arc persons
OF Weath and nigh social position 1T Portland Me-,
mas been on tfial In tlat city for few days past.
Mrs. Miller Il daughter OF Charles Peters, OF New
York, and was married 10 Nathaniel J. Miller Jr.,
IN 1858. She claims that Miller has been for the
last lour years common drunkard has kicked,
poulueu anu othefwlse sndmefuy abused her, and
has several times threatened her life, comreng
her 10 leave home and seek protection elsew mere.
The defence deny that Miller Is an habtual drunk
ard, while they acknowledge he Is audc.ed 10 the
use OF liquor, and trace the fact to The influence or
her example. They eeny that she WAS compelled TO
ieaye his mouse; ana say she was enticed away by
Judge George I. Shepleg. win whom she has been
gtlty or adultery: all Of which Mrs. Miller unequiy.
Ocay pronounccs false. The decision o. the case Is
not yet announced
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From the Kawley Springs.

Icorres spondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
RAwLEY SPRINGS, ROCKINGHAM. VA.,l
August %, 1871.
Nearly every issue Of your valuable pa
Der contains a communication from some OF
The Virginia Springs, and had hoped that
some one more competent than myself
would write you from this charming sum-
mer resort but as no one seems inclined
to do so, I hope you will find place In
YOUR columns for few lines from me.
Anv one who has visited this place IN
former years will be astoDished at the I'M
proyements that have been made here since
it came into possession OF the Ra~ley
Springs Company. Two large and conve-
nient hotel buildings have been erected,
which, with the cabins, will afford COM
Portable accommodations for three hun.
dred Del sons. The erection of these
buildings was by some considered q
hazardous undertaking, and 1t was
predicted that they would never be tlleu,
but the most sanguine expectations OF the
company have been more than realized,
the number of visitors during the past
month having been considerably more tnan
could be comfortably accommodated, ptlt
the efficient superintendent, ar. y. =.
Woodward, always found place Tor Inc
newcomers, if some Of them had to sleep
on the floor for few nights. In addition
to those who have been here, great many
have been heard from who wanted to come,
but hearing that the place was full to over
flowing turned their course to some otner
watering place. The company will, be-
fore the opening of another season,
increase the capacity of their accommoda-
tions to five hundred. either by enlsraing
their buildings or putting up another, nj
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Particulars Of the WALL Street yyin(l.e


Mr. T. Fl. Smith, q well-kuown broker of
Wall street, walked into the Office of c. NJ.
Harris IL Co. yesterday morning, and bow
ing to the gentleman behind the counter,
said Van Suun, here is the 80 900 gold
l sold YOU" "AlI right" replied the
parry addressed, "hcre is your check"
and Mr.. Smith, receiving piece of paper,
laid down on the counter Treasury gold
certificates tor $50 900 and one gold check
for $40 900 on the Bank of New York.
The piece of paper AIR. Smith received
purported to be certified check on the
Continental Bank for SJG,375 currency.
This operation constituted one more added
TO the long list Of Wall-street forgeries.
Mi. Smith preceded to the Continental
Dahk, ana found That the certificate was %
forgery. The result is that he is short $50
90 currency, without equivalent, and
Messrs. &. Al. Harris & Co. are long of
SoV,uoo gold without return, for when Mr.
smith went to The treasury and Continen-
tai Bank he found that the certificates he
gave VAN Saun had already been casbed.
Detective Elder went TO work On the case.
but could not lind Van Saun or MIR. G. M
Harris i'll the office Of the firm of which Van
Saun Is said 10 be partner, although NOM
inaIly cashier. lie resides in Riverdale,
but tne detectives were watching the steam.
C!S lSaNluS DOO ySSlClNSJ VIC uOtC tDHC
he might be an outward-bouad passenger
on one Of them. II may be said that Mr..
uarris's friends Claim that he has not alb
seconded, but merely gone up town.
4. Van Slun is Il man Of about 81 years
of age he is tall and slim, Of light COM
pleXion, shapely cut features, and wears
q light-colored curled mustache. He
dresses very styli>hly. Yesterday he
wore light clothing. He was not legally
q member of the firm Of C. NJ. Harris &
Co., though in reality he constituted the
company. &. 81. Harris Il Co. of the past
two months are none other than Van Saun
d Co., OF undesirable notoriety. During
the afternoon OF yesterday Harris vas not
ut his office. In reply 10 inquiries rs to
Harris's Whereabouts old Van Saun said
that he was uptown buying house.
The paying teller of the New York Bank
gave a description of the man who drew
the gold there. The description cor
responded closely with the person Of Van
Saun. The letter stated also that the man
who drew the money seemed considerably
excited and twiried his muslache nervously.
As soon as he had received the money he
left very early.
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they are determined that oil who desire IL
snail have the benefit of these heaith-giyinc
waters. would, as is the custom, give
you the names of the more prominent visit
ols, pu1 lt would occupy too much of your
sa.uaDie .h a space. 1t is sufficient to say that
Iue nest society or Baltimore, Washington,
aNSandT1a, ana Richmond, is well repre-
ssh.e4, Desiues. many from the interior
OF Ibis state aud Maryland. Thore are
also some visitors from New Yor,o
and New Orleans. che waters here ela
are chalybeate, and are said to be the
strongest In the State. They have
proved very beneficial! in oil cases reouir.
Ing tonic, and some wonderful cures have
been Effected by the use of them. They are
held In great esteem by the medical frater-
nifty, as is proven by the number of them
VINO have been here during the present
season., Of course as the season is now
considerably advanced We are not so much
crowded as we were q week or two since,
a great many persons having left for their
homes; but there are still very nearly three
hundred here. and the stages come in load
ed every day. The accommodations here
are decidedly superior to those of the
springs generally. The rooms are large
and airy, and the beds FL for king to sleep
IN. Tue fare is perb-indeed it could not
be better; but that is no more than
would be expected by those who know Mr..
Woodward. So long as be is at the head
OF affairs, the visitors feel certain that they
VIII have TIE best the country affords, and
you know old Rockingham can "aff0rd !"
enough to satisfy the most fastidious. The
servants are the best have ever seen iu so
LARGE au establishment. They seem to de-
light in doing all they can to make one
comfortable. Ell things considered, do
not Know where person could go to spend
few weeks more delightfully."- than here !;
and in this sentiment all with whom l have
converscd concur. There Is gaycty enough
to enable one to enjoy ones self, and fash
ion and etiquette are not carried to that
extreme which characterizes some water
Ing, places. The ballroom is open every
night, and q gay company Of the young
folks enjoy themselves hugely Tripping
the light fantastic toe" to the exquisite
music Of the SCOTS, Of Charlottesville. You
may hear from me again if anything of in
terest occurs during my stay. MIG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

BEFoGGED KEPoRTERs.-Whcnt the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement OF
Science goes about from city to city In the
Western States, it falls into the hands OF
bewildered newspaper reporters. The ad-
vent of body Of very learned men is a
great event in quiet country place. The
local journals TEEN with paragraphs con-
corning the distinguished guests" and
the editors are diligcnt in their attendance
upon the public sessions. One or two re-
portcrs, whose previous duties have been
confined to the gathering OF locals" ="
and whose items have recorded the
production of huge equashes or the
conviction of some petty swindler, sud-
denly find themselves delegated to the
task of following the debates Of geologists
and naturalists, chemists and astronomers,
with positive obligation to ill at least u
column with summary Of the points -
but the obligations seem to be too Welghty
for them. The session opens the titles OF
the papers for the day are read; the presl-
dent calls upon Prot. Jones for his dsqul-
sition upon "The Enharmonic Scale of 81
Tones in the Octave "-or upon DR.. Smith
for his remarks upon "The Embryology oil
Ambystoma Lurida Of Sagar "-or upon
Dir. Robinson for the result OF bis re-
searches in relation to "The MICROSCOPIC
Structure OF E0zoCn Canadense," and
then where is the Local Reporter? He
never heard OF these things; he has no
Handbook of Science TO refer to; he lays
down his pencil in despair, and gazes upon
the learned company with dismay.-Ne,o
York Commercial.
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DIRK s1ssts ssa &.
lew GOODS. NEW GOODS:!

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS.!
We have 5: made very large additions % GU
stack sc!. cloi 10y MIR. KoUS, expressly FOR ihe
kig!m.rd -sde. We ~ coniicnt!s recoirmend
HANDS MIST aud CHEAPEST GOoi)S IN ibe
cav. We meEt,on few OF the articles. Win
~ Ices anue Ned tu some o! them:
DRESS COOS.
lsyH-ds clsgsnt ERSS 81 h. $35, worth VAS;
:. "a tls SILK PotI.iN 10. 81. worth S!i
", n yc no r!ces for tunlne. dress goods. "
are sci Inc iciu Ut prices 10 suit each pSrt cniar
TO-. lise.ory brand MARShILLEs QUITE,
i..4 1t,"tory brand MARsEILLEs QUILTS.
:? so.
Th..e sre hrst-rste goods, and are q long way
nader w.ul,eA1e prices.
I,a dox,n GtNf'S LINEN themmedl HAND
kchCHIrFS
GENTS HEMMED toure HneNl HANDKFR-
Gil rs II, sl.75 per IL zen. Thtsc hand
k.rrhtefs would b. Cheap ~ T2.50
70 dozen LABI"S' EiNhk kHANllkERC9lEFH,
Ladies' / ,uen liSrdkcrchIeiI at Sl.75 per dozen,
.henpat - 50;
,;ert's CnGcr<htrtS (fsu wcar} soc, tgood).
4 MI I,ne OF Gents furnishing goods tla,csi
styles ana vest quality
4 y,r, larg. and htnd5oma assortment OF Rlo-
tcns, All cu'ors all widths.
White t,t! * s,ilor hats 1T Sa.s0 per dozen,
E"a;e straw Turhans al Is per dozen,
Ea-a.cca 9ruE ks. i5.io be sure to lock Al these
trnpks, for th.y are genuine hsrgata.
.gd I'm htd Gloves. s>rDe for 75c.. Some for ~
Sc su.ct, lock At Our DOLL iR klli Gl l.oN Er
nv:o LUCK ~ ALL & NOUS&.
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MAEHINKBY, &C.
FOR SALE.


MACHINERY FOR SALE.
l second hand twenty-five horsepower .SEAAA
ENGINE, with thirty i've hcrse-poWeT
Tubular boiler, In best order
l twenty ho1 o1se-power PORTABLE EfGlNE ana
BOILER, sscond-hand, gcod as neg
new twelve horsepower EQUITABLE Ehd1SA
and BOILER: u-,r,,, .,
secondhand thirty live horsepower TUBULAR
I second hand twelve horsepower PORTABLE
ALIEN FAH BLOWER. good as new;
POWER PUMpS, capacity 500 gallons per min
ute, In best orkIng oroer
7 threr foot PURTABLE GkI:T aILL tFrench
Burr storc:), n complete order:
pairs PLITT0RM SCALES, on wheels;
II POWER MO4TISING MACHINE;
; syaUE i.yfs UGE0rPER FER KETTLES;
All sizes SHAFTIEG, HANGER PULLiEs,
BEVIL and CJG WHEELS, and o variety
of all sorts of machinery.
All Of which will be closed out at low ngure on
Always on hand. good assortment Of
SinRE VALVEG BRASS COCKS OF all
GAUGE COCKS kin1sI, rocvo
WATER GAUGEE TALLoW ,tOCAN
ss.t,F.oIiInG CUPS, OIL ca bNo-an kinds
All GOODS warranted Of the bass material and
workmanship. rNcToN
Nos, Itsa l<2A, I4ss and 1923 Gary street.
and Nos l3 and Is south 18th ntreet,
,,,l Richmond, Va.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-A letter dated
Waukesha. Wis, August %, says:
Mr. Chief Justice Chase has been here
four weeks. In that time he has gained
nine pounds in flesh, and continues to gain
steadily. His step has recovered Its old
elasticity; his voice its old vigor; his eyes
their old brightness. He experienced de-
cided benefits at the st. Louis Springs, IN
Michigan, but far more here. The climate
Of ST.. Louis ia mineral spring in Michigan.
is not so good as here, nor is the country SC
attractive. hIr. Chase informs me that his
general health is better than It was before
his attack a year ago. He takes more ex'
ercise, and does not work 50 necessarily,
though his lifetime habits OF industry still
crop out, both in his residing and writing
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DUEL II TIE DARK-A Fatal AMOUR .~r
San francisco, August 30.-Lasr night {,
man named Englebrecht found man named
Patten, former suitor for the woman 70 Z,
whom Enclebrec was married, In his BACK
ward. Patten fred several shots, which
were returned by Englebrecht, vino was
mortally wounded. Patten received tnree aaes
wounds and then ran away, but was sool
afterwards arrested aud taken to jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

PUBLIC HALL STRUCK BIZ LIGHTNING
Child Kiued.-Neao York, Aug. 30.-The
Good Tempiars new hall, at Clifford, Sus-
ouehanna county. Pa, was struck by light
Ming last week. Thomas Jones, aged ten
wears, was Instantly killed, and VIM. An.
tbonv, Daniel Evans, Isaac Breese, Samuel
Owens, aud Vim. Jones seriously injured:
MANY Others were prostrated. The fluid
passed through the entire assemblage, and
every person in the room was more or less
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-01

THE OHIO RIVER is so low that no steam-
boats can run between Wheeling and Par.
kersburg, wherefore the Wheeling i4tesl,.
geacer says regular line OF skiiis has been
established to transport mail matter. There
is said to be scarcely more than water
enough at Captina Rifle to keep down the
dust. An effort is being made to scrape
out channel at that point.
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DOWN THEY TUMBLE !!

NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY.
Drees Goods, suitable for the season, at 10 anu
la1c., worth 25c.;
Dress Gods at :5c. worth sc:
back Grenadines, with silk figures and stripes,
~ 50 and s7sc. worth 20 and soc. per yard;
Nhite and Colored piques ri 25. 80, and SSc.;
b-st Bla.k Tx Grerad.ne at toc., worth 81;
v White. Euf FIX, Lilac, and all Other colors
Jsparese silks, cheaper than ever;
Pe6. Llama Lace shawis at cost
Black aad Colored Giena adine Sbaws st -, worth
a.;
Al C4ss!mrres - be closed out very low;
Wake and BuG SIX p&rssols, extra cheap;
Back aiIG parasols and Umbrellas at ccst;
Ircttiest and Best Kid Gloves e. ~ and sl.so;
T4rle Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
S!eetipgs, bleeched and brown;
EO..Ons, Prints,
suI lots OF other goods. 10 be sold extI. muy
l1w, 1t NJ. IHALHlhE & SONS,
hul7 No. COL Broad street corner eth St
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New PATENTs.-Machine for cancelllng
and seyering revenue stamps, &C., r. w
Brown and Jos. Delarue, Richmond Va.
car truck, +. ID. Dellinger and Samuel ID
Hunt, Waynesborougl, Va.
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Earthquakes occurred ct Valparaiso on
the 1lth and ut Santiago on the Soth n-
slant,
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IF YOU WISH
CIiEAp DRY GOODS
GO TO
JrLIUS SYCLES'S,
rs BHuAp STREET. between 4th ana Hh'

He has received a large lot of FL sNSEi.S. OF
All .hat!es and co!ors, III which he frs great n-
,Iyr. inrp:s. .s everv cue wishes such goods az
,hs !Iue oI the yesr, they wocld therefore do we'll
10 givc nica q cR'l.
II. offers to the public crest inducements In IN ;
y.v or { ! .>iMtkirS, which ne VIII sell for "5c.
ana iCc PC yatd less than they csn be bought his
f,ascn. and Which are only suitable ior "a. ana
vi 3tcr.
lie win cpcu this DAY so dozen Gents Merin"
81 RS and yrdwcrs which be oflcrs a. last YER $
prices. - .
H.. also Il .rs full lire of Fsl Dress GcodE very
c!e,p sucu IS Black Silks, Irish Porlins; IL lii !;
hziiCs. Apaca9. "erirOs, Empress tl"h'' at'l
Ir eh Ecrs Sfnst he'd. RIOwu, AID other hUG'es-
i!cg-J iu,l assortment "
Th'riv.iIge p.irs cf Blankets on hSnd, which n"
fer at las lcar'S prices.
.elns Inler. goods n I'VE advanced
Iui IUS SYCLES,
tl5 Broad stree, hctwe' M IA ~ Al" IN, IN So 1r
j. Fo~ ers, and +. >. Ic:Cll.
N.,t,r cinGcf on S4iurisS2. 3u ~
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7 IMPORTANT NOTICE TO


HAMILTON KASTER Il SONS
OF BALTIMoRE, Md.
In order the hettCr 10 meet The wants OF tnef re-
tail cuatomers III a distance, have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU.
ana viii, uren application promptly send py neH ien
igii i!i,es Of sAMPLES Of the tEWEsI ArD
a aM''sr FASHpkkBLE GOODS, or FTench,
= u2tish, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
IL ali lines 70 sell low, not 1t less prices, nan
any house 10 the county.
Buying eur goods from the largest and most cele.
bfated manuIacturers In the dI1eren: parts OF En-.
fort and importing the same by steamers direct
70 Baltimore, our stock Is at all times promptly
,,uppued with the novelties OF tac Loadcn and
Paris markets.
Is We buy and sell only for Cssh, and make no
rae debts able and willing TO sci! our goods
A. FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN "En CENT.
!'ESS PROFIT thu q II we gave crs'ilt.
in sead,ng for samples, specify the ki'd Of goods
desired We keep the best grades OF every Class
% goods, from the lowest 10 the most coatiy.
ttders unaccol4D apied by tho ca5n VIII oe eent
{. -. -.
fit"MrT-pi YiNG WHOLESALE BIZ r.
sie EYied 10 Inspect the stock ~ our Jobblig ana
F-GAsyc department. Address
H6&iLION EASTER & 3 SHN5,
III, l9s. 2ol, Sad 35a Wcst I.itli0nfe street,
&C s-Tu&Fly EAthn0Ie. Mds
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DR.. Dowd has been elected chairman OF
the mississippi Republican Convention.
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DIssOLUTIONs a. PARTNERsKHIPs.

Twin open In few days at the old stand sas
Broad street, large and well see:ted itock Of all
Jss ~ RFGALIAS, FLAGS, and everything
nnatstn,ne TO societies, and also full stock
e!nsT's F1Es IShIee GOODS, and would bs E
nlessed TO serve my friends and the public In
general pv uyTrEynoRFER
80 st MAD "a hhA - A4N1Ne - -
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Y RAND TOURNAMENT

GRAND PROMENADE CON. oo
CERT and FIEST BALL OF THE sEA-MM
SON will be given by Capt. SMITHS 3 AAoo
AND STRING BAND on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT, September 4!h, 1871, at SCHOTT'S MON
TICELLO HOTEL. The proceeds are to be used
for the purchase of NEW UNIFORM FOR
THE BAND.
Tickets one DOLLAR. No charge for ladies.
Tickets can b, had at A. E. Ambolds music
store, Main street, and at scho!t's Monticello Ho-
| tel, Broad street. auso I'd
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,
6nkNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETR,

STATIONARY ara PORTABLE EE6iNEe
gARK. gEIBT. sad PLAsTEh BILLS ,o~
RoTITES' TORGJEGS, ohsT1TGS OF lRS1
or BRASS; MILL aEARiNsa, &c.
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repsired sud sold on commin.
zion or exchanged sor new. Az otns1 Fepan'
PROMPTLY and satisfactorily done.
Send fer descriptive circulars.
dsN WILLIAM y. TANNER . Co
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MURDER NEAR AUGUSTA, GA.-TFrom the
Augusta ConStttutionalist, August COL
Last Sunday evening Mr.. jeff. Bridewcll
was shot and almost instantly killed. near
Richmond Factory, by bis brotber-in-law.
Mr.. jesse Hendricks 1t appears that there
had been family feud between the two
parties for some time, and that on Sunday
evening Hendricks vent to BridcwcPs
house and called him to the door. after
some words had passed between the two
men. Hendricks fired upon Bridewcll,
shooting him through the heart, causing
death in 4 few moments. After the deed
hsd been done Hendricks fed. and has not
been yet apprehended. a ncighbor, who
started immediately for doctor, had his
little son behind him on the horse he was
riding. After going Il short distance he
caught up with Hendricks, who ordered
the little fellow to get off, and then, leap
ing into the place the boy had just occu-
pied, he commanded the father to ride on.
The man, being unarmed, was compelled
to obey; but after riding four or five miles,
Hendricks got down and disappeared in
the woods. Nothing has been heard Of him
since.
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THE risITONS' GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch Of the city notices CT all the
principal places OF interest and historic note;
directory OF tie churches, charitshlc institutions
and secret benevolent orders, and much DINER
vain BILE Information TO the citizen or tourist.
Tho work Is embelishcd with an engraved title
maze M sccurate map, aud fine Views of the Cap
itoL Washington Monument Libby Prison, and
st. Johns ChGrca.
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TD COST
To CLOSE BUStSl!SS.
II4ving isterm. ned 10 close bNsi,eaS, Will from
rl- date until tho 1T Cf October sell nv large a'i'i
attractive stock nf DRY GD:sDS out WIZ 40 /
EtEAfD 10 CUSp FDa C&SF ENc1t"iNE-
LY. On The Cd OF OCrnBFt: The remainder OF
;.4r stock VII! l." closed out at auction.
CITY and COUNTY, dealers vii plc"se examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We are
c.ar!n- crest intuc smeuts 20 tohSers.
Cursock Of DRESS GOODS Is full ard eorn-
v).,e, embracing all ihs novelties Of the season.
A,Eo, full I!ae or
CLS-IMERES, SGTIEETS,
JEANS. FIANHELS,
ELAhKFTS,
TA"LE D5EASK,
HkPhlnS, TOWELS,
H1sErRY, GLOVES,
UAHDkERCHlEFS.
CELLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
EMBROIDERIESs
NOTIONS &C., &C.
j. n. WoODFIN,
iii Main street,
su2a Opposite Dispatch office.