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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

POULTRY SHOW are pleased to learn
that the "Poullry Show ofthe approach
ing Agricultural State Fair will be the
1incst ever held in Virginia, and that the
new arrangements for that department will
give exhibitors far better accommodations
than heretofore.
"Fancy Poultry" is steadily gaining the
confidence of our farmers, because OF its
producing value, and the Asiatic breeds
arc being sought for and cultivated in all
sections, Crossed on the ordinary dung
hills, an improved strain is produced,
which is very valuable both for table and
for laying purposes.
We understand that one gentleman has
already bespoken sixteen coops, in which he
will show Dark Brahmas, Light BrahmaS,
Butt Cochins, Houdans, Creve CGurs,
Grade Brahmas, Grade Houdans, Games,
White Face Black Spanish, Gold-Pencilled
Seabrights, SiIyer-P SeabrightS,
Pencilled Brahmas, and Game Bantams,
thus making a very handsome exhibition
of his own. To which will be added coOps
from all sections of the State, and perhaps
from Maryland, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut. ..--
AT our last annual fair the poultry de-
partment WAS one of especial attraction TO
visitors. and we are gratificd to learn that
1t promises To be superior this year. Were
Mcssrs. Lcayitt, of Long Island Van Win
kle, Of New jersey; W williams, OF Massa
chusets Ernstine, Of PennsSlvanla, and
other nol lthern fanciers, to send specimens
Of their poultry here they might add to
their custom and materially aid our exhibi-
tiop, for. they are regarded as reliable
breeders and good judges of tine poultry.
Our own people should send specimens
of their stock, and thus encourage the eX-
hiIiLion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIzEN.-Mr.
John ID. Harvey died ut his residence, in
this city, yesterday morning. His illness
was brief. Although comparatively Il young
man, AIR. Harvey had, by diligence, en-
crgy, and problty, attained a position
among the business men Of which any one
might well be proud. lie was II merchant
Of progressive ideas and a public.spiritcd
citizcn-such 4 man rs Il city cannot afford
to lose. His death, therefore, is generally
deplnrcd, and the various mercantile asso-
ciations to which he belonged have en-
pressed their sense of their deprivation in
appropriate tributes of respect. The iunc-
raj Will take place from ST. James's church
this afternoon ut / O'Clock.
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Mns. Cp k1,r1 = =, !, - - 80 : : -

!, Ml ms. Cn4krEAu IN "Expr r,o,, ), ,,,,.
iast teu, ana accomplished actress anno,raS n,s
.Frenn re ntgGs IN Expiation,o, which fsS is tso
encs lynne; orn The most critical in the apdi II
and and ,hora mu.s ,,,a charmed with the performanca
nr;se H s'Gle thet was general expression Of Mr.
leading role ae do nat aatents Ct tho lady in the
every night. Richmond has hIIu.u nowa house 5use
seldom an opportunity of seeing a bs,tssssI aass
dramatic performance. The perform,neeaa ,ea
WAS perfect, and the respective rolcs rana
uerea raI Win marked accuracy and a tho
feRsh ss R knowledge of the play. While i
{. Es!, EEMeiatlon" is more sensational tban
md nI''sS lynne" yet it is more satisfactory
fran eviIIIpte9cnslPle. viii rene Tonight Mrs. Cham
see see the Theatre filled with nm a,,SIsnso nSRs so
mnat noSn large and fashionable. Her enaares
liieht closes tomorrow might"
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UNFpRTuNATE TERMINATION OF A MAX
RIAGE ENGAGEMENT.--A colorcd man hy the
name Of Juhu Francis was arrested last
night on 4 serious charge and locked up at
the second police station. John was just
about 10 DC married, and, indeed, was
making his toilet when Captain Disney,
armed with warrant sworn to by Caroline
Smith. walked in and told him he was
wanted at the siation.h house. Subsequently
several of Johns friends, clad in wedding
garments, called on him and informed him
was incXorablc. and he was required TO
spend the night away from his Merry
making friends. The case will be invcsti-
Gated today
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

POLICE COURT, THURSDAY-JuSttce j. j.
White prcSihng.-Th following cases were
disposed OF !:
Il. II. 7hompsnntou (rolorcd), charged
with assaultiug and striking j. A. CohcuS,
and James A. CohenS (colured), charged
with trcspassing on Thompsonton's pro-
perty. 1hompsonton was fined $3.50, and
CuhenS discharged.
William stephenson, charged with lelo-
niousIy Obtaining under false pretences
one horse from William McGruder, by
giving in payment for the same a check for
$l2j on the First National Bank OF Virgil
pia, he well Knowing at the lime that there
was no money deposited in said bank to his
credit. Continued until 9th.
John Taylor (colored), charged with
striking with rock and breaking the arm
OF Maggie Hurley. Discharged on account
OF extreme Youth.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TIE LADIES or VIRGI-
MIA AND TILE SOUTHERN SrATEs.-R. FEKRaN-
DIM Office, 3?i Broad street; branch, e2l Broad
ST. e:t-is prepared to supply the public with large
variety Of real aud imitation hsfr goods, and can
guarantee what he cells TO be the latest and most
fashionable styles, 10 per ceut. cheaper than
any other Grst-class hair-dcaler IN any northern
state, as such hair good; as are manufactured In
the North and sold by the Richmond merchants
are of The most inferior quality and the most com-
mon work. ''
Encourage home manufacture, and you will be
convinced of the difference in The quality Of goods
and prices. All o:d,rs promptly filed from any
part or the country. .'"'.'-' . ~ ~
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SUPPOSED 1NFANTlclDE.-A number Of
huutsmen who were returning to the city
on Wednesday from days sport were
surprised, when within Il mile and il half of
town, to find that their dogs had scratched
up a box. Upon examination they found
that it contained white infant about three
or four months old. It's skull was badly
mashed, which led the gentlemen to sup
pose that there had been foul play. The
body had evidently been buried but few
days. The proper authorities have the
matter in hand, and will no doubt bring all
the facts in the case to light.
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Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0To-
MAG RArLRoaD.- is perhaps no bet
ter!cuuipped Or bctter-managed road in
thejStatc than this one in proof OF which
we may state that for more than three
weeks past the trains north of Washington
have been delayed, frequently for an hour
OF more, and in almost every instance the
trains have arrived Mt the depot here pune
tnaiIy on time, the lost time having been
made made up on this road. It has not not. untrs. n :,
.anentIy happened that Its trains have been
run ,forty-fve miles per hour, including
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TOBACCO INspEcToRs.-Th following in
spcctors OF tobacco have been appointed for
Lynchburg:
Libcrty IYarehouse.-John I. Taylor on
the part of the State, Thomas 5. Stahlcr OIL
part of the owners.
+. Friends Worchousc.-R. Ii. Glass OIL the
part of the State.
Lynch's Warehouse. r. Reynolds
on the part of the State, Charles D. Ham
ner on part Of the owners. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

CoRoNER's IroUEsT.- Justice Joseph H..
Rcnuic, Of IIenrco, held an inquest ycstcr-
DAY morning upon the body of John Bier
schank, German gardener. whose death
has already been reported. The jury (Wil-
liam e. Wade, Esq, foreman,) found that
the death of Biclschank was accidental,
having been caused by some sharp instru-
ment with which he was trimming i
bouquet. His hand was nearly severed from
his wrist. 1t was stated by witnesses that
the deceased always tainted at the sight Of
blood, and that no one was with him when
tue accident occurred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND Judge
Etzh,tgh-1 Thursday, October 5.--Thc fol-
lowing cases were disposed OF:
Mary Gibbons, who sues by her next
friend, Us. Austin Gibbons. Decree for
divorce meas0 and thoro. Mayo, p. q.
Nash, trustee, Us. Montague and others.
A decree confirming report of commis-
sioner, ana directing conveyance to the
purchaSer7of part OF the property in the
proceedings mentioned. Nash, p. q.
Wilson and others Us. Gaul and others.
of sale Of properly in the proceedings men,
toned, tS;. Sands and Leake, pa.
Heriot ys. The Equality Life Insurance
Company. Decree for rule against part of
the defendants to show cause why they
shall not be attached for failing to answer
the plaintiffs bill. III. a. & j. S. Wise,
y. q. -
billiards rs. billiards administrator.
Decree referring cause to a commissioner
for an account and report. H.,A. d j. S.
Wise, p. q. t..r.
Cavedo's administrator Us. Fords admin
istrator; Ford and others Us. Ford and
others. Orders TO docket these causes.
Evans 81 Steger, counsel.
Carter'S. trustee Us. Selden and others.
Decree referring cause to Il commissioner
for inquiry and report. Johnston & Viii
Hlms, p. q. -. .
kelly's administrator Us kcIlyand others.
Decree referring cause TO u commissioner
for account and report. Cannon ~ Court
ncN, y. Il.
Walker and others rs. Slatcr's executor
and others. Decree referring cause TO 4
commissioner for account anu report. Cam
non IL Courtney, p.q
Mcltnlcy's administrator Us. Mckinley,
g.. Decree confirming sale Of commissioner
of property in the bill mentioned. Kelly,
y. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

JoB PRINTINa.-we cali the attention or msr. roe
cHSGe, clerks OF courts, sherins, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship ana canal officers and agents. and
III others having orders for printing, TO the fsci,
Ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAp-
LISHMENr for the prompt and faithful execution
OF All Kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
suort nollce Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter. Hcads.i
Lf"grammes' Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Btlls, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
rus, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Sa,.efsction
arsnteed az "a , - -
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Auction SALES TODAY.

W.G1pDIS VIII sell at halr-rast l.. NJ. brick
dwelling and lots attached 1T the northwest
corner of Grace and Twenty ninth streets.
GVllRUs s WILLIAMS will sell Rt l. NJ. the
"Myr,le G'ovc" farm, about three miles
north ot Eichmnnd.
COOK & LhUGHrON will sell n. their rooms, at
1oo'ciork, velvet carpet, piano, household fur
ui,urc curravinEs, groceries. &c.
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPT AT SuICIDE--Ycstcr-
day morning Il woman by the name OF
Minnie Epps, who lives in Rusherfoords
Row, on Broad street near tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad depot, went to the house
Of Il colorcd woman and took small guam
tity of morphine enough to make
her sleep soundly for several hours. On
returning home she made known what she
had done, and Il great outcry was raised by
the family. a competent physician, WHO
happened TO he passing the house, was call
cd in, but after aScertaining her condition
aud how much of the morphiue she had
taken did not think it necessary to use any
remedy, aud left her. The woman was
soon to be Il mother, but the effect Of the
morphine, the treatment she received from
the hands ot the irlcuds around her IN try
in- to keep her awake, and the Mysteries
into which she was thrown from fright 3.
will prnbahly, in The doctors opinion, en-
danger the lilc OF her child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

RELIGIOUS REv1vAL.-A religious revival
has been in progress ut the Baptist church
in Sidney for two weeks past. Several per-
SONS have pr0fessed conversion. The pas.
tor has been assisted by other Baptist min
listers of this city. Tonight Rev. j. A.
Chambliss will preach. On last Sunday at-
ternoon several who had professed CONVEX
sion were baptized in the river near
Ritchie's bridge. The rite was admins
tered by the pastor, Rev. W. W. Wood.
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IMPORTING VoTERs.-The Radicals are al.
ready bringing celored voters from the
country to the city preparatory to the re-
cistration and election. We saw one darky
Yesterday who had been in the city 80 short
O time that he actually didn't know how to
omen one of the gates to the Capitol
Square, q place generally resorted to first
by strange darkies. = - - go - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE BEAUTIFUL
IyoRISEs AND VICTORIA CABDs.-Thc pro-
prietor Of The LEE Gallery is resping . rich har-
vest by the introduction Of his novelties In the
Photographic art. lie continues 10 keep his prices
SO that this beautiful work comes within the reach
of all. The LEE Gallery Is not open on the Sab
bath, E... .s...,. x -... ~ 4,gs..
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CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEM ENT.--P. D..
Caldwell was arrested last evening by Ser
gcant Smoot, at the Chesapeake and Ohio
deE6t, OH u warrant sworn out by j: T..
Rouse, charging him with unlawtully and
fcloniousIy embeZzling or converting to his
own use the sum of s323.S7, the property
of the said Rouse. The case will probably
he investigated this morning by Justice
White.
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eAhssTS aEaDfHG CHILDREN TO THE PUBIC
scnSoLs arc Informed th It ELLyso. TAYioB,
ue1 s 10 .he Dtspatca office. have put down the
on books used Ia the schoolst to the following
os scare send all the boys and girls to them TO-
kes M 1heir books, states, &C.: .1+'A' = -
mcGufIey'5 Spoilers - 1tty sal Es;f,;,sFifs
McGoGeY's Primer ...5 : - is'fi -. l,ag
Readcr... a.. n
MS1anes ~ Second Reader. rs
ae9aIey's - Ihlrd Beadsr dsr-.......,.....,. a.
AcGun.y's Fourth Reader -, asf q -
netphey's Fifth Reader 80. -. . kai N
SotneIs First Steps in Geography. ~; a
rornelps Primary Geography. y...............fso
Gorne.rs intermediate Geography. ............ID
Goshelpo Grammar-schcol Geography. ........ln
aarveS's Elementary Grammar. ,,, %.
hsrTeS's Practical Grammar. :. 90
JUICE senhos'a Primary Arithweiic. 40
9aacSenoos's Mental A Arithmetic .... Is /
Qa"ckenbos's Elementary Artthme,ic..... so
Suackenoos's Practical Arithmetic. .........i 90
oeoEieh'o Child's History Of the United :,
66
9oodrich's Child's Pictorial History of the tls
onited States. ............,....... S.
'oo"rich's Pictorial History Of the Uuiled
@'''''.'... ................-.......... u
niates ats, 5. ola, aud 10 cents. Copy-Bookg,
cents. .-.|-'.f
Remember the place-ELLYsoN& & TAYLOR, iIfs =!
M1iu street. &, .,ss .ii l., !. lana -. \,
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District SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The Board
of Education has appointed the following
school trustees for Hanover county: Aliens
Creek Distrct-Reuben Chewning, uice DR..
r. G. Bowles, unable to serve on account
of iIl-health. Henry District-A. Il. Ellcr-
son, vice edmund Ruttin, who has failed to
uuulify y,
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sIINn.11ABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R1asMoND r-OrpIcE OCTOBER Q, ISL
Mrs. w. S. Taliaferro, Belle Vile; Key.
A. |Satterwhite, Erin Shades; i Rev; a. y.
smith, Goodalps. Va; Rev. John Blennef' >
Richmond fT.J. Stanley, Glen Allen, va.
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nAmILToS EASTER & so.;e,

OF BALTImoKk, Md,
)" u'"t the bSll.r 10 'ucc, Tie wants OF their re-
ta4i CntoluCrS al It distance, have established q
SAMFLE BUREAU,
eng WI upon application, promptly send by mall
III Hn,s "i SAMPLES OF the NEW EST AND
Ms! FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
rhg.isi!- and domestic manuiacturr, guaranteeing
s all Times 20 seil io~ II not al less prices, than
an n"usc IN the country
Buying our E"o ds from the largest and most cele
h AIra mduuiact"r,rs in tho different parts O: En-
f"l'> ard ilni"rtrg th" same by steamers direct
!" h@iIuinr", our stock is at all tiDeS promptly
,npldirI with the novelties Of the London and
farls markets.
A. VI buy AMI sell only for cash. and make no
'dl 1.s We are able and willing to sell our goods
at From TEN TO FIFTEEN PEI CENT.
LtSo pkpFiT thar II we gave credit. ...s -
ID sendins for Gampies. specify the kiud OF goods
"'rlird We keep the best grades Of every class
- good, from The lowest 70 the most costly.
&. =. ~. ~ N
ta'MfTPAYrEG WHOLESALE BUYERs
%tt invited 70 irgpect The stock IN Jo5bing and
ietEsgt department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER d SpWS,
~, lSg, ?9l. and 20a " est Baltimore street.
"ee-ih6flv "e Baltimore. nd.
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- llIIt~ii,
vi BROAD STREET,

-.
vi BROAD STREET,
: oIi.rius special Inducements this week In The
,"i,traGed "AlcNandre ne plus ultra" BID
CLOVES. al 81 per pair.
ALSO,
J1-' received fresh supply OF
bHuChBF ALPACAS at CO.:
FIrta ALFACAS and pure MOHAIR, al all prices
tni very cheap;
ENrEtH> CLOiH~, all shades, at SO cent
MAE~tlLLES QUILTS a. a. and $3.50,
AT =. HIRsHS,
g@a GIT Broad street
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 6, 1s7l.

ARRfgKI.
Steiner Empire, HlnckleY, Philadelphis, W. p,
Porter, agent. ""'5+ 4 + ~ 81 f'sEt'
steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers. Vim. i. Brett: g1 q r.
Steamer Isaac Beii, Brakeman. hew York, NOR
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt. II g.
Steamer Wm- T.. Clyde, Parker, New York
merGhandise M m and passengers, Virginia Sleamship
Bark Mamie L. Ball, Fjtz, Boston. .,, r..s =
coal. ..r..t H.! sEH -, ! $; :.
Schooner Alex snder Msssie, Phlladelpha, coal.
Schooner Buttc,f fy, Mitchell, b Blltiniore, lr1ne
.sst. ..-. - SAILED. - 80 - u
schocncr Frank Janison, HASKELL Pbiladel-
Schooner Maggie Bell, Jamlson, New York
granite, Currie & Go. .... ~. -,
Schooner Reading Railroad No. g. Outteu,
railroad ties, Curtis q Parker. ,. 80 :i-' ~
.. y.,. MkMORANDUM. .....,.r ssr.
NEWPORT, October ,. Schooner Florence
Mayo, Hall, from kockland, bound 10 Richmond,
W.. .-. ..... 20. ts,al.. =
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BOSTON, October a.-Schooncr Lucy Jones,
Munscy. @-. .'a'' .t.. - -#..a.'
HALIFAX. N. s., September 2s.-.Brig Annie
lugram, OXner.
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PYTH1xN VISITORS. Ruth Lodge,
Knights of Pythias,. of Petersburg, will
visit Richmond on an excursion, this eve
ming, arriving here at 6 o'clock. The pro-
granme for the reception is published In
another column. Justice White Is chair
man of the Committee Of Reception. IL s
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The mellow, au.umnal light which we nave at
this season lends photogr Apply certain nne ehecss
which can scarcely ever be achieved at other
timcs. REEFS FUZZY understands this, and 10 pre-
pared to take due advaptag of Il, - :
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIoER Strand
Chancellor Wade on last night installed B.
I. August, v. c.; 2. ,. starke, Guide;
DIR. He. Jones, /. s.; and w. p. Poy-
thress, o. s.. of Richmond Lodge, No. IA,
knights of Pythias.
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Z ADvERTIsE.- Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion of the caantry should advertise In the
papers OF thst section. d.. sEILYseN d Cos VIII
take advertisements and have them inherited at
publishers' rates, eGssl * ssi3s ~ sss3'
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OF hats. which bag besn selected asDsciaify Tor
the retail trade. He has Just receised By express
some CT the m lst splendid goods We evsr,sars m 4

NJ. ELLfsoM & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch building, Will receive advertisements and
nave item inseyte,ifn any journal or the country
at regular rates. tfslt5ff 4sataHgfi !ssr1ss5a
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LlNNEMAN,s STEAM DYEING

- ALL hGOuklHG FSTABLlsHMEET,
'|' bEOAD GTkFkT, B&pWEES FOURTH
ID FIFTH ST sThEETS.-DyeIng done In any
1ti.f desired; also, Cleaniog IN the best sad
h'ts.st style. Csraet securing and Kid gloves
s'heI invite the ladies especially TO see ny.
~ 49,. "s' Importation OF blue. adopted for silk and
""t'Sa. &c 2l.3m
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Poets m ay sing and philosophers may wfits that
IS mans man for a chat, "a but nniesshe has on
a good suit OF clothes DC doesn't appear more
than bolfa man. So go to Z. B.sPxScR Soa,
Ia o Main street. Esz Gft4 -a.Bgz q - =
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A good assortment of extracts, hair oils, po-
ades lily whte and toilet articles generally, for
sale very low at goRsTMAs's, 2ii Broad, between
Sscond aud Third streets. rt.t ~. .st IL s.' Il
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second-haud school-books taken In exchange
for new ones at ELLYEoa & TAYLoR's, ltls Main
street, next to Dispatch Office. - s'.h is'5as
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UENRICo COUNTY COURT In this court
yesterday Annie Ellis, aAdS Annie Spindle,
was tried for unlawful cohabitation, found
guilty, and tined so. The prisoner is to
be confined in the county Jail until the fine
and costs arc paid,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. - Governor
Walker has reappointed Philip A. Hayne
commissioner Of deeds for Virginia in the
State of Illinois. .
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The best cigars ia The city for The money are
sold at FoRsrMAN's, 2l Broad, between seccnd
and Third streets. Try them. 80 81. -. -
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ELLfsoN & TAYLOR, Booksellers, lIls Main
street, publishers agents for McGsn.y,s Read
ers and Spoilers, HaiveY's Gramnsrs, and
Guyors Biographies.
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THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS of the City
Council went the grand rounds Yesterday.
and inspected the various thoroughfares of
the city which need attention.
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-Abram Abrahams
(colored), convicted of attempted rape in
The county OF New Kent, and sentenced to
one years imprisonment, was received at
the Dpnitentia iary Yesterday. ...7.r .
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HARrER'sl WEEKLY and Frank Lestess
Illustrated papers for this week are TO hand
from EIiyson u Taylor, booksellers md
next to Dispatch Office.
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country merchants and teachers suppIied with
Scnool oo' KS on most liberal terms by ELLYsoN
TAYLOR, booksellers, lll5 N ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

Cali at WEIS GERS. 30. l2cl Aain street.. We
take p,essure ID ealing the attention of the citl-
zens OF Richmond to WRlstakA's splendid asock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

Cool weather makes sPKscE's a grest place OF
resort for those IN want CT Flannel shirts and
o,h1s warm garments. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

School and College Text Books of every kind,
wholesale and retail, at ELLYsoN Il TAyLoB's.
1llG Main street. ,-.sr r- = - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

For fine fleets In photography 60 TO BEEs's
gale ry Nos oil and 9i3 Main street, near Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06

HuSTINGs CoURT..-ln this court ycster.
day the civil docket was called. The salne
business will occupy the court to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-06
Aitl1montl Qispatth.
FRIDAY. ..........OCTOBER 6, 1871

Rs~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION CT ALL THE OTHER DlILf
NEWSPAPERS or TIE CITY.