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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

,INsPEcT1oN OF THE POLICE FoRcE.-The
semi-annual inspection of the Police Bat
talon of the city Of Richmond took place
son Yesterday afternoon In front Of the City
Hall, In the presence of the Mayor, Police
Justice, and President of the. City, Council.
All the men on duty except The few re-
|quired to man the stations were drawn up
in two ranks: open order, and facing In
ward, under the command OF Major Poe,
the Chief, and Captains Tyler, Peasants.
Disney, and Epps. They are nearly all
OF good stature and fine physfque,l and
presented a most creditable appearance in
every respect. h hrs ss5<3ssE1 ss-:sIl'fss1. y
The Mayor made them one of his pleasant
and appropriate speeches, comp pnmenting
them highly upon the discipline OF The
corps, its efficiency, and the remarkably
good order, for which Richmond has now
Become. famous, tWithstanding circum-
stances we'll calculated to produce disturb
ances of the peace on slight revocation.
The inspection over, the men were
marched to their respective stations aDy
their captains, and we doubt5not that they
will in Tine future, assin the past, prove
themselves worthy of the high encomiums
passed upon them By the press ana tne ns
people - ss'..ss ~. 80 "
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!: suhasR RlEADIsd REAL NEW BOOKS Jusr orr O
= ne io,lowing new books are FOR sale by ELLYson
80 IAIIoh, ~ next 70 tue Dispatch ofies, and xiM
be mailed to any address upon receipt or prizes. /
srsols gong % the country should supply them.
selves before leaving the city - =
Island Feishbors 7sc.: gs9
= Little Men, by Miss Aleott, 4tso:
James Gordon's Wife, soc.s 49, e ,i II i
Kalph the Heir, by Anthony Trollope, S,.as;
Guilt and Innocence, By Mad. Schwarsz, Si.so:
vfris, By Florence WiIford, co.,;
Marquis and Merchant, Soc;
Nigel Bartsam's Ideal, ssc.; s,ssS
Tie Last Aldint sbY Geo. Land, S.c.;
Won, Not Wooed, Soc;
Daisy Nichol, soc.;
Reginal Archer, 7sc.;
Travels Of . Doctor OF Physic, o.;
Lucille, illustrated soc,
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT IN HANOVER CouNrY.
Mr. William T. Melton, who has saw.mill
ut Atlee's Station, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, met with painful accident
on Friday last at that place. While endea.
voring to adjust some of the machinery the
main belt broke and struck him on the
lower part of his leg. breaking it TO splfnt-
ers. He was brought to: this city and Drs.
Cullen and Terrill being called In, minis
istered to his relief. On Sunday afternoon
Dr.. Hunter Mcclure amputated the limb,
portions Of the bone having been forced
entirely out. .a,. <. ~ = = 7saIgsa .
Mr.. Melton is about thirty years OF age
and resides on. 28th street, near Mason. He
was doing as well as could respected yes
terCay - s. ie ga1& i
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STORM IN New YoRK-DAMAGE TO PROP
ERTY AND Loss OF L1FB.-Neao York, July
1G.-During the storm to-day the Yorkville
bell tower, 13O feet high and 35 feet in
diameter, with $500 pound bell, was
blown down.
A carriage, containing A. De St. Orme,
wife and daughter, was crushed I IN d.II.l Flitn
ayenns Dy yyltb tbe saht lit INJURIES IL e.s
A sloop Yacht, name unknown, was cap
sized and sunk in the bay one man was
drowned. A brig was struck by lightning
and set on fire; damage slight no one
killed. ; The streets were flooded and Chin
news blown down. A, sail-boat, with DR..
Ambrose and son three years old, OF Brook
lyn. on board, was capsized during the
storm and the child was drowped.' 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

1rha hhassg,.ATJoks = As TO CouNrx scHoa1. Tar
. Inc s.ate Board Of Education has adn,,taa r;
ING ,eaaoWWing ~ regulations on this subieet:
" aersas tom returns 10 this oface it
sSppeaEs snse some school districts I'M tf,e
state pave filled to vote tax for tiisssiees M e
sschoG purposes: Therefore be at - :.
Reao!oed, That iffn any such case the means
are raised ;6y private SUBSCRIPTION or other.
wise for furnishing school Ehotlses, ,furni.
ture. apparatus, textbooks for ndiRent
children, pay of the clerk. OF the board of
trustees, and all other means and pplt
auces nesdfnl for the successful operation
OF the schools, then the State funds may be
;apporti0ned to the district just as III the
tax had been voted: Progided, hat In all
such cases satisfactory evidence must be
furnished this board by The. certificate of
the trustees and the county uperintendent
that thetprovision, made is just and impair.
tiaL and such aslWill5 secure the benefits of
the school system to the people, as required
by the Constitution and laws Of the State"
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TRAGEDY IN Chicago, july
16.-About eight miles east OF Falrpmrg'
ters and Paschall, were murdered by q per-
son unknown. At 10 O'Clock they passed
through Fairhurg In a wagon. just after
leaving the village a young man. on horse
back was observed to ride up and hitch bis
horse to the tail of the wagon. This young
man has not been. seen or heard Of since.
The murdered men have been found, and
be is supposed TO be the murderer. Z 1t
seems the two encampedfor the night, and
wers evidently getting grass for their hSrses nses
through the head, entering from the back.
The town is In terrible excitement, and IL
the murderer is caught will be lynched.. 4
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"A New LINE TO NoRFoIK.-The steamer
.Palisade, Capt. Nelson, will, on and after
to-day gay make tive trips lss q week to Norfolk.
and Saturdays, and returning on the fol-
lowing days. She win still continue her
regular trips up the Chickaho hominy, leaving
here. on each Thursday. This, with the
Sylvester running, her regular trips, will
give five trips week between this city and
Norfolk, and will prove great convenience
to persons living or doing business on the
river, as well as to travellers. or pleasure
sepkars
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SUICIDE BIZ 4 Mamma OF FrsK's REaI-

SUICIDE BIZ MEhBER OF FrsK's REGI-
,spNT.- Nefe York, July 16.-EdWard j. 81.
GaiYney, aged %, belonging 70 COMPANY 9,
az the 9th regiment. and late bospital slew
ard ~ M of that regiment, died q terrible death
,tn.day. He was, dekatned on the 12Lh BY
ms dol wife at tile Fifth.ayeni1e Hotel. In
the evening he was fearfully depressed
when he learned OF the riot, inzfhe sup
precision OF which bis comrades were en'
gagged, and bearing to-day Of comments . on ~
bis: absence from the posi- OF sdAngeI, 80
witha tasor;1 expiring instantly.
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EXCURSION TO WAsHINGToN-The Py-
thians and Odd-Fellows of Fredericksburg
propose to have a grand excursion to WASH
ington about the 1st Of August. The
Fredericksburg Railroad Company have
consented to issue halffare tickets from
this city, provided as many as 25 persons
will become purchasers. .sszz
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carving out the arrangement for connect
ing the Chesapeake and Ohio and r. s. D,
railroads With the York River road Laid
on the table. . Sc s,s g,s .,rrgtig :. g7ee
THE THE CITY SERGEANT AND HIS PAY. sTe.ss
Mr. Sloan presented q resolution asking
that the Committee on Claims and Salaries
be allowed to consult the city attorney In
relation TO certain allowances due n. DE.
Lee, city; sergeant, and certified to by the
Hastings Court Agreed to. b as 1-tota
. OTHER BUSINESS.
The usual number Of petitions, etc.,
were presented and appropriated referred {;
after which, on motion, the Council ad.
journed. s,-say,sr5is &, ~; 7sl.
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PAIEFUL AcC1DENT.-Ye Yesterday after
noon, between 4 and 8 o'clock, young
man named Thomas Dreyer, employed at
the planning. mill of John d. George Gibson,
while at work growing, had his right hand
caught in a circular saw. The palm was
badly mangled, and the little finger left
hanging by the skin. DR.. Cullen dressed
the wounds. arss
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AUCrIOa SALES THIS BAY.

p. BOWMAN WIN sell at 10 a. NJ. large lot Of
frst class dry goods, eto. ,. s.. 4 3 ~ .ssl.s
LYME q BBOTHER win sell at p. NJ. a building
lot on the corner Of asd and Grace streets.
COOK &LAUGHT0N VIII sell at 10 A. II. house,
hold and kitchen furniture, Gc.a
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CHARGED WITH UNLAWFUL CUTTING
On Saturday night an alteration took
place at Spriggs's dance:house between two
colored men named Frederick Gibson and
Sam Fisher, in which the latter received
severe cut on the neck at the hands Of
Gibson. Gibson was arrested, and ap-
peared before Justice White yesterday,
who, after q partial hearing of the case,
sent the accused on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court for the first Monday in
Santemhar +.s1 -
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. 1fNTEN AR1 TIC.NII MIN UAL'
rxrIrHSIcN TO NORFOLK. WEDNESDAY,,
JULY 10TH. rs#

street cars leave corner Broad ard 4th streets ut
n A. ". C,.,,,n...r ,,,.,.. .,,. -,horre ., =
"'rirsets on street-cars each way, cents. Tick
- IN sfez IN boat for the round trip, ~; children
" \ ? yeArs Of age, half price meals extra.
syrivr al Portsmouth al q Z. II. Vislt Navy
S,-A from !. 20 sP. NJ.
Tr,rr4mmr for night In Norfolk Will be adver-
I"Isssnl games are provided for the trip. Sacred
,.,r vt;h gan accomrantmen!.
rIIL or FARE sandwiches. SC. Couee' !oc' J
Tbr sbcye wi be furnished at all hou,s OF :he
The iaccs Of the sch sol. Guests pre- erring z
i t,sr meals at the regular table Of the boat or
,',y may carry thsir prov s1ons with them,
ven; h. If properly Labelled, will be taken care OF
W ,na CGmm!uee OF Arrange euts and deliv-
e.,nrniny, leave Norfolk at 81 A. NJ. Thursday,
-anr,.ng close to Fortress honroe and KIP haps
10 MOSQUITOES st Norfolk, rs has been sur
80 '''''t II
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THE GuHBIsroN NTRAGEDY-Conrs OF
the Murderer Chicago, July 15.-The trial
of Alfred Ziegenmeyer, for the murder OF
M. ". Gurnbleton In December, was con.
cluded last night with verdict Of guilty IN
accordance with the Indictment, and gxlng
the punishment at imprisonment tor as ans ~ q
the.State penitentlary. Co9mnsga m a an,em. sauS Z
bered that Ziegenmeyer met Gumbleton 10
New York. cultivated an intimacy WIN
him, following him to Baltimore, and aitef-
wards to Chicago, where he murdered 1hims
and then by forgery obtained q large
amount Of money Belonging to Gumbleton.
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JOB PRINTING.-We cali the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks or courts, sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
sl others having orders for printing, to the faci-
ties offered ut the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
L1sHdENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads. Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tsgs, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bils OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
guaranteed. E-s-
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/ UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
Richmond PosT-oFFIoE, July IT,, 1871.-
81. stohn, Mossingford Depot; W. Holer,
Baltimore, Nd; Miss G. Baber, north
Liberty street !; Jas. r. Jones, West Point !;
Mrs. Byrd, Matthews Courthouse Mrs.
M. Cbeatham, box s81 Geo. Gray, Mont
gomery, va. Kate Gilmore, Deatonsville.
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FoR THE LEGIsLATURE.-The Richmond
correspondent of the Petersburg Courier
brings out x.Jgstice Gentry as candidate
for the House Of Delegates from Chester
field. He is capable man, and has the
confidence of the party. 9+E @
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CHRoMos.-We have handsome collection of
chromos In gilt and walnut frames on exhibition
ut our auction-room tsecond foorl, to which the
attention Of the public is called. The collection
VIII be sold to morrow morning. See advertise.
ment. COOK & LAuGHToN.
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AssAULT1NG a P PoLrcEMAN.-Wm., Banks,
colored man, was arrested yesterday by
Captain Disney on the charge of throwing
stones at Policeman Charter on Saturday
night while in the discharge of his duty.
The case will probably be investigated by
Justic White this morning.
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PIc-N1c TO NoRFoLK.-The Centenary
Church Sunday-school propose to have a
grand picnic to N orfolk, Fortress Monroe,
and the Rip Raps., The steamer Sylvester
win carry the party, and will leave her
wharf at 6 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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LOOKING ARoUND.-A Scotch gentleman
visited aAdjutant-G Gen. Richardson yester-
day at the Capitol, and had an interview
with him concerning the purchase of lands
in Virginia.
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FROM Elyson & Taylor we have Frank
Leslie's Ladys Magazine for August. This
is most excellent No., and the colored en-
cravings are worth more than the price of
the masaZ inc. .e.s.. sirt ..,.,-z Ers--e- .@-
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Swift, who re.
Gently lost his pants containing bunch of
keys and $72, stolen froma car at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad depot in this city,
has since had his hand badly mashed, and
it is feared amputation will be necessary.
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4 PHoToGRAPHs.-There seems to be only one
opinion to where the best aud cheapest pictures
are taken. We have always, and VIII always, re-
commend the LEE GALLERY. We have had pic.
lures OF our family taken there and all to our en-
tire satisfaction 2's.fk El,l5f
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION OF THE
sEAsoN.-Centenary Sunday school viii make an
excursion TO Norfolk On next Wednesday and re-
turn the following day. Tickets for the round
trip, &2 children under twelve years Of age, half
Yric
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CoLoRED ExcURs1oN1sTs.-Ala large party
OF colored excursionists from Petersburg
reached the city yesterday, and amused
themselves during the day by roaming
through the Capitol Square and admiring
the beauties of the city generally.
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What ia more refreshing than good bath this
hot weather? GEORGE KLEIN, on Broad street,
has good assortment OF bath tubs at moderate
prices. He also has on hand lot Of fruit cans
and jars and other useful articles for house.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RIoHMoND-Judqe
fitzhatgh-Monday.-The following cases
were disposed of: 5'
Mitchell's ex'r vs.. Mitchell, &c. Fl. Y.
Mitchell VS.. Mitchell ct al. Decree confirm
ing report Of special commissioners. - az
Nelson VS.. Friends admir-. Order allow
ing defendapt to file his answer within ten
days from the expiration Of this term.
Millers adm'x vs.. Millers admir-, &c.
Decree for an account. 49, : .-- !
Watt Us. Watt, &c. Decree for an ac-
count. - -
Mitchell vs. Clarke ct al. Leave given
to file bill of review and injunction awarded,
Branch VS.. Branch, &c. Decree appoint
ing Lawson Nunnally special commissioner
to take an account, together with Ro. b.
Mann, formerly appointed special commits
sioner.
Robinson's ex'x VS.. Robinson ct al.
Decree authorizing sale OF an equity Of re-
Gemption. a.,
Manson s. Magili, Magill & Manson,
Sauer 81 Magill. Decree setting aside por-
tion of decree of 18th June, 1871, author
izlng sheriff to take bond from Magil.
Corbin vs.. Mills. Petition of c. S. Mills.
ex'r, filed, and order allowing him to de-
posit balance due estate in his hands in
Union Savings Bank of Richmond to the
credit of this suit.
Philip Holmes (colored) qualified as adj
ministrator of Peter Holmes (colored), de-
ceased. ,.. -
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-Goyernor Walker has
appointed James G.. Crittenden u notary
public for the county of King and Queen.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, JULY II, 1871: A. NJ, go; r.
NJ, $50; P. NJ, $40. -.s.-
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Mr. III. r. Du-
lany has been appointed by the Governor
commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to re-
side in MARYLAND.
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Don't forget the place for summer clothing E..
B. SPENCE & Son always keep good stock at
moderate prices.
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Visitors to the Virginis Springs should examine
our magnificent stock Of new jewelry and diamond
goods. NowLAg & Co.,
~ Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

No traveller should leave the city Without box
Of WOODS condensed soda. water. Price, Soc.
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!sroaINa rHH BIRDs.-A eolored boy was
arrested yesterday By Officer cOrdle, Of the.
Capitol force. Tor stontng She birds an the.
who supposed inc Of s2 upon him: !:
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 9s, $3.50,
Ss.7s, and Mso per coo, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment. ..Ef
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Neck ties, collars, under clothing, and every
thing else for gentIemen's wear can be procured
at low p,ices Of E.R- SPENCE q Son, 1900 Main
atr as.E
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(; Superb patterns of new silver for bridal and
birthday presents receiving at EowLAN & CO.'S.
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Reserve endowment policies is specially with
the, Wfdows' and Orphans Benefit Life Insur-
ance Company. j. B. MOORE, Agent.
ssas z I. a - No. Ills Main street
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving Che city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at SO cents per month, payable I'm nd
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Call and examine the rich imported goods an
rare styles of new jewelry just opened at
NowLAg d co.'s,
Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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"F" COMPANY will meet this evening at
Virginia Hall at half-past 8 O'Clock for i'm
portant business. snh
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Choice new goods for bridal presents now re-
ceiving at NowLAN & CO.'S.
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You can make your own soda water on the cars
or at picnic IL you get box OF condensed Soda
water. Price soc. II
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All the novelties In fashionable jewelry, for
summer wear, opening st NowLAE q Co.'s.
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4 In TIE CIRCUIT CoURT OF RICHMOND the
Office Judgment docket will be called on
w ednesday. t-g.a
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7 Eyerybody should have cendenssd soda,Watert to
carry 70 pic. mics, RItee, Sec.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
Winston Robinson and Nick Lewis (col.
ored), charged with obstfucting the side
walk and refusing to leave when told, and
resisting the police. Fined 81 each. -
Gilman Brown and William Edmunds,
charged with interfering with Policeman
Charter in the discharge of his duty, and
assaulting and throwing stones at him. No
proof, and consequently discharged.
with being drunk and disorderly, and vic
lently resisting the police. Security re-
quired in $50 for three months. .
Robert Rice, charged with assauItIng and
beating Henry Vaughan. Fined S.; if not
paid, sent to Jail for ten days. .-.,:,,
w. L.. Salamonsky, charged with perjury,
in swearing that Mir. Palmer did obtain
clothing under false pretences from SaIa-
monsky of the value of $50. Honorably
discharged. A..' =,
r. M. Winfree, charged with assaulting
and beating John Trice. Fined $3.50.
James Bady, charged with using indie
cent language and keeping an ill-governed
house, TO the annoyance Of the neighbor-
hood. Fined $3.50. -.- ~ - ?.
John Reardon, charged with curslng and
abusing Bridget Melim. Fined $40.
Benz. Moss (colored}, charged with being
drunk and creating disturbance in the
street and resisting Detective Dan Wrenn
in the discharge of his duty. Security re-
quired for his good behavior for thirty days.
William Smith, deaf mute, charged with
being vagrant and having no visible means
of support. Sent to jail.
. r. 81. Wilkinson :and W illiam w ilkinson
(colored), charged with assaultlng and
striking Francis Craven, and Francis Cra-
ven, charged with perjury and also, threat
ening to shoot William Wilkinson. Dis
charged. g.. ps.e a.4., 1.
Francis Grain, charged with abusing and
threatening to shoot Robert Wilkinson.
Discharged. s.....55,cs
Robert Walsh, charged with ssssulting
and striking James Russell with stone.
Fined 81.
George Cunningham, charged with being
aivagrant and having no visible means OF
support. Discharged. :. -. Ill
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srrfToN owNKRs In shoekoe HiiI cemeteEY
will find nm important order Of the Conn
mites on Cemeteries In another column,
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RESTAURANTS.
KEETAUKAMTHs
= K T E l. L E, a "a
RESTAURATEuR, p
No. 1904 MAIN STREET

4
Is slways supplied with the luxuJies OF the sea-
son The. BEST MEATS Of all ,kiuds-F0WLSs
l4ms and wild GAME OF all sprts--GYSTEES
hhd Fish. All served 10 order IN the best skyie.
nesI. Orders for suppers and ente1aadnn1ents Of
the most elegant and recherche style filled ia the
most satisfactory Id amer, l3ys{ - .5s!!s 3
The BAR. ss wen as the table, with rates suited
" the ttmeS. fhe best liquors always on haud.
Land. - - - - -sEEf9' :.
:, ,kEfREsHMEgTs served up In elegant ssyle In
lhs LADIES' SALOON. where perksct privacy
AID decorum are maintained, ISL
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x:sssSES, SHDES> ekC.

RooTs, SHOES, TRUNKS, sc. g.
Just received, Ladies' Maria Antoirette w.
%!.lprEts Ladies KID and SEtGE SLIP
IN ~, ter The cIlamDfr with and without heels.
Also a full supply OF GkU~kS for ladies' and
gents all which l oE:r 1T very low prices.
JOHN G. PI GE JR.,
tyl4 -lw 1903 Maln street.
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FOX SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT.-Mons. Gerot, intend a.
Z Ing II remove his restaurant TO the bsse, HI
ir.n, of his b;ii,diug. offers for rett those tNo
FLOORS heretofore used as GeLtls,-
in-n's and ladies' dining rooms, supplied wltn
heaters, gas, waite ard all other modern I'M I'm,
mT"yere1ts, The first door Is admirably suited
tor a hsnking house. brokers' real estate, inSur-
qrrr ,tlre. or ether busireSs. The second hoor
has large front room and two smaller ones III the
r~ar ali 6e!;ghtfaly arranged for offices or other
P"' RICHARDSON & CO.,
Jxr-dIw lif3 Main street.
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BrXCURSlONS SEASON OPFN-sf1spJ
II .D-GRkAT 'REDuClloS ~ daSsssa.sa.
= srR Round-,rip icketS To Norfolk anu re-
urn, So: single ticket TO Norfolk, .. Good until
Esti-ptr ~ xo,,>, CIV, ,,psrvp
CHEAPEST ROUTE TO CoBB'S ISLAND. q
L. +. TATyfM, General Agent
l. oa I'm james River Steambost Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-18

George Cunningham, charged with being,
a3vagrant and having no visible means OF
support. Discharged. :. III.