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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

The CASE OF MRS. WHARTON Friend
Speaks in Her Defence.-The Wilml ngt0n
| (Del.) Commercial gives some Statements,
which we quote below, respecting Mrs
Wharton, who is now confined In the Bal
timore Jail awaiting trial on charge o
poisoning General Ketehum. The state
ments were, it says, obtained from gen
tleman who Is largely identified with the
business intereats Of Baltimore, was Wel
| intimate terms with Mr. Van Ness, and ac'
| companied the party to NorristoWn which
| eXhumed the body of MAJOR Harry Whar-
ton. Mrs. Wharton, it adds, has always
regarded him with especial favor, and the
| hospitalities of her house have always been
thrown open to him. He believes Mrs.
Wharton entirely guiltless of the charges
preferred against her. and regards her as
victim OF unfortunate circumstantial cyl
dence, which will be fully dissipated at the
| trial. General ketchum, he says, had been
complaining for some time previous to his
death, and was much given to dosing him.
self; that he took heavy draughts Of lauda-
mum only the day before he died, being
| then very unwell, and that the laudanum
had an entirely different effect from that
intended. He regards the death Of General
Ketchum as superinduced by oyerdosing
himself with laudanum and its correotives.
While admitting the fact that poison was
found in the punch which had been pre-.
pared for Mr.. Van Nees, he believed that
Il found its way there by other means than at
the hands OF Mrs. Wharton; for, ne SAID, II
would be proven that she was not in the
dining room for several hours before aud
after Che punch was made. He stated fur
ther, that upon an occasion several years
ago, when he was remaining in the family
for some time, another person, also VISITING
lentiy i'll with symptoms of poison. The
case was treated and cured as poison, and
both he and the gentleman, although say
Ing nothing about it, strongly suspected a
person 10 the famiIy-not Mrs. Wharton
with having administered It. Our reporter
was given to understand that that suspect
ed person was still In the family, or was
stillt kindly received into it at the time Of
the death of General ketchun and the al
legged poisoning of Mr. Van Ness. -. Z"
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Lyon, although stauncf Pa,,,,,,,;,
as al hhonest and faithful offieer nns y
tha s party is In power is the c,,s. as ione
cnInrnH,,sYers caYers and respectable. part ne III n
NILE Marble, the hrnthpr;,, y, " IL als
10 said to east wisSfni ana a1' &, O
CONCERT. THE concert to ro,,s 49,,
aid OF the church rena,rs - ,.sas ,a.se iunds in
MgnL as the Methodist ChnrcI, piace 10.
aaractlYe blu will be offered F4ss. lnoss
tnateurs Will appear, and we tr7,st tha a.' a.e
cided success. - = aeSes'es' . de de.
ket kSa IN dbuIL.Dc,INas.-Fhe hall over the mar.
inv'oaouse iiv Will, 1t is now thouehf he snaad @
ino s1;nuiehced; T., and it is talked Of bn;Id.
msotia @ ~ some central location a hail for % fhe
sns; place Of our various banavo,snt @ sn
oIS IISS'ssiSs. s.Gs. The town will mi, down tha
o,.a o,S tal ana use the court-honse fha Ms,h sIe
; mora res pull down their church and erect :
su,. @ ntiidsome one elsewhere. Conrt- -borsa .
90 van De made beautiful park.
morrins WuT OF HIs LArrrUDE.-on .yestsrd,v
~ ,ha thhlng T. ID. McKenney, ESQ. seay nras;dasyt
81 cos .ne trustees, discovered crav s,ueas cau nv
S;ose proximity to his hennerv and aSs. aS1 ny
@ ,na Inc fox, being but siahti IL u ,sarns nn1s at
the ie ed MS escape. He must haSe een, stoIen ~
'ne saro Outing the night. ''oon N
a. tAshrpoIsTaENTs AFT Of MIR. A. l.. R;vev o,o.r
;s saops Of the Richmond and D,nn;1,a vsgr
Ma'lroad s;a Company, is lying serion.Is nanxie y,
rus residence on Bainbridge street sSd "a ~, at
Waiter Cheatham has as Iss beepn p,aee; snn,,,,.
asslssant librarian of the Baptist Sahhot Sh.e
SCHOOL, vice chas. W. Conway, resigned. eSa'n
Of fsaaEhFs.IThus sanh s,s far but four couples ftuo
csns eaeh eolor) have applied this moniS fop
LII, IN one district in Dale township the Con.
selsaslve ssI canvasser found seventy m colorad @
Ms ana twenty-five white men entitled o,ea tn wote
hae former had all registered and II Of ftie the
iAtIes Ia eig6t had not registered. y VIC
opening address before the Manehesta, .
Literary tgi,. Society on Friday night. e'eel
VIII the formation of the new nrec;not .,
Hancock's store make it necessary for Hs ns r. r.
have an entire new registration - " Wi Il
some m, one who knows give the informant " On =
Inc anniversary of The Manchester GIee
GilI Giuo takes place at Oakwood Park nexi M
Tuesday night. - = Ava
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FRAYsER's GALLERY, opposite the post-oIlce,
is the largest and bestarranged In the city.

GRAND OPENING OF FALL GOODS AT No. l3cG
MAIN sTREET.-E. u. SPENCE b ION, Merchsn,
Iallors, are nowcpenlng their stock or fall goods
and invite their old customers and the public gen.
orally 10 call and ex anime them. They have
very fine assortn ent OF English and French cloths
oassimtres,i and vestings, and are prepared t.
make them mp to order In The best style and at the
lowest prices. They also have nice line Of ready
mace Clothing, we'll cut and made, which they viii
sell as low as the lowest. Their stock Of gentle
mems furnishing goods is usually large and at
tracttye, embracing all the latest novelties neck
ties and sear!s of the newest styles underwear
and hosiery of all kinds All of which viii be solo
at prices within The reach Of all. We advlse one
and all to call at No. 1900 Main street. and see fol
themselves. 81. .5lls fl'' 4 is -, 30 -
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

JAMES BROWN vii, sell at No. 1909 Main ST.,
under st Charles Hotel, cP5ckery, glassware,
cfhce fxturcs, DC.
COOK & LhuGHToN viii sell at 10 A. a., ut
J. So.3ss7a:h street, household aud kitchen fnrni-
$5E ture. ,sftr. -
'aRUBBS d WILLIAMS will rent at auction, at
llA. NJ, The Craighton estate, and at the same
! time sell ths perishable property n The same.
JOHN W. WRIGHT will re1f at II B. NJ, at the
: factory formerly occupied by Flash Reed,
!. engines, boilers, and fixtures generally.
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The attractions at the DOLLAR STORE are still
increasing. Amorg the numerous articles we
have ae eady called the attention Of our readers 10
We find fu liDe or real hair curls an elegant az
sortmaat cf clocks, new assortment of black
walnut deaks, wolk-boxes, book. shelves, hat
racks, and ve!y attractive lire Of silyer-plated
ware, Including cake baskets. mugs and goblets,
I've bottle castors, walters, &c.
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EF YOU WISH
< CHEAP DRY GOODS
Go TO
julius SYCLES'S,
as BROAD STREET. between 4th and 9Th.

He has received large lot of FIiANNEbS, oil
All .h,des and colors IN which he 1fers great 1n-
due, r,nleiS. As every one wishes such goods at
this time 1i the YEAR, they would therefore DO well
20 give hin 4 call.
H.. offers the public CREST Inducements In the
way OF CASSlMhkES which he Will sell for 2sc.
aiH ;Oc per yard less than they can be bought this
season, and which are only suitable for ial AND
w"lcr. -.
He viii open this day 60 dozen Gents Merino
Shirts and Drawers, which he offers as last year,
prices.
He also tfers full line of + al Dress Goods very
cheap such as Black silks, irish Poplins, Bonn
blllaes, Alpacas, Meriuos, Empress Cloths, aid
IRISH Eeas B!eached Brown, and other Uomes-
trS-a ;u!l assortment
1n'rty-ilve pairs of Blankets on hand, which he
Offers at last years prices.
keint Der, goods ha advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
4l5 Broad street, betwet n 4th and 5.h sts.
SALKeMEN j. J. Turner, John N. Gary, w.
u. PnSers, and A. .. BeVell.
store closed on SATURDAYS. au ~
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New FIRE BoxEs.-A new tire-alarm box.
No. "a, was placed at the corner of 7th and
Canal streets last evening, under the direc.
tion of Mr. Il. NJ. j. Paynter, one of the
superintendents of the ire-alarm and
police telegraph. Box No. 26 will be put
up this morning at the corner OF 9th and
Main streets, rr ~ -
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jon PRrSrINa.-WecaIIth the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts, shertGs, lawyers, raii.
road, steamship and canal officers and agenta ane
all others having orders for printing! TO she facii.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAn,
LIsHMEgT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of al kinds OF Job Printing we can furnish ~
short notice Cards, giM- -Heads. Letter-Heads,
Prosfammess Hall Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Taga Hand -BiRs Catalogues, Bills OF Fare. Show.
BiIia. Checks Drafts, Gc.s&e &c, sattssaesios
gusrsuteed,SsFS E5a 5!;ssg ~ II u M =
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ihE VICTORIA CARD.-This beautiful new. s,ze
caro- Picture is now being produced at she LEE >,
aALLERf. It has the advantage Of being large
enough Tor framing or for the album, and the
price charged is only the same you have to nav
for coDmon.s!za card pictures. Tic "LEEs !,
alMaYs ahead. -
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MORTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur.
day, Sept. 16, 1871, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board
of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 81
in addition, 3 still-5orn were reported
Il white, 2 colored). Sex Males, 18 !; fe.
males, q. Color: White males, 5; white
females,i o; colored males, II colored fs.
males, u. Condition. Single, 90 married,
10; widows. 9; Nativity: United States, 81
Scotland, Q: Prussia, 2; Germany, /; Can:
ada, /. Locality: City al large, !; Marshall
Ward, 6; Jefferson Ward, Z; Madison
Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, I; Clay Ward, 2:
Jackson Ward, Z; Medical College In:
tirmary, 2. Age: One day to thirty, 8;
one month to slx,9 six months to twelve,
! !; one year to three, 5; three years to five, 2;
| five years to ten, / ten years TO twenty,
twenty years to thirty, 6; thirty years to
forty, b forty years TO tltty, 4, iltty years
to sixty, s.; sixty years to seventy, 3 sey.
enty years to eighty, l. BY whom certified
Regular practitioners, Gl irregular practis
tioneIs, 1 coroner, Board of Health, 4.
Causes Of death: ApopeXy, 2; consunp.
tion; 10 g white 7 coloreO; congestion oi
liver, 1 !; diarrhel (acute), 2; diarrh9a
(chronic), 1 dysentery (aeute), D; dysen.
terry (chronic), 2; euteritis, 2; hamilton, 1 ;
liver disease, l; purpura, |; scrofula,
(colored) strangulated hernia, ! typhoid
foyer, valvulir heat. disease, whoop-
ng-cough, unknown, 3.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Assets over s4seoc oao. The largest aud be i cor.
pany In The world, the least ratio OF expense
making the most dividends -and the cheapess
company to insure IN. Dividends payable In cash
next January, and every succeeding January, on
all policies In force. JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
+. g4s = ..sls 80. ~ A gank
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DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARI
TO COST .
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

Having determined to close business, will from
this da,e until the lst OF October sell my large ano
attractive stock Of DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
hEGARD TO COST FOX CASH EXCLUSIVE
LY. On the Cd of OCTOBER the remainder OF
the stock will be closed out at auction. -.
City and country dealers viii please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, aE we ar
Offering great Inducements 70 jobbers. s
Cur stock OF DRESS GOODS Is full ard COM
pele embracing all the novelties Of the season.
Also, h Iu!l line of
CASsIMERES, SATINETS,
JEANS, FLANEELS,
BLANKETS, ..s.sffe., y
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS, 80 t"a<
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS. .. .......
COLLARS, CUFFS, - - .a
LACES, a.sE
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTlUEa, &C, &C. :
I'LL Main street,
su92 Opposite Dispatch ONCE.
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,,1, covaRDlN Sc ELLYsoN.
nRE Ess0Ua.
~. FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

1-Ew FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
\ n,ySS SIiKs IN PATTERNS,
- fn =, of the best quality.
Nn'F'.,. inrsh, for gas. che y nj &s5:
!, -J n,retal for 81 So, cheap al $50;
y A".%.s iHnol Tor SO, cheap III s5l;
n%,,5s Hrowal for S3S, cheap ~ eSa;
NN"'I: ,,<AckI tos $50. cheap ST $40.
J. SuKS IN ThE pIECE. 81
vc.Nr BLACK GS0-6RA&S SiLkS.
-. - Ks are genuine bargains.
Thr's '' ALSO.
SILK POfLiAS, SILK MIXTURES,
* AtpACAS from dac. no 10 81 S7S;
E'.St",.y OF LACES snd E&BkUtbkniES.
LAC s al S., worth el;
H.AN ACE Is 7sr worth 81 so; +.
@NrS SUASDKtkCHiskS. a. IL per d, zen
IVES all Sizes and colors.
\ = 'Warr.ut onr DOLLAR klD GLUVESto be
h-I,'t h-II,n X slI wttha and olors,
n''TT"TIStn>M ACE oy The yard "a bkrgatnh
N,t'i>Tu M LNEN CURTAINS cheap,
N,,.>slIi.ES QDlLrS n 81 so,
Nt"',t* MlksEiLLES CUUNTERPANES at
TX .'ii%>,tEHjN NS,i', FGNRrETs at 81. worth 81 .s;
&C., Il, 6 cf elegant BRUSSELS and FkLfET
NJ &.','I,ic ~, Ls.t-s' SARATOGA TRUNKS at ss
., ss,1Iisn ~" I'll and BROWN CoTTosS
TIiiTE. SLACK, AID CoAoRED VEL
,,,rtnITks ksV!LLH and ether CAS>IMERES.
IC> ~ Ali 4 kOCSS.
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KINDLISG Wood, KIsDLrNG WOOD Basin
b. nix. between sth and 9th streets. ANDERSON q
KING sell haIE-eord seasoned Pine KindlIng Wood,
split and ready for us for three dollars deliver-
ed anywhere in the city. One dollar o cordsaved
by buying OF them. is5s -
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INsPEoTIoN.-The Guard of the Commons
wealth Captain PurcelD Yves inspected by
Inspector. General Owens last night. a
large crowd was present, and the appear
ance Of the company was generally adj
mired.
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CHRISTIAN WERKLY.-We are indebted to
T. L.. D. Walford, agent of the American
Tract Society, for bound volume Of this
excellent Illustrated paper. 1t is full of
wholesome reading matter.
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The SKATING SEASON, at Assembly Hall
has opened most brilliantly. Last night, as
on Saturday night, the. hall was filled with
u most fashionable assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen, and the sport waso the tfness
kind. We are glad to see the skating rink
go popular, for the. reason that 1t. affords
young people Of both sexes, but partieu-
larly the ladies, d most graceful and limo.
cent amusement and healthfnl exercise.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD.-.Phs ctreulst,on of this
paper Is larger than the combined circulation O,
all other religious spers published In the State OF
Virgiaia. It Is therefore most valuable medium
for advertisers. Office on Main street. nearly on
posite Dispatch office. Ia. -
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+ :PERsoNAL.-Mr. E.. B. Drake, of the
Statesville american, is In our city on busi-
ness connected with that thriving paper.
This paper is in the richest section Of North
Carolina. Our business men would do well
to advertise IN the american.
Police Justice j. J.White has gone to
Baltimore. During his absence Justice }.
B. Royster will preside at the Police Court.
Rev. Dr., Minnigerode, Of St. Paups
Church, has returned to the city from his
summers visit to StauntOn.
DIR. a. Graham, Jr., Of Lexington; Coi.
j. M. Wilcox, of this city, and Dabney d.
Maury, Esq, are at Ford's Hotel;
Z AT the Exchange and Ballard the follow
ing were among; the guests last evening:
Messrs. J. a. Nottingham, OF NorthamP-
ton; a. ii. Dunlop, .Jr, Engl md, ana D.
Cary Weston, Of Norfolk, Ya.s ;;9s.sat.ss.
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!, ,sEsT TO -rHE- E-PEarrrFriaRy.- J..
|Smytie and. Peggy Johnson (eolered were
Itakenito the penitentiary esterday mnrl.5
|iDg.6y Deputy Sergeant Lee, TO be, coliined
Efive years the former Tor unlawful shoot
Ing and the latter for grand larceny.
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r Masonic c,AcADEMT.-The next session of
this academy will commence on the first
Monday In Octo ber, in the basement OF the
Eteyenth,street Synagogue. The instruc-
tors are Mr.. A. y. Chesterman and Mrs.
Caroline Bennett. Applications for admis.
sion must be made to the President and
Board OF Directors, whose names are pub
lished lin an advertisement In this paper.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE AssoCIATIoN.-
An important meeting Of the German Con-
servative Association will be held tonight,
at 8 o clock. at Schott's Monticello Hail.
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Best anthracite coal at from $a2s 10 Sass Der
t,n; Clover Hill, from % so to S5 per load coke,
ss5o to 90; pine wood, $3.50 to ss oak, $3.50 10
&C. Delivered free, by CHAs. a. PAGE & CO..
10th and Cary stieets, or 7os Grace street
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One OF the principal attractions on Broad sire.
Is the beautiful stock OF dry goods dl. PLAYED at
iHALHIAER's, corner h street. which Is offered
at very reasonable prices, rs per their advertise
ment, In another column. .s.5
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, SEPT. 19,
.1S71.-Dr. r. w. j. Anderson, Smithtieid,
Va. Schooner Rooka, Richmond, Va.
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@. r. REEs's Photograph Gallery is now In full
blast, turn1r ont the beautiful mezzottnts porce
laines Rembrandls, and sll the latest styles known
to the art, at moderate prices sG
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We candidly recommend our friends and eaders
TO sFAAYSek's Gallery, as he will surely give
naisfactton In every instance.
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Corns, ounsons, nails growing into the flesh.
caliosltle', &c; &c to DR.. SCHULTZ at once. Al,
cases treated without pain or to tbs
sufferer. Attention Is also csllcd to h,s new mode
ofcuring cancers. tumors, ulcers sores, &c. De
Jay not to consult him. Office, 10Th street. nea
Main, ..E
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FMAscRs.-Mr. g. W. Marshall, treasurer
of Caroline county, paid the sum of $8, GOO
into the State TIeasury on Yesterday.
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feGLEaRANCK FOE ITiLY.-The American
tjurk Monitor, Eaton master. cleared yes
terdsy for Gen0a, Italy With 6s! ihogsheads
[Ahippsd by H0g bauer, Tiddeman d Go.
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PosTPoNEMENr.-The public temperance
meeting announced for the Grace-street
Baptist Church next Thursday evening has
been postponed until further notice.
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ExCURSr0ys
EXCURSIONS.
CHEAP TRIPi
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
~ IN RICHMOND!
CtMAERcIAL CONVENTION.
IN BALTIMORE!

special coaches attached to the regular tysfa
WIZ VIII Ieave 6reensuoro' on MONDAY, the iah. nj
1:ae I. H., and Danville at loie p. NJ FOR ina n:
commodation Of persons Wishing to attend eithsr
~ Inc sooYe conventions, as veil as those visiting
hna or Baltimore on business or ploasuae.
n3se going on TO Baltimore will take tbs SeopIar
~ am III, whtch leaves the York River depot sf z.
NJ ~. M SSDhY, the 2sth connecting with the boat
M "wednesday, The a7th. :, 'f--t = - 0'
FARE: .'..-$g5fss y
FROM Greensboro TO Baltimore aud return, Gil;
fro tront greensboro to Richmond and return. %;
rom D4nyiie to Baltimore and return, ep.So:
rom rom DenVltle to Richmond and return, % 50
ss arom Roanoke station to Baltimore and return,
90 oo from Roanoke station 10 Richmond aud re-.
surn' 90 90 from Bnrkeville TO Baltimore andre
turn $!.so; from Butkeville to Richmond. o. 80 !;
from Amelia Court-house to Baltimore and 70.
turn, $3.50; from Amelia Coart-hOuba 10 Rich-
| m9nd and return, $3.50. : - I'-
ilckets over the York River route sold at the de-
pot, and good FOR fifteen days. Tickets over Rich
niond ana Danytlle railroad sold exclusively on
tae train, and good for ten days. sc so.st
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POLICE CoURT, TuEsDAF-Justice J. B.
Rogster presiAng.-The following cases
were disposed Of =. -s,.a: s.. sFs.,s
Geo. Granmor, charged with being drunk
and creating q disturbance in the street.
Fined 81.
James Null, charged with drawing knife
upon VIM. Myers, aud threatening to kill
him. Discharged. .-f1 asst
! Thomas Fiigate, charged with stealing
R9. 80 from the person Of John Reardon, and
John Reardon enlarged with perjury. Con-
tinued until Goth.
Dick Van Horn, charged with careless
driving aud breaking the wagon Of Jucob
ESeigel, was required to pay line Of $3.50.
james Carter. Charles Fulcher, and Ju-
MUS Farmer, charged with assaulting and
threatening to kill Geo. w. Woodall. and
Geo. w. ,Woodall, charged with assaultiDg
and threatening james Carter. Messrs.
Carter, .Fulcher, and Farmer, were fined
$3.50 each, Carter bound over in the sum
of S1O0 for, three months, and Woodall dis
charged. it-.. - na5r:
John Ryan, charged with assaulting and
striking Mrs. Molly Mays. Continued until
the GOTH s,,..a.! = s,s,i - 1's -. -. 1't''
+ Della Brooks (colored), charged with steal
ing $6 from James Lewis. Discharged. No
prosecutor.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD may be ob.at ned until
Let OF January for SOC. Address JETRR & DICK,
IsSoE, Richmond, Va. eze 81 Gs:. 4
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FRAYsER's prices are very low, compared Will
the execution Of his work.
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School Books wholesale and retail, for sale by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR. 1ils Main street.
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FRAYSER Is Richmond man, and comes wei,
recommended ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

:. croquet for sale at ELL ysoS q TAYLoR's, book.
sellers, lI1s Main street. *f{ eE s.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

Oriental Initial Paper, put mp in besuIifu
boxes, for sale by ELLYsoN q TAYLOR, u1s Mall
afr rtar. ~ - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

NATURAL FLOWERS En- 10 !.
blN BALMsD,-BRIDAL R0UQUETS 9NHkG
FUNERAL WIRE aTRs. CIR USS us ,S%S%SS
ANCHORS, and STARS preserved In natural
form. 5s35sS Q .ss..lz * g,
; specimens can be seen st Messrs. j.. Wagner Il
Co.'s, corner OF Broad and ssh streets Lee GSt-
ieyy, Main between sth and aesh streets; and West
k Johnstsn,s bookst0ze. 81 sgsS5s
OSders with Sewers must bs brought to my hoase,
No. Ess Brock avenue, between Clay and Leigh
re s.sodswtss Mas. LsL. TRURafkS.s n
TIME VIRGINIA. SUGAR REFINING
I'll EJt ttssd tEssE COMPANY & ssks z.s.sss
having commenced the naHn?Assur OF RE-
EIEEb AES at iheir hefsaery as &oeketsA
s1iG AK5cf the following brands. s.A.,, e n,
tsH.,f tM ExssRA4ll.sss ~ 2. q YELLQW =, and
aTHiJP al ska ExTRA, RA,DUUHhE.ExTMAs Kaa
05fEEN DT THE SUU I'd kan6s. S. q
ESSlriefs faft as their cAces ecfEar III enG GETE
] NtImaes Nth pFasnps aeattea. sp si'ifa s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-20

ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO Sot
AID OVER DELIVERED In ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY ,S.s-% 4 Il,
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES. \.