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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-03

POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice IT. T.
Wh'te prestdtng.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
John Hope. charged with trespassipp on
the premises Of n. c. Sheppard and steal.
ing a lot of watermelons and peaches. the
property of said Sheppard. Sent to The
county of Henrico.
John Perry, charged with assaulting and
striking Kate Meade. Discharged.
Edmonia Mason (colored), charged with
assaulting and striking W. A. Matthews
while in the discharge of his duty at T.
Cameron's factory! Fined S..
/ James Kidd, charged with trespassing or
the premises Of Jane Rogers. Discharged
with careless driving in the public street
and running over and breaking the shaft!
of j. T. hdams's cart. Costs and damage:
paid, and the case dismissed.
Philip Parsley and Daniel Lewis, charged
with assaulting and striking j. 3. Sprue
while in the discharge of his duty as col
lector on Mayo's bridge. Parsley was tneC
81 and Lewis 3.
| Henry johnson (colored), charged with
using profane language in the public street,
was fined 81.
Henry Payne (colored), charged with
sleeping on the sidewalk, being d vagranr,
and having no visible means of support
Let of.
Eliza Dipner, charged with abusing Henry
Charter. Discharged.
VIM. a. Matthews, charged with assault
ing Edmonia Mason. Fined $3.50.
VIM. Woody, charged with stealing acoW
from John Bowles. Discharged.
Margaret Branch and Martha Price
(colored), charged with abusing Abnel
Baker, and also creating a disturbance on
the street. Bound over to keep the peace
in the sum of $50 each for three months.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING Painful Occur

KILLED BY LIGHTNING Painful Occur
renee in Cecil County, Md.-A corresp"n'
dent of the Wilmington Del.) Journal
furnishes that paper with the following
particulars of a tragedy enacted at Bay
view, Cecil county, Md, on Saturday last:
"The victims were Clement Royde and
Martha, his wife, and they resided IN Il two
story stone dwelling-house, about tw"
miles east of Bayview. During a storm
last Saturday evening, about o'clock, the
chimney of the house was struck by llgat.
ming. The fluid darted along the rool
some two feet, and thence it seemed tO
leap to the second-story window, rs 1t LETT
no charred track on the intervening space.
1t smashed the window TO atoms, and ap-
pears to have made another leap to The first
story window OF the room in which the
family, consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. .Royde
and their three children, were ut supper.
This window it also shivered to atoms and
spent its force inside the room. ~ -
There was no one in the house but the
Royde family, but neighbor who saw the
lightning strike the house ran as rapidly rs
possible to the place, and going in the
yard Mr.. Royde's eldest son "a boy OF ten
years), who had seen the house struck, was
also running home. AS they entered q
scene of horror met their eyes. On Inc HoOI
near the window lay the dead bodies of the
father and mother, terrified and weeping
girl of eight holding the head of the latter
in her lap, aud apparently unconscious OF
the TACT that she was dead, trying TO assist
her to arise. A little two-year.old' child,
entirely unconscious of the calamity which
had fallen upon them, was still eating sup
per. .E4..Nss .t;r%,ls.
GAS soon as the eldest girl (she who was
holding her mothers. head) became sui.
ticiently composed she gave the following
particulars: The family was mt supper when
the storm commenced. The father and
mother finished their meal before the chill
dren, and got up from the table,. MIR
Royde was standing with his face toward
the window, looking out, and Mrs. Royde
was standing behind him, sewing one ol
his suspenders, when suddenly there came
a fearful, deafening crash, and the two Tel
to the floor. The man made no sound, hui
the child says her mother gave one shrek
and breathed few minutes after she fell
An examination of the two bodies showed
no marks except that the hair on one side
of Mrs. Royde's head was slightly burned
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A New CHEMICAL TuEoRY.-Dr. Frede-
rick Jentz, well-known physician of this
city, and au experienced chemist, has re-
Gently devoted considerable time to the
study of the probable causes of steam.
boiler explosions. In the course of his eX-
periments he has discovered, he thinks,
that the smallest quantity of oil introduced
into boiler while steam is generating, will
cause an explosion, and he believes that
the carelessness of persons oiling the ma
chinery, in allowing some of the oil to be-
come mixed with the water before being
introduced into the boiler. Or; Jentz WIZ
shortly invite some experts and others to
witness practical illustration OF his dis
coyery. He states that some common soda
mixed with the water will prevent explo-
sion from the above cause, as the soda turns
the oil into soap, and thereby renders 1t
perfectly harmess.--Neao York tribune.
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hiciiaoND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
SoPERINTENDENT's OFFICR,
RICHMOND, VA, July 25 ISL, \
thANGE OF SCHEDULE.

VII, a. anu afer This date until further notice. there
TpTsInIslS "a nIlS three boats week for Baltimore
$3.50 a VIII run as follows:
DC poiiSiL RAIN will leave Richmond for West
Inc nT,y uTmy aI T. M., except suaGays1 connect-
nor or WS%lS thursdays, and Saturdays with
dIrs boAIs III lsaye Baltimore on Mondays. Wednes-
PsSa "uu rrluays, connecting a. West Point with
teTcnn,S SS, e. ram which leaves West Point daily
NJ sMuhudy) al A. NJ, arriving in Richmond
+; .R EREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
AA,hLAChED, Will le ave Richmond on Tnesdnva
n1nursaays, land saturdays, at A. M. srrive at
" " eSt f0lnt at T.3o 4. NJ. leaving West Point stI
& ~, arriving at Richmond at S3O r. M.
Lersons going oy this route get a good niyht's
Iest on most comfortable boats with tn hie. unsrr
passed Dy any, and arrive in Baitimore I'm TINA
ior Northern and Western tra,us 'A '-1''
rare from hlchm0nd 20 Baltimore S5
~ nEGnEISn oiIte OF iading given to all points
NOkfE ano SOUTH. Frelghts received aaitiv and
promptly forwarded. s'eo oANs "no
! TN and after SATURDAY, July lst. ROuND-
TRIP TICKETS TO WEST POINT on Mai
Train, good 10 90 down on SATURDAYS and retu I'm
on mondays, a Sl50.
I PASoE NIGER rRAIH will leave Richmond de.
pot on SUNDAYS at 4. d.. returning, win lc. ya
West Point at p. NJ, arriving in Richmond 1T
II. NJ, at 81 round trip. In this way persons NAV
, enjoy fine saltwater bathing AZ West Point
! Bathing houses are fitted up.
| Good hotels are open for the accommodation of
guests 1t moderate rates.
Wa. N. BRAGG, Superintendent.
! j. NJ. TURNhR, Freight Agent.
! j. L.. TAYLOR Ticket Agent. jy2s
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JOB PRINTING.-Wec call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts sherins, lawyers, rail-.
road. steamship and canal officers and agents, ano
all Others having orera for printing. 10 the taetii-
ties offered as the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF sIl kinds or Job Printing. We oan furnish 81
short notice Csrds,- Bil-Hsads, Letter-Heats,
Programmes, Bali; Tickets, Blanks. Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues, Bulls OF Fare. SHOW,
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c, &c,, 30. Satisfaction
guaranteed. t.- 80
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AN old gentleman living near NeWbury-
port, Massachusetts, called for cough medi-
cine at drug store the other day: The
first dose Strengthened him out as stiff as
stake, and he lay on the floor two hours
foaning at the mouth, and swelled up as
big as two. This he thought the effect OF
his disease, and SO he took another dose,
and says 1t Strengthened him out sitter than
before. He Lay foaming at the mouth for
three hours. and sWelled up as bigas three.
ful Of the medicine and threw it into the
fire. when it exploded with a great flash,
and what remained of the bottle be dashed
against the stone wall. Then he went to
tie store and found his bottle OF cough
mixture all safe, but bottle OF ny poison
was missing.
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PEssosAL.-We are pleased to state that
Rev. E. M.Peterson, the pastor OF Gay
Street Methodist Church, who has been 50
seriously Ill for two weeks past, 10 msen
improved in health, and is now IN a'.lss' laif
NV. w Mahood, ESQ, formerly a member
of the House of Delegates, is In town. -
MIR. w. F. g. Garnett, Jr., who was SO
hadiy shot on the night OF the 2Sd OF May,
had so far recovered as to be out yestefoa9l
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FOREIGN CLEARANoEs.-The North Ger
man bark Braziliera, Captain +. Jarhen,
cleared yesterday for Rio de Janiero with
flour from the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
Company. Her cargo consisted of 8,0l2
whole and 200 half barrels.
The North German bark Astral, Captain
J. B. Sandersfeldt, was also cleared yester.
day for Rio Grande do sui, by tne SAINT
company, and with cargo Oh 2''oo oafres Sc
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.-bIr. ". G. r,
Frayser has just opened new and Handsomely
fitted up photograph gallery in the Stearns build.
ing, on Main street, in most attractive STYLE
Mr. Frayser Is known to be one of the best photo.
graphic artists In the city. His long connect on
with Rees's establishment has made the public IA
1uiliar with his abilities, and we hsve no doubt
thxt he win secure n large share Of the patronage
of the public. The number is loll Main, opposite
the post-otflee. Give him q CALL From the En-
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/. Mr.. GREGORY, NJ. r. for the zIishc oun'
ty of GALWAY. who may be remembered as
the advocate of the interests OF the Con.
fsderate Stat esi In 1sB1l65, has been 1ap-
pointed Governor of the Island OF Ceylon;
This is one t,f the most valuable coloniai
appointments within the gilt OF the Britasn M
Government. The net salary Is S3o,Wo u
gear with fees that swell the income 20
something Irineely. .....-.,E....,
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ComS,nSi:z,o owmnSASizArfoN OF THE CRY Cr,rn.
tee hldEE.-At hald meeting OF this cnEn ,,,it
efected eff heo last night an oreanization MIS- in,s, a.
eentemoy tie1 by the election Of the folIowirs Mas
e;Iaibornan eIIIeinen City Superintendent tiig"'Rs 3
alb0,9s Pevton s Assistant City Superintendent I'd IT.
ason W. "1se Treasurer, Jno. r. BossienS'
TerLino mGne Snperz"tendents.-Clay. William
% SON. o. i IW1nroe, WainI, {. n: Waliace; Madi.
coci " M.rNt ~. y mte,siger Jefferson, A. &. Bah
G. y Enns marsnaii, d. Metzger; jackson, r.
With unanimity. "''' aoopted
bereasts 1ne Committee will hold regular meetings
einia tI Ha,, every wednesday evening at VII.
s'H'a nali, unless otherwise oriered
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te 2-3rn


4 naaEEeAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
P1ssHAA snHA LIN I'm and after THURSDAY, June Isl
days excentent t!afS1SS ! leave Richmond tsun-
,,,Hs se a. M:-MAIa. TRAIN for The White Sui
ran Spi LIZ, connecting a. Gordonsyiile with the
SfS .na a, and Mansssas train for
3:S5 p. nl.-ACCOMMstittysncIn ana s9 SSsn. -
Soseensyie' sxceRs on Saturday, on whics lay
vile with the night trains ON ths cSssnas ~
dria "a and ! asnassss =. @ railroad FOR EYEcaB1KG
On and after the 18th OF JUNE PAssrNarR
TRAIN viii run daily texcept SuadsyS hetsseer
staunI2n and the WINE suiphnr, xs follows :''e
Leave Ssaunton at.s A Il
Arrive ~ " hite sulphur ACCOUNTABILITY p n
Leave White sulphur ,1:sS 7. nj.
arrive ut stanton at.................,.I,AP al. r ~
Through tickets, at low rates, soid to all potpfS
SortnWest aud Southwest. go
Further information may be Obtained at tia
eompanys o;ncss. sssgi
=" A. II. PERRY q
~, General Superintendent.
JAMES r. Ng1siERLASp, Gena Ticket ARts
NV 81
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PRoGREss IN TURKEY.-In consequence Of
the introduction of the metric system into
Turkey, the whole population is thrown
into confusion. Tahsin Efendi, member
of the Ulema, and late director Of the uni
versity, has invented a simple card, bearing
a circle and moyeable bar. The circle is
divided into two halves, one. bearing the
old weights and the other the new. On
placing the pointer to an old weight, the
other end at once shows it's equivalent in
the new Weights.-Bdltinl0re Sun.
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ANOTHER WAR IN THE WINp.-The italian
Journals ut Rome are exercised with appre-
tensions of war with France on account of
he attitude Of the latter on the papal ques-
tion. The removal Of the Italian capital to
Rome is regarded as rash step, and one
that will make retreat the more disgraceful
should it become necessary. The situation
IA portentous one, though both Govern
ments still profess the most pacific inten-
tions and profound consideration for each
Sun. 1.fs- E'-fa. = - ..- -.
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a YACHTING ToUR,-A party Of gentle
men lett Richmond for Norfolk yesterday
with view of taking yacht at that point
for a leisurely fishing and pleasure eXcur-
sion to the Eastern Shore, Cobb's Island,
aud the Capes. They will be absent fort
night or more. Judge Guigon and Chas.
q. Williams, Esq, were OF the party.
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SICrMoNr ,ND "ETEasgURa :. &. Co.,1
RICH aoED, Va, June I, 1871. !

NV q.
RICH aoED. VA, June T. 1871. !
Fs'AE RAINS ON THIS kOAD
{ ! ruD ss follows:
The mail trains leave Richmond at s:ls A. N.
GEd 2:ss +. NJ; and leave Petersours at 4os A. ID,
and T:20 p. Nj.
Accommodation trains leave Richmond daily
at a. ID. aid r. NJ, anu leave Petersburg daily
al 10 A. NJ and 2. IL.
Ihc S:t5 a. u. train viii 40. leave Richmond Oh
aJNlsAY9, ard the 7:29 p, Il. train will not leayo
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:35 P. ".
daily trSIo, and those from Norfolk Will connect
1t Petersburg with the 10 A. ID. train.
rassenker5 fron Clover Hil Will take the $50 A.
z. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud 2ri.isys
AM, rclnrn ning, leave Richmond on the same days aS
.:35 Pm.
The mall trains will stop onlS at Chester.
The A. III. train Will connect ut Peters.
burg wi th the Atlantic, Ohio, ana Mississippi rail-
road for Lypchburg daily.
sLEEPING CAR on the 2:35 train, running
through to Wilmington. IS. B. KASEY,
yea Ticket IN! Freight Agent.
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A curious ON dit isnow creating some eX-
citement, being credited by many, ana TINS
tells us that an agent for one OF the theatres
in New York has gone out to Egypt and
India to engage q troupe Of Aimeh and
Nauteh Girls for New York. ','','"s .,.,.sa
Marshal IA zoina "a IN Ycodop
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. MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. A. Campbell states that the build
ing committee of this church have received
contributions to the amount of $3.50, of
which s1,5J0 has been raised in Manches-
ter, 5000 in Richmond. and 800 in New
York. This leaves 81, ,75O yet to be raised.
The operatives at the Tredegar Works have
contributed S67. -
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The many patrons and friends of @. Il. fkhs,
and the public generally, who have regarded ni1
fine photograph gallery as not leass among lac
attractions OF this city, will be grstihed 10 learn
that he will reopen his establishment WITHIN the
next ten days, thoroughly aud elegantly rehtseo
nd fer had,
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RlCHMOND AND DANVILLE BAIL.
A~ hoAi'--on and after JULY 9TH, 1871.
GOING WEST.T


IRAN NO. (ihrougn Psseenper, ,a.voo p,oh.
mona Inc nssly tsxceps SuhdaysJ at !:Ss a. H. leaves
hfus isa az lloa a. ~; arrives at Greensboro' at
Train, 70. nynchbprg ssssenyer, ,e.ves R,cb.
PS eP w pAli5 a s:s A. ID. strives At Lynch6urg At
Train No. 1a (Lynchburp F,e,ch. and accorn.
modtt0D} Leave Ricbmond az an, :, ~. arrigas
a. nsy ., ncaourg at A. II. (Supdays exceptedI.
picbraa n 80. Througn NAIL ana kxpressl leaves
siGm SsiGGnmond daily at ,2:iG p M: ,eavas nan1tIie
asi:,s We I. d.; arrives At Greensboro daily
, GOING EAST:
Lraln NO: II Through NAL aad F.n-ess, ,e.pxa
dis -, ,oo 2aiy al 7:sa 2. H.; leaves DanyjIle
SD ~ fVi1 T. ID; arrives at Richmond daily as
MA 1rsa No. Through Passen ger1 ,esves Green's.
Hsriiy 1aiiy except Sundsys) at ii e5 A NJ Raves
P.M "'' afrlVes at Richmond 81 s:72
FRA Train No; 10 U.yrchou-e p,s,s,,e- ,e,vs.
| All p - aaliy 81 s:Se a. IA; leaves Burkeville
Train NJ, S,o. afiyes e Ss a. a. Richmond at 2. 81.
dationI jeovs.s s.sIymcnhnrK K Freight and Accommo-
nmaCnmono i5 A. (Srndays .xcentedi '' a.
rahs Hos and II connect az {; ;rasnaSo-o, r,,,
South. -ah1o@o Tor all points
! Trains Nos. and 10 connect 8. e,r.su,,,o
ha,Toso f2I al points Southwest and South onlo
THROUGH TICKETS 70 ali points snnih and
SouteHest can be prorurnd ~ Tho tIcyot nS aao ~
h'chmoDd, end Of x. f. WALKER Inentnr Az ~
antlc, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad No ia9s
/ Aiain street, Richmond. Nv 1910
thpsrs that have srrangements to sdvertiee tho
above. JOHN , SMse eSass EMsrJprrimnt print ss
: Typ Senersl Freight and Ticket Agent.
L. NJ. H. TALC0TT, Enyir ind srrt nS
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In ADDITION to the list published yester-
day, Mrs. l.. S. Cosby and Miss +. z. Bo-
harmon were also appointed teachers in the
public schools Of the city. g., ......
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QUALlFIED.-Mr. J. w. Talley qualified
Yesterday before Judge Minor, of the Hen
rico County Court, rs collector for Tucka-
hoe township, -.
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From the Cln cinnati Oommerclal.J
A Valuable Table.

The following table, never before pub.
lIshcd. contains the population of ench OF
the 134 largest cities in the United States.
II shows all the cities having n population
of 10 600 and upward:
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AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

COOK & LAUGaToN will sell at nav -
,ho residence Of Mr.. ". T. Taylor, CLAW Street STR,
three miIct COWS. '' ~ ''rees
w. GoDDIN1wil Sell at P. NJ, in E.no-o.
coHusy' a tract of ffty-fOur scres of tlmhnrsI
land. - VIII 'eret
hloHASDsoN q co. will sell ut sP. N. fr,r.1
- atofe. dwelling, and lot on lfth, near MarsboI
street, and three building lots. with two s,n n
tenements, on Baldwin street. /. -
THOMAS ". KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. sr fan,
pianos, furniture, &c. o,
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LOCAL MATTERS,

PERSONS leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at so cents per month payable In ad-
vance. s. - t..- ~ - ~ -
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~ UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND 'PosT-oFFIcE, AUGUST 2, ISL
-ls. A. Habersham, San Paliio. Brazil; Mrs.
5. Turner, Mrs. j. NJ: Mountcastle, Rich
mOnd,
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"It don't pay to steal nor break Into houses
while clothing and all kinds OF wearing appare
sra cold 90 cheap at K. B. SPENCE & soS's."
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|, @. R. REEs, while bis photograph gallery is in
course of reconstruction Is prepared TO attend y
all outdoor work IN his line Orders viii reesi's
immediate attention. -"t "
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The most elegant pictures Of children We have
ever seen are those taken at the LEE GALLERY. II
seems astonishing how our little ones can be 20
taken; but 1t seems the artists at the "Lee -
charm them into position.
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n CHANGE OF STANDARDIZATION is called
to the announcement Of change of schedule
on the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
which goes into effect on Saturday next.
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For cool summer wear call on K. u. SPENCE o
Son, 1900 Main street Large stocK-nooeFA's A's
prices.
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THE Mechanics Trades Union will meet
tonight at Monticello Hall.
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ATTENTION, GENTS !-1he new style OF Fal
Hats may be seen at ALIENS TO day. ..
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UMpRRLI.As are very useful ihtngs this hos wes-
ther. g. u. srENCE & Son. lsse aata street, ha v
Q aue stock OF them. -..5.-. 80. !.
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: The amount Of the public aeDs iutaoJ to,si
Yesterday was S2s4,2742l, making tosA'
Of 81, 1858, ,8448.8. :
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|
,rGTST ;. 1871.
VftI H@'''
---..-------.--- ---..-- -
.r,n< OF THE DISPATCH
Tlit t'"' r,p
,.vctK THAN Tiit '""n'
~, TnF OTHER DAILY
CITATION ''
-,,pAyrnS OK THE Cstf.
------------ ----------------1-----
sSs,rxcreS
tNHH
----------"---- !
ruElI, DEBT.
,,,, .fo-rmput for the month !
,Ah N't. - ,,,,,, ,ho Treasury pepart- |
i lH,t. >>''" ''W 3,errn.a of sS, 10l. -
-.@ i"-d.N, si,"" Y,., ;,>,'rr.t dur over eleven
..''-' ana 49, =, ,'r ,,,rin;mrf. The following |
"..'....r., ,tu!ation oI The statement
...,.,>,; l\TKXRST IN COIN:
..',.. scr r,n;..sI, S::t $50 ~
.....I. -, t''@' 80 w s:,sss 81. $50 90
...,,r,>rlxrxKB>rl IN LAW
~. MONEY!
,.......:c. q 81
1.ia''s ;" 'i'' A-Sas 90
.'.. ..'t.-':.'.a ,'t..,,. :.'...a.
~, ,,- ,r,.a 49,. Ilcea,oO ~
,.-..,..es -. Po' .,,,,aano
..t ..-..'''..'' - l4qfs.ta0 co
.....-.,,,-a ,,.:rrcst has ceased
-.s p. ....!:! :!................... l,sIo'l!- :"
.,,-.lAE.>n >uINrEHEST:
49,. a..aara sad
l,-a.-:cnorr not'r 20 rG SKI ..I 81 81
:. '.'. - .'.' /. 20, 100 oo
----.----- 4h,eas.Sls is
- -.s esE sos 40
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interest accrued anu not Hct i'aS'. 80,
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lur1AI"n u the h4!its' Fo'oo'9o %
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March /. l>'", 10 TINS instant, showing rs
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n.,.r charge, T",312,3R: deere III
M,uthly interest charge. Sl,23'll' ue-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-03

New style of Fail Hats opened to-day at AL,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-03

Eight hundred new buildings have been
erected In New York city since January