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

,,a nohh EVIDENCES OF TuRIpr,--It * not
aiohe I'D the manufacture of rnttnn n'9i my
tha1 manchester cxcels. Her hr,rSSS Sous as
nou, nave long since penetrated to MI |
markets of the world, and evervwhere so con, n
mand ready sale. The Manchester MIL
we're " ofis,naliy built for Dunlop, Moncnre
~ eo,,"2 Su2 ano speedily acquired u reputation
into the hands of the present nronr;otnrgs
Dunlop & McCanee, their renutat;o,, 'J,s, no,
suffered no diminulion, and to-day hnth naa 40
loreisn ana domestic markets. their brandS
aic sIaldard: notwithstanding their ~reat
napacity ready sale is found for every Grade
l,,u;Ih1uiactlired. W. l.. Moseloy is princinaI
1a'iiGi ana Benjamin Franklin lssistnnt
In ,ne hanas OF these gentlemen the We'll.
hnOWn no., reputation Of the mills IS safe
Inc City MILL. now owned Inv Stacy e.
SohS' was originally built for a fiour mill
ior Josel'h Brummel, and after hayinr heen
ISeu successfully rs q flour, -Woollen. and
snuck miii, has reverted to its ORIGINAL
use, use, ana Is rapidly gaining reputation
uoeu III nome and foreign markets. All
i, Cna1 enterprise and industry can accomplish
VIII be done to make this mill rank A M !
in all markets. ''> - AVE- !
The Riyerton mills (IIo.an's). formerly
| The Manchester corn mill are not now n
operation, but doubtless soon will be.
| mixing thereby considerable addition to
prahch OF industry already contributing
greatly To our local prosperity, and eleyatipy
Tue mine oil Manchester among the manu-
| lacluring emporiums of the world. In the
| prosperity OF these mills, is in all other
Manchester institutions, we take 4 partlon-
able pride, and say God speed the day when
our entire water front Will be lined with
like establishments.
! SAD lNTELLIGENCE.-A telegram was re-
celved late Wednesday evening announcing
| the death in Washington of Mr.. Hunh
| Fitzgerald, brother of Captain FITZGERALD.
OF this place. Although this gcntleman's
| family have been for long time residents
Of this place, he never resided but was well
known here, having paid frequent visits to
his family. He was carpenter by trade,
and highly esteemed in the community in
which he lived. His remains were Inferred
in Baltimore. a.a, s.r. -@-..
| M 0 RE RoLTING.-We understand that
| Woodson Mann (colorcd), IN anti-Maddox
man, will be voted for rs IN indcpend ndent
candidate for the Legislature in opposition
| to 4" Sam" Ifthis be true, Maddox, betwet II
| the Conservatives and sore headed Radl-
Gals, will have rather warm time. Manu-
| was very shabbily treated in the late packed
MANCHESTER convention.
a LARGE LEGACY.-T1c daughter of an
cmplOyG of the Richmond and Danvile
| Railroad Company has become the heiresS
! to considerable property by tue death of a
| near relative Of her mother. ~,
MEETING OF THE Trustees regular
semi monthly meeting of the town trustees
takes place to- night. Among other matter.
claiming consideration may be mentioned
the building OF the halt over the market
housc. the paving Of Eighth and Twelfth
streets, and the repair of the waSteway
The dam and free bridge are so far under
way Us not 10 require additional cOnSidera
ton. - --#-..
PRIMARY SCHOOL No. 1,-Mr. Charles II
Rhodes, teacher uf primary white schoo
No. ], will be ut the residence Of Mr.. W
L. Lithsow, corner of Decatur and Nintl
streets, until further notice, to register III
children wishing TO enter this school. Pa
rents desiring to avail themselves of tht
free school system would do well to send il
their children at once. .s,
The Episcopal SCuooL.-A number Q
gentlemen on yesterday volunteered thci
Services, aud worked with will on tn
Episcopal parish school-house being erecte,
on the grounds attached to the Meade Me
mortal church, nearly completing 1t, an,
rendering it safe for us to say that it will b
entirely finished this week. This school
supported by private contributions, is in
ilourishing condition. vft -.i,r.
ATTENT1oN.--We arc requested by th
township superintendent to say that it |
highly important that the committee ap
pointed to solicit contributions for the Con
serVative barbecue should report prompt,
tonight at haif-past 7 O'Clock at tn
Office Of Robertson Il Bronaugh, I'm ortfe1
that all the arrangements may be com
pleted. = f-''.'
DEDICATION OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-
On next Sabbath the new PRESBYTERIAN
church will he ready for use, and will bs
opened with services appropriate to the oc
casOn at III O'Clock 4. III. =. .ss,t.r,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TIE LADIES Or yIpc1