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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-30
First District.

TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated IN
tie S.ist strict Of this city, dts grated by the
Nos. 2 and g. in square comprised by 81. Charles
C,rod. Carondtlet and julia streets, a plan
drawn by J. ComInuuv. surveyor IN the month of
August. i3i4. and deposited il the Office OF L. I.
CARE late notary puhc Of this city, wlicA lots OF
ground measure IL American SIRE, each q feet
inches lines front st. Charles street. by lut
feet t inches il depth, opening on an alley III the
Te~r-her with q three.stor. brick house, Nos. Ia3
and les, having two halls, double parlor side
and parlor aud diningrcom the other side, with
slIttiug door several i'll the upper stories a
very large dilingro"m in the ward, with rooms
above, kitchen. coal room with several rooms
above; the gas is introduced in all the holisc els
tern, hvdrant, paved yard. Frivv, etc This prop
erTv is sold subject TO lease ending October 81
l5.2. at tie rate of $3.50 per month.
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Change OF schedule and Rates, Friday.
December Is. 1871.

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
II 4. NJ. Express Qeaves daily arrives at Mo.
bile at $40 p. NJ, connecting with
through trains for Louisville ST. Louis
Atlanta, Lynchburg and all points
North, East and West. Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars run by this train
from New Orleans to Louisville; also
from Tensas, near Mobile, to Lynch
burg without change.
p. Nj. Evening Express Qeaves daily) ar
rives at Mobile at ll3o p. NJ, making
close connection with Mobile and
Ohio Railroad for Meridian, Selma
Dalton, Lynchburg and New York.
From Mobile trains leave 2:35 A. NJ; arrive at
New Orleans at "A. NJ
From Mobile, trains leave 1890 A. NJ: arrive at
New Orleans at
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Second District Court fer the Parish OF Orleans
No. > 49,
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SUCCESSION OF MARY EMILY LEHMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. s. G16.
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By r. II. s. z. J. Montgomery.

anuSEHOLD FCRSITCRE. P;4rOs, CAR?E-s
Lie, Al ACC.iu.'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-30
By Nash & Hodgsoo.

ORLEANS SUGAR REFINERY, TOGETHER WITH
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND,
ENGINES, MACHINERY, APPURTENANCES, ETC,
OFFERING RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
PROFITABLE AND PERMANENT INVEST.
MENT. CENTRALLY LOCATED AND READY
FOR BUSINESS.
on LONG CREDIT, AT AUCTION
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Freight taken Mt new tariff rates.
Fare from New Orleans to Mobile. -.

through tickets sold at the Office corner Camp
and Common streets.
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or.
leans and Mobile. Freight received at foot of
Girod street before P. NJ. delivered in Mobile at
$50 A. NJ. next day.
No freight will be received after 5 p. NJ
Through Bills OF Ladng signed for al, points
North, East and West. Apply at Freight Office at
iaot OF Girod street.
G. W. r. BAILEY ,
General Superintendent.
G. G. SANBORN,
General Ticket Agent.
II. J. PHELPS.
General Freight Agent.
c. A. WHITNEY L co.,
ocl0 IL General Agents.
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/ orlslANA DIVISION OF THE NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD.

TRAINS FOR DONALDSONvILLE
Leave New Orleans at A. NJ.
Arrive at Donaldsonville at 1918 P NJ.
, Leave DonaldsOnville at P. NJ.
Arrive at New Orleans at $50 P. NJ.
Freight received and tickets sold at the station
Of the Mobile division. G. W. r. BAYLEY
Cel5 a4encral Superintendent,
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SUCCESSION OF MARY HARVEY, WIFE O.
Michael McCaDe.
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RY LOUIS STERN & hROs.-M. STERN.
ten o'clock A. NJ at their sa,esrcom No. Is
Charities street, will be sold
comprising an assortment suitable fol city and
country trade.
Also, fine assortment Of LADIES' AND MISSES
HATS
TeJmS-At sale.
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NEW YEAR PRESENTS AT ACCTIeN.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, :EvELRY AID SILVER
WARE
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Louis Stern e Bros.

EIGHT HUNDRED CASES BOOTS SHOES AND
BROGANS.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' AND MISSES
hats
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Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No, 5; a.,
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Trcms-Cash in United States currency.
JAMES +. CASEY.
de1J - - ia2 Q 10 Collector.
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY ON
Gentilly road, on st. Ferdinand street and on
uaivez street, i'll the Second and Third Dis.
trlcts, and in the town Of Vaudeville in the
parish of st. Tammapy 80 "
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By 6. De Ferret.
Observation-Disclosures.

SUCCESSION OF LOUIS BERNARD.
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Second Dstrct Court for the Parish OF orleans
No. = 4,52.
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SUCCESSION OF ET1ESSE CoRDayioLLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

A New SYSTEM oE PENMANsHIp IN THE
PUBLIC ScHooLs.--A new feature has been
recently INTRODUCED nS into the public schools
adopted the Spencerian system Of penman-
ship, the publishers, Messrs. Iyison, Blake
man, Taylor q Co., of New York. have
sent gentleman to Richmond who is en-
gagged every afternoon for an hour In giving
the teachers and scholars instruction in this
system of penmanship. In order to get the
matter more fully before the schools the
publishers also sent the Superintendent on
Yesterday donation Of fifty sets Of charts.
These charts will prove invaluable to the
teachers. The donation is one of the results
Of Superintendent Binford's recent visit to
New York.
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octos.. eing '1. OF Company G, held at their b,,
ve"oer lsn' the following preamble and reso,r
lions we're adopted: anu iesoiu
ess tie death OF our la.e comrase p-,uu.,
mhs e..m 1. BUCK, calls FOR an expression af ,hs
ieshnss OF Company G therefore. be n ''e
RESOLVED. /. That while We bow with bn,,,
soom'ssion to the dscrees OF Providence -. ,,.s
ssh OUT regret the loss Of one whose eondnct 80
so'ler ana genialiies as friend had m u6a saos
sna lasting impression upon the feelings ana r.
, fections OF us all. aH9 al
sna Inv an IN him we have always found prcmp,
ana,,.,a0 'lens SOLDIER and citizen posses. ipo
4.A',r,es u worthy of our imitation. ~'''' ''s
,, nat we mtngle our grief with the tasr, =,
nilcteo and would assure them that bIs o. .va
INV er., ', ps 70 US asacred spot around which We
nas gather and call back with SWEET racoi,so
friend. eis'-en, colder,
d That we deeply svmpath'ze with b,s .As,o.o,
lamlly IN their sad bereavement, and 40 ar 49,.
Sion Of consolation would assure them ofour has,
1hat their temporal loss will prove h,s o.osne
gain, I'D. Tu1Trpp,n ms his eternal
". Z. dtmons, Secretarv
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAMES N. TAYLOR will sell at IL M. brick stare
on Fourteenth between Main and Cary streets.
W. q )DDIN viii ecll Mt half. p,st y. NJ. IRON
front store and dwelling on Main between Thir-
teenth and Pearl streets.
T. BOWMAN will sell at 10 A. NJ. boo.s, shoes,
clothing, furni. hing goods, &C.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell st 10 o'clock A.
NJ, a. their auction-ro ooms, household rurni-
iure, carpets, &c.
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STATE TAXES PAID BY R1CHAOND.-The
following is u statement of the taxes for
State purposes assessed against the several
wards of the city of Richmond, compiled
from returns in the office of the Commits
sioner of the Revenue
Capito,ion Tnr.-Clay Ward. 1926 ;
Jefferson, 81, 2,442; Madison, 81 .016; Monroe,
81, ,S39; Marshall. 81, ,023-total. 50 ,44G.
Real Estate.-Clay, s9,C6l.SS; Jefferson.
$50. .195. 10; Madison. S3S, ,G3O.Ol : Marshall,
81 .S5T.19; Monroe, S25. 235.71-total. Sll9,-
91T SO.
Personal Propcrty-Clay, 2GSO0S; JET
ferson, sS,5O96S; Madison, SlS,17l.0j ;
Marshall, sl.Sls.SO; Monroe, s2,44519-
total, S3S, ,125.T0.
Income.- Clay, s19l .33; Jefferson, sSS7.70;
Madison, 81 ,9i3.10; Marshall, S1SS.05 ;
Monroe, sl,7sS S65-total, s., 1883. Grand
total, $174,74S.42.
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THE LyNcnBURG GATHRRINGs.-Delegat
and others attending the meeting of the
Presbyterian Synod, Agricultural Fair, and
Medical Convention in Lynchburg to-mor.
row will leave this afternoon by way Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, connecting
at Gordonsvlle with the train on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad. and arrive
in Ly nchburg at 4. NJ. tomorrow. Hall
fare tickets are thus secured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

JOB fR1STiNH.-Hecalll the attention or lrer-
ehshis' clerks OF cour:s. sneri19, lawyers. rail-
roao, steamship and canal officers and agents. and
Ill OILERS having orders for printing % The aci!.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PetHTlNu FsrlB-
LISiiMENT Tor the prompt md faithful ea ecutlon
OF oil kinds or Job Printing. Te can furljsh ut
sEort notice Cards, Sill-Hea!s x, Letter Heats,
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues Bulls O. Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts. &C., &C., 60 Sat.siacliou
pua
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A FORMER CITIZEN OF RICHMOND PERISH
ED IN THE CHICAGO FIRE.-Nr. S. +. Mad
dox informs lis that among the guests at
the Sherman House, Chicago, who perished
in the great fire, was james 2. Kennedy,
formerly of Richmond. but more recently
leading merchant in Baltimore. Mr.. Ken.
nedy was brother of Hon. John p. Ken
nedy, of Maryland, and brother.in.law OF
General Rocha, of Mexico. He was a
widoWer, and leaves son and three daugh-
ters in Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

PROMPT Action OF THE TEMPERANCE PA
TRIARcus ON THE NEGRO QUEsTIoN.-At q
meeting of the past officers of the various
Divisions Of the Sons Of Temperance. held
at the Hall of Harmony Division, G. w.
Duesberry in the chair, and J. f. Anthony
acting secretary, the following preamble
and resolution, offered by NJ. j. Powers,
l.. ID. OF Marion Division, was unanimously
adopted:
whereas, the National Division Of Sons
of Temperance of North America did, Mt It's
recent session held In Boston, change front
on the question of colored membership,
thereby seriously impairinS if not totally
destroying its usefulness in Virginia /: and
taking in consideration their actions
and their total disregard Of the pro-
test and advice of some Of the wisest
and most devoted followers of our cause
North and South, we are forced to the con-
cluslon that they are determined to force
upon lls negro equality in our Order; and
believing that continued connection with
Tie National Division would be productive
of continued turmoil and contention, and
finally end in disaster 10 all our efforts III
saving our tcllow-man from the destroyer
and conuueror Of millions; therefore be 1t
Resofued, That we do here pledge our
selves to advocate any and all resolutions
presented at the coming session OF the
Grand Division of Virginia that have for
their object the separation of the Grand
Division of Virginia from the National Di-
vision of North America"
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s ls5y ons ol g sHs s a oaa n
maaslsSfsLsIe eneRlse and HEATING srcyEss
FRONTs. GKATES and FENDsRs,
A0LLvW-wARE, sADIsoNs' snd FIRE
| tARcHiTEcTURsL CASTINGS, such %
iron Fronts for stores ard public buildings.
Window CAPS and Sills.
I Brackets. Ventators, &c, 2c.i
in KsIilnEs S. for yards and eems'*F'''
! GaIyan.zed Iron corn!ce, plain and orns-
Window Gaps an d sills and QuolnA
srENca nSsSae1S' Ts'aps, a &C; GOAL cHurEs
RYHHIRANSiT RYHI ri GASES and PLUMBERS CAST.
IESSSh PEE, g. Intermediate and
Grammar szes, OF best material and most sD-
IaPoKTERs OF SCOTCH PIe.IRoN
DEALERS IN AMER1oAN IRoNs
Intending to do only wholesale business; we
| reduced prices TO dose them out.
WHOLKsALEU URDEks from prompt and cash
sine5 M oe ed a. prices as low as can 30 on q
satisfy ali that we can meet the views Of Al Who
are disposed TO trade with us. oc4 I'm
|DlssoLUTIoN.-The co-partnership ex-
- - tLsuns undsr the pane OF AVEKf CO., sno
th1a day been dissolved by mutual consent and AL
colect!om win be made and sll indebtedness bs
poo psIa Dy .: f. Avery, At the otice OF avery Co,
wy q a 70 I am street. , ]. q. AVERY, ;
sKPTHhBER lsTH.t 1871. u u. II. MAYO.
Cc-PARTNERsHIP.- -Ths underst,n., ;h.vs
formed q co-partnersnip under the arm Ard ssyis
OF AVERY & CO., for the purpose or con ncueffn9
branches, st sos Main street, where they VIII ia
pleased TO and their friends and tho puh.
lie generally. This co-psrtnershiptdstes from tho
e5th September, 1871.
The new concern Will collect no debts duo the
old, nor does 1t assume the payment OF any debt
contracted by Avery d Co. prior 70 this date.
Th IL business viii be settledby ]. u. Avery. 4.
2. Morris is the financial man Of the honSe, ana
checks notes, drafts, or any obligation Of the dEm
whatsoever. j. u. AyEh1y
se27 81. ~ s..aa..s X. r. NORRIS.
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charged. 0 ooo''' Dis'
Eimlra Carter, charged with having nm.
awful I possession of clothing belonging to
1lrs. Virginia Roddy. Found guilty. and
sentenced to thirty days in the city iaiI.
george Washington, charged with steal
ing chicken. Found guilty and sentenced
10 ntteen days In the city jail.
Reuben Miles, charged with receiyino o
stoien goods. DISCHARGED. .
niSoh John ID: Perrin, charged with assault.
Aoallne Turner, charged with resisting
an olnGer. Discharged.
!, william Euoanks, charged with being
drunk. Discharged.
nenry George, charged With assaultinp
ana beating Lucy George. Fined 80 so.
Lucy George, charged with abusing and
threatening Henry George. Fined 50 So.
oohh NJ. Schmidt, charged with commit
Ing perjury In making false oath against
nenry Beckman. Case continued till TO-
day for witnesses.
John e. Gregory, charged with unlawful
~ aetaining and selling clock. Civil mat
ter. Dismissed. =
w: B. Griffith, charged with assaultinp.
etI eeeIatlnS, and threatening to kill Anna Grit
Atn. dismissed on payment of costs.
bernard Tracy, charged with forclbly en-
terlng the premises of Susan Tracy. Case
continued till October 10Th.
susan Tracy, charged with swearing
falsely and causing the arrest of Bernard
Tracy. Case continued till October 18th.
James Hughes, charged with assaultinp
anu beating his wife. Bound over for three
months in S5O. - ''N 'AA0 20
Bette Booker, charged with house.brenk-
Ing and stealing. Case continued TIL to.
James Briggs, charged with assaultinp
and tearing the dress of his wife. Fined 81
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EsESTAEKAN'FS.
" r r r l. l. f @
EEsTAUKATEUR.
..szE
No. 1894 MAIN STREET,
{sf-rt.NS
fACTrMS. ISL

!arorms 1t. r,i.nes and the public generally that
tL, peculiar Beubou or iu1ures OF tea and lanu Is
81 fll procession, and bis Iarder is constantly
d 1!td with tEe choicest meats ana Dlrds aha nsE
Il. continues 10 gctyr them in the best style OF AL
a. tie ,ab'es OF his EalUus and 70 order Tor RAINY
LEE, parties, and public dinners
His BhE, as usual, IL supplied with the best
liquors Unsurpassed by the stock OF spy bar IN
The Cnion The brewed drinks are prepared by u
most bk!liul hand
Zc:sIe tenders his profound thanks 10 his friends
ani !ie public. lie never wbk 80 hattered by
g"'tcrous uud nourIsling custom. he will endea-
meat OF his too partial friends kind Providen &C
yer ,.ess them. aud give prosperity 10 glorious
E!CDMUnd. Oc7
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DEATH OF MEMBER OF THE LAST LEGIs-
LATURE.-A telegram received last night
member of the last Legislature from the
county Of Charlotte. He WAS young ne
gro Of little education, but of great popu-
larity with his race, and was not au ultra
Radical. BY introducing IN act to provide
for separate railroad cars for the use Of CO.
lored people he incurred the displeasure of
the leaders Of the party, but was confident
of denomination.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

THE COMING CeNcERT.-The scholars of
the Presbyterian Sabbath. schools who wish
to take part in the proposed concert for the
benefit of the Manchester church will meet
to. night at o'clock, in the lecture Of
the First Presbyterian church, to practice
in singing, under the direction of Mr.. E.
II. Chamberlayne, Jr.
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TAX NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE TAX-FA1ERS.-A
~ hereby give notice TO the Taxpayers Of Brook
lac d township, Henrico county, that can be
found st Township Hall, on Brook turnpike, on
they are urged to call and setsle their tax.hils.
ANY persons having failed to pay THAR SsAta
county. school, or township taxes FOR is,i are sd.
allowed viii only permit me 70 cell bat once.
when I sm requtrtd oy law 70 make the amount
by levy or garnish-e. - uuxpuprvs
Collector Of Taxes for Brookland Township,
or io-TuThSsaw a henrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

INSPECTION OF PoLICE.-The city police
force turned out yesterday for semi-annual
inspection. Owing to other engagements
the Mayor and president Of the Council
were not present. Justice White, how
ever. was on hand, and conducted the in
spection with the aid of the Chief. The
men presented q most creditable appear
ance, and were highly complimented by
tho insDectOr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

New DISTRICT IMPRoyEMENTs.-Im
mentS on the streets in the new district are
being rapidly pushed forward. Where any
permanent improvement is made the own
ers of adjacent property are required to
withdraw their fences wnere any encroach-
ment has been made, and the street is given
its full width.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

.,,.s,,,,- from, N"w York brings us eie-
-.,,rs trunks Al only SIS" filled withthe
r.. ....., So, cheapest nry Goods in the rnSF-
H. ..re ,uc:fra hsres'ns. II Won wish TO
>. t,.oas. ltae " lrala ssi'cs. N'n'lne oar
.s,a..n,A and Rrawn C1toa' 81 ls'''
o., ,v,-vw>..e: ,}s,.oari Eor"ns at 'o'.:
- >.oa-n NJ and other Prints just re-
-,rac s,,a3 prints Car "omt"rts 81 only g.
,..sc ~ So. sU& scIa 81 !'c' the h"na-
su.,y,.ai p,la'ucs II ie1., selling l"T "'''
-g. ll7res S.is> IN all c2lors handsome
''.. .ta.,y !ta,.: Back Aip,cAs all prices
'.. ,,..sas-we acvcr fall Il sell our Alpa-
....,.sr No Keep TIC beet aud cheapest Char
,s-,. snl oIhct CaSslmerei-we are selling a
.-. C,~,tmerc Cor 51>., suitable for ch't'
,,..a Beaver Cloth tMeiton fnt>hl al -
,..,r.}, At So Ne!vet'ens IN aIl colors
~ .,r.rL Np,vc."cu. n beautiful article
W .-,.,3,iv u oar kld Gloves At Sc, 81. At {
,ars' hes: Rr!tish Hosiery NJ only 9'c.
,..,.l Erawu Gloves 81 2s1. : Ladies sHs
.s.3... ana Li;)r Thresd Gloves at Csc.
EI.ANKFTS,
ytA&NELS.
nl.CKwAIE. & RoUSs.
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THE THEATRE.-Miss Lille Eldridge,
whose high reputation as "pretty blonde
appearance here lust night in the play OF
" Alma" or "Held in Bondage" Her
acting was highly appreciated by the au-
dience, as evidenced by their frequent en-
cores. We anticipate during her stay a
week Of agreeable light dramatic entertain.
nsent
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over and break the lamp, the burning oil
of which started the conflagration-the
system that made God blow that strong
northern blast upon the flames thus start
ed stronger, and stronger still. until there
was sea of fire lashed into fury, rolling,
leaping, surging, and dashing onward, and
devourfng everything in its mad course,
producing a conflagration which for SUBJ
Unity and appalling destruction transcends
anything known to the American CONT
nent.
He then closed with O warm appeal to
a., andiense TO et rise ao9ye DC all pfe1ndlce and
lantbropy in extending to their suffering
fellows that aid which they so much needed.
A collection was then taken up, and over
800 realized for TINT pllrpose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSES in yarioas por-
tions of the city Will soon be ready for occu-
patton, when the public schools of the seVe-
raj districts instead of being scattered as
now will be grouped, and each group
placed under the care Of principal. Su-
perintendent Blntord has been indefatiga.
Bile In getting them In good working order,
and has been SO far successful as to win the
approval of all who visit them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

THE RELIGIOUS REVIVAL which has been
in progress on Church and Union Hills for
several weeks past continues with unabated
interest. On Sunday night Leigh Street
Baptist church was filled to overflowing,
and hundreds who attempted to gain adj
mittanre were forced TO return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

SNATCH THIEP.-On Saturday night,
while the family OF Colonel Charles Car.
rDgton, who resides on Third street be-
tween Cary and Canal, were at supper,
some bold and adroit thief entered the
house and seized upon two double
shot-guns, a lot of valuable papers, and a
hat, all belonging to Colonel Darlington.
The thief made good his escape with his
plunder. Citizens have been repeatedly
cautioned by such acts to keep their front
doors locked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

MOTIVATION FOR TIE HORSE OF DELE
GATEs.-A letter from WeStmorcllnd in
forms us of the declination of W. w
Walker, Esq, Conservative candidate fol
the House OF Dele yates from that county,
and that DR.. Frederick Griffith has been
nominated in his stead. Mr.. Walkers pro.
fessional engagements prevented him from
entering into the canvass. DR.. Griffith Is
very popular, and his nomination ensures
the success OF his party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

The drought has become excessive IN the
,,,ntnity of Cincinnati. There has been
VIZ rts, ra,,, of consequence for weeks, and eve
aye exhaused, and the most awIul ,h fesui,s 10
are are spprehended from fires where there ID
nothing to extinguish them.
Fires prevail in the mountains OF Call, IL
fornia. and extend the entire length OF the
State. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

ScRIBNER's MoNTHLY.-This magazine for
November has been laid on our table by
Ellyson 4 Taylor. 1t has taken the front
rank in the periodical literature of this
country. In editorial ability and quality of
contents it is eXcelled by none, and in cir.
culation by few, it any. The present num-
ber Is perhaps the best issued, every arti-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

PAINFUL ACCIDENT.--A oolored man in
the employ Of the box factory corner OF
Twenty fifth and Main streets, yesterday
met with severe and painful accident by
his hand coming in contact with small
circular saw. 1t struck him about the
knuckle Joint of the first finger and passed
dfugonally across the hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-17

GRANITE PAvING.-The paving of Broad
street between Twentieth and Twenty
third with granite blocks has been finished,
and is great benefit to denizens of Church
and Union Hills, or persons travelling in
that direction. Tenth street between Main
and Bank Is receiving the same kind of
having.