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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun
DAY ScHooL.-The eighth apnual meeting Of
this Society was held ct Broad-Strtct church
Thursday night ut haii.past O'Clock. Will
liam Willis, Jr., president. IN the chair. Ex-
erciSos conducted by T. L. D. Waiford.
The meeting was opened with singing and
PRAYER by Rev. w. B. alctiilvray.
The President submitted bis annual report,
which was, on motion, ordered to be read
before the anniversary meeting at Centenary
church next Sunday and afterwards pub.
lShed.
Rev. John E. Edwards made very in
tercsting address, reviewing the past work
OF the Society, and showing its result upon
the schools of the Society and the cause at
large. he claimed that the schools of this
city werc the first to organize society in
this State.
Rev. W. B. McGilvray also addressed the
meeting on the benefit Of a good word
spoken in season. Ho illustrated his re-
marks by n very interesting incident.
The Society then proceeded to elect officers
Tor the ensuing year.
Mr.. William Willis, Jr., being nominated,
declined reelection on account Of other
pressing engagements.
The following officers were then unan.
mouSly elected: President, +. L. y. Wal
ford; Assistant President, A. L. West; First
vlce-Presidcnt, William Willis, Jr.; Second
Ficc-PrcSdeut, Asa Snyder; Third Vice
president. Il. q. Whit!ock; Fourth Vice
President, G. W. Armistead; Fifth Vice
President, N. ". lakewood; Sixth Vice.
President. E. GaIv; Seventh Vice-Prcsdent,
ChAlcs. Hagan; Eighth Vice.Prcsident, j..
Thompson Brown; Ninth Vicc-President
L. Penny; Secretary, Charles Z. Rady; AS
sistant Secretary, 3. J. Christian Treasurer,
ID l. Ta,1 SOCK
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Advertise In the Religions Herald.


New Tosiz Stock and Money J5ariset.
New ToRE, October 1l.-,ioncy closed Al
3 to per cent. Sterling. 10Ss. Gold, 112i
to l!2t. Governments advanced 10 !.
States quiet: Tcnnessec's, 72S; rcw, 72i.
Yirgiuia'S, ii; new, so; consos, II de-
frrrcd, Il. Lo,iislNma's, 30; new, 4S. lie.
wees, 80; S's, 60. AlahanEr's, 50: j's, 60.
Gcorgiu's, IS; rs, Sc. North Carolna's, 81
new. Il; special tax, 10. South Caroliua's,
.i9: new, 2l; April and October, %.
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CUTTING scRApE os Byrd IsLANp.-Thurs-
day night a colored woman named Jennie
Hundlcy, living on Byrd Island, in a I'll Of
Jealousy caused by seeing Peter Vaughan
conVcrsing with another woman, reproached
her quondam lover for infdelty, and being
coldly repulsed, drew O pockeLkulo and
stabbed Vaughan in the back, inGicting IN
ugly but not dangerous wound. Eundley
was soon after arrested by Captain John
Disney and taken to the Second police sta
ton. The case was examined by Justice
Crew yesterday morning, who sent the ac-
cu5ed on for indictment by the grand Jury
upon the charge OF malicious cutting.
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Philadelphia Politicians Sued for
EIiDcl.

PHILADELPHIA, October ia suit has
been brought in the Supreme Court by Hon.
s. J. Randall against William L. Leeds, John
L. Hi, Peter 4. 3. Niduer, Charles Hollis,
and james \. Kerns, for libel, growing out
Of tie report made 10 tie Hartranft Club
continuing letter alleged to have been writ
ten by Mr. Randall to Colouel Mcclure in
connection with the allegation Of conspi-
racv between these two gentlemen ana
Alderman McLiuIlcn to issue fraudulent na-
t,traHization pcpcrs. At the same time Wit
was issued against Mcssrs. Peacock, Feather
stoil & Wells, proprictors OF the Un,0n But
icita, for the publication Of the report above
mentioned and Tor their editorial articles
asserting the truth Of tie facts alleged therein
about Mr. Randall.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England. .

Iospox. October 1l.-Additional military
and constabuary forces have been ordered
70 Sisburn. Ireland, where an anti-Cathollc
disturbance is threatened.
Prince Napoleon has received of'icl"i
notice from the French Government that no
will no: be permitted to visit France or take
I'D bis residence on French soil, rs has heeh
reported he intended to DO.
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Mr. Stewards Illness az,t: s.a.,: Moments.

sSfSstTia sSE1S< E-sssr
WAsfuSGroE, October 1i.-Mr. Seward
had tertiin ague with catarrhal complication
and muscular palsy. His intelcctual faculties
were clear and vigorous to the lA~t, save
when disturbed by plroXySnls Of fever.
Just after an ciu-ion from the lungs ycStcr-
day, and thinking it would relieve his breath.
iny he was. at his own request, placed upon
lounge and bolstercd up and moved from
his adjoining bedroom into his study, where,
in tue midst OF his books and lis literary
and otter papers, and surrounded by his
relatives and 4 feY friends and al his deyo-
led dependents, he breathed his last. For
tie last bour OF lis lie, as tie powers Of
nature were giving way, his condition be-
came easy, and he spent the time II aztec
touate lcdvc.takincs Of his relatives and de.
reudents, and finally sunk quietly TO l!s last
rest as Ii goin" 10 sleep.
Mr. ScWard'a funeral will t1ka place Oh
Monday next.
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Thc .Au,auGo ES0u0Tabl2--Dc2ih OF
Fanny Fern.

New YORK, October i1.-The Tribune to-
day edltorially says it takes pleasure iu with
drawing in the fullest and pr0mpteSt man
ner the imputatIons upon Speaker blaino in
the Pacific Railroad, Eastern Division, hus!-
ness. being satisfied it was his brother who
was connected with the affair.
Fanny Fern, the arthoress, is dead.
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MaahiuGsO,, !te.sAs.

WAsHISGroS, October 1.-THE flags are all
half-lnasted to-day i'll respect to Hon. VIII.
liam IL. Seward.
There was Cabinet meeting to-day, but
only routine business was transacted. The
Navy Department only was uurcpresented.
The amount of coin IN tie Treasury Is
SSl,2JC, 900; currency, S4,S7j,0C0.
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The WEATHER, waieh has been very mild
for the past week or two, suddenly changed
on Thursday night, and becoming quite
cool, yesterday fires and light oycrccatS were
in demand, with a fine pro -pcct Tor frost last
ulglt. Those who had flowers out OF doors
were busy i'll taking them indoors, or cover
ing them late in The afternoon to protect
Them from the npprahendcd frost.
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\ DlsTINGrIsnrp DIVINE FROM ABRnAD.-
hcv. Hugh Slowel Brown. y. D., Of Liver.
pool lZngiaad, will occupy the pulpit OF tae
J irst Baptis; church tomorrow at ii \. ~.
and the Second Baptist church at ! =. N.
Dr.. Brown is the distinguished pastor o.. he
Myrllc-Sircct chapel in Liverpool, England,
and has the largest congregation in th:it couii.
Try excepting Mr.. SprIScon.
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COLLECTOR OF CUsToMs.-Dr. G.. S. Mills,
the newly-appointed Collector of Customs
for this port, returned from Washington
yesterday, whittier he had gone to deposit
his boud and receive his commission. He
will at once enter upon the discharge Of the
duties of his office.
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James Patterson. Of New Hampshire, has
been elected president Of tho Ohio Agrlcul.
turs,l and Mechanical College.
The schooner Ben. Borcland, eight days
from Wilmington, arrived at Vineyard Hayeal
with al! her crew sick except tue captain and
one man.
Twenty States are represented In tho
Catholic Total Abstinence Cuion at Colum.
bus, Ohio.
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ANIMAL BA1L.-The first grand annual
b:;ll of Rescue Council, No. l, Jr. o. Z. \.
VI, will ne given next Monday night az Mon.
ticelio Hall. which has been recently tho
roughly reftted and made most attractive
place for an evenings enjoyment Good
music, good company, aud a pleasant time
generally, may be expected By tie particl-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

Two RICHMOND Rors IN AFEICA.-Lett%rs
were recently received i'll this city by the
friends Of john II. Wiley and William y.
Walsh, of this city, dated the 4th OF August,
from the gold minis in the interior OF Africa,
7CD miles from Capetown. They were III
rood health and spirits.
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GAIL OF A MISIsrEE.-Rey. T. G. Crews,
of Springfield, KY, has been callc" to Ito
pastoral c;uc Of the Fulton Baptist church,
OF this city. Mr.. Crews is n Firsinian, was
educated al Richmond College, aud Is good
and successful preacher. 1t i> understood
that La will accept the cali,
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ACrIoN FOR DAMAGEs.-ln the United States
Circuit Court yesterday, both Judges sitting,
action was brought by Willis Lucas and wife
for cicctment irom the tirst-ciass cars OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Hon. John i. Baldwin, counsel for the com
pany. d"nurrcd 10 the declaration. The de-
murrtr, sitter argument, VA: sustained ty the
colut. and the plaintiffs counsel, Ncssrs.
Calc!i and iir"cd;,b, given Until 10 o'clock
this morning to decide upon which count of
tic declaration they would proceed.
The action cf the company OF which con.
p1aint is mada oceurcd in the latter part Of
February, 1868. Suit was brought 1t the
las; term OF Tie court, but was continued
until yesterday. The amount Of dauiaGes Is
laid a 81, $40.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoCET.--Judg-
ment WIS rendered in tjis court ycStcr.
.iiy against the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company for tue sum OF $500
and costs, being amount oi' taxes unpaid.
III" case O; O'Ncar. an appeal from the
bankrupt court. WAS argued before Judge
Bond il chambers yesterday. No decision
was given in the case.
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AFFILIATIONS FOR TUE ArP0IST&ENr OF
SUPERVISORS Of election were received by
Mr.. II. +. Plcasans Yesterday from the
counties Of Dinwiddie, Fauquicr, Mcclleu-
burg, Northampton. NanseWond. Princess
Acme, and Wcstmorclnd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

prRsoSAL.-HiS EXcelieney Governor
walker will arrive i'll the city to'uay from
his tour in the North. .,.
Bishop Gibbons left the city last nlsni 10
attend the installation OF Archbishop payieS'
which takes place in Baltimore to,llioiIom. nv
Manager spaulding, of the Nallonal an, anear tar
Wts Mrs. D. p Bowers, who will play three
nights engagement at the kiehmoho nea'ie
next week.
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Southern Excuxsionisss Gver the new
Road from Louisville 10 fhe tsuif.

LOUISVILLE, October 1l.--The southern ex'
culsion party reached here yesterday, num-
bering 42j persons, from many points IN
Alabama and other points along the route
from the Gulf TO Louisville. The delega.
tons included number OF distinguished
citizens from those places. The party We're
entertained in the afternoon, visiting various
places and objects of Interest. Their enter
tainment closed with q banquet in the eye-
! =
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15,00o.-Tl!e EsliJio"s Hs.uh of this city an
nounccs that. 4 Will Issue FIFTEEN THOUSAND OF
ito ncgt weeks issue. II has nj immense crcula-
don and is read b. tha best people In Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland. the Caroiinas. Grrrgia, aud
Tennessee, 1t IL an excellent medium FOR adYer-
t!Eers aud t5 charges Very moderate. oGlcs Ills
Main street,
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HGrpc,'s UIecIHy, LesNe's frustrated
Newspaper, ind (hErer ior this week re-.
coiycd from J. 7. EiIyhon, three doors above
UsIGtch Office.
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TIRE CASE OF JouS W. TALLEy.-Th3 jury
in this case, now pending in Henrico County
Court, were called into court yesterday, but
being still! unable to agree upon verdict
further time for dcibcration was granted 70
them, and the court adjourned until II
O'Clock t!is morning.
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RgEs & Co.'s photograph gllniy MaIn near Ninth
street, la: ccn Ao fCc.is OF attraction during the
ast week. Te sIlonlG Illus Of the tr'umpiis
OF photography exhibited here att.st the skill ot tie
arjs llls al this e'lah'i,hu-Hj- Tns due Tea!has,
too, i; b2nS taken aIr11iaga Of BY the iadles and
ehillreu, and the beautiful art rooms Of REES & 60.
overflow With visitors at times ThGirrlduces scale
of prices Is a complete saccrss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

THERE WILL be i meeting Of the Old Do
mnion Club, No. /, Clay Ward, at the West
ham House tonight ut u O'Clock: Prepara-
tions for a grand lnass-ueeting will be made.
Every member Of the Club is expected to be
present. ..r
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REcsIrrs At TIE FIRST MARkET.-Mr.
Samuel Ella clerk Of the First Marker, h1,
rendered his report for the months Of July,
August, and September, showing the net re-
ceipts Of the market fer tho quarter to DO
- Kin G1
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Nisar,s,i,sc t.,c Colorad Militia.

C1iclHsA7l, ONO, October 1l.--Ihc Adju
tant-aeneral Of OHIO to- day took possession
of the State arms issued to the colorcd MILL.
tia battalion, some Of which were used In
tie riot Monday night. They were boxed
10 and placed in charge of the police.
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SrNpAY-ScHooL AssOCIAToN.-Thc regu-
lar meeting OF the Baptist STnday-Sellcol
Association will take place Tomorrow after.
noon at Tic sidney Baptist church ut 4
o'clock. The regular quarterly reports will
hr read
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STEALING l CoAr.-Henry Handy (solorsd)
WAS arrested yesterday for stealing coat,
valued at $95, The property Of Ii. I. Wick
ham, Esq. The article was abStraeted from
MI Wickhan'S Office during his absence.
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-ApMlrTED TO PRAcTlcE.-.ies>r5. +. C..
Cabcll, OF this city, and Nathaniel I. Green,
of iiaif.x count, were adu-iltcd TO practice
in the United states courts yesterday.
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EOYgar 5aMEonc0<l.

New YORK, October 1l.-Thomas Cunning.
ham, convicted Of the forgery OF Mississippi
State bonds, was to-day sentenced to i've
years in the States prison.
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RIVER .a.D C~MaN s:GGa7aa as.e.

RIVER AND OCEAN SE&.aTa s!ssa.
GUNARD LINE OF STEAM ~ SSs2S, SSs2S
y ERS TO LIynKEOoLr QUEENS rssSssssssszzs sls.sszs
Town, GLASGOW, AND L0NDoNDiAki-
II CCREEECY.-The slfe, frst-class IRON staul.
ships Of this line will sail follows: N5DN Es.
DAY, l'th. aud SATURDAYS, 2:h and nth nf
April, aud SATURDAYS. arb, 18th. and 18th n
May. alla twi"n every Following wCek, from CV-
SARD = WHARF, Jersey civ.
CHARLES FRASCKLYE,
Agent. scyv York.
SAMUEL AIRES, Agent,
Richmond, No. 1321 Main, conner Fourteenth street.
-
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A SPECIAL TRAIN, leaving the depot of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad at S
O'Clock 4. NJ, will be run for the accommo-
1ltion Of persons desiring to attend the BAR
ljscus Gr Clover Hill to-day.
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Second DjsHriCh.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 11.-Additional Of
hca returns received today DO not matc-
rally change the result given list night.
ucndrick>'s m ,rity will lie between 6oe
and 700. The Republicans eject their State
ticket, Including congressman at large, eI-
cept thcir candidate Tor Governor and per-
haDs their candidate for superintendent; OF
Fub,ic Works.
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AccIDENT.-Mr. Fl. P. Grubbs, while pass.
ing up Main street last night fell through
the cap Of 4 coal-vault in front of Meade &;
Bakers drug store. Fortunately. he sus-
taincd no serious injury.
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INDIANA.

WAsaMGroH, October l1.-Thc election Ct
Hendricks stems to he conceded by from 3Q,i
to 500 majority. lie runs ahead the D"inn-
cratic ticket. Shamks (l}cruhticaN) is elected
TO Congress in the Ninlh di-;rct, giving tie
Republicans net gain OF t"o. NiDAck,s
LDcnocraD majority Is $50. Voorhees, Is
defeated by GOO. The chances are in favor
OF two Republican CongrcssmcA at Earr".
The Republicans have II majority on joLat
buliOt ia the Leg siaturc.
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NoTARlrs PrELIc.-MnSsrs. @. e. Kean.
T. r. ishciI, and Charles \. Roae qualified
Yesterday as notarieS. Robert Stanard, EST,
was granted n eclti!cato to practice law.
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Attempted s'n!ricit'c and Suicide oc
s,lc Egou2i-De Murderer.

SAvASSAH, Ga, October IA terrible
shooting affair occurred here to-day. i
Young man named Alexander Dillon shot his
own father, David K. Dillon, three times, ir-
dieting only flesh wounds, and then killed
himself.
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GRANITE AND gnICESs.
GRANITE AND EIICEsS.
OFFICE OF THE SHlLLlNGEh
AKTIriCIAL-sT0.t: PAVEMENT ,,
FOR TIL. eg
STATE OF VIRGINIA, e.'
No. ole MAIN STREET, K!CNN0SD, Va. .

No. Ole MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to tay d2w!, tie above: es
named pavement In The mos. stSSs ~ annsd md a.
III a.s r,,st iIl oi aa.g.ng. We Will also LAY
eos t"t I aeas cellar N house, aSors ot sai
5!es. &c. using The celebrate atiii,S am.iimi caiira
cement, thereby insurlng sfeat al
freedom from cust, sInootntieSs % ss3A1le' 49,
Sne:iucns OF the work c,n be seen at Dlsf,ss, s,r,
way. on Frankliu street. and Samuei .. Latter =
Oh Grace street. nj, ,r,, t.ysa,s 81.
70 1s-i,a I. .. TGRRES q 70.
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rsrecial telegram to the plspa,ch.l

tSIe.lal 10 tnt iJlSpatcn.l
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 11.-The excite.
ment in this city during the past week has
been the arrest Of one so-called Captain
Carter. who represented himself as secret
service agent sent by General Grant to
General Moses, the regular nominee of the
Republican party for Governor, to offer aid
for carrying the State for Grant and Wilson,
and to inform Moses that Grant indorsed bis
ticket aud would do all he could to support
the same.
Carter telegraphcd from Florence, one
hundred and thirty miles from here, for
Moses to meet him in Charleston. As he
had these important papers, Moses started on
the next morning, but friends who thought
il Carter had such important papers he
should bring them to headquarters inter-
ccpted Moses by telegraph sixty miles be-
low, aud be came back. The wires were
putt work, Carter being in Charleston a
guest Of General Gurney, one Of the Repub-
ican candidates for Congress in that Qhc
5econd) district, and It was planned without
letting Carter or Gurpey know what the real
intent was-to bring them to Columbia.
Of course the swindler had sold Guruey
completely and was stopping In his house.
They canjeto Columbia, and Carter presented
to General Moses two forged letters, pur-
porting 70 come from Grant and Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury 4. Richardson,
the first letter guaranteeing TO support the
Moses ticket, and tho lattor stating that
Richardson would he In South Carolina TO
| further the Interest OF Graut and Wilson.
Both letters were forgerlcs. and the Grant
letter was sigued by Private Secretary
Horace F. Porter instead of Horace Porter.
The executive committee. having by tee-
| Graph posted themselves, then came down
OIL Carter, and he "cavcd," divulging the
| plot to get Moses to Charleston, away from
his immediate friends and advisers, give him
the forged letters, get them into print, aud
then arrest Moses for the forgery. Garter
has undertaken to make the committee be-
| Iiere HAT he was but tool Of others, yet he
li2s shown too many papers to warrant It.
and Eow lies III iiii in this city waiting H.
dictu,cnt by the grand Jury for forgery.
The parties who arc believed to have put
mp this huge job arc prominent politician;
in the boiling faction OF the Republican
party, among them a United States senator
from this State. A writ OF hateas coypu
was granted, and Carter was ycstcrda!
brought before Associate Justice Willard, o
The Supreme Court, which mad no jurisdic
ton. Tie Circuit Court being in session, b,
cuno UP before that court to-day. There i
~ Chance Of the writ being granted, md th
trl, viii diyulSe one OF the most astouudin:
political conspiTacies.
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destructive Fire.

ST.. LOUIE, October 11.-The extensive anu
now furnace of tn Lamott Lead Company,
at Frederiekton, NO., was burned yeatef-
dag, Loss, S250,010. Five hundred per ;ons
prs thrown cut 81. employment By this disas'
.-5
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testing acalns all The old worthless dcntlfrices
in tie market. tie ladies', with one consent, have
adopted Tie sozopo%r Us the one thing ucedtnl 10
insure the integrity of the teeth aud fragrant
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CONVICT Observation-Disclosures Corbin tco.
lored, of Gloucester county, was received at
the penitentiary yesterday, convicted of
grand larceny. His term Is set at three years.
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The ElouTu ANNIVERSARY OF the Methodist
Sunday-School Society will be held at Cen
tcnary church oD Sunday afternoon ut halt.
nast O'Clock.
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Tue THEATRE. is the last night Of
Miss Ho mers engagement, and hue blli
will lie presentad-"T The Poor CIR" ana
81 7 our Lite's In Danger"
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FLOWERS FLOWERS FLowERs.-All the floral
novelties Of the season offered al low rates by
JOHN MORTON, florist, ut the flower store Ss5 Broad
street next door TO 4. PlzZini.
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Look out FOR The Saalay GDids tomorrow, con-
tanning all the latest teegranf aud local of the
day. Eor saie ut c. i. JeHSsIoS's News Depot.
Price. three SGnts.
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TIE STEAMER PALIsADE, Captain Neisons
having been repaired Of the injuries recear.a ',.
In Norfolk harDor, VIII resume ner fes sa.. =
trips on Monday next, reaching net ~na,'
N this slty at the usual hour that afternoon.
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Npcbties and scarfs, Of the latG=t and mos; te1u-
tlfu styles III endless variety 1T /. u. SPENCE y
SOM. 1880 Main street.
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Attc.n.,sed Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, October ll.-Mrs. Laura
A. Fairs mother attempted suicide by pol
son last night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

i MEETING OF THE Cry C0EsERvATIvG
CouMITTEE will lie held at their headquarters
TONIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

". ELLTs0S s. Co., Advertising Agents. DIspATCH
hUldug will receive advertisements aud have them
Inserted III any journal ~ tl4 Country at Se.ulaI
rntea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

EoTuEG ErT CIVIL BUSINESS OF no genera
interest to the pubic Tas tril<aeted III Tue
uu:tiugs Court yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

Notwithstanding tho high prices Of ~onilea
sood. &. II. SPENCER son are selling heavy up cr-
;l!rts: 1T their old bat low price Of one doGar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12
2it|luond QispattIl

NJ" TIE CIRCULATION or THE DIS
cArCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CfSCrLATItN OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY
AEWsrArE OF TIE CITY.