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Letters from the People.

NorE.-The manager Of thia Journal, with
out endors ing the sentiments Of contributors
desires to Offer the widest possible Latitude
for free discussion. 1t is merely stipulated
that communications shall concern matters
OF public interest, Re put 10 decent language
and accompanied with the names Of the
writers, not for publication, but IS . gusI
antee Of good faith. N
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A WEALTHY CoMPAST.-The Economi Q
OIL Company, opposite Tidioute 10 eas Of
the wsslthisst 10 the Oh Regions. They
own tract of about 10000 acros in. this
nsighborhood and develop their own terri.
tory. Probably, the sballowsst well 10 ,h
region was located at the rivers edge, al
the base Of the bill, where flowing well
was struck OF l0l feet.
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Found Running at Large.

On the premises Of Henry Wright 10 OI
Creek township, Vsnsngo County, Pa. on
Saturday, August Sd, 1872, two large
WHITE SOWS. about year and bsIf
old, one SPOTTED BARROW, and ONE
SHOAT. The owner or owners are request.
cd to call and identity property and pay
charges, Otherwise they will be disposed Of
90 the law requires.
HENRY WRIGHT,
on Greek Township, Ang. II, 1879.
aug l6-3t.
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The Oh City Derrick uisquo,es from 80
article published 10 the RECORD . day or
two sines' sod sy gsshliag l. up sndsasors
to uskea poias q sons.hiag OF other. We
thisk "ys college educated" mus. = little be
hard up. The man thai reads the Dsrrick
every day. II 'hsis b each nan, must coz
tainly have his taste for classic Emo
grAtined to the full.
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AThe London Times, In reviewing the trial
of Stokss, and coudemning its termination,
says: "At the bottom, howeves, OF what
We 10 England should cell this miscarriage
Of Justice 10 that Indifference which Ameri-
cans feel for crimes Of violence In which
both murderer and victim are felt to be
rovdy and dlsreputable."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-15

The Petrolias left town this morning fol-
franklin, to play match game for 800 or
$500 with the OIL Stockings Of Franklin
Large odds are offered that the Petrolias
will win the game.
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Mr. r. J. AtweIl has resigned the posi-
sion of Deputy Constable for this place, tax.
ing place on Monday last. Mr.. A. has he Id
this important position for several months,
giving noiverssl satisfaction TO all. Hi
restgning 10 very much regretted.
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A citizen Of Troy has rara avisl in tho
shape Of . strange bird which he recently
captured, with the eyes and talous Of 90
eagle and the beak and comb Of a duck. I.
measures three feet six and ous.haif ipehes
from tip to tip Of its wings.
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A horrible tragedy occurred at Cory on
Tuesday night by which man named
Hugh DonoelIy met bis death at the bandi
Of lunstic named james Nevels, Nevels
literally chopped DonnelIy's head off and
then used It for foot batl. The horrid af-
fair took place 10 the Cory lookup.
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British.
International Money
I Order System

Money ordres can BE- obt@ns1 ]
ed at the Petroleum Centre PosS 81
Office upon Post Offices in all
parts Of Great Britain and Ire
land.
United States Treasury Notes
or National Bank Notes only
received 'or paid.
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Everybody wonders what makes Auer-
hahn, the popular dry goods merchant, 90
smiling and jovial for the past day or two.
We have just learned the reason. He has
had an addition TO bis family 10 the shape
of . bouncing girl baby. Mother and child
doing we'll.
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A few years ego tho missionaries 10 In
dia found 1t very difficult to afford any 10.
struction to tue females. But decided
change has come about. At the presep,
time there are thirty thousand uudor iust,uo,
tion In the mission schools.
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The trottiDg race for ten thousand dollars
between Annie Watson, owned ct Pitts
bursh, and Belle Patterson, owned at OIL
City, came Of in Cleveland. Tuesday. The
race was won BY Annie Watson, In three
straight heats. Tine-2:26x, 2:35k, and
2:37h.
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Hats! Hats! Caps! Cans!
AZ the JAMESTOWN CLOTHING
STORE. Just received from New Yoft
PMis and London, and will b sold rems,i,
ably cheap. Call and examine styles and
prices.
A. ALDEN.
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\ Victor Hugo is about to publish new
poem, entitled ''Sstan." Critics expect II
to be devilish good thing
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The AcCools 4 Lockhssd we'll, on the
Logua farm, near 81. Petersburg, was torps'
doed . day or two since and the prodaetion
increased to 60 barrels per day, making It
one of the best wells 10 that section.
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The Lake Superior Injians are becoming
civilized. They are begiuniog to wear
sheet iron stove pipes 10 their wiswams,
and to paddle their canoes with oars.
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The St. Louis street sprinklsrs struck for
higher pay the other day, and the dust
brought the authorities to terms In twenty
four hours.
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Seventy-tour Chinese workpen are en-
ployed In . single shoe factory In North
Adams, MAsa
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For sale
$1,000 to 10000 feet Of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to IS cts. per foot.
The Tubing 10 10 Arst class order and oil
resdy fitted.
April Is. IT, II. Il. WARNER.
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HATS AND CAPS in great variety snd
70 oil styles, just received BY express from
New York, at the JAMESTOWN CLOTH
ING STORE. Call and look ct them.
August l2-ti
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OIL City 10 reJoiced over the prospect o.
Q new hotel. It will be four stories high,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-15

TGREELEY HATS at the JAMES
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
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Local Notices.

wJust received at the JAMESTOw.,
CLOTHING STORE, large sssortmehM.
Of new and nobby styles Of HATS l. CAPS
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A Grant and Wilson Club 10 to bs formed
st Pioneer.
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GRANT HATS ct the JAMESTOWN
CLOTHING STORE.
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st. Louis begins to contemplate wonder.
iogly the proportions Of its big bridge scrO,,
the Mississippi. The superstrueturs viii h.
huished 10 two months.
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The best Pittsburgh Lager ct
GAFFNEY,S.
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For Sale or Rent

EOr sale or Kent.
A desirable residence located on The EQ-
bert Farm. short distance from town. 70
particulars apply to
OWEN GAFFNEY i,
Petroleum Centre, June "A, 1872. -
jl4-tf.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
A firstsclsss team OF DRAUGHT HORS-
ES, WAGON, HARNESS &C., 10 good
working order. For particulars inquire .,
this Office. jy 26.2w,
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For Pure Wines warranted a. such bv ths
Brotherhood of Brocton 60 to GAFfNEYS
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II
You
Want
TO increase
Your business,
Advertise in tha
PETR0LBVNC ENTIRE RECORD
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD CorET.--Thc court was not
in session yesterday owing to the serious in
disposition Of Judge Cox.
Late Tuesday evening the jury in the case
of Nat Harrison, charged with house-brcak-
Ing, returned with Il verdict Of guilty. and
he was sentenced 10 the pcnitentiIry fol
three years. This case was tried ona change
of Venue from Amelia county.
The court will meet to-day at II O'Clock,
ut which time the petit jury will lie called.
The criminal docket is 4 very large one, there
being no less than tifty-ivc presrntments for
unlawful gaming. The court will doubtless
remain i'll session all the week.
ASSESSORS Books This is the last day
that the books Of the town assessor will re-
main open for inspection al the town clerks
office. All persons 6rruncOllsiy assessed are
privileged to appeal to the Board Of Trustees,
who meet i'll sclni-monthly session tonight at
Town Hall.
POLICE COUET.--Sererul parties were ar
raigned yesterday before Justice Woiihin.-
ton for minor ollences committed in town,
and several from the county before Justice
Martin. The parties were generally fined
and admomiShed.
WATER FAMNE.-From all parts of town
comes complaint Of the great scarcity of
water for all purposes. Wells and springs
are drying up, and along the water line it is
almost impossible to continue opclNtons,
and it is feared that work will lie suspended
il some relief is not afforded.
GREELEY CLUB, &c.-An effort il about to
he made TO raise Il Greeley club and num-
ber Of Young gentlemen are making prepara-
tions for grand polc-Gaisng and ratification
meeting. The pole has been obtained, and
active preparations are being made to place
it in position with imposing ceremonies.
Due notice will be given Of the tine ol ruis-
ing
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), mn lrlNn. The dry and
....l,J condition uI Vegetation through
.,.~ ,.irlt. section III country hts made
.....> \.gy destructive Wherever they nave
..l,u ou'. W have heard instances q! -
.,.I.- t,>>,.> ~ this account.
:, ,r j. upw raging in the woods about
ST.. l.st. - la.luW the city, Oh The New Mafkrl
80 .,ri rZl.mhin@ to the Central turnpike.
.hn,j ,iIr same distance below the city. :,
,,.s,tin oi tnu miles. ana covering IN area
lula ,"r Ia "0hd acres. some "l iH'
...i. If .rr,~> If thl> Years growth were
.,..rt i.y The ii.lur>, the grass III ll> d:N
.,t p.,.r.,i condition. burning like fields "I
...s,.... t-,w " iirh had been Standing dnmE
.r. winter. -,
Ia it.. ul".a -, ii h,> destroyed ,w" dwri'
IL. -3pr.>.... uG" ol llrlu hrIong III" to Mir. II
i tItm. lllc "layT inH~cupicd. lhc properly
. Nj. ,!aln,> Ml!rI. One gentleman, Who's
i...!I-,. "-riJ-: he lie is only i've yards (th
.,,.,,. comm, within HAT distance 0i III, lI'
, rcri.yr ,Ii> iMnill IL c-caFc the >iorat
-. . ,..it and Sllokr from ihr raging element
al~ tirc irlS been burning Tor several days
..,i ,uil>t rDr'iuuc until il rains OF unit
,A,.yth!l" rcm,lllstihlr within lis reach /
,.u~uinrd. l'hc >lnukr from This lire may h'
..-.-it if"In m1uy paints about lhr city.
Ihrr,r j. lnuihcr fire near Gravel Hill, lrol!
i,l la IIychr miles below the city. " hiciI H.,
teen huIlIiu. for several day, but We HAY
..l heard the extent vi the damage cati>c
D., j..
va, in ii,urirn r"lmly. but along The lin
81 Il," tl".ai"tk" and Ohio railroad IN IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-15

BEAuTT's BEST AuxILIARY.-askt the belle the
season what appointment Of her toilet-tabe holds
the highest place In her esteen aud che will reply,
without moments reflection, HAGAN's MAG
SoLIA BALM Nothing. she is thoroughly aware,
contributes so powerfully to enhance her charms
and render her irresistible that most delightful
and healthy auxiliary of beauty. BY using 1t ladies
are enabled long after they have passed the meridian
OF life, to preserve Tie youthful bloom and purity of
their compilations, and Where nature has denied
that superlative attraction, the Balm fully compcn-
safes for her deficiencies.
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We clip the following from the Troy (N. "
!VMg:
"Somc three months since DIR. u. V. PIERCE. of
Buffalo, n. Y, commenced advertising In the Wig
an article called DIR. SAGE's Catarrh Remedy We
believed 1t that time II was Of the many catch
penny arrangements to swinle people out of their
money, but during the past few weeks have become
convinced to the contrary. We know of several
prominent citizens who have suffered from that
oathsome disease Catarrh, ana they pronounce
DIR. SAfE'S remedy no humIug, and in several
instances have been entirely cured. We desire to
give Or. PIEECE the benefit Of the same.r
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Another FilibUstcrinS Expedition
nraiusf aI,bH niSpeyeynI

MONTREAL, August l4.-Information wa;
received yesterday by the Spanish yice-cOn
sui which led to the discovery Of wide
spread organization for the enlistment of vol
nnteerS in this country for the revolutionary
army Of Cuba. The scheme contemplated
the enlistment Of men in the principal cities o
the Dominion, and concentrating them al
some place on the Bay Of Fundy. \ vessel had
been chartered, and was to have taken hei
cargo out to meet Cuban cruiser ut Il point
further south, where they would have been
transhippcd. \ large number recruits have
been gotten in Montreal, st. Johns, and Hall
fax, and it will now require great energy and
watchiulncsS on the part of the authorities
to prc"ent the carrying out of the under
taking.
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ATER FROM
TIE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BoTETOURT COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SH
is a2-,IeGdSwlm

The proprietors Of this valuable MINERAL
WATER, so highly esteemed aS remedial agent,
In order to have Ii within th. reach OF the pllfnc'
have had II put up iu ItALF-GALLOS BpIILES,
i'll cases of one dozen each, and placed 1t Oh sale
1t accessible points.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the character of this
WATER and Its application to diseases, &c; may
hc had OF the agents for the sale 0f the WATER In
Richmond aud elsewhere.
We append letter from p. V. Daniel Esq, attor-
citizen OF Richmond:
John Herbert Claiborne, Esq, President Blue Ridge
Springs Company:
j have repeatedly and continuously used the water
OF the Blue Ridge. Springs, and with il long eXpc-
rience OF the waters of nearly all Of the mineral
springs of Virginia, aud Of several OF those OF other
States, have never found amy superior, nor, If taken
al distance from their source any equal TO those of
the Blue Ridge Springs rs sure but very gentle
aperieit, tonic, and regulator of the stomach and
yiscera. Unlike any other mineral wafer with which
| am acquainted It's efficacy seems upinpatred by
keeping-at LEAST IN glassor by fxposdfe to the air.
layc used 1t with great advantage FROM dcmi John
hIlfa Twelve months before have sometimes
thought that perceived, what others In this city felt
convinced that nay perceived. decided and salIi,
tary effect on the liver where torpid or ufstructr,
For home use decidedly prefer tito any other mini
erll water,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
p. v. DANIEL, Jr.
Richmond, Fa, May 7th, 1879.
This water Is for sale In Richmond, Va. by
PURCELL, LADD < Co., Druggists,
I916, corner OF Main and Thirteenth streets.
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THE SECo&n Police SrAmOE-iIOrsE.-A
the a.t meeting OF the City Council the
Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ings reported t;NorbIy on the subject ol
cnlar@ing and improving the second Police
station. 1t is probable thai these mucll-needcd
improvements will br ordered this saticrnoon.
Both Of the other police stations have been
repaired and their accommodation increased,
and vet the Second station, which is i'll the
heart Of the city, remains n il was originally
built, when Richmond has increased so much
i'm size and population.
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The ExpciIei Eesuits, &c.

NEW YORK, August 1l.-EurOpean mail
advices report that " Beck, General of the
Order Of JeSuits, has convoked an assembly
OF Jcsuits ut Rome to consider the project OF
changing the name and dress of the Je>llitS
expelled from Prussia, and making as many
as possible enter orders still suffered to re-
main there.
The death Of jEr Kaiser, the celebrated
astronomer and professor at the University
Of Leydcn, is reported.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. August 1I.-Continued low
pressure, southerly and westerly winds,
threatening weather and occasiQnal rain
areas are probable on the lower kikes; land
thence eastwardly over the Middle and East.
crn States. Variable southerly and casterly
winds on the South Atlantic, with partly
cloudy weather. Falling barometer, threat.
cning weather, with rain and light northerly
and easterly winds on the Gulf, and cooler
weather from Minnesota to Michigan and
southwark to Tennessee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. August 1+.-Money easy al
to 3. Gold weak at 114l to 114z. Gov.
ernments dull and heavy. States: Ten
nessee's, 733; new, 73s. yirginia's, 45l
new, 503 /; consols, SOL; deferred, 15. Louis
iana's, SO; new, %. Leyee's, 60; S's, 10
Alabama's, s3; 5's, 80. Georgia's, 70: rs
81. North Carolina's, "a; new, 81. South
Carolina's, 81; new, 2S3.
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MOLLY yE1suires AssnsSins.

ASHLAND, Pa, August l4..:At 3 3o'clock
this morning six men returning from the
GoWell and Audanreld mines, near Centrhlia,
were fred into by Il party of Molly Maguires,
who were secreted in the woods. One Of the
party is supposed to be fatally wounded and
two others badly. The men had been at
work contrary tn the orders of the Molly
Maguires. The a>sassns are still at large.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
liprIuuny.

Gefiuany.
BERLIN, August 14.-By order of tho ter
man authorities the Jesuit establishment al
Issenlen, il ilsace, has been closed. /.
France.
PARIS. August 14.-President Thiers will
arrive here to-day from Trouylle, and viii
preside at the Cabinet council thlSafternoon'
Russell Gurney and William II. Smith, M.
p, salled to-day for America on the steam
ship Monrovian. Gurney returns to resume
his seat in the American and British !aims
Commission, which meets in Newport next
month, aud Smith, the wel-knoWn flers
dealer of London, will make q tour through
Canada and the United States.
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Meeting of the Board Of the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical Col
eye.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, August H.
The Board of Visitors of the Virginia Agri'
cultural and Mechanical College met here
to-day. The members are all present except
two-Governor Walker and Major Suther-
lin. There are several applications for the
presidency. The curriculum is under con.
Sderation. The election Of officers will take
then. Immense crowd here.
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LIST or USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PoSrOFFlCE AUGUST H.
+. Turner, PinkrrS,ilc; William {. Nalen-
tine, Nrrtlon post-otiicr, Va. +. Callahan,
Richmond; Bette Bagly, Richmond Mrs.
L. G. Finney, Suhetl's, Va. one letter, no
address
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Mr.. Washington, Of Caroline, seconded the
nomination made by Mr.. Haw.
Mr.. McRae, of Richmond, seconded the
| nomination of MIR. w. p. Burwell
| Mr.. John Taliaferro. of Caroline, seconded
| the nomination of Mr.. Connolly.
Mr.. Brown, Of Hanover, seconded the
| nomination of Mr.. Raleigh T. Daniel.
Mr. Higginson, OF Hanover, indorsed the
nomination of Mr.. Wise.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE VOTE.
The tclers We're engaged in counting the
ballots nearlyan hour, and twenty minutes
past O'Clock the vote was announced as
| follo':s: Louisa county-Wisr, 3; Connolly.
3; Meredith,3. Caroline-Connolly, g; Mer-
edith, 2. Hanover-Wise, Meredith, 9.
IIenrico-Wise, 5; Connolly, 1; Meredith,
| =. Richmond City Clay Ward: Wise, 6;
Monroe Ward: Wise, s. Madison Ward
Wise, s; Jackson Ward: Wise, G.; Jefferson
Ward: Bmwcli s; Marshall Ward: Bur-
| well, 6. Chesterfield county-Daniel, 4 j;
Wise, 4 Connolly, ,; Meredith, /; Bur-
well, |. Totals Necessary to choice, 1899,
of which Mr.. Wise received 7,Gj7d Daniel,
734; Meredith, 2,09i; Connolly, 2,O55; Bur
well, 2,2;ll.
On motion Of Mr. r. j. Cheatham, of Ches-
tertield county, the vote was made unlni-
nous amid great cheering.
a committee was then appointed to wait
upon Mr.. Wise and inform him Of his nomi-
nation. This duty was duly performed, and
Mr.. Wise was escorted to the stand. lie was
greatly excited at his Success, but did linn
self credit in the brief address which hc
| made to the Convention. \ resolution OF
| thanks was rendered to Mr.. Darlington for
the uaG Of III, !:all, after Which the CoMvcn-
| ton ad youIncd sine die.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, August A-Tobacco unchanged :
sales, IL hogshcads. Flour In fair demand; extra
family, $6Qt$e.2j Pork, $lasl3.25. Bacon iirmer
shoulders, t7sc clcar-rb sides, sic.; clear sides
loec. fer packed: Lard firmer ut StQplBsc.; order
lots hi Cher Whiskey Irregular ut sglaYoc.
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Tn. R;CHHoED THEATRICAL COMpANY.--
The following is the list Of the Richmond
theatrical company for the fall and winter
sc;lson OF 1s,2-'TT3. The company is said to
be Il "ood ore, and no doubt will draw well
this >,Yson ::
Leading lady: Miss Nellie johnson, late
of tE.a Opera-IIollSe, Pittsburgh, now in Ell-
! rope.
Snubrcttc: Miss Ellie Warren, late OF
Ford's GruGli Opcra-EIullSe, Baltimore.
Juvenile: Mary Lenoylc, late of Wal
lacks.
First Old Woman Mrs. +. \. Eberc
| late of Richmond Theatre.
Second Old Woman: Mrs. G. De Bar, q
| wcll-knOwn f,vorite.
Second Soubrettc: Mrs. f. 4. Parker. late
of Natiolal Theatre, Washington.
Walking Lady Miss Alice st. Clair, late
of New York Theatres.
Utility: May Jordan, Anna Jordan, and
Minnie Lee.
Leading Man: j. r.. Fannin, late Of Phila
| dcplia and Baltimore Theatres.
Juvenile G. Norris, late of Walnut-Strcct
| Theatre.
First Heavy: Harry Morcklnd, late leading
man of the Herring Combination.
Second Heavy: Ii. G. Strong, st. Charlie;
Theatre, New Orleans.
First Low Comedy: j. \. Hodges, late Of
| Academy of Music, Buffalo.
Second Low Comedy: NJ. B. Curtis, late
| of New Orleans.
First Old Man: +. \. Ebcrle old Rich
mond tavoritc.
First Walkin" Gent: J.. G. steel, late o
| Washington Theatre.
Second Walking Gent: w. Spencer Nc
Eyoy, late Of Fisk'S Grand Opera-llollSe.
| Utility: !. II. Smith and \. Gibson.
Stage Alachini>t: W. W. Towel.
Scenic Artist j. B. BoWcS.
stage Manager: r. }. Parker, IN old Rich
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-15
Murder by an Insane Man.

CoRRY, Pa, August l4.--Hugh D0nnelly,
of Dunkirk, n. Y, was murdered this morn.
ING in the lookup of this city by james Ne
wills, an insane man, whom Donnelly was
conveying to an asylum. His head was
chopped Oft with an old axe.