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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02

OF 4 PLOT To KILL.
RAILROAD TRAVELLERS AND
p1tauER THE TRAINS.

,.,,,-lr times during the last few weeks i
t.,i,vtr oC the Richmond, fredcrickS-
...,...,,, rorrmar railroad has discovered
...-...,iou> on The track which had they not
-, l,.ro,,r,d would undoubtedly baNc
...,. ,f. ,.,II.r ur = considerable destruction
..n,. and PROPERTY. The frequency of the
..,rrrnr. and the nature OF the obStruc-
,..m. ,.l ;hr officers of the company TO be-
i.,.. ,l,it there was an evil design in the
,..,..r Accordingly Detective Pat Woods
49,, ,,ur M the road 10 work up the case.
qr,. r,.,,I, -,r,rn> tu have been the uncarth-
..,a ,ilaiuor> plot to throw passenger
,r.,n, from the track for the purpose OF pun
Lr " l.. Rogers, a young White man, re-
....t. II or near Brooke station, was ar
-,.'eI al utcoqllan rs one oi the parties 10
o.. rIot. When accostcd by Detective
Wood, he was about taking passage on the
...,u,.y for Baltimore. He was tied hand
gnf i,W preparatory TO being brought 70
raimond, and while in custody confessed
=, the officer that he. his brother, and one
Isfn BulIard. a rcputed horSc-thlet. mad
..1o.,od the plot ut Bllllard'> su%-
-r>iinu. lc representing TO his ac-
..mrr,> tlmt many pcoylc might be
Killed.. their persons pundcred. and the
gh,eyes e>rayc detection. The vigilance of
4 negro z4nau named Morgan, the track
viewer, prevented the accomplishment OF
rbeir pl1rno,e on either of several occasions.
The E,f time they attempted it WAS Wetlne>-
iay ui.hi th, 18Th Ultmo. when they laid Il
lar Of railroad iron across the track. Nor
I'm >aw and removed il. and the murdcrouS
villains. lyinw in wait Tor the approaching
i!aiu. -,eiuv their scheme thus often thWart-
Cd, ave clia>r 10 the faithful servant of the
y,inuad company intending TO put him TO
d-tth. He ram lnr his lie. and saved It by
seeking rciu-c ina farmers house.
Rogers was brought 10 this city saturday
iy the efficient officer who effected his al
r,.>i. aud on the same day he was before JUS
trr" ,rcw for a hearing. But rs his brother
and Rullard had not been apprchcndcd if was
Thought best 10 continue The ease until the
iaih If September. With the understanding
that ii viii be- fully Investigated sooner II
necessary. Iha case will bc tried. however.
in stafford.
since writing the above we learn that the
it>t attempt tu throw 4 train from the track
W.,> npl" near Arcokcrk bridge. The track
Viewers name i Morgan Minor. The
m,n lrnpt>cd that he should aid them and
>rir in the >poiIS. but he positively dc
.'Iurd to assist III or connvc ut their wicked
r.>.. NRrr h" left them they gave chase.
and followed him to the farmers house.
u llirh b" reached Just in time to avoid cap
tur" This faithful negro will he an lin-
p"lfJnt Witur>s in the trial.
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from beneath her arms, tic United States
steamer sfoceasin came up and she was re.
called to life, which, for tie present at least,
is bitter indeed. :" / have my husband here, :
she said, "but they can never fnd my babies
in so large sea" The poor woman goes to
Philadelphia this afternoon. where her par
rents live and where her husband will be
buried. 4stt.t
Otber Dispatches.
WATCH Hill. August 31.--Many pbysi-
Clans are here doing all they can for the sur
ierers. Thus far eighty-iire have reported
themselves, and the rest are supposed TO be-
lost. Many Of those saved win die.
WASHINGTON, August 81. = Additional lists
OF the Metis's passengers show no southern
names. ,s
Norwich, Conn, August 31.--The bodies
Of eight of the victims of the Metis disaster
are at Watch Hill, and eighteen in the dead
house at Stonington.
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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
THE STEAMER BlENvILLE BURNED AT
sEA-THIRTY-TuuR PERSONS SUPPOSED
TO EE. LOST

HAVANA, August 80, uid Key WEST, A,r.
gust 3f.--Captain Jefferson Maury, of the
steamship Bienville, arrived here this morn.
ing from Nassau, and reports the burning OF
that vessel at sea. The Bienvilie left New
York OH the 10th Of August for Aspinwall.
When in latitude % degrees II minutes nd
longitude a degrees 10 minutes, at 3:43
on the morning of the 10Th instant, fire was
discovered among the cargo. Steam and
water were Immediately turned on, but the
steam-pumps, after few revolutions, broke
down and could not be worked.
Captain Maury ordered the matches to he
battered down, hoping thereby to smother
the fire, and at the same time the fire-eXtin.
guisiers were used between deck and steam
kept on. The lire, however, gained rapidly,
and at O'Clock Captain Maury, fearing aD
explosion from the powder stored in tht
hold if he remained by the ship any longer.
oroered the six boats to be launched, and the
passengers and crew began to embark. Al
7:3O Captain Maury was forced to leave. tile
ship, he being tine last one on board. One OF
the bouts was capsized after leaving the ship,
and from seven to ten OF the occupants, I'D.
clHGing two women, were drowned.
After sunrise fresh breeze sprung up, the
capsized boat was righted and bailed out,
and reached Cat island in safety. The other
boats except one reached Elenthera island, a
distance OF 80 miles from the scene OF tht
disaster. The missing boat has not been
heard from, but 1t is supposed it was picked
up by Il passing vessel. as an cmpty boat wa
seen adrift near Elcnthell island with life.
preseryer in it. One of the bouts in attempt.
ing to land ut Elenthera island was capSized
and nine Of its occupants were drowned, in
Guiding Mrs. Brander and her three children
at 1:30 p. NJ. the Bienville exploded, and
Immediately sunk. When the fire was first
discovered it was supposed to,be in the fort
hold, whcrea large quantity ofpowder{ Cargo
was stored but it proved to be between
decks, over the boilers and among the cargo
The passengers and crew lost all their bag
glgc, and saved nothing except the clothes
they had on. Captain Maury reports that
the people Of Nassau treated the shipwrecket
people kindly and ministercd to their wants
Vice-Consul Saunders has cared for the sea-
men. Anna Brain, one of the rescued, be
came insane, and was left at Elenthera be
cause she could not be found when the party
left for Nassau.
The steamer Anna and schooner Dand.
were dispatched by the American Consul tt
search for the missing boat. Out of ~
persons Oh board the Bienyille, thirty-foul
are unaccounted for, including the nine los
at Elenthera. 1he bodies of six persons
were recovered and buried at James's Point
The schooner William McGee took thirty
four OF the survivors on the 24ih to Balti
more. A subscription was started in NaSSal
for the aid of the sufferers.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsrArE.--The follow
jng conyeyanceS OF real estate were made
durin. the week ending August 81, 1872:
+. Randolph TO W. Brown, 4l9 feet on
Brook avenue. for 500.
W. y. QulrIes to Il. Hoffman, 80 feet on
Pin" street between China and Holly, for
$40.
Solomon LYMAN TO j. w. Evans, 2S feet
on Eighth street near Grace. for 1880.
Join ;. Wise to W. {. Mayo. % toet on
Williamsburg road near Nicholson street,
for 800.
Il. +. Craddock to W. c. Mayo, 1G3 feet on
Lester street, for $50.
Virginia Home Building Fund and Loan
Association 10 William II. Lester 81 feet on
Sixth street. corner Baker. for s4U0.
\. D. Williams to DR., George Ross, lao
feet en- Pine street, corner OF Spring. TOR
S!lO0.
B. rait's executor to Charles Talbot, lot
on shockoe creek between CARY and DOCK
streets, lor 800.
j. II. Dooley, commissioner, to c. f. Grif-
lin, % feet on Laurel street between Dover
and Cumberland, for 81 800.
Albert Holmes to s. y. Davis, trustee, w
feet OF Catharine street near Hancock.
}. l.. Williams TO John Eiles. 335 feet on
Grace street near Twenty-sevcnth, for So,000.
r. A. Rust TO J. a. Meredith. "a feet on
Main street near Fifteenth. for $500.
Is. Iaits executor TO }. ". ReaIns, 30 feet
on Darlington street near Mosby, for S24o.
c. Y. Booker 70 Edward Cannon, ~ feet
on Clay street between Twenty-eighth and
lWanly-nintb, for 800.
John Stewart to q. w. Gary, 3S feet on
Thirteenth street between Main and Frank
I'm, for $500.
Nalvin Mann to n. W. Davis, 20 feet on
Baker street and 81 feet on Duval street, Tor
SOC
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Fire i'm B e Il for d. Hail l-StOrna--
GrODS, syc.
:. Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
LIBERTY. BEDFORD COUNTY, Va, August
3l.-The handsome brick residence of John
j. Hopkins, seven miles west of here, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon origilia-
ted by Il spark from the chimney. Alithe
furniture was saved. The loss on the house
is $4,000, with no Insurance.
There was severe hail-storm day before
Yesterday in that portion Of Bedford on the
Staunton river, doing great damage to the
tobacco and corn.
The weather is delightful, and the crops
magnificent.
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!. pr;ze.E EIci,t An Maine.

EAsrPoRT, MR., August 3l.--A prize-tghst
took place to-day opposite Eastport; tor soeo
1 side, between Kelly, OF Hayerh!il. Mass,
and Timony, OF Providence. 4. !. on t,e
tenth round Kelly hit TilnOny struignt
couuter.bIow on the eye and eropcouiiter
ON the jugtlar, knocking him to the ground
senseless. When time was called Tor tne
eleventh round T'imony was still lnsenSlDie,
and Kelly va, declared the victor. ADout
one hundred persons witnessed the at Ir.
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,-r,oS SALES THIS DAY.

- rNrcMrFE ~"l sell at '"s A. NJ RF0'c-
,,.,,,s ,,i,l srll at y, NJ n farm Of i.2 acres
:. ',J ,r,ding from Richmond TO Louisa
,og,-J"u>r
rrnTuEH will sell at u NJ. \ farm IN
~ - ...o nr the k,ng,laud road, 10 miles below
-a..''.
,...r,.. { WILLIAMS VIII sell at - T. NJ tn"
'.'' .r.,n.d IN AGaus'S plan bounded by
&c.,. ..-..u.h. Twenty -ntnth. I, Hnd q streets.
...,.-..\ 4 60. will sell Al I NJ. a framed
'.'. .ai vacant lot arjotnnS on IN" east
-..,...lcc.rth street near lis terminus.
-n.v,~ ~. NEt>ff WI! sell at 10 A. N'' ~ "'S
.. .,.,r..r, household furniture. pianos, &c.
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po,itiea, coalsfton in Mobile.

MOBILE, ALA. August 3l.-At ward meet
,iucs in this city list night complete CO.
ialition between all parties iayoring the etec-
tion of Greeley and Brown and the state
ticket was secured. Liberal Republicans
were sent to the County Convention aud 20.
the Central Convention on tue same footing.
ias the Democrats.
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Police CorRT, SATrRDAY-Just,ce VII
liam Hall CreU preS'ding.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
Samuel s. Robinson, alias I" Dr." Robin
son (coloretD charged with perjury. Sent
on to Hastings Court.
Pinkv Rose Thomas and Mary a. Jackson
(colorcd), charged with fighting in the
streets. Fined - each.
Morris Stoval (colored), charged with us
Saulting Ross Anderson with rocks. Fined
S..
Lucie Green (colored), charged on warrant
with aSsaulting and threatening Willie john
sou. Fined -.
David Saunders (colored), charged with
being drunk and disordery in the streets.
Fined s..
Isaiah Williams (colored), charged with
being a common thief and vagrant. Com
united in default Of surety in the sum of
Sl0e for six months.
William Adams (colored), charged with
stealing one watch and chain of the value of
$40, the property OF Joshua Roper. Found
guilty. In consequence Of the youth of the
accused he was delivered to his guardian for
currec' ion. "a
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
scw York stock ana Money market.

New York stock dNu Money Mnrkct.
New YORK, August 31.-hIoney easy at
3 TO 8. Sterling nominal. Gold, 1928 to
1122. Governments steady and closed
quiet. States steady: Tennessee's, 73a I;
new, "A. Yirginia's, Al /; new, 81. Consols,
SIT; deferred, 153. LouisiaDa's, 80; new, 45.
Levee's, 60; s's, 10. Alabama's, 50 !: 5's,
SO. Gcorgia's, 70; rs, 81. North Carolina's,
3SS33; new, 20; special tax, 13. South Ca
rolina's, 90; new, EST; April and October,
23l.
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Fire near Henderson, y. C.--Animals
Burnt.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
!. HENDERSON, n. c., August Sl.-Last night
the stables and nine other out.houses belong
ing to Mr. Archie Davis, farmer, about
three miles southwest Of this place, were
burned, with one hundred and fifty barrels
of corn and many farming implements. Six
barrels of cider were used In trying to sub
due the danes. The fire broke out Ia the
upper story Of the stable about half-past II
o'clock. Young Davis returned q few hours
previous and put horses In said stable. Loss,
$500 or $4,000. No insurance. Il was ~
doubtless the work ofan incendsary; ~
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AFFRAy AT THE PEN1TENTIAEY.-Serer
davs ago John Brown, Il convict at the penl.
Tertiary. was reported to the superintendent
for some triling offence by Thomas White
head. and was punished. On Friday, in
passing through the cooper-shop, Brown
found Whitehead with his hand extended
across bench. He Immediately brought
heavy knife, used in coopcring, down on
Whitehcad'S hand, Scverin@ three fingers.
DR.. Walker, prison physician, had to cut of
two: the other one he sewed Oh, hoping to
save it, Brown will probably have cause to
remember this finger exploit.
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''e' rfIE Cause OF THE ExpI6aos q
: c,rfbape Mo-. plys n, one dollar apieeedcr

Carthage, Mo-, pays one dollar apiece dcr
dog scalps. sfs
Nebraska Is negotiating for 1900 russian
immigrants.
j, @. Bennett, DR., and party left Ch.eago
for the plains Friday morning on q btnlip
expedition.
IS General sberman VI Rod tiiasgo ON 'ssets-
,pesdoy. The General sails for home on tne
9th Instant. ~, 9ts: ~
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Fires.

oswEeo, N. Y. August a.--A Ain n
.gl,rrInr,l's morocco factory and storehollae
was burned last night. Loss, s5of 90. In
.snrauce, s45, 'g0. J. :..
s DAlLAs, TgxAs, August 81 "A destructive
fire osctarred here Thursday night. sFfe.
loss is estimated at $50. 600. Incendiaristn
ySi,sraa5pd " - III
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IscoRRIGIBLE.-Pinky Rose Thomas, ne
gro girl about sixteen years OF age, was
arrested. on Friday by Policeman Cosby
charged With fighting In the streets. Within
the last two years Thomas has been arrested
at least dozen times, and has spent two.
thirds of that time in the city Jail, Saturday
morning, seeing her familiar name on the
Police Court docket, Mr.. O'Dwyer, the lailor,
requested Justice Crew not to send her to
ioii If it could be avoided, as 1t was impossi-
bic for him to manage her, alleging that by.
her disorderly conduct the peace and har-
mony.of that institution was disturbed and
broken and the place converted INTO a pea,
lam. The offence for which she was arrested
being trivial one, she was fined "; but be-
i,sg q Unable to pay that amount, the Justice
was forced to the alternative of letting her 60
unpunished OF of again committing her to
Jail. She was accordingly sent down. a WORK .l'
house. in which such offenders may find en-
ployment, is an institution much needet' IN
this city.
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The :. Cold Snap" I'm the Mountains :
First Frost.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
SWEET CuALYBEATE STRINGS, Va, August
31-Thcre was a sudden change in the
weather night before last, and yesterday
morning at 7'o'clock the thermometer stood
at 30 degrees and at 8 O'Clock at 81. There
was a slight frost stnight and to-day. Fires
ire i'm full blast. and not uncomfortable.
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention Of MR.
chants. clerks of courts. sherfs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
ing orders for printing to the facilities offered n,
the DIsrATcn PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of Jo
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-IIcads, Letter-Heads Programmes Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags IIand-Bllls, Catalogues,
BILLS OF Fare, Show-Bllls, Checks, Drafts, &c., &C..
&c Satisfaction guaranteed
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Sl,OOO,OO0. aSEG9Np aiTT 96xcEsT Sf 4 \ \ N,P 3

OF THE PUBLIC LIBRAR1- OF hENIUCk :.
AT LOUIS, LILLE. KI.-By authority In the act Of
the Legislature Incorporating the Public Library OF
kentucky. The Trustees viii give their SECOND
CONCERT in the great hail Of the
Public Library building in Louisville. hy., on SAT
URDAY, September 2s. 1872.
One thousand tickets of admission will he Issued
ut $40 each; half tickets, SIS quarter-tickcs, $3.50
IL whole tickets for S0O; % Tor Ss55; So for $500
l3 for 00u oS5 for 2,5u0 sis for $4,000. No dis
count on less than 800 worth of tickets ut u time
During the Concert the sum Of S5ug,oOO In cul-
rcu.y will be given TO the holders of tickets by dis
r;Litlon by LOT of one thousand gifts, as follows:
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DRESS BALL AT THE WHITE suLPHUR.-A
large number of persons from this clty ana a.
from Louisa, Gordonsville, ChariottesSiiie'
St,unton, and other points on the Chesi'
peake and Ohio railroad, are preparing 10 go
to the White Sulphur by the speclai. Tram
which leaves here OH Wednesday morning ae
& O'Clock and returns Oh the following eve
ming. The iare will be greatly reduced 70 o
accommodate all who desire to VISIT any OF
tl,e springs OH this occasion.
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skANCHEsTER ITEMS.

FINE BUILDINGS The residences of hIcssrs.
Fendiey, Bronaugh, and Ellis, just COM
pleted, and Cary Gibbs's and Hezekiah
Archer's, In process OF retitting and remod-
elling, are very credtable ones, and would
be considered an ornament to any community.
There are various others in town which,
when completed, viii be equally as comforta-
bic and handsome.
PERSONAL Emanuel Matthews, ESQ.,, has
Just returned from protIacted visit to his
son-in-law in South Carolina.
Manchester Is about to lose one Of its hest
citizens In the person of A. Knorr, ESQ.,, who
designs emigrating to Baltimore.
/ New MAcHINERr.-A monster slasher has
arrived Mt the Manchester Cotton Mills, and
is being placed in position in the dressing
room under the supervision. of Mr.. Fayette
Robinson. 1t will do more aud better work
than all four of the frames recently In use.
Its cost was about $1,000, and its weight is
Immense.
4 CHARITABLE OBJEcT.-An exhibition OF
Radicke's Gospel TableauX will be gwen on
Monday night at Virginia Hall for the bpne.
fit of the Manchester Baptist church. The
exhibition is said to be most meritorious
ono, and the object should commend itself to
all, aud we trust the attendance will be large.
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uyH FoRuGN TRADE.-Thc British halk
Lucy. irvMl Liverpool with 5i3 tnns Of rail-
read iron for the Trrdrsur Company and -
.rl>rs ot l,roricc for George Campbell Il Co.,
wine to j. jameson 4 Co., and 2,0O5 sacks Of
>alt Ia Lee. Scddvn & Co., entered at the
ru>tom-hou>c. The British brigantinc Ven
Iurc. William Folkrs muster, entered 1t the
rlIstom-housc from Windsor. \. s., with
$50 tons lamp plaster for r. B. Somerville,
Nj Til ritN
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Greeley and Grant lnFissd TO
ssstss,rni,snafs a 49,

C1sc,ssArI, a august sl.a be Ctr Counsl!
ha, passed resell ution inviting Greeley ana
Grant TO visit the exposition ca the 90 es
septefnbef s. aFs
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x.ontslana sralga t-ousers.'

Nsw. ogssASs, allgslst q - small meets
mo af {. last eye ming elec1ed
daIsgates to flss syiile 6eay ealsion ons g
opc 81 rsroninsnss PARTED
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y llE%EIco Mas Loses AN ARM.--Mr. }.
T k"r~cr received Il telegram on saturday
last announcing that Mr. Eugene X. Gunn,
Il iurlncr resident of Hcnrico county, had
suffered Il severe accident while hunting in
III" vicinity Of fernando. Miss. where he
uow lives. His lett arm was shot of. and
The telegram says ''he is seriously, but it is
hoped not dangerously, hur,."
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Nj. EILYsoN CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of tlfe country at regular
ruf.
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ApyERTIsE.-uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
pupers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lIshprs' rates.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-made or made to order
and perfect 1T guaranteed or no sale, by +. p.
SPENCE & SON, merchant taiors and dealers In gen.
;lenen's furnishing goods, 1900 Main street.
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popHAm ON THE sruaP.--Go Colonel Popham
.;u = address the citizens of Charlotte to-day
and nd Of Petersburg tonight as candidate ior:
CONGRESS In the fourth district
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>rppsH DrArH.-Mr. Zachariah Bugg, an
old IN lighly-rStccmed citizen Of Char lnt' ;
county. died Friday morning after bret
'ne>~. He stood high III the esteem OF every
i1nniy in the county. and all feel deeply the
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLING ER
ARTIFICIAL-sTONE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. o1e MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

we are now prepared to lay down the above,
named pavement iu the most artistic manner, usd
f., ANY design pattern, or color desired, and at
cnst Ear less fha, that Of tagging We will also lay
courtyurtls areas, cellars of houses, floors OF sta,
b,rs, $S. using the celebrated English Portland
rnmcnf thereby iisurfng great durability, entire
freedom from dust, smoothncss of surface, aud
,rlu,y of finish, &C. !,
Specimens OF. the work can be seen III DtspItc,a
offire and r. Gerots, on Main street; Colonel Ord
WAYS Oh FRANKLIN street; and Samuel 5. Carfer's,
OH Grace street.
n .. am N~>S y. r. TERRES & co.
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Music AT TIE RIVERSIDE PARK on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays. Dancing. swinging, and
all sorts of fun and enjoyment. Boats leave Eighth
street at intervals from $50 to p NJ. Most liberal
terms made with picnic, excursion, or dancing
parties.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DISPATCH OF-
p,cr saturday, August 3lst: s A.. NJ, 70
degrees; 8 +. M..79 degrees; T. NJ, ~
degrees. Il, .sgs
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CORONER APPOINTED. .1ose.ho, .lla .,,,.s, nas
appointed G. NJ. Dold coroner 's5s iorz 'iie .o''n
OF Lexington. ..;a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02

Circumstances have made 1t cxpcdient that Mrs.
WISE and Mrs. HoBSoN should separate their
schools.
Mrs. HonsoN will continue to tcach a primary
school for bIy>, on Grace street between Third and
Fourth, where she has secured desirable SCHOOL
rooms, with large, shady lot. The session begins
SentelnlHr 3Dth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02

TIM coU.rs.-T The Hustings and the ken se a
a.e, gol,nty courts meet to.day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-02

GREELEY AND BRUwN RALLY IN HESRICo.--
The Conservatives and Liberal Republicans
Of Henlico county are expected to rally III
force at the courthouse to-day for The puT-
pose of organizing for the campaign. Adj
dresses may he expected from Captain
George d. Wise, the Conservative candidate
Tor Congress, and other distinguished speak.
crs uf the D;t,tS