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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-27

POLICE CduRr. Observation-Disclosures William
Hall Cre,e preNd'ng.-The following cases
were disposed OF:
George ". Brown icoloredl, charged
with aSSa,lIting and threatening to cut a. r
Coslow with knife, and A. +. Cos'ow
charged on warrant with assaiiltInG ana
heating George W.. Brown. Coslow DIS
charged: Brown fined -.
Jesse Bartlett (colored), charged on war
rant with stealing one overcoat OF the value
OF so the property of Jacob bowman.
Continued to 9th instant.
B, J. johnson. charged with being druHk
aud living OH the steps of the Second Baptlst
church. Fined 800.
George Washington (eoloredA charged
with being tagrant with no visible means
Of SUPPORT, and also with acting stlsplciousl!
Committed in default OF 500 surety ior
three moatils.
Joseph Rcrsey: charged on warrant Win
assauItips and beating Zach. Champion
Compromised bf parties, and dismissed on
payment Of costs.
Pat. Coleman lcolored), charged with De.
inc drunk and unable TO take ore OF HIMSELF
Fined -, aud security required in the ssit1
of $50 Tor three months.
Thomas 5. Lucas and 1farilla Hill tcolored)
charged with creating a disturbance in the
house OF the said Hill. Fined % each.
Richard Cheatham (coloredj. charged on
warrant with assa,lltiug and striking Thomas
payne witha rock. Found guilty; tined sio,
and sentenced TO confinement III the cIty )ai
for thirty days,
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SUICIDE BY DRowslSG.--In In dragging the
river Tor the tody of Charles poheftyy who
was drowned on Sunday fnerning, Hr.
Daniel Boniam 8hrougl.tSto to the surface the
body CT Edward Hetaisngs who disapp
from the Friedrich CemPaBy's wharf en-
Friday night It Was exceedingly deco.n.
posed. btt iiot beyond Identification. An
Inquest was befd by Coroner Taylor at fhe
Friedrich com!auy's sssmIf at ) o'clock on
sunday evening, Justice Daaiei Higgins
being foreman of the jury. The evidence
was possessed OF little interest. MilicR S.
Robinson and Thomas Leiley were the prirl-
cpal witnesses. sIr Ledley said The de-
ceased worked at bis bFick-yard for seven
dayS=shst is, until "Wednesday last-when
he sent hif1i 10 tile Medical College Intifmafy
to tie treated for i toatksome disease. His
board a: the Intirmary vas pald by Mr. Fed;
ley for one week in advance. On Friday he
told DR.. Taliaierro, the superinfend dent of the
institution, that he wished TO go to a grocery
on Broad street. The superintendent ut first
Iohjected, but finally assented. Hetaiipg
went, and was never afterwards seen at the
Intirinary. The jury, upon full view OF tie
circumstances, rendered q verdict of ssaeei-
dental drowning and the body was ordered
to be buried. ..aS ~ !.
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THE GREAT EASTERN

THE GREAT EASTERN
viii vilt only the following places In Virginia aud
North Carolina on Its trinmphal tour south
for the autumn and winfer:
FEEDERICKsBTRG "Wednesday. August 18th.
RlclaoNp. Thuretay aud Friday, August Goth
and %eil.
PETERSBURG Saturday. August 3lst.
WELDON, y. c., Monday, September 2d.
TARBoRo'. \. e., Tuesday, September sd.
ROCKY MOCST, y. C.. WcJn,~d day. September 18th
WILSON, y. C.. Thursday, September 5th.
GoLpsBoEo'. y. c.. Friday. September stll.
WILMINGroS. y. G. Saturday. September eth.
au 2,-20.2i.2T&2g
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The new adypi tisement If LEVY BROTHERS IL,
well north perusal and cali 1T LEVY BRortigBsf
store l. well Wortha friaI. for che bargains ir every
Kind Of dry goods are er Irresistible rs 10 well repsJ
one fer the amount expended. Every one sheuld
take heed and liy Row while dry goods are chtsp
and a. are Interested irour People gefislg aiosig
we take every opportunity of preaching Hiss dog
tyinc to thcm LEVY BROTHERS Gfer extra ~
,,ucelents to such as can make their purchases Z
the present time and morcy now srcnt IS wen in-'
vested Call carly and caii often at EEyf f'Ro-
THEIRS. and you will more than affirm all ta=s We
h,y said. -ssg..
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CALLED TO PREACH.-At L meeting held on
last Sunday evening at the Seventh-Strcet
(Christian) church if was decided to invite DIR.
Joseph Tyler, Of Indiana. to occupy the pub
pit of TINT Church temporarily. Mr. Tyler
is student of Kentucky University. and
should he accept the call, and the engage
ment give mutual satisfaction, it may result
in his permanent employment. Mr.. c. p.
Williamson, who has been preaching at this
church for the last month, leaves to-day for
the Kentucky University to complete his
studies. He promises to be one Of the most
successful ministers of bis denomination.
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ARREST on THE CHARGE OF STEALING Two
Cows.-On Saturday Detective William +.
Knox arrested Selden Johnson, William
Henry, aud David Burke (colored) on the
charge of stealing two cows, which they
were ehdeayoring to sell near the Old Mar
ket under suspicious circumstances. The
first statement made By the accused was that
they were employed by widow lady living
in King and Queen county to sell the cows,
but they subsequently centended that john
son purchased them from another negro on
the road and employed the other two hien to
assist him in driving them to this city. The
parties were brought before Justice Crew
yesterday, who continued the case until the
Sd Of September for the purpose OF instI-
tuting further inquiry.
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AS07tssg Dxowsrs6 t:asg-0a Eassrsay
ai.ilt a stoite&uttrr issHfsd Gaiarse Dctctsy,
employed at Ory!,sas Il lsu.ss gsaiite ssorEs,
went aboard life tfreslGe Adnif7i SeFpo7f
opposite the brewery, 10 see two IfiaTafk.
lie was intoxicated. and they advised hifa tos
% hcsfe and go % bed. bat he declined 10 do
30, aid slept between tiieH,. At = 0'clcck
one OF his friends awoks and found Doherty
stiis IN bed, but Then they arose for the
morning at 8 O'Clock l,e Ind disapp 10
was of course supposed that he had fallens
overheard, and with a view to anding the
body the river was thoroughly dragged by
DIT. Daniel Bontlam. It was at last foUnd
and fully identified. Coroner Taylor wus at
once notified, bun the cause Of death being
beyond doubt accidental drowning, an In.
quest was deemed unnecessary. t,eIertg
WIS nineteen stafs of age and w:ts from
Philadelphia. His remains viii be sect 70 his
father.
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NORTH CAReLlsA DIagcrosY, lsl3.-An
excellent directory of the State OF North
Carolina for the current year has just been
published By Rev. L. Branson, who IS no"
10 eur city esfecting its distribution among
business men. 10 those having trade III
North Carolina it appears almost invaluable.
II contains the uames and lorition OF i, ,Oao
persons, 3JS hotels, go lawyers, 5l3 m;afie-
lecturers, 3,Gls merchants, i,2ss minister.
26I mines, u ,fp5 mills, saa post-oiilee, i,et.
physicians, a,543 farmers, State, city, ana
county officers, benevolent and industrii
organizations, and much other valuable in'
formation. The price Is as 10. rs s. %. Mf.
Branson's i address Is Raleigh, n. e.
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..CLEvERSEss" OF GEORGIA NEGROES
Mr. Boynton. member OF the Legislature
from Calhoun county, Ga, speaking of bill
to exempt ministers from road duty, said on
tbe nth instant "ttlat there were about SIX
hundred negroes in the county, t"o-thirds OF
whom had been ordained preachers in order
to be exempt under the law from road duty"
Think of fosir hundred colored preachers In
the single little county Of Calhoun.
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TWICE IN TIE SANE PLAcE.-lt won't do 10
say lightning never strikes IN the same
place" Two years ago it struck p!s-stye
in Merideu without iDlurlug the inmates.
TN Wednesday last the lightning LOOK Detter
aim at the SAME stye, and killed two hogs
that weighed 800 pounds each.
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AUCTION SALES TTErs DAY.

COOK & LAUGHToS VIII sell at 10 a. N. IN as
sortssetit OF furniture, Sc
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS win sell NJ q P. NJ. 4
sanare OF ground In Adams's plag, bounded by
Twenty-eiShtli, Twensy-ninth, p, and Q streets
Lee GoDDfS win sell at 5; O'Clock p. u. 4 large
number Of building lots In Sidney
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JOB PIiSTIsG.--We call the attention or nsss.sEs
chauts clerks of courts. skerias. lawyers
steamship ndeanal oiieersand asrss ana III 1ihffs
having orders for printing, 10 The facilities
the DfsP.rCr PRiSTIxG EsTAfLisHAEsf For me :
prompt and faithful csrcntson OF ai' KINDS - sei
pp,yrfys. We can Furnish a. short notscr ases- 81
S-Hsads Ietier-fIeads. Programmes Bah TlSk
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags Hand CafaioSHes,
Bs of Ysre Show .EtIIs. Checks. Drafts. Ss 9kr.,
kr Satisfaction gu1rrrssed ts q
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UNAVAILABLE LErrERs RENAISISG IN THE
RlcuNcSD PosT-Oft1cE ArGusr 2G, ISL
Miss Maud Rivers, Jones Brothers, John
romInsou, Palmer, Hartsook & Co. (2G
Richmond; ; DR.. John G.. WitsoB, Wilson's
Landing; L. f. Lucado, Eynchburg.
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A FINE YIELD or WHEAT.-Mr. Henry
Cox. of Dutch Gap farm, Henrico county,
raised portion of crop Of wheat this year
yielding as much as sixty bushels to the acre.
This is hard to beat, &
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Prc-Nrr kr wEsr PcIST.-The picnic of
CRYSTAL Temple Of Honor and Temperance
ut West Point Tomorrow II In good hands,
and Hill Undoubtedly be most enjoyable
affair. 1t is Il basket picnic. a2s
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DIED RRox WouSDs.-Thoua Watkins.
who had his lett leg broken in the Church
Hill tunnel some days ago, died at the hos
pital on Saturday hight at about 10 O'Clock.
His lc. was amputated i few hours before.
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A SUNDAY AT THE. SrRINGs.--Hfr. u H.
Woodcock announces this morninga an eScrrs
sion train to the White Sulphur, leaving here
on next Saturday night and returning on
Monday morning. The fare is only s6 for
the round trip--au sstonishingly sHaiI
amount-apd the exeursioDists lose no time
from business. This is certainly The best
offer yet made to sprincs-goefs, and at this
rate the White Sulphur is at our very door.
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PEksovsL.-Rev. DR.. Hoge has len the
White Sulphur Springs for Mcrristown, n.
j., where lie viii ts she guest of Governor
Randolph. 5-..i,s,.., I.
Governor Walker has returned from the
White sulphur in improved health.
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Everybody gpea to Riverside PARK for tist Is the
only place where cool breczes- Refreshments, qnict
rest aud enjoyment can be found. ErcrybodY goes
on the Dolly and everybody enjoys that funny me-
plteut swing Goats from $40 &; sa9 n. 81. r
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From this day to the Istof September ARMS
ss ,iaiu street. las determined TO sell at and Below
cost his entire spring and summer laces ffinilrys,
sc He will open this fail splendid stock OF rcaI
I,ces. dress trimmings, fancy goods, SC.
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PEMBROKs SHIRTS, ready -Inade or 1aate 70 cfdef,
and perfect ht guaranteed. or no saIe, by e. B.
SPENCE s1. merchant taiicrs and dssiiers In
,lemen.s Furnishing goeds, 1890 Maln strest g3J
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The most iier.i tcsfns ,n:.dn with ric-,ie or ex-
cursion parties. Apply ~ FRED. HANDY, leol Aan -
ea rs TE =
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Have Vol. secn IEproKp,s new tai,s.yIe six has

AbvER. .fSg-.,sur merchants seeking irade III any {
portion Of the country should 1drefftse IN tps
papers OF that section. III. ELLYsoSs e Sa'. wiz
t.ke advertisements aud have tfem inserted ai pao
isy1er ersi rites, ~ n -
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NoTrCE EXTRAORDINARY. Arrangement have
been made With all the railroads running into the
city r,i: special and eNcurion trains along their
lines tn 'ring the people VIII" desire to behold this
giC1utl. world exposition a half rates These trains
will DC ~ run that visitors IN" morning af-
tnrunon. or night performance oT all, may suit
their convenience or inclination
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Give REproEp D a call before buyi6s yeur sk isaf, 81
and look at tie Broadway style.
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Best wood fron 81 10 Ss.se per cord. Clover HiM
coal, $3.50 To $50 by {. H. PAGE sineaeenIn s'sa
Gary strtets. II ~ 4
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NJ ErLrsos s CO., A,isertissps 4 gent. s
ss.ur. uti, receive aa rss- te.,lsa
inssr,e.i in any Journal Of as eeu,.ts, q fssrls
rates. 49, 7-Ss
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Go to REpronp The hastsf AID sec iis fsi styte
sIlk hats. - 49,
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REproRp Will Iron your silk hat free OF ciiasse u
YOU buy 1t from bira. 500 MaiH street.
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Broadway six hat iust out
REDFosp fI,e haffers
s4s Main stree. III
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PRESERVATION CT BApGE.-Captain j. b.
Floyd. who has recently been appointed one
of the Capitol police, was yesterday morll-
ing the recipient OF handsome silver badge,
presented hy the employees of the City Gas
Works as a testimonial of confidence and
friendship. Tie Captain had for some time
been employed a. the Gas Works. Captain
J.J. English presented the badge in very
neat speech, and the Captain accepted very
happily.
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p., anthracite c,,ai a, from ss.sc 10 Ier teb,
del, vered, by G. II. Psag. sinetce',th aud esrs
Tn {, Ri z Streets 9
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l. NtHliT> Of pYTulA> LN
~ EXCURSION. On
'"' NnIr.. ANn GENTLEMEN. I: ,
t' ''.N irJ%T. WE Dt L'EAE ~ M
t't ii. ANn NORFOLK. S~ISy
'"tAf!-- NNn N">T ATTRACTIVE S:E-
lArl E~lp< OF THE >FASpN.
"Nll - fnk TIE FOUND TH1r.
A#a~ nat i"t.-. No. II. Knights "f fIthias.
3, ..1t. MI oA"GF'i"n "fhC ah"vc-Uamed places "n
iHi E~hNN, kuGet -. l.7:. on board thr steamer
t".',at, iei, ha- trst been handsomely r"6,ted
I=la.rd,
!.a. 'a, riral'.st amt most attractive rNcur-
.' m"rr.i 70 III" rit3,u> I'll Richmond thi. -~i
10 .-~' Nil leave thu wharf. NJ Rockets,
'.,' v Tuug-':lv, arriving, a; Oh Friut, Nua
.. s.I. tu: Nnrl x. carly IN the afternoon: re-
i,aHi Will !",Tr Norfolk Friday morning arriv-
3 90 d .hHt., .,1 .3'~rUi +. 81.
''.>.' '-'f lr,.atu"r; ~ IN" piSparrh joh oftcc,
...' ''.H t'." '.'ru Steamship Company. West *
q. is"r. N'J'" { Eakrr',. j. &. tiarnctt>.
-. IT.. lui hlrs"i -r'" =. h. u. ThunI>>. Bread
'.5."'. \. !. >rnH>. iw"utv-tiith aui Broad
''.'''-; a1f l!tm mcln"er- Of the Lodge.
au 2!-s&Tu
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NJo>T FASHIONABLE EXCURSION

Most FASHIONABLE EXCURSION
VI ~ TNF SEASON.
\ -l-"rE '~'ir un 'Ar Chesapeake aud obi" rail-
g. 3 ".H Nars- Ei.'wIrud IN WEDNESDAY. 500
p. N.r ST.. a: O'Clock 4. NJ. for III" GEEt "
t"N, /, MHlIt SULPHUR SPRINGS. ntl'rr,iirg
3 t-tf- ,n rprri'uritN ui ylrTiu~ Ev frN ght all
Is. >!LINbib Nut\ \Tti< SCENERY on the
.i 'tt nn' aud =" arrive ~ th- springs several
I ...- '.'.rt'. '... .l-.u.Hg ~ ih"
rt. tNN t"f~~ n'lI. GF THE >tA-r<.
."'"tN fta" 'r"t opportunity Ia visit tE:s-
.r"'! l." \H-Ini. Springs and IL she I'M
.rf n'.r la~rra assembled Ia 1T most brilliant
....' Z" .raln MI! i"avc White >Hlplnr AZ 10 y.
= . t..-- as.
i.- e. .fIlT SEVEN DOLLARS Tor the round
s..r' -tll''is lcs. than the regular fare. They
E~- 'r ~. s.; !. T. FLII>nN'~. ,rREE.n"w 1
: J.. NLi>IGEH'E. aud CARRIER i Co.'S
.. -. g. I1fy~
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ORR HAaBaR.-0ur harbor at this time
presents most gratifying spectacle. The
wharves are lined with vessels, and every
thing in the marine line Is in most pros.
porous condition. Over fifty vessels 70 and
from various paris af the world are now load
ins and tliseharging their eargoes, and the
Lnsy scene promises wei for the future of
Richmond, q.
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A AMrsEMENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
n FAIR eRouSps. &o& &eV>
near Richmond, Va- - ~
RUNNING RACES
The following purses Will be given TO be run for
SEPTEMBER n, 's, and ls:
FiIst purse. SO; "ncn TO all: mile heats. re-
second purse, sloosee to fl,st s.s to second. s,s
20 third Entreca In first purse excluded from thiS.
Thirvs purse. Sirc: osen tn al haIfmilc. repeat :
Stre ''r>t, : 5 to ss''n,.d. stS I" third
Entrees 10 riosr .cItcipscr 18TH Entrees. With ten
per cent entran,r. must IL dir, ric'i tn
m ss,e,awtse,. Rsitsrh House. Richmond'va. k mT
THE 6REAT AND ONLY SIX
TENT SHOW.
THE MONARCH AND MASToDoS COMING.
THE ONLY REALLY GREAT BIOLOGICAL
AND ARENlC TRIUMPH
RICHMOND TWO DAYS ONLY - CORNER
LEIGH AND SECOND STREETS.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
August nth and 3o,h.
\ WORLD ON RAILROAD AT AN EXPENSE
OF $500 DAILY,
which 4 leaves In the ritips ahsre it exhibits.
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Matinee for ladies and children at 10 \. NJ. and
exhibitions II : and 7. VI.
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIF7T MEN AMI
HORSES!
ONE THOUSAND AND Fifty ANIMALS!
! GREAT EASTERN MESAGER1E:
MUSEUM. AvIARY. ROMAN HIPPoDRoMk
EGYrTIAN CARAVAN. CIRCES, t<D
BALLOON siiuW!
requiring sr>eniy-slx car. and three large engine,
! tn transport it-in II. tremendous lnsgnltude
and gigantic perfection large enough 10 swal-
| low up half Il dozen exhibitions such rs
| usually parade the country and III
| flame the public with Stnsa-
! ,cpa advertising sndde-
its>,c pledges
. SIX COLOSSAL PAYTLiONS,
| covering ,hrcs acrt-, Of ground and aseresat!ng
nearly lp.noo yards rf canvas.
THREE TIrfsT WAGONS
| THREE ENTRANCES.
HERD OF ELEPHANTS.
4 DROVE OF CAMELS
| TWtNTY-SIX GOLD ANU CRIMSON DENS
| hl,d with ,hs finest specimens Of rare
and wonderful
| ANIMALS AND BIRDA
TEN LADY RIDERS
! TWELVE EQUESTRIANS,
! SIXTY PERFORMERS
and colossal collection Of '",,nsers curious.
| THREE BRASS ANp REED BANDS.
GRAND MUSICAL STEAM PIANO.
| rfSBlE CIRCUS TROUPE AND DOUBLE
| PERFORMANCE
| given In separate tents at the SiFnu hour.
| \ GEATUiTuUS BALLOON ASCENSION
| DAILY,
| The mrSt gorgeous costly, and elegant
| STREET PROCESSION
ever Given. reminding ole of the Oriental Iagcant-
| OF the old.n time.
! Remember. this monster nNhttinn-rosilircly the
| largest on earlh-will visit
| RICHMOND THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
! august 10Th and goth
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nfPARTt RES aF STEAMERS.

EnR NEW ID!:k.-The Old = ss.
t'.a'"."" Steamship 'unpamv's cc- ..N-.:-S=st,
~ -h'-"h,t! Steamship ni.D DpEINiUh. Cay
10 h" ~, MI ,aii TUESDAY, August 18th, III
.''.'> y. y Freight received until \. VI.
i"'i-' Al.- at i-riiug signed. ard g"'-is for
i N''h N,'ari. ;o ~ iHint North >uttll. east.
w.. h'-' n'"nry,lun> made with t'nart
... '"! !"i"i-l tsii> fa->-!igcr accommodations
"... ',Nr't Ftr". :iI: stcclnrr. 50; rGund-trir
Z. "''' -, t"r Freight ~ ir.>sts", applytr
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
'+ -'-.f No ) Governor street.
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ry,,-E>s0Ns AID pE(-NItS.

IfNpAE Al TIE
0ul1E SULPHUR SPRINGS:
,a.\Np Y j&eir> !" I'll" &EtENhR4HH
vrrH -rlFi!IE sFRlHrs viii i"aH" 'he
,-...,.-&rs se! "hto l;aiir"ad Depot Eichm"nd. "n
,,rfrutN. August sl>t. - "'cl"rN !. VI ar
..... .,:,n >...u<> early on the following m"r's-
,... ...f.,.1r.,rT :" Richmond on M"uday morn
.a. a,@-t'r,aStf-'.
,ryi.'. nEJJI. RtnF!
FASHIONABLE COMPANY
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IL GATHRIGHT, "a
u. FURNITURE DEALER, u.
80. i6 GOVERNOR STREET, BELFIS'S fT
BLOCK,
has lust returned from tho North, and offers
the farycs, and best stock Of WALNUT FUR
NlTCRE he ever before kept which VIII oe III
To- he equal In workmanship to any In the tinted
States. go
WaINIST SUITS with and without dreSsing-cases: !:
FINE lNTED FURNITURE With and without
marble
PARLOR SUITS of all grades:
Resi- TN aud WIRE SAFES ever made In this city;
EXTENSION TABLES, LOUNGES. ana NIL other
articles kept in first -class house.
Cali and look at our stock Lowest prices Tor cash.
mn 6-Jln
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THE PUBLIC TO JUDGE.

$40 .ooO. THE GREAT EASTERN is THE
BIGGEsT SHOW ON EARTH!
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FURNITURE. dc.

4 RTHUR ROONEY, q
N FURNITURE WAREROOMS. EM
GOyEHSOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS. Ut
Latest STYLES of handsome Walnut parlor, Cham,
ior and Dning-Room sets; the lowest-priced
H,ttreSs,s Sc &c Arthur ROONEY
20 t;oy.runr and 1907 franklin streets. Richinond,
Va: Call before iy: my price W s5tisty. 3n II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-27

ONE TICKET. costing St. and 75 cents. admits
yDn ~ all the entire siN tents.
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FA>HID\ABI.& COMPANY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-27

Remember. this monster nNhIb!tton-rosilvcly the
larseet on earlh-will visit
RICHMOND THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
august 10Th and goth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-27

On motion of Mr. StrallS, the ordinance a>
10 the Police Court was amended so as to
provide that in the absence of the Police
Justice and the Acting Justice the magistrate
next in rank shall be clothed with all the
powers of the Police Justice.
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BY HAkBEAW ~ CAREW.
HlWlaNTY.SIX LOTS ON THE HIGHEST
Wii Sc so.f M Il ' Il soel1Sc2 Z G,fS G DAY
22d February, ihassnt ~ ffHns 3 a 81 tns
o4ss TNsity:stx BuiLD1sa Lers; sfsaf which
are situated' on the east side OF Meeting street,
cornering on Line street; eighteen on tpe, north
sdsof Line street and feur 90 Aiken sg atfAe cor
The E0f on the corBerLot Heesink and Lime
streets Is thirty g0) feet front OF Keeling Mreet,
by one hundred and ten (1i0) feet deep on Limo
street. more or less. u The other three Lots on
Meeting street are thirty six 1907 feet front on
Meeting street, BY one hundred and tea ule fees
in depth, more or less. -: > :. W -:'.'-. -
Ts ESs e ss ,,sss s1ss sn5 ie sss
hundred and Thirty ssht iis1feet desp, more OF
less Among them tsia :L6t7 measuring iffty.two
1877 feet front on Line street. bLone hundred and
tbirty.eght Q3s) feet deep, mora less cont t2tninS
comfortable two-stofy dMGlltpg. 80 ",
The Lot corner of Aiken and Zine Streets y
thirty 10y feet mont on tstreeI w ssYenty.
three Hg feet despon Eng stree more Lee:
t36) feet front on Aiken street, BY seventy
lT3j feet deep, more or less: y -. :,
TheseLots are most eligtbly located, In ahigh,
dry and Aity situation, and The sale presen0 o
fine opportunity 20 persons WHO wish tG ,.ascure
for themselves as desira6e Site Tor bunding pur-
A Plat Of the premises can be- seen at the once
stMsfalaW strses caFew 70. ~ sou!R sac q Foaa
TERMS One third cash; the 6alsncs Ii iaane aSne and
two years, sn bond With interest DC tp per cent.
per annum snanraSs secured BY @s propes'
Purchaser 70 pay W. & G. for papers and stsmps.
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