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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


Frauces
PARIS, September 26..-Gambetta, in o
speech at Albertviile last night, demanded
the dissolution Of the National Assembly OF
France.
Elections have been ordered for the 10th
of October i'm A|Siers. Calyados, and other
districts, 70 ill vacancies in the National As
sembly.
HAvRE, September 26.--A fire broke out
this morning on board the steamship Helye-
tia, from London for New York, while she
was living i'm this port, but it was quickly ex-
ting,Iished. Only q few pIai1ks were burned,
and the damage is triiiing. -
@ Germany.
BERLIN, September 2G.--An official notice
has been published that the payment Of the
North German federal loan begins january
1st. 1873.
The Prussian Cross Gazette states that
Rosenberg succeeds Van Bsian as German
ambassador to belgium. 1aeSfsta1
Emperor William las given consent TO
further proceedings against the Bishop of
Ermah.
DUBLIN. September 2G --Afairecent meet
ing of Roman Catholic bishops in Maynootl,
although Archbishop Cullen opposed The
principle of "hOme rule," the ua)ority OF
the bishops voted in favor Of 1t.
Scotland.
LoypoN, September 2G.--Aberdcen, Scot
land, and vicinity has been flooded by heavy
rains, and the crops are ruined.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
weather Probabilities.

WisafrsroN, September 26.-For New
England, Ffida5,, so,Hherfy to westerly
winds and partly cloudy faessher. For the
Middle States, winds reering tS ssesterls
with clear weather, except probably over he
northern portion of New York. From the
Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and the upper
lakes, westerly and Dorthwesterly winds and
generally clear weather. The winds over
the lower lakes viii yeer TO fresh and prota-
bly, brisk westerly aud northwesterly. The
area Of diminishing pfesSare orer northern
Texas will probably stioSe eastward over the
lower Mississippi Valley, areompanled by
cloudy weather and. probably raifi, and
possibly flortheastward over the lower Ohio
Valley. For flFe South Atlantic and Gull
States. cloudy weather aad rain areas with
southerlysSyinds over the latter
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

ACCIDENT Alexander Scott (coIored), en-
ployed as platc.cutter ut the Belle Isle Nail
Works, had his hand SO badly crushed on
Wednesday as to neccssitate amputation.
DR.. Ingram yesterday reported him us doing
;,s well as could be expected.
CHESTERFIELD EsTERPRisE--From VIII
liam NJ. Robinson, Esq, superintendent, We
learnthe following particulars of the progress
Of the new factory 1T Mechanicsyille: 1t Is
to be three-story building, one story Of
which ii finished, and bricks are being
burned for the remainder. The mill Willie
furnished with the most improved English
and American machinery, all OF which is to
be delivered between November 18th and
February LIST, 1919. The capacity oil the mill
will be over 100 looms, employing about 100
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Severe Hurricane Rnd Marine Dis

New YoRx, September 90. severe bur.
ricane has occurred In the West Iudies, and
letters from Martinique report the loss Of
twelve vessels and three lives on the 9th
instant ;and at st. kits on the 10th the brig.
Roseway, of New York, witha cargo of flour,
and the brig Salamander, were wrecked; the
harks jane Richardson aud Rosebud, both
dismasted; n schooner carried to sea and lost;
a sloop drivenon the beach. and an unknown
turk foundered to wiudward of the island
The hurricane at Barbados greatly injured
The crops. and drove ashore the brigs j.
Bower OF New Brunswick, George and Grace
Kelley. OF Halifax and two slocps. No lives
were lost.
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CHANGE OF SCHErULE.-The trains on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad leaving Cor
donsvilIc for White Sulphur ut g. A. NJ,
and White Sulphur. for Gordqnsville at Z.
h., will not rim after Saturday, September
2Sth.
Train leaving Gordonsville for Staunton
Saturdays at $50 P. NJ, and staunton for
GordonSville on Mondays at \. NJ, will
not run after Monday, September 3Oth.
Commencing Monday, September 3Oth,
train leaves Richmond at $50 A. u. for
White Sulphur; train leaves Richmond ut
4.35 =. M. for Gordonsvile; train leaves
White Sulphur at a. NJ. for Richmond ;
train leaves Gordonsville at q A. NJ. for Rich
mond.
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THE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN ENGRAVING AND
CHRoMo. LiTIIuGRArulSG EsTABL1sfINEST.-The
lithognphIng establishment Of CHARLES l.. LUD-
wtU No. loSl Main street. Is the pioneer of Its line
In the South. hHvug been established In sdi. During
period of twhhty lone years Mfr. LupwiG. who Is
himself an expert ANA Experienced llthcgrapher
has served hs many patrons IN this coI'frtnty and
throughout the entire South with entire satislac-
lion. and he is now rr pared better than ever TO h
all kinds of work pertaining to litliography. III
decd. Mr.. LUDWIG yield, iO no establishment In the
country his claims. His work Is artistic aud
thorough hls prices are reasonable. and steam
photographic press. which may be seen daily In
operation. adds greatly to his facilities tGr The
prompt execution of contracts With character
above reproach, and with such improvements. conf
bincd with spirit of enterprise. such L man may
well defy competition from n0yices In The business
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Reminding OF Taxes upon Hank
Ia Dividends, dc. d ,>s3 81 J !,

WAsH1NGroN, September 20s--R Revised
regulations will be issued from the Treasury
Department for the refunding of taxes paid
by blnks and corporations upon Dividends
Interests, and profits due to nonresident
aliens prior to tie fgtl, March, 1885. phsi
old regulations required certain specified
evidence. The new ones will provide fox;
the afI5Tapce upon any evidence whatever
which shalt prove to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenffe that the
money claimed was netsally paid 70 . non-
resident alien. u II u 80 - Z y
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Police .CoURT, TuuRsDAY-Justice VII
ham HaH CreD presiding.-The following
cases were disposed of:
j: ": Gentry and Thomas Gentry, charged
With fighting on the. streets: Thomas Gen.
try discharged ]. ". Gentry fined >.
Cirrus Edmand. teoloredl, charged With
;tsa!lng two chickenS IF the yYaIue, of q, the
property of some i's"saI, unknown. Found
guilty, and sent to Jail for three months:
Chelsea johnson (coiored), charged cn
warrant with stealing one lot of iron, of the
value of $s, the property of Thomas Hew-
lett. Continued to the eth instant.
Mark Pike, charged on warrant with COM
mitting perjury in the testimony he gave in
the Polio Court upon the trial of ". :.
Goode. Discharged, he being lunatic under
bonds. ----- ---
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v;cc -p,es,dont co,rax I'll an,ainna.

SOUTH BEND, September 26:-Vice-Presi-
dent CoItx, at a Republican meeting here
llst night, tlisayowed any connection with
the "Credit Mobiiier." lie never had q
dollars worth of stock in his life that ne did
not rls for. He said claim the right 10
purchase stock In the sCredlt Mobilier or
tbc .Credit Imohiier,' II there Is one In tie
Union Pacific, or Central Pacific, or Lake
Shore, south Bend aud PIymontb railroads,
in oil wells Or gold mines, promising I'M
mense dividends that sometimes fail.
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,r,r,o, SALES TsHEs nAF.

,>, , wo1uEw vii, s2' al 81 r. r ~ ,1,'',s h''Sh
w ~ -. ~cvtntccu,h street Win aNe'''"S
..av S;nr. ,. ,ou
,rn,piE viii scll ats T. NJ. h7ick DWELL
''.'.', -. -, ~, y, cas; side Of Fifth street.
,,. l. WILLIAMS will sell n 5 T. NJ. the
OK. ".' -, strcE awialtag on tie east. side OF
.,,-,,r,n nttw,cn Franklin an! Ma'n
.'rr,>.
,,r,,.oua,N nl'' 1t" II . T. NJ. real csta'" i"
It,hnand snar""'fH 81 'i'nF''"'
,r.n N.oHT"N will scIl at 10 A. NJ, '"rn'-
,.,, .,u,'> rtvos. 50.
" .,i,i,r> viii ~rIl"'l y NJ '"rm ON lhr Mn,u Wv.
..,, .nrwp rrrd a'""' seven niles 'e'"" '"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

The PUBLIC sGuoois Of the city will open
on Tuesday next. Superintendent Binford
in another column gives their location and
other information, which may be found Use
ful to parents desiring to enter their chill
dren. 1t will be seen that it is Necessary to
hive paid the school tax. both State and
city, before child can be entered. Cocc
tor Regnault in the City Hall receives the
city tax, and Mr.. keesce. at No. Eleventh
street. between Main and Bank, receives the
State tax.
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Coiorei Liberal National Convention
sat Huntsville.

LOUISVILLE. September 28.--The Colored
Liberal National Convention assembled here
to-day. The following letter from Mr. Gree
lev was read and received with applattse: /
;. Nep York. September lS72.-Gentie-
men: | trust the day is at hand when we
shall know nothing of any mans color, but
esteem and trtls. liln as he shall conduct him
self Az a man anda citizen. Forthe present
| acuuiesce in the expedieney Of holding q
of colored men, but hope IT
may not be needed this year. Trusting your
deliberations may straDgiy eonduce TO fhis
end, am yours, DC, !,
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THE THEArRE.-East Lynne instead of
Rosedale will be presented this evening. und
tomorrow night the play is the Ticket-of-
Leave Man. The popular drama Ours, so
well produced on Wednesday and Thursday
nights, is also announced for the matinee
tomorrow afternoon. No extra charge for
reserved seats at the matinee.
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PERsoNAL.-Judgc Farlar, of Amelia. came
to town yesterday. He has been dong good
work as Greeley canyasser, and has like
wise made successful season us summer
lecturer.
Miss Jean Hosmer, the "star" at the
Theatre next week. arrived here Yesterday:
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VISITING NoLuSTEERS-The grand event
Of to-day with the coIored people will lie the
visit of the colored military organization
known as the Stanton Battalion, of Wash
ington, to Richmond. The visiting military
ire expected to arrive at O'Clock this morn-
ing, and they will be the guests of the At
tucks Guard and Richmond ZouayeS.
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Observation-Disclosures Accident.


CnRIsrIASsBuRG, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
September 26.-Mr Charles Bowyer was
waylaid and killed Inst night, near bis home
in this county. No arrests have yet been
made.
Mr.. Elihh Williams, an old and esteemed
citizen of this place; was accidentally run
over BY ballast train near here this morn
ing, and so badly injured that he died In
three hours.
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GREELEY MEETING IN HARyIE.-A meeting
Of the Greeley and Brown Club Of Tnckahoe
township will he held in the school.hotse at
Harvie tomorrow night at s o'clock. Ad-
dresses will he made by MesSrs George D..
Wise, F. w. Mahood, E. G. Cabell, II. A.
Atkinson, Jr., John y. Hopkins. and Others.
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TIE OLD DoM1Si6N CLUB--Yesterday ibis
club raised Greeley flag 13 by 10. The
club-room is at the corner of Main and Seven
teenth streets, and its efittrpfising officers
have placed large transparency In front
Of the windows. on which is printed the
following: "Old Dominion Greeley Club
Jefferson Ward. For President, Horace
Greeley; for Vice-Presidcnt, B. Gratz
Brown; for Congress. George d. Wise.
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EIbSr OF THE SEASON-NEW CROP
Il MALAGA RAiSINS Q4AYERSl AND sNlk II
Ma FIGS.--se boxes new crop Raisins 100 drums
new crup SMYRNA Figs, four aud eight-pound
drums: 81 cakes prime cutting Cream Cheese; ss
cakes prime English l'siry Cheese; Square, Cream.
Brick and Pineapple Chcese; barrels new crop
Yunfr f,llrrunfs ise 2tl LOUISE. EOSSlElA. ~
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. September 3ss-- CATTLE opgned lively
and active for good quality sgt closer ag, NV, y,
laI, io.t.y. easlc first quality. medium;
sssSaic receipts, sc3'; stles J,s7s Hogs ~ fh,'
sIpiy aud moderate demand closed siiE
.inwnward tendency. nt ~ Gtstc. receipts, safo.
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RICHMOND HIGH SCHooL.--The examination
Of The applicants for admission to the Rich
mond High School was concluded yesterday
They were about iinr III number. The
names of those successful will be hereafter
iiiil0iiijEed,
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THANKS. Our thanks are due to Mr.. DAVIES,
prourietJt OF the LEE Gallery, for the elegant
pictures Of our chilE. We presume from our own
that hundreds OF iithers win Joiu us
In ogr expression of thanks tD the polite aftist:
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FINE YIELD-A gentleman living near this
city planted cut three years since about eight
acres In grape vines, This year flit rf0rrp!ls
ffoin the sale Of fruit gathered from this
vineyard WAS 81 $50.
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HORACE GREELEY's WESTERN T0thA-.While
HORACE GREELEY Is making bis western tour +
B. SPENCE & Son have made tour to New York
and bought large stock of French and English
cassmcrcs aud cUatings. Call at 1900 Main street
and examine their neS stock.
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ss,s.,e,u, Nominations.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, september 26.-The
Democrats and Liberals OF this district nave
nominated Oates (Democrat) for Congress ;
Faber lEepubIiran) for elector; aud Miller
tRcpublicaliy for the Board OF Education.
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maHvNE sNTEsaaGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. sErfEspka g, sf: s

MtsIATUHE ALTMAN AZ. SEPTEMBER -. is1.
Sun rises ........... .ss 2,, 2,,p ~ is:aa
PORT OF RICHMOND, sErfEapka %, sf:.
as}s ARRIVED.
s;,e,.er W,,noke, coneii, New York. naefetah's'
a s.sa,Ier s,T ~, ,ssennrrS. !. w W yDtf. agent. Il
Sfeainer john sylvester, GigSsa, .a,'','s Ase
c,nnsse and rasssei,seIs L. y T.tpui.
schooner Jauiestown, Hsasles, Ne" ' ioiA
TBY TELEGHApft3
r,.ruuss MoxsoE. September at.-Jhe monitor
,p"nsns sailed al 10 4. 81 10 day tn Wv o. is,s
;nsed states steamer Pe~istu for .
Twn steamers and &c , .fs meeting
wreck Of the bark Ehza saai1'' as e]s s-..-'sl
wits, success.
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Run OVER BY STREET CAR.-iesterday
afternoon, neur the corner Of Main and
Twenty.tifth streets, a little girl named Rosa
Cole, playing on the track, was Knocked
down by the horses Of street-car, and the car
but not the " wheels passed over her. A few
bruises were the only daulage. The driver
of the car was taken to the lower station
house by Patrolman Gill, where he WAS dis
charged, it being shown that hc Wos blame
less in the matter.
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Lunatic Asylum Bnrned--Eos~ or Life.

CLEVELAND ONO, September 26.-The.
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum has been de-
stroyed by fire. All the luDatics are said 10
have been saved; but three attendants were
burned to death, and il Is feared Others are
still In the ruins. The loss JIG estimated at
1850, 900. s.-3 Il .e2.s- asE'9i
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p,,TI,IoRE mARKETY.

R,,r1YorL. september 20 Flour t,in ana nl-
changed Whc;t dtf;t; rlsicr wfe; ys.os: ynrti III.
ar,n aud scarce au,I qi,o.siiuns unchanged. FRO
"i,ns strong stock snrcs s,ss tpors. fls 7dcoh
shoulders. sc. Lard heavy; pstme wcssefn' stc-
Whiskey, s33c. ,.s I'd, Pact.
tered. iS. West Yirgfnia's, /. All bidst
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In THE TREAsuRY.-The amount of money
in the State Treasury yesterday was 81 ,09S,-
6tg.ST.
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GREELEY CLUBs CENTRAL CoaaIrTEE.-This
active and useful Conservative organization
will meet at the Greeley and Brown head
quarters on Bank street tonight at O'Clock.
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steambof,tmen,s Conycntio,s.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. September 2G.-The con-
vention of owners OF steam vessels. after
organizing a National Board. adjourned to
meet again In Philadelphia on the third We'd
nesday in September, 1873.
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the reason asked whether the first bill was
all. Thought it small BILL. E
2 EXPLANATION or MR.. KNOWLES.

Mr. John 81. Knowles explained about the
broken hands Of his meter, alluded to yes
tertiay, and said that he bad been turned out
by the military that he was not an officer OF
the city at the time the state Of the meter
Fis tafssf :tbat, be complained Of the smell
Of gas 10 the fHstettor; !; that his bills were
regularly paid, and that the reason The meter
did not register properly, something fell
against the carburetter, and therefore II
would not show the gas consumed. He said
he did not know it was out of order until
the gas filled the house and he complained
of il.
At II O'Clock the investigation ended. 1t
will be resumed again this morning.
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Country merchants Will find ut P. WEIsIGER &
CO.'S t2Jl plain street. splendid line of hats. All
flew and b6iigt for ras'' titc,t bargains offered
No use of going to New York TO. vottr hats this
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE SEPTEMBER 3D.
Rachel Harris, Richmond; Peter Lubs 4 Co.,
Baltimore, Nd; S. a. NJ, Richmond; one
letter. no address,
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Ssw work. MARKETS.

rru, y,,ap, Senfru,lper "a Cotton eas!er; sales,
i, srs I",e,: nrlcss unchanged Flour more tacffIe
and unehanse Wz s,essd gs, ana tbs og msIks s
fn.. tamue s,ecdv Rt,r n,iet ForE unchanged. Lara
drmer at siGzstc. Nayals s,e.d%. Tauow dnh ~ ssW
efc. FrcigIts tirmer.
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TEACHERS MEETING.-There will be meet
Ing Of the teachers Il tie public schools OF
the city, at the Central-School building, at 8
O'Clock next Monday morning.
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uFFfCE RICHMOND AND pPErERsBUHG}
RAILROAD COMPANY.
- -. .I,nr .Al1.

NOTICE TO GNEES.-Thef follow
IN ing cogsg,.ees have freighis at this company
det,ot which they Will remove at once, jay ik
clrges on the came, their goods VIII 4e
their expense A. 4. Stokes Co. II ~ ~. s,iita
So TLomas Hrnnrh q To-, Iallaisrro z Sgft z. =.
Black. nj. IA. smoot. N. NJ w fIson & Co, r. =. sEen-
Ger, Conrad & shelburn, stapiea k y; sisln- en-
ms T., Levy. Palmer, IT. q Co.. j. B. HAND y So.,
a. NaIlerstean q Co., smith, p. q Coz a. >. Lss,
AIN n skinKer, John X. Jeter, Edward n Fleias, y.
: : AAAe'-~~ s>sN's' r.. b. KASEf,
se s1-,t General Freiga: Aseni.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DISPATCH
OFFICE Thursday, September 26th: \. ~.
7G degrees; Z. NJ, 10 degrees; b l.. NJ,
y degrees,
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Now Is THE TINE to buy school-bOoks. j. ],
ELLfsCN, III! Main street. Just above the Dispatch
office. his f,lIl sntrly Just rtrcired.
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taeaYr s.oanerx 81, Of s.sk..

NEW Yoas, September 26 One h,indfsa ~
and fifty thonsand dollars westn o. suks
have been stolen from the p.ihllc SaSenoase. "
Ii IS supposed that soiac official assisted INC
Thieves. . z
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F.oUF ISsfECroR hPtoiSrED.- Gov
ernor has appointed Mr.. John ". Er, IN
spector of flour for Culpcpcr.
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Obituary.

CnlcAGo. September 2G.-Rey. Peter Chfi-
wright, the pioneer Methodist preacher, u
lead. He was eighty-seven ye;srs Of age.
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TOR RENT. the SECOND FLOOR, a
II with kitchen and other accommodations. ~
al No. 314 Grce street between Third aiiG four
Possession given at cnce. Apply ON the premises.
sc 23-eod,tt
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Convict RECEIvED.-Caspur Mccormick
was received at the penientiary yesterday
morning from Lynehburg, to be imprisoned
one year for the second offence OF petit lar
ceny.
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cARpErIsGs, oIss.CEoIsss. 80 Sc. g

= an NOW RECEIVING ~ FILE SUPPLY, .
VELVET. BRusslLs, aud Tarksfss J, cak.s
PETNGs; =, !, 81
THREE-pLY. 1sGRAIs. and DUTCH sssts.. Ar
s L PETiNGS; e.
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BE Ussft.s. ara = ~ ~.
TPEsTRY RUGS snd pt,oR.MATS;
OII-ct4tyrfi, all widths and qua,' ,'ttss
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CUB TAtss,
ard FlsDo -sii " g.s !. !. !,
The above aud all goods In my iine sifs q s'a =
,.,..,,,b ,,.,s HE ,r;ee.. X. ii. RICHARDSON.
e ,,-,m No. aof. carhfs Ninth srs h,aip SIT
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THE HOLIDAY Is over and everybody Is buying
school-books for the winter. j. r. ELLYsoS. lll2
Main street, Just above tue Dispatcb Office. has u
fi1ll s,tpi,lN:
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Nh. BRIGGS kXPLAINs.

Mr. I. y. Briggs explained his connection
with delinquency already. alluded to, and
said that he had given 10 Mr. Denegri the
money or his portion OF the gas bills to pay,
which he did. After some time passed be
received no bill, and he went to Mr. Melton
and explained. Subsequently a small bill
was presented, and he inquired whether
that was all be owed, as he had not received
a bill for some aime. sMr. Sweetman, who
presented the bill, replied, g Yes, that was
aliD Recently, Mr.. DenegTi handed him
seven bills, which he did not know lie owed,
as the bills had not been presented. Dene-
gri disconnected from my meter, aud that's
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TIE LATEST EDITIONS of all the popular school
books arc to be had at j. r. ELLYSON'S, lll2 Aiail
STREET. Parents and teachers would do well to buy
cari-.
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All the school books used In ihe public schools OF
the State may he had Of J. T. ELLfsOS. Main street
near the Ui-rn'cH office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

Hats are 90 cheap at ALIENS that t"erf r1a1 an
boy can afford to get "A new one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

rurcnts and teachers will find the fIt:1 stnck nt
STANDARD scool houk= IN the city AT J. T. ELLYsoHs,
lIl1 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

large and select lot Of boys hats, suitable for al
ages and classes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

HATS. HATS The 'atSst thing out at ALLES' s
1915 Maln street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

Go to ALIENS 1916 alr street, and see the latest
sensation In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27

ALIENS s5 silk hat is something really good Cal
and see for yourself.
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Auditor GYabaiss, Of L9nissansa, NC
E,7 s5t 5tssg$ea.sarssisleff. S SE y

New ORLEANS, September s6.siats Au- II
ditor Grahatn has been reconimiiteu, tue
Eighth District Court deciding the Goyef-
poi's Iiardon to be uncofsthut
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Alleged CORRUPTION ~
TIRE GAS nErARTMEsT.

T,c Alterations and Erasrres in the
Order-Book.