davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

foord's addition, on Union Hill. istg.e. .s...,
RICHARDSON & CO., AZ 2. N.. three building
lots ON Fourth street north Of Leigh. l-its l. ''
HILL & GODDIN,4k p. NJ, two new brick DWELL
iRgs ON the north side OF Cary between Second
ana Third streets. t-jssi h .su.aus
COULLIHG g. PENDLETON, Al P. NJ. Wood
blne, suburban residence. on the road leading
from MechanlcsTilIe turnpike to Meadowbridge
road, one and half miles from Richmond
JAMES 81. TAYLOR son, 12 81, trustees sale
OF farm on james river about six miles below
the city Of Richmond. ...
LYME 6 BROTHER, AZ P. ST.. framed house on
the west side Of Twenty-sccond between Leigh
and 81 streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED ESCAPED MUIR
DEREK FROM SOUTH CARoLiNA.-A telegram
from the Governor Of South Carolina, re-
ceycd in tits city about ten days ago, gave
the detecti, q description Of Lafayette j.
Wolfe. who IA been convicted of killing q
prominent ci,rI'n Of Charleston some years
ago, and had e.",ped from the penitentiary.
4 large reward nas offered for his arrest,
and as soon as the Ulcers got description
of the fugitive they began to search for him.
Acting upon Information received, Officer
Jack Wrenn left the city by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad for Harrisonburg, where,
lie had learned, Wolfe had brother living,
and engaged in mercantile pursuits. -
On arriving at Harrisonburg the detective
easily found the store, and entering it pur-
chased a collar While doing so he saw 4
man sitting behind q stove answering the
description of the party VINO he was in quest
of. He, however, said nothing, and care
lcSsly sauntered out. He had not gone many
yards before his plan OF procedure was
formed, and he quickly returned to the
store. Calling the proprietor aside, he told
him he was mn officer, aud mad come to arrest
his brother; that he did not want any dis
turbance, and he hoped he would advise him
to surrender quietly. The man, thrown OF
his guard by Wrenn's apparent frankness,
said, .Let me speak to my brother for mo-
ment." Wrenn had heard all he wanted to
hear. He advanced and made the capture,
though Wolfe denied his name. He arrived
in this city at 5 O'Clock yesterday morning
with bis prisoner, and the accused was COM
mitted to Jail to await requisition from the
Governor of South Carolina. .....
Wolfe is said to have been lawyer in
good standing, and at the time of the muir
der police justice. .... ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
.Lynehb,urs.i
~ ~ y LynehburR. So =
AGRICULTURAL AND MECH ayYCAL rArg-K RsC1
AoND HORSE WINS THE THcrTIKo-aACs-s
GRAND KALLY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
COLONEL, WITHERs. -, .,5.,t, sy..{s
[speclal telegram to the Dispatch.J


GRAND kALLr OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
COLONEL WITHERs.,, a.,9,,a. ygeo ,issJ tssi
~. (speciai telegram TO the Dispatch.J od ts,.
LYScaBtRe, Va, October 21.-The Eaie
Of ,he Lynchbbrg Agricultural and Mecbss
cal Society opened to-day under the most o.,
'vorable auspices, the weather being fair and
the attendance good for the opening day,
The exhibition is better than that Of anE.
previous year, the horse and cattle dbpky,
being particularly fine. The entries of
horses number nearly three hundred, includ-
ing forty fast trottcrs. CIV. Button, Esq.
delivered an appropriate opening address.
In the trotting-race for purse Of sls1.
j. C. Westcott's bay mare Richmond Gid
won In two straight heats. Time, 800, a:1J.
. The hotels are filing up, and the city pre-
sents lively appearance. =.
There was another grand rally of the Con-
servatives at Dudley Hall tonight. Fs<
some unexplained reason ex Senator Hunter
failed to put in an appearance. Our nomt-
nee for Lieutenant.G Governor Colonel Robert
E. Withers) took bis place, and spoke fer
two hours with great power. He was fro
quentIy applauded, and bis effort ranks
amongst the best speeches Of the canpaigl.
Hon. Thomas Whitehead followed In .
rousing speech after which the meeting ad-
journed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF MARSHALL WARD.
Alta called meeting Of this Cluo last night a
number of new members were elected, and
the following canvassers were appointed
for the ward to assist those appointed
by the superintendent: First precinct
Henry Parata and Michael FinLegan,
Second, r. B. Craddock and William r.
Trahcrn; Third, James X. Sharp and a. NJ.
Tomlinson. Invitations from the h. X. Il.
and the Old Dominion Club to participate
with the former in the excursion to Peters.
burg. and with the latter in the grand rally
of next Tuesday night, were received and
accepted. -.-..... ..........-.,
After authorizing proper arrangements for
the meetings of next Saturday and Monday
nights the Club adjourned. g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

GRAND DIVISION (CoLoREp) Sons OF TEN
r.fA>CE-ANNUAL SEssIoN.-Fhe Grand Dl-
vision was opened in due form yesterday by
IS. II. l.. Colnt.. &. w. =. Prayer by Rev.
james +. Smith, Grand Chaplain. The min
rI'... of Yesterdays session were read and
approved.
\ .,>"iution extendinga vote Of thanks to
liz Virginia press especially to the Rich-
p. .ni paprf,l was adopted unanimously by
s. r.,jH. Vote If the Grand Division.
\ :,.-olutou was adopted taking the Ci-
d. II Temperance under the care and lu-
,-,tic,ion Of The Graud Division.
Many other resolution, for the good OF the
o.!..r were adopted. After which, the Grand
',...-on elected the following grand officers
! ~" cn-uiu" year:
J. cook Nlckcns. e.. w. p; s. Logan, G.
~. !; W. II. l.. Combs, &. 8: William l..
j.a3,0n, e.. T.; Rcv. james l.. smith, Il.
'a.p; b. z. Moss, G.. Con-; Thomas u.
Hewlett, G.. sen; Joseph Z. Evans, G. l..
Representatives 10 The National Grand Dl-
r..Iru. which meets in Ottawa, Canada, next
H"Ar: v. II. l.. COMBS, Thomas Scott, D..
tpgh Nickens, Samuel Logan.
IL" following standing committees OF the
Grand Div ision were appointed by the Granc,
Worthy Patriarch: .-.....
finance Cmmmliee.-J. Cook Nickens,
No .; r. +. Johnson, No. s; Lewis Dick.
,c,oa. ST., No. ].
On PutHcdtm-W. X. L. Combs, No. !;
y. l.. Johnson, No. L. John Hill, No. II.
N. Reiief.-Joseph Z. Evans, No. II :; A.
Bonner, No. 10; Mary Stringfelow, No. 8.
~. Credenttdls.-Samuel Logan, No. 2;
Beverley Randolph, No. g; Peter Archer,
No. 10. .s.. ..-.
N. Garters.-Thoulas NJ. Hewlett. No. 2 ;
u. A. Mosely, -; Moses Taylor, No. ;
John D. Booker, No. IL; Robert Braxton,
NO. :. u' .a..
IN Lectures.-J. T. Brown, No. 8; S. A.
con, No. 25; II. jackson, No. IL; 4. Il.
Ellen, No. 4.
On Degree WWk.--W. n. L. Combs, j.
J. Brown, T. r. johnson, Lewis DickersoD,
81, Rev. james Z. Smith. - .-s... ..-a
on Appeak.-M. M. Meekins, II. Wat
kjnS. Cornelius Washington, Isaac johnson,
L. Iiunnicutt. - .4.... - ..ss-
on La,ps.--s. A. Bentley, Isaac johnson,
Robert II. Eliyson.
NorniDations fer the rext place Of meeting
wcrc then made as follows: Leesburg, Nor
ioIk. Danville. Petersburg, and Alexandria:
Loc>burg receiving the largest number OF
votes was elected. f.it
The Grand Division then decided to meet
.;aiu in seuianuual session, Instead OF quar-
;"fy session, L. the abovc~nained place.
The members Of tue Grand Division cx-
llcss themselves as being under many obl-
cations TO the people Of the town Of Man
chester for their kind reception and hospi-
lality. They also gave vote OF thanks to
the town OF Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

DEATH OF AN OLD C1TIzEN.-Mr. Lorenz
Paul, one Of the oldest German citizens OF
Richmond, died Monday night of congestion
of the lungs, in his seventy->eventh year,
leaving six children and many grand and
great grandchildren, besides large NUMBER
of friends, to mourn his loss. Mr. Paul was
one of Bluchers troops at Waterloo, ana
survived that terrible fight to lay himself
quietly TO rest in another country, where
the shock Of battle has been but lately stilled.
In the battle of Waterloo he received spe-
cial mark of honor from his sovereign for
distinguished services.
TIE funeral will take place from st. Johns
German Lutheran church at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

FINANCE COMMITTEES APPoNTED-The fol-
lowing committee has been appointed by
the Civ Central Committee to collect such
contributors from the Conservatives OF
Richmond as they can afford to give for the
campaign. Nearly all of these gentlemen
have consented to serve, and the few that
were called upon and not found 1t Is, hoped
will serve: Thomas w. McCance, A.. n.
Kelley, John II. Claiborne, George 8: Pal
mer, Major Robert Stiles, Judge w. ~.
Crump, John S. Wise, j. b. Pace, Lewis H..
Frayser, Peyton. Wise, ED. Christian,
Samuel Maccubbin, Charles L. Todd, A. s.
Lee, DR.. Wellford, Lewis Wagner, 3. Il.
Meade, DR.. Ross, F. T. Glasgow, Joseph
Hall vi I'd -. s -L:t .-"&4.F'@ &z'''' - =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

IlaD,A1yor HuHoR. The lecture of Mr.. W.
s. Andrews, at Assembly Hall, last night, on
this subject was well attended by an apprecia-
five audience. He gave examples Of his
rare powers of imitation in representing the
chief types of dialect in their most humorous
aspects. His sense of humor is uncommoniy
acute, and his fund of anecdote pleases all.
He lectures at the SAME place to-morro"
night on IS Art in Humor."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

TBE MEETING on OREGON HILL LAST NIGHT.
There was Il grand Conservative rally on
oregon Hill last night, when the good peo-
ple of that locality, ever true TO Virginia,
tnrned ont in full force. William jenkins,
ESQ, formerly member Of the City Coun-
ell. presided. He introduced General Jo-
senh X. Anderson, Colonel w. S. Gilman,
Judge Robert Ould, and William Lovenstein,
who made telling speeches in behalf of our
cause, CAPTAIN McCann'S band enlirened
the occasion with their most stirring mll-
steal selections. Bontires illuminated the
hall during the meeting, and the greatest
enthusiasm prevailed. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

NoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortllary report for the week ending Satur-
day, October lS.h, compiled from seXtons'
returns received ut the office OF the Board
Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 81 in
addition, still-born were reported Il white,
| colored). Sex: Males, II; females, II.
Color: White males, 6; white females, 8;
coTored males, e; colOred females, 8. Age !:
One day to thirty, 3; six months to twelve,
2; one year to three, 2; three years to five,
3; five years to ten,2 ten years to twenty,
l; twenty years TO thirty, 4; thirty years
to forty, 3; forty years to fifty, l; fifty years
to sixty, 5 sixty years to 10, .; seventy years
to eighty, l; eighty years to ninety, L; un-
known, l. Condition: Single, II; married,
10; widowers, /; widows, 2; unknown, 1.
Nativity United States, 25; Germany, g.;
ireland, 9; Scotland, l. Locality: City at
arge, /; Marshall Ward, 1; Jefferson Ward,
8; Madison Ward, I; Monroe Ward, 8;
Clay Ward, 4; Jackson Ward, /; Medical
College Intirmary, l. BY whom certified:
Regular practitioners, 90; Coroner, 2. Causes
of death Asthma, l brain disease, l /; ca
sualty, L; congestion of lungs, l e.; consump-
ton, 8 e white, colored; convulsions, 1 /;
Group, / !: diphtheria, Q; dysentery (acute),
2; dysentery (chronic), L; embolia, / /; fever
,(child-bed), L; fever uyphoid), 3; heart
disease, 3; infantile lockjaw, 2; inflamma-
ton of stomach J.: intempelance, L; maras-
mus, 9; pancrcas disease, pneumonia, :;
ur9mia, l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

Police CoURr, TUEsDAY-Justice Crep.--
E. S. Baber, charged with trespassing on
the premises Of 7. NJ. Eddins and abusing
and threatening persons residing on said
premises, was required to give security for
his good behavior for twelve months.
Peter Gregory (negro) Has fined % for
failing to appear at court after having been
Dliled.
The case of Robert Kerse, Margaret kerse,
Ella Bailey, and r. G. Walthal, charged
with threatening the life OF David j. Parr
and his wife, was continued until the 25th
instant.
Lafayette j. Wolfe, charged with being
i fugitive from justice from South Carolina,
was committed to await removal to that
State.
Lucy Brook and William Castle (negroes),
witnesses against Peter Gregory, were fined
= each for failing to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

YoCNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
This body is doing good work in its new
rooms, and deserves the sympathy and ac-
tive cooperation of all.
It's pruyer-meeting every Tuesday eve
ming from 81 TO o'clock is of deep interest,
and is we'll attended.
The rooms of the Association, on Main be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, are always
OPEN, and are most delightful place OF re-
sort for reading or social converse. t.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
Mail Service Ordered.

WASHINGTON, October 21.--senator Con-
over and D. p. Holland, proprietor OF tho"
Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile railroad
had an interview with the Postmaster Gene
raj, which resulted In ordering mail service
from Eufaula, Ala, to GAattahoochee, Fla',
the terminus Of the road, thus securing com.
munieation with the West, and making Sthee
distance thirty-six miles shorter thsn9bysny =
other route. - -: yt;,.ss .-tal sst 81 t;.E;sg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

WORK ON THE MA1S-STREET CULvERT is
progressing finely. The recent heavy rain
has caused the filing on that portion of the
cuvert which has been completed to become
very soft, and several horses having inaG-
vertently been driven into it caused their
drivers considerable difficulty in getting them
oYf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

IMPORTANT TO THE GERMANs.-The Ger
mans residing in Kichmond who have not
been naturalized and desire to become citi-
zehs of Virginia can get their papers with
out trouble by calling on M. May at his resi-
dence. No. 8l1 Broad street. --.--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

DECLINES TO SERVE WITH THAT Party
Mr.. John W. Turner, who was recently
nominated by the Radical county consen-
ton (Which was presided over by Major
Hart) as u candidate for county surye! or,
has written a letter to the chairman Of the
convention respectfully declining the nomi-
uatinns y #.-t = ..1E ...~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

The WEATHER yesterday cool aud bracing
rs it was--was in delightful contrast to that
Of the thirty-six hours which preceded it.
The rain which fell during that time served
to swell the streams, and has caused con-
siderable rise in The river, though not enough
to produce any apprehension of damage.
Yesterday morning the mercury in the ther-
mometer registered 81 degrees at sunrise
the lowest point it has reached this, fall.
The wind which was prevailing prevented
frnst .s'.s ! . # ...f ....e' - ' - 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

School TRUSTEES APpoINTED.---The Board
of Education has reappointed the following
district school trustees for Essex. county:
Central District. =. A. Sandy; Rappahan-
mock District, Richard Saunders; Occupacla
District. Dr. j. Cummack. . ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRT-Judge
Bond.-Judge Bond announced that he
would peremptorily call the common-law
and chancery dockets this morning.
The case Of The UDited States rs. William
F. Bowie, charged with feloniously detain.
Ing and conceaing letters with which he
had been entrusted as letler-carrier, occu-
pied the court all day and until a,late hour
last night. A report of it will be found
under another caption tt=A .i4si.t T. r.. :.H.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

! VIRGINIA DIVISION, ASSOCIATION OF Army
NORTHERN V1RGlN1A.---The Executive Com
mittee of this Association, Of which Gene.
raj William Il. Payne is chairman, Will meet
at the; Exchange Hotel, in this city, on Tues ls
day the 18th instant ut 8 O'Clock T. ID. ,l,.l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

IsrRoprcroRY LEcTuRE.-Dr. Taylor, who
has been recently engaged to lecture to the
natural philosophy and chemistry classes of
the Richmond High School, delivered his In.
troductory lecture yesterday to q class OF
tweuty.three. The Doctor will continue to
lecture, during the session, three times a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RIcHaoND
Posi- OFFICE OCTOBER 21.-Miss Mamie Ce'
ell, Poplar Hill, Giles county, Va; George
81. White, Chicago, H.; Richard Jefferson,
Washington, d. c.; Rev. A. I. Graybii',
Eggleston's Springs, Giles county, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
Extra Session of the South Carolina
- Legiafature. +F!t

4 GCoLUuBIA, s. c., October 2i.--The Legls.
lature met in extra session to-day. Cover
nor Moses sent In u lengthy message: he
represents the funded debt to be slo0, ,s7o.0S,
and the floating debt $3.50, ,639o7. He pre-
sents q scheme: OF scaling the debt, the state
being unable to pay the interest on the debt.
he Concludes bis message with an assnens
n fayor Of higher taxation. saying the rate
Of taxation in South Carolina J., much lower
than n the average Of the thi.ty-seyen States
Of the Union,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
England.

...- ,tgt,5 % - England. 2u.y d5aG ~! 3;f
LONDON, October 2l.--The Cunard stean7-
ship company haN determined TO swithdraw!
their vessels. ..rr.,,.,.-,t E...Aoltt.,.. ii "a
II The race Tor the 1Cambridgeshire stakes at
New Market today was won by Montatgfs,,',
Walnut tbbeipg second and Sterling third
There were thirty-seyen starters. u The final q
betting vas fifty, to one .saggainst Aoniargts,,
thirteen to two against Walnut, thirty TO-
one against Sterling. - -.
lya ,.2iasl stoispain. aa@ EDHa1''e.'si %
MADRID, October 21.- dispatch from
Valencia says the insurgent vessels remain
off that harbor. They have captured and
plundered several additional Spanish ner--
chantmen.
Valencia Is tranquil. Troops are arriving
there, and all necessary measures are being
taken to put the city Ia state Of defence. .sa.a
There is q rumor In Madrid that the tn.
surgent frigate Tetuan has surrendered 70
the Republican authorities, but no eonfifn.a-
ton of this, report has been received oy tbs
Government. sga 4 ,;tita: u. 4 - q
BAYoyNI, October 21.--It is reported theS
the Carlist force under Lizarraga, has again
defeated the Republicans. fq;ls! :: tt;sszs 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
rha Irish Catheltc Reneyolent Union

The Irish Catholic! BenevOiene Unaon'
sr. LOUIS, October s1.-The committee on
immigration appointed by the Irish Cati,o1,
lie Benevolent Union beld meeting before
leaving this city and agreed upon, general
plan of operations. Numerous sub-commlt-
tees are to be appointed throughout the
country. The National Board Will appoint
an agent at each seaport at Wnieh i immi. a,ni-
grants arrive, who shall see. that all .neli men
fo communicate with the parish priests In
ireland. Informing them of, the object OF the
society and urging them to influence immi-
Grants TO place themselves under the pro-
feetion of the Union. The project for the
establisbment Of a depot and office at the
Various seaports win probably be carried ri i,,;
ont. The object is not to encourage im,nl' =.
grafton but to assist'al those who O. are a's'
9osed to come Of their OWE free VIII.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
coyp pAuATryE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

REVIVAL OF RELIGION AT RANDOLPH Ma
CON CoLLEGE.--During an interesting revival
of religion now in progress at Randolph
Macon College forty students have made
profession OF conversion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

-l"wAR TO THE KNIFE" I"-Weq have declared
var oainst counierfeters, and we mean 10 nght IL
ont. When diseases of the kidneys OF OF tne pro
creative organs PROSTATE you take HEhaBtoLp's >
BucHU. The genuine HELMBoIDs 8 bUchu may Il. I, &c
known by the private proprietary stamp OF u. :.
Helmbod on each bottle, andts fully Warranted ~, .
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs sou
by druggists everywhere. -y.t n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing 70 the hard times rorth Messrs. z. W WEIsIGE
& Co., 1901 Main street, have been enabled TO pur-
chase their silk hats at reduced prices and can now
sell an 81 Int for 81. and Il 81 hat for *6. These
goods warranted to he Of the very latest yles
and made by the best manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
The Ohio Election,

GOVERNOR ALIENS OFFICIAL MAJORITY, ETC.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-Allen's Demo
craft official majority over Noyes for Cover
nor is 1853. sfFy ~. ..s...r III. E. & T
WASHINGTON, October 21.-Specials to the
New York papers confirm Aliens election
and the election Of Democratic Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
manages by Flood.

porrsy,LLE, Pa, October 2i.-The food
here did considerable damage. Two cnii.
dren were drowned from carriage III
which their parents were driving home
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all snles ofrcdl estnte made betoss7l the 1st Of
Itluary a1sd 3eth Of Jl.ns tss tazas Jor MepTs,
all sales made bet,1esn The lst Of July 0lif ltst
of tie gear the tdrea hnret be paid the seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY can procure tickets
In the grand Masonic Gift Concert at Norfolk from
2. wE1srGER & Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
Orders from the country solicited ...s.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

THERE Is 4 SPLENDID STOCK OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING at E. B. SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

LEVY BROTHERS are selling their goods on a
small margin, and certainly have their store crowd
ed by so doing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

NArURALIzED.---In the HenrIeo Circuit
Court, yesterday, Gustavus c. Focke was
naturalized. No other business OF pubic
interest was transacted in the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

trI:ASD DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE -
The n,lnhcrs Of this body resident in Rich.
nIoud will assemble at Harmony Hall at :
O'clock this evening. No business Will be
transacted, the object Of the meeting being
u open and then adjourn to meet again al
! r. ,-!l Of the Grand Worthy Patriarch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22

WINTERPoCK LUMP COAL, per load, SO; goot
hail coal, per load. $3.50. 90. GARY,
No. 1IS Eighth street. near understanding,