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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-05

TICKETS OF ADMISSION TO THE STATE Con.
sERvATlvE CoNvENTIoN.-.James Z. Fisher,
Esq, secretary Of the State Conservative
COMMITTEE, under instruction Of the com.
mittee has had tickets of admission to the
State Convention printed, which be will be-
gin to issue to. delegates, ,alterDates, aud citi-
ters OF the committee. These tickets are OF
three colors-those Of the delegates being
buff, for alterntes yellow, and for citizens
red. A ticket will admit The bearer during
all the sessions Of the Convention, which
will be held, as heretofore announced, in the
Theatre. The number Of tickets to be issued
will be lifllited-by the capacity of the house.
The dress circle will be reserved eXclu-
sively forl,eiies and their escorts.
Headquarters have been opened at the
corner OF Eighth and Main streets for The
week, and delegates arriving are expected to
report there for enrolment.
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SERIOUS RUHAWAY ACcIDENT.-9esterday
afternoon pair of horses attached to a
buggy in which lady and gentleman were
riding took fright near the corner of Fifth
and Broad streets and ran away. When
near the corner of Fifth and Grace the lady
succeeded in jumping from the buggy, and
was not injured. The gentleman held bis
position for some time, and his team went
on at a fearful rate until when near st. Pc
ter's cathedral the buggy was upset and
dashed against d lamp-post, and literally torn
to pieces. The lamp-post was wefl-nigh up
rooted, and the horse nearest the sidewalk
was SO severely injured by the blow he re-
ceiYed by coming in contact with the post
that he died in about half an hour. The gem
tleman was not seriously hurt. The team
belonged -tS Mr.. L. Duke. The gentleman
received few bruises in the face.
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UAMrDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

III" ncA. sian Of tiEs seminary of icarntn" VIII
'SHa."ucc nn THURSDAY. September ., 1875,
iitnpd"n sidney IS situated in Prince sdTard
,nu@ty, Va. With, i few hundred yards of Union
'"ingra! Seminary, and seven miles from Farni-
li the nearest depot of the Atlautic. Mississippi
lad rlo :1,ilruaG. The locality of the college Is
H'Nt hcai!ny. and tic community around distin-
.Gt>ic1 irr intelligent and pirty.
i!rre u gram tar or preparatory school COM
A'ci,d with the college. u retains the curriculum,
"t! the great aim OF its teachers is to secure
'"iruIhncSs In The training and instruction OF Their
boIt!n. and thus Ia prepare them Tor professional
''Wiic> or ilhc active duties Of l:fc
ihe Ordinary expenses OF Il students exclusive OF
c 'a: OF clothinS travelling. and books, are from
rs 10 ~. year.
For catalogue aud further information apply TO
REV. j. h. y. ATkNSON,
President Ha;npden Sidney college.
" :i-.m Prince Edward county, Va.
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wassaassxs 1900. !.

fWAsHrSGToN, Aasaast. a. Robert, s. CheY
chief clerk of the State neFartuenes VINO
died yesterday, csmnienesd his earses in
that department aszisr JOHN F0rsytk. ot
Alabama, Secretary CT Size to AndssW
jackson. q. 81 \ rs n q J.
Official dispafchesssons Washington Terri.
tory report that two white women were
killed by Indians FssUrlsing fTuas the peaee
commission. n:
All the ciain1s presented to she Soufsserp
Claims Commission hare how been nusn.
besed and registered TO the number os
2s29s, with an aggregate amount, as claimed.
something in excess Of SoSas9, ,Og9. No less
than 1,27S claims, reTeseaiing, according
to the claimants figures, more than S3. .OG0,-
600, were bled under siate cf March I'D, the
LAST day allowed By Law for the pFesentatioa
Of caairls. NJ
Many claims were shut oHt from present
consideration by the unexpected termina.
ti0n Ogthe right to present them, and, ir b
believed; there are several thousand persons
yet in the, insTrecfionary States, who, de-
spite the exertiops OF the Government agents
and the attorneys, have. not even heard Of
thelact Of Congress passed for the benefit of
such OF themas were not adhereuts OF the
Confederacy. Under settlements so far
made by the commissioners about 81, ,200, 900
has been distributed among some ,fonrteel,
hundhli claimants scattered all over. the
eleven fhsurrect I0nary States. 81 ~
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SscosD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF TIL

SECosD ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE
ATTuCXs GuARD.-The Attucks Guard Gap
tain Hobson) composed of colored lnen of
Richmond, and about the finest military
company of its kind in the State, celebrated
its second anniversary yesterday morning
by picnic, banquet, and target practice at
Sunnyside Park, near the city. The ranks
were we'll filed, and with their handsome
new epauiets and caps, aud their bright, new
rifles, the company presented very striking
appearance as they paaded the streets.
The members Of this company, deserve great
credit for their proficiency In drill, aud it
cannot be very long, judging from the pre-
Sent rate of progress, before the company
will be one of the finest in the State.
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TUE S flA ! ] M0 M0RNING.
SuSDRy ITEMS FaoS THE PoL1cE CoURT
,Tttsfses fVb;ie t1,,.es;Hsn y

sqsDng IrEHs raos TaE PoIiter corRr-
lJHsfsee 5Vhite .Tfessdin9: 4 e 4 q
Levy Coleman negro broke up Q hy-whee
kbelonging to Mr..J y. BaEen with the in
biention OF carrying it away for his own use
||Iahd purnoses. He was sentenced TO sfoni
months in the city Jail with labor.
a. Sparks bit end Infused bis wife aud
threatened her life. She was so much afrnid
Fpf him tiat she requested an officer to ac.
company her to court, and was almost too
a2ttated to give in her testimony. He was
sent to Jail in default Of $500 security to
Keep the peace for six months.
de0rge Coleman (negro) beat and choked
hls wife and created q disturbance, for which
labor. - '.'N -
Lewis Marshall lnegro). suspicious char.
acter, was discharged with instructions to
leave the city. .sl..5T "a !.
For fighting in the street Kinston Henry
was sent to Jail for fifteen days. and William,
Aothrock, for drunken and disorderly CON.
duct, was fined So. IL
/ Abusive and insulting language and un-
provoked threats used t6a young girl in the
street cost MIS-. Emma Eewis g.
z Sarah Wilson (negro) WIS required to give.
security for 300 for good dSehayior for three
months because she was proved to have dis
Ftirbed and annoyed the congregation Of the
Fourth Baptist church.
Annie Carter (uegro), charged with steal.
ang seventeen and a half dollars from CO.
,l0red man from PoWhatan county named
Willlam Williams, Wasssent on to The grand
jury. Miss Carter volunteered TO leave the
state In order to escape the Hastings Court.
but was not allowed. She already has two
sisters in the penitentiary for stealing.
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The sedlors- Chambers Prize Fight.

NEW YoRK, August 4.--The Seddons-
Chambers prize fight yesterday was carried
out so quietly that the police were complete
ly frustrated in any attempt to discover the
locality. The fight was OH Long Island be-
tween Grayesand aad New sEnsrepot. The
line was formed In a cIump Of trees, ropes
being run around the trunks in, lieu Of
stakes. There was little fornality ia the
prelininaries, the men walking into the ring
in plain clothes. Chambers was in splendid
condition, but Seddohs showed signs Of
overtraining. Forty-seyen rounds were
fought, and Chambers drew the first blood.
The men came to time promptly until after
the fortieth round, when Seddons showed
the effects Of the heavy pummelliDg he had
received. His face was pilmmelled TO Jelly,
Failing to come to time, his seconds threw
up the sponge. Chambers was not much
injured, but Seddons was barely abieto stanC
up, and had to be carried to . carriage ape
conveyed to Bis hoIne.., Chambers imme
diately left for his lofnein Newark.
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Wentfer prohahilittes.

WASHINGTON, August 4. 4.--For the North
west and upper lakes and southwurd I to
Southern Indiana and Missouri, diminishing
pressure, rising Temperature, and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional ruin,
For the South Atlantic States, northeast.
eriy anG sontheasterly winds, rising .ba-
rometer, cooler and cloudy weather; with
occasional rains. LIZ 4 4
Fdr the lower hikes sand thence to West
Virginia and Kentucky, northwesterly winds
and generally cool, clear weather. 81;
For the Middle States. northeasterly
winds yeering to- sontheasteriy, low tenn
peratllre, rising barometer, and generally
clear weather. - , :, ;tSri,tza
For New England, northeastcrly winds
and cool, clear weather.
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THEFT.-Sergeant Hall arrested yesterday
Giles Cook and Joe Hall, who are charged
with stealing $500 worth Of brass from
Messrs. William f. Tanner l. Co. The brass
vas found packed and covered up in tub,
and consisted of nuts and small but valuable
pieces taken from an engine. Hall claims
Chat be knows nothing Of the theft, as he
was only employed to carry the tub in his wa
gon. The case was called yesterday morning
in the Police Court. but was continued until
Thursday, the prosecution not being ready
for trial. The accused were committed in
default of bail.
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Rersorteti sinking OF q Yacht.

I New YORK, August 4.-Much, excitement
exists among yacbtmen 10 this city to-day by
u widely circulated report that q yacht was
run down, on the Sound by Newport
steamerlone night last week aud sunk with
all OIL board. The report also says tsat the
:steamer;strnck the yacht About amidslip and
appeared TO knock u mast Out OF her, sinking
her almost on the instant. The steamer was
hove to- and remained nearth spot for an
hour afterward, but was unable to detect, any
further sign of the vessel or her crew.
Thus far the name of the yacht, or
steamer alleged to Lave. sunk her, has not
trs.nsitireG. sa j..
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/ GOOD SAMARITANs,, EXCURSION TO WASH
ISGToN.-The Good Samaritans,a a colored so.
ciety embracing large mem bership, left for
Washington yesterday uia Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, accompanied by brass band
The parade numbered about three hundred.
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!, AMERICAS ASPHARMAcEuTIcALs ASSOCIATION
The e.twenty-trst annual meeting OF this As
ISOLATION will lie held i'll the Virginia Opera
House, formerly Virginia Hall, on the 18th
of September. 1t is expected that large
number of goods will be ON exhibition.
The delegates will participate in excursions
to Petersburg, Mount Vernon, ana other
places during their ri>itto Virginia.
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THE NEW POSTAL cAHDs EssDER raE LATE Pos-
TAI law-usefal, qsery yceahle, and cheap. The nd
vertiser car, f iAe back Of ti,e cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make publie,
and send thefn through tie mail for only one cent.
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
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The CrODs.

LOUISVILLE, August 4.-isecent rains have
brought out corn and tobacco crops in East
ern Kentucky, and both promise we'll inthe
.blne-Srass region. The corn and Wheat
generally is. in good condition through the
central counties. In Southern Kentucky
both wheat and corn look well. In Western
kentucky not more than tWothlrds of the
ordinary crops OF corn and tobacco are ex-
pected, though the recent rains have 'm-
proved the prospect somewhat; sFhe Coio-
rado plateau bug has done great damage IN
the counties adjoining this city. E.
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PoRTRAiTs OF Prominent VIRGI1ASs.-,
Maipr Myers has Just tinished painting fne
! Lkeness Of The. late \ LieufenaBtrG Governor
John Rutherford, and Mr. Elder is waiting
a visit to the city or Governor John Letcher
to give the Snishing touches to . mastery
portrait Of that gentleman, 20 be hung In the
public library. -. -.
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VIEWED BY THE CoRoSER.-Sunday morn
ing Coroner Taylor was called upon TO view
the dead body of negro named Marcellus
Oliver, aged forty years, who was taken sud-
denly sick ut 6 T. M. the evening before, and
survived only few hours. 1t being appar-
ene that death resulted from natural causes,
there was no inquest. The body was lying
in house on Tenth street near Cary.
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RETURNED TO TIE PENITENTIARY.-Geofg
Patterson alias j. Fl. Ford, who was sent to
the penitcntiary from this city for grand
larceny Second otfence), and hired out By
tile State to Aiessrs. Mason Il Hoge, contract.
ors on the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and
while at work on the road succeeded in
making his escape, has been rearrested in
Hanover county, and was brought back to
the penitentlary yesterday.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFIcE AUGUST 4.-P. M.
East, Long Branch, N. j.; Fannie Pcarkng,
-; Rosalie L. Cox, Ashland, Va; j. Wat
kins Lee. Charleston, Sc; Ann Lucas, Bos-
ton. Mass; Mary +. Mitchell, Bon>acRs
depot, Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
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LYME & BROTHER, 81 z. n, building lot, With
large brick stable thereon, on the east line OF
Fifth between Leigh and Jackson streets. l.a
GRUBBS .S WILLIAMS, Il A. NJ, public rental
of two farms near Richmond.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. b., q neat framed
dwelling OH Pleasant street, Strecker's Hill. !
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. M., furniture, glass
iars lSc =, ... 49, y .t.> -G d.. s.~ ~ -
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward bound
mail train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, due here ut 8 p. NJ. Yesterday, had not
arrived at late hour. The train was de.
layed short distance west of Tolersville by
reason, of an eastward bound freight train
running off the track near that point. The
freight train struck hand-car which caused
the accident. The damage was slight, delay
being the chief trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-05

RAcE.HoRsEs.--The bay PAGER Sam, owned
in Danyiile, arrived in the city by the John
Sylvester yesterday afternoons. He seems
to be in fine condition for the race to take
place here next Thursday. His competitor
Nellie will be up from Norfolk this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-05

Captain ID. De Vries, of the Ger.
man brig Johann, of Ellsfet, Ollburg, Ger.
many, accidentally shot himself in the knee
while examining a Colts revolver. DR..
Mcclure and DR.. Langstedt are attending
the wounded man. The Johann is lying
below the ship locks, having nearly com
pleted her cargo Of flour for South America.
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DEArH OF MAJOR VAyGnAS.-Major Ben.
J. Vaughan, inspector OF Public ware
house, died yesterday morning, aged about
sixts-fye years, He will be buried by Dove
Lodge, No. 81, A, F., and a. NJ, from the
Second Baptist church this evening at
O'Clock. The Lodge will meet at the lodge
room at 4 o'clock.
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BnIcK-DUsr DEPOSIT indicates kidney COM
plaiut. Check 1t Mt once. HEtMBoLD'S Extrsct
Buchu, the diureiic par excellence. Is certan sI-
eic rar all ldfseascy the pFiIary organs ep9 ssFs
nal sygtem. Dr. HELMBoLD is The only man who
ever really utiazed and extracted tpc pre-emiReut
yirtues of Buchu. His preparation l. as much su-
nnptor 10 the so-cailed Buchus rs cream Is TO
[sktmmcd milk. In Fact, It never fails. Sold by
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P1zzrsI HAS 4 rev galas LEFT. ]

| 1 HAVE ASALY2KD THE WHlsKEYG KNOWN
under the brand OF a.B SRLEcr, controlled BY
Mcsasrs. WAITER d. BIAiR s Co, Richmond,
Virginia, end find It free from fusn OIL and other
impurities, and recommend iits use for medicinal
and family purposes J.B. McCAw. NJ. b.,
Late Pgnf. Of chemistry Medical College ofVa.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES AppoIsTED. The State
Board of Education, have appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees Rev. u. b. John
stou Tor Dover district, Goochland county,
bee Major w. b. Stanard, resigned and
.Mr. W. T.. Farrier for Marshall uistricf,
Farauiieerl county, -uice James 4. Turner, re-
one0. -. - - q .-t-.--. -
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Au Excursion Party Attacked BY
Piek-sslciketS.

NRw YoRk, August During an eyeur.
sion of the Helelia Mangehaf 90 tEollege
Point yesterday rain-Sterm drove the ex.
e1rsionists on board Il boat. A crowd OF
,pirk.pockets .endeayofed TO- get on boara,
and ,ailing in the uttempt, attacked The ex-
c,irsionists with bricks and stones. Two
genssemen had their skulls fractured, aad
seyeral ladies were seriously Injured. .ne One
reporter Hns Knocked down by q stone, ntid
several injured. The parties Rers carried
10 Bellevue Hospital. 3, - 3.
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Arrest OF Havassa Basak aosbers.

Arrest OF Havarsa Baax Robbers.
NEw YdRE, August I'D Detectives and tbs
deputy surveyor OF the port yesterday met
the steamer City Of Mexico down the bay
and arrested Antonio Tuero Y. Alyares,
clerk of the Commercial Bank OF Hayana,
,wifo robbed that institution OF bills Of-ex-
change 10 the amolnt Of sB7 ,00G and PEI, 900
in gold. Nearly all The n,oneg was fpHnd.
He, bad a female with hihfssss 40 toeS The
Caires and Maria Y. Lac, concerned In The
robbery, were also arrested.
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Having received the agency Of fe m +;
wsny ushi Il 4 ala me- n imost DuA-
Ri,E TRUSS In use, as also II is The shsaness.
Every truss warranted TO give eltire
Eoa,i oa OF Of -s1s- FRA AfEcRs5 Drug Store.
81. e-ensiI.n ItiehuGnsi, Va.
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COLLEGE.
TEE PREPARATORY SCHOOL

TEE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
NJ Y, pakNrY, late principal of Loudoun
(,-.,ia. will open this department for
,.'-,ii..sranltrS on W EDSESnAT, September
5,h. fern. 500 per annuin, with no extras. For
-ri4>. address the treasurer "t the Coieee, new
Xr,IIA.I HAki:IS. Princeton. Nd
~ John (. GREEN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE,
M A, 'il staff Of eminent professors, VIII ne
S...rr,tcr 10Th. For programmes, address
..r :r-a~l.;,". - iJEre. JNMcs uCSS91l,
V-v,!Acu; If the College of New Jersey.
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Anosl,er rPrize-Faght.

FLUs1nNG, L. T., August 4.--Jack Boylan
and Peter Crocker fought at, 5 o'clock tfhis
morning. There were numerous spectators.
rounds rom soyhn. was wa seyerely ~ punisbed.
The fight was for $500 and the middle-weight
championship of America. atjs3 10;
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AUGUST 1875

RxEs e Coz isaf1or soSE3 ssf F4R sz-sI.As:
ARTISTS Their work giges universal safi Iactton
iery We recomh,ctid our readers TO their stab.
Hshnenf; Main between Ninth ind Tenth afte cts.
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PEnsoSAL.-WALLER A. ELLIOTT, formerly
with r. L.. Williams, eau be found nj the hardware
store of WATKINS s. CorrRELL. No. 1907 Maln =.
street They have large and complete sssek Q.
hardware, and would cordially invite my tr'enas
to eau ON me, feeling assured that can supply
,hon, on. ,be hest terms. W. A. ELLIOTT,
'..e'-' = formerly With Il. Ii. Williams.
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A MEETING of the committee appointed to
make pI eparations for tue Conservative Con-
vtnt,on pt "Wednesday will be held at. Mayor
keiley's office, in the City Hall, this after
noon at ) O'Clock,
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PYrHiAN EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT.-
MARSHALL Lodge, No. Il, knights of Pylbias
propose an excursion to West Point on the
18th instant. The Point seems to be gaining
Il great reputa ion as 4 pleas Sllre resort, II 4
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REMOVED FROM OFFIoE.-Dayid Patterson
fcolored), for many years messenger Tor the
State Offices in the: basement of dne GaElto
fas bem removed from his position. and Mr'
Gary. OF Manchester. appointed In his stead.
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y Il II iNF'NU NVILTVT-.
Il RICHMOND, VA.
.>.,,itn begins October lSt. snd continues
,g..;"> III" College comprises the tOliowiLg Z
O.. +. .-,n. -; s~i.cuis-to wit:
J. LATIN,
II. GhEEk. ..-
Ill Mui;LRS LANGUAGES,
y. ENGLISH,
'. MATHEMATICS.
II. MECHANICS.
III! CHEMISTRY,
't;i. PHILOSOPHY.
20 add. 80 - ;hr foregoing, S':llOOl. OF Law,
..,4- ~. ~.iirrr Of Professors MAuhI and NEE
~ ..,,:..l~c,ca with The College.
I'm, .,',,.>t- Of q student. including board in
,In. .':s tuition. and other fees, fuel. lights,
. ws>!1. IA, "a not ,Nce,d s2!o for the entrs scs-
.a. ,iu4,i III private families CAN te had at from
>..tGSIs It,r month. ,
For c.t..i"ya,> containing full information apply
,,>,a-A. 4 Eyl:.rI's, alJ Main street. or address
Il. PuRPEAR,
f, ;.-.u-rt,i Chairman of the Faculty.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-J,ldge Minor
Presidtns.--Yincent Barganip, charged with
misdemeanor in committing u nuisance on
his premises, was fined one cent and costs.
a. J. Mullar, same; fined FIVE dollars and
costs.
Elisha Bethel, assault and battery. was
fined one cent and costs.
petrick Bolton, charged with misdemea-
nor; not guilty.
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a WSING S-PREMfUM STENCIL
IN WOnKS.-MAH0EE q co: manufacturers
of pr. AIN and FANCY AWNINGS tor stores and
u4sHhSil-CUTIING : and WOOD-ESakAYING
m an their bnches. Cali ard see samples OF our
work. ,SsyutI,wfst corner Of Fourteenth :and Main
streets under Colien's bank, Richmond. Va.
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|; Ale NEW POSTAL, cARDs-yery useful for busfs
ness purposes. Cards or announcements: Of any
kind printed on them VIII pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing fo: these cards neatly and
cheapfy done at this office ;lasS2 ~ -
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STRANGERS VISITING RICHMOND, and all who
are su,crested in buying Low-pRIcED HATS WIN
ind at p. WEIsIGERg T. Co.'s, csrscr OF Twelftn
and Msin streets, some great bargains In STRAW
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Z Stor.,,s au Psrta.

new YoRK, august 4.-- Lima letters re-
port unprecedented rains along the coast OF
Peru. Roofs of houses have been destiVyed.
furniture ruined, aud many houses under
mined. The palace OF Justice Braem on
the lake, aud his great iibrarS, were drenched,
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Orders for tickets aud all communications should
be addressed HENRY Y. ooUhE,
Secrerury Masonic Relief Association Norfolk, va.
ri. " BURTON. General Agent 10 establish agcn-
cle for sale of tickets and to advertising
Tickets for sale ut Ford's hotel u few days.
mn 5.f.gllm =. L ! stEasg "tr. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-05

GoING TO CoBBs's IsLASp.-The Monticello
Guard Of charlottesville, Captain Weltem-
baker commanding, are expected to arrive
in Richmond this morning en- route to Cobhs's
Island.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-05
AUCTION SAILS THIS BAY.

On all sales of real estate mns bttsoeet the Ist Q,
January and sot! Of June The tdres tor tie pre-.
sent yedr hare to DC paid TIE purchaser. "a,
Of The yer the t0res huueto 0epaM by the setter.