davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
MANCHEsTER NEWS.

GRAND CONSERVATIVE RALLY.-A mass
meeting of the Conservatives. was held
Saturday night in Manchester. Henr! Fitz
gerald, city superintendent, called the meet
ing to order, and Mayor Chiles presided.
x-Governor Walker, X B. Berkeley, Mayor
Kelley, w. W. Berry, Henry A.. Atkinson,
d. l.. Pulliam, and others spoke, AND the
greatest enthusiasm was manifested. Cover
nor Walker will speak again in Manchester
during the clnyasS. ~ ~ tr,sr
AT THE OLD COURTHOUSE Saturday there
was grand rally and barbecue ct the old
Courthouse. Governor Walker, Mayor
Kelley, w. w. Berry, Colonel Ambers, and
Others spoke, and old Chesterfield was
pledged for an increased majority.
The next meeting in Chesterfield takes
place at Langford's Spring, Manchester town.
ship, October 10th.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The clerk OF
the Hastings Court reports the following
transfers for the week ending October 3 :
Joseph Fl. Crostick to Isaac Kahn, "a feet,
with improvements, Hull street near Six
teentb, for $3.50: William L. Holt to DR.. l..
R. ChiIes, 80 feet, Tenth street near Decatur,
5000; Grace. Scott to DR.. L. 4. Chiles, 80
feet, Eleventh street between Perry and
Porter, S2SS.
HEALTH REpoRT.-Dr. Weisiger, president
Board of Health, reports the death OF nine
white and four colored persons during the
month of September.
The HUsTIHGs CouRT.-This court has
adjourned after session of two weeks,
during which time mostly civil business was
transacted.
MEETING.-The Jefferson Literary and
Library Association meets tomorrow night,
at the county courthouse, for re6rganlza-
tion.
OpD.FELLows' HALL--This place, over the
CITY Hall, has been released to Henderson
Lodge, No. 1O5, /. o. o. F., at rental of
$50 per annum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

III r y @~ = 70 q 49,
nNRs NJ. TAYLOR q. SON, 12. NJ, small farm,
with comfortable framed dwelling thereon, nse
miles below The city, near Laurel hii' chafsn,
cpTrsRs a WILLIAMS, IL NJ, farm In Ches'ert
:" seId county, IN miles from Manchester. ter.
LYME 4 BROTHER, 6 2. NJ. two stores aha q. lou =
ON the north side of franklin Desmeei,; 1is1
teen,h and Fourteenth streets.
RICHARDSON % CO., 8 2. d., desirable Dries
store and dwelling No. 72s Gay s'see1, e0''
ner of Eighteenth.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Az z. ai., lots oi, gsohn.
and email teremsnrs thereon on scssn siue olsa'
street, and on the west side OF Wail sl1ee' is''
the Chesapsake and Ohio rsi lFoad asp pss.
.APPERsoNlia M.. farm known g ssssn sil
woodtt, ahont sixteen miles below hict
II. MsgoRMIeK, l0K a. ~, furniture, ssocssfs 'ass
glassware, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

RprAu, MARKET PRlcEs.-The following Is
statement of the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
cuts. 12a to 15c.; shin, 10 to 2jc. Veal-Cholce,
l62 to 20c; outlets, 1885,; shin, 10 to que.
Lamb. 1G2 to zoe. breast, 15c.; chops, l65c:
shote, 12i to 1899. per pound. Liver, veal
or beef. 123c. per pound.
Fo,Dls,-Chickens, 20 to 45c., or three tor
81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks, 30 to QUO,
or 75c. to Sl.25 per pair. Turkeys, Sl.2o 10
80; very few in market.
FIsh.-Good spots, 25c. per bunch Oh
live fish hog-fsh, 65c. per bunch OF SIX
IEor 81 % Der doZen--market not well sup
plied sheepshead, 123 to 16sc. per pound;
black club, 1890. per pound or for medium
size fish 75c. to 81 per bunch; trout, 1Gsc.
per pound; North Carolina mullets, 20 TO
3Oc. per bunch crabs, so 70 Toe. per dozen;
oysters, 81. % to S1.50 per gallon.
GGme.--Sora, lac. to Sl per dozen-sup-
ply considerably increased since last week !;
ortlans, 75c. to 81 per dozen; yenison, 20c'
per pound. :. !.
Veaetables.-Irish potatoes, DC. per quar-. !;
15 to zoe. per half-peck; per peck, %
! to 45c.; per bushel, sl.75 to 81; new SWEEP
| notatoes, Sc. per quart, or two quarts ZOE
lac. !; 15c. per half.peck, 25e. per peck.
Market very well supplied. Beets, 4 to ac. per
hnpch-scarce. Tomatoes for. stewing, TWO
quarts for &c. slicing, DC. per quart, or TWO
quarts for 12ae., or 10 to 30e, per dozen.
snsps, 5 to SC. per quart per half-peek, 20 TO
One: very few in market. Onions,
Toe. per quart. Cabbage, 8 10 zoe. per head.
Green corn, 10 to zoe. per dozen; small corn
for plckling, SC. per quart, or &c. per dozen
Black.eyed Peas, &c. per quart. batLer.
/ Beans, 1Oc. per quart. Cueumbers, ~ .
/ Inc. per dozen-yery few in market Satar
day. egg Plant, 10c. piece three fol
a5c. Turnips, 8 TO Sc. per bunch Of I, nge @
4 ak. Okra, l0c. per quart; scarce. Pepper
corn, 1Oc. per bunch. Z, :,
Eru,ts.-Apples. TO 15c. per quart pears
zoe. per quart; peaches, 10 TO o2oc. per quart
or two quarts for s40c. Grapes lOe. pc
mound; !; market very well supplied. Cnlns l,, :
apins. il. .tosl6c. per quart. seuinees, SlS 81.
! ner peck; scarce. Damsons, sl.ze per pecAA
q scarce. :, ~. I,.,,.o, as "a AN
/ or two pounds for Toe; cooking bulteIs Z !;
to 3oc. Eggs, 3s0c. per dozen. honey, 5. 8
land a5c. per pound, or Doc. per ,aI q ase1is'
elHsrbs, Il 70 &c. per bunehs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

CONVEYED TO THE UNITED STATEs.--The
Governor Saturday executed deeds convey
ing to the United States titles to three sites
for lighthouses in King George county, on
the Potomac river, and relinquishiDg the
States jurisdiction 10 the same-viz., site
containing five acres of land, situated on the
shoal off Matthias Point, to be known as Ma.
thias Point day-beacon; ga lump in mid
channel of Potomac river" containing five
acres, for lighthouse, to be known as
Maryland Point lighthouse, and five acres
of the shoal lying off Matomkin Point, to be
known as Matomkin Point day.beacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
THE MERCHANTS LICENSE TAX.
OPINION OF JUDGE GUIGoN IN THE
CASE OF MOORE q GOODsONs.
HE DECIDES THAT THE LAW rs UNCoNsTI.
TUTIoNAL, AND INsTRUCTs THE
JURY TO BRING IN A YER
DICT OF NOT GUILTY.
MOTION TO SET ASIDE THE VERDICT
OvERRULED.
Tho Case to go to the Court of Appeals.

twas expected that the decision of Judge
Guigon In the case Of Messrs. Moore & Good
SOUS would have been delivered on Thurs.
day last, but the matter was postponed until
Saturday owing tot the absence'of one Of the
counsel in the case. -
The counsel for the defence, it will be re.
membered, asked Judge Guigon to instruct
the jury that If they believed from the eyi.
dence that the defendants were merchants,
doing general merchandise business, buy.
ing and selling merchandise for profit, and
having definite capital employed in their
business (the amount of which was proved),
they must find for the defendants. In sup.
port Of this motion counsel for defence ar.
gued as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
PERSONAL.
no ALL PERSONS OCCUPYING ANY
L PART OK lUE FOLLOWING REAL E5-

10 ALL PERSONS OCCUPYING ANY
L PART OK IuE FOLLOWING REAL Es-
IAIE--yIE.:
IN HALF-ACRE LOTS on Church Hin toa
IAG.r".gzp H-gh,l. embracing TWO and a hai1
.4ss.,. 'lIr first houudtd by II or Broad street,
nrar@. TMrty-s.conG. and Tnirty-ihird streets !;
'lr ,,rnrd hy Grace, Franklin, Thirty-third, and
gact'.luutlh streets, aud The third lhalf.square)
-a:r; "n the north by I ie south line OF or
Naf>!it ,T".t, between ThirIy-Ihird and Ihirty-
fourth s'rt.ls
Ihy special Couri of Appeals having on the 18th
JaCg-rr -, in The of Giles against Wilson,
a.@.t he titles Of The foregoing lots 10 be In the
a-.r> "f j1M~s ilsou, deceased, and decree nav
~ '-..u entered hy the Richmond Chancery Court
oa toe l2lh May. 1874, in the case OF Hankins,
a, -. Wilson, &c, for the sale OF SAID lots IN
w:ic! decree John A. Meredith and james q. Black
"c wcr. appointed special commissioners, am
authorized by these gentlemen 10 notify all persons
occupying 4uy Of the framed buildings on Said pro-
perry 10 remove them on or before the l5th Octo-
'-'rnn&i. III which event all claim TO back rents
81. hr waived: tt should said buildings not be re-
:l'"i ny That cay. such legal steps will be taken as
.A y" opHiun Of the commissioners may he neces-
'r{ Z" "",iuTce the payment Of the back rents and
AS l~ss.s-!yn Of said premises
". GODDIN, Auctioneer,
Acting tor said commissioners.
RICHMOND, 2Gih september, II STA. sc e2S-M3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

UNAVAILABLE LLTrERs REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1cE OCTOBER 3. 1874
Charles P. Bigger, Superintendent City
Almshouse, Richmond, Va; Mr.. R. A.
Christian, Richmond, Va; DR.. F. D. Shell
ton, Howardsyile, Albemare county, Va;
Mrs. Mary A. Foster, care Mir. john Nc
Lone; Miss Julia Ann PondeXter, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, New York
avenue; Mr.J. .. Whitehouse, No. q War
rem street, New York city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

3 The AURoRA.-0n Saturday might the
northern horizon was illuminated by u
bright exhibition OF g the aurora TIE
light was OF yellowish tint, and in this
differed from the reddish hue of the aurora
OF recent years. 1t commenced at about s
O'Clock and faded away by o. After that
hour meteors appeared in various quarters
OF the heavens. The ,weatherwise say these
portend cold weather,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
President Magdalen Association.

FALL CAMPAIGN.-Au ready; forward, march
right to, 1900 Main street, where you VIII fno .
very large assortment OF English and French
cloths diagonal and worsted coalings, ana fancy
cassmeres and vestngs, suitable for fall and winter
wear, and E. B. SPENCE & Son have expert cutters
and workmen ready to make mp your clothing 70
order In the latest and most fashionable STYLE and
at prices as low as the lowest Call ON them aud
leave your orders for your fall and winter clothing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

PERsosAL.-Mr. Alfred Query has just
left for Lexington, KY, TO paint the portrait
of Rev. Robert Ryland, which, when con-
pleted, is to be placed in Richmond College.
General W. a. f. Lee and Captain Robert
2. Lee were registered as visitors TO the
State Library this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

BADLY BRU1sED.-On Saturday morning
while DR.. Z. B. Herndon was riding down
Main street his horse slipped and fell in
front Of the St. Charles Hotel: The Doctor
was badly bruised by the horse falling on his
leg. He was removed to store under the
hotel, and attended by Drs. Weisigcr and
Riddell. In a short time he was taken to
his residence, west Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

REMOVED TO VALENTINES STUDIo.-On
Saturday the great block of marble, recently
arrived in this city and from which will be
reproduced Valentines model for General
r. Z. Lees sarcophagus, was removed from
the Fredericksburg depot to the sculptor's
studio on Leigh street. Eight mules pulled
it to the square on Eighth street between
Clay and Leigh, when the truck got stalled
and four more mules bad to be added to the
team to draw it the balance of the way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
ARGUMENT OF TIE DEFENCE.

First. That, but for the Constitution. the
Legislature would have an unrestrained
power Of taxation the Constitution in its
very nature was for the restraint of legis-
lative power for the protection of the citI-
zens, and therefore when the Constitution is
to be construed in reference to q power
claimed for the Legislature, its restrictive
character should not be overlooked, and the
leaning Of the court where ambiguous Ian
guage appears should be for the citizen,
especially when charge was sought to be
fastened upon the citizen by the Legislature
under the pretence of constitutional war.
rant.
/. Second: That under the Constitution Of
1852 and the Alexandria Constitution the
Legislature was expressly restrained from
imposing a license tax upon merchants and
at the same time assessing their capital; that
it might resort to either mode, but not to
both; that the Convention of 1S67-'6S in
tended to- deprive the Legislature of this
discretion, to take away the power of evyipg
the assessment of their capital and merchan-
disc in lieu Of the license tax. In support
Of this view they relied upon the proceed
ings of the Convention MS we'll rs upon the
language of the Constitution itself, contend
ing that section L, article 10, required all
taxation to be equal, uniform, and dd udlo-
rem, except in certain excepted cases, and
that the general merchants business was not
embraced in any Of the exceptions which
were expressly made, and that so far from
being included, they We're excluded by i'm
Dlication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
AFFECTION OF THE KIDNEYS.
AsE OF JOHN IL STOKES, ESQ, OF LUSESBURG
Wy
LUNENBURa COURTHOUSE. VAT
kanfn m, hnr OS 1914 - L.

LUNENBURG COURTHOUSE. VA,l
September 2S, 1874.
Colonel G0ode: For a number or years suffered
constantly with dult, heavy pain IN my back, just
over the region or my kidneys. Occasionally this
pain became so violent that walked with great
difficulty and about half bent and when lying down
could not get up without assistance. My physi-
clan pronounced and treated II as rheumatic
affection until about four yenfs ago, When II be-
came evident that IL was disease OF the kidI eys.
In the month Of March last Ihad some Eve or six
attacks at short intervals, attended with SO much
duce a very unnatural and excited action OF my
heart which increased TO such an extent as to con-
fine me to my bed for some three or four weeks.
so soon as was able visited the Buffalo Springs,
which reached IN a very feeble condition. used
the water Of Springs No. 2 for two weeks. which
acfed promptly and aecIdedly on my kidneys. In
some five days the pain VIII which had fuffered
for so long aud from which had ceased to hops
for relief, entirely disappeared, and have had no
return OF IL, or any Trouble whatever about my
kidneys since My general health has greatly ims
proved. Respectfully. JOHN II. stokes.
S-po
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
MINERAL WATER.
T1HE BUFFALO LITH1A WATER.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF THEIR GREAT
CURATIVE POWERS.
CHRONIC IRRITATION. OF THEyBLADDER.

CASE OF DIR. D. c. JONES, OF ATLANTA, GA.
,ATLAETA, GA, September 26, 1874.
Colonel Thomas +. Goods: .f
Dear Sir-Havng been sufferer for three years
from painful irritation Of the bladder which had
resisted the remedies indicated III tho case and my
system being enfeebed by chronic remiten fever.
In the early part Of the summer visited several OF
the most noted springs In the mountains OF Virgil
MIA aud West Virginia. Experiencing no beneficial
results from the OF the waters OF any Of these
SET ont on my return home. At Danyllie was
advised to visit the Buffalo springs, which did,
using the li,hia water for two weeks, Under Its In
uence the Irritation Of my bladder gradually sub.
sided and my chillj Disappeared, have now re.
turued home, feeling like new being. ] attribute
my recovery entirely the Buffalo waters. the me-
dicinal virtues of which regard as unsurpassed.
Very respectfully, e
n u, G.. JONES, III, D., IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

RANDOLPH MACON CoLLEGE.-This -four
ishing institution has opened with ls5 stu
dents. which is highly gratifying to Its
friends, and indeed TO every true friend of
education and of the country.
New students are arriving daily, which
will probably increase the number of ma
triculates to 25O before the close of the ses-
cinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

Mrs. GooDwYN's READINGS AND RECITA-
TloNs.-Mrs. Goodwin, Of Montgomery,
Ala, granddaughter of ex-President Ty-
Ter, and daughter OF Colonel Robert Tyler,
formerly of this State, will give an entertain
ment, consisting of readings and recitations,
at Association Hall Thursday night. Mrs.
Goodwin possesses in general conversation
q very soft and delicately modulated voice,
and one would think its compass not sufi-
cient to master an intricate reading in a large
room. This, however, constitutes one of the
great surprises experienced by all who have
been so fortunate as to hear her read. Her
voice is clear, with perfect accentuation, and
falls upon the ear as pleasantly as if she had
been for many years contributor to the
literary palate Of an art-loviDg people.
"To something Mrs. Goodwin owes her
remarkable artistic faculties-her grand rem
dition of the thoughts and ideas of others
her experience justifies it not, and hence we
irresistibly come to the conclusion that she
owes her powers to the fact that she has, en-
grated in her very nature, the very essence
a perfect actor. Her secret Gf secret so plain
a fact can be called) lies in the great adapta-
bility TO the character assumed. Individual
identity she loses, and becomss the living
person that lives upon the pages of the
printed book before her. In her appearance,
voice, and every action, we have the authors
creation.
"On her mothers side she has noble in
hemtance of intellect and mplshments,
her maternal grandfather being the late
Thomas A. Cooper, one of the brightest
lights and ornaments of the stage, the con-
temporary and compeer of Kemble, Kean,
and Conway, and Cooke, and the elder
Booth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
REWARDS.

III ! REWARD for the arrest and con.
tra,. f.. Mr'l"n Of The THIEF that stole three
!fa,,r. ~ III hollywood Cemetery. A plan Of the
&c 5-S'.a be Seen ut ihe Third siatton.house. a
JOHN T.. TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
kIAIRHURk. &c.
TIKI BROAD STREET. 631.
HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

'@''" gus! returned from the North and brough
" ne 'hcApest lot Of HAIR ever offered for sale
- ''7 '.'! Prices u suit the times. Ladies' hair
,," 10! iUc. and all other work in proportion,
''''' 'E"LLkf made al short notice, and q
- .y' "i samples 10 select from on exhibition.
= -'-4h j. WILDT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

MERCURY. ARSENIC, AND QUININE are the poi
sons usually administered 10 counteract the poison
of malaria. They sometimes "break a chill but
are always hurtful and often dangerous to the sys.
TEN. DEsHLER's FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are an
infalhbie cure for periodic fevers, toitou any Of
these potsons Sold by druggists and by FRASER &
LEE, New York city. ',s'5}t2 #
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS..

/ ~ ~ rEEI.-Go to DIR. SCHULTZ.
aa !eara' practice here. Warrants TO cure
d.. -. =. Iohss, BuNioNs, INGKowiNG NAILS,
Arrv,rI' 100 cAScER, ULcExs, and ali CHRONIC
s,,g, hltoSs .I, without pain. Office, No. 729 Main
.eSs S'.s@eeA Seventh and Eighth, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

VoLUSTARY BASKRrpTs.-The following
parties on Saturday filed their petitions 10
bankruptcy Charles ri. Wallace, of Rich
mons, and A. W. Womack, of Prince Ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
JAMES KNOTTS.
" ANTEp. 10 sell three hundred cort

" [,,,j.l.; sound and we'll seasoned oAk
" .r.,, II KNOTS. on the bank of iha James
~ hawh4 sas at MGdetoa 5a M'i,S ,Gs lsNtS ,S
i-A' :; :u u,r cord. Terms: S2.15 per
.,".''''.'; i cash; remainder AT three and six
,'''.... :, h good security. Can he purchased OF
:. t,,' ',..','- i Middleton Mills, or NOVELS i
- ...,ia bank. Richmond. .e--r
J., "..' r NJ. TUTWILER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
RICHMOND, October Sd, 1877

RICHMOND, October Sd, 1874.
lessrs. Editors Please return thanks to Messrs'
Wheeler & Wilson, OF New York, for the presenta'
tion Of one OF their beautiful and useful sewing
machines, through Mr.. c. l.. Railway, OF this city.
WILLIAM W. PARKER,
President Magdalen Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
LtsST, STRAYED. DE.

~ Nil.-l have in my possession e
e .T|?I,, ~, bi t-CASE LADY,S GOLDETS
Is,st =, ~ i""rn from Ii prisoner and sup SxnS3
plr1, - Ut stolen. The watch can be seen by ai,-
rug al police headquarters.
ory.a, JOHN WREN.
- Police Detective.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
MILLINERY.

VI Il beg TO announce .-sGSu
- Itt' have taken the rooms over e5ESI3S
-. - g. II A. Barlulnin's No. 907 Main .Y5S6ES
,r5i,y" !'iE'rly occupied by Mrs. NJ. j. Davis.
,,,I' Viii t,e pleased 10 see my patrons and the
"'r. . Generally. Mrs l.. L. JONES,
" -'1' 907 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

GRAND JURY OF THE HUsTIsGs CoURT.-The
following is a list of the grand jurors drawn
to serve during the October term of the
Hastings Court: N. G. Lipscombe, L. w.
Rose, Edwin T. Jones, William Fl. Timber
lake, q. W. Pickrell, Elijah Baker, Thomas
j. Starke, Samuel Maccubbin, N. D. Hard
grove, Joseph N. CuliDgswortb.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

CORONER APPOINTED .-On Saturday Cover
nor, kemper appointed DR.. r. C. Taylor
coroner for Alexandria city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
REslNk,SS W ANTS.

,yTrD. TO REDUCE TIE LARGE
" NV \ of both fine and common TRUNKS
", fremont Trunk Factory. corner OF .l, Maln
q 5"t .',....h streets. 10y selling them At prices
49, . W. Sac, ram hc bought i'll northern elites
80 . 'a'" ,,;. And covers made in the best man
Ir-. .e,. JAMES KNOTTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
Aitl1llulI,1ltd q 1ispatrlt.

sITHR CIRCULATION OF THE DN-
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

POLICE CoUET, SATURDAY--Jushce ". Hall
Cre1 presidiag.-The court disposed of the
following cases:
Robert Robinson (colored) was fined $3.50
for firing pistol within the corporate limits.
Jack Miller (colored) was fined So for OIL
structing a crossing on Fourteenth street
with his hack.
The case Of Maria Smith, charged with
stealing $50 worth of clothing and money
belonging to Ann Eliza Nash, was continued
until Tuesday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

have analysed the Whiskey known under the
brand of sB SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL:
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd y
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur,,
poses. .. g. nSoA nS-a r y, ' ~,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
I,o,,,,s,, 1 q 1870
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

1sah and n, GOLDEN SYRUP, Porto Rico
DkIUGE w Ho,ieans y a hSlssses, at W. g. DAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05

WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
W .r.- ti, celebrated French Scourer, No. 6
~. street. w.l >GUUR PANTS for SOC. per pair,
~''' 7. FRENCH,
No. 8 Ninth street.
Established in Richmond, 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-05
tbstESS-NAhERS. &c.

I Il. II. 4. STAIARS HAS MOVED
~ ir!u III" corner OF Fourth and Marshall
s,E"",- ,n 49, VI rshal! street, between Graham
"HG iiAhr.t,A ,trcets where she will continue the
bkh>> "a. .tLOAk-MAkING BUSIN ESS In all
.> o:a"e IN the latest sly les, and will be pleased
:" 49, her y.g ru> lo,ucrs oc 3-3tx