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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21

= POLICE Court. IEsTERDAY-Police Justice
Joseph j. White pres'd,ng.-Ihe following
cases were disposed OF:
George Berry, colored omnibus porter,
and Lieutenant Thomas ". Walker, of the
colored troops. came up, the former charging
the latter With pulling razor out OF MS
pocket with intent to maim and disable him !;
and Berry, charged by Walker with choking
him. 1t appeared that the row grew out OF
q love affair. Walker is engaged to Berry's
daughter, and means TO marry her, notWltn-
standing the fsther is arerse to the consum-
nation cf the match. The daughter, unin-
tentionaliy. nc doubt, got both lover and
father in trouble, for the Police Justice hned
each s. 80. and required them to give secu-
rity in the sum OF 800 to be OF good be-
hayior for six months.
Daniel Scroggins, charged with being
drunlz and unable to take care of himself,
and having DO friend willing to volunteer to
perform that Office for him, was sent to Jail
Flo remain ninety days, or until he can iur.
ntsh surety for good behavior.
James Kidd and 0. L. Wills, charged with
being suspicious characters, were discharged
with fatherly admonition from the Police
Justice. :.
Sarah Hill, charged with being vagrant
and sleeping in vacant lots, to the detriment
of her health and to the injury of the lots,
was required to find surety for good be-
bavior. Failing to do 50, she was commit
ted to Jail for thirty days.
Emma Jones, charged with assaulting Vim
cent Crespi with brick, was sent to Jail fol
thirty days.
Milly Evans, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of Pleasant Cate, was
fined 81.
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MINOR TopIcs.--Regular meeting of the
City Council tonight at 8 o'clock.
Warrant.trying at the Constable's once
(No. 8 Old TayerD) this morning at O'Clock.
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FETERPRrsE! ENCOURAGE IT-A superior
AXLE CREASE made I'm Richmond. The NORRIS
LUBRIcATfys COMPOUND, now adopted and used
by all the railroads entering the city, can be had by
teams:ers, milers, aud others Mt the factory OF
stessrs. WOOD & ARhIsTEAD, foot of free bridge,
The sole proprietors and manufacturers OF this
popular article.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny MTsCHIEF IN THE AIR.-We can

n W 7HISOIILEF nv 7 "a q a IT. " E'tI-
no. anslyze the mriai poisols that produce ptdemic
and endemic diseases. but The valuable discoveries
which have been MADE In vegetable pharmacy en-
able us TO counteract their malifc irduence. The
most powerful known antidoie 10 every species OF
pure botanical medicine, I'm which the fscss anti
septics, tonics, alternatives, and atimnlants OF the
vegetable Kingdom are skflfnify and effectively
combined. At sessops Of the year when the at
mosphere Is surcharged With rntasma. aud when
ever the specific virus Of any infectious disease IS
supposed to be present In the air, this famous cor
reetive thould be taken regularly as protective.
All who choose to observe this precautiop may bid
defiance to Intermittent and reusitent feyers, and,
In fact, 10 s disorders generated by foul exhala-
tons or iMpure water. au 2l-deodSHiw
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH.-1es-
terday morning a colored man named Will
liam Burke was before the Police Justice on
the complaint of Randall Shelton, charging
him with stealing n silver watch valued at
s.. Several witnesses were examined, but
there were one or two important ones alb.
sent, and his case was continued until Satur-
day morning. He was admitted to oall In
the sum of 500, With Joe Cox as surety for
his appearance.
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Presentation. John Amber Smith, who
is now in Europe, will return TO the city by
the 1st Of September.
Mir. A. D. Chesterman, late member OF the
Council from Clay Ward, has been elected
SUPERINTENDENT of the public schools OF
Huntington, w. Va.
Governor Kemper will tomorrow 60 on
business trip to Madison county.
Colonel George F. Strother, superintend'
ent of the peniiensiary, is visiting friends
and connections in Gloucester county.
Colonel George Wythe Munford, secretary
of the Southern Historical Society, has writ
ten for the Souiaera: Magazine very able
and interesting account OF the raids around
Richmond of Custer, Kilpatrick, and DAM.
Mr.. George W. Reed, Of the Brooklyn
Iaqle, is at Ford's Hotel. ;..
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''CARRY THE NEWS TO NARY If she has chill
fever, that DEsHLEk's fever and ague pills are q
safe and certain cure. They are twenty-five years
old; have never failed. Eminent physicians and
statesmen recommend them. No mercury, a. seaic,
OF qutnne, and possibility OF failure II dlrec-
tions are followed. Sold by druggists. FRASER &
LEE, New York city.
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PARDON REFUSED Knmper yes
terday refused the second application made
to the executive of the State for the pardon
of John Murphy, of Shenandoah county,
who was found guilty of murder in the Sc
cond degree, and Sentenced 10 ten years i'm.
prisonment in the penitentiary.
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF CoSvIcrs.-Two
colored conyicts tried to escape from the
penitentiary yesterday morning about 4
O'Clock. They succeeded in getting out of
their cell into the yard by saving in two an
iron bar of their window, when they were
discovered by MIR. William White, one of
the guards, and captured.
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TIE STATE L1BRARY.-Tbe State Library
has been furnished with ceiling of wood,
painted dark slate-color. 1t greatly nl-
proves the appearance of the room. Some
new furniture has been procured, and after
few other minor improvements have been
introduced the Library will be re0pened for
the use OF the public
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LEVY BROTHERS show very large stock Of table
cloths, plano and table.eovers, napkins, Goylies,
diapers, crash ana Irish linens. Also. large
stock Of towels, all TO be sold at great bargains.
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AUCTION SALES THEs DAY.

COOK & LkUGaTON, 10 4. NJ, at their auction
rooms, general assortment Of furniture.
RICHARDSON + CO., 5h P. NJ, u little farm near
Richmond.
". GODDIN, P. NJ, lot and tenement on Second
between Jackson and DuYal streets.
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VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.-The prizes of
fered mem bers Of the Virginia Riding Club
i'm the races arranged for the next fair have
been increased in value by appropriations
made by the Club itself.
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MAKE YOUR OWN WINE.--Persons
IxI wishing to try their hands ut wine-making car
be supplied with any number of gallons OF UkE
GKAPE.JUICE pressed from select grapes. sweet
and fine. at cellar per gallon. sent 70 Any part
OF the city. Send In your orders ut once. friends,
and your demijohns, on Saturday. 10 the Richmond
Wine Cellars, None VIII be supplied unless AZ least
nj 2I.lt ,p Il. X, GILAER
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LEVY BROTHERS have now on hand fun as-
sor'mHnt of fanuels, blankets, and comfortabes
Also, honey-cnnb and hlarseIles quilts.
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE. Republican
Committee for this congressional district
was in session here yesterday, but its pro-
ceedings have not transpired.
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LADIES. if you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, so to X. FERRANDIEI
the only practical hair dresser 10 this city, Estab-
lished in 1868. AtNo. Gl3 Broad street.
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Anltnoltd lispatrh.

wTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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CAHBRIC, nainsook, SWISS tarleian, organdy,
checked and striped mnslirs, tucked cambria, India
twilled Iong cloths, and putfed muslins, at LEVY
BROTHERS.
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MEssRs. ARCHER & BOOKER, 735 Main strees'
have exclusive control OF j. sRMMEs's AUGUSTA
COUNTY RYE wHIskEY, celebrated for Its unque'-
tionable purity.
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LEVY BROTHERS have few left of those pure
linen shirt oosoms, slightly stained ut 20c worth
5Oc.
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KEEP CooL.-You can keep cool by getting your
summer clothing from z. B. SPENCE SON. They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
Give them call at. 900 Main street. s.
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CoRoN1AL.--Deputy Coroner Tompkins
was called in at No. Oil west Leigh street on
wednesday evening to view the body OF .
coIored child. he ascertained that It was
stiliborp, and deemed an Inquest unneces-
gary.
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GAUZE USDERsulRTs, linen ana alpaca eoats'
and all other articles OF summer wear ior care ~
greatly reduced prices By E. .. SPENCE g aos.
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Il. RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatea
counting-room Thursday, August Goth:
SAN Ipa spaA. 81 j N
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EXCERaIOEE.
GRAND EXCURSION
VI BIZ
SPRINGFIELD AND HARMONY DIVISIONS,
SONS rF FTEMPERANCE,
CURL'S NECK,

CURL'S NECK,
MONDAY, August PATH, 1874,
PASSING THROUGH DUlCh GAP GOING
AND RETURNING.
The officers ana IN mpers take pleasure IN an
nouncing their many irlel ds tnst ihey VIII spare
CURSION OF THE SEASON. The committee
will see that no improper characters are allowed on
the boat.
McCann's Bass and String Band has been en-.
gagei for til. cccason and those desiring TO aance
will have splendid opportunity afforded them.
Dinner and other refreshments furnished at oly
prices on the boat and 1t the grounds.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 75c. ladies, 6oc.; ehil-
dren, 25c.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: K. Ho'tL.
bach. w. HaucocK, +. Benedict, q. A. Crawford. OF
Harmony Division; X. 3. Valentine. w: II
Vaughan, J. w. Carter, George Welsh, and u. ID.
Harwood.
The boat Will leave the wharf promptly at 7:3
M. AL III 4tM,N,f2s
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THE LARGEST and best assorted stock OF iaaies
ready-made dresses and andergarmenis can Dc mao mao
at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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NEW FALL CLOTHS AND CAssrMEREs have bee
received at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21

NEW FALL CALlcoEs can now be had OF MI.
different styles d, Levy BROTHERS.
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LsyY BROTHERS have all of the popular makes
Of shee.ings shirtings, .pillow-case costoas, and
49,. ..s..a
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STATE OF Tng TREAsURY.-The sum or
S2ls, s,ef.a.69 remained in The State treasury
yesterday.
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MILLINERY At AND BELOW s-,eas
NI COST.--I offer my entire sleek ofyEEzG
SASH RIBBONS. BLOWERS, FEA ATH ERS:
LACES, VELVETs, and B0NNEI sad hats OF
every variety; also q number OF very handsome
SHOWCASES, MIRKORS, COUET T K rs,
STANDS, &c, at aud below cost for one Weess gsss
commencing August 81 70 close business Ihe
MRS. N. j. DAVIS,
2l.lw 6 907 Main street. s
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TITIZENS desiring to accompany Com q
" papi.s q and f In the Fncampment al DOR q
dan Alum springs on SATURDAY, August % III
can obtain IcE cts tat reduced pFce) good for ten IL
days by any train by application 10 tapIain CLARKE
or Lieutenant BISFCkD. AL l9-4t
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Buy MARsErLLEs QUILT At s3. so worth IS,
or one for 81 worth sc, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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New RULE OF COURT Judge Hughes has
made the following new rule of practice in
the United States District Court: Registers
are instructed in every future case in bank
ruptcy, and in every pending case where it
has not already been done, to require of the
assignee bond with sufficient surety for the
faithful performance of duty; and this they
they shall do whether any creditor demands
such bond or not
"Assignees shall not in any case be dis
charged as such unless by order of court,
entered in its ordcr-book. Before any ap-
plication Of an assignee for discharge is
brought on for hearing in court the assignee
must have had bis accounts passed upon and
approycd by the standing auditor of the
court. and all bills OF fees and costs must
have been taxed according to law"
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CCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
y SUMNER RETREAT, FINE SCEhERY,
&C. sc. This beautiful Park having been re-
Gently fixed up and put In thorough order, Is Tor
rent to Lodges, Orders, private parties, &C., &c.
Being on the bank Of the river, 1t commands the
finest view of any establishment of Its kind near
the city. There Is on the ground q new and ele-
CANT pavilion for dancing, DC.
The Park is open daily Tor the reception OF vlsi.
tors No pains nor expense hive been spared to
make 1t the equal of sny pisce OF amusement In The
city. Good order will be strictly enfoEced. Apply
" = -, ,-1e- -YEENGLING II CO.,
ie 25-3m Proprietors.
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fEHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
4 Of the stockholders Of the PUWHATAN
IRON COMPANY will be held at 81 3 Grace street
Richmond, Va at Q M, AUG USr %: 1874.
Il. C.. JUNrS,
au Std Secretary.
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GRAND CARNIVAL
IN THE MOUNTAINS,
RoCKBR1DGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
The management of this
EyER-PoPULAR SUMMER RESORT,
having constantly In mind the pleasure as well as
the eoprert OF his guests, bess leave to refer to
THE MAGNIFICENT CARNIVAL
given 1t the close OF the season Of 1878, and 10
state that arrangements are now being
perfected 10y the various COM
lni,tecs to open on the
MORNING OF THURSDAY, AUGUST 9TH,
A CARNIVAL
which shall surpass in point OF elegance and splen-
dor anything ever before attempted.
Inc ISInVai VIII open HatR
SCOTTISH CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
such as Sack-Rsces, Pig-Races, Hurdle-Racs
twenty boys};
LIGHT AND HEAVY HAMMER-THROWISG
LEAPING PRIZES FOR LEATHER AND TIN
MEDALS, QCoIT-PITCHISG, BoBBING
FOR SAUSAGE AND APPLES, CAN
DIE land APPLE NIPPING, RE-
voLvING WHEEL, PITCH
ING FOR KNIVES, WHEEL
BARROW RACES,
CLIMBING CREASED POLE,
and various other games OF like character, which
wllhe kept up during The entire day. At night the
GRAND CARNIVAL PROCESSION
style Of masked faces, anluaas, birds, &C., &C.,
IN ONE GRAND PROCESSION,
led by 4 fine band Of music at which time the en-
tire lawn (Which Is conceded by all TO be the finest
in the mouutaius), viii be brilliantly ilum mated
by the lri-eolored lights Of
1000 CHINESE LANTERNS !.
During the Grand March Rockets, Roman Can
dies, and Fireworks OF every description Will be
displayed along the route. Various eolored fires
will be set off al regular intervals and with
ILLUMINATED BALLOONS
soaring high In the air, will give the entire grounds
the appearance of
FAIRY LAND!
In order to make this grand success, the man
agement has secured the services of
MIR. L. MOXLEY,
who costumed the Grand Carnival in Washington
city IN 1871 who will take charge, assisted by his
entire corps Of coStuncrS-
The Games will be continued during the follow
ing Friday (2Sth), until evening, AT which time the
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
will open in the ballroom in the main building OF
the hotel the whole to conclude with magnificent
CHAMPAGNE SUPPER,
given by the proprietor to his guests.
Committees have been appointed who will spare
no effort, aided by the management, to make this
an affair such as has never been equslled In the
mountains of Virginia.
EXCURSION TICKETS
will he sold from all the principal cities-good un-
til October 3lst-conveying passengers direct tc
the Springs.
Ample accommodation. will be furnished to al
who may come.
Large parties are requested to telegraph in ad.
vance. Address
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor,
cost Roekbridge Alum Springs, Va.
GRAND FANCY AND FULL gS'
DRESS BALL fEE
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1874.
rich banquet will be served on the occasion.
au 2o-td G. L. PEYToN co.
CCHUTZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
y sTTaMER RETREAT FINE SCENERY,
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TNHE DELEGATES APPOINT In
4 ED By THE SEVERAL LODGES SIssNa
KNIGHTS OF PYfHIAS, cOnstituting(sf q 81
lie ENDOWMENr BOARD, will meet(sg,hSJ
1T Pythlan Hail FRIDAY, the 2lst in n-SsSSSH
stant. at ~ O'Clock p. 81, to complete SsS1
their organization and for the transaction OF i'm.
portant business. promnt aud full attendance is
desirable. JOHN o. TELLtR,
Chairman Committee.
JAMES MAcDoUGALL, Secretary Committee.
All 20 2Lx
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&c k;f,ss n ssh.

sEkEssNeph.
Y NIGHTS OF PYfHIAS.-The %SM
IN members of HINES LODGE, No E3IasNA
II, wil!attrnda stated Getting ut rythis III 9kl
Hail THIS tVEklNt3 at 8 O'Clock. WIKI
Members Of sister Lodges and visiting NV
brethren are 10, tied 10 le present NlI
BY order Of the g. e.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK.
au 21-1* Il. OF l.. and s.
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,o,;o, ~ FARM NJ AN.

c-'>-,--.--.-, -. , yonns mau OF SeVerai
~ AZ ~ ~ , situation as EOok.
" w. cA'Tt.""'ih> uati,c Of Richmond, ir:
t.t .ttt .iht. Il ~ au 2i2i*
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HEo COMPANY, ATTENTION "a
Il Members or This command, as well US &
those Of other comDanies who intend Joining ly
with them in the eTcampment at Jordan Alum il
springs, will without further delay procure their
tickets from Lieutenant Miller, and knaDsacks, &c.
from Sergeant kedford 1t Is necessary ihat every
man tend to this matter To-day, as TO delay will
cause much trouble Oh Saturday
BY oruer OF JOHN A. PlZZlNl,
Lieutenant commanding
r. H. GILLIAN, Orderly Sergeant. au2 Gilt
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/ 80 - ar, ar one fine Herttord COW; ygg
Gavin: i1l'ed: within Two weeks of herkGIs.
b. " gIm ntt years old Can be sscn on nv Drcmi-
S,i'i 70 ,! Seventeenth sIres. ~ -
JOHN GALLAGHER
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N OF / G E.-A general meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF the GLOVER HILL
Of Mc,srs. Lancaster & Co, In the city OF Rich-
mond, on WADN ESDAY the 26th August, 1874.
at / 2 O'Clock M.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
jy 25-td ID. S. WOULDRiDGE, Treasurer.
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Nall. HAiT.. SALT!!!

l.
"Iio SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT,
'''"t' Tiled, in double bleached sacks; cargo Of
'''' Hasn"" daily expected a, City Point and
I''a2."aI, ,n4 for sale by
- ROBERT F. WILLIAMS K co.
liihH>E, FISH, BACON, FLOUR. AND
g,.,t.?' 't?' US Fifty boxes prime CHEESE (con-
1.,',s"I",l al -u.n:nerJ;
ri,,N!. ~. 40. North Carolina CUT HER
- 'a,lrt, T;t No. ! North Carolina GROSS HER
'@r'1H >o,. l, 2, aud 3 .MACKEREL, new !;
",ad7 CLEAR klB-SiDES, SHOUL-
1n, hi;E>. aud BANS;
5r ,, an, h'I SALT constant supply on hand) :;
'n'kts p>bORSE'S JAVA and RIO PRE-
iA%hD tDftEE, for whlch WE are sole
srt --'hts Tor Virginia.
a. ,"'A~' CANDLES:
.IE, ,,1!Ft!S DkhEHEkA NOLASsES:
''H oOAP, all grades
So ,Snears, Teas, Tobacco. Cigars, Sauff,
'I"ar, Buckets, TUBS, Twine, Paper, sc.
SO%rrcI, n.yGEhR RLso, = CO.'S .n, W an
~ SrLEE AUGUSTA COUNTY (yA.)
l. fan ,',,f 'h hhlnhEf. for which We are agents.
j. =. FP'! oi other LIQUORS At wholesale only.
- ROGERS d MCUANCE.
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AMUsEMENTs.

DIGEON MATCH.-THE RICHMOND
I SHOOTING CLUB wilt shoot mitch at one
hundred pigeons a, the Fair Gi ounds, THIS EVE
MING cvninI Inclng at 4 O'Clock. au2l-1t*
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y J"i-O.fEN'S CARRIAGES ATcWm z
REDUCED Prices 8gT

e44>ts so "am M - eaVe from W 10 S5 on your pup.
Il. Al, JOIN DOYs,.
SIr OS55%y ~ 'ut everything In order TO refit his
IIk4tk str,l,o, Malt hl,*et. belSeeu Seventh and
sulS.lW
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4 TTENTION. COMPANIES "B"
IA AND "F."-In accordance with Special q
Order No. 21, Issued by the C0l0ne! { ctmmand- M
ing the regiment and approved by the Gnyeruor. II
the aDoye-namcd companies Will assemble 1t tue
armory on SATUkDAY ut O'Clock I. NJ, fully
ed in circular already issued. by order Of
CAPTAIN ". 4. CLARKE,
Commanding battalion.
II. MILLER, Lieutenant and acting Adjutant.
au
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LGST, SEkAgED, DC.

| n>T, tr% DAYS since. between the post
- M" auI;hc First National Bank, BUNDLE
" tAl'' Il, a.! SdlHe 10 no zone tut myself. The
""-"r w ht su!;abiy rewarded by leaving them at
I1r htyu'g' Office. Among The papers Is "a map OF
''.l.:'-s'ias, -"Imc d"c;s ana two negotiable
;,--'ll'. ilf Il eco. payable twelve months from
.S' h"i ] : - aHd on for S43. uncudOrsed.
"' -t.lt JAMES L. SUTTON. JR.
| ">!. pn Broad street between Fourth
-, 80 A. >tNenlh on saturday night, LINEN
~ lii "Nh GOLD HUTTON attached. The finder
's 50, .i" rally rewarded by leaving the button ut
'a.' IL. all 2l-2tx
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,>rrp. a good COOK, ,,s wAshsS, Asa een,
II ..1IEu>hE u Tor I'm rance liberal wages
" %'lan Without ,u s,'>dl Maddox nm to j. W.
y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST VIRGINIA REGMENT,l
Angus. i g., 1874. !
SPECIAL ORDER No. 21.-Compauies n
- .'B" and "Fn OF this regiment are hereby g
ordered into camp at the Jordan Alum Springs t!I
for the space of six days. commencing on the ii
23d day OF August, 1874, for crill and Instruction
The senior officer Ill charge will assume command
of the battalion. BY order OF
Colonel JOHN A, SLOAN.
Official: +. d. STARKE. Adjuant.
Approved: j. L.. kEMPER, Governor. Gu 2l-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21

IEANIEn, ENERl BODY TO KNOW
" tbs; INC celebrated French Scourer, No. u
aa.a Whole .Wi! Tor - in The very best manner,
L. FRENCH,
No. Ninth street.
f>'sagsG in Richmond, 1888.
+ .5-.lA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-21
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=. - DAVENPORT & NORRIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-07

THE editor oil the Morndsville National
Is becoming belligerent. he has served
notice on the editor OF the Democrat to
keep bis name out Of his paper, and &C,
companies the notice with the observa-
tion that ifhe was a fighting character he
would ere this have blown out the Demo.
crat mans brains. The latter, nothing
daunted, replies by alludiug to the Ma.
'IoHdI man as an idiotic editor, who hasu't I
any brains Of his own that any body
knows Of to blow out. This sort Of re-
parlee is what Is known as personal jour.
nalism. There is bad case of the same
style OF Journalism now In progress in the
San Francisco papers. The editor Of the
Chronicle called the editor of the Sun a
bigamist and liar" and the Sun retorted
In severe terms concerning the mother
aud sister Of the editor Of the Chronicle.
The editor Of the Sun Is iu Jail on a
charge ot libel, and there is probability
that the Chr0nicle man will soon be sent
to keep him company. A somewhat
novel phase Of the difficulty is the per.
iormance OF son OF the Chronicle editor
who entered the Sun office with a hatche,
and demolished the forms containing tht