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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24


CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST %, 1S74.-L Lot 'front.'
ing 65 feet on Fourth street, near Jackson,
for 81 ,040; lot fronting = feet on St. Peter
street, for Sl3j; lot fronting 80 feet on Sixth
street, near Leigh, for $3.50 (; lot fronting ls3
feet on st. Stephen street, between Baker
and Charity, for S13s.75; lot fronting 30
feet on Graham street, for $500; lot front
ing 263 feet on Federal street, near Richard,
for $40; lot fronting 402 feet on Canal
street, between First ana Foushee, for
$1,000; lot fronting 2s4 feet on Baker street,
corner of st. Paul, tor S1O0; lot fronting
2S3 feet on Baker street, corner of st. Paul,
for $277.SS; lot fronting 6 feet on Ross street,
for $50; lot fronting Ala leet on Twenty
ninth street, between l. and N, for 81, ,1G5;
lot fronting % feet on Cary street. between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, for ,275 lot
fronting 10 feet on Baker street, between
st. Stephen and ST. james, for $3.50; lot
fronting 80 feet on Grace street, between
Twenty.sixth and Tweutyseventb, for 5000 !:
lot fronting Is feet on Cary street, between
Sevent tn and Eighth, for 81, ,450.
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DEPARTURE OF THE MILITARY FOR THE
SPRINGS. Companies B and f of the First
Virginia Regiment left the city on Saturday
afternoon for the Jordan Alum Springs un.
der command of Captain Maxwell 7. Clarke,
Lieutenant III. T. Miller acting as adjutant.
Company was commanded by Lieutenant
G. L. Binford and Company + by Lieuten-
ant John A. P!Zzini. The battalion num-
bered, rank and file, about seventy-five men,
and was accompanied by band of music
and fifty or sixty friends of the soldiers.
The military will return to the city on Sun.
day next. Captain Charles +. Taylor quar-
termaster for the BATTALION. will leave 10.
night for the encampment, and any pack
ages for the men will be taken charge OF
and promptly delivered if left at his store on
Main street.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL
RICHMOND PosT.OFFIcE AUGUST %. 1874
George Allen; Lizzie Bethel, Charlotte n
c.; w. j. Black, Lynchburg, Va; E. 81
Clark, No. 2O6 sonth Front street, Phiadel
phia. Pa; Mead Haskius, Newsboro' post
office, Brunswick county, Va; Laura Mitchell
Richmond, Va; Miss Darsey Moore, Prop
Orphan Asylum, Washington, u. G.; Lucy
OBrino, Lynchbure, Va; Mrs. Mary Young
corner Wayland and Manning street /: pack
age for Eliza f. Jones, MattoX depot, Rich
mond and Danville railroad, Va.
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EXCURSION TO AsuLASD.-The Third-Street
colored Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Derrick,
pastor, propose to make an excursion to
Ashland to-day, for the benefit of their
church, which has been undergoing repairs
for some time. The Attucks Guard, Captain
Hobson, will assemble on the corner OF
Seventh and Broad streets at Z O'Clock for
the purpose of accompanying the excursion
A full band will be in attendance. The
company will shoot for handsome gold
medal. A Bible will also be presented to
the society having the largest number Of
members present.
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Tue sTERET L1GHrs.--It is stated on good
authority that by the adoption of the report
OF the Committee on Light by the City Coun-
Gil Il better light than heretofore will be had,
and q considerable amount saved.
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Pic N.c.--The committee in charge Of the
annual picnic of the Meade Memorial church
have decided to have it at the beautiful farm
of General Robert Ransom, a few miles from
the city, and nesr the RiYeryiew road.
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JUDGMENT AND APPEAL.-William Burke
(colored), charged with stealing a silver
watch. the property of Randall Shelton (also
co}ored), was examined by the Police Justice
Saturday, and ordered to suffer thirty days
Imprisonment in Jail. His counsel took an ap.
peal to the Hastings Court, and the accused
was admitted TO bail in the sum of $500, with
bis brother as surety.
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nIssOLUTION--PAR The
IL arm consisting Of Thomas BalIner, Thomas
DunniII, and Joseph L. Pickering, trading under;
the style of THOMAS BALMER & Co., was, on
March Ist, l874. dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will In futures be carried on by the undef.
signed under same style, THOMAS BALLMER g
co.
friends for their patronage. and TO soctta contln,
ance of the same them at their new stores No 4o
South street. Baltimore, Md into which 1t Is their
Intention TO remove and continue the business after
July 18th We shall take an Opportunity later o.
phtch We shall be able to iii orders from our new
store We shalt still continue until such notice in
- o1A y ps&'5 - THOMAS BALMER,
THoMASUUN&lLL.
ie 24-eod2w&f1aw10t 81
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POLICE CoUnT, SATURDAY--Poltce Justice
Joseph j. White presidsng.-The following
cases were disposed of:
William Jackson, charged with unIawfully
entering the premises of E. X. Jarvis with
intent to commit larceny, was required to
give security in the sum Of 800 for his good
behavior; in default he was committed to
Jail.
Peter Allen, charged with trespassing
upon the premises OF W. S. Seldom, was dis
charged.
James Shepperson and 81. W. Fore,
charged with fighting in the street, were dis
missed.
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have for rent, on Curtis Neck, In Henrico coun-
tv, thirteen miles from Richmond, by road, and
Immediately Oh jams river, ,-o,,,y,,
-FOUR BEAUTIFUL AND HlGHL I'M
PROVED FARMS,
three Of which contain $50 ACRES each, with
comfortable DWELLINGS and necessary out
houses and the HOME TRACT OF 140 ACRES,
100 of which is well set in timothy and admirably
suited for dairy farm. On ibis tract, besides the
dwelling sab es and other outhouses, are store,
ent to q new and substantial wharf, where the river
steamers can stop ut all iimes
Parties wishing to rent are inved to examine the
premisas Communications addressed to me at
f,ur's Ncck post-ofce, er Richmond, Va, Will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
N.
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DEATH OF TIE WIFE OF Rev. DIR. BURROWS
Mrs. ,Adaline Burrows, wife of Rev. DR.. Bur
Rs;Hastor Of the First Baptist church ol
this city died at the Imboden House, on
Saturday morning at O'Clock. Mrs. Bur
rows was the daughter of Benjamin Van
Benthuisen, OF EbaDy, N. Y, Of a family
directly descendeffro the early Holland
settlers Of that esecelon. For twenty years
she has been d resident of this city. She
was quiet, unostentatiou lady, discreet and
domestic, whose highest sphere of Influence
and usefulness was the home. Sincerely
pious and conscientious, she was devoted
wife, a tender and judlcious mother, and d
faithful and trusted friend. Her modest
piety and unassuming graces Of character
and life, endeared her to a large circle of loy.
ing friends. Her funeral took place yester-
day from the First Baptist church.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The clerk OF
the Hastings Court reports the following
transfers for the week ending August 22d
Parker Campbell to Benz p. Owen,
81 feet on Belle Isle avenue, near Semmes
street. for 81 200.
William l. Cloptou, trustee, to George +.
Abbott, 40 feet on Hull and Fourth streets
81 800.
ADMITTED TO REcoRD-The clerk of the
County Court recorded last week copy oi
the agreement between the United states
Government and the Old Dominion Granite
Company in relation to the contract for fur
nishing stone for the post t-oftice and court.
house at Philadelphia. The document was
quite lengthy affair.
Observation-Disclosures Graham, Esq, pre-
sident Of the Bank Of Winchester, has ten.
dered his resignation, but it has not been &C.
cepted By the Board of Directors. E. w,
W eisiger, Esq, has been acting as president
and James M. Moody is spoken OF to Oil the
vacancy should the resignation be accepted
DEATH OF AN OLD REs1DEST.-Mrs. Nancy
Smith, the oldest resident OF our city, dleo
Friday night at the residence of her son-ln
law, Mr.. A. B. Waugh, in the eighty-fttt
year Of her age. Mrs. Smith was twice mar
ried, was q pensioner OF the war OF lSl2
and leaves number Of children and grand
children in this city and the county Of Ches
terfel1.
PERSONAL---VERY.. Joseph F. Deans, o
Berkeley, and former pastor Of the Baptis
chu-cn, is on q visit to old friends In thl:
city.
TIE G.. Y. M.-The annual cotien ant
croquet carnival rendered their lady. friend:
and other invited guests by this club vii
take place tomorrow at Vue lie Grand.
THE STERET LIGHTS. 1t is stated on goot
authority that by the adoption of the repor
| OF the Committee on Light by the City CouD
Gil better light than heretofore will be had
ana a considerable amount saved. -
Pic Ntc.--The committee in charge of tb'
| annual picnic of the Meade Memorial churcl
| have decided to have it at the beautiful farm
| of General Robert Ransom, few miles from
the city, and nesr the RiYerYiew road.
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EOR RENT. BRlCK rWELLING, q

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, d.
l. on Second street, between Main and Frank III
lin streets with six rooms kitchen two rooms, and
in excellent condition; modern Improvements.
BRICK DWELLING. on Cary, between Second
and Third streets, seven rooms In main BUILDING.
and three In the wing; will be put III nice order;
modern improvements.
BRICK DWELLING, on Grace, between First
and Second streets, sixteen rooms; kltchen stable
&C.; in good order.
FRAME DWELLING, on Cary, between FOushee
aud adams streets; seven rooms; two In kitchen
modern improvements.
FRAME HOUSE, OH Canal, near Foushee; SIX
rooms gas and water
STORE on Fifteenth street.
STORE under Exchange Hotel.
FRAME DWELLING, on Beverly street, be-
tween Pine and Belvidere streets, five room, and
kitchen. HILL GODDlS.
M At
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INTERNAL REvENUE CoLLEc7IoNs.-The
United States internal revenue collections
in this collection district for the past week
were as follows Monday, $17, ,394 90: Tues
SAY, sl4,945sO; Wednesday, go, 1880
Thursday, S9,443.S0; Friday, sl5, 2So. 80
SATURDAY, $16,442. Total for the week, $9S,
CSC. The collections for this month up to
Saturday afternoon amount TO 5000
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Mr.. Co.e-
man, Of hotel fame, and other eminent citiz.ns,
unite In recommending DEsH.ER'S FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS to sufferers. This potent but harmless
remedy is nearly quarter of century DID, and is
constaatly increasing In fame as an absolute. and
unfaifng specific against miasmatic and periodical
feyers sEd chils. 1t contains neither caiomel ar
Genie. or uti,,ine, and never fails to cure. -
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THIEF ARREsTED.--About 4 o'clock Satur-
day morning Policeman E. p. Hulce arrested
a colored man named James Allen charged
with stealing ten bars of pig-iron and two
old switch.bars from the DanYille deLo..
The stolen property was found at his house,
near the deE0t. He was before the Police
Justice Saturday morning, but in the absence
of witnesses bis case was continued until to-
morrow morning. 0
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PERSONAL---VERY.. A. W. Weddell, of Har.
risonburg, who has received call to the pas.
torate of Grace Episcopal church, in this
city, will be here tomorrow to confer with
Grace church vestry, previous to giving his
decision in the matter.
Governor Kemper on Saturday went up to
his farm, in Madison county.
Colonel James Mcdonald, Secretary of the
Commonwealth, c is in Aloemarle county,
seeking a short respite from the labors Of his
office
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I. M BUDD .D9BLE,Sc CONDITION
PowDERs.-The most experienced horsemen use
It. For sale everywhere. NH e-Mly 2f
mg- -MIsCHIEF IN THE AiR.--Wecar.

rMIsCHIEFIN THE AIR. Yves Gaze.
nor analyze the sriaI poisons that produce epdentc
and endemic diseases, but the valuable discoveries
which have been made IN vegetable pharmacy en-
able us 10 counteract their maltfc influence. The
most powerful known artfdote 70 eyeiy species OF
malaria IS sH0sTETTER's STOMACH BITrERs,.
pure botanical medicine, In which the heest anti
sepries, tonics alternatives. and stmuants Of the
yrge.ahle Kingdom are skilfnliy afd seaeeiiyeiy
combined. At seasons OF the year 8hett the q 3
mospbpre Is sureharged with mias,ns. and seen.
eyer The specific virus OF any dsease Is
supposed to be present In the air this famous cor.
reetive thould DC taken regularly US pro.eetiye.
an who choose 10 observe ibis psecautioa may PIG
10 intermlttent and remistent fefers, and
iu fact, 10 al disorders generated hy foul
| ,io,.:s ar bnnure wafer al 2l-deed1w1w
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CRY CONSERVATIVE CoMaITTEE.-The City
Committee will meet at the rooms OF the
Chamber of Commerce this evening to ap-
point delegates to the Congressional Nom
mating Convention which meets at the Ex-
change Hotel on the 26th.
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AUCTlON SALES THas DAY.

H. McCORMICK, 10 a. NJ, at his store large as
sortment Of household furniture.
w.B. RATCLIFFE, 1OIz A. NJ, groceries SC.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10Y A. AZ. at the Blake y
House, head of street, household furniture,
horses, carriage, &C.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff, 10 A. NJ, at store
No. Twelfth street, Charles M. Wallace's
splendid libraryof rare and choice books.
JOHN W. WRIaHT,1o a. NJ, a; No. 8 Twelfth
street, lady's gold watch.
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PYrH1AN ENDOWMENT BoARD. The Pyth.
ian Endowment Board has been organized
By the election Of John c. Teller, of Mar
shall Lodge, as president John B. Vaughan,
of jefferson Lodge, secretary; and Franels
T. Isbell, Of Hines Lodge, as treasurer.
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TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO CURL's NECK
To-day an excrirsion will be given by Har-
mony and Springfield Divisions, Sons OF
Temperance, to Curl's Neck, passing through
Dutch gap going and returning. The Com.
mittee of Arrangements promise good time
to those going down. Refreshments on the
boat and at the Neck at city prices. Dlncing
on the boat and other amusements will be
nrenared
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TOR RENT, that excellent STORE a.

TOR RENT, that excellent STORE a.
n No. 8 Fourteenth street. two doors from @sl
Main-receniIy occupied by Mr.. y. Recher. This
store. with shelving and counters complete, is ud-
mirably adapted for Hrst-class restaurant To an
immediate tenant The rent will be low. Also, the
BASEMENT, B perfectly dry, aud has a floor and
plastered walls and ceiling, suitable for barber )
saloon.
For rent, several BRICK DWELLINGS On west
Main street, six rooms eight rooms ten rooms, and
ali modern cOnveniences.
For rent, an elegant large NEW BRICK r ESI-
DESCE. just flushed. corner of Main and Linden
streets-a most desirable rStclass residence. Kent
very low 70 an Immediate tenant.
For rent, u comfortable BtICK RESIDENCE
on Broad street, opposite Bellevue school mo.
2115): Il good, roon1y house only 825 per month.
Apply at once. j. Thompson BRUWS.
uu 22 st Ills Main street.
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TRANSFER PRIETfNG-ISKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-blls, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing In these inks and for all other deserp
uons OF printing. to the DfsDdtch Printing House.
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NEWS OF THE PERIOD.

The Plymouth husbands feel relieved
AS Beecher's statement is believed;
Edwards and Collyers's fight is o'er;
And Eure got Mrs. w ood once more;
Bazaine bade belle France goodbye;
Old Bismarck did not care TO die; y
And ScHAAp,s great News and Fancy Store
Attracts attention more and more.
For the benefit OF strangers would state thai
sCHAAP's store is at l4G2 hain street, two cosr:
below Fourteenth, and Is famous for the splenaio
cigars and tobacco, .gold-headed and other canes
umbrellas, stylish jewelry, collars scarfs, inilia
paper and stationery, magazines and other readina
matter, YioliD-sfrings, and other fancy and fur.
nistIpg goods, which It contains. Remember the
direction: 1909 Main street.
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A IOC>T 3, 1874.
T. X. PRICE 6 CO.,
"A'e just opened
NJ" >!DE BAND PRINTS,
tAt>ii LINENS aud BLACK SILKS:
NI'h RtffLlSGs III variety;
hLAth and toLoRED KID GLOVES:
i.AS!E> BLACK SILK GLovES--best;
"Asi NtrIS and BLACK SILK NETT;
,,ANbl il" kpGES and ISsEETISGs;
nth oiGASD!Es, VICTORIA LAWNS,
'"FAb Lawns foH PoLASAISEs;
"''A a"d Isle GAUSTLETs:
,'-NENs Tor suiting and travelling.
''''cF |" inaSe room for new stock, all the
villa, SUMNER DRESS GOODS
,r ~ ''o oo without regard to cost. Great jobs
- III Them 70 those In want. au3
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TOBACCO FOR AUsrRIA.-The American brig
Stephen Bishop, Captain Gelkey, cleared On
Saturday for Trieste, Austria, with three
hundred hogsheads tobacco, shipped Dy
Messrs. f. III. Hanewinkel Il Co.
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FLOUR FOR SOUTH AMERICA British
barkentine Nil Desperandum, Eastaway.
master, has nearly finished taking in cargo
of -four from the Gallego Mills for Rio
Grande do Sui, and will probably clear TO-
dow
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THIGH CRUsHED. On Friday Mr.. Hicks,
who is q foreman at Green's quarry, had his
thigh badly mashed by large piece OF granite
falling upon 1t. .5si T ,:.
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TRANsFER PRINTING-INKs win copy clear and
distinct for indefnite-period Of time. Send your
orders for work be done In these inks 70 the Dis
Ddtoh Printing House.
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THE FEET.-Dr. SCHULTZ, the only reliable
practltiener in all cases OF corns, bunions nails
growing into The nesh &c. begs 10 inform his pa
irons aad others needing prompt and painless aid,
he has returned, md will be glad to relieve them
ali. Cfice 4 Nineteenth street. An early call VIII
obIge, as lie Win leave sooa again. Office hoHrs,
from / o 10 q O'clock.
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HENs1oo CoNvENTIoN.-Th Henrico Con-
yention TO nominate candidates for County
and Circuit Court clerks will assemble at the
county courthouse "Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock. a.,s IS, ss ta s,:t3rl
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EIOR RENT.-By virtue of an eXecu- GA
Il tion In my hands 1 shall proceed to rent Eli
1874, at Ii O'Clock A. NJ, TWO LARGE ROOMS
over the store of j. B. Bland &c Co., on Cary be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, lately Occu-
pied by C.. NJ. Wallace. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
au-l9 Sheriff city Of Rich nond
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DRY GOODS.
litDHiNS, GORDON & CO.,

II tp"lNS, GORDON & CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
ha'"a s,,d assortment Of IRON GRENADINES,
at cheap:
cash;
A't 't"NiNU GOODS and ALPACCAS, cheap;
h""ul.tul rkkCALE-. cheap;
"iIIk GnpDs-Hosiery and Embroideries-al
lev. clean, aud cheap;
Rial PIT. and CLCNY, Ia variety;
L" 'a'F" >torh IT CASH" SWISS, and other trim-
4Il:s Tor underwear;
TvhSh'ElEhpNS, SCARFS. and SECK-TIES;
UT vi ll" cheap RIBBONS al 2Jc.;
IIrnLi aud v INTER- CASSIME ERrS:
IITn ~ - ahd HEAVY GOODS-a good assortment: !:
~ hhD and BROWN SHEETiNGS, SHIRT
Efi-llCKS. &c. an15
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Saturday, August ODD:
81; sa NJ. % P5M. d.
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GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT APPOINTED
B. S. Fitch has been appointed general
freight agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, rice NJ. w. Goss, resigned. Mr.
Fitch is at present connected with the In
dianapolis, Bloomington, and Western rail-
road, and comes highly recommended as q
most efficient officer for the department to
which he has been elected, and as most eSti.
mable gentleman. He will enter upon his
duties here on the 10Th proXimo.
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LADIES. If you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
| GOODS, or have work done, go to R. FERgANDIN1
the only practical hair dresser In this city. Estab-
lished In 1858. at No. 613 Broad street.
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KEEP CooL---You can keep cool by getting your
summer clothing from e. B. SPENCE & SON They
are selling their stock at greatly reduced prices.
Give them call at 1900 Main street.
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Tue. ACCIDENTAL SHooTIsG.-M George
W. Bruce died from his wound Friday night.
His body was forwarded TO Lynehburg Tor
hurial y. 81
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The WEATHER.-A delightful shower on
Saturday afternoon cooled the atmosphere
considerably and refreshed everybody in nc
small degree
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EOR RENT; and possession given i'm. a.
4 mediately, STORE and DIV ELL n q Iii
above, on Franklin street, No. 1908. four doors
from the Old Market one Of the best retail grocery
stands in the city. Rent yer. low TO good tenant.
Apply to w. B. ALLEGRr,
= No. 613 Sixth street, north OF Leigh.
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STATE TREASURY The balance IN The
State Treasury on Saturday was s2e5, ,sl9.oS.
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# suS.sTRoxE.--Mr. D. e. Montgomery wa
attacked with sun.stroke while passing asone
Fifteenth street on Friday. s#:,s
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no PRINTERS, BINDERS, DPUB-
4. LIsHEf.s.-The subscribers manufactnre ko-i W
TARY PRINTING PRESSr 3, With from TWO 70 ten
impression @ g linders; also, PhfFtCrINGp paEss- ls
SION cylinders to be used with type or stereoIype.
and with one TO six leeders or Win Iehs Si
BED and PLATEN POWER PREss Ss;rl for SgGs sIp,
,aa distribution and from four to ten-form rollers
for the frest Illustrated neysPspers @ ann tps best
"a PH TT ri ImIR0AD.TICKET and COUPON phErSESs
SINCSI r. LARGE HAND LCYLlNDEh ,gEEsS
sasTIISSc as TnIIScTtE HAND Cylinder RAILWAY,
PKEss newapers sl modeGsss
her hour Also, furIsu every article rsqaireass "
ssfNps PRssss.s HYDakUllt
and SCREW nnok II PpEfssTRo. ao-
TYpERs ana sTEREOTYPEEs. CASTS fEE.h E
SAWS with impr yea inserted seesn sne Spsxs
our pcrsonai supersi OF the bsst aIu
workmanship. Illustrated ass,r ~
plicatton %; q; ~, ~ tsast ~ Nav
York. z gMarufactoriesi on Grand, Broome shsfiE'
and Columbia streets. New York; an lS-sni
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GXuzE uNpRRsHsRT linen and alpaca coats.
and an other articles of summer wear for saie Ut
greatly reduced prices BY d. 3. SPENCE y SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24

TOR RENT, new BRICK DWELL-@
II ING on Main street between Laurel and a.
cherry streets, with eight rooms in principal build
Ing, and wing; bath room, gas and wtler.
au 21.3t HILL, n GDDnIS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24

C1Rcus COMING John Robinsons circus
is coming TO Richmond next month. .ts.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-24

DOR RENT, one or more pleasant G:
Il ROOMS. To a small family OF good stand. III
ing the terms will be moderate.
T. r. BASS,
au 22-3tE No. 410 west Clay street.