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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-10
Arrest of n Murderer .

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
CHATHAM, VA, August S.-Edward Haw.
kins, who killed james A. Jackson, q noto-
rious scalawag, near Callaud, in this county,
in 1872, in drunken fight, was arrested q
few days ago by Deputy Sheriff William J.
overly and Policeman John W. Cole, of this
place, near Allegheny station, on the Cbesa.
peake and Ohio railroad, and brought to this
place and lodged in Jail. A reward Of 500
has been offered by the Governor for his
capture. Itis alleged that Hawkins is one
of gang of counterfeiters who have been
operating in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Viz
ginia for the past two years.
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AUCTION sALEs TH1s DAY.

II. MCCORMICK, 10 A. b., household furniture.
miscellaneous articles, SC.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6 2. NJ, two building lots
In Manchester, corner Of NcDonough street
and Ccwardin avenue.
J.THOMPsON BROWN, 12 H., farm In Chester
neld, at courthouse in Manchester.
SAMUEL a. PULLIAM, 12 ri, at the Council
chamber, will receive bids for the city garbage.
BURTON, CARTER & CO., 10 A. NJ, at No. 72s
Main street, general assortment or household
and kitchen furn iture.
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Arrest Of Woodnnll and Cianf,s,9

NEW YORK, August g.. Victoria G. Iood.s
hull and Tenlie G. Clafin were arrested to-
day on warrant on complaint OF a. M.;;1
Truman. who alleges that in 1871 when:
Woodruff g. Clanin were doing business In:
Broad street, she deposited with them, to He
invested, SS4O0, which she was to recet7e on
demand with interest that she has since
made several demands, but never got the
money. They were held in 5000 bail at tho
sherifI's Office. ClDflin and her mother were
TO have sailed for Europe to-day. n
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Latest News ION {.
washfn ssaI -

~ UoAk1k9 ~ =
WAsHNGroN, August niIlbo
I'm national bank notes Nefe exchau6e6 NJ
|legaEfeDdefs to-day.
Colonel CiHm acts as Ind Han CoME5l lss5Oteks
during the absence or missioner amitl
vino h feefeating
The Treasury Depaftm tment, sincc the M
journment Of Congress has paid out 6s5o,.s
600 on the claims of southern residents b.
fore the Southern Claims Commission. The
Commission awarded over 4t, ,000, ,00c on 3tlsss
5clsims. but Congress appropriated only
Ss663, ,7ss, 80.
There have been but two sppiieations foks
new western banks tffs mouth and they 44ss:
gregate only q capital OF $I09, coo. 81
The retirement OF currency has thus ar
exceeded the amount or new sirculatiOn.,
Within few days the National Bank OF Mis-
souri,, at 81. Louis. has surrendef It's cifcu-
la'fon and retired its bonds to the srn0unt oks
s950, 600.
Superyisors and collectors OF intcrnalreye-
nue. are forbidden TO allow their wives or
children TO act as slerks.
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Hanging I'm Tennessee.

ISpecial Telegram 70 the Dlspatch.J
JoNEsBoRo', August 8.--A negro named
Bill Worley was hung last night, seven miles
from this place, by negroes, for raping Q
white girl thirteen years old. The outrage
was perpetrated on the I'd instant, and after
the consummation Of the terrible act he cut
her throat from ear to ear. Her body was
found in the woods. on The 9th. The negro
was detected by his wearing the girls gurters
on his arms. They were bloody. He con-
fessed.
[Press Dispatcb.]
KNOXVILLE, August 8.-Last Sunday after
noon negro named William Worley as
saulted a white girl, fifteen years of age, in
the woods near Johnson's city, Washington
county, East Tennessee. The negro raped
the girl and then murdered her, cutting her
throat from ear to ear. The search for the
missing girl, who was of highly respect
able family, continued until yesterday, when
the horrible discovery was made. The ne
gro Worley was suspected Of the crime and
arrested, and upon being accused, confessed.
Last night, while being taken to Jail in Eliza
bethtoD, he was hanged.
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CITY ESGISEER's OFFICE, }

NITIMNND, 4, august >, TO n.
TO TIMERS. PLUMBERS. PAINT
1 tES. AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proposals
vii! '"' Received II this Office until FRIDAY, Au-
el!,i +ih. ut y o'clock NJ. for the TIMING,
PIT MhI>n and GsS-FITTiNG, PLASTEklSG,
and rAiiTIht' vi the Armory or The Richmond
i1w!ilrrs. III The iiy >pringS lot.
Ridi~rs must tate the price per yard for plaster
i!lI. ana painting PR coat, for gas 1tting and
iE:HaiHs hy the i"i,, and per squire TOR Timing.
IN" '"'Mnit'cc on Public Grounds and Buildings
f+r"!'r lie right 10 reject any or all proposals
e""fcI ". l.. CUTSHAW,
at e.tt City EugiLeer.
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, August s.-Tbe first days
races OF the second meeting Of thy Saratoga
Racing Association commenced tas sdny. The.
track was very heavy. "a
First Rdce.-Kentucky stakes Tor two
year-oIds. 300 entrance, half forfeit, With
81 ,0Oo added; second horse to receive 300
out Of the pools; one mile. There were
fifty nominations. Ten horses started. Tbes
race was won by Chesapeake, with james A.
second and Willie Burke third. Time, 1:4sH.
Second Race Summer handicap, for alL
ages, 800 entrance, bali forfeit, 81 900
added; distance two miles. There were
twenty mine nominations, and six horses
started. Lizzie Lucas won by q length, Cul.s
pepper second, and Ca,esby third. Time,
3:39a.
Third Rdce.-Free handicap stseple-,
chase, Tor all ages, 300 to the winner si6o+
to the second horse; distance, about three
miles. -Four horses started. George West
won by q head; Bullet second Time,
55I8
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Tno Grea ! seand.l ].

NKw YORK, August 81 Moulton'x 4 staie.
ment before the, Beecher invcstigating CONE
mitfee have been pestponed until Moddays
Henry @. Bowen seeds the Following dis
patch from Putnam, Conn.,, dated Today u
TN the dispatches printed In the papers
to-day appears what putportS 20 be the Sub.
stance of an interview OF III. u. Bowen With
a, reporter Of the Brooklyn Eagle ON The
Brooklyn scandal. i have had no interview;
whatever with that or any other paperor
individual, and the whole story, from be..
ginning 10 end, Is q siupendous fraud n
Reports Of various interviews are the only;
new things on the Beecher scandal to-day:
Beechsr has gone to Peekskill, and the ccnl-:
mittee ere out Of town. .g
Moult0n has concluded his statement. Iti
is very lengthy. 81
Judge; Morris, Tilton's counsel, said to-
day that Tilton has Lot yet commenced his.
auit against Beecher. The papers Will be-
served just as soon as they are prepared.
The action Of the committee will neither
hasten nor delay the commencement OF tho
suit for moment. The action Will be.
against Mr. Beecher for Grim. con. with
Mrs. Tilton. 50 y,
The amount claimed will be In accordsEtb
with the magnitude Of this Huit but In
this connection Mr. Tilton,s purpose In
bringing action is not to receive any pecls
MARY benefit, but simply to yindicase his
good name against the atrocions ISLANDERS 10
which he has been subjected.
Questions were asked to-day OF q gertle-
man connected with the case as to whist The
committee would do IL Moulton offered hit;
statement and declined 70 be cross-examinea.
The answer WAS that the COMMITTEES 3WUufA
then decline toreeeive the statement atatls
and If Moulton should then make IL pHbltc is
would have to go before the country on slich
state Of facts, and let the people decid0 tlso
question.
It is certain the committee would ideeiyA
from Moulton the documents if ha should
elect to turn them ever without any stste-
ment; but should he weave .hcss ystls
ments into statement In which he bhanld
characterize those papers and draw cddefts
sions from them, and then decline to sn1ense
to cross.examinatioD, the committee would
certainly refuse to accept such q statsnieIss a
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TEMPERANCE ExcURsIoN.-A temperance
excursion and picnic, under the auspices OF
Springfield and Harmony Divisions, Sons Of
Temperance, to Curle's Neck, will take place
Monday, August oath. The committee of
arrangements have made ample provisions to
accommodate large number, having Sc.
cured two barges. McCann's band of music
has been engaged, and there will be singing,
dancing, and other amusements.
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SCOTTISH GAMES AT THE FAlR-GRoUNDs.-
The Caledonian Club OF this city will, it is
said, give an entertainment at the State Fair
Grounds early in September, at which va
rious Scottish games and pastimes will be in-
troduced. 1t is intended by the committee
of arrangements that the affair shall be In
all respects highly interesting and attractive.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RlcHnoND PosT.O OFFICE AUGUST 8. 1S74.-Mr.
Willie u. Bateman, No. 713 Duyal street,
Richmond, Va; Miss Lavinia Lewis, No.
341 Chestnut street, Springfield, Mass; Ma
jor 81. FL. wilkins, Richmond, Va.
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Retotctng in North Carollna.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
RALEIGH, n. c., August S.-Raleigh gives
grand jubilee on Monday. Hon. A n.
Kelley and Captain George D. Wise, OF
Richmond; Hon. W. F. E. Gregory and
Colonel W. E. Hinton, of Petersburg; Colo
mel Walter Fl. Taylor and Colonel j. w.
Hinton, Of Norfolk; and Judge Watts, Of
Portsmouth, have been invited to address
the people. The whole State is wild with
excitement over the great and glorious vic.
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CoNTNuED.--George Bryant, charged with
stealing horse Of the value Of 500, the
property of DR.. George K. Gilmer, of Hen
rico county, was brought before the Police
Justice Saturday morning. In consequence
of the non-attendance of certain important
witnesses, who reside in Cumberland coun-
ty, the case was continued to the 18th in.
slant, and the accused recomuhted to Jail,
and proper steps were directed to be taken
to bring the witnesses wanted before the
court
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from the ilmington Nor.h carolna) Morning

Star:
"oF PUBLIC INTEREsT.-C. D. Myers Co.
have exclusive control of the sale Wilmington OF
B-Select, the most celebrated and most popular
brand of Virginia whiskey. Instead OF the aoul-
terated northern whlskeys, for which our people
spend SO much money, let them try this prime
wh!skeY, which, for purity and cheapness,is is abso-
lutely uurlyalled."
Messrs w. D. BLAIR & Co, corner Of Ninth and
Main streets Richmond, Va, are the sole proprie-
tors OF this celebrated whiskey and the above ony
shows that a good, pure and cheap whiskey hxe
B-Select Will be appreciated anywhere.
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CIIY ESCISEER'S CFFICE,l
RICHMOND. VA, August s, 1874.

NOTlCE.-Seaed proposals will be re-
~ r.Ncd Al this Office until WEDNESDAY, 18th
a August. al = O'Clock NJ, t, furnish the city
mutt aud horses with FEED, PRONtNDER, &C.,
j.! 'ht term Of three months
4"t '"M'uilIcr on Streets Generally reserve the
ittLl !" roget any all proposals offered, aud Of
in.'t me contract for each article requited to the
i9mwl bidders therefor.
iMM' mi proposals can be obtained by applying
d. IN' "lAcc. W. r. CUTSHAW,
al : III (ity kupinppr
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SERENADE TO GOVERNOR iWALKER.-The
Kemper Kampaign Klub and Old Dominion
Club, Of jefferson Ward, are making extern
siye preparations for a aserenade TO be given
ex. x.Governor Walkers on the night following
the day of bis nomination for Congress.
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EXAMINATION OF ROUTE AGENTs.-Msjor
Langley, appointed by the Postmaster. Gene
raj to examine the mail route agents of this
Staeas to their capacity, is in the city, and has
been examining the different route agents
who leave the city. After he gets through
with them he will commence the eXamina-
tion OF the mailing clerks in the post-ofice.
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PEACH BRAND CIcARs.-Mcssrs. WH1TLocK
& AGeAM. manufacturers of these superb cigars,
received the following order on Saturday:
PLEASE send me one box Of PEACH BRAND CT
GAEs dark color. Send 10 care Cataract Hoase.
Niagara Falls, by express. ! have not seen cigar
as good as those since left home. Yours, &C.,
"R L. BROWN"
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BowLER,s CREAH ALE AND PoRTER-The
steady and Increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Dir. BOWLER TO
arrange with the well-Known firm OF W. D. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr. Louis Euker.
700 Broad street, supplies Bowlers Ale and Porter
in bottles. Orders from the trade to HEFRy Bow
LEE, Spring Park Brewery, pfQmptly filed.
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Alabama palafies.

SELMA, August s.-B. s. Turner {negrob
an ex.co1gressman, was nominated unani-
mously By the Radical Convention for
county treasurer. The Convention heartily =
endorses the ciYilrights bill.
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FEVER AND A CUE Is now prevented In malarial
districts. To cure IL without injutfng the system
use Deshler's Fever and Ague Pills. They never
fail. No mercury, arsenic, or quinine. Cannot 40
harm. They inyigorate and strengthen, and build
up where other treatments pull down. Established
about twenty-five years. Sold by druggists. Re
member the ename-DEsHLER's. Write to FRASER
& LEE, New York city, for descriptive pamphlet
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CoNyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST Z, 1S74.-Lots 'front.'
ing "a 1.G feet on Eighth street, near Main,
for $1,000; lot fronting 30 feet on Cary
street. between Fousbee and Adams, for
S2,s75; lot fronting 62 feet on Poplar street,
near Floyd, for Sl,612.
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In JAIL FOR THREE MosTHs.-.John Hager,
charged with assaulting Andrew Smith
{colored), and creating disorder in the
street, was on. Saturday sent to Jail for three
months by the Police Justice in default OF
;$l0O surety to be of geod behavior.
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Personal---very.. DR.. w. 81. Ruffner, Su.
perintendent of Public Education, is at Lex.
ipgton writing his annual report to the Gen.
eral Assembly.
General Asa Rodgers, Second Auditor,
has gone to Loudoun to spend his vacation.
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PYrH1AR EsDowMEST PLAN.-This plan,
similar to the one now in operation in the
Odd. Fellows, seems to grow In favor with
the Pythians of this city, On Friday night
it was adopted by Hines and Damon lodges.
Sixlodges in the city have now adopted the
endowment plan.
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PROPOSALS.
GlIY ALMSuOUsE,
srPERISTESDEST'S OFFICE.

August s, lS74.}
NOTItE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ .lrc.1y"d al this office until L TUESDAY, Au-
Iu.l lll>-i. 1t = o'clock NJ. for furnishing the
tHy ;ntstpu-, with supplies Of
FRESH EEtF, SUGAR,
PORK, VINEGAR,
HitrN. SOAP,
ElUI 4. SALT.
'uHN MEAL. MOLASGES,
Rl'E. lEi>I POTATOES,
COFFEE. IL i:RlAGS,
hr ,lc quarter ending TUESDAY. November 10.
isl.
l}r Committee FOR the Relief Of The Poor re.
n; right to reject any all bids offered, and
oi .ytu. HE contract for each article required to
1t" lowr.' bhd,r sa""f5r.
f"r.s ol >roEusS can he obtained AT this office.
i>lgurt.i WILLIAM ENGLISH,
chairman Committee for Relief Of the Poor.
:ul N-,tl>,NSIu
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Nau Cnffosa.

sAyAsNAH, GA, August s. The new.ropS
cotton Is coming In freely. The first Florida
bale was received yesterday. The second
Georgia bale, from Bainbridge county was
received to-day also q bale from AsdisoD,
Fla. and another from Thomas county, Ga;
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p1ssoLUr1oNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm of CHARLES W. chill
DREY Il CO., 1902 Main street, Is this (the 7rh
day OF August 1S74) dissolved by mutual consent,
Henry v. Gray, Of said company. having pur-
chased the license Of General Merchandise Brokers
in the firm Of Charles w. Childrey & 20.
All parties having accounts in The hands OF said
firm for collection Will please come forward at once
and make proper arrangements for their collection
to the concern. Charles w. Cbiidrey will continue
at the old stand In the tobacco retail and collecting
hucipass all 1O.1tS
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AUGUST 6, 1874.

Observation-Disclosures The
~ firm consisting Of Thomas Balmer, Thomas
Dunnill. and Joseph L; Pickering. trading under
the style of THuMAS BALMER & Co., was, on
March lst 1874, dissolved by mutual consent. The
business WILL in future, oe carried OH by the under
signed under same style, THOMAS BALMER 6
co. - s-a" = -,
The nrm take this opportunity to thank their
friends for their PATRONAGE and 10 solicit contin.
ance of same 10 them at their new store, No. 4G
South street. Baltimore Md. into which It, Is their
intention to remove and continue the business after
July 18Th We shall take an opportunity later OF
advising our friends as 10 the date on and after
which we shall be able to fill orders from our new
store We shall still continue until such notice In
our present store, 1917 Cary street Richmond, Va.
THOMAS BALMER,
THOMAS DUNNILL.
te 24-eod2w&tlaw10t
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FoUEp At LAsr-TEe long sought-for place
where youcan get money loaned on your dlamonds,
watches JeWelry, silYerware, &c. Cali at A sHAR.
R1sfs Loan Once, S22 Main street, ana You viii
learn all about It. All transactions strictly conf
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The Chesapeake and
Ohio mail train due here on Saturday at
P. NJ. was delayed about two hours by q
slide on New river, in West Virginia.
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NE PHOTOGRAPHY respectfully
announce to the public generally that we have pur'
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied by Mr.. w. 6. R. Frayser, and
more recently by Messrs. NJ. j. Powers & Co., at
No. 1O11 Main street. opposite the post-oftce. The
Gallery has. had many valuable improvements add
ed and we feel confident with our practical expe-
rience,w we can promise perfect satisfaction to all
who may favor us with their patronage.
Duplicates Of negatives heretofore made at this
establishment can be had at any time
Our prices are reasonable. :r
Visitors are always welcome, whether thoy desire
to sit for pictures or not.
E. S. LUMPKIN & CO.,
iy1S-lm opposite the post-ofice.
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THE DISASTER GROWING IN aAoalTuDE.:

RISING SUN, August s.-Among the Pat
Rogers victims Is Myers oidman, Of New
orleans. The friends of sil except Of Gold.
man have arrived. The officers OF the mail
line take charge of the unkuoHn bodies.
The disaster grows in mas gnitade, and alto.
gether over fifty bodies are believed 10 have
been recovered.
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Congressional Delegates.

(Spesal telegram to the DispatchJ
LYEcHBURG, August S.-Elem township,
Amherst county, elected three congressional
delegates to-day, all in favor of Major John
w. Daniel.
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THE LATEST STYLEs-A stock OF the latest
STYLES In ne ckties scar, &C., may be seen at E. b.
Spence & Sos,s, i 800 Main street.
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NOTICE-TO ALL WHOMSOEYER 1T
IN NAY CONCGRN.-N Notice Is hereby given
that G. ID. w. Clinton's business connections with
Messrs u. G. Mayo IL Co. were limited TO their
manufactures and business In and for the year A.
ID. 1873, and that partnership relations whatsor
ever exist between them. ID. e.. MAYO e. Co, s
je S-W6w* q. d. w. CLINTON. s.
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ICE |!
No. 1s11 CARY STREET, R1cuMoNp, Va.

=
Idesire respectfully to inform the citizens OF
Richmond, and all dealers and consumers OF zee,
annie arrangements to furnish private families,
stores, .ofices, &C., Ut ONE ANDA HALF CENTS PER
POUND. Liberal terms made with notes, Doaroms-.
houses, restaurants, bar-rooms. &c. Particular at
tention givea to packing and shipping: Orders
from the country and inland towns solicited. MI
their uncIs WIN give their particular attention to
the business and we respectfully solicit the trade
and patronage Of our friends, and those OF my
lie generally. iANE hIN6,,
au 5-d1W&sw2w
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MR. McCABH WAS Rot accompanied by any
one when thrown from q buggy and Injured
while driving on the Grove road Thursday
evening last. 81
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
eounting-room Saturday, August sth:
ga. III. 3P. n. Z. u.
"a S6 73
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-I hereby forewarn all persous
IN against crediipg MARTIN Alta nFIs on my
account, as will NOT be Responsible for any debts
contracted by him. Z
! MAEcIIRarER Va ---L---. an I l-lf
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IF you wish your hair clean and restored to It's
natural color, try FERRASpINrs MAGIC WATEs, .A.r
warranted TO be the best in use Used tby great
many. and invariably approved. Price only u
hottie Mt 3l8 Broad street.
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MANCHESTER. VA.

NOTICE. hereby warn all persons
In against crediting JANE RANDOLPH. who
left her husbands home. ON Mr.. Henry Randophs
farm. on the 9th of May, as viii not be rsspon-
an s.3t. LEWIS RANDOLPH.
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TRAHsFsR PRnyTNG-ISKs VIII copy clear and
met for an indefinite period OF time. Send your
orders for work 10 be done in these inks 70 the Dis
5Datcb Printing House.
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TRAFsrrI PRINTIgG-IsKs for copying letter
headings, statements, dc Can pe eopled
In the ordinary letter press book. SEND your orosrs
II, these inks, aud for all ether descrip
.ions of printing, 10 the DisDntck Printing
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pREHlUM PURSE oFFRRED.

Rochester, August s. The Board Of Dis
rectors OF Driving Park Association to-day
resolved to give purse OF 600 70 any
horse that will during the inaugural meet
ing nexs week, upon their track, beat Cold
smiths Maids time of 2:16} The dsy has
not ret been fixed. The Maid IS here.
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OF DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnerehip heretofore existing between
w. ID. simmons & W. II. Bragg, under the firm OF
SIMMONS s. CO., Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be continued by w. II.
BRAGG, who is authorized to settle the accounts
OF the late hIm. W. u. SIMMONS,
w. II. BRAGG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-10
LGsr, STRAYED, DC.

STRAYED, from the premises Of Mr.. On
y N. A. Moncure, Dinwiddie county, on ~
Sunday, July ] 9TH, BAY MARE, right hind foot
white no other white marks mane aud tail black
about fifteen hands high She had no shoes on her
left feet. Last seen Ford depot, on the South
side railroad. liberal reward viii! be paid to any
one who will deliver her to Mr.. COUSINS, Dln-
widdie Courthouse. au 5-4teod*
No. 257 for
In four shares. and No. 32S for three shares, of
old stock OF the Virginia fire and Marine lnsur-
ance Company, in my name, have beer lost or mis-
laid.
Application will be made to the Company for
renewal of the same JOHN G. STONE.
In 4 lnX2mTu .--- IL. - -