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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

TRIBUTE TO CAPTAIN BINFoRD.-Thc fol-
lowing resolutions have been passed by the
(colorcd) teachers and ex-teachers OF this
city on the announcement OF the death OF
James Ii. Binford, Esq, late Superintend-
ent of Public Schools for Richmond j..
Resolred. That in the removal by death of
lanes II. Binford, Esq, after a brief career
as Superintendent of Public Schools for this
city, we arc reminded Of the shortness and
uncertainty OF life, and the necessity OF pur-
suing with faithfulness our duties. =,
Resolued, That in his death we feel that
the city has lost q public servant who was
untiring in his efforts to promote her pesI
interests and to protect her most sacred
trust.
Resolued, That we sincerely condole with
his bereayed family and tender our sympa-
thetic regards. =.
Resolued, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the city papers.
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HOTELS.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND. VA.

The subscribers having leased the above hotel for
term of years offer to the public rst-rate hoet az
low rates to suit the times The conduct or ts hotet
will be under their own Immediate supervision. anu
prompt personal attention will be given to all WHO
may favor them with their patronage. a..,
of 1t being in the Ely block, which Is just hcing ni-
ST. IL contains ONE HUNDRED LARGE AND
WE'LL VENTILATED BED-ROOMs. olany OF
them are so arranged to be used as par
lors and bedrooms 10 suit visitors 9I
Ing delightful breeze in summer and the genial rays
of the sun In winter These rooms are wel suteaior
invnlids. :,
This hotel has the great advantage Of being located
ON Main street, in the very best portion OF the city,
and In close proximity to all the following places:
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange. Hour.
Ing mills, banks, insurance companies courts, real
estate agencies, post-otce, cston-h0u5e. State cap
ftol and all the principal houses both whole
sale and retail. OK every class.
The ladies' entraIice and parOrs are Oh Main street,
The business Office Is on Twelfth street. easy Of ac
cess, and has attached thereto n PASSENGER ELE-
VATOR, by which, at y moments notice, visitors
can be placed on any floor In the building Tie hotel
Is heated with steam throughout and has all the mo-
dcrn Improvements to constitute
a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE will be OF the best. and our long
and successful experience In hotel life wiz assure
visitars that nothing will be left undone to make them
comfortable, aud we solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the travelling public, as well rs city
boartlerS.
PRICE PER DAY. Sc.
BALLARD & DODSON, Proprietora
JOHN y. BALLARD, j. S. DoDsoN.
former proprietor of FIX late OF Park Hotel.
change Hotel and founder
Of Ballard House.
RICHMOND, August l, 1876. au
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policy shall I keep it; will it benefit my
GREAT CALHOUN, SPEAK!

GREAT CALHOUN, SPEAK
Mr.. E. C.. Cahiil writes as follows to John
G. Calhoun:
It has been revealed to me that there is
soon to be an important movement greatly
beneficial to the South, in Which I, in con-
nection with n friend, will be leading
spirit Is this so Is this to be the annex
alton of Mexico or any Of that country? II
so, when will it be? Shall have wealth to
consummate it, or shall I have power and
influence to accomplish it?
SIMPLY BUSINESS, 0 MY MOTHER.
E. C. Mclean, OF New Orleans, asks his
mother:
in New Orleans. Where shall go? What
course shall pursue with the person am
about to meet to-day? Shall gain my suit
against Kennedy & Co.?
MEET NE ON THE NEGATIVE, MY FRIEND.
Henry C. Withers writes to Horatio
Borne:
Please look into my surroundings and adj
wise me how to do so that my spirit friends
may come to ME definitely. Tell me how
long before they can control me to write,
and how? II 7 send the number OF my
picture, will you come upon the plate with
me?
SAY, DO THEY GET DRUNK IN THAT BRIGHT,
BETTER LAND?
Horace Weston, OF Boston, writes to Rich
ard 7. Martin:
My Old and Esteemed Fricnd,- always
thought much OF you since you left us, and
should like to have you give me some ideas
of your condition in the new home to which
you were called. Were you conscious at
the time OF your death? How do you like
your'new condition? Doyou ever have any
desire for stimulants, or have you ever had
since you were called away? Were you sat-
isticd with the disposition Of your property,
rs your brother had the whole Of it? Are
you aware that he has never as much as put
simple stone to mark the spot where your
body lay:
Hoping TO hear from you, remain, as
ever, your true and faithful friend.
HORACE WESTON.
George II. Proctor, OF Gloucester, Mass,
writes many letters to persons in the spirit
world. One OF his letters reads:
A YANKEE NOTION OF THE IMMORTALITY OF
Brother William: We are engaged in MAX
ing Natures IIair-Restorcr. Will you give
us your personal attention? Inform me
what is the best plan to adopt to make it
pay profit very soon. What shall [ do to
make my wife happy believer in spirit
ualiSm
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judgt
Hughes disposed Of the following business

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
Hughes disposed Of the following business
Thursday:
In the matter OF Gideon w. Morriss. The
attorneysf for the creditors were allowed the
balance in the hands Of the trustee, amount
ing to S77.59, as fee.
In the matter Of 0. A. Francis. Order for
execution to issue in favor OF 5. Holt against
the bankrupt.
In the matter OF J. j. Chandler. The as
signee was allowed n credit Of $116.40 on the
amount OF S57S.36 reported against him, and
was ordered to pay the balance within ten
days.
In the matter Of William S. King. The
assignee was authorized to make such ar
rangement with the bankrupt IN regard to
his chooses in action as he may deem best.
In the matter OF T. B. McCurdy and G..
W. Spicer. Orders discharging the as
signee.
In the matter OF William NJ. Jackson.
The resolution accepting the composition
proposed by the bankrupt was confirmed.
In the matter of Charles 81. Pyle. The
further hearing of this matter was adj
iourned until the 18th Of September next,
and the attorney for the creditors allowed a
fee OF $50.
In the matter OF Fortunatus Dunn. Or-
der entered designating property to be sold
by the marshal to satisfy the claims Of w.
Fl. Drewry & Co.
Jacob Cohn, assignee, Us. Harris and
others. Order directing James NJ. Matthew:
to make certain inquiries in regard to a
deed of trust in the proceedings mentioned.
In the matter of j. NJ Ely. The assignee
was directed to set aside to the bankrupt
certain personal property, and the balance
realized from the sale OF the real estate after
paying the deed of trust thereon, and his
chooses in action, as an exemption.
In the matter OF W. w. Fretwell. Order
for execution in favor OF the United States
Marshal for his fees against the bankrupt.
In the matter OF F. J. Mcttauer. Order
approving report of Special Commissioner
Atkins, and distributing the funds.
In the case Of D. e. Goodwin. The re-
port OF the sale OF the real estate made by
the assignee and trustees was confirmed,
and the assignee and trustees ordered to re-
ceive the bonds held by 3. Z. Pope as so
much cash in payment OF the purchase
money due by him, and make him deed to
the property. The assignee was also di.
rected to deposit the amount received from
p. ID. Tiller in the Planters National Bank
The attorney for the assignee was allowed q
fee of S25.
Shovas d Scott rs. Sloop Sophie. Decree
Of sale and order to pay libellants.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

a MEETING Called for the Third Ward
Saturday Night.-A meeting has been
called by Mr. j. r. Cogbill, the secretary OF
the Third Ward Club, with the approval OF
the City Central Committee at its meeting
of Wednesday night, to take place on next
Saturday night at O'Clock for the purpose
of electing an alternate to the Congression-
al Convention and to express the preference
OF the ward for the congressional candidate
from this district. It is hoped that the
voters OF the ward will come out in full
force in order to have full and fair ex-
preston Of the sentiment OF this ward at
this meeting.
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WORK REsUMED.-The Old Dominion
granite quarry resumed work yesterday
with one hundred and fifty cutters, Desldes
the regular contingent force OF little over
fifty hands. Work had been suspended at
these auarries four months and one day. IL
is expected that in q few weeks ABOUT one
hundred additional workmen will be put
ON. The work on the present contract Is
for the Philadelphia post-ofiice. MT. Ezra
Hawks is the superintendent at THESE quar-
ries, and the Government has no more
honest or efficient officer in its employ.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures 10
seph j. White presiding.-George Grob, as
saulting and abusing his wife and threaten
ing to do her bodily harm, failing to appear,
an attachment was issued against him.
Phil. Clarke (colored), for assaulting and
abusing Ann Robertson, was fined 8.
Barney Sheridan was fined 81 for being
drunk.
Randolph Turner (colored), an old jail
bird, charged with being a suspicious char
ter, was sent to Jail for sixty days in default
of surety.
Emma Fitzhugh (eolored), assaulting and
beating Maria Scott. Case dismissed on
payment of costs.
Eliza Nuckolls (colored), for assaulting,
beating, and threatening to kill Rachael
Chamberlayne, was fined $3.50 and costs.
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ARRESTED FOR DIABOLIsM.-Detective
Wren has been for some weeks engaged in
trying to find out the parties who attempted
by placing rails across the rails to throw the
Danyille express train oil the track. By
dlnt of energy and skill he succeeded last
evening in tracing up the crime to James F.
Waller, whom he arrested near the Old
Market. The offence was committed near
Granite station, some three or four miles
from the city. Waller stated that he was
going up to sec his friends on the
night 'of the 18th OF July, the
night that the diabolical attempt was made
on the train. He afterwards made several
contradictory statements, which proved him
to be of unreliable, not to say devilish, ma
ture. He was locked up in the First sta
tion-house last evening, and is left to his
own reflections, as well as the surmises OF
an uncharitable world as to the motives that
prompted him to such vile act.
Waller lives on Oregon Hill, and has been
out Of work for some time. His idlencss
may have been the root OF his cusscdness.
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Bridge CommiSsioners.-Non OF the
commissioners Of the Free bridge met at
Mr.. Loterzo's yesterday evening, owing,
probably, to misunderstanding as to the
day appointed for this meeting. At the
meeting OF the Board last Monday-Judge
Clopton and Messrs. Taylor and Weisiger
present-the Board adjourned to Thursday
the 10th instant,
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONAL q meet
ing Of the City Conservative Committee held
last night committee, consisting of Messrs.
w. A. Maury, A. W. Weisiger, C. F. Tay-
lor, j. S. Wexford, Fl. c. Adams, and Ro-
bert B. Berkley, was appointed to report a
plan for electing delegates to the Congress
sional Nominating Convention. The sub
committee will meet Monday night, and the
general committee on Thursday night.
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Nor CANDlDATE.-We are requested to
state that Colonel John b. Cary is not q can
didate for Superintendent Of City Schools.
The report got out by reason Of the fact that
many OF the Colonel's friends have been
urging him to become 4 candidate for the
DOsition.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO THE WHITE
There are now at the White Governor Win
throp, OF Massachusetts, Chief-Justice
Waite, General Richard Taylor, Hon.
Samuel Wetmore, Hon. William N. Evarts,
Hon. A. Ii. Fl. Stuart, George W. Riggs,
Esq, Bishop Whipple, Surgeon-General
Barnes, Peabody Russell, and DR.. Sears.
secretary of the Peabody Board. President
Grant was expected, but he has been on n
big mad for some time, and has concluded
to stay at home.
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Disappointed.-Q -Qpite number OF the
stone-cutters and others who were em-
ployed at the Old Dominion Granite Works
previous to the suspension were disap-
pointed in not being able to obtain Job
when the force was put on yesterday morn
ing, and are somewhat out Of joint in con-
sequence. Your turn next" boys.
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The Meeting of the City Central Commit
tee.-W Wednesday night this committee re-
mained in session until nearly II o'clock
discussing the matter OF holding meeting
in the Third Ward on Saturday night. MIR.
Socrates Brooks, chairman of the Ward
Club, spoke at considerable length. The
committee finally ordered meeting Of the
voters Of the ward to take place on next
Saturday night.
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The Groue Shaf.-Arrangements are
being made which will result in resuming
work in the Grove shaft, at the Midlothian
mines, about the. 1st Of September. This
will be gratifying intelligence to the miners
in the vicinity OF these mines.
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Il Fight betHeen q Richmond and q Nan
chester Man.-A fight occurred yesterday
morning at house on Hull street between
q Mr.. Neurath, OF Richmond, and Mr.. A.
Boilers. Of this city, growing out OF some
misunderstanding OF conversation. No
arrests were made.
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ACCIDEET.-Yesterday evening, while
assisting to move large block Of stone
Just outside the city Jail door, Deputy Ser
geant James Harmon had his leg badly
bruised by being caught. beneath it. For
tunately no bones were broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Au-
gust is to hand from j. T. Ellyson, 1112
Main street. This is the cheapest as we'll as
one of the best of the monthlies published
in this country. The present No. equals in
interest any Of those which have preceded it.
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WEATHER REPORT.

prop,ruI71ES To-pAY.- Washington.
,n,.,,s+ S.-For the South Atlantic and
;ts', A".' CnIi states. rising followed by nearly
Tx; .a,;,M.,ry barometer, southeast to south
>'a','',';d ,,';rd. and slightly warmer and partly
Tclo Clcndy weather. with occasional rains; NJ; -
''',,'" ,Nr ~. Middle and Eastern States. falling
.,..r,c.rr. winds mostly from southeast TO
90. ".,t,yr.,. generally warmer, clear or lair
,,}.'nrr, .,',' and possibly III Southern S'rs'ha
-.-nll rims.
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THE POLICE FoRCE-H0w IT IS DIVIDED.
There is one vacancy in the police force and
about six hundred applications therefor.
AS much complaint has been made by the
applicants us to the right OF wards, the
Mayor has had statement made which
shows the distribution OF the force to be as
follows Clay Ward, % !. Monroe Ward,
is; Madison Ward, s; Jefferson Ward, 10 !;
Marshall Ward, 10; Jackson Ward, II. '
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That Bridge.-The citizens Of the Fourth
Ward are anXiousIy awaiting the completion
Of the bridge at the intersection Of Cowardin
avenue and the Petersburg railroad. The
want OF this bridge is a source Of much in
convenience to the people in that portion OF
the city
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NoTICE.-pERMIT AND REJEG
IN TIOSS OF PETITIONS TO BUILD rEAs,IE rESsIs
HOCSES-TO THE CITIZENS OF kigH2iosp3.
AT u meeting OF the COmmittec ON the fire Depa..e MI
ment held July 3lst, the following permits were -
granted for tile ERECTION OF FRAME BUliiI-.
iNGS within the city limits: -.
+. W. Stevenson. house 20 by 81 feet, ON zine De-
tween BEVERLEY aud Aibemarie streets:
B. GOtfrel, Gfee. on Eighth aud MAN s.rgr. W.
james Fox, addition, ON Cay oetWeen = lHsu'ys
81 ii, and Twenty-seyenth streets. 80, -.
T. Eugene Davis, house, two stories, % oy ~ ieets
on Catliarfne between Smith and Henry strce.s.
). A. Lewis, house, 10 by IL fect, on ooSin
street. . ~, =, 49,.
W d. xddinr.on, house, ls by 80 feet, on Thirsy-
j j. 4 Lewis, hoa>c, Ie BY IA feet, on Moore and
Henrietta Coz. house, 10 by 16 feet, on Hancock
A. Wi,iaii,s, addition. 10 by 14 feet. on Grace
between SeYenteenrh and Efyhteenth streets
The following petitions were rejected
Al. Bos,igheimer, shed. IL by IS feft, tn rsar ot
house on Main between Twenty-ihira and ISsnt ~
'' RIchard Underwood, frame shed. 10 by II feet.
Charles Manly, stable, on Grace between Fcashes
'a ". 1.iss D. TyaSsn. house, vest Marshall near Han
Ma: Rust stable, III rear Of hoase 20. = south
Second street. ii II, -. u IA 81
The aboys papers can be obisine.s Of & me on sppa-
cation. JOHN q. nLsysts s si Ss,.ait st-a.,.
9 sn 2.3E corner OF First Nnd nfoa1 sneess.
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FsFcut.-A personal rencounter took
place between two wcll-known young men
in Yard in the upper part Of the city yes
terday' afternoon. Neither OF the parties
were injured. No complaint was made,
consequently no arrests have been made,
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Manchester Cotton MHs.-Considerabl
Inconvenience will be caused to the large
number OF employees by the temporary slls-
pension OF these mills. This suspension,
however, will be OF short duration.
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The Ielegraphic Connecti0n.-A majority
OF the members of the City Council favor
the proposed connection of Richmond and
Manchester by telegraph, and the matter
will no doubt come up before this body at
its meeting tonight.
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COMPLIMENT TO A RICHMOND DENTIST
DR.. Jud. Wood, of this city, has been
chosen by the Baltimore Dental Association
as delegate to the National American Den
tai Association to be held in Philadelphia,
and has left for the city Of Brotherly Love.
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FROM the Methodist Protestant, Baltimore, Md:
For invalds and those in declining health we know
nothing better than CoLDENs LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvrGoRAToR
We recommend 1t from personal knowledge rs care
fully prepared aud being ali It claims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

have analyzed the w1IIsKEY known unde-
brand Of "B SELECT, " controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hndi!
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, o
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur
poses.-J. B. McCAw, M. D.. late Professor ji
Chemistry. Medical College OF Virginia.
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THE WAsHIsGToE ExCuRsIoN.--i CITY
Yesterday was crowded with coiored easas. .,'s
sionists from Washington city. IL was Tue
largest excursion party that has come n.os 1.ohi
the capital Of the United States 70 hlcn. 'l'
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AN EMBLEMATIC ANswER.-Amongst the
most significant replies received to our in
quiries in regard to the tobacco crop was
an envelope with nothing in it but a hall
consumed match. This was to signify that
the crop was burnt up.
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TART INITIATING NATURE."-A coating OF dia-
monds on pure crystal surface-these are Partisan
diamonds. Their ltstrc is perpetual. For sale only
ut RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelry Store, 770
Broadway. opposite Stewards, New York. Goods
sent c. 0. D., with privilege to examine before pay
ing for them. Send for ilustr ased price list have
no agents.
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FROM THE WnITE.-There were seventy
two arrivals at the Grcenbrier White on the
1st and one hundred and one on the Cd in
stant. 1t is to be- hoped that this will con-
tinue
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Visitors 10 the VIRGINIA SPRINGS will guard
against baggage agents on the trains for staun-
ton. There are coaches and wagons to convey pas
sengers and baggage free Of charge. Don't give up
YOUR checks till YOU get in the omnibus ut the depots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

DEATH OF Mrs. DR.. UPsIIUR.-Mrs. Dr..
Upshur, daughter Of Bishop Whittle, died
at an early hour yesterday morning. Her
father was telegraphed to, and reached her
hedsidc before her demise.
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Jennie June proposes this prayer for the

Jennie June proposes this prayer Tor the
women:
ooh! Lord, Thou hast freed the slave
and given the colored man right, In com
mon with his brethren, to vote. NO other
important question being now before Ihee,
NAV it please Thee to pay some attention to
women, and first OF all teach them little
common sense in regard to their dress, and
Thine be the praise forever and ever.
Amen. JENNIE JUNE"
There is said to be great indignation In
Boston over the failure Of the Governor OF
massachusetts to affix his name to the war
rant for the execution Of the boy-murderer,
Jesse Pomeroy.
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Mayors Court, TeSterday.-Thomas
Hicks (colored) was before the Mayor yes
terday charged with beating his wife. He
was required to give bond for good beha-
vior for six months. Failing to do so he
was committed to Jail.
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Upset. Yesterday morning buggy con-
tanning two gentlemen was upset on Seventh
street near Hull No damage resulted from
the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

A FIRsT-wATER tffteen-stone) diamond ring
mounted, for $40, at WINsToCK's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

TRUNKS, yALIsEs, AND SATcHEiS reduced 70
very low prices at BoscnEN's. Broad street.
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AN ELEGANT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, weighing
two and quarter karets, mounted In handsome
ring for sale very cheap at WINSTocK'ss
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sRsosAI.-S. A. Glover, Esq, cashier Of
the First National Bank, returned home yes
terday from trip to the rural districts. he
Is In improved health and spirits.
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AMBULANCE CALL.-There was an ambu-
lance call from the First station yesterday.
A small colored boy sprained his ankle. He
was carried to his home in the. ambulance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

A FouR-oUNcE eighteen karet gold case, end a
b. w. Raymond, Elgin movement, adjusted, chro-
nometer balance, with all improvements. for sale
cheap at WINSTOCK'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-04

| EIGHTEEN DOLLARS Will buy fourteen-karet
double-case gold lever watch at WINsToCK's.
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ILLNESS OF Mrs. GUIGoS.-Mrs. Judge
Guieon is reported az seriously i'll in New
Bedford, Mass, where she and the Judge
have been soiourning.
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For THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN STANTON
20 to the Virginia Hotel.
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CUSTOM thand-made) WORK TO order, and giai
auteed to fit. Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEN & BROTHER,
600 and IL Broad street.