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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-29

ExeAosnsxr m ScREAxEssvILts-SoI-
pIERsvs. rnG PoLTcE.-An engagement
which at one time,h bad every Indication OF
Q ssnguiusry result, took place yesterday
afternoon on the classic ground % Scream
ersyiils, head Of Broad street, between
three boys ia blue, belonging 70 the
Eleventh United States Infantry, and 4
squad Of tAe city police. Il sppeaIs tnst
the soldiers were drunk and very :dies
orderly, and policeman No. ls undertoos
to arrest them. They resisted, showed
flsht, and q citizen named Dabney went 70
the aid Of the policeman. Heavy skirn1isn-
ins now ensued, continuing for some time,
andt here was every prospect Of the soldiers
gaining the victory, when reinforcement
Of policemen arrived, and by the free use
Of their clubs soon compelled tho sons OF
Mars to succumb. The prisoners were
then secured and marched TO the tnfro
station.house, where they gave their names
a. Josiah Comstock, Thomas Ryan, ana
John Daily. The latter individual was
same to the last, and considerable violence
had to be used to compelhis surrender. q
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Surf FOR SEIZED ToBAcCo.--On Friday
next case win be tried In Judge LyonSs
Court In which the celebrated Rothschilds
Brothers, in Europe, sue w. W. Weisiser
and r. H. Dibrell In detinue for $500
hogsheads of tobacco, stored with them, be-
longing to the said Rothschilds Brothers,
and seized by the United States Treasury
agent Mr.. John S. Loomis as rebel pro-
perty.
J In the Chancery Court an injunction has
been applied for to restrain John s.
Loomis, Treasury agent, from removing the
said tobacco. iy1.54gafa 1 II
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HENRIco CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE CHRIS
TIAN pREsIDING.-In this court on Satur.
day, William Hill, alias John Davis, negro,
was tried for stealing horse from Colonel
Wickham, found guilty, and sentenced to
eight years In the penitentiary.
In the case of James Powell, negro, tried
on Friday for stealing mule from Mrs.
Chaffin, the jury failed to agree and were
discharged, and the matter was continued
to the next term. H..
The court adjourned to meet again this
morning at IL o'clock.
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. PLoW FOR THE TIMES.
! THE WATT PLow,

Warranasd 10 do fAr better work, With one.fonrh
less power ID double - strong ana . auIsDisg'l
ppiysyisa thg soii and cover up vegetation faI sg,
bsricr 20 any eu. brace ploy ever yet msds teI 9,
which hare been inssntsA. formed, snd fAah'oAss
;'.s Sns :.s ss:ss.s! ::s,s
g. - Sa;sS, Celonel j. +. CiSmhsF. Alsaale
1fpA pF HSylsts, p y: Esxsll EoknsSd .s.ss
6Sorre Booker. and others, Who are usinl y -
seen % oSsreta.s II every case vhsre y falla g
sS1 - soSa - % rioW a delivered into The 1osG
u 6sn,Ss TaH 10. 81 1he old stspa. . 9s Z { /
Siosdi J. VA e: 8; jss;sEiIs ;szE iiIssa:s; s:::;.
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FAMILY morn
ing's market at the Second Market showed
the fullest array of meats, vegetables, etc.,
that has been seen there for many weeks.
We give some Of the prevailing quotations,
with the remark that in many cases the
prices vary according to the size of the ar
ticle bought.
Meats.-Beef, 10 to 25c. per opoundi;
lamb, l21a to 25c. per pound mutton,
1211 to zoe. per pound veal, l6 to zOc.
per pound; pork, 20 to 25c. per pound.
Vegetables.-Cabbage, 5 to zoe. each, ac-
cording to size; butter beans, 20 to 25c.
per quart peas, 1Oc. per quart; sweet po-
tatoes, 75c. to 81 per bushel; Irish pota-
toes, $l.l0 to $3.50 per bushel, and soc.
per peck turnips, Zoe. per peck tomatoes,
lOc. per quart; green tomatoes, for pick
ling, 40 to Soc. per peck; beets, none in
market; egg plants, SC. each; carrots, DC.
bunch; green corn, 25c. . dozen string
beans, SC. o quart; onions, &c. bunch
two in q bunch, and small ones at that.
Poulry-Chickens, 20G50c. each, ac-
cording to size; and an overstock in the
market on Saturday,
Nsh.-Sheepshead, CLIPS each; spots,
Csc. per bunch for small, and SOC. for large
club, SOC. per pair.
Game.-Partridges, 25c. each; squirrels,
25c. each; hares, 25@37c. each; wild
ducks, 75c. . pair; tame ducks, sl.25 .
pair.
Np;ts.-New apples for eating, soc. per
peck; apples for cooking, 30c.; apple
melons, 25c. each.
Eggs.-3004oc. per Dozen.
Buttr.--40@50c. per pound.
Milk.-Sweet milk, l21ac. per quart
butter milk, 10c. per quart.
Oysters. 81 per gallon.
There has seldom been time In Rich
mond when the markets have been 10 full,
and II Is now good season for lowering
the exorbitsnt prices which are demanded
By the sellers for their commodities.
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The CHoLERA.--After inquiring Of ply.
sicians Of extensive practice We are unable
to learn of any new cases Of cholera In
Richmond. Two cases occurred last week
in the county jail, one Of which proved
fatal and the other recovered. No case
has appeared there since.
The cholera has prevailed quite exten-
sively at Deep Bottom, on James river,
some eighteen miles below Richmond, for
two weeks past. During the last fifteen
days there have been thirteen deaths-fve
whites and eight colorcd. Only one new
case is reported for the twenty-four hours
ending Saturday morning, and the disease
is doubtless disappearing.
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PARDoNs.-The following pardons have
been granted by Governor Peirpoint:
Mile Hix, convicted by the Brunswick
County Circuit Court of felony. The con-
vict had young child when she was
brought down by the sheriff.
Andrew Sullivan and James Wilson, two
Confederate soldiers, who, after the sur
render Of General Lee, broke open the
house of citizen in Orange county to OBJ
tain something to eat, as they had nothing
to live on going to their homes.
James Edwards, an old man seventy
three years of age, who was convicted in
Halifax county for receiving stolen to-
baccO.
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AUCTION Sales. This Day.

LYME 3 BRoTHxR, real estate agents and aus.
tionssn, win sell to-day two brick tsnsnsnts
on Oregon Hill, In Shislds's row. The lots
front twenty two feet. and run bask he usual
depth. This property b considered . COED In.
vestmsnt. 49, S ett =
SAMPSON JoNIs. IA, 4 co. will sell ss No.
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, com.
mencing Ut 10 o'clock, . largo stock Of groos.
riss. wines. liquors, 20. 20 .YTr-1y go
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A VACANT. RESIDENCE GUTTED AGAIN.
A few nights ago . house owned by Mr..
Raeland, corner Of Fourth and Franklin
streets, was gutted by thieves, all the gas
pipes and fixtures, water pipes, chande.
Tiers, &C., being taken Of: Again, 2 night
or two since the same building, which had
been refltted, was cleared bytbieveso OF the
same articles. Mr.. Ragland is now putting
in Iron water pipes instead Of LEAD, Win
the hope that the 1tkieves will not "go
through It" again. IF citizens would no.
tify the police when their houses were va.
cant there would be much less danger OF
their being subjected to these losses.
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DISEASES OF THE BYE AND BAR.-Dr. Gardner,
formerly Of London, England, oculist and surst'
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens of Richmond that he will again the
Ballard Houss-ofics, psrlor n, first hoor-on Mon
day, November 10Th, TO Thursday the s2d. After
that time, monthly, OF which ue notice will be
given omse hsurs from A. d. toeP. II. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
catarrh discharges from the ear, scales in the ear
accumulation Of wax In the ear obstruction Of the
eusachian tube, and sll acute or chronic diseases
Of the ear and air. passages. Artificial eyes in.
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract. strabismus
or cross eye, artificial pupil &c., skilfully per-
formed and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated,
and every operation In aural and opthslmic sur
gerry, performed by Dr.. GARDSER. Principal ONCE
q west Fostieth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. oesf--sm
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RoBRERY.-The carpenter shop Of Mr..
Thomas G.. Clarke, a most worthy and esti-
mable Inaster-builder, on Eighth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh, was broken open Q
night or two since and tools therein TO the
value Of 1900 stolen. Burglaries are be-
coming more frequent as the winter ap-
proaches, and the BURGERS are greatly
aided by the facility for disposing Of their
ill-gotten gains at the junk shops with
which the city abounds.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Il
MINIATURE HALMANAC-OcroBsK1s -.
nm rises, 81 ~ Noon rises...... ......n

buu scDs.ss......s.sse.NsI 1~.o.- ---y
PORT OF RICHMOND. ooroBSR q AND 70.
N-s ARRIvID.
Steamer Joseph Hall, Fontain, Philadelphia,
iron, Old Dominion Works.
Schooner Juslina, Gregory, Roekland, hme, A.
Schooner Triumph, Chester, New York, salt. 81
Schooner osks Amea, Edmonds, New York, hay,
Sc; seSoonss GH.w 8. ". whaloet, yr., Phinnsy. Al.
bany lumber, captain.
schooner 4. 7. Cohen. Bowsr, Philadelphia,
sIcop Sophie, Coleman, Lever Brandon, wheat
French cfsnshaw.
7ta r-,g = sFssgE SAILED. sF4 .sfs s
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and pissspQerS, 9. r. WatAon. -. is.g 4 I.
GtSsmsr 1lbemarle, Bourne. New York, mer-
chaudise and passsngers, 8. AyHes Co. xhs
eteamsr Petsnburg, Kirwan. Baltimore mer-
ehandise and passengers, d. W. Cutrte.
Eshooner ~ B. Hahoney, CONN, New 1ork,
vood. Ro0ers & CroWell. -. ..s.,
Sskcor:r Essding RailrosA No. =. Adams. Bal
uh sshoon%sr % d. i. wright, ssddsn, Baltimore.
brisfs. GeKowsn Carts. .-gs,-e.-rs-
nsNoRAxbUx. ssl.t
The sloop Sophie, with safEc o. ghsst dsex. y.
ier ssvsn let a. watsr, sailed thsonel 0nten GAP
eshal yesssfday, % her pAasass ~ ths RIVER tos
- sRsss SNOW.
sshoousn esrsh L&vinA Tor fstsubutEs and u.
u Morris, Beoth, for Richmen4,
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RICHMOND. MONDAY MORNING, OCT

BAsE-BAEL-NATcH GANI DETwRxu THE
PAnrNs CLUD, or Richmond, AND TIE
NATIONAL Clue, OF WASHINGTON, d. c.
The promised match game between the
above-named clubs came on on Saturday
afternoon st the old Fair Grounds. The
weather was delightful, bright autumn
sun imparting TO the atmosphere the plea.
ssnt temperature of Indian sumner, and
the scenelon tho Efcunds wss most exhiIA.
rating and picturesque, reminding the be-
holder Of GOOD old ante belsm days. The
throne IN attendance was quite large, num-
LberipS probably ffoih 5000 to 1000, among
whom were GOOD Many ladies, seated In
carriages or on benches provided expressly
for their accommodation. With regard to
the Rame we have but little to say. The
Pastime Club were fully aware Of the supe.
riority OF their competitors as players,
they having been organized in the
year 1859. and In constant practice
ever since, while the Pastimes, asa club,
have only been in existence very few
months. Il was, therefore, only with the
view of showing the visitors that courtesy
which should always exist among rival
clubs that they consented to play them at
all. The batting Of the National Club was
superb, and the fielding Of both sides
good but the Nationals had an advantage
growing ont of the comparatively slow
pitching of the Pastimes, which enabled
them to strike the ball at pleasure, while
the pitching Of the Nationals was done
with much greater force and swiftness than
that to which our clubs have been accus-
toned. The Pastimes were dressed in blue
caps, gray pants with black belts, and white
shirts; the visiting club In white caps,
white shirts, and blue pants with red belts.
The field flag Of the National Club was
displayed in conspicuous position.
The game commenced at half-past /
o'clock, and consisted of eight innings.
The Pastimes were first at the bat, and the
Nationals in the field. It became appa-
rent from the first that the Nationals would
be victorious. They exerted themselves
to their utmost, and 1t must be acknow-
ledged played . magnificent game. At the
close, the National Club scored 7S runs to
10 for the Pastime Club. In their game
with the Union Club on the previous day
they scored l43, showing falling off on
Saturday of 65. The Pastime Club took
their defeat in good part, being well aware
that they had vast odds to contend with,
and the rival players separated in the best
possible humor. The National Club took
their departure for Washington by Satur-
day nights train, much fatigued from their
hard playing, bnt apparently well pleased
with the incidents Of their trip.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
have been made by the police since our
last report : R2'f ,T. 1E Two Er,ar
William Branch (negro), for stealing one
bunch of turnips from Isaac 0. Austin, in
the First Market. H
Celia Ann Burk (negress), for stealing
en- apron and underskirt from Julia Ann
Smith.
Samuel Powers (negro), for stealing Q
pocket-book containing 1920 in currency,
the property of J. S. B. Tinsley.
A. Pasquini and Henry Lazzaroni
(white), for assaulting and beating Mary
LazZaroni.
James Franklin (negro), for stealing a
lot of raw cotton belonging to Edwin
Walker.
Several drunks and large number of
ordinance violations were reported, all Of
which, together with the foregoing, will be
brought to the notice of the Mayor this
morning.
The following additional arrests were re-
gistered yesterday:
Amanda Robinson, negro, for stealing q
pocket-book containing $3.50 from Mary
Morris. Bailed to appear at court.
James Jones, white, for. fighting In the
street with Violet Richardson, negro.
Fined SIS and released by Justice Bodeker.
John D. Boyle, John Porter, Matthew
Duffy, Edward Tompkins, and Michael Po-
tell, soldiers Of company A, Eleventh Uni
ted States infantry, for being drunk and
fighting in the house known as the "Forty-
gun Battery" at the lower end of Main
street. After they were locked up, these
boys in blue" endeavored to relieve the
tedium of their imprisonment by singing
patriotic songs and shouting in the most
boisterous way. They soon got tired of
that fun, however, subsidized, and fell
asleep.
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MAYORS COURT, SATURDAY-MAYoR
MAYO observation-disclosures Batey, charged
with violently breaking into the house
Of Mary Armstrong, on Twenty third street,
was set back in default Of security to
keep the peace.
Sarah Abbotts, negro, charged with
using obscene language on Franklin be-
tween Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets, was set back.
John Diyiney, drunk on Twelfth street,
and abusive to the officer who arrested him,
was committed.
Mary Braxton, negro, charged with
stealing three chickens from Georgiana
Walker, also colored, was set back for the
hearing of further testimony.
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REVIVAL OF BUsINEss.-Since the dis
appearance of the cholera there has been
a very perceptible increase in the general
business of the city among our merchants
and manufacturers. Country merchants
are again seen on our streets; farmers and
planters in considerable numbers are lay
ing in their fall and winter supplies; and
our female boarding schools and our two
colleges are receiving daily additions from
distant portions of the country. Alto
gether, there is pleasing prospect of
very brisk trade for the next two months.
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REIIGIoUs.-The revival at Clay street
Methodist church still continues. Up to
the close of last week seventy mine had
made a profession of religion. Services
will be held every night during this week,
and thereafter SO long as the present inte-
rest is kept up. The Rev. Dr.. Duncan Is
expected to preach in this church to-mor-
row evening.
Last night at Rev. DR.. Burrows's church
First Baptist) fifteen persons were bap-
tized. Much interest has been eyinced In
these meetings.
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HoRsE-THIEvEs ABorT.The stable Of
Messrs Ragland & Co., on Fifteenth street,
was entered some time before daybreak
on Saturday morning, and two flne match
wagon horses stolen therefrom. A full
Of them may be seen In an-
other column; and we advise our readers
10 the country and 10 neighboriDg cities
10 keep lookout for them, - the thieves
win doubtless offer them for sale.
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,OIOTfIIlaa.

ID ESUMED.-The unde1igned having
~ rssuns1 yuiinsm, hsvs ssben NE aoss 4
!. eoRHxH oYHAIs AHD TBn11 ssxx1fS =
s1a tsypossss We pessssnesEa I s. sts
and are now openiAse ~,
LAlag AMP vARtlp ,,,rT,ga5 MI IS E.. !.
: . STOCK o1 oxNfLMlRR ~, p'asfsrss
-ga:lasu 1IADY-nADI CIO1HINos a5,gbp
AHD FANCY DRESS A1TlCt11.
ana pledge shsnsslvss in 3hs fstars. = hey Aap
doae inshA past . spere no sSpss y plsAss thsis
patrons In sx.9 = ssaL sro ~ vt..a
PRICE. STYLE. AID woBKkAxsHIr i
and those who have psssonissd ~ The Iass twe..y.
tvo. xasu. can attest 70 the fsst that when N
make IN assertion We mean vhst We ssy, and W.
live up 10 II In every particular. We s1 ID
, nANuTAcrURE oUR OWN aooDs tXS
and have ssiliiiss fos 20 doing not suns sssl -
any house IN this q ssy other sssaasy. Wsshaii
present TO ths pubiie sil the "a TlAI}ls. m
NOVELTIES OF TIE sRAs0N (
a thsxsrs introduced. either Of foreign or home
production. sEA
T A call from our ola friends y gNsAiy desired.
and We shall bs glad to form he ssquaiatsnss Of
alI those who desire to purchase goods on We best
terms s-'' possible. .rzoxAs .. BALnvlx : CO..
90 Ss-ts late Keen. Baldwin 3 Co.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROADT
The earnings of the Richmond and Dam
vile railroad for the fiscal year ending
September 3Oth, 1866, were as follows:
From passengers, 9214,559.76; from
freight, $685., ,772.56; from express, s6O,-
1880; from mail services $l2,S40.72;
from telegraph line, 81 ,6S6.ss; total, S672,-
O43.42. Average earnings per month, s56,-
ma 80 Ni
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BuR0LARY.-The honse Of Mr.. Solomon
Moonshiue. on Brook ayenue, was entered
by burrlars afew nights sincs and robbed
OF fiye diver watches. burglary seems 70
be the popular style foE rogues tust now.
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CuAloE or NALYEAsAscE IN OFrIcE.-
Information has been lodged before the
grand Jury Of the Circuit Court Of Hen.
rico against NJ. William Fowlkes, Clerk Of
the County Court of Henrico, changing
him With charging extra OF higher fees for
his dates than the Law allows.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

4 YER'S PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
"A Bile, and complaining! Are you ont Of order,
With your system dersnged and your feslings I'M
s a s Thine 4. Ssn sstnsps sns
SSTT%iiy a.s Of the tight remedy. Tate XYEk's
!sd!y he blood. and lei the srids move % ancS.
..,rHeied in health again: They stimulate tne
,tnetions Of the body into vigorous aennty, peny
disease. A cold settles somevhers tn the body.
.nt dtranges ia natural functions. These, u NOT
relieved react upon themsSivNs and the surround-
San; %ns a sSs
axe ERs PILLS, and see how directly ihey re-.
.o's the natural action OF the systsm and with u
5 feeling q 1a and common CONE
Paint Is al, o true In many Of the deep-sested and
dangerous dstempers. The same purgatiye sasct
s1pels them. Caused by similar obstructions ana
ssas5 4re rapidly, and many Of them surely; cureo
y the same means. None who know the virtue ol
M.ss ms PILLS will neglect 10 employ them yhsn
,nsa,daehs. Poul stomach, pysentsry. Bilious Com
SSa,ne, indigestion. Derangement OF the Liver,
,S,"..iyeness, Constipation, Heartburn, kheuma.
nm n DroPsy, Worms and suppression when taken
They are sugar coated, so that the mo.t sensitive
nke them easily and they are surely tho Dost
fasalse medicine yet discovered.
csaraiss Aye AYE CURE roR TaE sPEiDi CAM. hhR
ass AID Fsysr, Reni,,en. Fever. Chill IeysT. Dumb
asS PERIODICAL Headache OF Bilious HesAaches
q a.essoo.. atsso. fs.s indeed fCs ne rsSss sss
TtSsa oy the mslariS Of missmAtic countries.
enedy has rarely failed 20 eure The severe:t
ysn,s ehiis and fever. and y las this 9Soas -
II tas complaint without injury 70 the patient.
sisn,s sns m no quinfne or other deiefesioes e90'
rIons nor nor does II produce qptnasn or any MN
ihs.s. ihs and he west, try Il, and yoa VIII sndose
a,t ,rtieas,et " J. c. AYER q CO., Lowell. .Nsss.,
For THE CURE OF AGUE AND
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KNIaHTs TExPLAR.-A meeting Of
Knights Templar will be held at Regnsuit
& Co.'s store on Wednesday next ats Ii
O'Clock A. M. to make arrangements for
accepting the invitation Of the Grand
Lodge Of Maryland to be present at the
laying Of the cornerstone of the new Ma
sonic Temple in Baltimore on the goth Of
NoYemher. -.
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TIE DOISss AT ARRASDALE 4 Co.'s SATURDAY
Mr. John p. Quarles, at Stone, Wilson 4 Fosters Q,
corner Cary and Fourteenth streets, received one
hunting -csse silver watch.
Mr.. w. g. Fuller, Henrico county, one silver
watch.
Mr.. Thomas J. Elan, Examiner oihcs' residence
100 Marshall street, one ton Of coal. .l 7.
Philip Hodge, Paces factory, Twenty.tfird
street between Main and Franklin, one silver
watch.
James Matthew'S. "Brown's Island" one gold
composite hunting-cass watch.
Mr.. J. H. Shears, Broad street, one silver-plated
tea. pot" exchanged for musical box"
Mr.. John d. snellings, Broad street between
Ninth and Tenth, one useful lot, comprising one
spring bed, one pair heavy blankets, and ons
unterpane-exchanged for silver hunting case
patent lever watch. And Mr.. j. h. Digses, auc.
tionser. Main street. one gold composite hunting
case watch.
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Below we give the score of the game:
FORREST W.. sToNEwALL.

A match game Of nine innings was
played on Saturday between the For
rest and Stonewall Baseball Clubs, on
the Olympic grounds, in the western
suburbs, resulting in the success of the
former by one run. These two organi-
cations take the lead among the juve-
nile clubs of the city, and the contest
between them for the championship is
quite close and exciting. The game of
Saturday does not decide the question, as
it is necessary for the winning club to beat
by five in order to carry off the palm in
this respect. We append the score:
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DRY GOODS

breakfast SHAWLS.--Wee have
- now In store twenty cases OF thess CHOICE
and sEASONABLE ARTICLES, which We are de-
tsrmined tossll at GUSTOMER's OWN PRICES, at
s.stas J. sTBREBOCK co.'s,
,,..e.., Nos I?Is and i3ls Main street.
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/ TIN CosrAeIon SPHEApNo.--The base
bali coutagion he's spread TO Petersburg,
where 4 meeting MAS held on Saturday at.
tsrnoon 10 ogeaaise . club. Petessbnrg
escaped choleTa, hut shs- has st last gct
bass.b9ll. And ~ shall expect 70 hear socA
that all hsr young men hsys gone msd over
1k = s. -
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LINE STATIONERY.
II PANfAISIR NOTE PAPER.
Envelopes TO match;
PAIRIE's NOTE PAPER,
FINE MOROCCO WHITING DESKS,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-29
sTONRWALL,

Umpire.-Mr. G. D. Tucker, OF the Olympic
Scorsrs.-J. Il. Estes, Of the stonewall; 3.
Blow, JY., OF the Forrest.
FLY. catches -Forrsst--R. Jones, .; Grant, g..
Jones, !; shsfsr, l; stsger, ! Danner, Gibson.
i total, o.. stonewaii.E1rd' .; passoerry' y
Left on basss.-Forrest, 2; stonewan, .;
Time OF game, three hours and thirty minutes.