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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30
AWctS0ss Sales THIS Dan.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., & co. viii offer at their
warehouse this morning at half-past 10 o'clock
awell-a'sorted stock Of groceries, wines L.
quors, etc.
JAMES N. TAYLOR son VIII sell on the prem,.
ses this afternoon at o'clock, in the town Of
Manchester, eleven desirable building lots
near the upper end of that growing town
LEE GODDIH will sell at " Montfose," the resi-
dence Of Captain Pichegru Voolfolk, this af-
tsrnoon at O'Clock, crops Of corn, fodder, oats.
Irish potatoes. wagon, cart, household and
kitchen furniture.
GODDIE l. APPERsoH willJent at
auction, on the premises, this afternoon at S
O'clock, for ono year from the lst October. 8
first class residence In Marshall Row, now in
the occupancy of Mr.. Hiran II. Smith.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, September %.

OFFERINGS s.-Wheat-Whte, 1,776 bushels /;
red, 466 bushels Corn-White, 800 bushels
mixed 1872 bushels. 0ats-69O bushels. Rye
$40 bushels. Fzour-Extra Is barrels family,
90 barrels fine, ii barrels. Fldrssed-3 BUSH
els. Aeat-Country white, 10 bushels Screen
i,ugs-52 bushels.
SALES s-Whent-White, 1914 bushels very bad
to strictly prime, 81 259s1 .27h and $l.3o,spri.
vate terms !; red, $50 bushels very bad to
Lancaster seed, 81. .25@s2. 50 and s2.52, private
terms. Corn-White, 664 bushels prime, $l.2'
@sl.26 major portion, 1885, mixed, dam
aged, II bushels, sl.l0. Oats-6R bushels
prime, 55c. Rye-4l6 bushels good to prime
81 20@sl25, and 104 bushels private terms
NeaL-70 bushels country white, $l.2o.
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FINE APPLss.-We have received from DR..
William Gwathmey, of King Williams pre-.
fine. They are not rs heavy as some exhibited
recently In the window Of the Dispatch office,
but they are very large and very perfect. II
Is not the "biggest" apple that is the best ;
but the healthy, well grown, evenly shaped,
and smooth skinned apple, which shows the
effects of judicious culture: that is the apple
of our eye" DR.. Gwathmey has attained
this sort of excellence for his fruit, and de-
serves great credit.
From the signs we have of fine fruit in the
region about Richmond, the pomologicai ex-
hibition in this city next month will be very
superb affair
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WHOSE CoAT Is IT?-A negro boy named
Edward Ford was arraigned before the Mayor
Saturday upon the charge Of stealing coat
valued ut 50, the property of Edward Hender-
son, colored.
Henderson stated that he saw Ford on Broad
street wearing the coat, and told him to give
it up. Ford refused u do so, stating that it
had been given to him by Mr.. Joseph +. Iy-
ler He then had Ford arrested
Mr.. Tyler stated that he had given the coat
to the negro whereupon the Mayor asked
him where he had gotten it.
Mr Tyler stated that if he was allowed time
he could bring witnesses to prove that he had
come honestly by it.
The Mayor then ontinued the case until to-
day, and required $3.50 security Of MIR. Tyler
for his appearance
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Cow THIEVES ARREsTBD.-We mentioned a
few days since that a valuable cow had been
stolen from Mr.. John B. Young. Or Satur-
day Sergeant Burlington arrested negro
named Thomas Roberts on q warrant charging
him with the theft. a short while after, Ser
geant Cousins arrested John Griffin, another
colored fellow for having in his possession the
said cow, knowing her to have been stolen.
Roberts says he knows nothing about the
cow, and had nothing to do with stealing her.
Griffin states that he bought the cow from q
man who said he came from Chesterfield
county, and paid thirty dollars for her. Mr..
Young values her ut seventy-tive dollars.
They will have hearing before the Mayor
to-day
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THE LOOSE AssAULTING AFFAIR.-The case
of William Loose, charged with threatening
to assault and shoot Mrs. Lydia O'Donnell,
was called before the Mayor Saturday morn
ing.
Loose did not appear, and the case was con-
tinued until to-day.
After the business OF the court was over, Mr.
Loose appeared.
The Mayor asked him why he had not come
in time; to which he replied, "My clock is
wrong
The Mayor told him that his case had been
con tinued to the time above stated, and his re.
cognizance forfeited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

Rg-oPEsISG OF THE SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
After long season of respite, several Of the
schools and colleges of this city and State have
resumed operations. The majority, however,
will not commence until tomorrow. Inc Isl
day of October seems to be now generally
agreed upon as the most opportune time for
the opening of the fall session. Teacher and
pupil have had ample time to recuperate, and
mind and body should now feel fresh and
vigorous. We know from experience that the
resumption of studies after long vacation q
first comes O little awkward, and the pupils
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DRY WEATHER.-Up to Saturday evening
late everything in this vicinity was as dry as
a powder horn. Much complaint reaches US
from the country of lack of rain. The farm
ers are suffering much from the dry and baked
condition of the earth, which renders fallow-
ing difficult. As we go to press the clouds in
dicate rain, and ere this reaches our readers
the much- needed showers may have descended.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS. appear
in the Disputch this morning for Republican
meetings OF all the wards of the city for to.
night Jefferson and Fourth Wards meet in
First Market Hall Madison, in school house,
Navy Hill; Monroe and Fifth Wards, in Dill's
bakery. The object announced is to perfect
the organization of the party in this city.
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CRUEL AND DIsoRDERLr.-On Friday last
Justice John NJ Higgins, observing white
man named William Ford cruelty bea ting his
horse, told him to desist; whereupon William
told the Justice that he was as good man as
he was, and made use of many insulting, pro,
fame and indecent epithets. Mr. higgins had
hin, arrested and carried to the station house,
where n e Mr.. R. 8. Gary gave bail for his ap-
pearance before the Mayor at II o'clock Satur-
day morning At that hour the case was call
ed. Ford did not appear, and the Mayor de-
clared his bail bond forfeited.
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STOLEN IRoS.-Jones Riordan was arrested
Saturday or q search-warrant for having In
his possession 400 pounds Of old iron, valued
Mt six dollars, the property of DR.. Robert
Archer Riordan then caused the arrest OF
John Clark George Dickinson, and julius
Carr negroes, from whom be says he bought
the iron Much of the iron stolen by these
negroes is supposed to have been disposed OF.
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HoRsE-THIRF SENT TO THE PBS1TnSTIARY.-
James M Furcron alias John 7. Furcron,
who several months since stole the horse OF
Colonel Dupont, and was captured short
time afterwards at Blacks and Whites, Motto
way county, was tried before Judge Burn
hams Court on Saturday, and sentenced to
Hte years Imprisonment In the penitentiary.
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MILITARY MATTERs.-General Schofleld is
still confined to his bed.
Colonel Chalfln was sufficiently recovered
on Saturday to attend to his duties.
Colonel Garrick Mallory, of the F'reedmen's
Bureau, who has been on duty at headquar.
tiers of this military district for several
months past, has been relieved from duty, and
ordered to his regiment (the Forty-third
infantry, stationed at Detroit, Mich.
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MABAUpISG IN THE RURAL DIsTRIcTs.-W 9
understand that several farmers residing IN
the counties around Richmond have recently
suffered from the depredations OF thieves.
These latter are said to abound TO mueh
greater extent than formerly, ana no man
nremises now appear to be safe unless vigil
iantIy watched. The last robbery which has
reached us is that Of Mr.. Jesse w. Walton, q
weu-known, extensive planter, residing near near
Tuckahoe, in Goochland county 1eW
nights since the sheep-fold OF MI. "as
entered. and some Of his most valued lambs
carried off. On the same night a shoat OF
creditable dimensions and in tempting eating
condition was spirited of. Although tne
most unceasing efforts have been MADE 10 Ge-
tect the rogues, SO far all have proved !uLila.
Should this reach the eyes Of the thieTlne
gentry we would caution them to desist. ne
farmers are becoming exasperated, and wiL
probably deal with all offenders IN mos
summary manner If caught.
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SEVERE FALL.-An aged colored man, named
Ephraim NettIes, residing on Jackson street
in the vicinity of Brook avenue, had a Sc
we're fall Friday night. His vision is so i'm
perfect that he failed to see pile of bricks
near his residence, and, STUN bling over them,
fell with such violence to the ground as to
dislocate his shoulder and severely bruise his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

MAYORS CouRT-MAroR MAYO Presiding
Isaac Jacobs, up for assaulting and beating
Ann Carter, colored, was dismissed
Mary Reynolds, colored, charged with steal,
ing several articles of wearing apparel, valued
at forty dollars, the property of L. Colinskey,
was called up. Mary, after an examination,
was sent to Jail to await an examination be-
fore the Court of Hastings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-There will be primary
meeting Of the Republicans Of Jefferson and
Fourth Wards at half past o'clock, at First Mar.
ket Hail. on Monday evening the aoth instant, to
perfect permanent organization Of the party In
those wards. MANY REPUBLICAN CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

THE CROWD CONTINUES crowded condi-
tlon of the eastward bound trains on the Gem
trail railroad continues. The rush to the
mountains the past summer must have been
greater than on any previous occasion, judg-
Ing from the length of time required for plea
sure. seekers and inyalids to return.
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DOOR OPEN-About 2 o'clock Saturday
morning policeman Disney found the door OF
Mr. Stewards store, on Fifteenth between
Main and Franklin streets, open, wite the
key in the lock. He locked the door ana car
ried the kew to the first station house.
whether the door was left open through care
lessness or was opened by burglars is not
known Nothing is missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

MATCH GAME OF BILLIARDs.-A friendly
match game of billiards-5o0 points carom-
will be played in the billiard room of the Bal
lard House at sH o'clock this evening between
Messrs Edward Brian, the champion player
of Virginia; and w. Levy. The hig h reputa-
tion of the contestants warrant us in saying
that the game will be intensely interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

A MOONLIGHT SAIL.-Late Friday night. po-
liceman Murphy observed four negroes In a
boat sailing about in the dock near the foot OF
Seventeenth street. Their movements being
suspicious, he approached them, when they
came to the shore and decamped, leaving the
boat which contained a lot Of iron, in MS
possession. It was claimed in the morning
by MIR. John Wade, and given to him:
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SDecI0J Notices.

sT yENI, yIDI, yICI!-I CAME, 1 SAW, i
CoNoUERED.-sush were the EXPLANATIONS OF
all who crowded the Dry Goods Emporium Of
MlTTELDoRFER s. co. for the past week, and
laid in their FALL STOCK. AS the rush was 80
great, and all could not be accommodated, we
take this method Of informing our friends and
the public In general that we have increased our
force in the store, and all caa now be aecommo-
dated with great bargain in Dry Goods, House.
furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Gents Furnishing
Goods, &c., received dnring the week. Another
supply OF the latest Parisian styles in Dress
Goods in all the leading shades and colora. We
call the attention OF the ladies and ask them TO
come and examine the same.
MITTELDoRFRR CO.,
sees 1oOs.Main street, opposite post-omcs
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TOBACCO SEIzgD.-One thousand pounds OF
manufactured tobacco was seized by the reve-
nue. officers on Saturday. The tobacco be-
longed to party Of blockade runners" and
was seized at point on Deep Run road about
two miles below the city.
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3. RAwDIN l. Co.'s WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE has
received fair trial from several epicures attached
to the Dispatch office, and has been pronounced
equal to the best brought across the water. AS
sauce or condiment 1t is equally savory, and no.
thing Is better on q rare steak
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

STOLEN GooDs. .-Martha A. Vaughan and
Harriet Johnson, charged with unlawfully
having in their possession stolen property
valued 1T twenty-five dollars, We're arrested
Saturday and lodged in the First station
house. The property was stolen from Mr.. l..
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-On Saturday q
colored woman named Jane Crawley was ar
res ted and locked up in the Second station
house upon the charge of assaulting and beat
ing Susan Lewis, colored, and threatening to
assault and beat her again.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular meet,
ing of the Church Hill Literary Society, neio
on Friday evening the 9th instant, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
q ouarter: President, Robert Leckey; vice
president, r. S. Valentine; secretary, G; W :.
Allen, Jr. assistant secretary, z. +. Wnlt-
lock treasurer, II. a. Atkinson, Sr:
at Springfield Hall on next Friday evening.
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GENERAL ORDER-The following order has
been received at headquarters of this military

ulStrlct:
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY, }
uADJUTAST- G GRSgRALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, September l3, 1857 }
" General Orders No. Sc.
"District commanders will cooperate with
the commissioners and assistant commission
ers of the Freedmen's Bureau in reducing the
number of employees and volunteers still re-
tanned in service by giving details of officers
and enlisted men of the army to take their
places when it can be done without manifest
injury to the service. -
HBy command of General Grant.
"E. D. TOWNSEND,
ssistant Adiu General'
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rs- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BAT0aE-

ns- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCaE-
Logs HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAlR DYE u
the hast in the world. The only true and pefieos
tye--harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO als-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural oiaeA
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes
inytgorates the hair leaving 1t soft and oeaauui'
rba genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHs.
IoR All others are mere limitations, and shonld
ha avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumefs'
20 ctorv. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
.oxta,, je 1l-tDlo
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- 1,,yc,N,. HORTICULTURAL AND

mx- VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
POMoLOGICAL S0CIETY.-AH persons pro,
posing to contribute artcles to the exnlol.ion u
this Society, to be held on the t0'n oi os.oD..
next, are requested to give as early no.ioe o 'nS
intention as possible stating as lar 40 Iuey 0An
character OF the articles and iheit pu'A ~ uiuoA
,ha, sr,,ahls space may be reserved for them.
IAs, aSS,sss ~ hy letter, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
vIpaIMIs suoRrICULTURAL ANDP0MoLool-
CAL SOCIETY, post othcetox 7oo. % LOU
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Sun sets............ 5.5l High tide, A. M.....oos
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Schooner J. Il. MARVEL, Quinlin, Philadelphia,
coal. Larus & Cherry.
Brig Waredale, Pratt, Nevassa, guano, --.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, b. Ayres u Co.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. Currie.
schooner ThomasJ. Tull, Cooper, New Bedford,
grain, Curtis, Parker Il Riddick.
Schooner Mary Willis, Frand, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Armstead & Parr.
Schooner b. H JONES' Davis, Fall River, grain,
Crowell Cnrrie. Et-
Schooner Flying scudd, Mitchell, Baltimore,
merch handise, Armstead Parr
Schooner h. g. Bly,, McAluster, Philadelphia,
light.
Brig (Br.) w. q. Bigelow. Roberts, Liverpool,
tobacco, Noting kohler.
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TurpT oP PGoops.-Lettuce tpossibly Letiti
q shonld bel Turner was arrested Saturday
n mon S q warrant issued at the instance of
Charles Butts Complainant charges tne ac.
cused with stealing goods from him Valueo ~
nine dollars.
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who has gone to New York, Captain Reuben
7. Seal will perform the duties of chief of po-
1ica
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PsRsosAL.-T. W. Heneage, of the Royal
Engineer Corps, and G. Strochn, of the Royal
Artillery, Montreal, Canada, arrived in the
city Saturday, and stopped at the Ballard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-30

MATCH GAME FOR THE STATE CHAMPIoSsH1P.
The return match game OF base oall LOT tne
State Championship will be played on the old
Fair Grounds at o'clocok tomorrow eve
ming between the Richmond and Pastime
l,,Lp
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ALBERT L. WEST. Architect, con-
n tinues to make DESIGNS for all kinds OF
buildings and other improvements and G 10 ssg1 gR.
IpssnS WEVs and pfUTs of LOTs and other LANDS.
ONCE over atonal Bank Of Virginia.
20 9sH3t* ALBERT L. VEST. Afchlteel.
SECOND SUPPLY NEW CRoP NOII,
y RAisINs.-By the Saratoga from Hew @ wcpmP f9IP
to-day am in receipt OF fifty boxes NEW srtsr UnHn
LAYER RAISINs. In whole, hall, ana qu"i'ot
boxes, being second suppIX,,s : poss1Euy.
90 % laE Main street.
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JUDGE BURyHAA's CoURr.-On Saturday
James Robinson and Samuel Hamblin were
convicted of felony, and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment In the penitentiary.
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s PbrIT1oss IN BASKRUPTcY.-The following
have filed petitions praying to be adjudged
bankrupts since our last
Peleg Seabury, Lynchburg, September 3D.:
John Abrahams, Lynchburg, September E
Samuel d. Chambers, Campbell county,
September 90
Z Charles W. Hunter, Appomattox, Septem-
har %
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a MATCH GAME of base. ball played Satur-
day afternoon between the Sic Semper and
the Forrest Clubs resulted in victory for the
former club. Score-Sic Semper, TO; Forrest,
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THE LITTLE GLsASER comes to us from Tur
ner, Governor street. Edited by Oliver o.
Lee, Fredericksburg. One dollar q year.
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CTOVES, TINWARE, AND HUUSEa
iSi7 Main street, have constantly on hand large
and we'll assorted stock Of the latest y ,mR5oESea
COOKING, PARLoR, and ofFlCE sTOG AZ B.
for Coal: S shepr erd and rsinproyed Old Dominion,
for wood Premier" something entirely ass Rsws RssI
Raai and "a onitor Ranges, and Premium; the
Mor5ing Glory, for parlers, stores, offices, az;
Also. Plain, Japanned, and Stamped finTars oi az
descriptions, Table and Pocket Cutlery, rlatea anu
Planished Ware &c. auA
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The public are respectfully informed that julius
sYcLE's store, sls Main street, between Ninth and
Tenth, will be closed o-day and tomorrow.
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
| COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA, are now receiv.
i1g and preparing their fall stock OF FERTl-
LlZERS, and offer for sale in unlimited quantities
CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANo,
sslected from the purest Cargoes imported, war
ranted pure and OF the highest standard;
PAOSPBD PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMlNION,
r,apsred under the supervision of Professor WILL
LIAM GILLIAN for the wheat crop, combining q
Isr.e percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade-
gEa,e amount OF Ammonia;
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
JOHN ENDERS, President.
an lOou Oncs No. l0t Fourteenth street.
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StOves, IS3laUGre, dc.

.TIJST RECEIVED, all sizes of the
e) MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
parlors, stores, and offices.
SO 2l GREGORY 4 CO., l4l7 Main street.
TUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
e Illuminated 9As-B0RNER F!RE-PLACE
STOVES, for heating the hrst sscond, ana 10 tnlrc'
o'oa 20 OF l4l7 Main street.
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{ 'AUTION TO THE pUBLIC-The

NJh.., IV ilr TUbblN'-I IHe
EIpo,n,'lh.a BAPTIST church (colored) Of Richmond
lH-S petuniary aid from the public to complete
md Luce OF worship COW In course Of erection
,oict az Ire are great number goipg around to
20 iptions Who ARE not auth oriZed 10 do
10. ~ %n,Wl1r'n, any imposition being practiced on
s:Tyrr,ioie each party authorized To receive sub.
,is1..n .Yns ~, VIII b. provided with email hook
w!lb py y lhe clerk and pastor, and are provided
Ct ibs ptihtsd clrcuiat. The following Is a list
lyrL n@nss OF t6ose authorized TO collect.
I0tssl ~ afren, John j. Bri ghtwell,
b.,i@,' oihdeXter, Madison James,
JsfI"- aA y orfel, Edward Weller,
kc,1,rn y. y. hcos', ferdinand Harris.
JON q p'.x, Nm. l.. Troy, pastor
ADn.,, Aiiler !. w. Lewis, clerk.
""!ds he&d. SO 2S-2t&
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MORNING STAR SALOON, O,,So Ho. .s9 si1
M BROAD STREET BETWEEN TatspS S.aing aHp
IoUaTH sTgsETsI5aissw 5is swssifsnosn saloon,
Yssniy by the sIs5Ss 2.
~ !, III sssg issaf.u NJ as
gsnsraiiy hs sesh Of september; and on this e.
!ap aoSDA Convince themselves Of the ss o. ihs
we'll known srps q Msssss as.sis. Mason ssas.
ssIpshiesi s1 nsin.ers and lessIs. Allen rIsDess:
woieh dssorys ihs e,ed @ M ,os sns
EXCELLENT workmanship Ia asihs UP 'nis s'sAS ''A
lishment. ,.,..n, vii, slwava bs
s 81 tha SEASON and the bar 10 supplied with
the best OF "'"As' OTTO aoEagEsrxRN,
.aa-a Proprietor,
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DICHMOND COPPER AND BRASS
"A, WORKS

ESTABLISHED 1882. NOW LOCATED Oh CARY
STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH.
Copper Stills, Steam Piping, Distilsry Work,
Brass Castings, &c.. made to order. Our Brass
Foundry Is In operation daily. Persons sending
patterns in early have their castings the same
day. Iss A-3mI ARNOLD. FISKE g Co,
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Boots, Shoes, H0ts, dc.

ONWARD! CNWARD!! Is ESsp
" THE CONSTANT CRY .-Snch Is the RN5x
m1,,o Of NJ GUNST. He is low pre- EAS
lArat TO otfsr the greatest Inducements . V-esr
ever o..ared in Richmond IN the BOOT and SHoE
LINE bv tho case dozsn, or single pair Citi.
l.rs ana counlry merchants will find this good
Glance ,olay IN their supply; The following In;
MSrnsc0 boots at 81; ,Oro pairs MONS Brogans
Hna B4imora!s, Sl.25 and up; l,2oo pairs splendid
GOal aud Morocco Balmorals 81. .25 and mp; sVo
pats ladies Green Cloth slippers, toc. 5oo pairs
Ssaa.na Morocco Buskins, ?5c. splendid stock
Of G,nts Boots, beth calf AMI kip. Don't fail TO
cg!I on NJ dUNSIs
III Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Sp 1. five doors from Sreeden ~ FOX.