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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-26

Mayors CoURT-Mayor Chahoon ps'esi-
dtnq.-The following cases were heard yes
terday:
The continued case OF George Washington
NEGRO boy), charged with breaking open a
trunk belonging to William T. johnson and
stealing S.. George acknowledged the deed,
and was sent on for misdemeanor.
Thomas Wright, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and resisting the police, was
fined $3.50.
Margaret Smith (negro), charged with
stealing 81 from the person of Moses Willis,
was discharged.
Thomas Plunkett (soldier), drunk and dis
orderly, was sent to camp.
Shadrack Smith, assaulting and beating
his wife and trespassing on the premises OF
James Fleming, was fined $40, and required
to give security to let his wife alone in ftl.
ture.
Adeline Watkins and Willis Allen,
charged with breaking open the trunk OF
hlildrid Woodbridge and stealing S., were
examined and discharged.
Morton Cephas (negro)' was fined s. for
being drunk, disorderly, and resisting the
police while in the discharge Of their duty.
Thomas Lipscombe (negro), charged with
passing $40 counterfeit note. and Lucy
Winston (nero), charged with having the
same in her possession, were examined. and
no fraudulent intent being proved, they
were discharged.
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was issued Yesterday by Justice Hev, of
Chesterfield, for the arrest of William Hen
nison upon the charge Of threatening to
injure the characters of John Wake and
Denis Coleman by then and there threat
ening to accuse the said John Wake and
Denis Coleman Of the crime Of stealing
and killing one hog, the property of the
said Hennison." The accused was brought
before Justice e. W. Allen and discharged.
Coleman and Wake were sent on to be in.
dicted for stealing the hog. Threatening to
threaten to injure Justice Hey has disco.
Tvered an offence of which Virginia courts
have not hitherto taken cogniZance.
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AFFIpAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAs NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form of affidavit, required by Gen.
eral Orders No. 97, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The az
fdayit Is required before any execution can be
issued by q clerk OF court.
We can furnish these forms at 50 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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PRIzE-F1GHT NEAR RICHMOND. - Two
light-weights, known as Bill Griffin and Joe
Shortle, weighing respectively ninety-fve
and seventy-fve pounds, fought yesterday
on the south side of the river, near the city,
in the presence of large crowd. After fif:
teen rounds, occupying forty-five minutes,
Short1e was declared the winner, and pock-
eted the stakes. Griffin received severe pun
ishment, but was game to the last. It is
strange that such disgusting exhibitions
should be allowed to go on under the very
nose of our local maglstracy.
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To Mr.. Bundy throughout these nego-
tiations my object: was not to defraud the
Government in any manner, either with
counterfeit money or stamps. Never in
tended when / gotpossession of these stamps
to put them in circulation, nor use them in
any way to defraud the Government.
The further hearing of the case was post
poned until II O'Clock this morning.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANoE.-A large num-
ber of delegates to the State Council Of
Friends of Temperance, which meets in
Petersburg to-day, arrived in Richmond
last night, and will take the train this morn
ing. The Valley of Virginia and the coun-
ties along the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad will be largely represented at
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GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE OF
V1RG1N1A.--This body viii assemble in an.
nual conyocation in Portsmouth on Wed
nesday the 9th instant. Delegates passing
through this city will report at the office
of the Richmond and Potomac Railroad
Company at 2:30. on Wednesday, at which
time the train will leave for Petersburg,
and, making connection with the Nor.
folk and Petersburg railroad, will arrive at
Norfolk at 7 90. Free return tickets have
been granted over the railroads leading into
Norfolk
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THROAT DIsEASEs.-s.We would call attention
to BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.' We have
found them eficacious In allayng irritation in the
throat and bronchia, ndwould commend them to
the attention Of public speakers and others
troubled with affections OF the throat. They are
also an excellent remedy for hoarseness resulting
from cold. - --Congregationalist, Boston.
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LIST OF UNHAILABLR LETTERS REIkISIsa
IN rTHE RICHMOND Posr-0 OFFICE OcToBK8 26,
1862 Miss. Josephine Collins, Secretary
Lone Star Lodge, Dr.. j. B.. :McC CaW, Mrs.
L.liGay Berry, E.. Dimmoek, Secretary
Friendship Lodge, James T.: Jones, Rich
nond Va; Charles Purcell o;a ;Adoempaaie loe pns
tor. q Mass; Miss Annie w, Lewis, Staun-
ton, Va; James j. Brown, Howardsville,
Ea.s,5 Miss P.E Shelton (colored), Louisa
county, Va; Miss Kate Stalnaker, Mineral
county, va; A. N. Davis, Grayson county,
Va.;lI. Swartz, Albany, New York Mrs.
Charles Schley, Milwaukee,, Wis. s. 3.
ssott Manchester, Va; Joseph pr d; Kent Kent
Washington, d. g.; Miss T. o. Lacy, Chesa-
peake county, Md, ! Thomas ] Bishop, Sus-
sexeounty, Va; Mrs. BAIL B. Gordon, Bal
tinore, Md; Miss Sarah Hartley, Peters
burg. Va. -ttSoeI 80: t, !. t2}3i s} lIs,.: -:
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MULE RAcEs.-Among the devices for thu
amusement of visitors to the State Fair WI
hear that mule race is proposed. Severa
of our liberal and enterprising merchant
have agreed to offer prizes to be awarded
the successful riders. Let our country
friends, and especially the charcoal vender
of Henrico, commence the training of thei
long-eared steeds. The I'd Of November
the lay Of the Fair. ,,s
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STREET CARS ON SUNDAY.--The running OF
the street cars to Hollywood on Sunday
seems to have proved agreeable to the pub
lie and remuneratiYe to the company On
last Sunday nearly every car was crowded
with persons, mostly of the working classes,
but with liberal sprinkling of clerks, some
ladies, and many nurses with babies. 1t is
suggested that the company should run cars
in the forenoon, so as to enable persons
living in one portion Of the city to attend
church in another. If practicable this will
no doubt be done.
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SOMETHING NEw.-What has long been want.
ed An oil that will not explode. The Petrona
oil is something ne,e, and gives much better
light than any other oil, while 1t is cleaner and
better. It only costs the same IS the common oil,
that is so dangerous. e Will burn in any coal-oil
lamp with the sun burner. Sold by grocers and
druggists. The office of the Petrolia Oh Company
Is at l5:s Main street. u.
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TRANSPORTATION OF STOCK PoR THE STATl
FA1R.-Arrangements have been made by
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Companies whereby cars loaded with stocl
for the State Agricultural Fair can bt
switched of at Hanover Junction, and come
over the Fredericksburg road directly to tht
Fair Grounds. By this plan the expense
and trouble of unloading the cars at the de
pots and transporting the stock thenc'
through the city to the grounds will bt
ovoi1ed
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HARDWARE. ETC.

TT ARDW A r E.-WATKINS, COT
LII TRELL & co. ofer TO merchants, farmers
and mechanics, the largest cheapest, and best a.
sorted stock OF u sss9s 5..1S@.ts-
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS. &C.,
Ii has ever been their pleasure To do before and
ask an examination of their stock and prices.
Il We are agents for GUM BELTING and e AgK-;
ING and ANKER BRANDKOLT1NGCL CLOTHh
WATKINS, CUTTREEsL d CO.. 3.tss
SO r-sm 1907 Main street, Riehmen0, Va.
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FAIR FOR THE OBPEASs.-A Fair for the
benefit of thu. orphans OF st. Joseph's Asy.
lum will be commented In Stearns's build
ine. opposite the post Office, on Thursday
night, Ample arrangements have been made
for the entertainment of visitors, and there
will be fine array Of fancy goods and eata'
bles offered for sale. ~ ~ ~ -.
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/ CRANBERRY LTURE IN VIRG1NIA-A
PROFITABLE CRoP.-Dr. Cullen, of Hanover
county, has raised this season twenty-three
barrels Of cranberries on quarter OF an
acre of land. Tribbett, the Richmond con-
fectioner, bought the crop at ten dollars
barrel. at this rate, cranberries would
bring nearly thousand dollars an acre, and
would be the most profitable crop that Han
over and Henrico farmers could plant.
In this connection, some facts connected
with cranberry culture may be of interest
to the country reader. Men in New Jersey
and Massachusetts, have made fortunes by
raising this little sour berry; but the busl-
mess is vet in its infancy. A marvellous fact
about it is, that as the supplyis enlarged
the price grows. Twenty years ago cram
berries were sold at dollar bushel, and
the quantity in the market was very small.
The supply increased yearly, and the price
jumped to two dollars. Then it rose steadi-
Iy, until now every bushel raised will bring
four dollars cash. John Webb, Of Cassville,
n. j., lives on the edge Of q dismal morass,
which has BEEN by his industry converted
from frog-popd into a mint, and every
wear he takes from s., 900 to $40, 900 worth
of cranberries from q sour, cold, mossy,
grassy surface, ten acres in extent. Twenty
years ago he was as poor as poverty to-day
he is a millionaire. :, F.,r
Two sorts of land are found appropriate
to, this vine, and they are fit for little else.
They are known rs the savanna swamp
andi the cedar-muak swamp. They differ
more in degree than in nature. The first
has black, sour swamp muck mixed with
sand. In the cedar bog there is little or no
admixture of sand, the peat being alike IN
all parts of the bed-blaek and sour-yary-
ing in depth from one to six feet. A sa-
wanna; bog is more easily put in, but not
so sure as the other. The cost of preparing
the land the first year is about fifty dollars !;
afterwards the annual expense is compare
lively trifling. If vines are set out in the
fall, on the following fall q few berries may
be gathered. ~ The next year a crop of
twenty-five or thirty dollars an acre may be
expected, and in the third year full crop
Of from 100 to 200 bushels an acre will re-
ward the farmer. r!5iw {7st, 1!c@.. E.s@ Hi /.
The established price Of picking a bushel
is fifty cents, and the package in which it Is
marketed costs twenty cents. For some
years the price at which the bulk Of cram
berries Is sold is four, dollars per bushel, but
late in autumn or in the winter they often
command five and six dollars. The abund-
ance& OF other tart fruits of course affects
the pricp.r-S'
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A RARE SIGHT may be seen at R. w.
Powers's drug store, being nothing less
than native Chinese tea merchant selling
the very best teas at prices which will as
tonish all the housewives Of the city.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IS, 1889.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers W. @. Dunham Co.
Schooner Lady Emma, -. Phtlade1phia, coal,
Brazesl j. CottrelL
Schooner Port Royal, Hagan, Philadelphia, coal,
c. 81. Page.
schooner Bee, Lloyd, James river, lumber, Jo-
seph Ailard Jr.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L: B. Tatnm.
Schooner Mary Haley, HALEY, New YORK rid
Harrison's Landing, wood Curtis Parker.
Schooners NJ. J. Fisher and Alexander, Massie,
down river, light.
MEMORANDA. - ~
WEST POINT, October 24.-Arriyed steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return, e5th.
NEW YORK, October 23.-Sailed, schooner 4. w.
Collins, Tooker, for Richmond.
NEWPORT, October se.aa!Arrived, schooner Nau'
HAVANA, October a.-Arrived at st. Thomas, In
distress, the American bark w aredale, from Nor
folk for Trinidad, fortytwo days out, masts sprung
and leaking. $&
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THE DISTRICT ATToRNEYsHIP.-There Is
notruth whatever in the report telegraphed
from Washington few days ago that
Colonel John W. Jenkins has superseded s.
Is. Beach, Esq, as United States Attorney
fnr this district.
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REVENUE ApPoINFAENT.-Mr. G. Alexan-
der Baker has been appointed assistant as
SCISSOR of internal revenue at Fredericks-
burg uice r. b. Pritchard, removed. Mr..
Baker has been for several years resident
Of Richmond. $685. r.
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DISTINGUISHED FIs1EoRs.-It is stated that
President Sutherlin has extended to Presi
dent Grant and Horace Greeley, Esq, spc
cial invitations to attend the Virginia State
Agricultural Fair next week, and that bott
of these distinguished gentlemen will be pre-
cont
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FOR NEW YORK.

$50 80. FOR NEW YORK. IT 7.xcTA
| OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SH&S
e COMPANY. t4-z tlst" 7EFFi -
The splendid new lside-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGAR A, Abe
MARIE, and HATTERAS, leave New YORK ior
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY., at
O'Clock p. n Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide:
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare. accommoda-
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed, .
Close connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports. s,,a.,,s .l.~>,,.,,
Insurance effected, when ordered AT AQUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, st the offices OF 6his
company. -EE..r, .s.,,.... f,o.e,,....,.
''fei WILLIAM C. DUNHAM 4. CO., Agents,
! - ''------- corner Main and Eleventh atYeeta.
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENRIco-Judge Free.
man presidinq.-This court met yesterday
in the hall of the House of Delegates, Judge
Freeman having qualified as Judge Morton'S
successor.
The grand jury (Thomas Johnson, fore.
man. was in session for n short time, but
transacted no important business, and was
dismissed.
The case of Doctor Byrd (negro), indicted
for rape, will be tried at this term.
The court adjourned until Monday next
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AND Rail-

p!CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
4, ,ROAp.-C!IANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On
Ins tircr SATURDAY, october 8, 1882 the PAS
STNGER TRAINS on this road viii be run as fol.
lows: r~>oppr-nc -, ,ccr,>-,,,n
TEAM leaves Richmond daily texcept Sundays}
- $50 l. NJ: arrives at Burkeyle at IL so a. ~,
~'aktnc close connections with trains the South
.I3% road for FarmyIlle and all way stations on
rra- road. and 70 Lyrchhurg for all way stations
IN the Virginia and Tennessee railroad: Bristol,
knoXyIllc. - sl!on, Chattanooga, Nashville, Mem
his Louisville, and all points South and South
ww,<t, THROUGH MAIL AND EXPRESS leaves
lgrhmond daily nj 7. NJ; leaves Danvilie daily
STOP. NJ: arrives at Greensboro at l2:e? a. NJ,
,raXing close connections for all stations on the
nth Carolina railroad, both East and West of
,-rrnshoro'-viz.. Hi!lSboro', Raleigh, &C., East !;
lexington. salisbury, Charlotte, &C, West; Co
iuruhia. :. G.. Augusta, Savannah Macon, Co.
lumbus and Atlanta, Ga. : Montgomery, Mobile,
5r. Ala; New Orleans, &C., La.
tIolSG EAST.-THROUGH MAIL AND E&-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily at / A. NJ;
j,avc. Danville daily NJ 1928 a. NJ. arrives at Rich.
mond daily al 1910 a. VI. LYNCHBURG PAS
SFNGER TRAIN leaves Burkeville daily Except
Sundaysl at 1913 Z. NJ; arrives at Richmond 1T
=. VI.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket of.
nee In Richmond to all important points South and
Southwest, and at Greensboro and Danville TO an
points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
OC 9 Supcrintendeut.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
\ ROAD. - CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after SUNDAY, october 10th, 1859, MAIL
TRAIN will leave Richmond daily for White Sui
uhur Springs Mt \. NJ; leave White sulphur
Springs at \. NJ, and arrive ut Richmond $40 z.
N M-naking close connections with tho Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad mail train In
both directions ar Gordonsyiile avoiding the de-
laws heretofore existing between Richmond and
Washington. .r..
lattesyic and Richmond will leave charlottesville
st 4:@0 4. VI. and arrive in Richmond at 10 a. NJ.
On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATUR.
DAYS. Returning same days, will leave Rich
iu1nd ut $40 L. NJ
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsville ano
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandris
aud Manassas laiiroad for Alexandria, Washing
!,r Philadclphs, New York, Lynchburg. Knox
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis. New Orleans Mont
gomerv Mobile, &c. At Staunton with stages
Tor H,rrisonburg, Weyer's Cave and Augusta
Springs: nt Goshen with stages for Lexington. Ma
tura Bridge, Rockhridge Alum Springs, Cold Sui
phur Springs snd Rockbridge Baths; at Millooro'
With stages for Bath Alum and Warm Springs
at Coyington with stages for Hot aud Healing
Springs al Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs; and at White Sulphur
springs with stages for Salt Sulphur Springs, Lew.
lsDurg, Charleston. &c.
JAMES f. NETHERLAND,
General Ticket A
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MEETIYGS.

RFIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-The stock
lYl holders of the MIDI L0THLAN COAL MI
MING COMPANY are requested to meet on
THURSDAY the 2sth instant, at IL O'Clock NJ at
the office of Robert Howard, Esq, attorney at law,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets, upon Dusl-
ness of importance. :
NOTICE.-A called meeting of the stock
lN holders Of the MANCHESTER COTTON
AND WOOL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
viii be held of the office OF the Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company on THURSDAY,
November the 18th next, at u O'Clock. AS busi-
ness of great importance VIII De Drongnt pc
holder should be present, either in person or by
proxy. w. II. PoWE Eho,
oc l8--2awtd GtsT Agent
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NJ ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, ut pub
fishers, rates for cash. Apply ut this office.
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DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. T. DAVIDSON, Surgeon
Dentist, No. LILO Main street, having returncdt to
the city, would be pleased to execute any orders in
the line OF his profession.
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d. =. WILCOX. SECRETARY.
Continues 20 furnish PERFECT SECURITY
against loss or damage by IRE on all Kinds OF In
surabie property at adequate rates.
Agents can be found al every prominent point In
the southern States, to whom application for In
surance may be made Apply 20
- J. 81. MONTAGUE, Agent,
oc ls-dlw tTn&S2r No. l1l8 Main street.
THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL SIS
4 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AuIHORiZED CAPITAL: S2SG,0OO.
Once: Northeast corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, Richmond. Va.
farm and city property. by which the Insured be-
comes member of the company, sharing in its
profits. a semi-annual dividend Of three per cent.
declared July !, 1859. .z ~ 4. 4 t'-' 80
H. j. s. CALVERT. President E .EIgh
: II. S. PRICE, Vice-President and Treasurer
DIR. n. G. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
lS~-lm -#- 1f.s' F. .sa.
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PERsoNAL.-Goyerner Walker went to
Norfolk on Saturday night, and will return
10 Richmond this morning.
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- - -
JAMES r. NETHERLAND,
ocg General Ticket Agent.

DlCHMOND AND YORK RIVER
II RAILROAD LlNE-FoR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND HWEST-CHANGF
or t~CHEDUIE-DAILY( (EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
On and after TUESDAY, Sth OF June, passengers
!o- Baltimore and all points North and North.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond lor West Point where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. G. FREEMAN,
or kENNEBEC, Captain j. II. FREEMAS,-bott
boats having been put In firstrate order-reachine
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains FOR Philadelphia, New York.
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
E Lght-Strect wharvcs foot of Barry street, daily
Except Sundaysl at O'Clock =. NJ, passengers
arriring in Richmond at l2l5 I. NJ. the follow ing
day In time 20 connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dan.
Vile and all points that road Greensbo :o'
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., n. c.; Columbia, S. c.,
and ali points South. -.... ..t
PASSENGER TRAIN #'.--a- -"
leaves Richmond daily except Sundays) at
O'Clock 7. VI. leaves West Point daily except
Mondays) at i0:ie \. NJ. q
THOMAS, ,DODAMEAD,.
ie z ..| Superintendent,
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Fon SALE BY TEE HUN
pREp ut the Dispatch Office.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH"
Is LARaER THAN 1.-THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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MAnIsE INTE1LIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IS, u

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 2e 1899.
Sun rises $50 Moon rises.......... 8.5t
Sun sets ts,..t5.2l 81 High tiGe... s.2t
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WILLIAM 9. .DUNBAM & CO., a
NATIONAL LINE.

steamers weekly to .LIyERPooLs x%6h
calling ut QUEENSTOWN leaving Is
pier a North river every Saturday
DENMARK, ERIN, -. PENNSYLyAEIA,
ESGLAND' VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 aud S76, currency. hatce.,#
Steerage passage, $50, currency:
steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
t37, In ctrreney.rt III -.
Sleerage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg hot-
For further particulars, apply at the Offices OK
the company, 90 Broadway, +. W. y. HuRsT,
WIfTISM q. DIyEHAM a CO. Agents. z.
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We publish the following certificate that our
readers may know where they can obtain whis-
key so highly recommended for family and medi-
cinal use, and at such moderate price-viz., ,$s 81
per gallon. They make liberal discount to deal
ers - -
I.i34 I III rs. 'tRIcAMoND. June 8, 1892
s'Messrs. W. d. Blair & Co., ss7 Main street:
Gentlemsn,-I certify that have most care
fully tested the whiskey presented to me called
ssAlpha,' and find 1t free from fusl oil, copper,
and all impurities, and am pleased to recon-
mend 1t as sound medicinal liquor. ga
$3.50 as ,gt -E-s SD. b. MCCAw, N. D.,
.Professor Chemistry Medical College, Va"
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS asHs-sYIISTEs. q;
~ The boats Of the JAMES RI-fsa.SE
YER AND KANAWHA CANAE, ,CUMMf.AAkY 81 "A
will leave the dock as usual promptly at IL M. on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery. or prepaid, at the
option of the shipper. Every facility possiDie VIII
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than ut
nv Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid. s-. gs- t =. l.Es sf.s -ss stsg.,ss.e. 1ED
Boats locked and insured. . --f =
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.