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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. On Thursday
night late an attempt was made to rob the
canal-boat John 0. Lewis, Captain Wright.
The robbers had partially succeeded in et-
fecting their purposes when they were dis,
covered by policeman Chamberlayne and
chased off. He would have caught them
but that they had out q scout, who gave
them notice of the approach of the police.
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SuyDAY-SCHooL PIc-NIc.-The Belvidere
Baptist Sunday school will have u picnic
on next Friday, 3Oth instant, at Mr.. Ba-
ker's farm, adjoining Taylorsyille, twenty
one miles from Richmond, On the Frede-
ricksburg railroad. Tickets can be had of
any of the officers and teachers of the
school.
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VI y u
ARRIVED.
Brig Frances Jane. Jones, -, llaNail. Cren-
shaw IL Go.
Steamer State of Maryland, Baltimore. mcr-
chandisc and passengers, liarveys Williams
SAILED,
Steamer James s. Green, Vance, merchandise
and passengers, W. T.. Porter.
Steamer Niagara, Blakcman, New York mer-
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, incr-
chandlsc and passengers, l.. Il. Tntum.
Schooner Clara Bell ApprSarth, Baltimore. tin
lower james river, lumber Curtis Z Iarter.
Schooner Oryctta, Bodinc, New York, wood,
Curtis Parker. n,n,
Schooner William and James, Oattcn, Philadcl-
phia, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT July 23.-Arrived, steamer henc-
bee, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
scngers, Richmond and York River Kai!road, ana
sailed on return.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2o.--Clcared, schooner
Charlotte Hall, Yickers, for Richmond.
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EXCURSION TO PETERsBuRG.-Thc great
success that Messra. Woodcock and Laughton
have met in running their excursion trains
to Petersburg has induced them to continue
them. A train will start at $3.50 tomorrow
morning.
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!. u. WOODBRIDGE.
4 ETUR RACITE COAL

1 NTHRACITE COAL
" At MARKET RATES.
All sizes nf the celebrated LoRBERRl RED
H&NTHRACITEC COAL delivered promptlyat
current rates.
Coal carefully screened, and sold by weight,
:. y. LATIIROP-
Il - Seventeenth street ut draw-bridge.
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The CASE Of CuRRAN.-The case of john
Curran, the young man charged with rob-
bing James Duffey of SITS, vas called be-
fore the Mayer yesterday morning, and in
tie absence OF Witnesses il was continued
until to-day.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS ExERc1sEs.-!Sycnmore Rev.
Thomas n. Arnold, having returned to the
city, will preach at II A. NJ. and at 81
Pm.
SeGmen's Bethel-Rev. F. J. Boggs will
preach at Seamen's Bethel at II A. NJ. and
4 P. NJ.
German Church (FTM streeO.-Rev. j.
Blenncr will preach at ! | A. NJ.
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NJ. ELLYsON & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers, rates. for cash. apply ut this Office.
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GEMS SACRIFICED.--A lady's workstand ana
.entlcman's shaving stand-each ebony ana wal
nut, richly carvcd-oGe with marble-top-both
nearly new, are for sale at 4 sacrifice at 1. ".
kccsec's auction store, on Main between Ihr-
teentil and Fourteenth streets. secure them this
morning
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ROBBERY. private residence OF
General Gleason, Sidney, was broken into
last night and robbed Of about five dozen
pieces of clothing, consisting principally
of table linens and under-clothing. The
General was absent ct his farm at the time.
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DENTISTRY

nR. GEORGEF KEESEE, GRA- 60
- DUATE Of the Baltimore College of%nrrYOr
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided altentiol 10
aji operations pertaining To the practice Oh ach-
t.lry both in It's relations to the SAIURAl;;
ORGANS and TO their substitution by bcautiiul
AciS oi ARTIFICIAL TEETH. .
TEETH EXTRACTED by the a!d OF pure III
uos oxide gas when desired.
once corner Broad and Nineteenth streets
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NOTICE.-My office is with A. :. Lee,
y Thirteenth between Main and Cary streets.
NERCHANT to my friends and the public, and
hone. from my long experience in business, to be
enabled 10 give satisfaction To- those who may be
% kind as 10 entruSt me with their business.
Iy l-eodtw DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
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The CHINESE QUEsTIoS.-A Washington
letter says:
1.-The Chinese emigration question is
already bothcring the minds Of some of the
members of the Workingmcn's Assembly
here. There is no doubt that the working
men generally are thinking deeply on this
subject, and watching with interest every
movement looking to the importation of the
Celcstialab
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4 NTHRACITE COAL,
COKE,
CLOVER HILL. COAL.
CHEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL

SOFT COKE FOR THE MILLION. fresh from
fine mines the best and cheapest fuel ever used for
-satrS ranges, etc. !: is easy Ia kindlc, and docs
,f IN r,irC the stove range like anthracite coal
Julatra manufacturers and hotcl-kecpcrs, In
net everybody. will lind it Ia their interest to
H. u, il i only $3.50 per load: HARD COKE.
!. SOFT HAIL COKE, 81: GLOVER IT'LL
.t.nNI. 81 ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK and
PINE WOOD ut market rates. Liberal arrange
,1rr.ts will Gc made with dealers and large con-
-lmcr>. II you want good SOFT COkE be sure
ID. gr,fa Il. ii. COTTRELL.
No. oil Basin bank, between
..- = I'M Ninth and Icntn Streets.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRIED ut the Utspatch office.
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TIE DANCERS OF BEING WITNESS
Yesterday morning Mike Grimes and Betty
Grimes (colored) were arralgned before the
Mayor for assaultiug and beating Kitty
WingIield and her daughter. 1t appeared
in the evidence that the parties all lived in
Shedtown, and the witnesses for the Com
monwealth having been examined, Betty
turned and called Justify for about dozen
Of cher Witness" They came up, and
ranged themselves before the court and
gave in their statements, which, summed up,
amount to this: g Somebody TOXIN called
somebody yaller devil. Somebody took
flung cricket, an it landed in de crowd.
Somebody TOXIN holler come on, less clean
dis - place (Shedtown) out ; and den
dere was right smart disturbance and con-
fusement."
All statements having been heard, the
Mayor seeing that there had been general
free row, had the whole party-defenee,
prosecution, witnesses, and all-sent to the
station house to do q little job OF securing.
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diny.-Anne Green (colored), charged with
using indecent and abusive language to-
wards Mrs. 0ctayia Davis, was discharged.
Daniel Trent (colored), charged with
threatening and abusing Parthenia Davis,
was committed in default of surety. This
was Il hard case, in which mans base in
gratitude to woman was eXemplifed. Par
thcnia was Daniels so-called wife, and
though she had supported him in an idle
life, he poured forth n torrent of abuse upon
her head In vain did she sing: IDEAL
with me kindly, cheer my young heart y
His only reply was $50 TO-, ETC." A
few days in Jail will cure his ingratitude.
Squire Thompson (colored), charged with
unlawfully detaining lot of furniture and
bedding, the property of Rachael Bundy,
was arraigned. 1t appeared that the case
was one simply involving the right OF pro-
pcrty. "Aunt" Rachael wanted her
chist and things, an Squire come long dar
an said she shouldn't have 'em, and she
wanted her things, she did, which dey was
worth good deal III Confederick times, an
ef she was to have her duds contended for
in dat manner she was done, she was. The
case was dismissed.
Roland Booker (colored), charged with
whipping Edward James, a small boy, in
Scottsyille, Albcmarle county, was dis
charged, the case being too trivial to send
to that county.
James c. Baker, charged with assaulting
and bcating his wife Elizabeth Baker, was
discharged.
Laura Jones. Hannah Brannon, and Ed
mona Newton (colored), were arraigncd for
fighting. The fight appeared to have been
quite severe one, as one Of the parties
had her clothing literally torn into shreds
The whole party were sent to jail.
Isaac Burlcy (coloredD, charged with
boating his wife, was fined five dollars and
required to give surety for his future good
behavior. Another ono Of the bad results
of the sway of the grecn-eyed monster.
Frank Watson (colored), charged with
stealing shirt and one dollar from Isaac
King. was arraigned. The question OF
cuilt was decided by Isaac's declaration
" Suttinly he stole dc shut. Oar 'ts now
he cot it on now. Suttinly dat's de shut
Yes, and he stole de money, too, cause ht
took'n took it out'n dc tin cup whar keeps
| it."
THAT shirt is too small for you, aim
it ?"
"Umph umph! I kin fix dat. I got
string whar l tbs him wild"
"All right; I'll send him on"
"Why, hy; look here, boss. How kun
dat? What gwinc do for my shut?
wants my shut
"You'll hare to wait for that"
"But look here, look here, look here, boss
you amt gwinc send my shut on, too, Il
your"
"No, no; you'll get it back
Isaac was not satisfied with this, however
and he walked out of court muttering al
sorts of Jialedictions against the younI
thief, who was set back.
Daniel Trent (coloredD was arraigned TO
stealing a pair of shoes from Virgins
Royal. The shoes were found in Daniel.
possession, and the case seemed prett.
strong against him. Daniel said he neve
stole de shoes, but he bet a dollar agains
'cm at seven-up," and won 'em. He wa
sent On. This was his second case.
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-ITU OT-E WOOD AND COKE COOK

" N SINMEE.-Choicc OAK and Pune
WOOD. sawed or split by steam az our factory
n,ls Of >0porh quality, j. the rcadic>t. pleasant
,.-' l.st auG cheapest. cooking fuel for summer.
Nc>i best i our ruriyallcd Coke Now is the time
:u buy hi'mmiunuS coal for winter. Oilcc, iii
Nalu street. -
sC"<-lm j. +. WATKINS.
lHlEAP WOOD, CHEAP FUEL =
\ Look 81 This and come and see. Good SEA-
>ONED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long, So:
;c~ half cord, sawed ready for use, 3".15; per
Il. A. FACE, Agent,
Office and ward. 9l5 BASIN bank,
ic1I between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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b.. c.. COAL
L .A-TIIn AEIuE RITZ NIINlI-S AND

b., c., COAL
A.. ANTHRACITE, BlTTMINOCS, AND
COKE COAL.
Anthracite Coal is high, but we sell as low any
one and keep the best.
Rit.miuouS Coal-FlovCr Hin is the best and Is
now Al III lowest. We are agents OF the Company
.ur lis sale
CuAc j. an excellent fuel for stoves. and is now
very low.
WODD also for sale hv
ERkIEAL & COTTRELL,
yl3 corner Ninth street and Basin.
IN LAYING IN THEIR WINTER
| SUPPLY OF FUEL, my friends and the public
VIII please remember that on Eighth street between
Mann and Cary they will find 4 full supply OF
ANTHRACITE. CLOVER II Ii. and MlDLO-
THAN COAL. and OAK aud PINE WOOD.
J. u. PITCHER,
Eighth between Main AMI Gary streets.
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i Ohm MAHONY,
NIYYYp

u IttI FsVN IIJtN I'1I-
t., d"'mcrly Di the firm Of Wayt Il Mhhomy, ~,
11tt@rt3 FULL UPPER or LOWER SEJS Uf
= DOLLARS.
2i.!m OLD SETS bought, or exchanged NJ iieir
,l' ,l i"f i:ew sets Oh yuIrapIte.
>.''" ',''" ai!d residence, t25 Main street, between
.'1IA aud ScYcnl. streets je 7-3m
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

GENUINE KENTUCKY BOURBON.
20 barrels GENUINE KENTUCKY BOURBON
WHISkEY.
20 barrels DOUBLE RECTIFlED WHlshEf
IN store aud for sale By ..,.,. ....a.
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
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SHIPPENG.

EOR BALTIMORE.-Steamerse4i;risnTl., LEI
4 STATE OF MARYLAND will lssszsasssaassSssT11aaz
leave her wharf SATURDAY,, July 2ath, at 3!
O'Clock L. NJ. Freight received up TO 3o'clock
For freight or passage, apply To
iya4lt HARVEYS& & WILLIAMS.
DOR NEW YORK.-The new rfES
Il and elegant sidc-whecl steamship ps:sssssffssGis
SARATOGA, Captain ALEXtSDER, Will leave
her wharf ut Rockets on SUNDAY, July 25th
ut o'ciock p. NJ. Freight received until SATUR'
DAY NIGHT. Fare, &l2: stecrage, Sc. For freight
or passage, having elegant accommodations. appl!
to WILLIAM {. DUNHhM & CO.,
iy 24-lt corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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LADIES LIST.

LADh
Acrcc. Miss n. A.
Atkinson, Mrs. Wm. r
Alberison, Mrs. A. J.. e
Allen, Miss Mary
Anthony, Mrs. a. L.
Anderson, Mrs. N.
Anderson, Mrs. Z. tco.
lNrcdD !
Anderson, Mrs. 8.
4. III .trong. Mrs. VI. A.
Armstrong, Miss J..
Arnold, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Arscll, Mrs. II. w.
BurkS, Miss l..
Barker, Miss NJ. +.
Baskctt. Miss Sarah
Banks, Charlotte
Bcardslcy, Miss +.
BcardSlcy, Mrs. j. ID.
Bcxtcr, Miss X.
Berry. Mrs. b. II.
Bird. Mrs. l..
Binhim. Mrs. 1T.
Bihh, Miss a. W.
Bird, Mrs. +. NJ.
Black, Mrs. A. j.
Boydcn, Mrs. j. j.
Boyle, Mrs. X. A.
BoNley, Mrs. II. NJ.
Bond. Mrs. l.. 4.
Branch, Miss NJ. A.
Branch, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Brewer, Mrs. A. I.
Brown, Miss II.
Brown, Miss +.
Brown, NJ.
Brown, f.
Buckley, G..
Burns, Mrs. Vim.
Campbell, Miss NJ. +.
Darlington, Mrs. l..
Carver, Miss j.
Chase, Mrs. Il. w.
Christian, Miss 4.
Christian, Mrs. w.
Clcavcland. Miss Ira
Clay, Mrs. NJ.
Clarke. Miss :. j.
Clopton, Miss /.
Clarke, Miss 4.
Cook. Miss NJ. A.
CoGhill, Mrs. :. A.
Coleman, Mrs. +.
Cole, Miss NJ. 4.
Cone, Miss 4.
Cooley. Mrs. NJ.
Cook, Mrs. A. T..
Coleman, Miss G. cord
Collins. Miss |.
Cosby. Mrs. VIM. C..
Cousins, Mrs. NJ.
Cotrcll. Miss +.
Cowman, a. L.
Crowdcr, Miss o.
Crowds, Jennie
Curlin, Miss L.
Dabncy, Miss T.. Nj.
cambridge, Ellen
Davis, Mrs. NJ. X.
Davis. Mrs. +. b.
Days. Mrs. S.
Davidson, Mrs. c.
Dana, Miss X. II.
Dennis, Mrs. j. W.
Dcnnis, Miss +.
banked, Miss Alice
Dickinson. Mrs. VIM.
DickerSon. Miss ID.
Donigan. Miss NJ.
/ Dunnavaut, Mrs. l.. 4.
Dudley, Miss NJ. Il.
Early, Mrs. G.. W.
E!lcti, Miss W. a.
Elliotte, Mrs. ).
Eidcrkln, Mrs. I. G.
Eul,auk, Miss NJ.
Fisher. SiieS q.
| Floyd. Miss VI. e.
FinniScy. Mrs. A.
! Fisher, Miss L.
Ford. Mrs. L. j.
Fitch, Mrs. +. r.
| Fisher. Mrs. j. a.
Fleming, Mrs. b.
Floyd, Mrs. l..
FcYncyhougl, Miss L. B
| Galcgcr. Miss T..
Gates, Mrs. :. NJ.
Gates. Miss :. j.
Gather, Mrs. b. i.
Cartwright, Mrs. l.. j.
Gentry, Mrs. 4. A.
ellis, Mrs. NJ.
Goodson, Mrs. VI. W.
Goodwin, Mrs. III. L.
Gooch. Mrs. c.
| Goode. Mrs. NJ a.
Good. Miss NJ.
| Graves. Miss A. T..
| Green. Mrs. a. tcofdl
| Greenwood, Miss VI. +.
Harper, Miss +.
Harring gton, Miss X. (co
lorcdl
Haley. Miss NJ. 4.
Hall. Mrs. NJ. L.
Hatcher, Miss NJ.
Hopkins, Mrs. V. l..
Hope, Mrs. S.
| Holcman. Mrs. l..
| Hodges, Miss A. O.
| Hutchkiss, Mrs. NJ.
Hansbury. Mrs. Z.
Hooper, Mrs. 6. ).
Hunt, Miss X.
Hubbard. Mrs. y. NJ.
Hudson. Mrs. j.
Jackson, Mrs. T..
Jones, Miss l.. A.
Jones' Miss 4.
johnson, Mrs. NJ. A.
Johnson, Mrs. NJ. 5.
johnson, Miss II.
Johnson, Miss T..
jefferson, Betsy
Kent, Miss l.. B. l.)
Kemp, Miss Girnic
Lackctt. Miss ). (9l
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DIISr, once No 5es Main Street, cx-1HrrfYYss 1riSYs
T.rls teeth without pain by the use OF PukE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
Ai' The natural teeth, and performs all operations
MdIAcr al low rates. An experience or twenty
!earN enables him to guarantee satisfaction In
trcry Instance jc l0-d&w
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-3assss- 3ass--IE.ME555stts assss-IE.E55stts
" The boats of the JAMES 1-eGs.sss-.ssl---.zsss
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CuMfAN1
will leave the dock rs usual promptly ut II NJ. on
TIIESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and. tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
option of the shipper. Freight received ana dc-
livered at my o1licc, OH the Dock. -
Way freight will not be delivered TILL charges are
paid.
Do ori' II ''' nv EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, july %, 1889.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY "a, lsG9.
sun rises ,... 4.58 Moon rises. s........ 200
sun sets ..... 7.0i High tide. d.37
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Ritllmoltd 0ispatrtr,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE 'sDISPATCH' ~
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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TX. &. Z. KLOEBER, g.
- SURGEON DENTIST. tctn2fYNHS
bGSu,liul ARTIFICIAL TEETH oil Vulcanite
10, TWENTY DOLLARS. ,,,,,e
Highest cash price paid for OLD GOLD SETS,
Wtaken Ia exchange for new sets Of any style.
i!crth 1llcd gently and thoroughly.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS given every DAY,
STREET, WV je9
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EulVBER. L.ATEES, &c.

.. p.w GIBSON. WILLIAM L. HILL.
f. lBSON Il HILL,
VI SAW-MILL.
MANO'S ISLAND.
LUMBER. IATIiS, PAILlNGS. &C.
BILL TIMBER furnished ri shortest notice.
H. -i--:;m
7 UMBER. LUMBER, LtMBER.-The
] j Subscribers keep always OH land large stock
ol LUMBER OF every description. Mahogany,
Plank, and Newell Posts Shingles Starcs, Laths,
>rOkcS. &C.. Of their own ulanuiactirc. having
m controlling interest in the best mill in the state,
located in virgin pine and oak forest, will contract
o furnish on reasonable terms. timber of AL sizes
and dimensions. Always OH hand Il large supply
oibALED FORAGE (hIy and oats. We occupy
i.e whole canal street front from Film 10 slNt
streets, Give us ii call before buying elsewhere.
leI.---Jlnt TRUMAN a. PAKkER y co.
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ZINE SUMMER DRINK.
6i has q fine Cf.hRET nc the low price OF si.so
per gallon and ti,y cents per bottle. by ts hasle1
q. lower rates. Se~e
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DEDUCTION IN TIE PRICE OF
LOVER HILL COAL,

CLOVER HILL COAL.
cor and after this date the price OF CLOVER
MI. CuA!. will bc rs follows:
CLOVER HILL CMf...................S6 90
GLOVER hill llAil...................... 90
CLOVER HILL INE.................... 4 co
have also good OAK and PINE WOOD and
ANTHRACITE COAL, which ! offer at the lowest
market rates. "
aa-gn 4. Il. WOODBRIDGE.
ID DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
IL CUAL.--Dn aud after this day the price of
CLOVER NIL COAL is reduced as follows:
BEST LUMP CQAL....................S Sc per load.
HAIL COAL..................... 5 per load.
also keep always on hand OAK and PINE
G. B. LIPSCOMB,
ofcc and yard corner OF Seventh and Byrd
streets. .
\. B.-GrCIers left at my Office Fourteenth
trcct. near the Danvllc depot, will receive prompt
a,,,ttinn ie T-3m
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~ 4. BRANDER,
l.. COMMISSION MERCHANT

4. BRANDEh,
L. COMMISSION MERCHANT
ASD DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
corner OF Virginia and Cary streets.
In store and for sale on consignment. 200 bushels
Rlack-Eyc Peas. Cider Vinegar Hay. Corn, Oats,
aud Mill Oflal. .
Agent for Bowen K Mcrcer's SUPERPHOS-
lllATE LIME. my Ii
MILLS Il RNANT, TOBACCO EN-
vi CHANGE RICIINDND. VA. BROKERS
and COMMISSION hERCHA$TS for The rur-
"has" AMI sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TUBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignmcnts. Refer 10 A. i. Harvey,
rgcsidcnt of National Bank Of Nirginia; James
Thomas. Ir.. ESD. Richmond, Va. McSsrs. IL:
M.,scnrcr * Co. New York; Mcssrs. johnson &
Thompson. Boston Mass. jy2.
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A.B Il. c., Major c. r. NJ, Literary Pds
time, Red Modern Language, President Hebrew
CONGREGATION, Publisher Patriot (2l.
T.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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MOTHER HOGSHEAD OF THAT
n SUPERIOR CLARET WINE, just received
by SiEi1-DS' oiE 80 SSo 80 /" 49,, 49,,
jy % CU' DIoau stret'.
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LADIES' LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE JULY
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OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS
| RICHMOND, VA July q, 1869.
MO WHARFAGE-SPEC
~ SOTICE.-On and after date o s2ss.sIsse[
| WHARFAGE will be charged ut Richmond on
| freight over this line.
Also. freight received from IL NJ. tos /. NJ.
Yoa-lw L. L. TATUM. Agent.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND ClIICKAHoMINI)
STEAMERS,
RICHMOND, July %, 1860.
THE STEAM f r HERT-e4Iran=,
l. FORD, Captain CuILDS, will leave Iasssaaaa
her wharf al Rockets SATURDAY MUkNlNG u ut
o. clock. win receive freight ut her wharf from
10 NJ. TODAY to hour of departure.
For freight or passage, apply to CAPTAIN on
board, or to a. MlLi-SPAUGB,
~ st Cary and Eighteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

DURE FRENCH BRANDY, for med-
cinal purposes, just receives direct, and which
we oifcr low lor the quality ~
iyo SDEIIDs, SfEfFNS u w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. s4IrIsHa
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TRANS
PORTATION COMPANY are prepared to exc exc
cute TOWING and LIGHTERlNG T0BACGO,
BER, and WOOD, to and from City Point Peters
burg, Norfolk, and all landings on james river.
JOHN D. HARVEY, President,
Commercial Block: or to
D. S. LEFFLER, Agent,
Office No. 20l6 Dock
between Twentieth and Twcnty-irst streets.
iyol-3m JAMES T.. RIDDICk, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-24

JUST RECEIVED, ANOTHER LOT
~ OF the celebrated '.OLD GAMEn WHinII
KEY. Also full stock Of pure MOUNTAIN aii''
HILADELPHIa WHISkEYs.
GEORGE A. HUSDLEf,
-, 5as BROAD street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-19
News Items.

CHARIEsToN, January 18.--Arrived- l.
Schooner Rio Mary, Havana; schooner
Nellie Carr, New York; schooner w. Jones'
Rockland, Maine. OFF the Schooner
j. u. Teach, Philadelphia
MEMPHIS, January 17.-Last night, nine
m1lltlamen, of force stationed at Marion,
Arkansas, went to the house of a widow
lady, whose name is withheld. and violated
her three daughters. Information was
given to Col. Watson, commanding the
militia, who succeeded in arresting the
guilty parties. The greatest excitement
prevails at Marion.
New ORLEANS, January 16-A lively de-
bate took place in the House to-day over the
governors veto of joint resolution author
lzlng payment of the per diem and mileage
OF members of committees authorized to sit
during the recess, but the House sustained
the veto. Thirtyfour out of thirty-six Sc
nators were on these committees. The Se-
nate passed over the veto
Notice of contest has been served on all
new Louisiana Congressman, to whom GER
tlhcates have been issued, except that of l..
A. Sheldon. Contestants are busily engaged
claims.
ATLANTA, January 1S.-A resolution was
presented in the House, that the Senate and
House of Representatives adjourn till the
Sd day of June, but it was defeated. re-
solution to appoint joint committee of
four from the House and two from the Sc
nate, to take into consideration the question
of reconstruction, with view to its AMIGA
BILE adjustment. In the Senate, q resolution
was passed on Saturday, calling on the Go
vernon for the facts wherein he states that
there is no protection in this State for life
and property; which was referred to Spe-
cial Committee of five, with power to send
for persons and papers.