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NO. IS.

III, ing the depot weights are ton ,;,,- 49,,
for s,i, g9ue returns OF purchasers In Tnnr ci'v
IL LOT SUI less than the light weights =. h;oi
A. snipped. This ought not So to he ",soh as ~
iiV9l'es heavy loss on us in the aasros,ta ~ ~
Dotn 0uyer and seller ought to ha viii.
10 abide by the railroad freinhts II Tb;s bM;s',,ng
tne custom in old times when we did bms; " as
ness with your city. At anv rate u the raii JuiI.
Ioad ls responsible for the weight reneintes
,ol: ana the buyer should be REQUIRED n
actept The receipt Of the agent here ~ ind;,
ca1,ng ca,, the quantity exactly. This is the
ond oiy LIT, ilr way Of settlement between buyer
ro ne communication was referred 10 tbe
e23Immlttec 3I' On Grain Delivery. WV
c hc following were received fron Ar
daleott, and ordered to be recorded d. -
isIcH,D AND DANv'E AND P,sn,r p p,s
oFFlcE OF ENGINEER AND Sup'r,
n RICHMOND, Aug. %, 1871.
Dag.d J. Burr. Esq, President R,cbmond
Chomoer Of Commerce:
Dear sir,-Below I give Won a state
inenG OF freiShts brought to Richmond nv
Inc Hlchmond and Danrille railroad durin1
Iile 1rst ten months Of the fiscal wear endino
oept. ~, 1871, and comparison of same
with the treights brought TO Richmond dn.
ring Inc same months of the previous tisca
year. very respectfully, &C.,
/. NJ. X. TALCoTT, Ens'r and Sup't.
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A WOMAN TELLS A SECRET--Il0oD For
tame acas Lost and Regdaned-Cape May,
on the 20th of August, 1869, was partially
DESTROYED hy terrible conilaSratlon.
Among the ruined hotels was the Atlantic,
and one of its guests at the time was Mr.
Charles Rubicam, Phladelph!an, who
had ut that moment stored in his trunk
So 600 in currency, with which he intended
to purchase the Diamond Beach DRIVING
Park. The flames wrapped the ill-faled
building so quickly that MIR. Rubicam fail
ed 10 secure all his effects. During the cX-
citemcut OF the moment he removed one
of his trunks which he tondly believed coll-
tanned the precious bundle. but when he
looked to assure himself of its safety, he
WAS dumb-founded to discover that he had
picked up the wrong trunk. 1t may well
be imagined that the blow was almost
crushing one, and it was rendered more
poignant by the fact that at the moment
when he WAS congratulating himselt
upon its security, The greedy flames $50 he
then thoUghL were dcvouring the little pile
Of precious paper. One day, many months
after the calamity, and when the Atlantic
had sprung UP more charming from the
ashes, its proprietor, Mr.. McMakin, re.
ceivcd note. from an old servant announe-
ing that she HAD heard all about the $4,000,
and that she would at some future time tell
all about it. This declaration surprised
Mr.. Rubcam when he heard of it, and with
q fluttcriny heart he set about reclaimtns q
fortune that he had looked upon as lost. De-
tectiyes Bartholomew and Duke, old Pull
adclphians, but now In the employ Of Cape
Nav CITY, were enlisted, and after weary
search succeeded III finding the servant that
had given the welcome Intelligence, and
who had promised to explain " in the fu-
ture." She informed the detectives that
colored waiter named II. S. Clarke, in the
service of the Atlantic Hotel at the time
of the conflagration, had saved the trunk
from the fire, and she supposed that
"that was how he came to getthe money"
The detectives then instituted search for
MIR. Clarke, and found him ut length ID the
service of the Broadhead House, at the
Delaware Water Gap, where on Wednes-
day he was found. Clarke openly acknoW-
iedsed that he had received the 10, ooO, de-
nv ing, however, that he had stolen 1t, or OF
having any intention to steal it, and, 10
make good his word, volunteered to return
every penny OF it. From his statement II
seems that after the fire he came to the city
and bought the house No. 910 Lombard
street, This he volunteered to turn over,
and, with some remaining cash, the full
amount lost by Mr. Ru bicam would be re-
stored to him. To-day, it is said, the ne
cessary papers were made out and the prop
crty transferred to Mr. Rubicam. Thus
was it that Clarke lost fortune, and Rubi-
cam regained one, through woman who
couldn't keep secret.
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RICHMOND AMATEUR OrERA TROUPE
The following gentlemen were elected Off
GERS Of this popular amateur troupe last
Tuesday evening: President, Wm. Il. HaX.
all, Esq; Nice-P President, Col. Wm. +.
Tanner; Secretary and Treasurer, L. II.
Chamberlayne, Jr.; Stage Manager, MAJOR
VIM. B. Myers; Business Manager, Majo'
Wn. Ii. Caskie; Musical Director, Prof
+. A. Ambold; ; Pianist, Mr.. +. Ncwheiscr;
Librarian and Property man, Chas. Lun.
din; Executive Board, Messrs. j. V. j..
McCreery, Marion j. Dimmock, A. Sallic
Watkins, John Hanson kepler.
The troupe meets every Tuesday evening
for rehearsal at the Richmond Musical EX-
change. They have Fra Diavolo and the
Barber Of Seville in rehearsal.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION OF TIE
Sons AND FRIENDS OF TEHpERANos.-A few
days ago we vcntured to predict that the
action Of tho National Division OF Sons OF
Temperance, admitting negroes to equal
rights Of membership, would result in the
withdrawal OF the southern Jurisdictions
and the absorption Of their membership oy
the Friends Of Temperance, an Order COM
posed exclusively Ofwbite men and already
established OH a firm and enduring basis.
This opinion is strengthened, If the predic-
received in this city yesterday by prominent
officials OF the two Orders. The first is one
from a. p. Abel, Esq. Of Charlottesville,
Va, president of the Supreme Council of
Friends of Temperance in the United
States, addressed to VIM. Hall Crew, ESQ.,,
district vice-president. From this we are
permitted to make the following extract
81 agree perfectly in all yoIr suggestions
of hbcrality OF action towards the Sons OF
Temperance. I will do everything in my
power officially, and give whatever of ln-
luence | MAY have personally, III favor OF
il, and L have 10 question that the supreme
and State Councils will sympathize fully in
our views. You are therefore authorized
to give every assurance OF fraternity OF feel-
ing anu liber.lity Of action u your DlylS-
ions.
There Testrons reasons why there should
be the closest union Of Temperance men at
this time, and the unsettled condition OF
affairs III the Order OF Sons of Temper
ance' would be far from hcalthful, espc-
cially to The reformed inebliates.
Should it be deemed desirable | will call
meeting of the Supreme Council at this
place, and have all the necessary action
taken so as to secure the honors i'll our Or
der that had been attained in the other.
Good is our one object, and we will make
all proper concessions to attain it,"
Col. WA. S. Gilman, Grand Worthy Pa
triarch of the Sons, has also received Il let
ter Of the same general import from Rev.
y. y. WcllOnS. secretary Of the Friends.
He extends to the Sons 4 most cordial SYM
pathy, and f:ivoIs a union equally honora-
bic 10 10th organizations without forfeiture
OF honors by the officers Of either. II ne
ccs>ary the Grand Division and State Coun-
Gil may both be convened in special session
and the Union consummatcd at once, but
this will hardly be necessary, rs both meet
in Octobcr-the Friends 4 week before the
Sons, the former in Charlottesville and the
latter In Richmond.
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regulations of the knights Tem,,..
PiIGrfmnEe to Raatirnnra

Inc .commitmlttee of Richmond Com.
nay, ,aandery, No. 2, appointed to prepare
TWeeulaIlons for the government of the
hnlghts Templar visiting Baltimore nert
week, nave reported the following N'
-: elr hnlghts will assemble at the denot
y. Tue richmond, Fredericksburg and Po.
Ia dnmac railroad, ON Broad street, on Mon
oay . evening. September 18th, promptly at
otdock' with fatigue hat and brown linen
tos'er. the IT, IL Is important to be punctual, as
.mG 'n cars ior the use Of the Commandery
WIN De attached to the mail train. which
must leave on time. "-i'A
e. l.. baggage will be placed in charge of
sir Knight Thos. Angel, who is berebv an.
pointed quartermaster for the trip. and in
connection with his other duties, will hsve
cbarge OF the lances and other property of
the Commandery. -, -
q. Sir knights signing the printed circ,1.
lar, engaging passage to Baltimore. will be
expected to pay the fare whether they 90
or not put IN the event of their inability to
go, Will be authorized to send some Sir
knight or Master Mason in their stead. 0A
4. On the arrival at Baltimore no Sir
knight will leave the boat without first OBJ
tanning the permission of the E. Com
mander, as he may have important orders
to communicate previous to the discmbar-
kation Of The Commandery.
5. Sir Knights are strictly prohibited from
entering any drlnking-saloon or bar.room.
in uniform, during the trip.
6. No Sir Knight will be admitted into
line on the occasion of the grand parade
unless fully equipped according to orders.
7. Dress Of Templar on foot as follows ::
black suit black velvet apron, sash and
gauntlets, with black silk gloves; regula-
tion chapeau, black leather sword-belt, and
Templar sword.
8. For a fatigue hat. to be worn in travel
ling or when not on duty, the Commandely
has decided to wear black Alpine or
other black felt hat, with the brim stand.
ing in the usual position rs worn by cili-
zens, and the cross (similar to that Hereto
fore worn by the Commandery on their
dress hats) pinned in front.
8. Any Sir Knight who may be guilty Of
violation Of any of the above orders, or
shall refuse to obey any order given him by
the e. Commander, will be liable to have
charges preferred against him in the Com
mandery, and tried for the offence"
The committee is composed of Sir Knights
Jas. A. Scott, VIM. e. Tanner, J. Thomp-
son Brown, l. S. Tower, G. W.P. Brock.
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N1taNcheSfer Efcrlas.

CONSERVATIVE MEETING, &C.-The an.
nounccment that Abram Hall, and other
colorcd Conservatives, would sneak. drew
together large audience of ali colors at the
Courthouse on Tuesday night. Supcrin.
tendent A. B. Wooldridg &C introduced the
speakers. Abram Hall, Solon johnson. and
John Cooley spoke. The irrepressiblc VIM.
Jackson attempted to reply, but retired
with 4 flea IN his ear. The Interruptions
were frequent, but there WIS no disorder.
The Radicals made another attempt to-
night to ratify the ticket nominated at
Chester.
A NEW SoCIETY.-The Manchester Lite
rary Society has organized is follows {:
President, Henry w. Bran>ford Second
Vice President, John r. CogbiIl; secre-
tary, Samuel E. Woodtin Critic, e. Nor
risctt !; Usher, Fl. w. Snellngs.
John +. Taylor, Esq, will deliver the
opening address on the 22d instant.
The COUNTY CoURr.-This body was in
session but one day. Nothing but civil
business transacted, and none of that of
public Importance.
REVIvAL.-An interesting revival Of reli-
gion is in progress at Salem Baptist Church
in Dale township. A number of CONVEX
SiOAo Ill Icl)OIlcu. he IDlStOT, Inc heF.
Mr. Holiday, has been ably assisted by Mr.
Deans and other ministers.
DEPARTURE OF THE GIPsIEs.-On yester.
day the gipsies silently folded their tents
and stole away to, we trust, Glands more
warm and skies more blue" or some other
seaport. Our community certainly had it's
fill Of them.
The PETERSBURG RA1LRoAD.-The secre-
tary of the Board of Trustees is in receipt
OF official notification from Thomas II.
Wynne, Esq, president of the Petersburg
railroad, to the effect that the. regular mail
trains will stop at the Manchester crossing
to take up or put down passengers. We
have before noted the other arrangements
made for the accommodation Of our people.
BARBEcUE.-On Saturday the Conserva-
tiges OF Clover Hill entertain their friends
at grand barbecue and mass meeting on
the farm OF DR.. Wake, candidate for the
LEGISLATURE.
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THE SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ernor Hamilton, Of Texas. draws the fol-
lowing picture Of the southern adVenturer
OF the period:
"When we see a poor, miserable cuss,
who never had $3.50 in his life, come to Aus
tin. borrow money to pay his expenses,
dollars doll night at faro. driving around in q
fancy team, making liquor bills, wine bills,
and all sort Of bills, and buying buggy
and fine horses to 60 home in, we know he
is thief as well as If we had seen him
Bteal,' .r.
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POLICE COURT, WEDERsDAY-JuStiee IT, J.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: ,-
Nancy. Bridges, charged with being
drunk and using indecent and prolane Ian
guagc in the street, was discharged.
Robert B. England, charged with CT ea- a
saulting and beating Annie Myers. Found
guilty and sent to jail for thirty days.
Sarah Bratton (colored), charged with
using abusive, insulting, and threate ening
hnsllageto Lizzie Harris, was fined 81.
Emma Jones (coloredl, charged with
being drunk and cursing Policeman White
In the discharge Of his duty. Discharged.
Maria Bray, charged with threatening to
assault Agnes Washington and throwing
rocks into her house, was fined p, admon-
ished. and discharged.
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IN . nhH FINE GALLERY.-Mr. W. G. 7.
zant " eichmond, Va, has opened an e'e-
civ No eon mn.oa'ous Photographic gallery In that
pproTlde the very best of everything. Mr.. Fp.y.
SER 'Skss With him one OF the two larges. MI
meyer lenses In the States "a Al, .nd tba cow.
piu'oh 70 one owned By Mr.. j. F. Rvaa,. ~
o.e'eisna' ohio, whose portraits attracted sn
'uuch a"cn'lon at the Con 7ention In pbiIade,.
pn'-, snd also Dallmeyera . B., mounted an onr
u'''h,'aose success camera boxes. Mr.. r. has 40
oaiea the aid OF Mr.. NJ. j. Powers, the ponui.r
,.a sna cipefienced photographer and has snnnlIes
MS requisites We believe exc,us,v.Iv r,a.
'''cA.- Photographic Bulletin, N,,o Yorf.
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To his already numerous electrical inven-
t;ons Sir Charles Wheatstone has now
added a printing instrument, just com.
nIeted by him. 1t is said to resemble q
piano. having keyboard Of twenty-five
notes each answering to letter in the al.
pbabet, several of which can be used for
stops and numbers. The most frequently
occurring letters are situated towards the
centre, SO that On operator need rarely move
his hands from one position. dreat speed
is thus obtained, and IL necessary printea
copy Of the forwarded message can De nad
by the sender OF message.
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THE YORK RIVER LINE TO BALTIMORE
This popular line is now more popular be-
cause more thoroughly equipped and more
expeditions than ever. The steamers East
crn City and Daniel Webster transport the
passengers from West Point to Baltimore.
They arc fine, fast boats; give good fare,
and are managed by accomplished officers.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE SoCIETY.-The Rev. W.
M. Staples, recently appointed Secretary OF
the Virginia State BlDle Society, has &C
cepted the appointment and will remove
from his present residence, Catsklll, n. Y,
to Richmond. He is said to have unusual
qualifications for the position.
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To-dsy will be sold, without limit or reserve at
public auction, len thousand (slo, ocOl doIisrs'
wol tn o. forfeited p pedges at the Loan once OF II.
HAhRIs & BRO, 1881 Main street. ii In want OF
fine Gold Watches, Jeweiry, siiverware, Guns,
Pistols, Clothing &C., &C., win do we'll 10 attend
the sale, as all articles sold warranted as re-
presented. The sale commences at 10 O'Clock. E.
B. COOK, Esq, Auctioneer.
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OAKwooD SOLDIERS MoNUMEST.-The Ia
dies of the OakWood Memorial Association
held meeting on Tuesday to consider what
in uscription, in the nature of motto, should
be placed OH the monument to the Confed-
crate dead now being built. Being unable
to agree, the question was left to commit
tee consisting OF the Rev. DR.. Edwards and
Major Robert Stiles.
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THE SKATING SEASON will have brilliant
opening at Assembly Hall on Saturday
night. Roller-skating is an established in
stltutlon in Richmond, and in the cause OF
hcalth and innocent amusement we hope its
patrons may increase L hundred fold before
The winter is over.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN THE RIcHAofD PosT OFFICE, SEPT. 13, 1871.
Mrs. A. Cameron, Gordonsville, Va; Miss
Henrietta Jackson, New York j. W. Car
ter, Brooklyn, N. Y; J. j. Wilson & Co..
Richmond, va; Henry Elicit, HarriSs
Landing, richmond David Washington,
Three-Turn p. o.; u. Yickers, Manches-
ter, Va; Messrs. Adams d Brother, Proyi.
dence, r. l.; Hon. James Lyons, Sweet
Springs, West Va; Hiss III. L. Woody,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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JoD PRINTING.-We cali ths astenso, y, r
:hants, clerks OF courte sheriffs. lauvsr. rsn
'oaa steamship and canal officers and agents. ana
I'll others having orders for printing to the rsc,l.
les offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAn.
LtsliMENT for the promp: snd faithful execution
u aiikind OF Job Printing. We can furnish 2.
snort notice Cards. Eill-Hcads, Letter Hea,,a.
lfosrsmmes Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
'sss' Hand-Bil!s, Catalogues, Bills of Fare. Show.
''"i'' thecka, Drafts, &C., &c., &c. Satisfaction
Guaranteed,
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REPRESENTATIVES, IN THE ATIoNAL
COMMERCIAL CoNYEHTIoN.-His Excel!cncy
Governor Walker has appointed the follow.
ing delegates from the eight congressional
districts to represent the State Of Virginia
In the National Commercial Convention
which meets in Baltimore on the 25th 1st.
w. w. Walker; I'd. w. N. II. Smith; 3D.
Major. Isaac Il. Darlington 4th. Walter
Coles, Jr.; 5ih. w. X. Berklcy; Gtt. S. II .
Motlett; 7th. George G.. Weddcrburn; Stu.
Col. Il. L. Withers.
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DUTCH GAp-Qw'cker Time bctaceen Rich
naond and NortoIk.-The steamer Sylvester
made her first trip through Dutch Gap CO.
nal yesterday, thus consummating q long
desired object, which shortens her time be-
tween the two cities considerably.
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IT H E DISPATCH.

Now AT THE BoLLAR SroRE.-Biack walnut
carved brackets, hat racks, &C.; vases OF every
description; photograph albums. clocks, black
leather bags, plpe5: sivar-plated ware In variety:
large looklng-glasses; elegant steel engrav!nes:
aona' spoons knives, and forks bracelets; Mil
"n eoio )ewelry fans; aud very large assort~
aa' eIt OF goods too numerous to mention. Corner
s'h and Main Otree.s.
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-Scvcra
Presbyterian ministers and ruling elders
will leave Richmond this morning to at
tend the session OF this church judicatory,
which meets at Salem Church, Hanover
cOllnty tO.Qiy
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OFp1c1AL VIs1T.-GoV. Walker on Tues
day afternoon made q visit Of inspection to
the penitentiary. He was accompanied by
his aid, Col. Owens, and by Col. VIM. +.
Tanner. of the Board Of Directors.
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RICHMOND. VA. THURSDAY MORNI
AUCrEON SALE2 TODAY.
n. GoDDIN will sell at Up. n. framed b

T. GODDIN will cell at 6 P. M. o framed build
ing on the canal, adjoining the upper end OF
The Trcdegar Works.
COOK b LAUGHTON will cell at 10 A. NJ, for
II. Harris & Bro, at 1881 Mslu street, 500 lots
OF pawubroker's pledges,
LYME i RRO. will sell at p. NJ. house and
lot on Orange street, near the corner Of LIST
GtIeeL
THCs. ", KEESEE will Sell at 10 A. M. furni-
ture, pianos, &c.
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4 THE IvoRINEs.-Itis is astonishingto what per-
lection the art OF photography has been brought
by the artist OF the "LEE " gallery who Is pro-
duclng those beautiful 1te-like pictures below the
nr,ce charged for common photographs.
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D1scuARaED.-The parties sent back from
the Hastings Court appeared before JUS
ticc White yesterday, and were discharged.
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FRAYsEn's Rembrsnt and carte de visita photo
graphs please the Richmond public, judging from
she crowds that yisi. fis gallery daily.
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL for August %, con-
tanning pen and pencil sketches of AuylIs
Ia, Ga, and much other interesting matter,
Main street. A-10
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SCHOOL TRUSTEE APPo1NTED.-Col. Il. II.
Burks has been appointed school trustee
for Buchanan district, Botctourt county,
vice VIM. Linkenhoker.
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. NTHEACirE COAL.-Sow ahoat. 500
y yrus best guiliiy X. i. EGG ard STOVE
trAI,~. wAlCh viii hy sold iron! the yeEssis allo~
a.-gt"-.
C.li and rec my price,. aad ley In yonr winter
s..,.. r. saai l-Cr,. there Is an a1vance in coal
aa,t :!c!SAt- il the northern II 4rse.s.
WIRT ROBERTS,
.... C3racr l7ih ana Dock streets.
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NiRECTORI l-'2.-RANDOLPH &
, t.{i.l,ii, I3!, Main str: e.. have for sale at
:. IN. tlritHp&D :llI DIRECTORY. COR
tanning Il reEcrai directory oi citiZ.ns OF Rich
.m.LG ANA naEt hester.
+.mt. d Etc l$..So DIRECTORY or other VIZ
VlslTURs' GUIDE TO RICHMOND, sec or
,..,,... IL
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- Ut. runners cartes de visIts and cabinet
,U.os,sphs can be had st FRAYsER's s gallery,
opposite the Post-ofice.
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Bartlett pears. Concord and Clinton grapes
fresh gs. besides other good THINGS. may 90 iouna
al ANToNr,s neg. door TO j. Il. Tyler Il Co's.
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HARMONY DIVISION, Sons Of Temperance,
Pill meet at tx O'Clock tonight.
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.,nAL AEp NUOD.--i am Tow pre-
I pared !" rurui,a CIDEIE Hill. CoAi: al
-. t',r.: .l.t!g"I ttcr&, viz ttON = b III ".
T.. EIalka vg llr iVI.G, delivered. &hc ChUFhh
I.I.l, "a u. =; st:g pcr !r.j, t.i!vc!vd;
4...i'y ( y UpN 1hd A ! d HkNllA Spnt
an. ..s9 ysepArch 10 'ur:.!sh CLOVER ':l!.L
.f,h'. >. ihc sn,nc price, III Manchester. N1T
,,.i, me to IA" III yoIr riu!cr -nppiE.
- 80 4. =. "gbLDEIDGE, e,
Gg,rc .ad IH-d, slh street beyond hyTd
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ookA were never more plentiful than 6
THIS Time in the marshes of James river.
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ENVELOPES furnished aud printed ss -, $3.50.
S31s, and $3.50 per 900, at the Dispatch Prtn.nr
establishment.
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n,Us<s. STATIONERY, &c.
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GguRGf, :. RlDGOrD,
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