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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-23
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AT LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
On Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871.
1905 TICKETS OF ADMISSION.

Under the direction OF the best Musical Talent
that can be procured.
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through its property Of . size and
condition that shall be acceptable as mode
OF ing,ess and cgress 10 all the owners of
property Interested in Eighth street.
The subject elected a lengthy discussion,
md finally, on motion Of Mr.. Davis, the
whole subject was laid on the table, and
$50 copies ordered to he printed.
On his further motion committee OF
three was appointed to ascertain the value
of the property. The following gentlemen
were appointed Davis, Starke, and Whit
lock.
PETITIONS.
The usual number Of petitions, &c, were
presented and appropriately referred.
OTHER BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Manly: A resolution appropriating
S63i. to bc paid to the secretary OF the
school for salary from May % to. january
81 next. Referred to the Committee on
Claims and Salaries.
BY Mr. Allen: An ordinance to amend
the city ordinances in regard to the Fire
Department, increasing the number Of
commanders to six. Adopted.
Subsequently, Mr.. G. W. Taylor was
nominated rs commander Of the Church
Hill company and elected.
by Mr.. Anderson A resolution appro-
priating $4,000 for the construction of
sewerage. hQoHteQ-AyeS, 2S; noes, ".
BY MIR. Whitlock An ordinance amend.
ing the city ordinances in relation TO the
cases Of examining dead bodies, not Il case
for inquest, making the fee two dollars and
fifty cents in place OF five dollars, as ut
present. Lies over.
BY the same:
"ReSolued, That the Committee on
Streets be instructed to inquire into tho
comparative cost of mac;ulamizing and
paving the streets, and report to the Coun-
Gil, and that they also report whether it is
to the interest Of the city to discontinue
the former"
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
BY Nlr. Wagner:
"RcSolrcd, That the City Engineer be
authorized, under the direction of the
Committee on Streets, to have the names
or numbers ofthe respective streets posted
up on two OF eHe most conspicuous corners
of all intefsecttng streets within the curpo-
ration
The Pre;ident laid before the Council Il
number Of papers, which were appropri-
atsy referred. A(icr which,
On motion Of Mr.. Wynne, the Council
adjourned at $3.50.
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iOLicE COURT, MONDAY-Justtce j. r..
Vhste Presidtmg.-The following Guses were
disposed OF
Sophia LomaX (coored), charged with
having in her possession sundry articles of
male, female, and children's wearing nm.
parrel, The property of +. A. Newhiser, was
discharged. ......--.-.
Robert BmaX (colored), charged with
entering the premises OF T. 4. Ncwhiser in
the, night time and stealing $40 worth of
clothing, the property of F. a. Ncwhiser.
sent onto the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court.
Milly Carter (colored), charged with as
slulting and abusing the wife OF Charles A.
Anderson. Discharged.
Margaret Lewis .(colored), charged with
invading the premises OF Margaret Sublett
and abusing her. Dismissed on payment of
costs.
John Baker, charged with threatening
personal vluleHce4 against William J.. Cass,
was required 10 give security in the sum of
800 for six months.
Il. Gerot, charged with striking John
Farrar In the public street. Fined 81.
John a. Garnet, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was dis
charged by Justice Crutchtield.
-Adalinc Christian (coored), charged with
DClilS ut uHh anu ulSDiuGlll Ill Lut SGlccG,
and trcspassing upon the premises Of Samuel
Christian. Discharged.
Eliza Holmes (colored), charged with re-
cciying Il lot of wearing apparel and kitchen
furniture. under false pretences, the proper
ty of Harriet L. Lowry. Committed to Jail
in default Of security.
John Roberts alias Randall Gray, charged
with stealing one gray horse and one dark
brown mule, al! of the value Of $3.50, from
Colonc. Fl. Is. Tomiin. Sent on to the grand
jury for the LIST Mundty in November.
Lizzie Edwards, charged with picking
the pocket of Sam Robinson and taking
So i'll currency. Case continued until
Wednesday.
Martin Il. Alley, charged with assaulting
and threatening sarah Pcttiway. Con-
tinred until the 1lth.
Margaret Sublctt (colorea), charged with
assanl,irg and striking Margaret Lewis.
Dismissed on payment of costs.
Peter and Emma Moore (colored),
charged with creating = great noise to the
annoyance Of the ncighborS. Fined $3.50
each and required to give security in the
sum Of 81 for three months.
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MANCITEsTER ITEMS.

RELIGIOUS NEws.-The new PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday. At II O'Clock A. NJ. tho Rev Mr.
Campbell preached the dedicatory sermon
taking his text from Psalms 122, verses q
I, ana .. y large congregation was in at
tendance, and the exercises were in every
way interesting. In the evening Mt i
ocsck The pastor preached to the Sabbath
school from EcccSiaStcs, 18th chapter and
Ist verse Remember thy Creator in the
days OF thy YOUTH The attendance was
very large, embraciug members of all Chris.
tan denominations among them tue Rev.
Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and the Rev. MIR. Hammond, of
the Meade Memorial Episcopal church.
The Presbyterian church just completed
IS at the corner of Porter and Tenth streets.
Ground was broken in October, 1859, and
The cornerstone was laid last June, and its
speedy completion is due to the earnest eff
forts of w. z. Buell. and other jealous
Presbyterinns (male and female) in our
midst. The structure is u decided orna-
ment TO that portion Of our town, and too
much praise canuot be awarded the faith
full efforts of these Christian people to pro-
VIDE Tor themselves Il place OF worship.
The Sunday school of this church is in u
most tiourishing condition, the Rev. Glr.
Campbell giving it his personal superyi-
sion. He is ably assisted by friends Of the
cause. ..-
The officers of this church are as follows
Rev. William A. Campbell, pastor; Will
liam Plumcr Buell., Elder; Henry Fitz-
gerald, w. I. LitbSow, y. ii. Clarke, dea-
cons.
The rapid growth and prosperity Of this
church Is matter of general coDgratula-
tion. And it is the earnest wish OF every
Christian heart iii our community that their
prosperity may long continue.
Rev, Moses d. Uogc, ID. d., will preach
III the new lccture-room Tonight.
COUNTY ITEMs.-The barn Of Jacob
Creccy, Esq. near Bermuda Hundreds, to-
gcthcr with 100 bbls. Of corn and his entire
crop of seed wheat, were entirely consumed
on last Friday night. This is 4 serious loss,
MIR. Creccy being uninsured.
good news :cropS are good no lawlrssneSS
aud the success Of the ConScrya
tive ticket insured.
The County CouEr. County Court
opened on Yesterday. The attendance was
large. NO business of general Importance
was transacted. Several rich cases, how
ever. will be tried before the close oil the
season. ..
WHAT A FAIL WAS IHERg.-Isather q
sad accident bCtcll . Manchester belle wh1e
promcnadiny the lrcc bridge on Sunday
evening, aad viewing the beautiful scenery
of the Janles. She lost her balance and fell
into the water below. y gallant gentleman
(nameleSs hcrc) jumped in aud rescued her
from watery grave, and with their COM
panions rctrcated home, sadder and wiser,
and not as strong advocates Of a free bridge
IS heretofore.
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ss'CElSN SALES TODAY,

H,-#kI VkEkER will sell this morning nj II
.....k Al ;hc Il x auh futures Of ihr Ntrri-
49,, IT,, auI HoGcc Company, corncr OF Nin h
Ns.u s;goc.S.
'.a \ Lhi CLIFTON will sell ~ Il NJ al The
,.aNs--vttG Cn seventh street between Main
.as... .a5N. y loi cf iumhcr, &c.
~ N,..snpl% VIII sell at l.. NJ. the lot II tho
s7#.... A.. c2T.CT of ~ and Ninth streets
.Et.-F' y s.. %SES&E VIII a,2I at tie stable or
- :. G.. lil.scon:h, On Second street lrtwc,n
va. A3. al clay, Al /! 4. NJ, ten young
,E'HH. W.I,lA"S VII sc'l at q l.. NJ. +
'ls4e ,"" aal. an ;'Gih side -! Dover street
lr.ns:a - NnshlaI!nH and CStcr.
JAMS. y. TAILOR viii sell y. ~ f.. NJ. =
80. ding it. o., III, w,>, side II NJn!h s.reet
III e CA.
!A,.- + Ei> AZ VII. sell .. !: II. ssw''',,hsu
81. w ,vf rrsid nee "n IN. HtvcT road, four
....vs go IA 'h( cay.
, ... u & ihl'- !iEuNwIl >r!l -. 10 4. Nj a lot
.. I"rH.uec,&c
, ri ~ { WILLIAMS will set 81 /? Al, OF ,he
"a, .;..>t, he larm belonging 20 :. g Wal
.rrry deceased, seven miles north sf Rich
. J -: The he dof Brook turnpike.
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"GoYernor Walkers truly a magnificent

TIE LAW SCHOOL At RICHMOND COLLEGE.
Judge Halyburton yesterday delivered the
introductory lecture 10 the law class Of
Richmond College. Though connected
with Richmond College, the lectures will
be delivered in the city OF Richmond, III
the room over the courtroom OF the Court
Of Appeals, III the late Sycamore church,
ON Eleventh street between Broad and Mar
shall, Students can therefore take this
course without taking any other ut the
college.
we cannot too strongly recommend this
law school to the patronage Of the public.
The professors Judge Halyburton aud
Mr.. " illiam Green-are too we'll and favor
ably known to need any word Of praise
here. They are emineutly fitted for the
positions they fill, and as learned and pro-
found lawyers they have been known ior
wears. AS professors and instructors Their
success of the last year fully attests.
tits not saying too much to say that this
is a rare and valuable opportunity for &C.
ouirius q legal education. Besides the TACT
that the instruction given will be as good
a. anv other school, the student will have
nm 0Dpoftunity here Of attending more
cnurts In Richmond than anywhere else Ia
tho state. The Court OF Appeals OF Sir-
ginia. the Circuit and District Courts OF
Ibe United States, the Chancery Sourt oi
Richmond. the Circuit Court OF Richmond,
the Circuit Court of Henrico, the Hustinss
Court OF Richmond, and the County Gours
of Henrico, are all held In Richm6na, anl
some one or more of these courts nearly
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UALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF
FR1ENDs.-The scmi-annual or half-yearIy
meeting OF the Society of Friends i'll Firgn';-
has been In session in this city since Satlr.
dry last. The sessions on Saturday were
confined to the ministers and elders, and on
Yesterday the main business of the meeting
was transacted, The answers to the que
rics from the various monthly meetings
under their jurisdiction were received and
lead, and a summary answer made up to
be forwarded to the Baltimore yearly meet
ing OF Friends, to which this meeting is
attached. Messrs. John Pretiow, John 3.
Crenshaw, Richard A. Kicks, and Benja.
min A. Hare were appointed representa-
tves to the Baltimore yearly meeting.
There was quite Il large number in at
tendance on the meeting for worship Sum
day morning. The chief speaker was Mrs.
Lydia Jane Hill, of Indiana, who preached
4 very excellent sermon from the words Of
the prophet Zachariah: I'm that day
there shall be fountain opened to the
house Of David and TO The inhabitants OF
Jerusalem for sin and for uncielnuesS."
Her appeal To the young was truly efo-
quent and affecting, drawing tears from
The eyes of many Of her auditors. She also
preached on yesterday during the dcvo-
tlonal services in The morning.
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WATER AND METEOROLOGICAL STATISTICS.
The following is Il statement OF the amount
Of water pumped at the city Water Works
for the month OF September, 1871 ; also, OF
the state Of the thcrlnometc! for each day
Of the month is taken 1t the pump house
each morning ut y. NJ:
Tot Il numhc- ofgall61s pnmrcd d...... =. 800 oso
Average numh-r Of gallons pun leu r,r
day. 2.ee 0.n
The larCe;t nuinlct III one day WAS on
Monday III: llth... ...'''................. ESQ, Geo
To-ai nunrcr rt hours @Oi h.u dGI ing
the month. 81:
Average nulnuer Of honrs wo k II Ter
ay....,............. -. ............lT i. 70 III.
State nf Thermometer each 1foraiHg for he IoHth
AT a 4
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CONCERT AT TRINITY CHURCH The con:
cert of the blind boys and the children OF
the school was great success. The house
was overcrowded, and the audience were
SO we'll pleased as to testify their appreciii,;,
ton very freely. The second concert WI VII
be given tonight, with new seleciion?. ! ! ne u,
blind boys are prodiIes in music, slpgins
pieces Of every character, anu fenutI!n
fhe sweetest and most difficult music alike
with equal facility.
The proceeds are devoted to the purchase
of books for the library.
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JOB PRINrISG.-We call the attention OF msr.
chants, clerks OF courts. ehafifs, lawyers, rail.
read, steamship and caaal officers and agents, and
81 others having ordrrs for printing to the tsciI-
tics offered et the DIsrATcH PRINTING EsrAB-
LlSHMEET for tho prompt and faithful execution
OF oil kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
saorL notice Cards, Rill-Hcads, Letter-9ea5s,
frnSramnes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c., &C., &c Subtraction
guaranteed. -.t
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Steamer Wyanoke. Bourne, New York. ncr.
chandisc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
steamer George B. Upton, Roberts. New FORK
merGhandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer falsaie. Nelson, Kings Mil, msr-
chaudise and passenRrrs.
Schooner Milton. Uoiscy, Uavre dc Grace,
coal.
Schooner Isle OF Pine, Hcull, Albany, lumber.
Schooner Rising sun, Owens, Hayre tic Qrac",
coal.
schooucr Maty Augusta, Wtoleu, Alexandria,
grain.
Schooner 0sceOla, Clagg, Norfolk. logs.
Schooner Belle Colw*Y Ekldnsf, Hayrc Go
& ace, coal.
SAILED.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Livingston, Pbiladel-
phia, nerchandise aud passengers, w. =. Porter.
Steamer JoGn sylvester, Sltiru. Norfolk, I1er-
chaBdisc and passeTgers, l., +. T3tum j. Go.
Schooner j. II. Gallagher. Boyd, philadelphia,
grsin. a.
Schooner Samuel Carlton. Bark, Wilmington,
ria Osbornc's, coal, Cufrie Go.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE, October 6.-Arriy:i, schooner
Saris Maris Hove, from Ost1tHe's, coal.
.pJiitIsr- IA 's,h, belnher a--krrycJ, schooner
~ - '1'wtfus, Hui6on, granite.
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alIWays In session. Bes,do, ,---7- >, \, : :.
The benefit Of the conserasIo sassI he will hays
,no, raom 4 larger number of Iawyars u assosla- n
Te. man at any other school In sha ~ Sst Slcn-
cioi, s ioster our own institution ue ara state.
shn, sy nose OF learning. RichnonS ,u s1ampe sspe-
i,oau i th nave the largest class of Iag thonsge
h. .aH country, and we are satisfied r. =.
aets - 'ss soon as the publh Is maGe a.ss ~ VI
ol the advantages presented Aaoc aware
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HusTINGs CoUAT-JuGge Gugon, yester.
ddy.-Wjlliam Burr, IL white man, Tor an
assault on York james, !, colored man, was
noed 200 ana sentenced to confinement in
Jail sixty days.
The next case was chat Of John Francis,
charged with basarly. Upon examination
1t turned out to be case Of biganly, Fran
els was discharged on the Charge of bas.
tardy. and remanded to the police court for
examination on the charge of bigamy.
The court then adjourned till Thursday
at IL O'Clock.
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ort for month of September:
The First school reports three CONVEX

The First school reports three CONVEX
sions.
The subject under consideration was one
continued from the last mcctiug-viz.,
1.-The CllimSo of the Gospel Ministry upon
the Youth of our Churches"
Rev. Mr.. Preston spoke very interest
ingly upon this point, urging the import
ance Of the thorough instruction of the
young as to their duty in the matter. Other
short speeches were made upon the same
subject.
.Nlr. Buel, from the Manchester church,
presented an appeal for the operation of
the city schools in an enterprise for The
benefit of their new church.
The subject appointed for discussion mt
the next meeting Is THE Teachers Meet
ing"
The next meeting will be held in Man.
chester on the second Sunday afternoon i'll
November.
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A CHILD KILLED THROUGH IT'S MOTHERS
CARELEssSEss s.-On Sunday last Coroner
Trent held an inquest at. the house Of MIR.
Joseph Mox over the body OF female CO.
Iorcd child of Martha Coleman. The YER
diet of the jury was that the child "came
to its death by accidentally falling into a
kettle Of dye, owing to the carelcssncss OF
the mother, but without malicious design y
ON her part. .------- -------
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Dr.ru OF A WELL. KNOWN IsRAELIrR.-

DEATH OF A WELL'kNowN !sRAELIrE.--
Henry Harris, of the firm Of II. Harris d
Bro, pawnbrokers, died at 10 o'clock last
night He was member of Rimmon
Lodge, No. IS, I. Q. B. b., and OF Jefferson
Lodge, No. -, Il. p, which bodies will at
tend his funeral this afternoon. be was
well-known, and bore Il good reputation
among those who knew him best. His cs-
tate is worth about S50,000.
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- A RICHMOND SUFFERER BY ruy f,u,.
flRE.-lt is reported that Mr.. W. n HsAao .ias
riman, of this city, lost a house In the h,,s,
ness part of Chicago worth about s:Sof, 11so 1lno
py thc hre OF yesterday. 1t was next door
10 the Sherman House. "ooA
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A NEW GANE.-Mr. Charles CRANE. of
this city, has invented and copyrighted ac. m
cordlng to act of Congress, an interestinp
game called the "Conqueror." Its his purs
pose to have large number manufactured
anu placed on sale in the bookstores.
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Township MEETINGS IN IENglco.-

TOWNSHIP MEETINGS IN IIENRICo.-Colnnc
John b. Young, county superintendent
has issued q call for Conservative township
meetings to be held in Hcnrcp on Friday
next ut > o'clock at the places designated
by the township sufcrintendcnts, for the
purpose of clecting delegates to IA conven.
tion, the nomination of candidates for she.
riff, Superintendent of the poor, and county
surveyor. A meeting Of assistant county
aud township superintcndents will be held
at the county courthouse on Saturday ut II
A. NJ
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND RICHMOND tosT-OFFIcE OCTOBER 9, ISL
WashIlingtonian, Leesburg, Va; j. a. GEN
Try, Richmond w. =. Franklin. VIroina
DR.. j. Ii. Hartman. PetershIrro
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mACJalMERY, &c

WILLIAM Z. TANNER & CO..
~. METROPoLITAH WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH
..., ?, manufacturers Of =: ~
ENGINES, BOILERS, sAW-MlhLs,
BARK, GaIsT, and PLASTER MlLLs'f
GAs-MACHiNERY, MILL-GEAhiAu' &C.
Repair work solicited.
FreIghts to all points low.
Send for circular.
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akNTLSaEN's FuRSISHISGs-E. B. SpKscE
4 SON nave laid Id splendid stock OF gentle-
mems furnishing goods. which they have marked
eo"h az tue very lowest living prices. Their stock
ol teady-mSde clothing Is excellent, aud was Sc
lso.sa especially for this market. For Bargains.
80 to the old corner-'SJa Main street.
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COMMITTEE MEETISG.--A meeting Of the
committee of the Council tn consider the
subject OF tunneIlng Church Hill by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will he held in the Council chamber on
Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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REGISTRATION IN THE CITY.-The notices
to be posted by the registrars for he re.
registration Of the voters Of the city OF
Richmond are now ready. The registrars
can now call on the clerk of the Hastings
Court at his otlire in the City Hall and oo-
tain the notices, so that they may nc posted
within the time prescribed by law.
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DOLLARS saved by bryiag dress goods, s.,avis, :
fanne!s. blankets quilts, sheGtiDgc, and ALI
otnsr kinds of dry goods, at THALHIMgB's cor
ner Sixth and Bro1d streets. We sdyfse our
.'.eoas 70 read their advertisement and give ths IN
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iERsoNAL:--Grand Representatives Por.
.et, rom California, and Fitzhugb, Of this
IlIy, VIII attend Friendship Lodgh I. O. O..
:. Tonight. The Lodge will be addressed
by Mr.. Porter. ~ @'. ''''o
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TIE NAME AND FAME OF THE "LEE" GAL.
LERY.-Ths name first In t5e heart or every
honctt man second, the work produced at tails
beautiful temple Of art stands uurivallcd by
foreign competition. The ''LEE' is open from
I A. ii. to Z. M, Tire Sabbath day excepted.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAmERs.

L'OR BALTIMORE-T Il l. ef-ts1s,
Il WEEKLY Llrr-hQ Tram ksss4a1asssssS.
SHpnEST OF rRKIGHT-LFAVr EICi;-
MOND EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY. AID
SArU HDAI.-TEc steamer STATE IL ga Y
LAND viii leave her wharf on THURSDAY At
O'Clock A. NJ,
Freight received up to O'Clock p. n. Welnei-
d.T.
This steamer has sple1dld s.aterocm and la7-
ecngcr accommodations.
P1sEsge. anlg ~.
&C T ld-sI a'A' y /" r.. +. BRETT. agent.
NOR NEW yOEB.-rhc Old GsESA
u Dominion Steamship Co.'S els-.sssskssssss
gint side-wheel steamship WYANckE. C&ptain
i. URINE, win sail oa UtsDaY, October lo.h, at
IL O'Clock NJ.
Freight received until II A. NJ. ..s
Through bills vi lsurK slgurt, and eoods iof-
aa-ded WITH dispatch 70 El points north south
uard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare si2; Storage, &c; IGEnf~tT!p tcEetS, eSo'
For freight or passage, spniy 70 ,,r ,,,
ocao; No. Governor street,
JlUR NEW YOEk. Virginia FsS
Sa steamshtp ard P4csst Cnmuarv'sssas4Ezss
elegant Steamship GE2hG Is. CpIps , Eaptaln VI,
ROBEKTS will ie1Vc her ~h+rf at RocketH on
TUEsDAY, October 10tn, at l33 l.. II.
s. Conuecting with steamers for HarffoEo. Sor-
wioh, s:ontnSson, Fall river, and Boston roin
came pier. .u, ,,,,a u,r.r
W ali southern eastern, ard western places alEo
to Europe and Australia fs
Fare is meals and Sta.e-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, apnist 70
10 u, j. EuER, President.
. .t'.- 1914 Isin Ftrec',
wAsuiSGroN u Co., Agents, Pier Il North Rigsr'
New turk. oo"'S'
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Dear girls, this is leap year The eyes oS tEc
whole world are upon yu! Assert yure rights !!
DO yure juty!'' JOSH BILLIsGs's FARMaRs'
aLLMrSAX for ISL. for salc by ELLYsoS q TAf.
LoN, llIe Main street. E-,an ~
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RANDOLPH & EsGLIsa have the largest stock
OF ErylIsh, FfeEch. German, Latin, aud Creek
school. books, new and Seco1d-hand. Children,
parents, srdtesehers. Will save money By aanding
their orders TO 1918 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10

wnrs apeadld St 'ck of Foods, guod cutters, xocd
trssrs = I and moderate prices, cali on z. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10

N N MHAsoNIc.-,Lodye No. SO had large meet.
ius iast night, aud was visited by Grand
M MI aster Owens and Deputy Grand Master
sa me,nNfd. The work was excmpliled in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10

1DVEhrlsE.-Our merchants seeking tSade In
any portion Of the countrs should advertise IN tho
p'pers Of that section. NJ. rLLYsoS & Co. viii
take advertisements aud have them inserted at
publishers, rata
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-10

FRAYsKR's extensive Photogr aph Gallery, OPP
ros.ta the p,st-ofie Is tte iargess establishing sns
os the hind Ia The south, and pone but the very
pest artists are .nployed in every department.