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ALLEGED INJUSTICE TO THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CoMPANY.-at the
request OF the writer. We publish the fol-
lowing copy of letter which has been
ELECTED by the communication to which it
refers:
OFFICE Z. AND PETERsBURG R. r. Co.,l
I kIcHaoND. VA, Sept. 18th, 1871.
DacidJ. Burr, Esq, President Chamber OF
Commerce, Rrchniond, Virginia:
Dear Sir-If l understand correctly the
complaint against this railroad company in
the letter Of II. j. Callasher, Of Louisoire.
y. c.. which was read before the meeting
OF the Board OF Directors of the Chamber
OF Commerce, it does great Injustice to this
company. He states that by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad the cost per load
of -four and salt from Richmond to Louis
burg is $40; and further, that the charge
from Petersburg to Louisburg being opiy
Sl2. leaves S2S for twenty-five mites-thus
intimatino that the last-named amount Is
received by this railroad. If am correct
in my rendering OF his letter, have to say
that somebody has made a mistake, aud
toasSure you aud oil Others VINO are in
terested in the mlIter that this company
has for years charged seventy-four eents per
barrel and 80 per carload on -four, OF
which this company receives $50; aud
for salt lilly.four cents per sack and S3l.00
per carload, of which this company re-
caves $J; and we will defy any one to
prove TO the contrary. se.
Inviting your committee to whom the
letter was referred to make q make thor
ough investigation of the subject, have
the honor to be, with the highest respect,
80 Tuos. H. WYNNE, H.
President il. and P. x. Il. 20.
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TINE IS MoSEY.-This old-timed axiom Is
apt y ilusrrpted In the use OF EooLeY's YEAST
POWDER. 1t Is well Known that ue common pro-
cess Of raising dough Is t. SLOW one, and oftsa at
tended with uniavorabls results from the uso OF
poo. b4kcra' yeast and lmproper heat With
Dooley's Yeast Porder tie bert OF rolls biscuits,
Germ. cakes, etc. can be made in the shortspacc OF
ter minutes, and uniform success VIII certainly
aueudssu.e. ThIs sowing TO It's purity, strength,
and the Gaze with which il Is manufactured. Doo-
LEY < BROTHER, 90 sew street, New ferk, pro-
pr!ctors. For sale by all grocers.
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AUCTION SALES TOPAZ.

's1.aoiN win sell at r. II. brick dwep,n,
~: on '1ysl va ftfEet, r.i near Brock avenue.
" wv nbs g W1LLIAMsjvlll sell at 81 p. NJ. An
uhaV'ded Interest In vainstls real c;tstc ~
the city. i1'ie 'ii "ess o.
""oh ssf go = WILLIAM viii ssl1 at IL 1. NJ a,
w. .ne. mareriy farm, one milo from tho civ ~
s Wli.llam' .l1Im burg turnpike, hou ehoId furn,
81 '"'e' ia'!mTing a! imp'eme ITS, cow, mule. g..
oo9h s q hhUGHToN Will sell at A. NJ far
". GoDulN VIII seq at p. ID. = fran. ,n,s,,,
oh Ing c;apInab sdjoi1ing this TredcsAr WORKS.
LII NE BRO. Will s,ll a. 81 p. NJ a b,,..
.s on tO:a1gS a:tcst, near the corner CT Is,
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Communicated


AS you have to elect treasurer and del.
esate to the Legislature, you are informed
that Mr. Thomas A. Chambliss, a soldier of
1872, will be run for the first, and Benjamin
Lewis, Esq, for the Legislature. Mr..
Chambliss will be called upon to make
public some depredations of grave char
acter, which occurred in the vicinity OF
Smoky Ordinary, affecting the county. The
speech OF Mr. Davis calls your attention to
the remarkable fact that the principle of So
called secession ran from Thomas Jetfer-
son to Jefferson Davis, and Virginia was
ruined in the race. CIrIaEss,
Brunswick, Sept. II. 1871.
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g.aS'E. SsRAE RED, aa.
,.,DJi REV tED-SrQP THE
- ~ y - -EinLe, rrhIu iuY 80

c.,nIi REV ARD--SrQP TIE
%ttttt TRiEF.-Rlne7 from my GsssSS1 .
= -. ues- Green Hs! depot, Eich. GssASy
~.,.d ara Dsrvli.e ra!roxt. nn II. s.s.a<n-'
=. nl .- f., 81 ms. G%E PAIR % MULSS'
,0.., r'.,h.,r very d.,k 5av holrc Rlaic, fncniGm
... S.. F,.,, .Eert tuG stuut; or 10 years oiG
H.. .;Eaac IL Ia k.,cs. aud IS po"erM
,.. rut stu~t'cr II s'gc. sh" !ss scar on "ne III
.,- Na. t~.'s caused rs < .u@S Ieo-iyed so-aC
.s... e.. .t- 60
.~!.. we $50 ~ he -eco -ary Of III" mu'sS de-
-.,... me - Green Sxy depot or Ia EAiia.
....n &. ~ ,L!lVLd Va. ald ssg for :he tAicf
q. ..I.H 'C;t1
~ :t,tErr information, spply 10 Tsiiz.errs Il
.... :..n-@Urd. ~ ~ me ~ GreeR Say Ctspct-
i, .n.r4u aco D~gylic TGi!roSf.
EDWARD <. ENSSs.
s'.cra Bay depot, Prince Ed-%rd co., Va.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN AGED LADY,
On wednesday afternoon Airs. Wyatt, who
resides with her son Oh Clay strest between
list aud I'd, met with a serious as well as
2 painful accident, which resulted in the
fracture Of the neck of the right thigh bone.
In going from q porch into her, room she
had to descend two steps, and being rather
intirm the jar was too great for her, and re,
suited in the fracture above cited. Com.
petent surgical aid was called in, and las'
night she was represented to be as com
Portable as conld be expected under tne
circumstances. -. -.-. --rl.k- .-t-.te
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POLICE COURT, THuRsDAY-Justtoe j. j.
White preSidlng.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Philip Lipman (colored), charged with
being vagrant and having no visible means
of support, was discharged and ordered TO
return 10 the place fi0m whence he came
(Henrico), on account Of his age and inhy.
nifty. ....
Endrew Jackson (small colored boy),
charged with using inslllirg and abusive
; language III the street, was turned over to
his father for punishment on account Of
his youth.
William King (cQlored), charged with
stealing one dog vallied at 81, the property
of John Johnston, WAS discharged, not be.
ing larceny.
John Lewis (colored), charged with using
knife Oh Ben. Winston. Discharged.
Cesar Crutchtield (col@red), charged with
using abusing language aud threatening tc
beat james Smith, was fined 81. .....--
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LOCAL MATTERS

s.ps1sIfucTlVH FIRE ON GARY SrREsr..x
nre Dfoke. out yesterday morning at ou,r.
tct@ " ~ O'Clock in the sash. blind. and
Goor lhcsory OF Samuel G.. Flournov. On
oary street, between 14Ih and 18th, If
orleinated'tn the engine-room. from wb;nh
SPARKS are supposed to have fallen mon =
quantlty or shayings in the cellar. Almost
insiantaneously the flames burst thronoh
Tue lloorlng and crept up the walls without
warning 10 tue persons at work in the
building. In fact, the fire made such "a did
heauWay tnat the employees were not all
able to make their escape from the shons
~.tsl2u. coming ia corta.s with the fI,mas
hlr; DenJ. IL. Clark was painfully bnrned' '
ana another man wss injured by jumpinS
from the second-storv wiudow.
the firc Department was slow in getting
10 work Decauscof the delay in striking the
alarm. lt was at last struck from boy M,
{, when Is at the engine-housa on ISth
street, half mile from the scene Of the
fire. This, OF course, caused the engines
to 60 astray. Company "Cs" steamer
was tardy, because. the horses were heinz
exercised when the alarm was sounded.
When, therefore, the engines cot on the
ground, the fire, impelled by strong east
wiod, and fed upon most ipfllmmable ma
terial, had DESTROYED almost entirely the
property Oi DIT. huTnOy, anu OF WadTOn
& rravlor and Tyler IL Duncan, who occu-
pied the same building, and was threatening
the fine brick buildings on Pearl street,
occupied by the grocery and commission
houses Of JOS P. Winston & Co.. Lee, Sed.
don & Co., George I. 5erring s. Co., SPOTS
g. Gibson, MasSie s. Harvie, aud Rogers &
Go. The neighhoring establishments OF
Sloat & Arlington and Of A. 7. Stokes &
Co. were also impcrilled. But well-directed
streams soon suppressed the flames, and
the only heavy losers were Mr.. Flournoy
and Messrs. Waldron s. Traylor aud Tyler
G. Duncan.
Dir. Flournoy estimates hi; loss at Sl2 900,
which includes the valve Of the building,
fixtures, and stock. He holds policies OF
insurance for $1,000, divided as follows
Virginia Fire and Marine Company, 3 900
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, $1,000; and S1,500 i'll the Abe.
marie Insurance Company. Tyler {
Duncan lost $500, snd had no insurance
Waldron & Trayior's loss was S3 900, upon
which they had an insurance of $1,000 III
the Georgia Home. 1t is said that each fire
has its lesson. The lesson of this one i;
that we ought TO have more Ire-aIarm
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YehAsS M AFTER Policeman E.
!ahi, III ih,icks, OF the middle district, saw three
Ih,se and four negro men lurking about
~ ~ MaIshail rs street, between t0tf and 1th,
aoout ~ O'Clock on Wednesday night. As
s9Gn as tney. discovered the presence OF the
.ha; yhdier N tneir neighborhood, they TOOK to
tuelt neeis ana finally separated. After q
ttenstny chase, aud the snappin & Of his pis-
fellows made good their escane.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IL IS-, TUE RICHMOND PosT OFFICE, SEPT. IA,
iSil.-Mrs. Henry G,llum, Toronto, Cam
l.; aoa !; Alrs; Matilda G: Hunson. Fauquier
SYiusS York stv wi Wrsht MTs' 3 Nyjrsias % Hays, NsW
Richmond, Va; r. siebersonlz chez nrazn' !. .i'' D'
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EXCURSION TO BALrINoRn.-There WIN
be IN excursion train via the Richmond
and York river railsoad, for the benefit oi
sho.e wishing 10 witness The grand process
sion in Baltimore on the 2ist. The IRAN
will leave the York river depot at Y. III. on
Tuesday, the l9ts OF September Ssss
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FINE RAIs-The prediction Of the wea.
ther prophet ut Washington was fulfilled
Yesterday by most seasonable rain, which
commenced falling about 10 O'Clock In the
morning and continued with slight inter
missions until SITTER dark. The weather wa!
decidedly cooler last night.
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dover BAPTIST ASS0CIATI0N-Thirt
Days SeSsion.--Thc third days session OF
the Dover Baptist Association convened i,
the Deep Fun Church ycstei day morning
at o'clock. After the opening exercises,
the report OH the State and Domestic mis-
sions was presented by DR.. William r
Vaughan, OF Hampton, Va.
Stirring and interesting addresses were
delivered by Revs. DR.. Burrows, Geo. f
Adams. }. J.. Trueman, VIM. G.. Hall, AID
Dr.. Vaughan.
The committee on the time aud place OF
the next meeting reported Richmond IS
Sunday in September, 1879, as the time.
Rev. L. W. Syduor was, by resolution,
commended to the prayers, sympathies.
and pecuaiary assistance Of the churches
OF this association, in his work among the
c0ored people under his appointment
from the American Baptist Publication So
ciety. located in Philadelphia.
The Committee on Digest of Letters and
State OF the Churches IN tde q report which
contains some interesting facts. Thirty
six churches have been heard from: 32S
additions by baptism, 227 by letters, &c. :;
present number Of members in the fOrty-
one churches, G,076 (white). There are
also Gil colored members in the association.
It is we'll known that the colored churches
havc since the war withdrawn from the
association, and formed all association
among themselves.
The association unanimously, and with
out remark, adopted the following pream-
bic and resolution:
"Whcreas the Second Baptist Chnrch, in
Richmond, has been recently and uuex-
pectedly called upon to vindicate the faith
and practice of the Baptist churches re-
garding the terms Of communion at the
Lords table, aud has, in our Judgment,
met the issue promptly aud faithfully,
Resolced, That we regard the Second
Baptist Church as entitled to the eXpres-
siou Of our cordial appreciation, and we do
hereby record our earnest approval and
our aifectionate thanks for the readiness
and decision with which our brethren, un-
der the trying circumstances and with PAIN
full sacrifice Of feeling. maintained the vital
tenet of our faith on this subject"
The purpose of the Goochland Church to
have centenary celebration on the ocea-
sion of the one hundredth anniversary, was
commended by the association.
Resolutions of thanks were adopted to
the church and neighbors for their hosp!-
tally and Kindness, and the association ad-
iourned, after singing "Blest be the tie
that binds"
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PSospEcrs OF R1cHMoND CoLLEGE.-At
the meeting of the Dover Association. at
Deep Run. Rev. a. Z. Dickinson, in an &C.
dres; in behalf of Richmond College, stated
that not only in this State, but throughout
tse South, the college is rapidly growing in
public favor. He said that there is dis
position on Abe part of many to convert 1t
into great University. The speaker ex-
pressed the belief that before many years
Richmond College would have four or hVe
hundred students crowding its lectare-
rnn,pa
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CADETS op HoyoE Avn TrNpy,n,. ,,,.. ,r, A.

sCADETs oP HONOR AND TEnpERAscE.-At
Springfield Hall, on Wed1iesday Iifcht., 4
section OF this Order was organized under
the name Of Springfield Section Nc. g, with
the following officers R.,F. Styl. Worthy
Governor ;,James B. Cloptou, First Assist
ant Governor; j. 3. Ladd, Second Assist
ant governor; RI. Gordon, Third Assist
anu Governor; William II. Godsey Grand
AArcnon; e. W. Phillips, Vice <Arehon
M.A. solomon, Treasurer JOS. Daffron,
fasssstans fs : s Treasurer J. II. Ainslie, Usher
r.. =. Treston, Assistant Usher j. a.
look, L. W.; A. n. Parker. O. p. - Ese,es
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Now AT THE DOLLAR SrORE.-Black walnut
carved brackets, hat racks, &c; vases or every
description; photograph albums, clocks, black
lie ,ther bags, pice;: siiysr-paed ware In variety;
large looking-sl.ssss; elegant steel engravlnss;
dds; spoons, kciVcs. and forks; bracelets; MIL
ton gold jewelry: fms; aud very large aSs'rs-
mert of goods too numerous to meaioa. Corner
Otb and Main streets.
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MIsHAPs AT FIRH-Something was
wrong with the engines at the tire ycstcr.
day morning.
The H2nd-in. Hand was Temporarily dis.
abled by the accidental breaking Of the
tongue. She will soon be ready ior wors
again.
Thc Hook and Ladder truck. while run.
ming to The fi;c at 40 rate, rSn into the
window of the cigar store OF Whtlock &
Co., corner of 10th and Aiain streets, caus-
ing 3 bad smash. ,,-.....-..
Tsile tic FIRE was at It's height, Com
pany a and Company G got into a squad.
bic, which WAS inexplicable 10 bystanders,
but seemed to cause a good deal of bad
feeling, and one engine finally threw a
stream upon the other. Capt. Ainsiie, the
chief, then put Company a unIer arrest,
and the affair will be officially Investigated.
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President il. and P. x. r.. Go.

NEW ORGAN.-The paragraphs In several
city papers about the putting up of a new
organ in the Second Baptist Church are
founded on misapprehension Of facts:
This church has contracted for Il splendid
new instrument, but the one, now in use
Is to be kept only until the new one Is
built. t ~ ite.4ss see- -
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FnAYsSR's ReInbranL and carte dc Vl'i.s pao'''
graphs pl ase the Rtchmondp INC, lutSins i1om
tho crowds iha. visit his gallery daily.
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KISDLING WOOD, kINpLISG WOOD Basin
bank. between sta and OH strests. ANDERSON l.
KING sell half-coid seas DR. ed Pine KindlInx Wood
split and ready for use, for three dslats delivee
ed anywhere In The city. One dollar coyd saved
nv huynu Of them
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RELIGIOUS HERALD The circulation or this
paper Is larger than the combined ciscnlauon Of
all other religious papers published In the State OF
Virginia. It Is therefore most valuable IN .dlum
for advertisers. flee on Main street. nearly op-
posite Dispstch office.
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HARrEs's, TEEKLY AND FaAaK LEsIlE's
ILLUSTRATED papels for t9is week are , 70 70
hand from Eilyson -& Taylor, po9ssslels ,eis
and newsdea'es, next ao9s ~ she spa's
office. Both ese exeellent huhocfs'
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HARMONY DIVISION on THE CoLoR CUES
TIos IN TIE SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by West End Division. No. ID,
Sons of Temperance, 1t its last regular
meeting:
Whereas 1t has become apparent that
the National Division has violated its pledge
made to the southern organizations Sous
OF Temperance IN dccreelng that the doors
Of subordinate divisions shall he opened to
candidates regardless cf color, race, or
former condition Of life !: Now, therefore,
be it
ResoEued. That West End Division, No.
45, Sons OF Temperance, OF Richmond.
Va, in session this 12th dly of September,
1871, dcnounce the action OF the National
Division as lreachcrY and high-handed
measure, against which this division enters
It's most solemn and unreserved protest,
and maintain the right to sever its connec-
ton at any time with the ab0Ve-namea Ma
tOnal Division.
Resolued, further. That the representa-.
tives from West ana Division 10 the State
Grand Division be, and they are hereby, in-
structcd to proclaim, at the next meeting
of the Grand Division, the sentiments oi
West End Division - embodied in the first
Of these resolutions"
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A DAUGHTER OF HETu.-Ellyson & Tay.
lor, ll16 Main street, favor us with O copy
OF this new novel by VIM. Black, ,the popu-
lar author Of :: hLaleny," In Silk AAtiss,n' ..
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TEMPERANCE DKMossTRATIoEs-rThe pub
lie meeting OF Harmony Division. sons OF
Temperance, w,ll takeaplaee on Thursday
even ng next, the -Ast inst. st,5+.l 81
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MONUMENTAL CHURcH.--The Monumcnt3l
Church viii be open for divine worship on Sun
d y morning next the 17th Instant Il ihe usual
hour,
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School TRUSTEE ,ApPoISrED.--Colonel
Philip L. Nithers has been appointed
school trustee in BrookeYille district, 'ol
Campbell county, vice John 81. Tyfee, re.
signed. =
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I u~r. SAFE KEY, Ee!riug's patent,
S.N 80 4Sc hu,!sr Is kindly rtQS=sted l.
ave = s.: l L;sp-.ch tics, and will be suitably
r-..,r,arl sc l3-St
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THE social reformers OF Washington. are
working with a desperate energy, inspired
BY the reflection tnat if the dentt monde or
the capital are to be dispersed at all, they
must be dispersed before the meeting OF
Congress.-N. Z. Com. -Aao. .,,y,.1;.t 81
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Rev DR.. Plums1's c,stss de vis:e and cabinet
photographs can be had at FsAIsEhs s"ilsf5'
onposite the Post-oiIice.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD may b. ob.ai ned until
1t Of January foc SIC. Address JKraa C DrCK-
lSSOS, Richmond, Va.
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Oriental initial Paper. put up In beautiful
boxes, for sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Ills Main
o.reat.
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A SPECIALTY-ReseGyc Llvldend foucies-
Widows and OrpEsnS' Benefit Lie Insurance.
Gr,n,on- B. MOORE, Agent.
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school Books wholesale and retail, for Gale by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, l,ls Main street. *
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Croquet for sale at ELLYsoN s. TAILoR's, book
sellers, llls Main 5.recr.
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mAGHFEEEE, Ag.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE. ....-
! second.hsnd twenty horse.power sraaa s
ENGINE, with htfty hTe horse-po"o
Tubular boiler, in best orGeti rScy,p.rd
,,ventg hofse,power r0hTABLE bNatNG aU"
B0iLER, sscond-hand, gooa .; sI ne lycINy
new Twelve horsepower PohihDAH heoANN
and BJIuEE; rrpJrr Ar
1 ssconr-hsnd thirty FIVE horsepower IL
f., second,hsad SStMhd twelve horsepower PORTABLE
i, ALIEN FAH BLOWER, good as new;
{. POWER PUMPS, capacity 900 gallons per h'in
= ute, in beet working order ,r trrs,ch
tbre. foot POnTABaE GR1cT MILL tftsnSh
Burr SLones), fn complete oroer:
4 pairs PLATFORM SGALhs, On wptcis'
fOWGR EOETIeIGG MACHINE ...
large GoFpER KETTLES; ,,,,,vs
All siZes SH kFTING, HAhGGRS. fCLhI,s,n,
BEVIL aud Cog WHEELS, ana . Fo11s''
OF all sorts CT macEinerv. su,,s =,
All OF which win be closed out al ~" He euA@ y
accommodating terms.
Always on hand, q good aasortms9t oI rss II.
STEAN GAUaRS, PET fALywSysIs ,u
GLOBE VALVES. BRASS CVSh*o' -
GAUGE COCKS, kinds, ,oyv
GLFrOrI.If.G CUPS, OIL CANs-all ktnas .s
All 8oo3s warranted or the bss: inateriai anu
) sLoAT& & ADDIHGToN,
- Eos. AZ, lts4, l42e, and l49S Cary street,.
u u - :, - Rici!mond. Va.
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CrETEET rs Y .
BEKEEFES.

nICSARD ADAM,
II, sTRGW CRACKER BAEEkf, -.
lw<LrIH sT.. BETWEEN .Air aHD n4nr' 4i.r Wv
RnoAD STREET AID 1924 EkIs fTRaEf,
Yl.sS GsKas, PIES, BkEhD, and CaAcA
GH3 tauy. ,.n .4,.,das q
o,,T,ty p,,r. Jist and cirealars .tnt oY ID hi os
.Ili.G%ti',h ~ ,t.. ,ta Iays
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WE HAVE REMOVED Ota OEFton s,nsrs
" - 40 dOFERNoh , o. q a :, onno,n M for
'n, etl, o Hhn51.EIL&D oL13 = IL 20 - :" - -
..ui n,her oruaunen entaI building ghoQ- !. r,n
Lc l2-lT ALbLhb Sno ftN@ :" ~ /.
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.fpIssES. 3sTAEs, cows, &c.

grDG >N.E--A very superior har- On
( Us Gui,sH. years OLD, Kind sound. EA
-! t.,'. \ 80. / animal f1r phyIiciau, Ms ae
81, ,.... LEE 6 GQDDIT.
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PETERsoN's LADY's MAGAZINE for Octo-.
ber received from Ellyson IL Taylor, 1I16
Main street.
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rGsa aaf.s AND aaa z.

;.UE NENT..JIe vely pleasant RESI- g.
: g.. <t... -. 1918. south si"e OF Ros, I'd
..r,s.. r,r.u:.v &C up..d hy nyslf. Alao. mI
1gs ~ rakA. cuESielng ae2r twe.ve acres q
+ a.. \ .n;r"y.j !4nt With eIcc'Ic2. UW ELL
l'.tr "..u r!..'f lniiisGs, adjoining tie town oi
I...s... tyi"y -
sJI. ". II. GWATHAEY.
-, - No. 1915 Eo-s street.
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T'G& RENT. c>irahlc BRICK -
L i.r.s .LiHs {, villa i'gs gsIdea attached, Isl
.a ihc -"u.E Side II sin strett. abou. hAit a
:.,aa'o stogc tt0IrOc tIk. containing eight or
1sa'. .II, vi,h i%nlf excellent ws.cr III Ill:
,aid. Ibis p.op2ryr - Thorough order.
:. y. nANI Real fsrx.e gent,
I:.a,t .ih ard Main streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-15

Mt. Greeley took deep interest III The
conversation Of the Indian chiefs. He was
shown little bags Of corn, specimens of the
products of the Reservation, bags OF wheat
and of oats, embroidery, coon skins, ana
skins of mIlsk.rats.
At last the time came for ceremonial
reception. Swallow. tail gave low, pc
cuiar whistle. aud instantly al was husbed.
Removing his old felt hat with the prairie
chickens wing, he said:
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yeui: RENTih" CQAL-YARD aud -
/ rFFit r. oil .ts'n hsas, between sIh xCt 30
i s.f.rts. lslcty lccuy,ed BY job Atkins. .p-
t.. - rs 81 GaCEb. & WILLIAMS