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The Portland daily press., 1871-07-11

have been afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
Rheumatism. have spent hundreds OF dollars for
medical treatment without benefit, Ten days ago,
commenced taking the University Medicines. and
can truly say it has been more benefit to tn n
all other treatment l ever received MY place of
business Is 13I Pearl street. i shall be pleased to
answer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-11
DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba

and he confidently recommends il every family as
household remedy which should be freely taken as
a BLOOD PURIFIER in all arrangements OF the sys-
TEN and to animate and fortify all weak and Lynn
phatic temperaments. JOHN @. KELLOGG,
Platt ST., New York.
Sole Agent TOR the United States.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle. Send for Circular.
june22t4w
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For three years was badly afflicted with Asthma
Catarrh, and fearful consumptive congh
Twas perfectly cured with the University Medi
cines in six weeks. For the past two months have
been continually exposed to wet and cold without
the least return OF symptoms Of the above diseases
CAPT. A. CLEAVES.
Cape Elizabeth, June 3, 1870
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COMPRESSED AIR vs. HORSE FLESH.--An
experiment was made in Chicago few
days since which, ii successful, will COIN
pIetely do away with horses rs motive
power for street railway cars. The Chicago
Tribune has the following III reference 10
tue new motor:
son side track was un ordinary one
horse car, attached TO what seemed to be
an ordinary baggage car, differing only
from it in that small platform at each end
left place for the driver, who attends to
the simple wants Of his eugine by moving a
lever, to stand. At the side OF the dummy
is door, which, when opened, discioses
the whole Of the machinery. There is one
tank, constructed Of boiler iron, and tested
to pressure OF 160 pounds, connected
with small tank. which, IN turn, is con-
nected with couple of cylinders, acting as
in steam engine. The larger tank is filled
from an air pump, and a governor regu-
lates the amount of air let into the smaller
tank. The amount required for running
the machine is only twenty pounds.
Having viewed the dummy, and eXulted
in it as Chicago invention, party of
thirty got aboard the one-horse cur. Mr.
Myers superintended the machinery, and
away they went on The dummy track, going
two and i half miles in eight minutes.
Then the engine was reversed, and the
party came back, the last mile being ac-
conn nplshed in three and half minutes.
The company have drawn up a compara-
tive estimate Of cost between running 4
street-car line with horses aud compressed
air, and give the proportion as six to one
in favor Of the latter ~
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r. POLICE Court. FRIDIY-yustsce 7. J.
,,;l.st Wmte pres1d'n9.-The following cases were
bernard Tracy, charged with obscene
language III the street and abusing the m.
nee, was Iequired to give security in the
sum OF 800 for three months. - =
Bernard Reese; charged with assaultlno
ABUSING, and destroying the clothes of Mary
). Reese: Dismissed on payment of costs M
Mary }. Reese, charged with ABUSING. ne.
saultlng, and breaking up the furniture Of
b. Reese and threatening to kill him. Dis
missed on payment OF costs.
John Flicker, charged with assanltino
and beating Anna Mahonev, was fined S.,
James reynolds (coloredj, charged with
using abusive and Insulting language to
mary jackson, was discharged.
HI. Bertram, charged with obtaining q
picture, valued ut six dollars, from Mrs. M.
A. Morris by falsely representing himself
as the agent Of 7. Y. Reddy, the picture
Uelng tae property OF Reddy. Continued
1ohn GraVes (colored}, charged with steal
ing Two satcheis containing valuable books
anu papers, aud one umbrella, tho nron.
erty OF Chandler, Morton & Shields. Dis.
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TnE FEAST or TABERNAc Es.-Tnis most
interesting Israelitish festival commenced
on Saturday evening, and continues for
eight days. The first, second, seventh, and
eighth days are kept holy, and no seryilo
work is done thereon. Business is entirely
suspended, and the sYnsgogucs are well
1iled with those who commemorate the
dwelling of the IsraelitcS in booths
during their sojourn in the wilderness.
On the first two days of the holy day the
ceremony of using the "lu,uf," branch
of the palm tree, bound with myrtle and
willow, and the "Esrog," the pomgranite,
Is kept up among those who remain true to
orthodox principles. The beautiful moral
of the same, as explained by Il. learned
rabbi, Is thai the palm being :he loftiest Of
trees, the myrtle representing the most
common Of shrubs, and the willow that
which is always dropping and meek, which
are bound and held together in Que hand,
and with the pomgranatc, which is the
richest of fruits, held in the other hand,
are waved towards Heaven, to teach that
our Almighty Father realizes alike, the
lofty, the humble, the meek, and the rich"
The sending of presents to the needy and
poor constitutes another beautiful feature
of this festival.
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Sons OF Observation-Disclosures Dvi-
sion, Sons of Temperance, has elected the
following officers A. j. Terry, w. p; A.
B. Owens, w. A; T.. d. Bray, X. S.; ".
Word, A. K. s.; G. b. Davis, T.; +. Il. Pc
lo,lZc, L. s.; &. A. Crawford, c.; j. :.
Beard, A. ~; J. j. Oncnhouser, /. s.; T..
Rudd, 9. s.; Il. B. Wilson, Chap; &. h.
Davis, l.. ID.
Springfield Division. No. 1G9, elected on
Thursday night with the following result :
,Inssph w. Carter, w. p; ID. &. Richard
son, w. A.; - Davis, Il. 5; ID. Pol
lard. A. X. :; VIM. Hall Crew, f. $; }. Il .
Shinher.er, Tr.; Jas. Atkinson, Condr !;
Pcrnard Lewis. Assistant Cond'r; John +.
Bland, I. S.; Thomas L. Jones, q. s.; 5. Z.
Curry, Chaplain.
Alta regular meeting of Shockoe Gill Di-
vision, No. 81, Sons Of Temperance, held
Scptember 29th, the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing quarter: Wor-
thy Patriarch, II. z. Elston Worthy Asso-
ciate. W. L. Allen {; Recording Scribe, Ed.
A. Minor; Assistant Recording Scribe,
Edward +. Tupman Financial Scribe, w.
w. Childs: Treasurer, w. j. Glenn Con-
ductor, II. Clay Lockwood; Assistant Con.
ductor, H. Z. Gray; Inside Sentinel, j. W.
Lee; Outside Sentinel, J. w. ForZey;
Chaplain, Z. August, Jr.; Past Worthy
Patriarch, James 2. Wood; Board OF Trus'
tees, Petertield Trent, L. August. Jr., II
Clay Lockwood, John Reinhardt, james z
Wood.
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REV. WIN. HARRISON W1LL1AMs.-This
gentleman, who is Virginian by birth
aud a graduate of Richmond College and
Greenville Theological Seminary, we are
informed, has consented to fill the pulpit OF
the Baptist Church Of this city until the LIST
of January next, and will begin his minis
tration on the second Sabbath in October.
Though young, being under thirty years of
age, be has u fine reputation for piety,
scholarship, and preaching ability. We
sojourn In our midst will be pleasant to
himself and most useful to the church,
SAVANNAH Negps
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CITY ORDINANCE.

N ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP
N TER y OF TIE CITY ORDINANCES BY
hDDIaG THERETO SECTION q.
Passed tept, lS, ISL.
Be Il ordained, That chapter 10 OF the city ordi-
nauces, u ssed 5th December, 1870, lie. AID the
same Is Hereby, amended by adding thereto the
following section
sSectioa FL. The hours for transacting business
IA tie offices Of the Treasurer ard Auditor shalt
be as follows: From A. NJ. until z. Nj. from
the first day OF April until the first day or Octo-
Der, and from 4. NJ until z. NJ. duting the rest
Of the year; aud the Trt asurer and the Auditor
shtll le requi'sd 70 be present In the oihces as-
lnsir Official bls.pess during there hours: and If
r,,her OF these officers shan enR &c In any regular
iustu, ss which sh3fi require cause them to neg
;ect their Offices habitually during business hours
lie Council shall innot such penalty IS 10 them
shall s. e,n proper. -
Sc aS.I'''0 as.St " &. G. HOWARD, City CLERK.
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THE Swiss Times reports that a native OF
Fribourg presented himself q few days ago
at the window of the post-oitice at Lau-
same and asked for an order for 100 francs.
The clerk put the following usual questions
to him: "Who is the sender" Jacques
Mathieu.v "What is the name oil the
payee?" "Jacques Mathieu, poste-res-
tante at Estavuyer" us he your bro
ther p, "No, it is myself "Do you
mean to say that you are sending post.
Office order to yourself at Estavayer :"
"Yes, 1 am going there" "Bu; WY WY
can't you take it yourself" AN thefg
it is" said the simple fellow you see,
Enov myself. ard if [ were to take the mo-
new with me the probability is that it would
never reach Estavayer, while, by sending it
through the post office, shall be sure to
find it on my arrival, where l shall require
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SUHpAY.ScHooL CoNvENTIoN.-At 4 meet
ing Of the friends and workers OF the Bap-
tist Sunday schools in Virginia, held in the
basement of the First Baptist Church, Pc
tershurg, on the S1st of June last, it was
resolved that IL Sunday-schOOl convention
be held in Richmond, in one OF the, Baptist
Churches. OH the 2Sth November ne Xt. a
committee, of which Rev. 4. II. Sands is
chairman, is now busily engaged in pre-
pl.inga programme for the occasion. Some
of the most able speakers and most earnest
S,lnday.sciool workers of the Baptist
Church are expected to be in attendance,
and the occasion will be IN interesting one.
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, ADOPTION OF 4 Son OF REV. DIR. MOORE.
In the Circuit Court of Nashville, Tenn.
Oh Saturday last, William Henry Smith
and Susan McGayock Smith, his wife,
adoptc ed as their own child 1hos. Vernon
Moore, ,Tr.. son of the late Rev. 7. '.
Moore. d. d.. former pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city. A decree
to this effect, aud that the name OF the lad
was not to be changed, was duly entered
on the minutes of the court in accordance
with the provisions OF the Code of Ten
nessec. Mr.. Smith is Il wealthy citizen of
Nashville, who became very much attached
TO Dr.. Moore aud his family.
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nisht masYs1rERr.-About as 10 O'Clock L I,st
nt, ana as Capt. Chas. Epps, Of the H no,is ias'
Sna TWO other gentlemen. were @ sne r., ponce,
- noh ~ huIt below Richmond. ,bev ,brn,ng rann;
~ ~ Tae M foao near Powhalan. the ras;danna fIuuo
on ~ mi. ueorgc ). Prince, an Overcast Inse hn,
u, unu ooS. The dog had a collar aronrd us. AZ,
neck Ts win bell attached to IL. Cantais T a,s
;EPps ana the gentlemen with him searched ".d
IN sne vicinity for some time,. but found no no
owner for the hat or dog. Can any one one ox' "
plain this mSsteryY '-''' ~
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The Lee Gallery.

~ - ~ = + a.ts 4 = sat
Il !, sou would Wow your form ard face.
Ie,tr ,r@y WITH sp'ry !oselY grace; =
g." TIE ;t'k" phptographs you ID see,
" g',!lIy my friend, stralgh. to "THELEg."
no snere the lzortnes are N ade,
Tss. Tsu Ho.0here else are they displ.y,d;
,CSe men 20 aud patrnnize "rnE LEE:n ~,
'no'e eooefy pictures there yoa'lI see. X s
!rtrae politeness you would sns j s>a7s,
Win art and prices 10 combin,a.s s.ig,
10 you most beautiful would heys.,.. !,
Ihss'll give that beauty at ..,Rux Lxs.,.
The beauties of the sonth have known j
How great Its worth, and gladly own -.
III Is the best; and therefore noe
WIN always patronize "THe LEE" -,
1nsn come my friends. conc one and eli, .,,s
~ once obey the tempting csll;
The standard ptctares now you see ..'R -
Gem. only from the WeA.ky.opa srLEEIn
LUE HoOMEs FARLEY.
ftcts'Honi, Va, Sept sth 1871. .s,,,.s
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liz Colorado bald person tnds bimselt
alluded TO as ga man with his head above
-timber-line." .Is-ssaft IS
u At recent Indiana wedding the bride
and bridegroom and 10 of The guests were
deaf and dumb.
: The Russian army makes out to get along
with LILO generals, and sprinklins OF
grand dukes and field narshals.
The ST., Louis Times's department OF
IS Feminitemso - has been succeeded .bysa
horrible column of "Salad for the Sex"
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PERsoNAL.-Majo VIM. B. Myers has re-
turned from his European trip.
Hon. C.. G. Memminger, formerly Secre-
tary OF the Confederate States Treasury, is
in the city.
Rev. Il. Memminser, of Charleston, S.
c.: DR.. Andrews. OF Baltimore; Messrs.
wy yndham Kemp, of Gloucester G. W.
Camp, of Norfolk John Kerr, Of Wash
ington and X. Y. McAdam, of Charlotte,
NC, were among the guests at the Ex-
change and Ballard last night.
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A CHALLENGE ACCEPTED>-H. l.. Hobson,
a Conservative colurcu man, sends us the
following:
"To nights State journal informed me
that was expected to meet a Mr.. Arnold
to ni@ht in a dlscuSsiOu--hc for the Repub-
lican party, and for the Conservative. If
Mr.. Arnold or his friends had given me
timely notice | should have met him. In
policy, now is the time to defend it, say
that l have one that an prepared to de-
tend at any time. am not ashamed of my
POSITION. and will meet any OF the cham
pons olcaTpet-b -baggi>m at any time or place.
ROBERT l.. HoBsoN.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 20, 1871"
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tion of the Episcopal Church for the dio-
cese of New York is now in session. An
interesting incident, Immediately after the
organization of the convention, was the
rejection of the. application Of the Church
of st. Mary the Virgin TO be admitted to
canonical connection with the diocese, on
the ground that it was impossible for the
committee having the matter In charge to
determine whether 1t was Roman Catholic
or something else.
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Mrs. 7. BELLE Fox, Of hancheetcr, go log
aud fayorably known to our citizens as an in
structrcss in the elementary and higher branches
Of English, French, Latin, and Music, will re-
sumo the duties Of her school Oh Monday, October
I'd. and we uespeak for her the liberal patronage
of all old friends and many new cnes. With such
teachers st our d,ors, no need of sending children
from hon or entertaining fears for their mental
or moral training. n-w.r ,.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

5 RELIGIOUS SERVICES 1To-MoRnow.--We
note tnefollowng Special appointments
-f1, Johns Episcopal Henry Wall.
u. DH M.-~Subject-: Is Tempe.
rance"
Christ Episcopal lVaAeyl-Rey, DR.,
Mlnnlgefode at Az 2! NJ. The Holy com.
m,Inion will be administered.
SECOND Pres6yterian.-Rev. DR.. Hoge at
afternoon will be To the children. '.''
A. NJ. and s p. NJ. '- ''.'s ''' -
grace street Presbyterian. - Rev. DR.,
fead at II A. Nj. aud AZ L. NJ.
grace street BaptiSt.-Rev. N. w. VIII.
son ut IL A. M; and at TX p. NJ. annual
sermon before the Grace-strcet Missionary
and Library Association.
Virginia Hall. Rev. John Blenner being
IL B. III. -. .-.-. : < = =
Chrlstadelphaan Synagogue Covenant
HalD.--SerVice-a ut II: M, ....~>-e. =.
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VISIT OF PETERSBURG PYTHIAHs.-A
letter received by prominent member OF
Hines Lodge, OF this city, announces that
Ruth Lodge, Z. p, of Petersburg, has de-
cided to visit Richmond on Friday next,
October 9th. Preparations will be made by
the Lodges here to give the visiting knights
u fitting reception.
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THE New POLICE CoURT.-The room i'll
the Odd-Fellows' Hall which has recently
been rented for the use Of the Police Court,
is beiug repaired and put in thorough Or
der. and will be ready for occupancy IN
short time. The accommodations for law
yers, witnesses. and members. of the press,
as well as for the officers Of the court, are
far better than ut the Old Market Hall-In-
deed, the change is a good one in every re-
anf
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biGGER.--our Napoleon Of ba.ters IL sasin In
Tue beti, and With Ills display OF ths fall style OF
hats' at st7 Main street, has something which al
most rivals In brIlliancy the sun OF Auster.iz
DlGGER has way OF putrlcg u certain finish to
ahe productions OF his genius which strikes tho
purchaser With wondermcnt. A man with BIG.
GERS hat for The ia!l 1871 can be distinguished
rom all others. -L - - - !
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The attractions &C the DOLLAR STORE are still
increasing. Among the numerous articles We
nave already called the attention Of orr readers TO
We find full line oc real hsir eurls, an elegant ss
softme OF clocks, new assortment or black
walnut desSs' wotk-boxes, book-shelyes, hat
RACKS ana very attractive line or plated
ware, including cake baskets, mugs and oob,ste.
dye bottle castors, waters, Sc. D.'':f.ss .Gl'ct
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C2ld weIther aud fan wIud; bring chaprcd
hands and rough skin. To cure 4, aud make the
lesh soft and even, use hEADE BAKERS Ands.
'usian Balm. 1t ia the best krowa remedy An
ounce Of prevention is worth pound OF cure;
therefore be preprei In time. in our family we
use no oth2r preparation. aud Gad this TO do
svei ytLiug claimed for 1t by the manu- ao.urers.
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- HENRICo COUNTY COURT AND TIE PR,zr-
FIGHTERS. October term of the lien
next. a u g." - - fSi'' .'fA
The c1se Of John Finn, charged with
being connected with the Kersey. W hite
Prlze-il9ht, will be called for trial. x speuial
Venlre has been summoned, and witnesses
VINO testified III the previous cases will be
in attendance. - :" :"
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NOTICE TO TILE PUBLIC scHooLs.-sraHxr
& RYLANp, Richmond, vs.. agents for the pub
fishers, are receiving large supplies or Webgter,s
dictionaries and the Spancerian copy-books,
which will he sold to the public schools ~ aeon.
tsaet prices" Early orders are solicited. g5
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PAVING EAST BROAD SrREET.-The WORK
of paving Broad street east OF 2Oth stfeet,
with granite blocks, is progressing rapiaiy
under the superintendence OF Mr. A; hich
This is mn improvement m,lea neeaeu; ~ ~
the grade has been such asto cause ths
street TO - wash livery badly.
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AUCTION SALES Ta.,Ay-

III. aoDDlS VIII scll on the premises, al a
O'Clock 2 M.; o LOT afiI framed dwelling on
Nicholson street, Rockets.
ooeA LAuGHToN will sell ut the horse-lot
at 10! O'CLOCK, saddle and harness horses.
mules, buggy, &C. t
L. ". hHEhEE win sell at 10 O'Clock Z. NJ. al
; thn hcrss-los, horses mules. &c. - -
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PcsT OFFICE SEPTEMBER 20, 1871.
One letter illogiDle address, Proctor's
Creek, Va; JAS. c. Journey, West Fair
View, Va; Mr. Bruce, Henry G. Lyme,
RichmGnd.
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JOB PRrsTIsa.--We call the ssteraon o1 meys>
chants, clerks Of courts shsriaa' lawyers. Es..
road. steamGbip and canal officers aan akeats' saa
AL others having orders for DrnsiaS, 20 ins ise''
ties offered a. the DIsPATcM PRINTING ksrAB-t5
LIsIImksr for the prompt sud fatthfei execution &
of On xiadS or job Printing. We can farnish ~
short notice Cards. BiG-Hcasss5 Lettar-ttsasm'
Programmes. Bell Tickets, Blanks, Fsupnlees.s
Tsss, Hand-Bis, Catalogues, Bilis Of Fare, SHOW
Bills, Checks. Drafts, &c, &c. &C. sStisfssasn
guaranteed. ists ,t.ss..i4 - s1.s,saE
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;, DEATH OF AN OLD CITlzgs.-Mr. Francis
y. sutton, ST., an old and highly-esteeme d
citlzeD, died at bis residence in this city on
Yesterday, in his 18th year. His remains
VIII De carried Ito Caroline, bis native
county, for intermeut. ~. ..,'s : -'''' ~
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IHE DUNlIAA PIASo.-Thts beautiful iustru-
nent' embracing all modern improvements, is
ao~ ofered for sale IN our city. we copgratu-
tsta Mr. Dunbhm On his choice OF an agent. He
MS placed bis pianQj IN the hands Of IN sster Of
hat instruneut-Professor AMBoLD, 92O Main
street, as-.at'
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II CADETS OF HoEoR AND TEMpERANCE.-A
section Of this Order will be organized IN
Manchester tonight at 8 O'Clock, ut the
Methodist Church. All young men and
boys who desire to become members are
requested to be present. The Grand OH
GERS of Richmond will be present.
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SELLING GOODS BY SAMpLE.--L. Benton.
Jr., was tried in the Huslings Court yes
terday for selling goods by sample in viola.
ton of the State law, found guilty, and fined
$500. The fine was Paid, and MIR. Benton
was discharyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30

THE STEAMER PALIsADE has discontinued
her trips up The Chickahominy, and leaves
here Tuesdays, Thursdars. and Saturdays
for Kings Mill Wharf, returning the follow
ing Guvs. 4
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Can as WEls GEn's, No. lao, asin sire Il. We
sake pleasure in csliag the attention OF the cifI.
zens OF kichm snd to WEIsIGER's splendid stock
OF hats, which has besn selected aspecially or
tae retail trade. He has Just receiyoi by sspre;s
some OF the LII Isl cpIea a.lid goods wa ever saw.
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ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, Booksellers, lile Main
street, publishers agents for McGufey'6 keao.
ers and spellers, Harvey's Grsmuars, ana
Guyot's Biographies. ft
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Bob-tailed Gulch, Nevada, has seven
dwelling houses and thirty.seven: saloons.
They talk of tearing down some Of the
houses to make more room.-Detroit Free
Press. sr. II
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FINED.-A large number of the residents
of Tuckahoe township, in lIenrlco county.
hnye recently been fined by Justice j. i.
Jones Tor Noncompliance With the new
road law.
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UNLAWFUL CUrTING.-In the Hustinrs
Court yesterday Singleton Peasants tc9l.
ored) was tried for aSsaulting and cuttinp
his wife with knife. :lc was found guilty.
fined one dollar, and committed to jail for
ten days. -...., .-..s ~. 49, -
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FIRE ISsURASCE.-Mercha .ncreaoing their
stocks should remember 10 increase their in,ur-
ance. Th9 Richmond Banking anu Insurance
Company Insure against lire on the nlost reasona-
bic terms. Chlce corner Of i2.h and Slaia sts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30

CONVICT RECEIVED. Albert Taylor (co.
lored) was received ut the ponitentlary yes
terday from Orange county, to be coniinc d
one year, for burglary. .a. #
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30

If you would avoid headache and the other btl-
ious symptoms consequent upon .b's season OF the
year, bug snnel sbirs and o.her hxlngs og L. b.
SPENCE & SON. This Is the best remedy OF which
NE haze any kuoWlcdYe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30

IMrRovING.--Mr. Il. Terry Totty, who
was badly hurt by falling from It freight car
on the Dauyiljc railroad few days ago, is
reported conYalesceut.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-30

For garmeatsi that fl we'll ard feel good, and
make You look like gentleman, go 70 f. D.
SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street.