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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

FINED poR VIOLATION or AN ORDINANCE
Michael Moltz was fined twenty dollars by
Justice Crew yesterday for the violation OF
an ordinance Of the city in erecting Il wooden
building on the corner of Holly and Church
streets without permission from the Council
The penalty prescribed Is fine of not less
than twenty nor more than fifty dollars, and
the ordinance is being strictly enforced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

PROPOSED ORGANI2ATlON OF A LIFE UNDER.
WRITER'S As>oClATIoH.-A meeting OF repre-
scutativrs of several Of the life insurance
companies doing business In Richmond was
held ut the office of the Insurance .AGcocGte
Oh Thursday night to consider the propriety
of forming a life underwriters asSsociaion
The meeting was called to order. and Cap
tain J. Adair Plnasants sptct,,, agent Of the
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, was
called to the chair, with William Z. GretteI
as secretary.
The following gentlemen were present
Colonel w. G. Carrington president Pied
mont and Arlington Life; l.. w. Rose, gene.
raj agent Universal Life; Major Thomas Il
Peyton (tirtn of Peyton i Elison), general
agents Equitable Life: Ma ior Thomas A.
Btnndcr, agent of the Life Insurance Com.
trtny of Virginia; Major 2. T. Sutton, gene
yitl agent New York Life; Julius Straus (of
Isaac Hstzler e. CO.., general agents Guardian
Mutual Life.
On motion of Colonel Darlington, a COM
mittee of three was appointed to consider
and report upon the rroprietv of forming a
life underwriters association and ascer'
tain the names 81 siich gc',sl7Al aad sui
agciits Is ase willing to unite in such M or
;.anizatiun. and to report at meeting to he
held on the 18th instant at O'Clock in the
ctlice of the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The Chair appointed the following sen-
tlemen: Colonel ". c. Darlington, Major
Thomas &. Peyton, and Thomas NJ. Alfriend,
Esq.
On motion of MIR. T.. w. Rose, the Chair
was added to the committee; after which the
meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

ANOTHER GREELEY AID BRows. CLuB.--An
other brunch of the Republican Greeley aud
Brown Club. was organized last night, In Jef
fefson Ward, I, at the corner Of Eighteenth and
Cary streets. The meeting. was called to or
der ytCaptain W. w. Putnam. A pefma-
nent Organization was effected by the election
oil the following officers: Robert H. Allen
PRESIDENT; Henry Carr. vlce-president
Thomas holiins, secretary; Joseph kasey,
treasurer. Executive Committee: MesSrs.
K. Ii. Allen. Alexander Smith, B. Baker
Thomas Hollins, James Taylor. Messrs. Al.
len and Peterson addressed the meeting, after
which all the members registered their names
in the club books. The club Is composed oil
those who have always voted the Republican
ticket. Over thirty members were enrolled:
after which the meeting adjourned with
three cheers for Greeley and Brown.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

TIN Rswhrr OF KISnSsss.. The Chicago
inter ocean gives romantic history of a
young physician, whose stosy of good luck
sounds marvellous, but the paper says It is
| presented just as he tells it himself:
In the month of September, 1865, Mr..
| Matchctt, now a resident of Springfield, ILL.,,
! was passing through Chicago, and while
waiting for the train at the Burlington and
Quincy depot he saw lady with child in
her arms also waiting fer train. The lady
was apparently il stranger in the land, and
seemed to have no escort. While still in the
dcr6t the child, little girl. was seized with
Il sudden and, violent sickness, and the
| mother was seriously alarmed. Mr. Matchett
, g;,lIan;ly rushed to her assistance, TOOK care
Of the child, and happening to be we'll In
formed in regard to iniantie complaints, he
succeeded in restoring it. to health before the
train started. His timely act OF assistance,
coupled with the tender and friendly manner
in which il was rendered, completely won
the lady's heart, amt she was proftlsc ia hcr
expressions of gratitude. But at this mo-
mcnt the train came. and the young man,
bidding hera ;itsty adieu, jumped into a car
and was of. The lady, before departing on
anothcrt.nir made inquiries concerning him,
and found out all about Mr.. Matchett and
where he lived. O And then SHE jumped into
:, car. and was OF. Here ended the first
chapter of tile romance. Passing over the
intervening pages. which are perfect blank,
we rush 1T once TO the den0uement.
few months ago the lady died in the
town Of Aberdeen, Scotland, and in her will
she Droncathed to her benefactor the hand
some fortune of 100000. II Is said that the
money is already deposited in some eastern
bank awaiting its claimant. Such ~. in sub
stance, the strange story related by the CON-
mcrciai gentleman. Should it prove to be
founded on fact, DIR, Matchett, wherever he
is, has reason to be grateful for encountering
that blessed lady. II heis married ana tne
f,thar of n promising boy he had better send
the lad MT once to Aiareschai College, Aber-,
deem, to be educated. There q new romance
might naturally grow out Of the old one.
The little girl would now be about seven
years old. 81, sas
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SERIOUSLY HURT.-Yesterday afternoon a
little daughter of Captain Thomas South.
gate, of Norfolk about eight years old, who
is on ii visit to her grandmother, on Fifth
street. fell from the window of Il second
story room and seriously fractured her skull.
Doctors Thomas and Sncad rendered the
necessary medical mid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

IMPROVEMENTS on CHURCH HILL.-hlr. J.
H. CrenShaw, who owns the greater portion
of the square on Church Hill bounded by
Broad, Grace, Twenty-siXth, and Twenty
seventh streets, being the property which
belonged to the late .Iaunrs Winston: Esd;
is, wr heir, preparing TO erect eighteen small
tenemcnt-hollseS thereon, fronting on Grace
and Twentv-seventb streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

HusrIsGs CoURT.-Tiiezt following cases
were disposed of yesterday in this court:
John Smith, stealing SlS5 from Theodore
FIick, was sent to the penitentiary for five
years :. - 7.',..,.'. .....s -
Edward"Hill; ch,fged With receiving the
s1me money knowing it TO be stolen, wis
acquitted.
Jack Mathews, for breaking into store
house of Frederick Kleverslal, was sent on
for five years.
Ann Maria Dcane, keeping a house of i'll
fame OH Third street, was acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

POSTAL ITEM.--Cilruars for city delivery
with one-cent stamps should not be sealed.
Large numbers of them are daily sent to-the
office here, and cannOt, of course, be deliv-
cred. 4 sealed circular requires Il two-cent
cfa
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day for the horse and his rider when the MUSTANG
ItNr.iES'r was Introduced ;s Il cnre for the external
diseases and Injuries of huti In the stable. the
lurn, and the household this wonderful enollent is
equally useful. Ii hrse spawned or fo,in'lered
or harness-ged. afflicted with any other of the
many superficial Ills that equine flesh Is heir to- the
nnunent effects aspeedy cure and 1t l. eIu1lly cl-
cacious Wien applet TO draught oxen COWS suffer
Ing from outward swclliugs, strains or hurts of any
description. As All application for bruises, cuts.
burlis. rlrnatsln. stiff Joints, sprins, neuralgia,
earache and tootlache IL takes rectlhrre over all
either topical remedies AMI Is therefore an Article of
prime necessity I'm families.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

MEErIHG OF CONSERVATIVE SUrERI:rEND-
EsTs.--H. \. Atkinson, Esq, Conservative
superintendent in Henrico county. will meet
the township superintendent ut the court
house on Monday afternoon at 8 O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

THE DOVER BArTIsT ASSOCIATION meets in
this city on Tuesday next ut II A. NJ, in the
First Baptist church. 1t embraces the Bar-
tist churches in Richmond; Henrico, Hano.
yer. New Kent, Charles City. King William,
james City, Williamsburg, York, Warwick,
and Elizabeth City. There are IL churches,
with 8,054 members, connected with the AS.
sociation. Rev. George +. Adams, of Hamp-
ton, will preach the Introductory sermon.
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PERsoSAL.-Rey. Ds. Burrows, Wood.
bridge; Wal, and Wilson, and Rev. Mr.. Bit
ting, have returned from summer vacations,
and will preach at their respective churches.
Rev. George G.. Vanderslire l,s recovered
from q severe illness. ..,.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

GREELEY CLtBs CENTRAL CoMMiTTEE.-The
regular weekly meeting of this organization
Will he held at the rooms on Bank street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth this evening.
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LrsT. or r.ETTgRis.

T IST OF. LETTERS REMAINING In,
~ THE RICHMOND POST T-oFEICE sEFTEN-
BER q. ts72 80 - 20. :
Persons calling for letters In thls list win please
say /" ADVERTISED" III not called for In four weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

REV. J. B. JETER, u. Dor. Jeter furnishes a
letter for the Religions Hrnd every week giving
an account of his travels The first appears In this
weeks i.sih, TIA! every pnp who wishes to read
lege of doing so the Herald is put to new snbscr-
be1s at one d0llnr for five month"; .-s ..s t
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EHEsAPEAKEsAND oHIORAILRQAD,,
oorroE no C0sTRacToRs AsSDBGIIDHRss'

SEALED PROPOSALS. Win III received bs the !
undersigned al the EaRingefsa safiies.
I2rII- for the SrONE and 9ERfC kSJRk loco-2
mottychotses at Stauuton and mouth yf
the Sark Fer specifications and. further inTosasarj
ie"r! : ti 80 si;g.q3E, dISBs WHlTcpSfBss II, d
Chief Engineer. q,
Richmond and stauntou papers COPY sc s-sf ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

LIST OF UNaAnABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posy-O OPrIcE SEPT EMBER 6:
Martha Harris G. II. Smith, CartersYille;
Major "A. NJ. Braxton, Richmond; Joseph
Perkins, Mcehum's River post-ofiice; Maria
Stanard. iSi. 49, ~. ~ s.>1s 49, Prs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Only two Baptist papers in the world have larger
circulation than the Religious Herdld Of this city.
II is read IN every section of the country and Is the
hest medium in the South foratlvcrtisers Its charges
for advertising are very moderate considering the
cxferit aud chntacier hf IT. circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Rev. john A. BROADUs, u. D., Is giving the read
ei Of the Rcligious Hernid i'm account OF his travels
I'm the Huly Laid!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

NOTARY PUBLIC QUALIFIED.--ln the Hust-
ings COURT Yesterday i. &. GoddiD Qualified
as i Notary pGb.it ... ...
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SIcKEL PEARS something nice-at PIzzINI's.

Go to ALIENS and get one of the new style hats
he Is now receiving. . ...
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ADyER merchants seeking trade III any
portiuu of the country should advertise In INT
papers of that section. NJ. ELLTsoS Il CO. WI
t,ks advertisements and have them inserted at pub
Ishprs rats 81.
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FINE CnArEs-swee. and uscio,is.-a. piz2iyrs

JOB pntsrlS1!-We tal the attention OF mcr.
haiits clerks Of courts. sherls lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered al
the DIspATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards.
Bl-fleads, Letter Heads Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-Buls, Cheeks, Drafts, &C., &C.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

N. ELLYsoN 4 Co., Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
bu,due. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of the country at regular
rates, -.. : .,--,.-,-.. .>-.a1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Buy your clothing shirts, and furnishing goods
from +. B. SPENCE & Son. ..
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER e,ts7'.
in. =, ..,.~f Il, - ARRIVED. -
/ schooners Warnald and z. d. Wharton. oeiew tne
bar. -. a -, r. 81, '-~-. s-essa $50.
. Steamer wyanoke, Couch, New York, mereRih-
disc and m:sscngers, j. w. Wyutt> agent. =
Sts.uupr john sylvester, Clifford, MOTIONS, uet.
cl,an6i-e aud passsnSprs l.. il. Tafum agent
Schooner G. =. kepp1er, Blizzard, Phiiadeipiha'
granite, Curtis & Iarkgr .arh.,
Schooner a. Edith, Weaver, baiumofe' ihei oiifH
disc. Curtis 4 Parker. >,s,,,, ITCH,
schooner Mary a. WINS Bodine, Norloika nsa5,
Schooner Mary Lougherty, Lougher'yr rfehioh
N. j., rid City Point, ore. f5Ig
CLEARED FoR THIS PORT. y
BALTIMORE. September 6.-Schoonerse Imam
II. Trayerse COster. aud Caroline Holmes aaeksS on
NEw YoRK, September 4.-scheoher hofa'a tai'.
@'.e.S' nS.S'.- TIA sfEaoftaSbk. i
Srhooner Iayfnia, Hopkins, Lee, hessfrofn ! o
river. arrIv, dat philadelphia an insan
Schoopar Charm, Starr. With coal froa
- Schooner j. II. Lockwood, sharrstt, hence, NJ
bridgeport, CT. I'd inEtnnt :. 4. .,t, az, n rfh
scf.ancr Lucy D., Hall, hence, ut Baitisors stA
instant. ss.....s3ss.s j ~ ..ssts
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OPENING OF THE FALL TRApE.-It is almost
too early yet to speak with certainty, but
everything indicates that The fall trade OF
Richmond In 1872 will he better than ever
before. During the p,st year the number
und variety of jobbins houses has beer in
creased, and the stocks now on hand or be-
ing purchased are unusually large. Drum-
mers from North Carolina and West Vir-
ginia, as well as from all parts of Virginia,
return with glowing accolnts bf the prom
I ise of the season, aud with orders of new
trade exceeding by far their anticipations.
Our streets will soon be alive with country
merchants, and we cur, promise them hospi-
tality and liberility, as well as excellent op-
portunities to buy good stocks at low figures
and on fair terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Thomas 4.
johnson, G.. q. d. s. of the 6. G. 40. d.
Brothers and Sisters of Love and Charity,
has installed the following officers of John
sons Tabernacle, No. 46, Of the Order
George Birdsong, w. s.; Emeline Pullman,
Y. s.: james Green, K. S.; Cynthia A.
johnson, Treasurer; Maggie Taylor, f. S.;
George Davis, Chaplain; Sallie Davis, |. c.;
Mary Jones; j. c.; John A. johnson, y. B.;
Maria Davis, /. s.; P. H. johnson, Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Buy your kites, collars. and underwear from
Z. g. SPENCE & son. ..-.-
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Or
FICE Friday, September 9th: 8 a.. At4.
TO degrees; Q z. NJ, 81 degrees o =. M
81 degrees. IS y ,s. ,Ss..i - "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

THE SUPPOSED MURDER OF, ,MARrlN.-H the
authorities Of Hanover county are really de.
sirous of apprehending the man who Is sup
posed to have caused the death Of Joseph
Martin, the fnarketman, the course they
ought to pursue is plaip;' The magistrate
who held the inquest should without delay
send to Captain W. +. Knox, tOhlef of the
Rlchmond detective force. aH abstract, Il meta
full report, Of the testimony adduped before
bin, together with any ether tacts In biz
,pssesst0n as t. tho occurrence, and the
names Of any persons in Richmond who are
likely to know anything about It. At pres
ent the police department here, hns no
official information whatever III relation TO
the matter Give Captsia 1inoX any clue,
and we frei confident that II there has Jeen
foul play the author will be brought to jus.
tiCe. .... ... ,.,.e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

PEARS AND GRAPES.-Go TO PIZZINI's II You
wish something fine
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nEpARTURES OF ..STEAMERS.

E'OR NEW I0kK.--The Old ,ssFSFG
II DoluininD Steamship Gompany's ele-
CANT Hde-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, Captaiit
o'clock 4. M. Freight re- eived until saturday night
rhI oitgh bills OF ladhig Signed, and goods Ior-i
warde with dispatch 10 all points north soath. east
and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Liuc for foreign ports. Passcriger aceoinpodat
unsurpassed. Fare, ST.. steersge, ss; rpnnd-trfp
tickets. S2a. For frcieht0t passage, apply tn e
g, .-lt - " '#stt 8 Ne g. Cox efIlor street
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THE pRlzE-RlN@

,,.,urE< BILLY kpWARhs AND
'.y%r ,x1nrH CHAMBERS ,,r rHE n,Tr,rpp. Twp rnpp.
SAM ,,srS Ry CHAWISG HIS An
rT,Gn>I~r-c'NNr''Ss'''F or 10 Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

DOLLY WARDEN will hereafter leave Eighth
street at 3:3O and =. VI. only. Last boat eaves the
mark ~ Gtao y, Nj. .. =. .. -.-# iE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Pol1cB CorRrj Fa,tAt-JuSl,Ge William,
Hay CS.si0 presiding;-The following cases
were disposed Of: ......-.
Samuel Gown and Sallie Gown (colored),
charged with ussaulting and beating Judy
AHIn within Reed. de- rlatsea S With ,,siBEs atHns
and dlsoriierly IN the street. Fined 81,
Terry Norman (colored). charged with ex.
posing his person III the streets. Fined 81
James Porter and Polly Porter (colored).
charged on warrant with asSaulting and
beating Harriet Winston. Fined S2.bU, eaEh
james Cole iculoredb ehlFaeA With bhlhs
drunk aid iisfhS pfoiane language in the
streets. Fined 81.
Mary Shea, charged with being drunk and
abusin. the police. Security required in the
sum of 800 for three months.
Bette Scott (colored), charged on warrant
with assaulting and bpating the sou of Sue
Gill. Fined SO, ....~ 5..-..s'-
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II , !,
Religious Herald Is furnished ne Subscribers fo'
i've months at one ,llar.
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r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
IL MANNING IN THE MANCHESTER pos.r:
OFFICE SEPTEMBER I, 1872. Persons calling f0f
called for I'm one month they Will be sent 10 inc
Dppd-L Letter Office. in Washington, DC: ~ L.
LADIES LIST. '@@
Adams Mrs. Cora i. -. HhL Mys. L.H. H..
Brown Miss Srdttic l.. Hicks, miss E:Ji,
Procks. Ms NJ. a. Hil.AIiss Maria l..
tnnlav' Loi,ie T.. =, JanisoD. Mrs. EVnlina1
CO. Iiiss Anna 3. Lander, Mrs.
coGSins: Nary Martiu, Mrs. Bridget 4
t'i9rtr' Miss 4, AlontierU. Florence .
I,an rannnrt Margaret t,sterl)nd Miss ~ F. q.
i,.hraWi Miss E:lvirn Robertson, Miss Mary .
Enrr' Xix. hjafv <: Shaekelf0rd, Mrs. AID.
Por. Mrs. Bellu Scott, Hi.s Rachel H..
t.orneu : r Turner 8Irs. 5faff
Gatas Miss Mollie .. Winfree, Leila 3.
Hughes, Miss Az. = s s
: % ..... CENT EAIENS LIST. l"4 .s .1f;st
,,r,, T. a. fD . .rr Hurard, Henry ,t Sf.s9 a
hdksn = dkimsI Il i,t',nnin HankIus, Conrad icold)
Brown; joseph &. iatcuef, Ino'a' .-y-,.r
Bobu, Ia g.: LSTs,h' "A'h ~
% Borum; !: :: = iiiSff; i.t*tGfeG -
b,rn bnrllt.'i; ;ri,nn,s ~ Mitchell join .'' Z
G 1iii ne, ~ - ( Miller. Beniamin ar
Da,,a',,,n,i RamsV IL J,c,b Selsua. f. D. .,...s
Edward, Decatur t?) koDihsoh;o .. h' ........
rank,,n. Heorpp w. Reder, Charles A. ~
Eornrth RI;ssisi Smith, Richard A.
'tioode. Lewis S,ee?. r. .....
Hawks, Archer FL" IN uaS' ~ 'f...
Heffiey. Joseph ,s.,n,i, Wnnn,'dSe'
lIargrayc. Alex. ..,..,. MflSh'r ~ q
INITIALS. ...
..t s.1 The C0mmerciat. ......
, J.B. COSBY. +. NJ.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE IN WANT OF LEATHER.
We would call attention to the advertisement Of the
old and reliable leather house Of o. H CHALKLEY
& Co. They have very large stock Of goods, which
they determined to sell ut low prices. We woRld
advise all In want of anything In their line TO give
them call. -uf..-
FEARFUL FALL.-kid gloves which formerly
sold for ti.?5 and upwards cair he bought at ARMI
STEAD'S Gao Main street. FOR g0c.--all coOrs. lie
selling cOrEIfs nj &c.
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Shirts made to order by K. B. SrEscg & Son, iac
Main street. -s' -'e -SE 1Hn -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER e,,s7s.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, sEpTEHBER7, &
Sun rises. 53l MOOD Ssts. ...''t..'.
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Arlington collars for sale by F.. b. SPENCE 4 SoS.
.,s. D.. ===EESsFEs~a--r-----z--e---~-
Gu 10 1900 Vain street Tor clothing, snlsia, nWi fur
DisbIUK goods. 4. r. sgBNCE &.sOS are there.
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There was man in our town,
And he WIS wondrOus wise,
He had pain from ear to ear.
Another between his eyes:
And when he saw he had cainrrh.
With all his might und main
He purchased SAuE's REMEDY.
Aid iIu= Ills fteafth sks'n.
1t Is sold by druggists everywhere. s.,
All the go--Thc cork silk" hats at ALIENS, 1915
Main street.
II you wish TO get suited In a hat 20 to ALIENS
at oncG --s-e,-- t.s...
PEACHES, PEACHEs-by the box or dozen-nt
PIZZISI'S.
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FL'OR PHI IL DEL II A. EEFFh
IL The steamtr j! :. g REEN. Captain
CARR, will receive freight for the above port TIL
MONDAY tile eth instaitt 1t T. O'Clock.
Freight rkep for all parts of :Ren,sylsanta, New
jersey and Delaware. also for Norfolk, Boston, and
New Orleans. Passage 10 Philadelphh, including
'''ff;'' : w. r. PORTER. Agent,
se,-2i 49, T. .r4.,s, +. =. No. 2aQt Dock street..
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PEACHES, PEACHES by the box or dozen-nt
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If yon wish to get suited in a hat 20 to ALLEN
N nrr;,.
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- r','a'",Fo> 'u"aFo> responded quickly, and, under
u''l"h> from his seconds, walked de-
,''"'N over Ia Chambers's corner, when
N''hlr cried, Come on !" and Seddons, his
.nn.',: .": :, shouted, give it to him all you
.n,a - In 4 second Edwards got on the
trit, M r'rek with his left, and then instantly
TN "yN"o Wv II with his right with terrific force
, ta%, ,'r 1af' ear They then cinched, exchanged
ro,," ''-"ioW or two, when they fell on tue
,vpe'' 'I'' Edwards's friends felt. exultant.
yt'an'.s t,'nbsFs Was surprised, evidently, in the
'"''T" 'l his antagonists tactics.
Round "a.
and i4"aius .'': was quick to the referees call,
A' gong over again to Ar.hur's corner the
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TAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
20 barrels SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR,
50 barrels EXTRA Ff.oUls. nn
w. G. DASDJtlDGE. & Co...t
t..s - - No s,s7 BROAD street.
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The au,sudrnsnt fof tse Hon. John F Lsmss,
limited St. essenater has beer s IN
,nssnsy 5000 in Isiid sf ysoisxl !,
sxensnton Of 1890. and stts naesss
Coo sood asainsa old aud new debts and
an s0e1a 81
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GROCERIES. &C.


THOMAS BAL5ff1R q Co,
sl4 MAIN syRBETs
EINr.y V GROcERS AND WHOLESALE AND
49, RETAIL LIQUolsI DEALfRs - 7,
English Breakfast Tels, Prime Nirgf1tsA iialass Il
Heiines.gy Brandy. irish Wblskey, -. p
Sbrrrjes PG+ss. and champagne:
1000 dozen a-t. aid s-b. Canned tomatoes.
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schoopers War,,ald and E. B. Wharton. below
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