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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03
Heufkcr Erlhn hilifinS.

WAsnlHGToy, September 2. 2.-Northwcster,
ly TO nortcasterly winds. increasing to. pre-
baby brisk, and partly cloudy weather. for
the New England and Middle States on Tues
day, with rising barometer. Diminishing
pressure and parity cloudt weather for the
south Atlantic States. Gcr'craiIy clear wca-
ther and northerIy to c;,sterly winds for tn
Gulf States: Winds, yceriny TO ea>terly aud
southcrlv, from Kentucky to Michigan and
westward, with cloudy weather and areas OF
rain frou Missouri to Lake Michigan nnd
westward. Falling temperature is probable
for the New England and Middle Suites.
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Fight for the Gishf-weiSsif Chairpiosa-
! si,ip--Mncc and O'EaieINin-.ASnfi.. 2

Ngw foRE. September IA Detroit dis
patch SAYS that city IL crowded with roughs
who have accompanied Arthur Chambers aud
Billy Edwards from New York. They will
leave Detroit by steamer Tuesday night, and
will fight ut daybreak Wednesday for tho
lightweight championship. The fighting
ground, il is said. will be somewhere in this.
peighhorhood.
Jim Mace is also in Dctriot, and Ned
U'Baldwin will arrive there to-day. 1t is
stated they will settle their controversy in
the same ring. Barney Aaron. Tom Alien,
Mike MeCoel. and other prominent pngilists.
are among The crowd.
Ldter.-Anuther Detroit dispatch says
Chambers and Edwards will fight on nm
island forty miles from that city, and on Ca
madam soil
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money asarkt

New York stock and Money Market.
New G6sB. September 2,-Moncy frner
at ) to g. Exchange dull and heavy 1T 1888.
Gold, 1l3! to tl34. Stutcs dull aud steady
Tcnnessee'<, 74l; new. a. Virginia's, II
new, ii. Consols, 81: deferred; 15s. Lou
isiana's, %: new, IS. Levee'S, 60; S's, 10
Alabama's, 81 ; 5's, rs. Georgia's, 10; 7's,
Sc. North CaroIua's, 81; new, 20; special
tax, l3. South Cardinals, 80: new, "a; Apri
and October, %,
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Horsr: BURNING IN TIE County AND hRRET
OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon
about O'Clock Mr.. G. A. Robinson, who re-
sides a short distance beyond the western
limits Of the corporation, found his barn in
flames. He proceeded quickly in the direr-
ton Of the burning building. aud uron his
arrival discovered two negro boys running
of. Finding hat his efforts TO arrest the
progress OF the flames would bc futile, Inc
started in pursuit Of the supposed inccndi;l.
ries. and. being Joined by the ncighbors who
had been attracted By the fire. kert up the
chase for so!iie distance. but were not sue.
tcssful in overlauling the miscreants. The
barn. filled with Mr.. Robinsen's crop, was
entirely consumed. He estimates bis loss at
about 81, 900.
Acting upon information received on sun
day night. Captain John Disney, Of the 20.
lice force, arrested james Brooks and Robert
Taylor (eolored on the charge Of burning
the larn. They We're brought before Acting
Police Justice Crew yesterday morning fol
examination. He decided to send them or
to the grand jury of the Hastings Court fo1
indictment, as the offence was committed
within the criminal jurisdiction Of thai
court. Neither Brooks sor Inylor il more
than fourteen years OF aSt'. and from the ad.
mission Of one OF them, the act was commit.
led in wanton mischief He states that they
We're standing near the barn when his com
panion took out Il pipe and lit it with &
match. He dared him to throw the burning
match among the straw in the haIn. whicl
was no sooner said than done. The fame:
breaking out more rapidly than was expected
they became alarmed and fed, and succeeded
in cuding their pursucIs until arrested by
the police Of the city.
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Police Court. MoNDAY-Jns're hH"dn'
Hall Gre,c presiding.-'rhe following eases
were disposed of:
Fannie Carter, charged on warrant WITH
stealing S15 from the person OF John Rend-
Ter. Continued to Tuesday.
Edward Harris (colored), charged With as
saulting and striking Joseph Walters with
brick. Fined $40.
William Mabrey and Polly Parker (colored),
charged on warrant with abusing and threat.
ing Elizabeth Jctcr. Bound over In thcsum
Of $50 for three months.
Elizabeth Jackson and Dick Jackson (co-
loreO, charged with creating disturbance.
Fined Sl.50 each.
Charles E. Vaughan, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself.
Sent to jail for ten days in default of 500 Sc
curity.
Peter James (colored). charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the streets. Fined
g.
James Beattie. charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance by beating his
wife. Fined S..
Herman Gresham and Fannie Gresham
(colored), charged with abusing and threat
ening to shoot Silas MaXtield. Fannie dis
charged; Herman fined IS.
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9: ~ ~. q, a. MI ss,. fa & Ysy Sssys
.rI,c raa,la 3, 6

W. .ssHassros, scl,te1aber g. Eest accounts
estimate The number of lives lost by the
wreck of the steamer Nets at from forty Co.
fifty. s.
New YoRx. September q "A steningtoa
dispatch says LOT persons have been sayed
from the wreck Of the Melis. Twenty
Ire known to he dead, and taenty-three are
missing.
SHARON SPRINGS, september 2. afr. How
ard. whose wife was LOST by the Metfs disas-
Ter. arrived here last night, aud discovered
that the body supposed tbe his wife's Was
tim wrong body. He returned Mt once to-
Watc!, Hill: @ ssEs s;
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France.

PARIS, September 1.-The eseeurt.martlai
ut Versailles for the trial Of Communists iias
passed sentence OF death on Lieutenant
tTIunciis and CIuseret for their continuing
in refusing to appear aud answer the grave
charges against them.
The council general of tho Department. -
with few exceptions, have brought their ses. 4 /,
siops to clos, The chairman &C the coun.
ell ut Ayignon in his closing address urged q
broader and more liberal application OF
democs tic id, as to tie administration OF
affairs. and expressed the hope that the
French Republic would become 8 worthy i
sister of the United States.
Pere Hyucintlic has written. q long letter
10 lie Temps, in which he announces ano de-
tends his approaching marriage.
General Cha,izy has tce2 appointed TO the
command OF. ap army corps, With BIZ <head'5
quarters mt Tours.
Holland.
THE HAGUE, September 2.--'Fiie congress
OF the international Society Is to convene l,s
this city to.day. All the principal members
OF the organization are Lere. The Pbtladel-.
phia braiIc!, of the Internatiouafs y repre-
sented by William West. The congress Will
remain In session till Saturday next
Bayarin.
MUNICH, September "a crisis iias o.-s
Cured iU the Bayarian Ministry, and the
members have rendered their resiaIMn nons To-
the King.
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HUsrrSos C0URT.-Tfie grind jury Of this
court met Yesterday and found indictments
fpr felony against the following: Edward
Hill, John sniithi alexander j. Ennis, Ber.
nard Tracey. Fannie Lewis; adhft Lewis,
Seldom johnson, David Burke, Maurice Rel!
lev, Beverly Gray. Sarah Monroe, b. +
Cosby. John Fl. Ford and against Samuel
IS. Robinson and Anna Maria Deane, for mis-
demeanor.
Noi a irve biz was returned in each of the
following eases: SaIlic Porter, misdemeanor;
w. RI. Sutherland. misdemeinOr.
The grand jury meets again this morning
ut II O'clock.
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The NRtiOIsnI Finances.

WAsplsGroH, September. The debt state
mcnt shows decreased during the month Of
August of Sl0,73G, ,635; coin balance in tho
Treasury, S73,91s.sl7; currency balance, ];
1881, ,74a; coin certificates, Sss, ,s82 800. %
The Secretary OF the Treasury has di-.
rccted that 81, ,S00,G 600 OF the three per cent.
temporary loan be called IN, the interest on
which ceases October 3lSt. f1sfs
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DAYTIME EXCURSION TO THE STRINGS
The excursion train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. which leaves here at O'Clock
tomorrow morning, will afford ladies and
gentlemen who have but little time or money
to spare rare chance to see all the splendid
mountain scenery op the line of the road.
and also to take a peep ut the springs, tor a
sum almost insignificant when one considers
what is Obtained for the money. We are IT,
formed that the train will also take passen-
gr"Y 10 any of the principal stations on the
rnad. or bring back those now at the springs
cor greatly reduced fare.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

Rooms OF THE GREELEY CLUES Central.
CcMYlTTEE.-Thc Executive Committee of
Greeley and Brown campaign clubs have
fitted up and opened rooms in stearns's new
building. corner of Eleventh and Bank
streets. Here may be found files of the lead
ing papers of the State, campaign documents,
political textbooks. and many other things
of interest and useful to those taking IN az
live part in the campaign. Colonel +. W.
MalIood. Secretary, und Mr.. George C..
Wilde, his assistant, arc in charge of the
rooms.
A meeting Of the General tirn'r.l Com
mittec will be held ut these rooms this eve
ming ut s O'Clock.
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s.eneral Dix and the suber1atoriaH
Nomination.

New YoRK, September 2.-General Dix,
who arrived here to-day from New Hamp-.
shire, stated to reporter that he received
the letter notifying him of his nomination
for Governor but a'few days ago, and would
shortly reply thereto, In regard to his ac.
ceptance Of the nomination., he said he bad
yet to decide that point, but possibly he
should accept
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Professor ASassiz.s Expedition.

san FRANCISCO, September 1.-Protessor
Agassiz and party have gathered 100000
valuable specimens of mircralogy, botany,
and patural history on the cruise Of the
steamer Hasslcr. \ thorough survey 'of the
lur of San Francisco will be made, and The
party will then break up, most OF them re-
turning east overland. -
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii srli al s y, M. a
ftaaned bhtuiiht On thh lSt ioindsa By Ssr,ov,ee,
cherry, and Floyd streets, to be removed: also
u ahnilding lot or the cast side of Culvert street
between Floyd and Elmwocd; and or 6. 2. VI.
sevcral other building lots .tsf -
COOK & LAUGHToN viii sell a: 10 A. 81. house.
hold furniture, shoes &C.
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THE Brook TURNPIKE CASE.-Ihe road
commissioners appointed by the County
Court to examine into the condition Of the
Richmond and Charlottesville or Brook turn
pike, which las lately been oycrha,lled and
repaired, reported TO the County Court yes.
ter,iay recommending that the roal lie ap-
proved. and that the company manuging II
be again allowed to collect tolls. Mr.. Powell.
on behalf of the citizens who complained OF
the bud condition of the road, protested
against the reception of the relGrt, and tie
case was continued.
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,Bt1TrS BT 4 SSiER.-cn Siitirtat tsetiinS
Il little daughter Of DR.. H. 4; Frayscr, who
rtsidts in HenriEo coliptr. was bitten on The
foot by Il moccasin shake. The 'couhd was
painful. and the little girls foot and leg soon
became SO swollen that fatal result was APP
pretended. But the swelling was reduced
and the pain eased by a decoction of wild
toucl-me-not and whiskey, and the little sut-
fprer is now considered out Of danger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

STOLEN MUNKY REcovERED-ARRrsT OF THE
Tulrr.-Scvcral days ago August Reupert, a
merchant doing business on Broad street,
turned over to Captain Disney Si0,37, which
he had taken from negro woman on suSp!-
cion that il had been stolen, The money
was held by Captain Disliey and advertised
in the Di$pntth. y. 4. Hazlcgrovc, among
others, noticed the advertisement, and, cN-
amininS the money, identified the two twen-
ty-doar notesas his property. Suspicion rest
ing upon Nancy Lewis, n negro woman in Mr..
IlHzlcgrove'S employment. she was arrested
and taken before 1lr. Reupcrt, who rccog.
nized her as the woman from whom he had
taken the money. Finding hcrsetcornered,
Nancy Lewis confessed the theft. and dcliv-
cred to the officer sundry articles of wearing
apparel which had be purchased with the
remainder of the money. The case was ex-
aminpG hy Justice Crew yesterday. who,
finding That the amount stolen exceeded fifty
dollars. sept the accused on to the ilusiinGs
Court Oh the charge of grand larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

GONE NORTH TO BE FINlsuED,-Tbe hull Of
the new iron steamship Richmond 0iids the
David |. Burr. HOW the property Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. was on Sun,
day last hauled down the river by one Of Ba-
ker'S wrecking tugs, md will be taken to
Wilmington. Del, for completion.
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Tho Battle Of Scs;aN--Anntycrssr
Celebration.

new YORK. September 2.--The Germans
of this city celebrated tie anniversary of the
battle of Sedan to-day withvariors festivities.
The following was sent by cable to Emperor
William:
"I'he German Landwehr Verein, Of New
York, celebrated the glorious day OF Sedan,
and halls William the Victorious"
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PERsoNAL.-General Bradley T. Johnson
has accepted all invitation to address Gret.
lev aud Brown meeting at Fmueil Hall, BoS'
ton, ia September.
WIS. Gilman. Esq, Conservative presi.
denthil elector for the third district, returned
to Richmond yesterday, and will open the
campaign, for Greeley ut Caroline Court on
Monday. next.
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EFFECTS OF TIE BLAsTlNG.-The Church
Hill people complain of some alarming blasts
on Sunday night; but tic best engineers R-
sure them tint they and thelf hoiises are
safe. The contractors will carry olit their
agreement with the City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

RRv. I. Il. JETER. u. DIR. Jetef furnishes n
letter for the Religions Heo.t'd every week giving
an account Of his travels. The first appears I'm this
weeks Issue. That every one who wishes to read
these deeply y-ntere,tpg letters may have the prfri-
lcge Of fo'1s so; the Hrnid IS put to n"w suiscri-
,lers NJ nue .InlLur E,t d 70 luotfitls
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BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF Love AND CHA-
RrrY.-The y. 6. Tabernacle. No. =. of the
General Grand Accepted Order Of Brothers
and Sisters of Love and Charity has granted
charter to .Tohnson's Tabernacle, DIG. No.
,, of this city.
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Hor-e. ssrowned.

ALBANY. N. Y, September 2.-During an
alarm OF fire this morning the horses Of q
steam tjre-eDgIne ran AWAY aud plunged into
the river. dragging tie engine and driver IN
wit,, ttein. The horses were drowned, but
the dsiysy was rescued,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

What unspcakahl" relief Is afforded 10 t',c burning
and trnhirS Hcsh by single application Of that
uncqtIaIlcj alsum for human brute suffering.
MEXICAN MrsTAHG LISiMENT. The tormentinS
and serr-tlcsroylrg pains Of rheumatism. govt aud
neuralgia. are completely lanished by fts Ire: stiff
ness of the joints ndpanfnt sweines quickly yield
20 lis emollieni influence: IL heals iruees. cats
scads etc. with astonishing rapldty. For straiEs,
sprlng-iiat scratches. saddle. collar. and hartess
gnls. we'll as the n't,re serious externa naladies
pf the horse. II Is swift and tIbtoDgh remedy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

CONSERVATIVE oRGANIZATION ~ HENR1co.- =
A mass meeting of the Conservative citizens
of Hcnrico county was held ut the court
house yesterday for the purpose of organiz-
inc for the fall campaign. The meeting was
called to order by Major 4. NJ. BraXtcn, aud
Mr.. John n. Hopkins was elected chairman
and Mr.. Z. L. Atkinson secretary.
DIR. Il. !. McGrudcr, j. w. Lrwrllcn, Esq.
Colonel John NJ. Allan. ami Il. +. DIckrrson
were appointed q committee to prepare Il
plan of organization. During the absence "i
the committee the meeting WAS addressed l'y
CAPTAIN George ID. Wise. Conservative can
tlidate for Congress, ina spirited and elnql"nt
speech.
The committee reported plan. which pro-
vidcs for the appointment OF county super
iptendent, township superin' 'endcntS. an rX-
ec,tipc committee, and an advisory hoard.
Tie report was adopted
Messrs. J. y. Hopkins and II. 4. Akin
son, ,Jr., were placed in nomination for the
office of county superintendent; ana Air.
Hopkins declining. MIR. Atkinson was unanl-
mouSiv elected.
The following advisory board was elected :
Tuckahoe, J. n. Hopkins Brookland, w. \.
Newman Earina, Il. +. Dicker>on; Fa'l-
field. j. w. Lewellen. The township SUPER
intendents will be appointed by The count!
superintendent.
A Greeley and Brown club was then or
sanized, with the following officers: Pre$l'
dent, j. \. Hopkins; Vice-Presidents, }. F..
Wren, W. r. Polk, f. Hopkins, ID. VI. Hnncs,
4. NJ. Br,xton, Henry Nogler, George ID.
Plcasants. and j. +. Childrey. This club
will meet Mt the courthouse Tomorrow morn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS The first dra'
matte entertainment of the season will take
place Mt the Theatre tonight, when the Con
cordia SocialS, an amateur organization, will
rive performance for the benefit of the
tI,nd for the removal of the Gettysburg dead.
The programme promises a pleasing eXhibi.
tion
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FARM-lIousE BuRNEn.--About noon on
Saturday last the large dwrlling-house of
Mr.. =. Voolfolk, situated In Fulton near the
battery, was discovered to. be on fire. and
although efforts were made to extingui>h the
flames it WAS entirely consumed. The house
was tmoccupicd. 1t was undoubtedly the
work of tin incendiary. No insurance.
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For CINCINNATI BY THE CHESAPEAKE AMI
GIno Round-trir tickets TO Gin.
cinnati aud return. rio White sulphur and
konawha Falls, including meals and state
rooms on tilst-class steamers from Hunting.
ton 10 Cincinnati. are now on @ac ut the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad office for $50.
The great Industrial Exhibition 1T Cncin'
natl. which is open from September +th to
October 4th. i to hea very extensive affair
and will attriet thousand; Of people TO the
Queen City Of the West.
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NoTAR1Es PUBLIC QrALIrIEp.-Thc follow
ing notal'es public for the city of Richmond
qualified and gave bond yesterday In the
Hastings Court: w. B.'Bigelow, Aubin l..
Boulware. and Adam +. Lee. The follow
ing renewed their bonds ;, B. {. Wherry, Jr..
John l.. Warning. and Johu Thotirson
Brown.
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PEMpHoKE SHIRTS, reldy-ma'ic or made I" order
and perfect iit guaranteed or 10 sale. oF y. B.
SPENCE & son. merchant taors and dealers IN gen
tl,.uen,s furnishing goods, 1900 Main street
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Only two Baptist papers in the world hhYca larger
circulation than the Religions Herdh of this city
II Is read In every secton Of the country and s TIC
best medium iu the South forarertscrs. Its charges
for advertising are very moderate considering the
extent and character OF It's circulation.
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Jcp pR1SrISG.-We call the attention OF lrcf-
c,,pts clerks of courts, sherlfs, lawyers rt!ircae
steamship ndcanal OH, sand agents ana tol'is
having orders for printing to the facilities 0neno al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for ,he
urop,pt and faithful execution or ali Xmas ol JOB
PRISrING. we can fnrnlsli at short notlc" Iafu',
Bi!i-Heas, ,Let:cr-lleads- programmes, baii
Blanks. Pamphlets. Tags, band-biiis' .as''e"s'
RnIs of Fare, shew-Dlls, Checks, Drafts Sc, &C.,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE SEPTEMBER 2, 1872
Mrs. Emerline Meckins, Wcstchester county,
n. y; John knowcls, Richmond Robert
II. Boshen, Richmond; one letter. no adj
dress; A. Bargamin, Richmond; Mrs. Ma
linda Bumsardncr. Bethel Green; Captain
Francis, Brazil, Rio de Janeiro.
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Fatal goiier. gxpiosios,.I

SPRINGFIELD, H., September 2.--i boiler
In ScotPs mill, twelve miles from this towns
exploded Saturday afternoon, instantly klll-g
ing two Of Mr.. SCOTS Sons aud severely siss1
juring several other persons. .sss ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION held Il
meeting yesterday AFTERNOON. and made the
following appointments Of county supcrin-
t"pGcntS of schools: Brunswick county, B.
Is. Wilkes p2e 4. Mallory, deceased; Flu.
vauna county. Dr.. Z. }. WiEn c'ce james q.
Shepherd, resigned; Roanoke county, Major
WV. Ballard rice J.. X. Uoll ln;l, appointed
clerk TO superintendent OF Public lnsfruc-
ton and secretary OF the Board Of Education.
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Firc Concord grapes at PJzzlSis.

ApvERTrsE.---our merchants seeking trude In an 5
portion nf tbn country should advertise In tn,
papers uf that section. NJ. ELLNsl}N & Go. will
| take advertisements aud have them Inserted At pub
usbars. rutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-03

TOBACCO TAx.-Tbe amount of tax paid
to the United States Government by the to-
bacco manufacturers OF this district in Au'
gust was $685., 400.
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r,lr LAST OF Az ACTRESS.
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n, rrp'r'"g, /" '"N' '"t"' y"
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t.0va': aN' .''' -I'n v,s dressed IL ,lrrr
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