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.. ..r,,ru,n ,otlrrl We Hnr"unctd l:t>l
,,,s.t...f v iinlm 1 Many. t>q.. had !'ccn
-#..g,af :; -. noald at Trustees a. Eroir"-
.-.l i3r. Il crmitic" IL DoW t. "nnouMrc
... ,...,!..urc. and thai hr will enter upon
r.., 4 .AH." u his duties with his HccuS-
,u..H s,H ard alilitr. Commanding ih'
o.l rnn@'ue' vi. III" l'%'l fraternity Of IL,
..,l ~ will halc their curlla| c"oi'C'atIHi
90, u,,lu-. up lHw school IN cur city m
..,r..r n, urltr ~ ~" 'n'"u. liaNln@ h'H q
...,.i,.. j l...ni pGu,r,ti"n ana trained 'iirn-'!
T., I.rtlrr ~ UrIi counts. Nj. NaurN ir''
r1iu;i >r"rii ulr}itirH'i0n. for the position
winch ~ is,- accepted. In addition thereto
N..f>., .,u'i"m1n at ciltGi. aud large read
r-. rm ba> given much attention tn tie
t.. aut judicial history, colonial and pest
r.s.'s}' inHlrN. 81 our state.
", lI,r, t'at Mr. Maury'> lectures Nil'
N, ,r';,r}t., - ia. former ~tr'il"i" ch'!i'h.
g., lu..!ua uufv o,,uli,h hy ia" Court ii
\la.,}>. apI Hili hc II sIIrh llmc III tbf
.:..i4'pon ~ " III @rrniniD"tiir Young men
r. ln 4i,. ,Hg..rd during H." lu-iI;r>> hoIii>
9. t', dr, There arc 4 uuInirr Of luirlll
..n! ANA Ilulitiu,i- N"'N" m"n III "'!r hft
- 'r. - liir Nnri>iu. 81; Il livelihood III iiit
,arH'lu.; room aud N"ri>iirp. H'N he :;t'd
- ,ui ,jpur; ,!ut:l /" quHiitN lh"m~"N'> i"I
h.r1rh pIni,>>i"n.
l1, u-tiLr cNrtr'-.'> ~ ti" r"ll"%" vii
i,..u vn The 1T of October. The F.ul;|iN
..t', I".-"u t" expect - }argci aitrrHanr.
t.|n ,,rr !"irir. Positive a>>l;aEcc> hav,
.,.p received "r i Ehri:d ratrrnGgc trcu
H,r ~rrr>. students from North 'ar"lina
,-nth ,ii"li;r;i. Iror.,ia. Tl"ri,ia. Ala!Ana
I t,i,.t .,i,,.t,i 1
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New York Hteslls.

New YORK. September 25.-The yacht
Mctl l,:lt The Vision and Gracic In Il i1't ;.
twenty mic, to windward and back.
EX-GOVERNOR crRTIN's ACrErTANCE or THt
LIBERAL SoMl*ATIoN.
Ex-Governor Curtin accepts the Liberia
nomination as delegate at large for rousti
tutiDnal convention, and declares unegl,ivO
r-lly for Ruckalcw. He will meet the preSi
dental Issue. when tbs proper time comes
before the people, in accordance with his set
tied convictions. .s.
BREACH OF PROMISE. ~
Mis-. May Frances Wade sues ex-Mavol
Hali t1ri-cl icr fIj0,000 for breach ut pro
mise.
LOCAL POLITICS.
4 meeting Of the Committee of seventy
WIS bcld to-day. II was decided TO continue
the committees ;is ut present constituted
No general plan of campaign for the coming
eIertions was adopted. but it was the general
opinion ot the members present that the
,ue.tiou Of the national canvass should not DC
allow cI to interfere with local politics.
RgMANDED TO PRISON.
Thomas Cunningham, who is charged
with d,flauding the State OF Mississippi by
means cf forged warrants. was examined to
,lay and remanded to prison till Friday
when a number of legal points which have
arisen will be discussed.
THE PRESIDENT
arrived here from Lcug Branch to-day. ant
after visiting the Republican headquarter
started for Washington this afternoon.
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Young men complaining of nothing 70 do cnn
learn M c.sy. lucrative profession IN ihfs5 ~ four
months hy going 10 the Telegraph Scloyl. teia Mai.
III
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TpET OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 2i. is7:.
krEIyEp
steamer John sylvester. Clifford Norfolk. iuc'.
chan,ii~c and passengers, H. II. Talum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer old Dominion. Bourne. New York. mrr-
chlndise and passengers Old Dominion steamship
Company.
Steamer Falisad.. Nelson, Norfolk mcrrhandss
aud pa-scigCrS. ID. II. Eo&tr,. agent.
Sriconer William T.. Ryrnc, Appirgarih. Wa.h
lugtnu, ~. e granite. Curtis Parker.
CLEARED ron TINS PoRr
Schooner RoxeItua. Frank. from Baltimore on
the sd instant.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Florence trro. Hall. from Richmond
Va. at Baltimore rn the ZId iH=taut.
Scho"ncrS e.. Il. May aid f. Long, BOSTON 10,
Ri"hmcnd. al Vineyard Haven or the 2lst Instant.
Schooner ). u. Franklin. ut Orient l.. J.. Captain
Mull. ia- been chartered I" lead guam" 1T plent IL
ilcNandria nj -. per ton.
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BURNED To nEATn.--On Thursday c>ening
last al infant child of Mr.. L. ). Squire. who
resides in this city, was taken to the supper
table at the house of some friend. in Char
lottc county where the child was staying. \
lighted candle was on the tabh". and the little
thing caught hold of it. and i'll doing SO lis
clothing took fire. and the infant was burned
~ badly that il died in about eighteen hours.
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A SECULAR ACcIDEST.--A child of Police.
nan Walton was playing with - little tin
whistle Monday evening. when. III some VA,
or other. II slipped into the throat. Effort.
were ut once made to get it out. and i'll doing
so it was unfortunately pushed further
down. Yesterday the little sufferer w;i> i'll
Il very critical condition, though it il hoped
that the toy will he gotten out and The chIjds
liE, SlrnI
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Tho er.cssdc.s,a.s, ssevser,,anr aresnt.--rha cnse.
of she Pfoneer.

WASHINGTON, September "a. President
Grant leaves Long Branch Wednesday,
spends Thursday in Philadelphia, and reaches
here Friday night.
Cuban agents have applied TO the sAttdra.
ney- General tO.reIpens the case OF flie Cuban
war-yessel Pioneer. General Williams says
nothing can be done. ftl2
PRoftDExoE, e. f., September 2t.--Thel
United Siates Marshal sold the Cuban vessel
Pioneer for $500. .FEa E s2-ia f.'ts
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France,

PARIS, September 24.-The French Gov
| ernment Yesterday paid to Germany 57,000,-
900 francs, completing the fifth balf.milliard
| of the war indemnity.
General Mauteuffel, commander Of the
German troops in France, and the French
authorities have agreed that the evacuation
of the Departments of AIarne and Haute-
Marue shall begin on the 18th of October.
ENGLAND.
LosDus, September 24.--1he advance in
the price Of coal has caused an Increase In
the eypallses Of running the Lancashire cot
ton mills to such an extent that Ii las been
decided to reduce the pumbcr OF hours Of
labor in them while the present high price is
maintained.
Cry or Mexico, September 16, cid HAVANA,
Septembcr 23.-The authorities have released
Thirle, " lo was confined in Chiapas. Thiete
is not an American, but naturallZed nexs'
can. and WAS engaged IN the Porhrlo Dlaz
revolution. Mr.. Nelson. the United Suites
Minister, is Investigating Fhlele's case. de
| demanded prcof Of his American citizenship,
| but none was furnished.
The yeIur.s that Minister Nelson had ne-
| elected the cases Of several Americans who
were in trouble IRE pronounced untrue. Ihe
parties making these charges are eneratiy
adyepturers, and uDentitled TO Amefic5D
citizenship.
| Mr.. Nelson has recovered from his recent
| Illness. and Is now engaged In arranging the
affairs of the Mexican Commission, with
| likelihood of success. He soon leaves for the
| United States With the remains Of bis "ife,
| which will he t,ken to Indiana for flDnt i'i-
| terInent.
The New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce
having invited Dir. Nelson to address them
on the neaus of promoting the commercial
| relations between, Mexico and the UnIted
States. he has accepted, and " ri probably re-
| peat hi. speech In other ties.
Dir. SHELTON has entered upon bis duties as
| onsutGenerai of the United States in
Mexico. -
Two new journals viii shortly he pub.
lished, which will support Santa Anigs: Tor
| President. 80 .sey.
The Rs s..nc:anz railroad pro;et Is meeting
With universal favor, and It Is Thought Ton.
gre $ on RI semblinS win grant tue neees-
saTy concession.
Il
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VISIT OF TIE STANTON BATTALION, OF W ASH
ISGroN.--This corps of co!or"d troops will
reach here early Friday morning. They will
parade the principal streets ot Richmond. lie
entertained by the Attucks Guard and Rich.
mond Zouaves, and welcomed by Mayor
Kelley.
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jon PRI:TLSG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts shcrfs. lawyers. railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing. to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRt<TGHG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JUI
PRINIISG, We rin furnish ut short Notice Cur'i-.
Bl-IIcads .rttcr- Heads, Programmes Ball Ticket
Blanks. Pamphlets. rags Hand Bills. Catalogues.
Bills Of Fare Show-B!l!s. Checks, Drafts. &c, &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed
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TuE toLoREp Sons OF TEMrlrAHE.-On

The CoIoRED Sons OF TEMrtEA%aE.-On
Monday night a large and Enthusiastic meet
iny OF coloreI .ssssscns wa> held IN the int,
rest of the temperance c:t'Se. under the
auspices OF Fidelity Division, No. |, sons OF
Temperance, in the First Baptist chlnch. |.
is estimated that about two thorSand person:
were in attendance. The temperance clause
is On the Increase with the colvrcd people i'll
this city and Manchester.
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It8aAcE f;EEELEY's wEsTERs TocK.-Tbfie
HoKiCE GREELET Is naking his, western tour "
B. SPENCE { St,H have fitadt 4 tcsrr TO New York
aud b.ught a large stock Of .Frenth aiid English
c,ssimeres and coaings. Cab ut lsoo; siufn street
and eyatninr- their Yn@ stock. yEty Z
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
CoLLEGE.-No applications have yet been
made for appointment is State students i'll
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College. established ut BiLrk>hurg, in Mont
morlerv county
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STATE TAxEs.-Persons wishing to pay
their State taxes, in order to avail themselves
Of the benefit of the public schools, can do so
by calling a; the revenue office. No. .
Eleventh street before the 1st Of October.
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THE COLoRED NORMAL ScHo"I. This school,
located at the extension III Twelfth street,
and under the care OF Dir. X. VI. Manly. was
opened for the term OH Monday. The at
tendance is very large this year.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND PUsT-OrfIcE SEPTEMBER "a
Lucy Washington. Mrs. A. B. Tizzard, Mrs.
Pleasant Cooper, Henry Hone.
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ApvERTisE--thT merchants seeking trade In au,
prr;i"m of III" c"uutry should advertise In th'
papers Of that sr'tinu. N. EtL,suH & 10. will
t'ke atNnr'issmsnts and have them inserted At pub
nchnre' ratcg
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SIx-DoLLAR SILK HATs.-P. WkISIGER y Co.,
1871 Main street, have now the best IS silk hat they
have ever sold. Having made special arrangement
with the manufacturer they can now offer really
fine hat for that price.
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VI. FLINsuSS E Co.. Advertising Agents, pI~rAICIl
building. will receive advertisements aud have then,
inserted In any i,lrua' "f the c"uUtr, nj r"gtrl.i
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The RIVER LrNE.-lhe steamer pali>ade
has changed her schedule. She leaves now
ut 81 O'Clock instead OF q, rs heretofore.
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If ycu do NOT wish to employ doctor, Invest "
in Hoop'S AGUE CoSaUERoR, andL Lc vel! o: agns
aud fever. scc advertisement.
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RANGE OF JEERMonETER AT DIsPATCu
OFFICE Tuesday, September 24th: A. A.,
IL degrees; 3 =. a., SIS degrees J.. ~,
81 degrees. ------
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THE ORIGINAL
ISSTAl.ME;sT HOUSE,
143s MAIN STREET.

On band and for sale the following GOODS, cheap
for cash or by weekly or monthly iDstarcnts
jihncr, phs. Steel Engravings, and ChroiDo5. Va
ricty of upwards OF 1000: .-...r
I,oahil,t4 ilasses. German and French:
Bibles and Picture Frames;
Photograph Frames. sold very cheap:
Clocks from the best manufacturers In the United
States:
Carpets English Tapestry }. Grossly & So, extrs.
sl,Ecrhnc super and medium. from Tn. Glen
E,ho Mills, tIcrnantown;
Hearth kn,s. Tat gStry, Velvefs and Maftngs:
Walnut Exienaiun Tables and other articles:
Picture and Look king-G Glass Mouldings. sold by the
foot or manufactured:
Picture Frames of any size made at short notice.
A.. is-lm WILLIAM BAFFRUN.
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Po1loE CotRT, TUEsDaY---Jus:ice William
Hall CrcW p"esidinJ.-The following cases
were disposed of:
William Scott (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk and dsCrdeily in the streets.
Fined $50.
Ahnm Meredith (coloredA, charged with
stealing two mirs of shoes Of the Valile of So,
the property Of r. O'Harra. Found guilty,
but in consequence of lhS youth delivered to
his mother for correction.
William Baldwin and Sallie Baldwin,
charged on warrant with assaulting and beat
ing Bette Shinaut. and Bette Shinalllt. Ro-
bert Shinault and Mark Shinault charged OH
warrants with nssaulting. striking. and
threatening tue life Of William Baldwin.
William Baldwin fined @10 and required to
give security in the sum Of 800 for three
months others discharged,
John Winrec (colored). charged with steal
ing one lot of iron Of the value of 8, the pro-
rerty U' some person unknown. Found
guilty. and sent TO Jail for three months.
Sheppard Cox (colored>. charged with
stealing one mat Of the value of 3. the pro
pcrty of John SncIling>. Found guilty. and
sent to Jail for three months.
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The night session of PAySf*R 4 MCGovEKS' 5
Telegraph School commences October lst. Hours
from 10 10 i. ". Hours nf day session from A.
". to3P p, NJ. -
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Parents. send your boys to the Telegraph School
ana secure them against the curse of having pro
tIsSit,u.
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CoScrHD GHArEs-The choicest Of the season n
PIyZiSIS.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PET EEsEURG J
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RIruNoSp VA, Spptpmber 81. 1872.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.-Th follow
~ Ing consiGnecs have frcights at this cempanys
,irnot which they will remove at once. paying
cIryes on tho salne or their goods will Ice stored at
thelr expense: ID. ". Bragg, Elicit & Watkins. +.
Danils r. l.. ID. Waliord. A. A. Allen, 5: i NJ 10
senballm. 4. J. Spencer. Dupuy & Mex, Rill q
Skinker, Conrad ( s.. II. Wallerstcin X Co., j. y.
Bland & Co, Thomas Branch i Co. Watkins IT,.
William q. cambridge & Co., {. i. Mortf,am \
Trcdecar Company. Robert Howard: T. Bats, }.
". I ardwel & Co, DIR. John Dove, " ii. ierSiils'
q F. Watson, TaIaferro Co., Staples hl'lr'
Palmer H. & Co, q. Ii. Chal6ey i Co.. Wingn.
tIlrit q e. j. II. Bo-c',en 4 Sun. II. Guiist, g.
SarnHcis. Putucy & Watts. }. May. stern &to..M
p X Tnylnr. Garner e. i b.. !. AlIlr,l. JT., Cox
4 Miller. 'G.t. Iiaraiu & Co., Deaue & tarrinGtnn
" r. Il. khSEl.
=. o.-,t General Freight Agent
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&. Heavy storm and. Fatal ResuEta.
MiLw Arria. September 4.-The heiyiess
s,in eyer known in this aeetien fell ifoni
midnight 20 noon of yesterday. The light
ming killed four persons, and naary stsaiss
t.ssss were barnsd. The eountiS y fieodess
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BELAwARE GRhrEs.-PIZzISI has Just received
some Of this delicious fruit.
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Harse.Tl,,af lHaares,.

LOUISVILLE, September n - a negro horse
thief was hanged yesterday by dtgased men
pear Orleans, Indiana. + 80
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RonaEsIs when this 10 thu case, ladies, have
yorr next pictures taken at the LEE.s
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us,ssTs. SHOES, Dc,

JAMES BOLTON, MASuFAGTU-w
~ EfT OF BOOTS AND SHOES, No. l20Q2 ".
Franklin and Twelfth sticets Law BuildinFt. "a
All kinds Of work ade 70 order Of the best material
aud IN the most wo.kiranlike manner. A Ill guar
ifIieea. 80: lgfsg sss.stt ',sEs. -. =
REPAIRING Of ull kinds done at the shortest no.
ticc In the featcSt n,r,ier, aud on the most reason
able, ,tprIns . t1r ,.St f.syfss.y.. SO 2i-2wz
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The last pictures sent to our sanctum were taken
al that Justly celebrated LEE Gallery. ~ s
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, ,"2NiSSl"NER or DEEns.-~E. NJ. Garnett,
L,"i'' "i t'''s city, has lccD arpoiutcd by his
',,N.i'cury Governor 'lrmy Il. Cooke COM
missioner Of deeds fog the i'i,i.ic, OF couG-
J 4 In Hirgmia.
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NLD MEMS sHOES.--Just re- <Aa3
~ cciv,d. supply of the celebratetieax.S7
gualtty. Also y supply of the latest styles for
Young gentg, Including the BR AWAY
GAlTER-a beautiful article. Call at 1905 Main
ser ' JOHN C. PAGE, JR.
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For elegant pictures 20 to the "LEE" Gallery.
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FINE PEAns.-PIzZrNI has Just received ine lot
of this fruit.
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MARINE yNTEaa.lGENEE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER u, 1872
sun ,fScs s......... r'3 Moon ri .ee 1l.5l
sun soS............ iJT High tide" .........ll:I
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EOR NORFOLK, WILLlAMS-eS5i.lsSa
H BURG. AND REGULAR LAND -SIi.,ssss SsiS.:
INGS on JAMES ElVER.-The fast aud cummo-
dous steamer PALISADES Captain CBARL rs
NELSON bavinS been thoroughly ovcrlmulcd. viii
resume her trips AUGUST 2iTH, leaving Richmond
for the above po!utS every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY at $50 A. NJ. -
Passengers for Williamsburg land at Kings MIL
wharf.
Freight received daily tSunhays excepted.
Freight for way landings must be prclali Ihrnnsh
frirlt forward with IT., patch. Train leaves Cit!
Point for Petersburg III arrival Of Steamer.
nu Of ID. Il. ROti ERS. Agent.
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1916 MAIN STREET.

400 POUNDS ;CoLMAN'S ENGLISH
- S-s5tr l.. WAGNER q CO..
ss a,9tR gIerffggfssa.
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a LL KINDS OF JOB WORKNEkTLY
"A EXECUTED At THE DIspATGN aiEEAass1s
fSasHuuah I
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IL GATHRiGHT, n
II. FURSITURE DEALER, IN,
NJ. IL GOVERNOR sTEEEF, BEtNiatsjfI
has tust returned from ,he North, md offers
the largest and best gt1ck 81 " ALEtI FuR-
kITCRF hc ever before kept. which VIII be III"
creased By weekly receipts He warr7ntS The goods
TO be equal in workmanship tn any In the Eunted
Stat9a
WALNUT SUITS With and without dressing ngr cases;
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with aii1 withcr
PARi.OR SIITs of al grade;
Best TIN and HIRE SAFfE ever made tn ttls city
EXTENSION ThBL ES. LOUNGES, and all ether
articles kept nv tiIst-cass benst-
Call aud hook nj our stock Lowest prices I'm cash.
an Sam
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OFFICE ur ioWIIATA& STEAMBOAT CUMPAAY.I
September 2ist, Isl: !
TONSIGNEES OF FREIGHT LEI,
~ by this live arc hereby notified that SSSe1sSsSs ssS
OF and after This date ell freight arriving by their
steamers. unless novel within twelve hours af;tr
arrival. will I'e stored nj their risk and expense.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. I'll UESDAYS. aud
SATURDAY. AT q o'clock 4. NJ.
se23 WILLIAM =. BRETT, Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Un andrtisfI,
y after tie 23d instant the steaiuer
JOHN SYLVESTER will leave her whIrI al
Rockets at G! 4. NJ. Instead Of 6 A. NJ. rs hcrrtu-
fore. So 2l-iW
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Lemons. LEMONS. larg. aud fresh. at PIzzfSi's
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SsTRAYED from seventh sirssi
u = s(lREgL. MAX IN k isa,t Y. dss y
laistIe and soliar. Alse.
hss ss,ye ahaiIaeers IA liberal reward sssB sss
thef arc left With .sS sss.sf ssfs..
se 28-Jts ssos @ n1S sts14s s.s1ss e &.
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{ writing IL was, but he did not know. Bstf',t
owed for aas MP to-, April last; but the gas
was ucvcr turned Oh, though the 1nsnectot
had told me to turn il off, | knew that
Mr.. Prydc owed bill to Lauhe. went, ,to
turn OFT the gas, when Laubc said there vas
bill due him by Prydc. 1t was generally
understood that when there was Il gas bill
against any one in the Office the Gi> would
not he turned off. Mr.. Melton knew all
about this. The day that Mr.. White was
| discharged | was advised to 20 and pay IL
little bin which owed. Ny rurt Of the
! bill was su,out ST.. This was due Mr.. Briggs.
| occupied part Of Mr.. Briggs's house. Mr..
Briggs owed the whole OF II. but this sl2
was my partsof it, Mr.. Briggs yet l6se-
about sl4. i don't know why the gas has
| not been turned off. AS to Mr.. Franklin'a
bills, I don't know how the forged entries
were nude. never assumed to pay any
body else'S bills but Mr.. Briggs. Il. G. Adj
Ter, George 4. CrutchfieId, and A. G. Frank
| lin are delinquent. Opposite Mr.. Adlel's
that any unrracticed man could turn to these
! bills unless he knew something about them.
BY Mr.. Starke Have you any conception
OF who made those figures?
Answer: Mr.. Emmett Knowles and Mr..
Pryde make 6:nrc. like theu,, but have no
other conception than that. But won't say
that they are Mr.. Pryde's figures. AS lave
said before, / have found several false entric,
besides those in the case of Mr.. Laulbe.
There are three in the case Of A. g. Frank
| lin, one. III the case of J. j. Crutchtield
| (Sl.S0), and one in the case Of r. G. Adler
$3.50. ...,, g.. ....-....-.-
The Investigation in the Gas Inspectors
office was concluded at 2:l0 p. NJ. The ey'
animation of witnesses will I've continued this
morning, however, though it is pi obable that
the otlIer branches in the gas department
will also be visited during the day.
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LOST. sTaAsED, &e.

.F Ggr. a CHECK for T,yIsNf i.iisI -
i DCl,t.Aks, No. 10. .iassd SEP 'siatss !,
drawn BIZ D. peterkin 9n Lancaster 8 sss
has been stappC.L Ii,c hndck WIZ ,s -
wsrGctl ON leaving tbs same ait ihf -
$40 isroad street.. - p.s i. ! Nrrs II.
1.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEA slERs.

EUR NEW YOkk,--rhe Old .eF(Tjf,
4 Dominion steamship Cnmpany'S eC-rsfsE!s.:aSs4t..
van, sde-whcel steamship EYANnkf. Captain
Cor,lI. viii sail FRIDAY, September "Ih. ut IL
,',lrck \. Il. Freight received until 10 a. u,
Through bila ri latng signed. and good for
wurde with dispai" t. all points north. south cast
and wei. Clnsc connections made with Cuuard
Live for foreign ports Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. *l2: stecr1ge, So: ronnd-rlr
tickets 80. Fen freight or passage. apply to
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent. f..
an 2i-M No. 3 Governor slr,Ct.
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T,oOK AND JOB PRINTING assssA,ft.x 8
ID DfSkE AT 4 Ills ct ftts ~ Is.
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Mr.. J. +. Riddick was next examined:
He said that Mcssrs. Hillsheimer Il Son said
that they bad paid their delinquent DILL
az Sl.76 to Mr.. Setater. Mr.. Sehaifer ad,
Dittea that ne received this money aao a.
said that be had paid 1t to the Treasurer.
No receipt has been found, and the Dill Is
not checked OF in the Auditors beoks'
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Mis-. May Frances Wade SUES eX-Mayo
HalI tlri,ch icr slj0,0O0 for breach ot pro
mise.