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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-23

THE GREAT EASTERN Circus AND MENACE
RIE.-ro.morTow the Great Eastern Circus
and Mcn1ge"!e will inau9urate its brief Sch
son OF two days with brilliant street pa.
yeant. This combination has met with most
remarkable success and popularity every
where. The exhibition OF living animals is
prominent and interesting felture in the
entertainment. To many persons the asst
ing gymnastic performances are special al
traction. We shall have this year 4 larger
exhibition than they gave Us last year, and
the fact that the performances are carried
on in two immense plviiionS ut the same
time is L guarantee that all of the large
crowds that are sure to pltronize the Grca
Eastern will he accommodated.
Herr LenseI, the famous lion tanner, Miss
Emma Lake, and the little equestrian Dolly
Walden, who 30 aStonis!leG lis last year, will
perform for Us again.
The exhibitions Will take place on We'd
ncsday and Thursday ut the corner OF Sc
cond and Leigh streets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THIRD PAGE.


| \ BOGUS NEW YORK HERALD CORRESP0SDE>T on
Ills rrAyELs--A TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLAR
SwlHDLE-TEAC;IERs' INSTITUTE -coNsEEvA-
| TIVE NGMINATloNSIS NELSON AND AMHERST
ANOTHER SwlSDLGE IN QrCD.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispa.ch.l
LYScuBrRG. September -. Miller u
| Franklin. bankers, were swindlcd on SatlIr-
| day in il daring manner out OF 81 ,220 by Il
| nan calling himself {. \. Stanton, claiming
| TO he 4 travelling correspondent OF The New
York Wcrdhi, and who Is evidently no new
hand 1T The business. lie has been recently
1t the i;ockbridyc Baths. where he met Mr..
James Franklin. Il member Of The firm.
Learning tu;,t J. i. FickIin. Of Charottc'.
VILE. had fund, in Baltimore with Mckl'n &
Co., ne forged Il draft in ficklin'S name TO
the order of Colonel }. W. Cameron, OF the
Baths also forging Camcron's Endorsement
This draft he forwarded to Miller Il Frank
lin in letter over Camcron's forged sigma
| turc, requesting collection, and that the pro.
ccct!s be placed to Cameron's credit. The
DRAFT was honorcd in Baltimore, and Cam
cron notified of the fact from here OH Thurs
day.
On Saturday Stanton appeared ut Miller "
FrunklinS, aud being identified by Mr.
Franklin. presented i cheek in his thv"r
bearing uameron's forged signature, which
was c:,shed. The northern mail that eve
ming brought letter from Cameron deny
| in" any knowledge of the whole transaction.
Stanton bought ticket on Saturday evening
over the Tennessee road, but was not to he
found ON the train at Big LEX. No clue of
| his movements hls been discovered. The
matter was only made public today.
4 teachers iuStil!l:c va3 bel here today,
which was we'll attended l,y the teachers ana
| friends CT education OF this city, n well as
| several .upcrintcndent> from other counties
and distinguished men from abroad. lntcf-
cs:ing speeches on cdu cational topics wee de-
| l,ycrcd by Dr.. T. Sears and Professor }. }
LaGd. of stauIton. and Caps,in J. IL. Bin
ford, of Richno nj. Tonight aGilc>'c.
w~rc delivered at IIolcomb Hall b. Me>>IS
scar. and I.adi. The meeting continues
| tomorrow.
Ara Conservative convention held at Loy-
in.>toa to-day {. z. Smith, of Nelson, was
nominated for thc senate. and Il. y. Cog
| lii, of Amherst, IL lloatcr for he House oi
Dr,",a;cs from Amherst and Nelson.
Mrs. Ridgway, of Amherst, mothrr OF the
Iate Hon. Robert Ridgway, died last hight,
aged ninety years.
Detectives from New Orleans pa>seo
through here this morning in pursuit ol
p1rtv calling himself Worsham, who has been
living for some months past ut Brookneal
in this county, and operating very heavily III
leaf tobacco, buying and shipping to Rich
nond. About o'clock Tonight they re-
turned to this place with the prisoner. VINO
proves 10 be named WickIiife, and was for
merly Auditor of Louisiana. but to ok h!s
disht thence some three years since, being /;
dclaultcr 10 the State in the sum OF one hun
drcd aud twenty-five thousand dollars. ht
is now at the Noryell House closely guarded
and confined, and will, presume, be tahel
south in the morning.
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(iAnrlOSseSyi.Ie.

TIE WINK MURDER cASE-THE MURDERER Al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASS MEErl>G--EA-
PRESTON OF PREFERENCE FOR SENATOR.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE, september -. - Inc
mrv in the case Of the murdered man Davis
Wipr, mentioned in my letter to-day, rem
dered their verdict this afternoon, after a
thorough examination, to the effect ,aat
Davis Wnn (colored) came to his death nom
a stone thrown by David Wood (white) TIE
evidence iu the case shows that there was
r 0 provocation given for the attack BY Wood
The murderer has not been arrested, though
warrant has been Issued for tWenty-four
hours.
The man Mason, who was arrested on the
charge Of playing three-card monte was
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TIE SUDDEN DEATH on THIRD STEEET.-On
Sunday morning the body OF the coIoIed
woman who died suddenly on oaturd y
night at No. 3lS Third street was Idfntlllcti
by Mr.. +. II. Roberts, Of No. east Cary
street, at the city mor@ue. us That OF ke1ecc
Williams. IN old family servant. The woman
lett her home on Saturday night TO consult
DR.. Man, on. but being attacked 10y congestion
of Tie lung, cllrd in 1T ;he eabofe-inen'loncd
house for assistance, where she died. Mr
Roberts SAW The case mentioned in Sunday
edition OF the Di$patch. went to the city
morguc, took charge of The body, aud hau
il properly buried.
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YSit7icrS in Warren.

fSpCciu telegram to the Dispatch
Front ROYAL, september 22.-Coloncl X.
l.. Withcrs aud J. T.. Mcuii1e addressed Il
large and enthusiastic audience here to-day.
We ave never seen such enthusiasm y was
mlnlic-tcd. Warren is OH The war-pl.h and
viii rcll upa heavier Conservative majority
or heavier majority than she las ever done
before. OR people have never before seen
WithcrS, and they have conceived The live
iicSt regard for him.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASuiNGToS. September 22.-Gn Tuesday,
for New England, the =. c>sure will diminish,
with fresh Southcu teal aud SoIthclly winds,
generally cloudy weather, and ram areas.
For tie Middle states, fresh winds. mostly
from the east aud soutllwtst cloudy weather,
and rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east Of The Mississippi, fresh and brisk whd1,
mostly from the northeast and southeast,
generally cloudy weather, and rain dreas.
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IlernDcr iss Abingdon.

l~pecl1i telegram 10 the Ilstit,'n.I
BRISTOL, Tenn, september 22.-Gererae
James l.. kempcr addressed for two hours
and fifteen minutes to-day an immense
crowd at Abingdon, Va. His speech was
grand and powerful, and made the fur fly off
of Hughes and bis sable followers. He was
introduced by James I. Campbell, Esq. in 4
handsome speech of about fifteen minutes.
Colonel Gilman followed General kcmpcr in
II speech OF about half an hour, and dealt
some heavy blows against Radcali' IN. They
speak at Liberty, Bedford county. to.mor-
row.
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EXCURSION or OLD DOMINION CLUD--.A About
three hundred persons from the city, inc!ud.
Ing many ladies', attended the demonstration
or O,d Dominion Club at West Point yes
tcrday. The party lett the city at an early
listen to fine speech from Judge john y.
Meredith before dinner. After the good
catahIcs peculiar to that locality had been
discussed to the satisfaction of oil, music,
dancing, boating, and Speccl-Inakins again
were IN 0rIcr.
Mayor Kelley. John 5. Wise, Esq, and
Colonel Joseph Ma! made rou>in@ speeches.
aH:! 1T } Z. II. the p:rty turned homcWard,
arriving in the city al about o'c ock.
Everybody cnjo,ed the festivities Of the
day, and it is confidently believed that murlI
good WAS done for The Conservative cfll>c.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SnliIl.

MADRID, september 22.-Thc Cortes has
adjourned. Tue Government has Proclaimed
tue suspension of the constitutional cuaran-
tees, and regulating the press throughout the
country. The Government has occupied
Malaga.
The entire British fleet in Spanish waters
is collected in the harbor OF Alicante, which
city i, threatened with bombardment 10y the
insllrgcnt iron-clad.. The Brstish admiral
has demanded Of the insurgcnt commander
po>tpoEemeut OF hoSti'itics for tour days,
and he is supported III his demand by ail
foreign c1nsuls.
Ireland.
DrmIS, September 22.-Ten thousand
persons attended the F,nan Colonel Leo
/ ards uUcTa, 1T Dro2hed', yesterday.
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TE0TTiSG AZ TIE FAIR GEorSLS. here
will he = truilr rae" 1t the park on the
Fair Giollud, at / O'Clock +. VI. to-duy-a
ml.cl. il .IaInc-S, between J. Clr'I,'s brown
mlrc Butcher Girl and J. nohI'> cray colt
Exchange, mile heats. i'cst two IN three, Tor
500. Good racin, may bc cXicclcd.
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nsra 8E STEAMERS

EOR NEW YORK.-Ihe OLD sIgFk
u DOMINION, Captain wALkEn, aih
S,u on Tuesday. Scptstnb'r :ad, nj oeI.a !.
II. rostivrl, no ffesh: receive ais r5p .A d. ro,-
i,irousl bills OF lH.ing signed ana gSots
md wrs ssose connections nia'le win Snnara
Line TOR foreign ports. pas engos
...,,n,ssrt, are SIG; steeruise, ID; rouheInas
n. .Sc,s SO For freight or passage apply "
aiEORGa W. .ALLtN y CO:' aSa,hns;; a,sSsh;.
sc u-3t Sohtss't1 ? ~ ssse. - ,.s--
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CnvRcii NnTE>. At II. James (Ep;'ccpa'I
church on Sila."y morning Rev. hr. Gibson
IL ;>lant. ,liy:alrd il! the a1,c:icc "i Key
ur. Pctclkin, pastor. who is 4! present out
Of the city.
At tic >cvcn;h-Srcct Chri>tian church on
Sunday :v@c congregations we're present
both morning aud cvsniIg. There were
two additions by letter in tlc morning.
At the First Haptist church III The morn
in:c fcur persons wc:c received lato inenl'
hers Jp. Rev. J. I. I>hcnor. d. d., OF Atl'
Lurm. Ma, preached Il; night.
1T :hc GilccSrcot BAPTIST chIrch tour
persons were receives. into membership.
At fulton baplis; chnrc! four persons
were Lapl~Id by the pastor, Rev. IL. g.
Crews.
~ -. Peter. cathedral on Sunday it was
aunlIuccd that Re-. Father Francis boy i"
II Washington city, would lecture III thI
ney Cathriic >ciico bli,llnG on iiaiSlial
mar Ni,.'h street on Tuesday, October 2i't
rhc In.- eds 10 br given 70 tie orphans
ut It. :! Dh'> a>y lGm.
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Scu0c! TRUSTEES. ArrcINTEn.- State
Board Of Education has appointed tie iol-
louirw district School trustee:
Gra,>on county, Wilson D>tlict.-F. NJ
Young. rice Colonel William {. Parks, re-
signed. .
Wythc county. Evanstown Di>t'ict.-
Charlie, l.. FOX, ujcc ". IL. Crawford.
Font rhi>wrli D!>tIict.- -Joha ii. Iatc
rirr William HocG.
Lead Shines District .-,Io>clh Bake, r'ce
Joseph Alcb1f"r.
Bedford county, Liberty Di>trict.-pr.
John Mitchell. cjce IL. &. lowry, resigned
Page county, MarkSviile Di,'ric'.-f. NJ
n,,s-c.!. rice Peter Long, resigned.
shcnaudpah COUNTY, Lee pi>trlct.-HcorGc
IL. Kennedy. cicc J. \. snyder, resi- g"cd
Ashley Dis;ric'. "A. ). Myers, rtce d. Vi
Bradford.
Madison Di>:lic'.-Samuel Lourtz, rtce
81. ii. Cline.
Johnston District. Daniel Q. Bowman
rice J. j. France.
Stoncwail Distric'.-Dayid I. Spikcr, r1ct
J. Uile Bird.
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SrpprS DEATH FROM llEAET NISnASE.-SH-
san Johnson coiorcd woman, VINO resided
IN Eumcat alley near Brook avenue, dropped
dead suddenly Yesterday morning about u
O'clock from the effects Of heart disease,
from which she had been suffering for about
thee wears. CJ'olcr TaS Tor viewed the
body, but under the circumstances aeeiAeo
M iu0l.cst unnecessary.
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Tue HiGu ScnooL.-Ihc examination OF
pupils who desire 10 enter Tie ficnlhonu
IIjrn school commenced Yesterday, in the
new building on Marshall street between
Eighth and Ninth. Quite number OF ap-
pllcantS presented themselves ana were eN,
lmincd; among them were several boys ana
girls from the private schools and semln'iles
of this city. Owing to the Observance oi
the festival OF The Jewish New Year mum.
bcr of I>racli!sh children were prevented
from being present, but they VIII have I'LL
opportunity of being examined to-day.
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POET Gf RICHMOND, SErrEHBEE q, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Peters silrg. GcoXi;ee,aI. Baltimore, mer~
cilal.!i.c aud u:.-scn. rs. ". L. Ereu.
Steamship O.d dominion. Walker, New York,
n.rr..Eln,.isc anu Passengers u. ". Allen i Co.,
ascI.is.
schooner Charles Moore Russell. Grrcnpori, II. T.
phosphate, W. u. re.sliiw.
Sc!.Opncr J 3t,hcc UOOuc, MaulsDY, AlelnS, luui-
bcr, T.. r.. ~ nitirck.
scnovu"r HELEN Hnunncl. CVrsan. " COOS HOG.
2uaiiJ, allison * Allison.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Iiancox, Clifford Norfolk ner-
ctaui.. "a, Il ,:tss.ngrrs. l.. b. T,tuiI. aR'.n
), hpouer WoDdiuif >imuIs. fhiro, New foik r1
james river woni. Curr.c 4 10.
CLEAHsD FoI: rHis PoRr.
Schooner &. A. Partridge, Bunker, RocAlaua,
nj Portland september 18TH
takt. r. Eaton, KadIurd, Liverpool, jury ID:
Bark Ceres. socken, Liverpool, July :, aaiied
Au2ustS
p.Ik Edwin, hrislophcrsen, Liverpool, auxaae
-.
Bark Der Pommer, Jlhnkc, Liverpool, septem-
ier7. -
Schoo.e er Bonny Boat, Kelly. Bo,ion, s;h.
choouer VI. V. COOK, Falkcno-r rg. fhilAlciphns
18th. 90,
schooner Louiss A.. Kelly, Wnoi's Hole. OH
Schooner T.. u. Parts iisr, Clifford. Eocxhnd.
Schooner CUstlusa, s.ccina!i, Pa!iahelpnlI, >ep-
teu,tr II. -,
Schooncr CcrnelIa. Alexandria, 18th.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. September i9.-srfiSe! senn"s "a
Ella " ur,irh. Young: r. lltD'ttea, hil>' 10. r.
| B.yard s;eeluiaii; Julius Webb, ranirer. LNhma
hastings New. o:ub; !,a.nnei WOO . Ionas u, h-
Hull iyrl.coii; ID. t.. Sawyer Soycr; IL .. li"ASs.
, Robbins, fir2,nia.
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f'nE N!fG!SlA GrfRA-i.o .oCsE.-lt is an
rDilic:d this morning thai Tie Virginia
Dp"ra-iIousr VIII Lc a-Hl': thrown open or
i'ti:Iay ard saturday ""c,i:i"r, on whlth
occ:,Sio"s Mr.. Larry Watkins, nlana@:s"r,
presents Il biz o.. uM,i>,rl a;trac ions. Miss
llcgring yiIi sustain x characters in the
play OF The i'r!nal.. Dct:clirr.' On SatGr-
day there will he Il grand aniiy matinee III
tie afternoon.
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r'lrcr,rS OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
Richmond Division, No. 8, Sous of Tempe
rance (coored). has elected the ioiio%lhs
officers for the ensuing quarter: A'i.oh ., Eos
ter, w. T.. Emcline Pulman, W. a.; VIII
liam X. Rutlir, ". Il. S.; i. Ii. Johnson
\. Il. s.; William Ii. JoIcS, +. ). Ihomas
Il. johnson, Treasurer " ll!lam IL: WISE,
Chaplain; {. Seading, 1t Con. Ii. Iholnas,
Asst. Con-; Martha Page, !. sen. narr,s
Wheeler, o. Sen; Beverly Randolph, 1. W
Z. Representatives to the Grand DiflSiop'
to be held on the Sd day OF October: ihG,'
r. johnson, d. q. w. F.; B. Randolph, I.
W. Nelson Foster, W. L.
These officers will be installed on the hfs'
"Wednesday night in October.
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I';slISlii.

NoMi%ATION FOR TIE HOUSE OF DEL. GATES.
Especial telegram 10 il.c DisIa:chJ
AElHGDpx, Scptcm! or 22.-Thc Couscry:-
tivcS OF Pulaski county have nominated L.
ID. Martin Tor the House Of Delegates.
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TO DE PAID.-The grand and petit jurors
Of the Hastings Court Of this city who
served during the September term are to be
paid when they call on the City Sergeant, at
the City Hall.
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years has fully established its reputation rs the bes
rcmeiy for these diseases known.
1t Is one Of The few medicines that have stood the
te'f OF time. ltb true and genuine merit. Be-
ware OF counterfeits. The genuine has HELMBoLD's S
private proprietary stamp.
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STEAMER HISTORIAN, or THE ALLAN LINE
TIE steamer HISTORIAN left Halifax on sun
day, and is expected at Norfolk curly We'd
ncsday morning. having on board quite a
good number OF passengers for Virginia.
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a'ir..

NEWTON. \. j., september 22.-Thc Ma
some Hall ard Library, with several ;djoin-
ing holl>cs, were burned last night. Loss,
SSJtCU
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NEXT TUESDAY, 3:TH SEPTEMBER, will he the
ll>t day you can buy Il licke. 10 Tie Masonic Gift
Concert ut Norfolk.
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as,cuan,i0ali Valley Railroad.

iS.cctl telegram To the nispa,ci.l
FRONT ROYAL, Va, rid ALEXANDRIA, Sep
tcmbcr 22-Wurk has Teen suspended on
the Shenandoah Vale: railroad.
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MASTER or TRAlSs.-Mr. L. G. c. A. Hull,
fo, mcry del0.ascnl at Winchester, Va. ha,
been appointed master of trains for The
Cbesapcakc agd Ono Railroad Company.
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nany have 4 right to use locomotives on
Broad street, OF which they cannot be de.
privcd legally, nevertheless it is the desire
| OF The railroad company TO meet the wis O.
Of the people Of Richmond OH any terms
that uay no. be unjust and oppressive.
Il therefore respectfully ask your honora.
bic body to appoint 4 committee with whom
the Board Of Directors Of the railroad com
pauy NAV conltr, with view rs well to
c:lccting The ca. lc>t practicable change in the
present mode of conducting transportation
within the limits named as to Il consdcra-
tlon OF the equities necessarily involved.
lam. gentlemen,
every respectfully,
"lour o)cucpt servant,
"JoHS VI. ROBINSON,
d" President Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company"
The Finance Committee was directed 10
act in connection with the Board OF Dircc-
tors. Is suggested in the communication.
BY Mr.. Williams: Petition of Captain
r. l.. llnbson, Of ihc AttuckS Guard, asking
tie privilege of allowing 4 tain Of cars to
stand on Broad street on the 9Th OF October,
on which occasion the Attuck> Guard, The
Union Guard. aud Cirncy Guard. propose
to embark Oh sad train for Il visit 10 Wash
ing;on city.
By Mr.. Newbcrry: \ resolution providing
for the appointment of Il Committee on
Market for Clay ward. Agreed to.
BY the same: y resolution to empower
Tie Committee on Ordinances TO report an
ordinance amending an ordinance liking the
remuneration of the clerk cf the Engineers
Office so rs to permit the Committee on
Streets t. fix the salary at Il sum not exceed
in" 81 ,20J per annum. Adopted.
Bf Mir. Lipscomh: HeSotccd, That the
Engineer OF the city he requested to view
the locality selected tor Marshall square and
thereafter report in detail some economical
Improycm cnt of this is Il public square. with
estimates OF the cost OF each nalt oil such
Improvement. Adopted.
BY ibc same: Resolution for Tie improve
mont of Twcnty-ti'h between Marshall and
Clay streets. Referred
By Mr.. Higgins: Petition Of sundry citi.
Zen> asking tHat the "aS-lnnin be laid Oh Cary
street from Adams to Madison. Referred,
with power to grant.
Ey Alr. IUg'i>h oi Marslrl, Ward: re-
solution iEq1nin- into II" cost OF cuvcri-
ing Twtntl -iifih >tlc:t IRON NcuatlC 10
broad. Adopted.
By MI Wu!tlock 4 resolution lookin"
to exclusion Of drunken persons from the
street railway ears who NAV get upon tue
same 10 The annoyance OF ladies ana Others.
Referred - the Committee on poIct.
Or mniinn Of l;r. IU-3i:i> the petition ot
i.r. Banks. who a-ks 10 h." elected rolt war
der, was referred - III" Eunmlttcc on t"r
Improvement OF ,lai;ir. !;ir"r. together VITA
!'r w!ioi:: .ul irct l'.cl"n cohlalncG.
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FALL STYLE HATS at 2. WEISIGER s. Co.'S, TO
Main Street
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Nrr,Rlss PUBLIC AprolNTED.-Th Cover
nor has appointed Me,srs. j. Hardy len
drcu and James A. Saunders IOtures public
for the city Of Norfolk.
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TICKETS N THE masonic GIFT CONCERT Oh
SorrnLE can bc had IN Eicmo:d ut /. El>!G EH
& co : hat store. FOL Main street Pilcc' - lof
whole tickets, $3.50 Tor halves.
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ORDERED TO BE GRADED.-ln accordance
with the authority of the City Council, tue
Committee on Streets have ordered the giil-
ding and curbing of west Cary street 10 De
commenced ut once.
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INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
The internal revenue collections yesterday
amounted to $j,9Uu.I2.
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Ne. .NprEw BRIGGS, formerly Win \. ~
Alien. Is now with T. WEIsiGsR co. i-oi 'iaii'
street, where lie would bc pleasca u sio" "
friends splendid assortment ol hiS' e't'' ''''~'
rur. and umbrellas.
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USMAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHM0. D
pOsT- OFFICE SEPTEMBER %, 1SI3.---Siil.l Pal
tay, care William Fitchett, -; Thom:
Drinkhard, city Mrs. j. a. BJikins, jZ1
Myrtle street. St. Louis, Mo.
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DEPUTY CORONER ArroISTEp.-Dr. CHRIS
tonher Tompkins has been appointed De
puty Coroner during the absence OF DR..
NcPhaiI.
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REES co. EMPLOY NONE but FIRST-CLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction
We have never seen bad rlrlure from their gal
!ery. We rccuinnend our readers to their cstab-
lshinent, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets
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coycoxp GRAPES lust received by l'lzzlSi.

UrLMpoLp's BrCnu.-The only reliahie mea''
cine for M eases OF the kidneys and urinary organs
A periect duretic, the long.continued use OF "h,ci
nv the peope OF this country for the last t"ei''
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The RIyGESiD3 MAHUTACTuRlNG IoMrA%f.
Tie record II Il charter granted hy Judge
Beverly Il. Wexford, Jr., of the Circuit
Court OF the city of Richmond. has been
lodged in the flee OF the Secretary OF the
commonwealth. The purpose for which :he
company is formed is the manufacture OF
furniture. woo!cnware, farw!ns implements,
smokes. i.ub<, carriage 3-w!iccl', els, ichlcies
Of al kiud>, >poOl>, siu!tlcS, boXcS, and all
other Al ticl, ; y hatsnever. The capital stock
is TO he not less than fifty nor more than i've
hundred thousand dollars, and shall be dl-
yI,lpd in shares OF 500 each. The company
shrIl no, hold real estate exceeding trcacrts
in the city of Richmond, and not exceeding
hyc thousand acres elsewhere, except that
for securing payment of It's claims 1t may
purchase additional real estate.
The principal Office shall be Kept ana me
chief business transacted in tie city ct Eicl-
mond, but the Board OF Directors may e>tab-
lish branch offices ut its pleas sure. The io:'
loving are the officers for the first year:
President, G. \. Pcplc, of Richmond; d.
rcctors, John W. Wright, OF Richmond
Jonn Wilcox Brown, of Baltimore; John l..
Williams and William IL. Luck, OF Rica-
mond.
We learn that this company proposes "a
purchase Morris suear-rct!nery building 1T
Rockctts in which to do is manufacturing
business.
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SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS WILSON'S FIG
TWIST CHEWING; TOBACCO at W. -. BLAIR & Co.'S
Niath and Main streets. most superior article.
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IL YoU WISH TIE NIcEST-FITTlNG GARMENTS
buy the Buterlck patterns. The fall fashions now
ready. 1901 Main street.