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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER G. ls7;


RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all the
city churches tomorrow, except the follow
ing special appointments:
FIRST prcsjytcrian.--Thc pastor, Rev. T.
l.. Preston, ID. D., having returned to the
city. will preach at II a. NJ. and 5 L. NJ:
Second Presbyterian (Dr: Hoge's).-Altcr'
ations having commenced in the church
building. services, conducted by the pastor,
will be held in the lecturc.room at II a. Nj.
aud 6 l.. VI.
Grace. Street PreSbytcridn.-Seryiccs at l
a. VI. and - p. NJ.
FIRST Baptisi.-Rer. j. B. Jetcr, d. D., at
II A. VI.
Second Baptist.-Rev. G. c. Biting. ID.
H.. at IL A. NJ. and y. NJ. Night services
on Sunday resumed.
Centenary NethodiSt.-Rcv. John L. Ed.
wards, ID. D., at IL A. NJ, and Rev. William
T.. Edwards at =. NJ.
Sercn'h-Srect Christian Church.-Prcach'
ing at II A. VI. and Z. NJ. by Rev. Il. IL.
" Vnnc.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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LONDON, September IA dispatch from
Madrid this morning reports that the Minis
try has resigned.
MADRID, Sc )tember 5.-The successor of
President Salmeron has not yet been ap-
pointed. Sen)r Castelar, requires as con-
dillon of accepting the office that the Cortes
will take no recess until all important and
pressing measures are disposed or and then
that it adjourn. He also demands absolute
power in dealing with the insurgents.
England.
LONDON, September 5.-There will be holi.
day Tomorrow. The weather is unfaYor-
able.
PARIS, September 5.-The American cit
zens resident in Paris yesterday proposed to
display the United States flag in honor OF the
proclamation of the republic, but the preteci
objected strongly and they abandoned the
idea.
The Minister of the Interior has issued an
order prohibiting the publication of the
Radical Republican journal lie Peupte Sou
reran because OF the appearance IN its col.
umns of articles iGciting TO disturbances and
contempt OF the Government.
Italy.
ROME, September 5.-His Holiness the
Pope is again indl>po'ed.
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The Case Of ROdEnan e. Sprague, OF
Rr0DNsyR.

New York, September SIT IS claimed
that discovery has been made which indi-
Gates that the suit against Rodman Il Sprague
cannot be pursued; that Judge McCue is
not Judge Of the city that his decisions
since the passage of the Brooklyn city char
ter are null that the Mayor and corpora
ton counsel can be proceeded against; that
Edgar Y. Cullen can act as assistant district
attorney.
That portion Of the charter bearing on the
case is that in case any city officer shall be-
come an officer, director. or trustee of any
| moneyed institution in which any part of the
| city funds may be deposited his office shall
Immediately be deemed vacant. The char
| ter was passed June 30. A nandamus will
be asked for restraining City Judge McCue
from exercising the duties of the office. Nearly
every official in Brooklyn is connected with
some one OF the banks in which city funds
are leDOSited
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Wreck OF an Ocean Steamer and Loss
of Life.

HALIFAX, September 5.--Fiteen of the
crew of the steamship Satyile, lost on the
Say shoals on the oath ultimo, have arrived
here. They give the following account OF
the disaster:
The Saltyile sailed from London. August
9th, in ballast. bound for Sydney, Cape Bre-
ton. to load with coal for New York. The
shin arrived within some twenty miles
of sydney, Cape Breton harbor, at l0
O'Clock 4. Nj. Sunday oath, expecting to
get into port about midday. At this time
thick fog set in, and the wind began to blow
hard from the southeast, which gradually IN
creased to gale. At 3 o'clock Z. NJ. Cap
tain Mace, afraid of being driven on shore,
nut the ship about to head oil the land. The
engines were driven at full speed. The
wind continued increasing up to o'clock
p. NJ, when it became perfect hurricane,
and the ship could make no headway against
it.. Still, no danger to the ship was appre-
hcnded, and only the usual watch was kept
on deck, the captain remaining on the
bridge.
AT about Il O'Clock z. NJ, while the fourth
engineer was in the engine.rooIn, the ship
struck on what proved to be Say shoals, OFT
Scottere islands. She struck, at intervals,
three different! times before sticking tasf,
striking each time about midshps. The
| water began rushing in Immediately alter
she first struck and quickly put out the flreS.
| At the first shock the chief engineer reached
| the engne-room, but in very short time
returned and reported that the ship was
sinking. All hands below were aroused
and the boats ordered to be lowered. Rock
cts were also fired in the hope of attracting
attention from the shore. The tirss boat at
tempted to be launched was the starboard
| life boat In assisting to get this boat out
the chief engineer, Mr.. McIutosh, who was
standing on the rail, lost his balance, feli
into the sea, and perished. Five men got
into this boat, but in the confusion OF the
moment they cut away the aiterhaul, lcttlns
the boat drop stern foremost while suspend
ed by the bow. The men were washed out
and the boat was smashed against the snip.
| The next boat tried was the starboard
cutter, which, being on the lee side, was
launched without difficulty. An attempt
was then made to get out the port lltc-boat,
but il being on the weather side, the effort
was difficult and dangerous /; yet with siren
uous exerlioas she was safely launched.
| The remainder of the crew was then dis
| tributed in the two hOats, the first ofncer
going in charge of the cutter. The cap.
tain took Charge Of the liie-hoat. and
| gave orders that the two boats should leave
together and keep near to each other, anc
render assistance in case either should need
| it When about to leave the ship, the cap
tain looked over the side to apprise those II
the cutter, but she was not to be seen, mol
has she been since heard of. The prooa
biiity is that those in charge left at once, ant
rot lost among the breakers in making FOL
The ljfe.boat succeeded In reaching Four
che. C. b., with fifteen of the crew, whil'
the remaining fifteen were lost.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HILL & GODDIN, G L. NJ, new framed dwelling
on the northeast corner OF Bainblidgc and Filth
streets. Manchester.
LYME & BROTHER. p. NJ, two new framed ten
emcnts on the south line of Franklin between
Twcntv-sccond and Twcniy-thrd streets.
RICHARDS IN & co, II NJ, tract of land on the
River road four miles east of the city, in He'll
rico county.
MOODY & ROYALL, 81 =. NJ, real estate In Man
chester at the corner OF Hull (tr Main) ant
Fourth streets.
LYME & BROTHER, at II NJ. Il farm on the
Craghton road four miles from Richmond
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 4. NJ, at the horse-lot
horses, mules, &c.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, at lo3 A. NJ, furni:
turc, dry goods, &C.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Especial telegrams to the Dispatch.J
u <roro~,o,St AEseers

Return of Government Officers.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-Sevelal OF the
Government officials who have been absent
| from their posts during the summer are re-
turning and resumng their duties, but it
will be the 1st of October before the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet will be here together,
| even if al! return by that time. The subor-
dinate officers at the heads of different bu-
| reaus will soon commence their official re-
ports, in order that the Cabinet officers
may make abstracts thereof to Use in the
| preparation of their more important annual
documents. zig.
Postal Cards to be Better
A representative Of the company furnish
ing the Government with postal cards was
at the Post. Office Department to-day, and
promised that the supply should be im-
proved in quality hereafter.
About Buffers Chances.
Opinion varies considerably here as to
whether Butler will run as an independent
(cr bolter) candidate for Governor in Massa-
chusetts in case his hopes of being nomi-
nated' by the Worcester Convention are
blasted, which now seems imminent as the
smaller towns in the western part of the
State are heard from. 1t is considered here
that this is Buffers last chance, and if he is
beaten now his chances in the future not
only for Governor, but for the Senate or
the Presidency, 10 which it is well known
he has ardent aspirations, are hopclessly
dead. Should he persist in running against
the will of the Convention he will be
read out Of the party.
| Conscience Money.
| Five hundred dollars, conscience money,
was received at the Treasury to-day from IN
anonymous correspondent in Brooklyn with
the statement that it belonged to the United
States. 1lAON.
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The New Steamship Line 10 Liverpool.

ST. LOUIS, September 5.-At meeting OF
the Board of Directors Of the Merchants
Exchange to-day Nelson Tiff, of Savannah,
presented plan for new line of transpor-
tation for freight and passengers from st.
Louis to Liverpool ria Savannah. the basis
of which is an agreement between the rail-
roads in Savannah and the trade centres i'll
the South and West to transport freight and
passengers between Liverpool and points on
their lines at rates as low as by any other
route, The steamships Of the line to be fur
nished with coal at Savannah us chcaply as
at New York and the Savannah authorities
agree that the port charges at that city shall
not exceed the charges at New York. The
Board passed resolution approving the
| plan for the route, and appointed il commit
| tee to aid in periectiDg the line.
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A STREAM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire last
night was caused by the accidental burning
of barrel of brandy in the liquor-house of
Francis j. Reilly, on the corner Of Eigh-
teenth and Main streets. The engines were
promptly on the spot, but their services
proved unnecessary. The burning barrel,
which had been ignited hy the accidental
dropping ola lighted match, was rolled into
the street, and its contents, running down
Main towards Seventeenth street rushing
stream of blue flame, reminded the spectators
of similar scene at the evacuation of Rich
mond. ......... .......,. .....
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 5.--For Ne"
England and the Middle states and the lower
lake region, the barometer will rise, will
winds veering to fresh and brisk northwest
and north, decidedly lower temperature and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States
east of the Mississippi, gentle and fresh, parity
cloudy weather, and areas of rain on the
coast
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THE DISPATCH
TERMs OF ADVERTIsING,
cAn-IsyARlAnLY M AuyAncE.
Arreafed for Arson.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.--Morris Pur~
pill was arrested here to-day charged with
firing the Fashion Stud stables at Trenton,
N. ]. 1t is alleged that Purpl was dis
charged from Doble's employ on Tuesday,
and that while intoxicated on Wednesday be
was heard to make threats that "that bar1
wouldn't stand another week" 4. t,,s
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A Boy Kills his Sister.

:" IoptcIaI CltgFaiH 20 me UlsIFatch.J =
HENDERSON, N. c., September "a negro
boy named Elias Blackwell. of this place,
while carele<sly handlinga shotgun to-day.
accidentally discharged it, the load entering
the head OF his sister, girl fourteen years oi
age, instantly killing her. 49,
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FIRGrS1A WINES AND BRAsDIEs.--The pro-
ducts of the Belmont Vineyards, of NJ. B.
Buck, Front Royal, Va, have acquired a
deseryedly high reputation in the markets of
this country. Goodjudges have pronounced
them equal to the best American wines and
brandies
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PERsoXAL.-Mr. George ID. Wise, Com
monwealth's Attorney for the HustlnSs
Court Of this city, will speak 1T Bowling
Green, Caroline county, on Monday.
X. Il. Burke, Esq, proprietor Of the Mon
roe county Register, is on business visit TO
Richmond in the interest OF his journal. The
Reqister is published ut Union, Monroe
county, West Va. section Of country rich
i'm mineral and other wealth, and has an eN-
tensive circulation everywhere along the line
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
General Robert Toombs has returned to
his home, after visiting the Sweet Springs.
He pissed through Richmond Thursday.
Rev, William f. Edwards, of Norfolk, is
spending few days in Richmond.
Among the arrivals at the hotels yesterday
were the following:
The american McssrS. j. II. Buck, Bal
timore; B. Crisl, Atlanta, Ga. S. z. Stain
back, Philadelphia Charles III. Wier, Baltl-
more George Ii. Endly, Chase City, Va.
Erchanqe Hotel and Ballard House
Messrs. james l. A. Trotter. Staunton, Va.
George Cooper, New York; j. NJ. kennrd
Louisville, KY; Samuel X. Smith, Baltl'
more; Z. L. Ransom. Atlanta, Ga. ; Coone
William b. Tabb, Charleston, West Virginia;
Major II. II. Douglass, Va; Thomas W.
Jennings, Halifax county; e. d. Wasllburn,
Savannah; B. w. Howard, Palestine, Texas
William w. Davis, Portsmouth, Va; George
Trotter. New York.
Ford's H0tel: II. L. Reede, Washington
Colonel r. l.. r. Beall, Westmorelant
| county, Va.
Colonel y. 3. Parker, United States mar
shal, has returned to the city. Charles Han
dy, Esq, Of Canton, Miss, is also in TIT
city.
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Fatal Termination Of u SerelIadc. etc.

PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Captain Van
der Hcidcn, of rhe steamer Vadcrland, was
serenaded last evening, and entertained his
visitors OH board. While the band were
playing two of the crew, who were waltz
ing, fell overheard and were drowned.
Andrew Montgomery, who was brutally
assaulted by his wife, is at the hospital, with
little hope Of recovery. The wife is in GUS
tOdy
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The Bridging of the mississippi at
Sf. hOuIS.

ST. LOUIS, September 5.-Thc board of
engineers appointed to examine the bridge
now in course of construction across the
Mississippi at this point, and to report
whether when finished it will be Il serious
obstruction to navigation, held Il meeting
to-day and heard statements from prominent
stclmboatmen against the bridge. The
session of the board will be continued sew
eral days, and all interested parties will be
hoard
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puopoGRApns OF OUR CASpIDATEs.-We
have received from Messrs. Rees Il co. two
w large photographs of General James L.
Kemper and Colonel Robert r: Withers tllat
are faithful to life, snd for artistic finish can
scarcely be surpassed.
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S'alnpbeli.I
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATUR

CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LyScHBURG, VA, September 5.-The Con-
scryativc Convention to dominate candidates
for the House of Delegates was held ut
Campbell Courthouse to-day. James Frank.
lin, of this city, and Dr. A. j. Clark and
Howard II. Withers, Of Campbell, were
nominated.
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The Cholera.

WHEELING, w. Va, September b.-Three
deaths from cholera occurred yesterday
CINCINNATI, September 5.-The cholera at
MiIlersburg is abatiDg, only two deaths oc-
curing yesterday. The peighboriug towns
send them cooked provisions.
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ARRIVED AT TIE PENITENTlARY.-Ge
Nicholas (colored), convicted in the County
Court of Allegheny Of house-Dreak'ns' was
received ut the penitentiary yesterday uhder
sentence of two years imprisonment.
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No MAIL NORTH OF BALTIMoRE.--lheie
was no uuiI north OF Baltimore yesterday
Tbis has been frequently the report at Inc
rost.ottice of late.
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AIDING TO A SUNDAY ScHooL.-Tbe Work
Of eniu, ging and improving the Monumehtai
Church Sunday school is progressing. IL
vii, probably be ready for occupancy on Il g
1ct nj October.
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MEETING OF OLD DOMINION CLUB.-Ata full
meeting of the members of Old Dominion
Club held OH Thursday night the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term :
President E. Is. Cook First Nicc-President,
Sam. Maccubbin; Second Nice-President, D.
A. Lacy; Secretary, George II. Matthews
Ass istani Secretary, Samuel NJ. Page; Trea-
surer. B. +. Howard; Sergeant-at-ArmS, L.
w. Harmon; Doorkeeper, f. Cummings.
Trustees: r. H. Styll, S. Maccubbin, and S.
N. Page. Advisory Board: w. W. Wood,
W. j. Holmes, j. a. Otcy, 5. Maccubbin, }.
Z. Badkins. Il. II. Styll, and B. Frischkorn.
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THE FATE OF A HIGHWAY RoBBER.--ln the
Hustings Court yesterday Richard Booker,
charged with assaulting and roIbing F. w. w.
Linneman of $3.50 in Pink alley, on the
18th of August, was tried, found guilty, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for SIX years.
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BUILDING Up THE WASTE PLACES -hicssrs.
Joseph Augustine, Charles Phillips, and
Elijah Baker are putting up three fine three
story brick stores on the south SIDE OF MAN
street near the corner OF Fourteentn.
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sIan and Wife Killed by Lightning

NORFOLK, Va, September 5.--News has
been received here that during thunder
storm at Culpeper Locks, on the Disma
swamp canal, in Camden county, n. c..
on Thursday afternoon, the lock. keepers
residence was struck by lightning and the
keeper---Mr. Forehand-and bis wife in
stantly killed. When struck, the keeper was
lying on bed and his wife was sitting in o
ol,,,r
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INDICTMENTS FouSD.-The grand jury OF
the Hcnrico County Court met yesterday
and found true bills in the following cases
William Fields, for assaulting Thomas
Bailey.
Andrew Muller, placing offensive mate
rial in the county road.
Vincent Benjamin, same offence.
Jack Harris alias Joe Harris, stealing four
watermelons from n. c. Shepperd.
Harry White, for assaulting Archie Hen
dcr>on.
The grand jury was adjourned until Mon
dav
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Executive APPOINTMENTs.-G
Walker appointed yesterday the iollow.nS
notaries public: JaneS +. Beard, OF Pig
dIebrook. Augusta county james IL. w
ten. of IazeweIl Courthouse; Benjamin ID.
Utterback, of FuirfaX; and Augustus :. Me-
Neil, OF Jetlersonvil.e, TazeWell county.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT recently shed MS
druggist for attempt to dcIraud lie was suf1erlhs
from ,ntlamed kidneys, and asked for Or. HELM
BoLp's Bucnu. The druggist gave him another
kind, uDon which the profit was greater. lhste'u
of relieving the patient, rs the genuine preparation
had ALWAYS dona, the Imitation compound aess''-
waited the disease and long and distressing Hines
followed The court after full bearing gave JUG
ment for the plaintiff with costs Moral I'LL! o''is
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IsPRovEMESr.-Wor have taken up
the street pavement, filled the holes, and re-
laid the paving on Cary street from siX-
teenth to Eighteenth street.
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Rntler ys. Nashburn.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. September o.-Thc
latest ant OF delegates elected to the Re-
publican Nominating Convention stands:
Butler, 221 Washburn, 2lS; doubtful, 12.i--
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Ritltnond 1ispattl1.

BE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HABEAs CoRpUs CAsE.-Patrick Mcmahon
and Catharine O'Day will probably appeal.
before Judge Guigon to-day under writ OF
bnbeas corpus on an application for bail.
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LABORATORY OF DR.. W. II. TAYLOR, ANAL -
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST.-Ihe result oi 4
careful chemical examination of -. Semmess
Pure Rye Whiskcy" enables NE TO confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article ol uli-
questionable purity for use as medicine or aS oe'e
rage. The samples subjected tn examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barres, and were selected
by myself WILLIAM H. "a A., Lon
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IVORY in coral set.
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
SozoDosT, IT'S safe to bet,
Beauties the ivory.
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Fire and Deadh-FOui Play suspected

New YORK, September ga slight fire oc-
Cured last night in WllliamSours. Hhen
the flames were exttnguished the body OF
Margaret Hammill was found burned, anu Tta q
piece OF bed-cord tied around her neck. ne
occupants of the apartment nave oeeh ~
rested, as foul play is suspected.
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wEHAyE on HAND LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FuRSITURE, CLOCKS, BABI-CARRIAGEs' CAk'
prrtSG, &c which We will sell cheap for cash Oh
ON weekly or monthly instalmcnts.
Cox. HARRIS < SMITH,
Nos. l5ls and 1917 Franklin street,
Richmond. Va.
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"AUEAD OF ALL The Wilson Twist Chewing
Tobacco. W. ID. BLAIR & Co. have on hand sever
thou sand pounds of this favorite brand IL Is zoe
well known to need comment. Liberal discount te
no trade,
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BOARD OF SurERvIsoRs.-I boalu ".
Supervisors Of Henrieo county VIII inee' ~
noon to-day. -
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WASHINGTON, September 5.--General FIRE.
mont Is reported seriously i'll. ~
| The order recalling Cuban agents, signed
by Cespedcs, is supposed to be bogus.
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sGHooI TnusrEE.- William q. liaden
has been appointed school trustee for Pal-
myra district, Fluvanna county, rtce Jesse
NJ Uuniei.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLECTIoEs.-The IN
ternal revenue collections yesterday amount
ed TO $!J,G9G.7O.
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ROBERT REATTIE, T.. NJ
sstSFn<"eloSEEsHES.
ICE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM

ICE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!
vii! t'. Furnished III the shortest NOTICE 1t the
MAIN-$TKEET iCt-CHEAM DEPOT,
1876 MAIN SHEET.
Managers "c rIC-NlGS ard FESTIVALS Kill DO
we'll 10 give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
.arIstii' 10 furnish only i,r bes, qualify OF cain.
Orders 30 furnish cream on Sunday aiIst be ift al
t'' store on saturday.
tAkfS iplaln aud orntucntaj. CANDIES
ifrrn"h and Ancrcanj. FRUITS, NUTS, AID
tEA'kkilS always vn hand at wholesale ana ~
tall.
sly BAKERY and CANDY MASUFACTORl
j. uHrlSd!c,! in Richmond
''""ts G.hscrcd free to any part oil me cay owe
l.A ii call. {. IIMMER.
+ 2I-Jim successor 10 Capped. Iimmcr 90.
{ pNFECl IDNERIFS, FRUITS, &c.-
~ HcctiNing by every steamer fresh supplies or
fOkElGN aud DOMESTIC EaCITs,
NUTS &C. &c
lCE-tkEAA 81 aud CANDIES
manufactured daily fresh.
A.PlZZISi, JR..
viz sU7 ttrosn sIra<a.
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THE CRY CouHcIL.-The City Council
| will resume It's sessions on Monday after.
noon ut 5 O'Clock.
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The aforementioned whiskcy, made In 1859: cal
be had for three dollars per gallon at
b. AKcHER's, No. 735 Main street
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COMPANY F.-Company had their first
drill last night after their summer furlougb.
Captain Clarke commanded.