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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-18
Revenue Requirements and Decisions

WASHINGTON, September l7.--Ihe COM
missioner oil Internal Revenue calls atten-
ton to the act Of Congress o. December
oath, 1872. requiring every person liable to
Il special tax to exhibit conSplcuoussy IN
their place of business the stump denotlng
the payment of such tax, and directs that
persons engaged in selling tobacco or cigars
on railroad trains be required to have their
tax-Stamp properly framed, so that 1t may he
hung I'D in conspicuous place III tue ears
where such sales are authorized to be made
ut retail.
The Commissioner decides that planter
engaged in making Il crop on shares Is not
liable to pay a special tax Is 4 dealer Oh
manufactured tobacco furnished IN supplles
to hands employed, such tobacco to be pald
for out of the crop produced. The Com
missioner says the law does not impose TN.
tax upon every person who shall sell or Oh
fer for sale, us in the case OF liquor dealers
but upon every person whose business IL l.
to sell or offer for safe manufactured tobacco
and he does not think furnishing hands Will
tobacco to be paid for as stated constitute:
such business as the law contemplatcs.
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OLD DOMINION CLUE meets tonight at
O'Clock at its headquarters.

POLICE Court, WEDSEsDAY-JuSttcc j. j.
White preSidang.-The following cases were
disposed Of
Charles Ialiarerro, charged with stealing
one coat from Pat. Graves. Guilty, and sent
to jail for five days.
- lanes Carter, charged with using abusive
and threatening language to Henry MetZger
was fined 500.
sam. sIcIntirc, charged with being va
grant and having 10 visible means of sup
port. was required to give so security for
three months.
William I. Randolph and Charles Young,
charged with breaking into and entering the
house of John G. Clarke and stealing lo
of wearing apparel and pistol, all valued at
$50. Continued to Goth instant.
Amanda Morris, charged with being dis
orderly in the street. Fined $3.50.
John Mccoy, charged with being sus-
picious character and thief. Ordered to leave
the CITY in twcnty-four hours.
Thomas Foster, charged with lounglng ant
sitting on a bench in the Second market
Discharged.
Mr.. FRANK OBERMAN, charged with as
sauting Henry Smith. was honorably dis
charged, and not sent to Jail, as heretofore
reported.
The John Finnegan tried before justice
White on Tuesday, and fined for drunken
and disorderly conduct, was not Policeman
John Fiuncgan.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Especial telegram to the Dispatcl.
WAsHISGToS, ID. c.. September 17.-The
President is expected to be in Washington
in the early part Of next week, and it is also
probable that all the Cabinet officers will be
in Washington, and that the Cabinet meet
ing which will he held will for the first time
in many months be attended by all the heads
of departments. 1t is not known that any
important matter is pending for official con.
sidcration, and routine affairs only will be
attended TO.
The Indian Commissioner will leave here
in about week to attend the Indian cOun-
Gil at Fort Sill, when Satanta and Big Tree
will, in all probability, be relieved from du-
rance vile. Secretary Deano, it is under
stood, will not accompany the Indian Com
missioner. TIMoS.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

IMroRTANT MEETISGS.-Thc regular meet.
ing of the Wide.Awake Club takes place to-
night at s o'clock. Every member and al
feeling an interest in the cause are requested
to attend.
The Central Campaign Club will meet al
their rooms, over Bradey's store, Market
Square, at halr-past o'clock tonight. Full
attendance is expected.
The citizens of East Side and West End
proper will organize next week.
The Semi.monthly meeting of the Board
of Trustees takes place tomorrow night.
The hour Of meeting Of Friendship Lodge
has been changed to haf-pa>t o'clock p. NJ.
FAIRS AND FEsTIvALS.-The fair for the
benefit of the Methodist church will be in-
ausuratcd tonight 1t the county courthouse,
which has been most tastetullv arranged for
the occasion. The ladies of this church are
noted for the exquisite taste with which they
manage their festivals, and the present one
promises to exceed all previous efforts.
The ladies OF the Baptist church will open
in few days festival, which they unhesi-
tatingly promise shall be the affair Of the Pc
riod.
IMPROVING MARKET SerARE.-Under dircC-
ton of Captain Lipscombc workmen yc>ter-
dav commenced tie work of lcvCl!ing and
cradin. the courthouse yard-an improve
mcnt which has long been needed. 1t is
proposed also TO enclose *.
Personal MATTEHs.-Encourlgin reports
have been received by their friends i'll this
place of the condition of Rev. ID. b. Win
free. pastor Of the Baptist church; Is. y.
Hancock, Esq, County superintendent OF
Pubic Schools: and Nathan LII. Cogbill,
Esq, county clerk.
THE PUBLIC DIscUssIoN.-Thc Jefferson
Literary Society, at It's last meeting, deter
mined that the public discussion of the
question "Should the right OF suffrage lie
extended to fcmaIc>!" should take place
Tuesday, September 23d, at I z. NJ.
4 SrEcK or WAR.---It is reported that q
disagreement: exists between The Street Com
mittrc OF the Trustees and the members OF
the Board not on the committee i'll relation
to dir-digeing on Bridge avenue, and some
rich developments may be expected at the
meeting tomorrow night.
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The TnEATRE.-It is to be regretted that
the excellent audience that witnessed the
unpr0mising opening performance at the
Theatre was not present last night to enjoy
the really meritorious rendition Of the Lady
of Lyons. Miss Coombs as Pauline won
and received liberal applause. She filled
the part admirably, rising to its full require
ments, and pleasing alike by her talents and
her beauty. Her support was not Of the
best, but or this occasion it was better than
the average Of travelling companies.
Mr.. Pope, though rather heavy for the
part. made good Claude MeInotte, and Mr..
Fuller was excellent as Colonel Dumas.
Miss Jobnson'S Madame DeschappelleS was
a decided improvement upon anything she
has yet attempted in this city, and the mi
nor parts were pretty well sustained. As a
whole the performance passed off smoothly
and made most agreeable impression.
This morning the leading man of the
company, Mr.. Whiting. who has been de.
tained at the North. by sickness. and Mrs.
Whiting, who is said TO lie charming so,t'
6rette, will arrive, and Tonight we may ex.
pect an excellent caste in 1.-The Wife's Sc.
cret." .".
Tomorrow night Miss Coombs will ap.
pear as Juliet. in which role she has few
equals on the American stage. On Saturday
"Loudon Assurancc" " ut the matinee.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FOR MAR
KET.-Frnit and vegetable canning is Il
branch Of industry immensely profitable in
several of the middle States. but as yet en-
gagged III only on very limited scale in Tir.
@inia. Our cntcrprisinS fell0w-citizen Mr..
John r. Davis has made start i'm the right
direction, on his well-known farm. Fish
Haul, during the present season. On yes
terday the first fruits of his new enterprise
were sold to +. Balmer & Co.. of this city,
the lot consisting OF 500 cases Of fresh to-
matocs. clch case containing "a 2-pound
cans, 500 cases Of 3-pound cans, and 30 cases
OF 3-pOund cans OF peaches. The amount
paid for these goods. though not above the
market price. would a,toui.h many Il farmer
whose tomatoes have been rotting on the
vines, or whose peaches, for want OF mar
kct. have been fed to the hoes.
The canning Of oysters. fruits, and yege-
tables annually adds millions to the wealth
Of Baltimore, and yet Baltimore is not so
well located as Richmond for The business.
The fruit and vegetables are already here at
olr doors in quantities. far exceeding the pre-
sent demand. although not so large By thou
sands of bushels or hundreds Of carloads us
they would be il We bad half dozen can
min" establishments in operation.
As TO thr market for canned goods. we
need only hy that either Of halfa dozen
iobbing houses in Richmond would require
more for their present trade than any facto-
~ would turn out in tie first year: while
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and the
Richmond and Atlanta Airline, leading to
sections Of country in which such goods arc
sold by the thousand cases. would increase
the size OF the market Indefinitely.
Mr. Davis, we are glad to say, will 60
more largely into the business next year,
and wc hope he may have many competitors.
There is no more inviting field for the in
vcstmcnt of capital, and it is field in which
there cannot be too many laborcrs.
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LOUISVILLE, September 17.-R. N. Nor
gan, bearing letters from Morgan Sons, of
New York, has swindled the Farmers and
Droyers Bank out of $1,000 and the West
ern German Savings Bank out of 1900.
Morgan got on the indianapolis train last
nirht at 1880. The cashier and book-keeper
OF the Farmers and Drovers Bank were in
the same car looking for him. When the
train was three hundred yards north OF Jef-
fersonylile, Morgan was recognized by the
cashier, and running through the car ne
Jumped from the platform while the tram
was in motion and escaped. The police ana
detectives from this city and Jefersonfiile
are searching for him.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

COLUMBIA, :. c., September 1.-THE road
pay masters and down passenger train on
the Charlotte, Columbia, and Augusta rail-
road colided five miles above Columbia this
morning at twenty minutes past 8, smash
ing both locomotives and killing
Paymaster w. Elliott Orchard and a
colored man named James Archey. Eng!-
neer WILLIAMSON had Il leg broken and was
injured internally. A colorcd boy had n
foot crushed. EXpressman Graham was
thrown twenty feet in the air and was cut
In the head slightly. Two express cars were
smashed The passengers were unlnJured.
Road hands are at work, and will have
trains running regularly tomorrow.
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FIGHT on RAILROAD TRAIy.-A passen-
ger car on the eaStward-bound mail train oil
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was the
scene Of an exciting personal alteration on
yesterday afternoon. Captain George D.
Wise and Mr.. II. II. Wickham, son of Gene.
raj Wickham, were the parties. Mr.. Wick
BAN, as we are informed. called Captain
Wise to account for some epithct applied to
General Wickham in recent political dis
cllssOn. High words followed, and the re-
suit was an exchange Of blows, bnt the gen.
tlemcn were separated before either was Sc
riously injured.
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The Disaster OH U,aate Michigan.

GRAND HAVEN, September 17.--Further
particulars of the Ironsides disaster have
been obtained from passengers and Others.
The last boat did not leave in time to get far
enough away from the steamer before she
went down and was drawn into the whirl-
pool and >wamped. The first boat which
left the steamer, conta lining Il majority OF the
ladies. was capsized, and only enc OF the
passengers succeeded in reaching the shore
The second and third boats reached Tic
shore safely. Eighteen bodies have been re,
covered, seven Of which remained unclaimed
and have been decentIy buried.
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A STRANGE DoG.-At o'clock every eve
ming for the past two months there has
passed the corner Of Seventh and Franklin
streets Il black dog. keeping the middle of
Franklin street, and going at full speed. His
movements have attracted the attention Of
all the residents of that neighborhood. but
none hive been able to ascertain from what
quarter he comes or where he goes. Can
any of your readers solve the mystery Of this
strange dog? FRAHKLIS STREET.
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Xn,v XHrA Hs4IIlS.

New ToEK. September l7.-The United
States Consul at Bremen has died from cou-
sumption.
Treasurer Spraguc, Of Brooklyn, has been
released OH 10000 bail.
Four thousand dollars was subscribed
this morning for Shreveport.
The conservation Of Rev. Dr.. Paddock, OF
the Episcopal Diocese OF MASSACHUSETTS,. took
place this morning III the Grace church,
Prooklvn
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PHILADELPHIA, Scptcmbcr 1.-THE sec
ond annual convention OF the National
Board of Steam Navigation met at the Con-
,inental today, qnd was called to order by
President Thomas Sherlock, OF Cincinnati.
Delegates are present from New York. Mas
sachuse;ts, Maine. New Jersey, Missouri, In
diana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Con-
uccticut, and Maryland. O:her delegates are
on the WAY
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The Gordon Mi.inaDpers.

AiIYNEApoLls, September 17.-In the case
of the kidnappers Of Lord Gordon, at Mani
toba, true bills were found. Those Of the
prisoners who pleaded guilty were sentenced
to twenty-four hours confinement, and
Fletcher, who plead not guilty, wls released
on 8 900 bail.
Gordon is in close confinement on two
warrants from Scotland anl England for
forgery and larceny.
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GONG INTO WINTER QUARTERS. Dame
Scrogeins, who has been under arrest or IN
iail nearly all tue time for several years, was
arrested again yesterday for drunsen and
dsordcrly conduct. His habit is. TO loal
about the market and get drunk when be
has money enough. He usually passed from
one to six months in Jail and two weeks out.
This routine composes history of his life
for the last few years. AT Jail he works
faithfully at anything he is directed to do,
aud goes on errands out into the city, al
uays returning to his quarters.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. September T.-Cn Thurs
day. for the New England and Middle states,
the pressure will diminish, "ith south
easterly to southcrly winds, increasing TO
fresh and brisk, increasing cloudlnrSs ana
rain. For the South Atlantic ana Gu!
States. east of the Mississippi, gentle and
fresh winds, mostly from the east and south,
and partly cloudy weather with coast rains.
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Stafford Conservative Convention, &c.


FREDERICKSBURG, VA, September 1I.-The
Conservative Convention Of Stafford to-day
nominated Gustayus B. Wallace for the
House of Delegates, thirteen delegates con-
stituting the convention. Eleven delegates
refused to go into convention, and Duff
Green announced himself an independent
candidate.
There was discussion between MessrS.
Hcrndon and Gordon, candidates for the
State Senate, and Hon. r. I. Daniel and
John Il. Popham. The speeches of Mes>r>.
Herndon and Daniel aroused great enthusi-
asm. Stafford will continue to be the banner
county of the State.
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To TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY AND OTHERS
The Grand Masonic Gift Conc ,:rt at Norfolk takes
place 18th October. No tickets will be sold after
the 30th September 60 if you intend buying tickets
do now and don't wait for the rush. This is one
of the farcst schemes presented to the public
being managed by the Masons of Norfolk. Price
of whole tickets, So halves. S2.50-for sale In Rich
mond ar p. WEISIGEE & cos hat store, 1901 Main
street. where handhlls can be had with particulars
See the regular advertisement in another column OF
this paper. Orders from the country solicited.
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y,umber-Yar,ss xare in Chicago.

Chicago, September 17.-A mile OF !um,
bcr-yards arc burning here. \ hlsil "lho
prevails, and there is considerable ahH'1t!.
L0ter.-Four or tive blocks, occupieu
mostly by poor people, have been burned
The fire is under control.
Lutest.--The fire is fully under coh'F0'.
Only two hundred houses have been de-
Stroyeu.
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CITY CoMMlTTEE.-At 4 meeting Of the
City Committee held last night, Colonel Guy
in the chair, Mr.. George Donnally was
elected member TO ill Il vacancy in the
delegation from Marshall Ward. Several
important business matters were re ferred to
su3.commttceS, and the committee ad.
journcd to meet Wednesday night next at u
o'clock
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BALTIMORE, September l1.-Thc report Ct
the treasurer of the Grand Lodge oi ODD
Fellows shows the receipts 10 have been
S51 900 and the expenditures S'3s. .ooo.
The last report OF Grand Sire Logan has
fccn received and ordered to be printed.
The report reached New York yesterday by
the Ocean Queen.
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USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RIcHNoSD PosT-OFFICE SEPTEMBER l7.-R. NJ.
WaIdrop, -; Miss Mamie >torrS, ESglc-
ston Springs, Giles county. Va; Ed. Sally,
Jackson River; p. j. Owens, 35 South
street, Baltimore, Nd: John II. Lyons,
Blue Ridge Springs; Phil. Hayal', city ;
Theodore Frck, city; Augusta 5. Backman,
Elnllnd
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PERsoyAL.-Rev. a. +. Dickinson preached
last Sunday in New Vienna, Ohio, in the
morning. for the BaptstS: and in the eve.
ming. by special request. he addressed the
Ouakcrs in their new house Of worship, and
received four hundred dollars in cash and
subscriptions for the Virginia Baptist memo
rial fund
Professor Puryear, of Richmond College,
who went North in company with Professor
| Winston to purchase apparatus for the col.
legc, has Ieturncd to the city. Professor Via.
ston went as far north az Boston, but will
| return this week.
4 large number OF the delegates to the
| American Pharmaceutical Association, ac-
companied by Il number Of ladies, visited
| the State Library yesterday morning aud
| inspected with Il good deal OF interest the
many curious and valuable relics which are
there deposited.
Rev. Joseph Z. Tyler, pastor of the Sev-
enth-Street Christian church, has returned
! to the city.
Mr.. S. j. Tucker, agent of the Richmond
and Weldon route, has resigned, and Colonel
David G.. Potts has been appointed bis sue
| cessor, with headquarters in this city.
Captain ID. W. Bohonon has been appoint
ell 4 delegate from the Mayo-Street church,
| in this city. to the univcrsalSt Convention
| which assemblies III Washington to-day.
Colonel @. Z. Bclrd, Of this city. who adj
dressed the Conservatives OF Jefferson Ward.
| bv invitation OF Old Dominion Clul,. on
Monday night, will leave Richmond Sunday
night, and address the voters Of Warrcnton,
Fauquicr county. Oh Monday.
Among lie arrivals 1t the Exchange Hotel
and Ballard House Yesterday were the fol-
| lowing: Aic>>rs Henry Elliot, Gainesville,
Florida; William Reed, Baltimore; i. {.
Evans. North Carolina ; John d. Hobson,
Goochand; DR.. J. ". Nash, Cumberland ;
Colonel L. L. WithcrS, Wythcville; William
\. Hearnc. ESP, editor Of the Era, North
| Carolina : Il. II. Owen. IIalitrN; Lewis l..
ilarvic, Amelia and Colonel IL. r.. Tomin,
Virginia.
The frllowing names were registered at
Ford's Hotel: McssrS. James Anderson, VIII
mington, n. c.: Eubapk, Nelson county !;
y. Fl. Allyn. Columbus. Ohio: l.. Turner,
Louisa John Taylor, Raleigh, \. c.; Charles
Stone. New York city; William Reed, Bal
timorc; and W. 5. 5. Baker, Of tue SAME
| city.
| At the American were the following
McS>rs. J. +. SHEPPARD, Columbia !; Robert
ellis. Amelia county r. V. Bradshaw, Hall
tux county; NJ. L. Hardy, Lunenburg
John &. King, Chase City, Va.
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GAINESVILLE BUILDING AMI LOAN AssoCiA-

GAINESVILLE BuILDlSG AMI LOAN AssoCiA-
TIoH.-A charter bearing the above title, re-
Gently granted by Judge A. y. Dickinson,
has been received for record by the Secretary
of the Commonwealth. The purposes Tor
which the company is organize d Is to .accu-
mulate fund by monthly inst, tlnIents aud
interest on loans and fines to enable the
stockholders to purchase real csta, e, to erect
buildings. audgto use it many way they may
deem advantageous. The capital st ock IS 10
be not less than $20,0 900 nor more tina ssoo'-
900, divided into shares of 500 eacli. Il,
Names of the officers for the fist year l.
T. Humphreys, president George a. I'eaf-
don, vice-prcsident; Il. O. Ware, secreta Fy
w. r. Boyd, treasurer. Trustees: I. r.
Humphreys. George $. Dabbs, and T.. Il.
Davis. Directors: II. Clark, Thomas Els-'
ley. A. w. Ma.ee, William Townes, Jr., +.
Pollard, b. ID. Morton, Il. NJ. Scott, and K.
d. Pasclall.
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HELMEoLD's BUCHu IS the only reliable remedy
for diseases of the urinary organs. Take 1t in
son, and do not be im"osed upon by auacks and I'M
posters
We are glad to learn that the absence Of the cele-
brated DR.. Helmbold has not prevented the csntiI'-
ucd manufacture OF the Buclru, so well known as
the only efficient remedy for dscasesof the kidneys
and urinary organs. There couuterfeits of this
most excellent medicine. Genuine has propretor's s
private stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
| Agent
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HAVE ANALYZED TIE WHISKEf KNOWN
under the brand of :. 3 SELECT" controlled by
Mcsssrs WALTER ID. BLAIR Co., Richmond,
Virginia, end nd II free from fusil oil and other
impurities, andrecommend its use for meulcinai
md family purposes j. b. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
late prof. of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, general assort-
1ncnt of household furniture. sc.
". GODDlN,5 Z. NJ, trustees sale of lots ana
several new brick tencmcnts thereon adjoining
Eukcr's Park.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, IL A. NJ. at No 1lca
Main street. up stairs, billiard-tlbIeS and fin
lures. Dar-fXtures and ornaments, wines, IL
OllOrS, &c,
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ARRESTED FOB HoUsE-BREAKING.-Clinton
Allen tnegro) was arrested by the police
Yesterday on Il charge of having broken into
md robbed the house of Mrs. Hoffman OF
!, lot Of wearing apparel.
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Boat Capsizcd-ThTee PERSONS
Drowned.

ROCHESTER, September 17.-An open boar,
containing two gentlemen and three aa,'s,
was capsized on Lake Ohtario To-Day Uhe o.l
man and one woman, were sarcd. Inc
party belonged here.
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FORTRESS MONROE, September Ia
schooner dragging her aachor to-day broke
the Hampton Roads cable. 1t Will probably
be repaired tonight.
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Army OF the Cumberland a..

PITTsBuRG, September 17.---Generals Sher-
man and Saeridan are here, in attendance
at toe seventh reunion Of the Army of the
Cumberland.
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IF YOU WANT to get the most fashionable styles
Of dress goods YOU must make your selections out
of the new stock OF fall goods just received at LEVY
BROTHERS. They ask but ONE PRICE, and That
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General BeaureSnrd En Route for

ISpeclal telegram to the Dispatch.l
M1LLBoHo', VA, September 1T.-Gencral
Bcauregard passed through here tonight en-
route for Manassas, where he will review to-
morrow his old battlefield for the first time
since the battle of July, 1861.
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No SULPHUR OR LEAD IN CAPILL!SA.

BE,ss 4 co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FiRsT-CLAss
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We haa never seen bad picture from their gal
lery. We recommend cur readers 10 their esGio-
ushmept. Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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PARTIES WHO "rAyE NEVER SEEN ANY GOOD
PEARS Ia this city, can have their sight restored
and have their mouths made watcry by calling al
PIZZINI'S. S07 Broad street