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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISGTos. September 19-On satllr'
day. for New England, the pressure VIII in
crease, with northwest TO north winds, low
temperature, and clear or clearing weather.
For tue Middle states, winds ycerlng TO
northwest and northeast, and partly cloudy
weather with rain, and the winds increasing
to brisk from Virginia to New Jersey.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather, rain, and very brisk winds. the 'at-
ter probably shifting to nor.hwesterly, with
clearing weather from Florida to South
Carolina.
The storm in Southern Georgia will move
enthusiastically. Cautionary signals con-
tinue at Jacksonville, Savannah, Charles
ton, and Wilmington, and are ordered Tor
Nnlinik.
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Yellov.Ecycf.

MEMPHIS, September l9.-Twelse yellow
foyer deaths Yesterday. The municipal au.
thor;ties have voted Sl0,0 900 to the Howard
I ASSOCIATION. The Masons, Odd. Fellows, aad
Typos are providing for their brethren.
LrrrLH Rock, September l9.-lIe s.'s
mails 70 Shreveport have Deeh tesuneu, %.
The fear of the fever reaching asfe a's
aba.ed. ~ So
WASHINGTON, September l2:-i M III Sa.s ~.
Department has adyices from hey " ss' 'lia'
the cases of ycllow-tefer on the fa"hes w. 81.
improving. There Is no fever at hey "ess
or aboard the SauguS.
B.LrIsoRr, September l9.-The Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Fellows have sent saoo 70
Shreveport.
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BotctOUrt.
GENERAL KEAPER SPEAKS AT FIHCAsTLE--o oTHEE
SPEAKERS.

GENERAL KEAPER STEAKS AT TFISCAsTLE--oTHEE
SPEAKERS.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchI
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. Va, September 19.--
General kemper addressed large crowd
of citizens Mt Fincastle to-day. The gallery
of the courthouse was filled with ladies',
who seemed to enjoy the eloquent speeches
as much as the voters present. General
Kemper made mos; seathing review of the
Radical party and their renegade leader
and said Hughes's Lynchburs pronuncn-
miento was an African arrow, poisoned with
hate, shot from the bow Of rccreant white
man. The speech was interrupted by loud
and frequent applause.
Mr.. Berry, of Bedford, followed with one
of his characteristic speeches in his happlest
style; and Colonel Gilman, of Richmond,
also made an eloquent speech.
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lnE MICHIGAN Iron COMPANY. OF NIRGI-
NIA.-Ihc charter of the Michigan Iron
company, Of Virginia, granted by Judge
Henry Shackctord, of the Sixth circuit, has
been received for record in the office Of the
Secretary Of the Commonwealth. The pur-
POSTS Of the company are to mine, smnlt and
manufacture iron and other ores in the State
OF Virginia, with principal office aud bus-
ness at Charlottesville, Albcmarle county;
capital stock not less than 100000 nor
more than :J,060. 600, in shares Of 500 each; ;
not 10 own more than 10000 acres in Virgil
nia and the following officers to serve for
the first year: President, Joseph Ii. Berry,
Detroit, Mich; Fice-Prcsident, Lornzo
olDcrt, Staunton, Va; Treasurer, Merritt
Eaudolph; Secretary, Frederick II. Eich-
,Jauner; Superintendent, Andrew G. Hunt
er-tLe last three Of Detroit. Mich.
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The Government Come to the Rescue.
$40. .O0O. 900 Bonds to be Bought 10 day.

WASHINGTON, September 19.-Mdnsght.--
General Babcock has been in consultation
with Secretary Richardson tonight, and
several dispatches have passed between these
gentlemen aud the President, the result OF
which was the determination on the part
of the Government to purchase ten million
Of bonds tomorrow. This policy was with.
out doubt directed by the President after
fulI consultation personally and by telegraph
with prominent business men in New York
and Philadelphia.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERASCE OFFICERS
Fidelity Division, No. /, Sons Of Tempe
rance, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter: Rev. Thomas X. HcW-
lett, w. P; B. J. Gray, W. A.; j. 3. Bent
ley. X. s.; William Green, A. r. s.; Ii. S.
Bailey, f. S.; w. H. l.. Coombs, r.; Horace
Harrison, Chap. John Russell, Con-; NJ.
+. Griffin, A. G.. j. Hatcher, |. s.; NJ. NJ.
Moore, O. s.; Moses Taylor, ?. ". Z.
Representatives to the Grand Lodge: Rev.
II. II. Hewlett, Moses Taylor, b. Clarke. and
Thomas jackson. The above officers will
be publicly installed at Wesley chapel on the
first Thursday in October.
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THE SESGERFEsT.-Thcc committee having
charge of the arrangements for the great
S;engerfest which will be held in this city,
commencing on the 2Sth instant, are fast
completing their labors, and it is more than
probable that their plans will be successfully
carried out. The grand concert will be
given at Assembly Hall on the 10Th, and the
sale of reserved seats commences at West,
Johnston 6 Co.'S on Thursday the 25th.
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AI,cuTON A.. .athorse-lot, horses.

COOK SLAUGHT 10 A. NJ, at hoIse-lot, horses.
ta mules, &C.
HILL & GODDIN, S Z. NJ, brick dwelling NO. Soo
cast side of Nineteenth street, between Broao
and Marshall.
LYME & BROTHER, 81 =. M., two building lots
on Grove avenue 1T its Intersection Of the east
line Of Ilaryie street
ROBERTSON { BRONAJGH. P. NJ, building
lot on Scmnes street. Also, nine building lots in
MARKS addition to Manchester.
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The Cres;;t-Mobilier Suits.

HARTFORD, September 19.-Hon. William
n. Evarts, arguing the constitutionality OF
tho Credit -Mobier trial, said: "This suit Is
brought under authority of the fourth Sec
t;on of an appropriation act passed by an eS'
piring Congress asitated with its own re-
putation. 1t has no precedent nor attendant,
and will have no successor"
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The THEATRE.-Romeo and Juliet was
presented last night in a very satisfactory
manner so far as the leading parts were con-
ccrned, and the performance was witnessed
by good audience. This afternoon the first
matinee of the season will take place, when
Loves Sacrifice will be played, by request,
for the benefit Of the ladies and children.
Tonight Lordon Assurance with new
castc) and "the Screen Scene from the
School for Scandal.
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VIRGINIA OPEHA-HousE.-A crowded
house attended the second performance of
" Escaped from Sing-Sing." This afternoon
lat tue matinGe) and tonight Mr.. Muir
raw will appear in his great sensational
drama. "The Gamblers Crime; or, The
Murder on the Hudson"; which is said to
be founded on the plat Of Readc 4 Boucl-
cault's popular novel "Foul Play"
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The PolariS Grew.

LONDON, September 19.-The Polaris crew
were rescued from their boat by u whaler on
the 10Th of July.
WAsHISGTos, September 19.-The State
Department has ordered the consul at Dun
dee to pay the expenses OF the Polaris crew
and send them home.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-The Junlata
has returned to st. Johns from the search
for the PoIaris, where she Will await the II
gress, and both return.
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ADJOURNMENT.

PERsoSAL.-Mr. j. j. Leech, of the Lex
ington Gazette, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. u. Cameron, of the Hillsboro' (North
Carolina) Recorder, is also in the city.
Professor Joseph Newton, Of London,
Eng, who arrived at Norfolk in the steam
ship Hibernian on her last trip, is in the city.
Professor Ncwton's object is to obtain re-
liable information about the agricultural re-
sources of Virginia, so as to organizean eX-
pedition from England thitherward of
wealthy gentlemen, who, by their rcprcsen-
tation and knowledge Of the State, may ill.,
duce immigration to Virginia on the part OF
intelligent and well-to-do Englishmen.
Major George +. Norton, of the old First
Virginia regiment formerly Of Richmond,
and now Of King George county,, was in
the city yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the American Hotel
Yesterday were Messrs. w. l.. BridSers,
Moundsyillc, W. Va; c. S. Winstead, North
Carolina: y. l.. Gray. Cumberland; l.. w.
Hunter, Charlotte; William f. Jackson,
Amelia J. II. Bryson, Virginia; L. Whittle.
Powhatan county and Reuben Ragland, OF
Petersburg.
At the Exchange and Ballard House the
following were amongst the names regis.
tered: Messr.. \. Z. Abel, Savannah, Ca;
2. b. Hooe, Alexandria,, Va; DR.. j. W.
Nash, Cumberland; William Il. AyreS, Mo-
bile. Ala; John \. Staples, Greensboro
n. c.; Camm Patterson, Buckingham coun'
ty; 4. Robbins, Phiadelphia; }. G. Saliva
Brooklyn, n. u; and Richard Wickson, New
York
The following were at Ford's: Messrs
GeorgeJ. Croncnberger, Greensboro, n. G.;
A. n. Gregg, Amelia A. Garibaldi, Halifax
n. c.; William Hockett, Jr., Easton, Pa;
and w. T. Clarke, Danrile.
Mr.. c. NJ. Webber, late of the Roanoke
Times, is in Richmond making arrangements
to start his new paper, which will be called
the Salem Register.
Colonel G. r. Quincy, Of the Roanoke
Talley has been in the city for several days
in the interest of his paper.
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SENT TO TUB GRAND Jury FOR INDICTMENT.
In the Police Court yesterday Albert Brown
appeared to answer the charge OF feloniously,
under false promise of marriage, injuring
Janetta Cousins on the 17th September. A
number of witnesses were examined, and
the accused sent on to the grand jury of the
Hastings Court for Indictment.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. JOHN McNEMARA.-The
remains of the late John McNemara were
buried at Hollywood Cemetery yesterday
evening. In the long procession that es-
corted his body to the grave we noticed the
members of the Catholic Beneficial Society,
and of the Catholic Temperance and Bene-
fetal Society, and large number Of car
riages containing many friends OF the de-
naasoi
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t;o,, the News oS the Panic Affects
Hich,n0nd.

t;.,, thc News oS the Panic Affects
Richmond.
fhr exciting trlcgramS from the North.in
~c-.11d ~ Che fniturc Of Jay Cooke ~ Co.,
.rl the couscuucn: financial panic in north
,.n cities, were Of course the subject oi
,.-rat deal ui comment Yesterday III Rich
,..nd, n elsewhere but the interest was cS-
-Hhi;td only hv an anxiety for the latest
r,.w> and fullest details rs displayed Al short
.,fryy&l> on the newspaper bulletins. The
banks and private hanking-houSes pursued
.hr even tenor Of their way. deposits were
..,,,y made. and At the close Of the day all
l,a lhau. tac usual balances on hand.
Yesterday afternoon. with view TO laying
-, t,,r or readers the most reliable state
...n. - 10 the effect 0! the financial furry
,.,.a or own city and State, representa-
90, af the Dispatch had interviews with Sc
wal Of the leading bankers, and found them
. ..:r willing to give their opinions and adj
ice. They were unanimous in saying that
richmond has no direct interest III the
..crt>h" on Wall street. and that we are not
.,r'y L. It affected by it except in the most
amC:u manner. There has bean Strin-
..."ey III tic money market for some time
,a>,. OWN" 10 large advances 10 mMantactu-
FINK concerns ana the difficulty about getting
discounts in New YORK. This Stringcncv
viii. q. course. continue, and perhaps be i'll
creased for the failure OF any two or three
,irn, oi ii-h >ttuling always causes dis
;fu>:. w..>u time only can dlSpcl. Anything
mon, >rg.uti> ~ 10 this cl.y Is liard!y W!thin
-.. r.n-r of possibility.
l.i,a >onlcw la: remarkable fact That none
.s,r. lon. !i-t o: suspended houses received
,,.i,,. like hour list night had any regular
.,l..rc>> connection with 4 single bank or
,..lhinc concern in this city. JAY Cooke "
go. were fer 4 long time intimately con-
,....,.d " itu the trccdmcu's Banks, ana JAY
cook ma> or the tlnaucc committee OF the
hank il Washington. but eighteen months
.,,, iAr>c association, We're dissolved. ana a
,,.l,,-,l..m from u. ". SlIckncv, actuary OF
,n,Io,ihcr Frccdmcn'S Bank in Washington,
received yesterday, states that they lose no.
hing whatever either by the failure OF Jay
Cooke X Co. or OF the First National Bank
d! Washington.
The letters of credit of JAY Cooke Co.
nave generally been ca>hcd in this city by
the Merchants National Bank-onc of our
>nuuIr>t financial inStitutionS-and that
bank. instead of being out by the failure,
finds itself intlebtc ed TO the suspended house
II tie paItry sum Of iorty-nnc dollars. Let
..r> oi credit hereafter presented, instead OF
Icing c.lShcd. will bc sent on to New I ork
:pr collection
Few ut our banking concerns or capitalists
have Of late been in the habit OF having
I.lrg,. balances TO their credit on deposit III
New York for two very good reasonS-hrst,
Jct.ai:>r wc have little money 10 sen0 out OF
Tie state: and second, because no one finds
L profitable i" put money out IN New I ork
u rotir OF five per cent. when ii easily brings
..i,-,. harn
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PEEsEyTATi0N.-Mr. John Fl. Frischkorn,
organist OF Trinity church. was on Thurs
day night the recipient Of very handsome
testimonial from The members Of the choir
aud church, consisting of silver pitcher,
waiter, and goblet. The presentation was
made by Mr.. c. p. Rady, leader of the choir,
and received by Mr.. Frischkorn in an ap-
propratc address. The present was made
in consideration of the valuable services OF
Mr. Frischkorn to the church.
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INTERESTING PRorRAcTED MEETISG.--Reli-
oious services have been held every night
during the past week in Centenary Mctho-
dist church by the pastor, the Rev. John l..
Edwards, d. D. a deep religious interest
pcrrades the congregation. The services
will be continued every night during the
coming week, commencing at s O'Clock p.
n. The pastor will be assisted by other
ministers. Large congregations have been
in attendance on all the services, aud the indi-
cations are reported to be decidedly encour-
aging for protractcd meeting of very great
interest
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IIELMBoLD'S BUCHU IS the only reliable remedy
for diseases of the urinary organs. Take 1t In sea
son, and do not be- i'm rosed upon by quacks and im-
posters.
We are glad TO learn that the absence Of the cee-
brated DR.. Helmb0ld has not prevented the contin-
ucd manufacture Of the BIichu so well known us
the only efficient remedy for diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs. There are countcrfets OF this
most excellent medicine Genuine has proprlctors
private stamp. John F. Henry, New York. Sole
Agent,
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...e.t or Morton the Bank swindlsr.

LOUISVILLE, September 10 Morton the
bank swindler previously reported Morgan?
has been arrested, with the money Obtained
from the German Savings Bank In MS pos
session. He gives no account OF that obtain
cd from the Farmers and Droyers Bank.
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Tile TICKETS IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIFT
CONCERT are being sold very rapidly. Everybody
has confidence in the enterprise, The Masons of Nor
folk being at The head of It. The large prize OF
$50, 900 is worth trying for, besides smaller prizes,
from Sa5,O00 down.
The price of whole tickets Is IS; halves. $3.50. For
sale In Richmond at z. Weslger L Co.'S hat store,
1901 Main street.
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EyASS IEoN COMrAsY.-Thc record OF Il
charter giHntcd to the Evans Iron Company
j., .Iu,i%c l.. Ii. Turner, Of the Circuit Court
81 >hcnaudoah county. has been lodged Ill
ll. Office Of the Secretary Of the Common
wealth. The principal Office Of the company
: 20 BE- located at the furnace, in Shcnan-
&oah county. about two miles from Water
si,k station. The capital stock OF the com
Iuny is Ia be not less than $4,000 nor more
,h:tn S.5,OG0. divided into shares Of 500
rr.A. 1t is proposed by the company to ac-
qgitr hy lease or purchase the right to AL
the iron ore, lands and material, necessary
ior the h,:>inc>s OF The company III the man
,.l4clurc OF iron in Shenandoah and adJoln-
az counties.
The following are the officers who are 10
manage the affairs Of The company for the
lir,t year james Young, president; Joseph
II. Lands, treasurer. Directors: James
Young, Joseph II. Lands, K. IL. Evans, K.
j. Young, Joseph Campbell, and seymour
R4ymond
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LABORATORY OF DR. W. II. TAYLOR, ASALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEHIsT.-The result of 4
careful chemical examination Of -. Senmes's
Pure Rye Whskeyn enables me to confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article OF UNI
questionable purity for use medicine or as bere-
nge. The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot of one hundred barrels, and were selected
by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
Aualytcal Chemist.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following notaries public: J. v.
Crute, Buckingham George A. Jones, Han
over; 5; and James Heslip, of the county of
Montgomery.
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GOLDEN WnoING.-Our highly.respected
and universally. known fellow-citizen James
Evans, Esq, celebrated ON Thursday last bis
"golden wedding"
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REMEMBER. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THAT OUR
friend hNToSI, the confcctioncr, has opened a
splendid dningsaloon In connection with his COLI
feclioncry, where You can get the best the market
affords.
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REEs & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction.
We have never seen bad picture from Their gal
lcry We recommend our readers to their estab-
lislment, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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The aforementioned whiskey, made In lSea, can
be had for three dollars per gallon at ...
e. T. ARcHER's, No. 735 Main street.
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LuSAcY COMMISSION ORpERED.-lr. james
b. Ford, charged with being a lunatic, ap.
pcared before the Police Court yesterday
morning, was committed to Jail, and Il com
mi.t:ton de ianaHco inqutrendo ordered by
Justice White
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THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF UMBRELLAS in
the city. first-rate umbrella for Tl.5o at F. WEI
sIGER & CO.'S, 1901 Main street.
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SENT TO JAN FOR FIFTEEN DAYs.-Wu-
liam f. Webber, charged with unlawfully
nssautinX and beating bis wife. appeared
before the Police Justice yesterday morning,
and being found guilty was sent to Jail for
fifteen days
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JUICE AproIHTED.-The Governor has ap-
pointe,l William B. Simmons, ESQ, Judge
of the County Court Of Botetourt, ctce Hon.
John j. Allen. resigned.
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POSTAL CARDs.-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly ana
rheaply done at the Dfspatch printing house
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sUdyFaOS SALES THIS DAY.

On oH sales OF real estate made tet,oee'! h1 ISL q
Junudry and aOth Of June tha tnres FOR the pre-, Re,
sent year haretO be paid by the purchaser; oa
an sales made Letnee1 the lst Of July ana adst
of tie vedr TIE taaeS hareto De paid ~ the seller
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PHzISr HAS A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BRANDY
PEACHES put up In Jars by himself. ,-.
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NEW YORK BARTLETT PEARs.-Lf you wish TO
get the best PEARS In this market go 10 PIZzISI's
and get some of these.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held In all the
city churches tomorrow, except the follow
ing special appointments:
81. PauPs (EpiscopaD 1.-The pastor, Rev.
Charles Minnigerode, d. D., having returned
to the city, this church will be open for
divine service ut II 4. NJ.
Monunaentdl.-Rev. George Woodbridge,
D. D., at II A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
First Presbytertdn.-Rev. Thomas l..
Preston. D. D., at Ii 4. M. and 8 p. NJ.
Second Presbyterian (Dr. Hoge's).-Ser.
vices conducted by the pastor in the lecture
room at II A. NJ. No service in the after
noon.
FIRST Baptist.-Rev. j. L. Burrows, D. D.,
at II A. NJ; Rev. n. W. Wilson, d. D., at 5
P. M. ....
SerenG- Street Christida.-They pastor,
Rev. Joseph L. Tyler, having returned 10
the city, will preach at II A. NJ. and Z. N
. Fenable- Street Chapel.-Rey. j. l.. VI
Curry, D.. D., ut u A. NJ. -.-----------,.---.,-
UnirersGRst Church.-Rev. Elmer III. Ca.
pen at II a. NJ. and ~ P. NJ.
Centenary Methodist.-Rev. William f.
Edwards. of Norfolk, son of the pastor (Rev
John +. Edwards), D. D., at II A. NJ. The
pastor at S P. II. .
Trinity iHeHtodist.-The pastor at II a. NJ
subject, ':The Elder Brother OF the
Prodieal Son land ut Il P. M.-subJect
"Life; its Results"
Sidney Metodist.-Rev. George c. Van.
derslice, having returned TO the city, will
preach at II A. n. and = P. NJ.
Orcgon.HiN Nettod;st.-Rev. William Is
McGilvray at II A. NJ; pastor at 7:45 2. M
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Ho, EVERY ONE THAT is BAKEFooTED We
have examined the assortment Of ladies', gentle
mems, and children's boots, shoes, &C. opened by
our friend HUNTER BEAZLEY, Hull street, Mali
chester and pronounce it par excellence the stock
Of hp DeriOd.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RlcHaosD PosT-OrFtcE SEPTEMBER I9.-L. N.
Peterson, city one, no address.
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Corr, Crop I'm rIifnois.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, September Bic
ports from seventy Illipols couaties give tis
corn prospects at sla per cent. below tns
last wear. 20 -. ID. l...-..
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RECEIVED TODAY, II fresh addition TO the splcn-
did assortment of hats at SIMMONS & Co.'s, next
Dispatch.
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REyEHuB CoLLRcTIoNs.-The Internal reVe-
nue. collections yesterday amounted to Sl0,-
606.
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SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS WILSON'S FIG
TWIST CHEWING TOBACCO at w. ID. BLAIR CO.'S
Slpth and Main streets A most superior article.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
mo GOODS from z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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WOODS AGUE coNoUEROR sURB CURE.

PEMBROKE SHIRTS, ready-madc and made to
order, by F. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIFTS made tc
order by E. B. SPENCE Son.
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TIE BEST STOCK or HATS In the city for the re-
tail trade can be found at A A. ALLEN & BRO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

SIMMONS & Co. sell fashionable lightweight
sIlk hat at five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

CONCORD GRAPES.-Anoiher lot Of this delicious
fruit al PIZZINLS. --- ---.----- =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20
NO SULPHUR OR LEAD IN CAPILLISA.

TIE FINEST COLLECTION OF PEARS In this city
arc to be seen at PfZztSIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-20

GO TO 4. ALLEN G. BROTHERS for the latest
style in fall hats .... ...