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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-28
MANCHEarER NEWS.

RADICAL MEETlNG.--At the meeting held
in this city on Saturday night to ratify
the nomination of Rush Burgess, the cam
didate, Colonel I. Fl. Shields and others
spoke, and about II O'Clock the meeting broke
up in row, and q full report Of the rich
proceedings are necessarily postponed until
tomorrow.
The HUsTISGs CoURr.--This body, which
has been in session the past week, will meet
again this morning at 10 O'Clock.
ln the presentmeDt cases for doing bus-
ness without license nolle prosequiS were
entered in some and others dismissed on pay.
mentof costs, it being evident that there
was no criminal intent.
Bartlett Fisher was convicted Of chicken.
stealing from B. II. Morrissette, but, on
motion of counsel, new trial was granted,
and the case will come up at the November
term.
The special grand jury, with james NJ.
Moody foreman, found true bill against
Mary Fisher for perjury in this case.i
a number of DEGREES in chancery agreea.
bic to bills filed were granted, and large
amount of other unimportant civil business
| transacted.
TRANsFERs.--The clerk Of the Hastings
Court reports the transfer of sixty feet of
real estate on Hunter street, Snellings's ad-
dition, from Joseph h. Mann to John G..
Snelson.
Several release and trust deeds were also
admitted to record for the week ending Sep.
tember 26th.
| BANK OF MANCHEsTER--C.C c. McRae, Esq
has been elected president and E. w. Weisi.
ger vice-presdent of this institution. The
election of cashier and runner was post
poned to the next meeting of the board oil
directors.
PERsoHAL.-Miss Alice Monteiro, of this
city, has been elected principal of the school
at ''Bollings," in Bermuda township.
DR.. John Fl. Winfree has been appointed
by Judge CIopton collector of Matoaco town
ship.
Petitions numerously signed are in circll-
lation praying the Governor to pardon Cap.
tain E. Ii. Foote, lately convicted of perjury
| in Richmond.
Rev. William A. Campbell has been absent
| for several days on attendance at East Han
over Presbytery, at Amelia Courthouse. :
COUNTY PoL1TIcs.-The next Conservative
meeting in this county will be held at the
| Otu OSlOOCl luu itb LuC
Manchester Conservatives have u grand
rally, Governor Walker speaking at both
| places.
RELIGIOUS MEETMGs.-The revivals Of re-
| ligion at both the Baptist and Methodist
churches have been eminently successful and
well attended, and will be continued this
| week.
TWENTY LAsHEs.-Bob Lewis (colored),
arrested for stealing from the Maury Gene
terry, and also found in possession Of articles
stolen from S. NJ. Perdue, was ordered
| twenty lashes and six months Imprisonment.
THE CITY DAM.-The contract for work
on the city water.power has been awarded
David Lewis, Esq, but operations have not
as yet commenced.
AT THE QUARRlas.-One hundred stone
cutters are now engaged By the Old Domin-
ion Granite Company getting stone for the
Philadelphia post-ottice and United States
Courthouse
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MANY BUSINESS MEN.
To Many Business Men

To Many Business Men:
Gen.lemen,-In reply to your card of the 25tli,
have 10 say without The least hesitation thar am
unalteraby oppos ed to Baltimore being allowed to
encroach alother foot on the trade area OF Virgil.
MIA, or to extend her communications further
through the State. have ever regretted the policy
which allowed bey to extend the Orange and Alex.
anqria railroad from Lynchburg to Dangi|ie, there
by divertlng q portion OF the trade OF Western
North Carolina from this city. equally deplort
that same policy which allowed her to extend the
Valley road from Staunton to Sale,n Va. BE there
fore assured that by no vote Of mine, II elected
Senator from this district, win she ever be allowed
TO extend this road from Salem down the Glincl,
valley, and make any further inroads iDto tina.
southwestern country, the trade of which trust
Richmond will secure by her frequent connections
or roads now In contemplation.
Very respectfully, A. :. MCfAE.
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ORGAN1zATIoS OF A CONSERVATIVE Work
ING CLUB.-There was organized on Satur.
day evening at Concordia Hall, on Broad
street, Conservative working club, con-
sisting of citizens of Monroe, Clay and jack
son Wards, with the following officers: a.
S. johnson, president; 2. T. Moore, first
vice-president; B. T. johnson, second vice
president; J. W. Beveridge, third vice-pre.
sident; John H. Knowles, fourth vice-pre-
sident: R. V. Priddy, fifth yice-president ;
John C. Teller, secretary j. NJ. Macon, as
siStant secretary; Thomas A. Brander, uea-
surer; Montrose Angle, sergeant-at.arms.
The name of the organization is the cold
Virginia Club"
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correspondence!

6tplcinDeE 10 IL.
To DR.. 4, s. 5fcRde:
Sr,-As your name has been presented to The
Conservative voters OF Richmond and Hcnrlco
for the position made vacant by the resignation OF
COLONEL JOHN X. CoNNALLY, IL becomes 3 matter
OF serious importance to ascertain the views enter.
tanned by you ard others mentioned in connection
with this position 1t ls Well known that question
involving the vital interests OF Richmond will be
slider by the General Assembly at Its next session.
We refer 20 the application which will be made by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 extend the VAL
ley railroad one Of its tributaries, fron Salem, In
Roanoke cousty, TO the Tennessee line, running
parallel with the Lynchburg and Tennessee rail-
road, and thus diverting much Of The travel and
trade which now comes To- this city 10 tue city OF
Baltimore.
AS this Is question paramount to all others,w
you be kind enough 10 give US your views on this
subject Ut once, In order that the business men OF
tue city may vote at the primary election in man
uer which may result In beneIung them aud not IL
crippng their trade
MANY BUSINESS MEN.
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CoLoREp Sons OF TEMPERANcE-ELEcTIoN
on OFr1csRs.-Excelsior Division, No. 80, CO.
Iored Sons of Temperance, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
:Toseph Fl. Harper, w. P; Cary W. Ander'
SON, ". A.; o. NJ. Steward, r; s.; $. A.
Winbush, A. R. S.; William +. johnson. r.
s: William T. White, T.; William b. Man ID
nj ming. " Chap; Abram Lucas, Con; Samuel T.
HucSluss, A. c.; Wilson Taylor, .. s.; Ed
ward Norris, i. S.; William F. Brown, +.
W. p; w. f. Brown, L. D. Representa-
t,ves 10 the Grand Lodge: William +.
Brown, William H. simms, and Joseph d.
Harper. This division initiated i've candi-
dates at its last meeting.
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UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND osT.OFFIcE SEPTEMBER 26, 1874
B.. care Carrier No. 3. Richmond, Va; Mrs.
Virginia Carr, No. 2712 Broad street, Church
Hill; Or. James Deatop, corner Of First and
Cary streets, Richmond, Va; William ELY
son, present; Mr.. William Knox, Eighteenth
between Marshall and Clay streets, Rich
mond, Va; Stranger, Richmond post-ottice,
Mr.. Oh. Schmidt, No. 800 north Seventh
street, Richmond Mrs. Joseph G. Williams
No. $500 Grace and Twenty.thrd streets,
Richmond, Va; one package of tobacco, no
address,
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RICHMOND. VA, september &c. 1874.

RICHMOND. VA, september 26. 1874.
l.. = r. V,aur, llDrth0Ia, Cuttreli. Ende1'S, Lee'
.truf tL,rS:
GE>utMES,-l have the honor to acknowledge
f. ,,r,lg. ii yulr communication Calling upon me
= IrUu' uIl name Ia Dc used candidate Tor the
un.ula.aun ~ The Conservative party Tor the va
r,aey IN the senate of Virginia for this distrlct.
H. ..r4-.e! to &ccept my Acknowledgements for The
,.a..l.r.tUl you have thus paid me. Ny own con-
Nrium. oi irHprIcty. aud The announced policy Oh
liz pArgy. absolutely prevent my being candiuale
Tor Anm!t aeon: but ! fully recognize the right
e. .- ',.,," 10 the services Of every citizen when
tr uuh, Interests rcqGIrc it, and il II is supposed
taai eu ' 81 ucln the Legi stature In protecting
ta a'':".'- uf !, city and state, shail be happy
t.,syr them there particularly in trying relieve
commerce. .lmd trad. from the unequal aud UNJUST
h:sn,"% l!uIu,cd on 1t by Over.taXalion. My
l4.l', ;.l. .r,!,r.. ! 1t Your service.
luur Ubcdent servant,
~.~-!f BRADLEY II. JOHNSON.
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BURNING GRA1N-THE COLUMBIAN MILLs.-
A stranger visiting the site of the old Co
lumbian Mills would conclude that The fire
which destroyed that valuable property was
of recent occurrence but for the splendid
new mills which now stand as monument
of the enterprise Of that concern. From the
northeast corner of the foundation smoke may
seen curling out from the ruins, while the
smell of burning grain IS at times as strong as
it was just after the fire. The smoke comes
from the smouldering grain and flour which
we're not removed from the mills when they
were destroyed. The fire, it will be remem,
bered. occurred on Tuesday night, April
o2d-more than five months ago.
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PARLoR ENTERTAINMENT AT Opp ELBOWS
HALL.-The first parlor entertainment of the
season, given by the. Geranium Club, an or
ganization Of young colored persons, for the
benefit of the children OF the Colored Or.
phan Asylum, will take place tomorrow
evening at the Odd -Felo VS. hall. The pro-
gramme embraces several tableaux, songs,
etc.
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REPUBLICAN WARD MEET1NG.-Ine Repuo-
licans of Jefferson Ward met saturday nlsht
in pursuance of call OF the Republican
Congressional Committee for reOrganlzatloynI
and elected the following officers ). J.
Munn, president; j. t. Quarles, vice-presl'
dent; James NJ. Quarles, secretary; James
White, treasurer; Ed. Waller, Ed. States
and j. T. Quarles as members OF the City
Central Committee, and five members Tor the
Eyecutiye Committee of the ward,
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PERsoaAL.--Mr. John G. Winn has been
employed to assist Mr.. iJonn o. stegar in the
examination of the affairs of the basement
Offices, ordered By the General Assembly at
its last session.
John Bell Bigger, Esq, clerk Of the House
OF Delegates, who has been in Gloucester
county on fishing excursion, passed through
the city on Saturday en- route TO bis home in
Hanover.
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WILKINSON & WITuERs,
1907 Main street. opposite Dost-ofice.
january l3, 1872.

TRANSFER PRINTING INKs.-We invite atten-
ton 70 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are Of recent intro-
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are Of aquality that can be copied any length of
time after being printed. win copy In ordinary
lctter-presS book. .s
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T1LL.TAPpING.-Two small boys-Patrick
Fore,tslI and Julian Pendleton-for rob.
hing the money-drawer of John Boucher,
we're before the Police Justice Saturday
morning. The offence being proved, they
we're sent to the police-station for t"eive
hours confinement, their tender age render,
ing il unlikely that Imprisonment IN jail
would Improve their morals.
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cnuars ARRIVED. Two conyicts arrived
st the State prison on Saturday: North
White fcoiored), from Wythe county, lor
t;ve wears for attempted rape, and William
7 Grabtree, also from Wythe, for three
veors for housebreaking. James wilson
3eolored), from Norfolk, for eighteen years e.s
for murder, arrived Friday evening: Inc
sentence OF Wilson was commuted by the
Governor nom hanging.
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Colonel CARRISGToN, who has been presented
hv the people as a candidate for the position u
state senator, has no axe TO grind; he Is not
railroad man has never mixed in any OF the Iaii-
road schemes which have been presented 10 the
preyious legislative bodies; he will prove himself
10 be the representatveof the people Let tue peo'
nile cast their votes for him TO-DAY at the primary
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[ WA>EkN ATIyEs,
TO TIE POLLS.

t%, '-N'3ii election wlil be held TODAY to nom
= t;.N,tl"lc iJF The Senate OF Virginia. DR..
So, ~ ~ T., "c'! Known III Richmond aud In the
,..4,- "''.h c his resided all OF his life, is Il
.r.',' "ls" value the welfare OF the city Of Rich.
E. y 40 ana us commerce, will vote for him
,t'r.' any 'Ppr htusiuns as 10 what may be his
t-l, i. u" > trncsi and above the suspicion of
N.."...,. VIC interest Of any rival city or State
~ se2S-ltf
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TIE SENATE.
I ~ It
4 Richmond, VA, September %, 1874.
= ~ -

E!,HMuND, VA, September 20, 1874.
I"ttLr&EL v. 4. tARkINGTuN:
I"@'r >.r-Bairvimg HAT You possess quallhca' :
tv;i> tia; -IrucNy Iii you Tor the service Of the
r0M 1yr.,. a"G llal YOU would earnestly devote
t.".E"i a. ia~ advancement of the pubhc welfare
- tu,'r' 70 position In make useful your energy
'i' '1eH Sc RESPECTFULLY request you 10 permit
~' " a. eHtr- your niIue Hr caiidi1atc AT ne
if;li!l ".r hJH ui tue Conservative party OF this
l.a.'4.- h.. "a Monday next. 10 ill the uneN-
j'''!i'ft!. Ii !tc -"na;e ~; Virginia made vacant
n. '-@ la",. .nas.yM Ci Colonel JODn Is. Connllly.
MANY VOTERS.
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aiCiNrND. Va. September 20, 1874.
-" -AEb.-iA reply 10 The call OF Many
'..'f AID Ia" "r-cut request OF other friends,
.,', " 70" E";rd iyr Ii the primary election Oh
-..+! -"is H>iaHi. tor nomi nation 10 Il Ii the va
- .a !ir senate ~ Virginia occas med by the
La az! ci,c,sd. will Use my best tforts to ;d-
'-''r %" Interests Of Iii. city aud lcr people.
sr---!t W e, (,ARRi nC;TfyS
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SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUsIc, AND MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTATION can buy sheet music cheaaer
at JoHNsTos's, 91S Main. street, than anywhere
else in the city. Also, school books and musical
Instr uments at lowest rates. ;7t sf
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ScHAAP's Variety and Cigar Store isat140 Main
street. Dealers supplied at lowest market rates
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Showing an increase of 393 pupils over
the number registered during the first weeks
school session last year. OF these pupils al
ready registered, 146 white and 1852 colored,
have not been admitted Us regular scholars
because OF their failure to show their tax
receipts. Their parents will probably attend
to this matter at once and the children be
regularly enrolled to-day or tomorrow.
1t is probable that another first grammar
grade will have to be opened in the
High School building, so great has been the
increase in the registration over last year.
1t will be remembered that the public
schools are opened earlier this season than
last, and many persons who send their chill
dren to the public schools have not yet re.
turned from their summer vacation, so that
it is fAir to presume that the schools will be
much more Literally patronized than they
were last.
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The insurance interest Of The State Of Virginia
has never been fully represented on the fDor oil
e,ther house OF the State Legislature; therefore
Is to the Interest OF every Insurance man In INC
10 vote for Colonel w. G. cARRINGToS Tor lhe
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REPUBLICAN PIc-NIc.--A number Of he
publicans, wearied with the heat and bur-
den of ofiice.holding, repaired TO Riverside
Park on Saturday and solaced themselves
with brief interval Of rest and other gooa
things,
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MERCURY. ARSENIC, AND QrrEIsE are the pei.
sous usually administered to counteract the poison
OF malaria They sometimes break chill but
are always hurtfuI and offen DANGEROUS to The sys
tenn. DKsHLERss FEyKR AND AGUx PILLS srean
infallibIe cure for periodic fevefs, 1itaoea dngo
these poisons. Sold by druggists and by FRksER&
LEE, New Fork city. ~ u
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RETAIL MARKET PRloEs.-rhe following is
a statement of the retail city market prices
on Saturday.:
Meats.-Beef-Ch 16a to 20c.; second
cuts, 12s to 15c.; shin, 10 to 25c. Veal-Choice,
1GS to 20c; outlets, 1896. shin, 10 to soc.
Lamb, 1853 to zoe. breast, l5c.; chops, 1Gsc.
Shote, 125 to 1890. per pound. Liver, Veal
or beef, 12sc. per pound.
Fouls Chickens, 20 to Acc, or three for
81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks, 30 to 50c.,
or 75c. to Sl.25 per pair.
FIsh.-Good spots, 25c. per bunch OF
five fish; hog-fsh, Csc. per bunch of six,
or Sl.25 per dozen--market not well sup
piled sheepshead, 12a to 1GSc. per pound ;
black club, 1890. per pound or for medium
size fish 75c. to 81 per bunch; crabs, so to
Toe. per dozen scarce.
Gdme.- Sora, 75c. to 81 per dozen-sup.
ply considerably increased since last week ;
ortlans, 75c. to 81 per dozen. =
VegetableS.-IriSh potatoes, &c. per quart ;
Is to zoe. per half-peck; per peck, 80
to 45c.; per bushel, S1.75 to 81; new sweet
l5c.; 15c. per hali-peck, 25c. per peck.
Market very well supplied. Beets, 4
to &c. per bunch.o Scarce. Cymlins.
1S5 W 1oc. pcA uOZSn SCly lCN III
market. Tomatoes for stewing, Two quarts
for DC. sicing, DC. per quart, or two quarts
for 123c., or 10 TO 30c. per dozen. Snaps, 8 to
Sc. per quart; per baf-peck, 20 to 25c. Onions,
1Oc. per quart. Cabbage, to zoe. per head
Green corn, 124 to zoe. per dozen; small corn
for picking, sc. per quart, or &c. per dozen.
Black-Eyed Peas, Sc. per quart. Butter
Beans, s to 10c. per quart. Cucumbers, 10 to
l5c. per dozen-Yery few in market Satur-
day. Egg Plant, 1Oc. piece-three for
25c. Turnips, 5 TO Sc. per bunch of five or
six. Okra, Sc. per quart. Pepper-corn, 1Oc
per bunch.
Fults.-Apples, 5 to 15c. per quart; pears,
2Oc per quart; peaches, Is to 25c. per quart,
or two quarts for 40c.; watermelons, 10 to
SOC. apiece. Very few in/market. Grapes,
1Oc. per pound; market very well supplied.
Mangos, 10c. per half-peck, 15c. per peck !;
very few offered for sale on Saturday. Chink-
apins, II to 15c. per quart. Ounces, 81 per
peck; scarce. Damsons, Sl.25 per peck;
scarce,
Alscelaneous.-B -Butter-Prime, 35 to 40c.;
cooking butter, 25 to 3Oc. Eggs, SOC. per
dozen. Honey, 20 and 25c. per pound,
or SOC. per jar; scarce. Herbs, to &c. per
bunch,
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room saturday, September 26th:
SA. M. 3PM 6PM
81 81 76
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Umbrellas and Canes specially at scHAAr's.

A A;CARD.-Professor HENRY e. LAUBE returns
his many thanks to the citizens for their patronage
during the past TWO years, and asks q continuanec
OF the same. His Dancing Academies will be re-
opened ON or about October 18th, 1874.
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Business men OF Richmond, Colonel caRIfsG.
roS is thoroughly Identified With The Interests 't
the city and Its peoples be is not apollician, nut
thorough business man, and rs such be should he
ounnorted by business men.
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ASSEMBLY HALL To. NIGRT.- Colonel John
4. Popham will reply to the speech deliver.
ed by hon. John Amber Smith on the night
OF the 23d instant, at Assembly Hall tonight.
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BOARD OF ALDERMsN.-The Board OF
Aldermen will meet this afternoon at 5
O'Clock.
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S"l WANT \ GOOD, TRUE, AND
L !hlLD NAN; Que of Intelligence and ca
i.'..., !f 'H senate. Grave and serious Ques-
% ,n"5 I'd "Arh our people are iutcrcSlcd viii oc-
,.i' i.s attention OF the Legislature this winter.
,II'. 'laa iN can and will study the Interests
a. ',i 'sil .! S0s!ng for GENERAL BRADLEY
iiN>pN. Election Mon1ay september %,
DS-1t
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BASEBALL MArcH.-A baseball match
between the Juniors, of Manchester. .and the
Swans. of Richmond. took place SATURDAY
evening, resulting in the following score;
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VoTE FOB GENERAL BRADLEY T. JeHYsoN,a
man who has and will study the interest OF your
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aold-heaaed and other Canes at soHAAr,s.

ScHAAP's News depot has the latest American,
Engli b, Scotch, French. and German Periodicals.
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TIE PUBLIC SCnooLs-REsuLT OF TnB
WEEKS REGIsTRATloN.-The following is q
statement of the weeks registration in all
of the public schools in the city: .
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CENSUS OF 1860. The claims for taxing
I J. The eighth census, us assistant Enisea Stssas
mg,h,l to all or The southern states that mesf si.
gagged Il, the late rebellion, were ~ csed fef
OF proof OF Icy aty. ~ s. =. -.
sI.,ee then. by subsequent act OF Conafess, me
rroof Of Loyalty ID noi rpqDred aud all vi thos re-
serreJ claims are directed ~ be paid.
FOR Y,r lher inforwatioa as 70 the manner sn
which tue money Il tp b. paid, write 70
W..R DfiI NIX ARD, laaim a Eruf,
q 7fSa No. Ill s. y street, 81.
an oa.Im W Wssisl aatop. ID. g.
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FINEST BLACK TEA. W. D. BLAIR & co.

FINE SHERRY wrNE-yery pale and dry. W.D.
BLAIR & co. lzbs
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ActfnB IDj saiJ OmHlfSaUHtEst
RICHMOND, 2Sih Sep .eGbcr, 1874, se2S-M5e

THE SUPERB INTESDENT y OF
found al the Township Hail. three mites north ~
Richmond, on Brook Lurni Ike, every day fxeep..
Saturday aud sunday, from A ". to- Z, M. on
2P, NJ. 81
y. +. q SRpNEk, suptria ehdeaf.
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PERSONAL.
THO ALL PERSONS OCCUPYING ANY
L PART OF THE FOLLOWING REAL Es-

ITO ALL PERSONS OCCUP1lNG ANY
i PART OF THE FOLLOWING REAL ES-.
4 Ten HAAiiF-ACRE LOTS on Church Hin ION
ChimbOrazo Hsight). embracing two and hln
.qaarcs, the first bounded * or Broad street:
The second By Grace, Franklin, Thirty third, and
Thirty fourth streets and the third thstfsquarel
bounded on the north By &c south line OF i Or.
Marshall street. between Thirty third and Thirty
fourth streets ,o.,5J
The Special Cour: Of Appeals having on the 9th
Jspu4ry 974, In the case Of Giles asainst Wisors
decIIed the titles OF the foregoing lots 10 be In the
heirs Of James WILSON, deceased ans decree sy.
on the l2th May. 1874, la the case or Hankfps,
&C.. u.s. Wilson, &C., for the sale OF s9sd lGts, In
which decree John A. Meredith and James g. Black
we'll were appointed special commits toners lsas3
authorized by these gentlemen 20 n2tify all persons
occupyipg any of the framed buildings On siid pre-
perty 10 remove Them on or before the 9Th Oeto-s
ber next, in which event all claim 10 back rssts
Will be waived; but should said nnIldinSs mol De re-
moved by that day. such legal steps will be tSsef ~
In the opinion OF the commissioners may be ne eps.
sary to enforce the paymeI OF the b4es rents. aad
also possession VI said premises
W.G0DDIS, AuctionGer.
Acting foi said commissioners.
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