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II OsT-MY BADGE, WITH NAME IN
ecribed. Finder, please return TO- me at
Miss. and Tenn. depot and be rewarded.
MD j. M, TREIEYANI.
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For Arkansas RIYer.

For Arkansas River.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U, S. Mail
Ll1oItor Red Fork, Auburn, New Gasoory
and all points through to Pine Bluff. CON
neeting with light boats through to Fort
Smith.
BELLE OF TEXAS, aT=@
JnO No0dDurn ...........ma "
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at pm.
- FORT GIBSON,
Ed Rowland ............master zE
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at pm.
For freight or passage, apply to
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't,
Is Madison street.
GLENN & VINS0N, Agents.
On WharfbOat, foot Of Court street.
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TVo hundred pairs cloth CATERS,
81 Is. -
KAHN & FREIBERG,
1850, ILL., 173 Main ST., Ger. Poplar.
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40 steamboat ownera,

WEARE MANUFACTURERS, AND ARE
w ready to supply your boats at almost
half the price you now pay 10 middlemen and
drummere. HUME & SMITH,
Steam Bakery, 4l6 Main ST., near Beal.
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FoR SALE.

E0R SALE-sHOw CASES OF ALLKINDS
y of my w manufacture, at lowest factory
pridas. Show cases made to order.
il8-le H. g. HARRINGTON, AZ Monroe st.
EOR SALE BRICK - ORDERS LEFT
u with W. II. Order & Co., 318 Front street.
or at yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis, will receive prompt attention.
Sit o. II. p. PIPER.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For R1ver.


For Arkansas River.
Elliott Line = For Pine Bluff and all Way
Landings.
MARY BOYD. -.-.-.....W VIM Elliott, master
I EAVES MEMPHIS ON THIS su,.
ADAf, lst inst, at pm. 1900
For freight or passage apply TO s4
X. W. LlGHrBURNEs Is Madison 81.
For Arkansas River.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U. s. Mail
Line-FOr Red Fe7k, Auburn. New Gascony
and all points through 10 Little Rock.
BELLE OF TEXAS~~....... WOODBURY., master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON
w TUESDAY, I'd inst, at ftAH
JOHN N. Hardin. IS Madison st.
For Cincinnati.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packst Color
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
VlNT SHLNKLE .~~-....... II Remission, master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE n
.ts on TUESDAY, March I'd.
Il. W. LIGHTBURNE. IS Madison St.
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s~eng4IInder Worsham House7allpurton, twC
suIi;uou sSscial attention givena0mmOdatinl
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Leaves TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, 6p,m
Fortnight or passage. apply on board o. 70
i5s-f EGE0. ". CHEEK eapf, 90 Front e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Cry CoUNCIL.--A regular meeting Of this
body was held last night at the Council
Chamber at 8:25 O'Clock, Dr.. Monteiro pre-.
siding. The roll was called and the follow.
ing members answered TO their names :
Messrs. Beard, Eubank, aud Morrissette. a
quorum not being present, at the suggestion
of one of the members who is always pre-.
sent at the meetings, The Chief Of Police vas
dispatched to hunt up the absentees. At
855 O'Clock, the CHIEF having returned with
out finding any Of the members, the Council
adjourned.
SHOULD BE REPA1RED.-The dangerous
condition of the road-bed on Ninth street
between Porter and Bainbridge streets de.
mands the speedy attention Of the proper
authorities.
SENT ON TO THE GRAND JURY.-Macon and
Nelson Robertson aud Tyler Dabney (al col
ored) were sent on to the grand jury yester.
day by Mayor Chiles upon the charge OF
feloniously assaulting Edward Epps. The
accused were bailed for their appearance at
the Hastings Court op Monday.
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THE WALNUT-GRovE CHURCH ENTERTAIN.
MENT.-A very pleasant and enjoyable enter
tai ainment was given mt Walnut. Grove Baptist
church. in Hanover county, about eig1t
miles from Richmond, night before last. II
consisted of a concert, tableauX, charades,
etc. =; and wound up with feast spread In
the moonlight under the lofty old trees IN
the grove adjacent TO the church. The pro-
ceeds of the concert will be devoted TO re.
pairing and enlIrging the church, which is
framed structure, needing the care and atten'
ton of the good ladies of Hanover.
The entertainment, although gotten up by
the combined efforts of the friends OF the
church in the neighborhood and in this city,
was conducted almost entirely by ladies and
gentlemen of this city. 1t would not be iair
to make personal mention of those that took
pait in this happy little ofttr, but IL may be
very truly said that, considering the hurry ID
which it was gotten up and the limited space
which they could command in the church,
they succeeded in getting up most credlta'
bile performance. The singing, as well as
the instrumental music, was excellent; ana
the whole affair proved so agreeable that IL
was kept up until long past midnight
The citizens OF Hanover are as bospiab'e
as ever, aud delight in showing their guests
the historic ground around Mechancsvllle.
They tell how Colonel Withers was wounded
al ElIersou's NIL, land relate thousand other
war incidents which they know by heart, BE-
cause 50 much transpired around them.
But we have digressed. The church was
crowded. and handsome sum was realized,
and an effort will be made TO have the enter
tainment repeated.
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"TuE LAW AND THE LADY '.FAcTs FOR

"TnE LAW AND THE LADY '.FAcTs FOR
A RoMANCE.-Jerry Reid (colored) was
brought before the Police Justice yesterday
to answer the charge Of having one more
wife than is allowed by the liberal statutory
enactment. AS both Of the women stood
there facing the accused and eyeing each
other, the worthy Jerry could not for his life
find it in his heart to deny the damaging i'm.
peachment. A denial would have been
vain, for Mr. Andrew Jinkins, the
clerk of the Hastings Court and as such
the dispenser OF niarriage.icenses. and, con-
sequentIy. much happiness asd unbappineSs,
was present and testified that not long ago
he issued the proper document to authorize
one Augenetta Mitchell to be united in mat
rlmony TO Jerry, and the ceremony had
taken place according to law. The accused,
through his counsel. after little preliminary
skirmishing, admitted the two marriages.
and it was explained that the first marriage
| took place before the fall Of Richmond, when
both parties were slaves, and that they lived
| together as man and wife some time after
thev became free. After awhile the fair
Angenetta, like bright star. came hEz'ng
across Jerry's pathway, and he shutlnd OF
the old love and put on the new. Now,
Jerrr did not know that the Legislature of
| 1SGG-'G7 bad passed law rendering legal
aud binding such marriages as his, and that
| in marrying Angenetta he was probably
guilty Of felony. So it is, anyway. The
law has never been tested in any of the
higher courts, but from present prospects
the case will go up, aud cause to be decided
matter Of more than ordinary interest to
many colored people. The examination was
deferred by the Police Justice until this morn.
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoC[ATIoN.-A
meeting of the Directory Of this Association
was held at their ball yesterday afternoon at
6 O'Clock, j. Taylor Enyssn (presidenD in
the chair, C. P. Rady, secretary.
On motion, committee Of one from each
club was appointed to solicit members.
The Association now numbers about 700
effective members.
The thanks of the Association were ten
dered to Rev. Mr.. Rothwel. late missionary
of The Association. for valuable services rem
dered. Mr.. RothWeIl moves to another
field, the term of engagement by the Asso-
cStiou having expired. During the time
that Mr.. Rotnwell has been with this Asso.
citation he has made many warm friends, and
Is justly considered as one of the best evan.
gelists engaged in the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association work.
The Librarian reported 712 books taken
from the library during the month of An
gust, and 2 $40 visitors during the month.
DR.. G. f. Cullen, Of hanover county, do.
mated. through the Rev. Charles II. Ryand,
Rlack,eo0d'S Magazine for seventeen years
past. The THANKS of the Association were
returned.
The thanis of the Association were also
extended to Mr. c. q. Rablston and others
for favors.
The following persons we're elected mem.
bers Of the Association Miss Loulie Has.
kins, Miss NJ. L. Alley, Mrs. A. S. Weiss
Rev. A. w. WeddelI. D. S. Martin, John 7
Cushmap, A. G. Hudgins, Thomas BalDer,
r. A. Cardwel, K. A. Camm, a. w. Lee, E
r. Hudgkins, William G.. Carter, Casper
Briel, Abner Harris, and r. 81. Gillian.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all oil
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments
Third PresbWerian.-Rev. W. B. Gill
vray at II A. Nj.
Centenary Methodist.-The pastor, Rev.
DR.. Edwards, haying returned to the city,
will preach at IL A. NJ. and 7:45 2. NJ.
Trinity Methodist. Rev. A. G.. Bledsoe,
the pastor. having returned to the city will
preach a. IL \. NJ. and 7:45 p. NJ.
German Methodist Leigh near First)
Preaching at II A. NJ. and P. N. by Rev.
DIR. Buchschacher, of Baltimore. Sunday
school al $50 p. NJ.
Grace. Street Baplist.-Rev. DR.. Hatcher
will preach at ii O'Clock A. Nj. and at s
r. NJ.
EenneseM I<rael-Rev. A. Block will de-
liver lecture on Sunday, at ) O'Clock, at
the synagogue kennesseth Israel, on Mayo
street. Sunjec.: God made the sun to
give light by day, aud the moon and stars to
give light NJ night
Open-A,r Meetings.- The Young Mems
Christian Association: Service at the city
isil at 43O =. NJ; open-air service at the
corner of Tenth and Byrd streets at $50
Z. N.
The Young-Men's Christian Association
(colored No. II will hold the following
meetings for Sunday.school purposes to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock: Navy Hull,
| by William Mundy and William Poindextei;
on Leigh street and Brock avenue, by ;:
Short. K. X Patterson, Peter voolfolk, ana
G. Robinson on the Valley road, at Wilson's
store, in rear OF the poor house, by w liilan
w. Jackson and S. Richardson.
Other opeu-air meetings (colored) Will oe
held ss follows: Manchester, corner OF Hull
and Eighth streets; Ca>h-corner, Richmond,
corner of Eighteenth and Cary streets Navy
Hill. at the foot OF New road; Henrlco
county, Chimborazo. All of the above meet
lncs will take pllce at $50 F. NJ.
First Bapti$t.-Rev. K. w. Fuller, OF
! Georgis, AT IL A. NJ. and j =. Nj.
Nary HtH Free Baptist Rev. A. B. Da.
Wis at IL \. Nj; Rev. Mr.. Braxton at p.
NJ; W. II. l.. Combs at Z. NJ. Subject
. LOye OIe another"
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b." a HANDSOME PRIVATE ENTERTAINMENTS
4 large number OF the members of the
Great Council from other States brought
their wives and daughters with them to see
the city and enjoy the hospitality of our peo-
pie. Very unexpectedly to them and their
chiefs, DR.. II. Cabell Tabb, chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements on the part OF
the Red Men of our city, visited Forfs Ho.
tel on Wednesday evening, and without cere.
mony captured the whole purity Qadies and
gentemen), escorted them to his residence,
and entertained them in most elegant man-
ner. Several speeches were made by gentle
men Of the North and West bearing most
patriotic spirit, and declaring in emphatic
terms their appreciation OF the hospitality of
Richmond. The entertainment was admira.
bly, gotten up.
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FoLsY's STATUE OF SToNEwALL JACKSON
Foey's slatue oil otonewall Jackson, winch
arrived in Baltimore last week. remains in
the custom mouse of that city. The agent of
the Powbatan line Of steamers in Baltlmor
states that they are waitirg for Governor
kemper's affidavit 10 the II ct bat the statue
has been pre.en,ed TO and accep'ed by the
State Of Virginia that it is nor work of art
to he sold. and that as soon. AZ that docu-
nent is received It will be forwarded mere.
rae desired aftidiyit. which will relieve the
State Of the payment OF heavy duties, has
been forwarded to Bal,im ore bg Governor
Kemper. ard tne statue will probably arrivei
here Sunday or Monday. Tne programmes
for its reception has not yet beeu arranged /
au, will no doubt include a parade OF the
military.
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The New PASTOR OF TIE BRoAD-STREET
METHODIST LHuRCn.-Rey. S. A. Steel, who
has been called to succeed the Rev. j. Z.
Granbery. d. d., at the Broad'Street Metho-
dist church, will occupy the pulpit tonor-
row. This young and gifted divine was
chaplain of the University of Virginia the
past two years, and has reputation for
learning. eoquence. and earnest piety. The
congregation is Fortunate 10 securing the
services OF this highly commended minister
to succeed so able and popular preacher as
DR.. GranberY.
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some OF the representatives. The march
down Main street was very generally ad.
mired, and attracted attention. The accom-.
modations on the boa. were fine, and every
thing passed of most sgreeabIy.
The visitors were specially pleased in
viewing the Dutch Gap canal. and co,npli-
mented the Virginisns on the fact that But.
Ter had done one good deed for the beautiful
city of Richmond. About 123 A. NJ. the
steamer returned to the wharf, and every
one seemed pleased with the excursion.
Two bands furnished admirable music for
dancing, and the refreshments, by Mr.. Frisch-
korp, were of good quality and at reasonable
Dricps.
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vEGETTNE.
X KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Is no complaint tha. sfa!cts the
@ man system which Is so little understood at The
present time as some OF the varied forms OF kid
ney complaints.
lbere is no dissa.e which causes suc. acute pain
neys al TO secreie fror the blood the uric acid and
olhrr poisonous substances which the blood accu.
mniaies 10 lis circulation through the system.
VI from any cause the kidneys TAI, 10 perform the
functions devoviog upon them the cumulatior are
taken up ny the absoroents and the whole system
thrown into state OF disease, causing great pain
ana suffering. and very ofIen immediate death.
HENCE he Importance of keeping IN. kidneys and
blood In healthy c,ndlrion, through which iii the
impurities of the body must pass. = '.
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THE NEW ORpIHAECE CONCERNING THE r IRE
DBpARTAgST.-TDe Committee on the Flfe
De partment met yesterday afternoon, ana
resolved 10 call up from the table at the
meeting of the Council on Monday afternoon
the proposed ordinance making some impor-
taut changes in the Fire Department. 1t
will be rememb bered that the ordinance has
been printed and discussed in the Council,
and was laid on the table before the summer
res ess Tor future consideration.
The first section provides that all the
dntes and powers imposed upon the depart
ment or any officer shall be under the super
vision of the Committee on the Fire Depart
ment. The engines, englne-houseS. appa-
ratus, and other property connected with
the department shall also be under tne
supervision and control Of the Committee
on the Fire Department.
Section OF the ordinances provides that
the department. shall consist of chief en-.
rineer and two assistant chief engineers one
commander and eight fremen to each COM
pany, one englne.man, one helper, and one
bostler 10 each steam tire-engine, and one
hosrler and one tiller. man TO each bookand-
ladder truck. The Chief engineer shall be
appointed by the City Council biennialIy in
the month OF July. This section reduces
the number Of men, provides for the ap-
pointment Of two assistants TO the chief en-
gineer. who will consult and advise with
him when necessary. One of these officers
Will reside in one end of the city and the
other in the other end. By the reduction
three men Will be kept in the engine-house
all the time and relieved regularly.
The committee is empowered by the third
section of the ordinance to appoint two as
s,stant chief engineers and one commander
for each company.
In the sixth section it is provided that the
chief engineer, under the control OF the
committee, shall assign commander and
eight men to each company, and assign each
company TO duty at one OF the engine-houses
provided by the Council. He shall supply
each company with the necessary engine,
hose, aud apparatus. and see that they are
kept in proper repair, prescribe uniform
for officers and men, and make Gll needtu
rules and regulations for the government OF
the department, and establish system OF
fire alarms to be observed by all members
of the police corps.
Souc steps will probably be taken on
Monday afternoon looking to the equipment
of the new company.
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There Is no remedy known 10 medical science
which has proved Itself more valuable In cases OF
kidney complaint than the VRGErINE. It acts d.
recty upon the secrtions, cleanses and puries the
blood, and restores The whole system 10 healthy ac-
ton.
The following extraordinary cure Of great suffer.
ers. who had been given up by the best physicians
as hopeless cases. will speak for ths mselves. aud
should challenge the Tost profound attention of
the medical faculty, we'll OF those who are suf-
ferng from kidney complaint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NURSE MRS. WISsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP is
the prescription OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty years with never-failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. 1t relieves the
child from pain, cures dysentery and darrhna, gr-
ping In The novels, and winGcoic. BY giving health
to he child Il re sts the mother.
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PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.
BOSTON, May 80, 1871.
Il, r. Ssrens, ESQ.,:

EosToN, May 80, 1871.
Il, r. Ssrens, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir,-I have been badly afflicted with kidney
complaint for ten years; have suffered great pain
In my rack. hips. and side, with gr at difficulty in
passing urine, which was often and In very small
quantities, frequently accompanied With blood and
eYcruciaing pai;l.
| have faithfully tried most Of the popular reme-
dies recommended for my complaint; have been
under the treatment OF some OF the most skilful
physicians In Boston, all of whom pronounced my
case incurable. This was my condition when was
advised ny FREUD TO try the VkGETISE, aud |
could see the good effects from the first dose took,
and from that 10 oment kept ON improving until
was entirely cured, takiDg in ALL should ihink,
about six bottles.
II is indeed valuable medicine, and If I should
be afflicted again In the same way ( would give q
dollar for dose, if could not get II without
Respectfully, j. M. GLE,
361 Third street, south Boston.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.
EAST MARsuF1ELD, August 22, 1870

z,
Hr. Stevens: Dear Sir,-I am sevsnty-one years
piaint, weakness In my back and stomach. 1 was
1; ductd by friends 10 try your VEcETINE, and
think 10 the best medicine for Weakness Of the kid
neys ever used. | have tried many remedies for
this complaint, and never found so much relief rs
from the VEGETINE. 1t srengthe.s aud nvigo.
rates The whole SYSTEM Many Of my acquant-
ances have taken II, and believe II 10 be good for
Eli The complaints for which II Is re- commended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH T.. SHERMAN.
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TIE fastest TRIP: on RECoRD.-The
schooner Frank Lamar, loaded with ice for
A. G. Babcock Of this city. sailed from Bos.
ton Saturday, 11th. and arrived 10 the dock
on Tuesday, September 18th, making the
dlstaEce-nearly thousand miles-in three
days. This is said to be the quickest trip
on record OF a sailing vessel between the
TIVE pOrts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18

HUsrIsGs CoCRr.-Tne only case tried be-
fore this court yesterday was that of William
Smith alias Freeman, who was convicted OF
stealing IL lot OF pig.irob from William +.
Tauner s. Co, and sent to Jail for twelve
months and labor. Counsel moved for ne"
trial. Oyerruled, and gave notice OF an ap-
peal. ,;,,
Rox,nua Hill, charged with burglary, Will
be tried to day.
The case of Joseph Mayo, Jr., is set tor
Tuesday next. b-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18

HOW TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
ferng with fever and ague intermittent or bilious
fever will call ut the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure is certain
and the chilIs will not come back during that sea.
son. 1t contains no quiulne arsenic, or other pol
son, and ore-half bottle will restore your health
It cleanses the system, puries the liver and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co..
wholesale agents.
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Aitllmond 1ispattlr,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1s, 1875

THE C1RCULA ALTON OF THE DISPATCH
IsLARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCULA-
TIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CuoKED BY A CRACKER "A wel-known to-
baccoplst. while taking lunch in Wester-
hoff,s saloon yesterday, got cracker about
az big IS twenty-fve-cent silver piece
wedned in his throat. His most strenuous
eyerlions for some time failed 10 move the
thing up or down. Tae gentleman became
=. .bl.ck and blue" about the tacr, and ply
scian was sent for and soon afterwards the
obstacle was removed.
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CHARoaD WITH VIOLATING THE UNITED
| STATES internal REyEsUE LAWS. a. S'ande.
of this city, WAS before United states Com
IN, s,oner Atkins 90 yesterday charged with
violating the internal revenue laws OF the
Uuiteu Safes. On motion Of defendant tbe
cas- was continued until the 4th OF October
no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-18

TO MANAGER LIE FAUCHEUR, SOUTHERN AND
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CoMPASY.-The new di-
rect United States cable having been completed is
now open for business. Messages will be received
.: all Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Offices for
Great Britain, Ireland, and france ut The reduced
price of Mirty,fre cents. qold per aoord. Ntme Of
originating station SentSree. G. H. GRACE,
General Superintendent
Ne,o York, September II, 1875.
This is one.halt OF the present rate.
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m, THE CREDITORS OF isAAt

rE,O THE CREDITORS OF ISAAC
/ TAYLOR & &WfLLlANa-Bya an order OF The
District Court Il tie United etaies for the Eastern
Di.uict of Virginia. entered ON the 23S cav OF
August, 1875. In the mater or saacs. Taylor
for The creditors Of saacs, Taylor & illiams MAS
OF dered 10 seize his accounts before W. F'ib-s,
to he irserted In ,bs Richr Qua Dispatch. once =
week for four weeks. notise TO the Creditors OF
Isaacs. aylor & Williams that unless they shall
before The STH nAY r OCTOBER NJ X1', thr
fumes In his han@s rs trustee vii, be ordered 10 o.
paid over 10 the bankfaps- aud ne viii De relieved
Of his trust
WEDN SD, Y, the ! 5fh day Of seDtsmber pext.
has beer fixed the ray for setting bis scc unts
before the Register. NJ his Cfiea In the custom.
house, In the city OF Richmopd, eommtncins ~ J
O'Clock In the morning. JOHN V.SIEGhk'
su 2S-S5T
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POLICE Court, YEs7EHpAY;1Anore"
Phillips, cnarged with assauit'ng Wiiiam e.
Waller. was fined 81. sE-
Charley Welcn, charged with assauitine
and heating Lucy Thompson (colofeo) ;
Lucy Thompson, charged with trespsss; aoo
B. II. Nester, charged with srespassing upon
The premises Of W. l.. johnson, were. eS-
amined and discharged.