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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-24

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-24

Freight conductors report the U. P.
road leading east and west lined with
tramps, most of whom are going out of
the country. The conductors would
deserve the thanks Of the community
for giving them a lift on their way.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-11-24

Potato Bug Exterminator'' is man.
ufactured by s. II. Kennedy, Omaha.
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DIR. L. B. Joseph can be found at the
Inter-Ocean hotel. n19 If
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Richmond Young Mems Christian
.. ASgoafati1D.

Editors of the Dispatch: This is one OF
the institutions of our city to which too
much importance can hardly be attached.
we would call attention to some facts in
connection with it.
For a number OF years before the war,
during its progress, and since its close, the
officers of this society have labored to
make its usefulness and efficiency felt In
this community.
:. During the war it accomplished great
and noble work. Hundreds, we may say
thousands, OF the brave men who passed
through our city sick and wounded, ana
many in the hospitals, were kindly minis
tered to by the officers and members OF this
Association. Before the close OF the war q
considerable fund had been collected ana
invested for the permanent endowment OF
the library and reading-rooms. by the
great confiagration which occurred ut the
evacuation OF Richmond this fund was
totally lost, and since that period the Asso-
citation has struggled through many dill
culties and discouragements.
For several years past the Lecture Com
mittee has been untiring IN its efforts
to secure the best lecturers the country
co,,ld afford. In this effort debt has been
incurred which they find themselves unable
to discharge, and we are informed tiiae u ah
appeaI is about to be made to our citi-
zens for aid In the liquidation OF this
debt and to enable the directory TO
enlarge the library and reading-rooms, ana
in other ways to increase their attractiye-
ness. And Just here we would say tnat tnis .
is perhaps the most important feature az tne
Association. After business hours OIL classes,
but especially young mep, are on tns s. aooa .sa,
.places are not provided and made attractive
thew win resort TO the gilded saloons Of vice.
What more important and noble work. then,
can engage the attention OF our merchants
and husiness.men than to build up ana fos.
ter this great institution. AZ.
we would say to the merchants, tIaass.
men. and bankers OF Richmond, heip gpe
Young Mems Christian association 20 ~.
nish their rooms with q new aud faiuaDt' =
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very broad, and the whole is set on the side
Of the hea., in the most coquettish fashion.


FEATHER TuRBAN, DERBY, ETC.
Turbans will probably be the fashionable
round hat next season; but instead Of being
worn far forward, Us at present, they are to
be placed far back on the coitfure, as bon
nets are now worn. They are to be covered,
as we have before said, with feathers both
on the crown and brim. Some are OF the
expensive lophophore feathers, while others
are Of ducks breasts or the popular merle.
The trlrban crown Of feathers is imported
ready-made, in shape, and all that is needed
is to buy the frame and cover it with this
crown, a little velvet, and feather band for
n brim. The new Derbys have high, sloping
crowns, with brims depressed on the sides.
This is q shape that is becoming to most
American faces, and will be generally worn
fofshopping, travelling, and ordinary pur-
poses.
Low COIFFURES AND NETS.
Parisialf ladies are wearing low, loose
coitfures, held in nets OF wide braid, wider
than silken shoe-laces. The hair is waved
first, then put loosely in the long net, and q
gay ribbon, most often cardinal red, is tied
outside the net, Just at the nape OF the neck.
Another large Alsacian bow Of ribbon is on
the top of the head. This loose coitfure is
excellent for the hair, rs it permits the wind
to blow through it, and gives it rest from
the crlmping pins, tight puffs, and braids
lately used. The net costs 81, without bows,
and may be had in black, brown, and blonde
shades, to match the hair. The hair must
be kept perfectly dry and cleansed from all
dressing, or the shoulders Of the dress will
be ruined by contact with it. This low colt
fure has been introduced at the watering
places, but has not succeeded because OF its
warmth. Hair-dressers say it will be more
successful when cooler weather comes, but
that it Is not sufficiently dressy to please
American ladies, except for morning and
with simple costumes.
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THE CITY GUARDS ExcURsIoS.-The City
Guard, Captain Charles. +. Taylor COM
manding, will have a most delightful exeur-
sion to Norfolk on Saturday evening. They
will start at O'Clock P. NJ, and will return
at 7 O'Clock Monday morning. They will
be entertained at Norfolk by the Norfolk
City Guard. They will be escorted to
church in the morning, and after church
will have q quiet collation.. In the after
noon there will be drives, excursions, etc.,
and the trip promises to be one OF unusual
iptarpSt
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MoRTUARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
dav, August 10, 1876, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the office OF the
Board OF Health:
Cause of Death: Cancer, 1 white; cho-
lera infantum, l white, colored: consti-
patton, 1 white; consumption, colored !;
convulsions infantile), white, l colored
diarrhna, l white, 1 colored; dysentery,
white, 2 colored; fever (typhoid(,1 white !;
gangrene, l white; heart-disease, white !;
hernia, / white; infanticide, colOred; in
fantile lockiaw, 1 colored; Inflammation OF
bowels, white, l colored; old age, 1 CO
lored; paralysis, 1 colored; pneumonia, l
white, 2 colored; pyamia, ! white; small
pox, colored; tabes mesenterica, colored !;
unknown, white, 8 ,eolored; whooping..
cough, white, 3 colored. Whole number OF
deaths in the city, exclusive of still-births,
43. Stil-bnthS: Colored male, 1. Sea !:
Males, 8 white, 6 colored-total, ID; fe-
males, 9 white, 20 colored-total, 90. Age:
One day to thirty, white, colored-total,
g: one month to six, 8 colored; six
months to twelve, 2 white, 2 colored-total,
4; one year to three, 2 white, 6 colored-
total, 8; three years to five, 2 colored; ten
wears to twenty, white; twenty years to
thirty, l colored; thirty years to forty, l
white, l colored-total, 2; forty years to
fifty, white, colored-total, 8: fifty years
to sixty, white, 2 colored-total, 8; sixty
years to seventy. white, 1colored-total,
8; eighty years to ninety, l colored; un-
known, 1 white. Condition: Single, 8
white, 10 colored-total, 81; married, 6
white, 1 eolored-total, Z; widowers, l
white; widows, 1 white, @ colored-total,
7; unknown, l white. Nativity: Rich.
m,ond, "a; other parts Of the United States,
Is; Germany, 8; unknown, 1. Locality;
City at large, colored; Marshall Ward, 2
white, 2 cOlored-total, 4; Jefferson Ward,
white, 3 colored-total, I !; Madison Ward,
IHhite, colored-total, 9; Monroe Ward,
white, . colored-total, .; Clay Ward, 9
white, colored-total, 4; Jackson Ward, ?
white, 10 colored-total, -; almshouse, l
white, 5 colored-total, g.; penitentiary, !
white; smallpox hospital, 1 colored. By
,ohom Certified: Regular practitioners, 10
white, % colored-total, 3S; coroner, l
white, colored-total. 2; Board OF Health,
/ white, 9 colored-total, 8.
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library, with papers and pcriodicais from
all parts Of the world. See TINT the rooms
are made pleasant and attractive by COM
Portable and suitable (it need not be expen-
siye) furniture, and, II the means can be-
provided, embellishcd with the works of
science and of art.
all classes, look after the young gmsn; do not
discourage. but aid them in: the great work
in which they are engaged. MERCHANT.
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LIVELY SCENE IN THE AUDITORS OFFICE.
Yesterday morning while Auditor Taylor
and his clerks were quietly, though busily,
engaged in their duties, noise was heard
rcsounding through the passages, and rapid
ly approaching, which struck terror to the
hearts of all who heard it. Soon there ap-
peared in the doorway diminutive black
and-tan terrier, with eyes and mouth dis
tended, and yelling like hyena.
We have seen men move with ami
nation from the insinuations OF a
shrapnel, and we have known con-
gregations to disperse rapidly upon learn
Inc of the presence OF smallpox patients, but
in the entire history OF scatteratlon we
doubt if there is anything to equal the "a
pidity of that which occurred Yesterday
morning in the Auditors office. All hands
mounted the most available and lofty chairs,
and stood so erect and looked so white that
one might have taken them for statues OF
the gods in solemn and awful conclaVe; Inc
cause OF the CONSERVATION skirmlshed ana
yelped around in the different corners OF
the room, tried to Jump out OF the WindoW, ,
and then made his way by more feasible
route out of doors. ALI present were 100
well satisfied with an escape from the nor
rors of hydrophobia to ask whether tne COG s
was mad or not. but we presume that the
Auditor will urge a heavy dog-tax at Lhe
next session OF the Legislature.
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ANNIvERsARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rule Section, No. 3, Cadets Of Temperance
(colored), celebrated its fourth anniversary
Monday by parade, and picnic at Whites
Grove. Addresses were delivered by Mar
tin A. Harris, of Manchester, Grand Wor-
thy Patron OF the Grand Section OF Vir-
ginia; George Samples, State Grand Lee
turer; Lieutenant William Meekins Joseph
Wilson. OF Golden Rule Section, and others.
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PROPOSALS..
CITY ESCISERn's oFEtC

CITY ESGINEER's OFFICER
MANCHESTER, Va, August 10, 1876.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ~, Gelred at this Office until IL O'Clock SEPTEM-
!iom Hull 10 Perry. = =
ss4ury cemetery. -
Tween 8 A. NJ. and T.. M. -,
an @ committees reserves the right TO reject any
carg oirsals. No proposals received unless In ac-
~'iianee with Specifications. sI.lt2-,s (
auo,.. A. LASGSTAFF JOHNSTON,
az @1-St City Engineer.
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FINE WoRK.-We were shown yesterday
a series Of resolutions passed by Lafayette
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43, in honor OF
their deceased companion, j. r. Dowell,
beautifully cngrossed on parchment by Mr..
William Flegenheimer. The work is very
handsomely done, and is fine exhibit OF
penmanship.
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F.J. SAMPSON win sell at IL o'clock D. To-Day ne
veyances viii meet the train that leaves Rich.
,nond at 1926 this morning. on It's arrival at
Coaifeld station to take parties out who desre 70
attend the sale.
D w POWELL 10 A. aI. thirty crates or white
granite, G. G. Rockingham, and yellow ~srs.
n. Rates. g p. 81. beautiful building lots ON eos
!. south Side OF Marshall between Madison aa0
Monroe streets.
= w POWELL, at O O'Clock, at his store, . s1Tge
assortment ofscrocke-y. ware, giassWsres &e
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DRY GOODS.
YOC WANT CHEAP DRY GOODS

JULIUS MEYER, 6O3 BROAD STREET.
=. is selling
l6sc.:
Ser styles CORDED PIQUEs at loc.-reduced
- from lGsc.:
bE1CADE STRIPED PIQUES at 124c-reduced
, from zoe:
i,:et yard-widc BLEiCHED COTTONS at SC;
IMd-widc WHITE CAMBRICS at SIC. worth
l24c.;
~ hnIsIL les In all styles and sizes, from 25c. up;
tufnt:t tHE cheapest line Of CORSETS In the city:
HIiiIE CHIP HATS ut 1Gc.:
"'Lh, SERGE, and GlSGHAM PARASOLS below
cost:
IL you want bargains 20 TO
ali 1l-eod JULIUS MEYERS.
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Y........AUGUST %, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
August 22.-During Wednesday in the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States, rising, fol-
lowed by slowly falling barometer, station
ary to rising temperature, casterly to south
erly winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail with possibly occasional
rains in the latter
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
wind shifting to southwest and southeast,
rising temperature, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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Opinion of DR.. William II. Stokes, physician Mt
Hope Retreat, Baltimore: Z II have great
pleasure In adding my testimony to the virtues OF
CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR rs the very best prepa-
ration used, and therefore confidently recommend
it to the medical profession.''
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EOIIN II. CLAIBORNE,

No. 110S MAIN STREET,
asrn, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS over $s0,000,00O.
Cash dividends, surprising all Others at first ane
every anniversary Of policies.
l'Iclniums payable annually, semi-ann'mlly, anC
quarterly.
The oldest. largest, and cheapest company In the
United States. au l2-lm
II y. WALKER IL CO., GENERAL IN.
-. StRANCE AGENTS, 1014 MAIN STREET.
hlCliMOND, Va. representing the
NokIH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
NfAN. r. COMPANY, OF London and Edinburgh
tapltal. 81 o 900 900 gold
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin
nay, olioe-asScts over Sl.O00.O0C.
NANliATTAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
I" Nc* nrk-;t>s,s over SSOO,O0O.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPA n Y. OF
hr.,hEu. y. f.-aSscts over 100000.
,,t rye Mn INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
Nm, ~ J --aSsc,s over S2.500.000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
FCrlsih9uth, Na.-asscts over 0,000.
irinsi;c.i with the Treasurer Of Virginia, so.
.GO. Losses cIuitibly adjusted and promptly paid al
!a,' M agency. Applications solicited, and imnledat
Attention given thereto. &c 16
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rr,SCESS ANNE COUNTY. VA.I
August Is, 1875.

PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY. VA.,}
August Is, 1876. )
,,.,arl THOMAS +. GoonE:
.i--r IS with much pleasure furnish you
-..,. .ta,emen, of my case and Of the relief which
,,,...,ocd from YOUR LITllIA WATER, as in doing
,,-y ,.,s,ib.v induce some unbclicver to try It.
t -, snatchcd, as was, from the grave ahd re-
.;o-rl 20 health.
~ .c,cva! wears I suffered from NERVOUS
DYSPEPSIA. being so pIostratc! by the disease
o.. ,tr,c, 4, WAS with difficulty l could walk
.--.,,, room. For some eighteen months l re-
.b.. civ of Baltimore perfect invalid, hay
..-,.,r ,rc2,.a daring that time by some of the
,,,yi,sl men Of that city without benefit From
.,-.I,a, brought Ia my home in Princess Anne
,,-r,v. - WIS supposed, 10 die. when' hy mere
.nrr ca:lc IN possession of one Of Sonr Springs
,..,,,,t. anil with bu, little faith. determined TO
y .r.f water 4 single resulted in All improve
,..,. IN INV condition SO radical that am now able
.,.,.cnI ,t.,ularly 10 my business on the farm.
.tl.i,yrtiII To bc the greatest Stomach-water Of
;,.r ,"rd.
Very ;ruly yours
..JF.;. JOHN l.. KEELING.
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HAPPY MARRIAGE.-Rumor, which SEEM
ed to be based on substantial foundation,
stated last night that charming belle and
weILknown and popular young citizen,
both of Richmond, had been married at a
Virginia town on their way from one OF tae
summer resorts to this city. 81
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THEoLD AERrCASCHURd
lGAIN.
INTERESTING EXTRACT FROM Il PRIVATE
LETTER OF HON. HUGH BLAIR GRIGsBY,
LL.lD.-THE CoNsTITUTIoNo OF 1s29-,so
ADOPTED IN THE OLD cHURCH-IHREs-
SIyE SCENES. kssg4gs. u 81. 49,

dOHs .huSl Dlal1 S1ElSSDy. Liz LIZ, Oh
Charlotte county, who was an honored
member OF the Virginia Constitutional Con-
vention Of 1S29130, and who has read the
historical sketches OF the old African church
published in the Disp atch last week, writes
an interesting letter to Mr.. r.. a. Brock. Of
this city, from which we are permitted to
make the following very interesting extract
relative to the adoption OF the Constitution
Of 1S29,30: ~
CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE, Va,
August 81, 1876.
MY Dear Mr.. Brock:
You are aware that the Virginia Conven-
stance in the hall OF the House OF Delegates,
ing OF the General Assembly in December,
when it adjourned to the African church, in
which it held its sessions until its adjourn
ment, on the 10Th day Of January. The
night OF the 14th in that old building pre-
sented the most solemn scene it has ever
been my fortune to behold. The building
was lighted with candles, which cast ga
dim religious light" over the members Of
the Convention and the crowd that filed
every seat in the church above as well rs
below. John Randolph rose and made .
short speech on technical matter; and
when the question was taken by ayes and
noes on the proposition of Mr.. Randolph
and decided in the negative, Judge Philip
p. Barbour rose and proposed the vote on
the adoption of the Constitution. :
But the session of the next morning was
still more touching occasion. AS the House
was about to adjourn Mr.. Randolph rose and
offered resolution OF thanks to the Chair,
with some eloquent remarks that were CRATE
full to every member ofsthe body; and as
President Barbour, before pronouncing the
final adjournment, made the most eloquent
acknowledgment of The honor conferred by
the yote-and the most eloquent speech it
was that ever fell from his lips-my heart
beat high with emotion, and many an eye
was sutused with tears. Then you could
have seen Madison, Marshall, Tazewell,
Randolph, johnson, and their distinguished
compeers, bidding each other last adieu.
Thus, you perceive that the last time that
Madison and Marshall-who had from 1776
and 17SS respectively appeared in our great
deliberative bedies-ever helda seat in apub-
lie assembly was on that occasion. Now, OF
the ninety-siX members, all are gone except
my honored neighbor, the Hon. Mark Alex
ander, OF Mecklenburg, and myself; and
now, too, the old church is gone. wish
the old structure could have stood during
my time; for loved to steal away from the
hubbub OF the modern city and recall, under
its quaint roof, the memories OF the past.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

RICH PLATED TEA-SETS W,ass WAIEh,nIttsS ~, n 4
40 ner cent le,s than regular pstS = ,rf,s
FYno ERENCH and ENGLISH ChAMnEke ~ ,asssss
on. spFSfaY. fSE iy ls lBARes RfSs IN FRENCH CHINA
,,ii if fins = af Sr fEIE, FANCY, and ItQUAf-
2 .I .FuIRNisMrSG GO obs as nsssss Istss; M ss 4 Araps
soie AGENT 6Or me cICALkNn8EkklaEhAx &c
tns osss rs, EN- az sosiesea from ~ ysn q
6ooda In Iny Nues e. - i,s !, ~ fce g
q jy 20 ops..-s.s- .--s
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1.-THE GREATEST sToMAcH-waTRR OF THE
WORLD is what Mr.. JOHN p. KEELING, OF Pdn-}
cess Anne county, says Of the Buffalo Lithi. Wster
in an advertisement to be found in another column
of to-tays paper; aud lie is right. Many sufferers
have borne willing testimony to the same effect But
read the advertisement and be convinced. y.
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Rg- On all sales Of Real Estate made l6e1soe<n
the 1st Of January and last Of Ju',e the fdsssJos
he present rear haze TO be paid ty the parchaser
o., all sales made 6etloeen the1ss Lase
OF the near the tares haze to hspafd 1 the selIes
rfThIs custom was adopted about nIteen yesrsl lH
by ali the real estate agents In R!.hmopdf ana np
plies TO Richmond aud yieintty.j ss
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NEW YORK FASHIONS.

MENT-sOME LOVES OF BoNNETs-A NEW
SHADE THAT IS TO BLESS AND BRIGHT
EN-FANCY FEATHERS-CAPRICES OF THE
FICKLE GODDESS.
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE NATIONAL GOVERN
MENT.-We are prepared to undertake the collection
of Claims against the National Government ae
Washington. Business Of this kind entrusted to US
will be faithfully attended to.
CuAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HousE.-rn order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade vs
have added a, weIl-selected assortment OF NEW
TYpE, which, together with our improved MA
cuINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALEHf
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most expo
ditious
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FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING the visitors
registered at the Capitol yesterday were the
following: Miss Antoinette Duprey, Paris;
Miss Jenetta Montgomery, Scotland; and
Colonel Tudor Lavie, Royal Artillery, Lon
don Et.rE ts5a -
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EXCURSION TO LOWER BRANDoN.-The
Manchester Baptist Sunday school having
chartered the fine steamer Pamlico Will
make an excursion to Lower Brandon on
Thursday the oath instant.
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have anayzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of I'd SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. McUAw, n. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Acting Police
Justice Crutchfield yesterday sent on to the
grand jury for indictment Minnie Epps,
charged with keeping house OF bad name.
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THE LEE MONUMENTAL BALL.-Colonei :.
Bassett French, Secretary OF the Lee Meme
rinl Fund, received from Il. T., Daniei, Jr;;
$3.50. that being the net proceeds OF the Daii
given for the benefit OF the fund!
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YORK RIVER DAILY LINE TO BALTIMORE OF
The Richmond, York River and Chesa-
neake Railroad Company are now running
a.daiIy line to Baltimore, the pleasant steam
ers Louise and Havana connecting Win the
train which leaves Richmond ut hah-past
O'Clock for West p Oint. sgH
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AUCTION SALES FINS DAY

WINsTocK offers an exquisite pair OF solitaire dif'
1fond earrings for $50. q,
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Visitors to the VIRGINIA STRINGS Will guard
against baggage agents on the trains for Stsun-
ton. There are coaches and wagons to CONVEY pa
sengers and baggage free Of charge. Don't give up
your checks till You get in the omnibus nc the depo
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Justiee Y
r. II. CrutchfeM presiding. Maria jack
son, the colored woman alluded to in this
noner Yesterday morning, was up to answer
the the charge OF disturbing the congregation,
~ M Rev. J. W. Dungee's Free-W Baptist
church. George P. Gray, William d.
Combs, Rev. J. w. Dungee, and Others, tes-
tilted against accused. James Russell, Mar
tina Russell, and Roberta Russell were also 9
;mnlieated. ;,,, Justice Crutchfeld Issued q
warrant wa for their arrest, and the whole par.
~ w were sent on Tor indictment. Baii was
allowed. stfis s
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WISsTocK offers to sell very cheap genuine
Howard watch, chronometcr balance, adjusted to
heat, cold, and postion with screw regulator, set
jewels, extra heavy 1s-carat eases; a fine time
keeper; In perfect order.
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The Public Square.-The public square,
under the manipulations OF the chain-gang,
has been cleaned of, and presented on yes
terday decidedly improved appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-23

CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK TO order, an& guar
anteed to lt. Repairing neatly done by
BoscIIEN & BROTHER,
500 and GIL Broad street.