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HOW CERTAIN USHOHIHf REAL ESJAlE hocNin
DEFRAUDED CoNFIDING CITIzENs-FOUND
GUILTY, FINED $500 EACH, AND SENT TO
JAIL FOR SIX MONTHS.
from the St. Louis Times.J
: The conspiracy case against Charles Neu-
man and Bernard Shepherd, two OF the three
bogus real estate agents who are charged
with swindling number Of men seeking
employment at their office, No. north
Seventh street, out Of from $50 to 500 each
about month ago, were tried before Judge
Cady, OF the Court OF Criminal Correction,
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Gustav Appel was the first witness
examined. He testified that he applied for
work at the Office of the defendants in an
swer to an advertisement in the Westiche
Post. He had seen that advertisement in
about dozen issues Of the Post. 1t said
that man with small cash security would
find steady employment and good wages Mt
No. north Seventh street. Witness made
application for the place on the 31st OF July.
He first saw Schrepel, but was directed to
Neuman, and Neuman was the party who
engaged him. He was to do collecting and
soliciting for the firm, and was to receive
$50 for the first month and $50 month
after TINT. He deposited $50 with Neuman
as security that he wouldn't run OF, and in
return TcCclfcu SACSh loA eiAop
amount on the German Savings Bank, paya-
BILE ut the end Of thirty days. Witness was
sent out to do little collecting, but the
same evening they discharged him and re-
fused to return him his $50 until the follow
ne day. The following day they made
some excuse for delaying the payment
again, and this was repeated nearly dozen
times. Witness took Neuman's note to the
German Savings Bank, but they refused to
honor it, saying that Neuman had no &C.
count there.
John Klein, the next witness, gave evil
dence similar to that offered by Mr.. Appel
He had been engaged at fifty dollars per
month, and remained around the office three
weeks without getting anything to do. He
had deposited fifty dollars with Neuman,
and the contract that he had made with him
stipulated that he could not voluntarily
leave Mr.. Neuman's employment without
FORGETTING the fifty dollars, so that he felt
compelled to stay about the Office to be al
WAYS ready for work, whether they gave
him anything to do or not.
About dozen other witnesses had the
same story to tell in regard to their own eX-
perience, while as many others, it was
claimed, had been induced TO keep away
from the trial by the restoration Of the mo-
ney they had been swindlcd out Of. Nearly
all the witnesses examined connected Shep-
herd rs we'll as Schrepel with the conspi-
racy.
The prisoners were found guilty, fined
$500 each, and sent to Jail for six months.
They appealed.
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HOTELS.
. A MEXICAN HOTEL,
N CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH Streets
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
term of years. offer to the public rst-rate hotel a
low rates to suit the times The conduct of the hote
will be under their own Immediate supervision, and
prompt personal attention will be given to all who
The American Hotel In the main Is new, four. nfths
of 1t being in the Ely block, which is just being fin
Ished.
WELL VENTILATED BEDROOMS. Many OF
them arranged to be used rs connecting par.
lors and bedrooms to suit visitors Seventyseven OF
the whole number front south and southeast, afford
ing delightful breeze III summer and the genial rays
of the sun In winter These rooms are well suited FOR
inyalIds s. - q.
This hotel has the great advantage of being located
on Main street. In the very best portion or the city
and in close proximity to all the following places
Tobacco Exchange, Corn and Flour Exchange, -four.
Ing mills, banks, insurance companies, courts, real
estate agencies, postofce, custom-hose, State cap
itol and all the principal buSineSShouSeS both whole
sale and retail. Of every class.
The ladies' entrance and parlors are OIL Main street.
The business Office IS on Twelfth street. easy Of ac
VATOR, by Which, at I mements notice, visitors
can be placed on any floor In the building. The hotel
Is heated with steam throughout and has all tue mo-
dern Improvements to constitute d. ,-
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Our TABLE viii be Of the best, and our long
visitors that nothing VIII be left undone to make then,
comfortable, and we solicit the patronage OF our
friends and the travelling public, as well rs city
BALLARD & DODSON, Proprietors.
=, JOHN P. BALLARD, j. s. DoDsoN.
former proprietor of FIX ate OF Park Hotel.
y change Hotel and founder -".. t..r . -.
Of Ballard House. ...s..
RICHMOND. August /, 1875. au
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fion. ,eats 10 members. aggregnsin4 ~
500. fs. ye Neon sold IN the synagog 30 iaI.
At.oat ono hundred ladies and gentlemen,
interested In forming d new Bngilsn, -, Lu !,
teran congregation, of which Ke y ire
Graves 10 to be the pastor, met az Eeaap pen
ance Temple Wednesday evening NJ ~ e =.
Skipper was called to the chair, u: GU sD,
ster secretary. A motion was made Ina1 ane
ORGANIZATION, be called st. Johns En&iisn
Evangelical Lutheran Congregation WINE
the name met with general approval the
determination was postponed. A commlt-
tee was appointed to have general superVt'
sion OF affairs for three weeks, and 10 pre-
mare q constitution for the congregation
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NEW YORK RryER-PIRATES.-Ther river
pirates are again at work, and With even
more than their accustomed boldness. Last
night they boarded several schooners an
chored in Flushing bay, and in addition to
robbing the vessels in most cases brutally
treated the occupants. They entered the
cabins OF schooners F. Nelson and a. Ba-
con, and presented pistols at the heads OF
the sleeping inmates, demanding all the mo-
ney and valuables on board, Having secured
these they left, but not before fastening the
cabin-doors. They also boarded the schooner
go. L." loaded with ice,-- bound from
Maine for this port. sQn. board were five
men-the captain ,(H. S. Lovely, the mate,
his brother, two deck hands, and boy. The
first notice that the occupants had OF the
thieves was when they were awakened by
some unknown noise, and saw two men
standing over each one, both presenting
their pistols ut the heads Of the sailors. The
men had their hats drawn down over their
ioreheads and han dkerchiefs tied over their
faces, so that their features were entirely bid
from view. The twelve drove the sailors
altogether into one corner OF the cabin, and
while one kept them under cover of the re-
yolyer the other FIVE began ransaeking the
room. The captains pants, which were
hanging up, and contained wallet in which
was $50, were taken, and his watch. They
then rifed the mates drawer, and succeeded
in finding new suit Of clothes, and this,
with an old lnusket, were taken on deck.
They then deeamped.-NeU York CORE
spondence Philadelphia Ledger.
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BY Cook & LauShton, Auctionecrs,
No. 10 Governor street.

r AM AUTHORIZED by the Committee
l. on Fire Department to sell ....
YOUNG BROWN HORSE,
unsuited to purposes, at public auction on FRI
DAY September l, at 0 a. NJ. In front of Washing
ton Hall, Broad street. GEORGE A: AINSLIE,
au 3O-3t Chief Engineer.
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11l2' MxN STREET, .r.a
THREE DOORS ABOVE TEE DISPATCH OFFICE,
will send any of the following books, postpaid to
~ any address on receipt of the price: .
cEpPSs T y m GhaR RI y s. D
HIDDEN PERILs BY NsTsS Ce s9l, Fay 7 HSs
F n sH9 u TRB * Ee 81 HsRHR
rn issf; AND SPIRIT By the author of "odd
BREssA aSi 4 Novel By Julian Hawthorne. 7sc.
HALVES. A Novel: BY James Payn7, SOc. ro,
rAE rRIE MiNisTEs BY Anthony Troliopc.
THE f0i DILEMMA. By the author of the Battle of
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THE Fac AGE ; or ELIZABETH. By Manden crcigi-
The fSn fR Ri n REvoL LUTON AND FIRST EN-
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PERSIA, FROM THE EARLIEST PERIOD TO
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New numbers of the LAKESIDE LIBRARY re-
ceived as soon published.
Address all orders to
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TO PARENTS AND
L GUARDIANS. ....
MOUNT DE CHANTAL ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, w. VA.


Parents in quest of frst-class school for their
daughters will do we'll to investigate the claims of
this celebrated Academy. For thoroughness In every
CHANTAL ranks pre-eminently high. Great atten-
ton is given to perfect the pupils in writing and
advanced it is the language OF their recreation hours
The purity Of accent and correctness OF pronunca-
ton acquired in this institution have long been
subject Of surprise to the native Partisan. Tile
nown for the superiority IN music is widespread
rs to have made this Academy almost national one
One feature in particular that should recommend
MOUNT DE CHANTAL to the sensible parent Is
the influence exercised to form the pupils to views
practical and useful women of society in after years
Simplicity OF dress Is enforced by rule,
These facts. united to the exceedingly moderate
trust, secure to this school large and desirable
patronage III the future as 1t lps enjoyed In the
past.
For further particulars apply for prospectus to
the Directress of Mount de Chantal Academy Of the
Visitation, near Wheeling, W. Va. ~ Ism
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Z 5s.ssss RICHMOND, AND ~
/. PoTo1IAC RAfLB0kp COaPANr.s eS
HLENDEME.ss " W fHSGa
laE1 s. Nps angi... -, ~
GPEC1AI NOTIGE.-Dnfil further no
- tsa n trs,ns Van tesss 3, shsoni for Waslsipp
IN, or afos ,ssvSs I'm III 1YTv1sS y rieht -
Traans will nm 6n Stndey night, leaving and ass
living at BYRD street. &C on other nights Of the week.
;PassefiaSys win tflts hyoid the DELAY In Washing
ton 9ali Balffo7c which those leayiHg here on SAT-
urdaYnIgiit Eave heretofore experienced. Si
Otter frafns viii run as heretofore. -. 81
III Tf,sll II lJifID q u. r. ID. MYERS,
se 1.3ft., ~ si..t} General superintendent.
= ~ 80, --------7 - = - 7 20
ees'sitt9 80 RIcH.oNDi AyD PErEasBURG{
I toe SD / q .5spT3i URAiLHoAD COMPANY. - r.
.s,,S -, %. nn,o.,s '',sl'l.
u''s ~. $3.50, ~, sorr,, ..t
s1o 4. M., THROUGH MAIL daily teonnectingJ
aa,f lts, coIanbia, Hngusss, andail points South
t's'.-t =, runs through to Weldon. sft@4 j
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BY Richardson G. Co., ~. Z
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

A NEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON
N WASHINGTON STREET BETWEEN BA
KER AND JAMES STREETS FOR SALE by
AUCTION-On SATURDAY, September I'd, at 6
ises, that neat NEW FRAME COTTAGE, with lot
80 by 1872 feet. on the south side of washington
street between Baker and James streets.
TERMS: One third cash ; balance by negotiable
notes OF SIX and twelve months, with Interest added,
and secured by deed Of trust:
au3O Auctoneer5.
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py Hilt L Anderson, Ancttonscrs,
III 9it * 4 s1xfH Matt, sffoe & = z

u
NyILL SELL THIs DAY AT lot
aco1SS 1e.ssfHkDiuLDERs and s1pEs-s boxes; s.
BULK SHOULDERS and sIDES-5 boxer;
BULK SHOULDERS hogshead: z
10 dozen BUCKETS, t..gF5iy 81 g ~ 500 4
8 dozen WASHB0ARDS, ~. q
Ia dozen RRoOAfS, tsfgtsig9sRf ~ 5tF - -
R20 dozen sHOE-BRUsHEs, si ~ Et,tsts fsffi
'soAP-WAsHING-verya ne.
20 barrels FLoUR-all grades ,xnppaon
nan. 90. .n by j. d. Whitehead, III tF3
Grocery Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, {
.;y..4 512 Main street. .st.t5ti#
TRADE SALE OF GROCERIES, Will
u offer at auction THIS (Fddayl MORNING, sep,
weil-nssorted stock Of GR0CEalEs,S &c, consisting
BACoN-sides, Shoulders, Hams, and Breasts
BULK CLEAR RIB SIDES and sHOyLDEhS
Small No 3MACKEREL and HERRINGS;
GG3EEEENE .is RT gEaass; as-san packages
LARD; BUTTER; end CHEESE; - .ar e
tAuNpEY and sA TOILET SOAPS, ,.',
V1NEGAR-in barrels aud half.barfsis;
CHEWING TOBACCO and CIGARS, .z.g.
STARCH, lBLUETNG, - ? 2 't'''i
MUSTARD, PEPPER, &c.:u..nt .,u,.t,.t
together With the stock Of retail grocer declMnS
business; lc6lhstng OF such variety as 70 usually
found IN retail grocery, and ts we'll worthy tneat-
'e ss q Tug 'fa'e' =. I'D. WHITEHEAD.
II -
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The SILVER D0LLAR.-The New soFk
Herald does not seem to possess practical
legal knowledge Of the contract tha1 was
entered into between the Government ana
those who accepted the greenback- mise;
to-pay. In addressing itself to the 1Ranclal
question itssserfs that:
"In passang the act Congress mace
pledge. Il said TO every holder OF y Govern
ment note that on certain day would re-
deem that note In gold"
There IL an organized and persistent et-
fort In the Eastern and in some OIL the MIG
die States to urge upon the aseople tms
false nosiOn, which involves the payment
OF our bonded debt and paper note circnsa-
ton an gold. Like dripping wafer,
which will wear away rock, the loTeign
aud domestic speculative snserest is nara
tat work instilling this theory into !ne
niads Of the people. But the truth IS that
our public debt is payable i'm "coin," n
either gold or silver. except in cases wnefe
1t Is expressly stated that 1t may De pald IN
lawful money, and in those cases 1t may De
paid in legal-tender paper, or in gold or slt
yer, Mt the option OF the Government. The
attempt to educate the masses to consider
gold the only lawful eegnshonid be rebukea
by every journal 10. The Hand: that desires a
return to the solid Z basis Qof specie-pay-
lments-without forcibleu legislation:-at as
early day as the best Interests OF the Conn
try may dictate. The day for resumption In
gold and silver is not far off, pro idel the
people are not victimized by further I1achi.
nations on the part OF the gold RUG and
rag-money advocates:--Abany (NIGnf:.
Times. .:r 3 ~ ., ,asii9ns
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AuerrsaasAx.zs Easaasn,
! s, Ey Yyeilsslyt on Ggfdin. IS 81
] Office corner al FisYerifh and Bank street..

GALE At AUCTWN OF LOT AND
f2o rklGf HiakTEK ID eoaNER
JAMES AED CHARITY sTREETs1Win BE be s : 10
at auction, on the premises. on me an
TFNfSEET,Sa 81 8, located % above row owned
and occupied b BIZ. Edward @. Minor. Inc house
fnciufiIpe fhosesfn the basement), front and new
pOrches The lot has 'front.' Of 81 feet, and depsn
or 100 feet Yeitstocked with fnit trees; gs6 anu
In the house. na,>r,ry
sci Aucttoneer.
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Babcock has turned up at last. He is
with Grant ut Long Branch.
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DRY GOODS.
FLANNEa.si- TjTxMHELS!

rT,HE CREDITORS IN WILLIAM H.
X II. KENNON, deceased grcextsA % present
their claimstp JOHN as xsfhe city OF
win make payment TO him: e -
au 26.St sss5ss3I 80, - : -
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By Chafin. Staples s Co.
Real Estate Agents end Aucdoneers.
No. l Tenth street.

,rrRIJsTEE'S SALE. OF THE LARGE
i AND vALUABLE.BRICK1MA r aSIJ j !. IN q
'ROf!KETTS, KNOWN AS THE MATCH-FAC.
TSRY. At AUCTION-By virtue Of . certain deed
Of trust duly recorded u Riehm99d .sa ass
snail proceed to sell (being required so to do by the
beneficiary at anei9n to The h a 6idae ON sne
1875, at Ak O'Clock p. NJ that large and admirably
located BRICK BuILRING situated On On k ;S ese
lots having front OF 80 feet Rockets street and
running back 70 feet or est tbs Of
sale and to pay Off and discharge note Of 81
with interest from August 2S, as7s ~ PaNi2 ose ana
Der, 1876; and the residue; upon such time as may
be announced at the sale; the deferred payments to
be secured by deed Of trnst upon the properly.
sci r.-rrg..., q. ID. h. SCAfCESa. Iltstee.
HORSES AND MULES, BYaAUCT1ON.
IL We will sell ut our, stables, on SATURDAY. the
I'd day Of September, at ~ NJ, 20 head frst-class
HORSES and MULES. Ninety days. time for APP
proved city paper. ..-.,,.., 4, -, r
: SO 1-2t -: TURNER GU.
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IfTss JUDKINs viii scsslss, n a1 g sor
the educational year beginning October 2, 1875 s
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAIL

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Uh SALE IEIVA AZ IL f,s, "A S 9x1
LOUISA COUNTY, VAL am requested to sell u
TRACT OF LAND OF FIFTY ACRES, with fine
for hote), store, htchen stable, icc-house smoke
house. orchard, &C., &c.
This Is fine opening for merchant, and will be
sold low and on long credit. Apply to
NJ. BATES,
MI 26-eod4t Ills Main street.
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FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Z Leave Richmond at A. H., $3.50 +. H.. ana III Il
III. .,>
r Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with through
siecpers for New York. -.
,9S A. IL daily Except Sundsys), making close con.
nections ut Shepherd for the northwest arriving ~
sPhtlateiphia at $50 p. IL. and New YORK Ut lu:zo
P!M.vG -ri. l.. n. COLE,
.9Sf " General Ticket Agcn.
- C. N'fi@ l4& s3 A. 8. WHALING,
Southeastern Passenger Agent
yrs .-s-,-A 7. r. SHARP,
VS. Master OF Transportation.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old SFET&
Il Do Union Steamship Company = =
FRIDAY, September list, ut O'Clock p. M. a.i -
Freight received until 2 O'Clock z. NJ t,H.rf
warded with disrltcb to all points north, soath,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports ''t =!
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ~ {,
Cabin fare to New York, $12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, S6 and So. :.
For freight or passage, apply to ,fl"i!
! I'-7- 800 G. W. ALLEN& CO., Agents, 4
au 3O-3t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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I'D GI aGESTS So I11a Mn STnrr r
RICHMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND. MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edinburgh
Capital $40 100000 gold.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin
nati. Ohio-assets over 81 coo, 600. =,
or New Ycrk-assets over $500 ,00t q. .,
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COM PANY, Oh
brooklyn. N.Y.-assets over $500 900. u = =
lyn, n. Y.-assets over a. 900. e ~.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Ya.-assets over $50 900. .ts w. =.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, el6O.
300. Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid al
lots agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given thereto. ocio
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cCIio OF on CHURCH HILL.

Ans "a J. pLEASAETsw isl resume the Duties Of
her school. No. 2512 Broad street, cofncr Oh AHen
tysStxth, on Il 4 Z :; !, IN,
Tic usual Ehgiish brAErhes, with music, tatan,
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r OCUST DALE ACADEMY.-Its n1ne-
1 teenth annual session opens 4th Of SEPTEM.
BER and closes 25th of JUNE. -,
The course of instruction prepares students ior te
University Of Virginia. any other college, or Tor ousl
Terms per session: For board, tuition, fuel, wash
rng. lights roOm-rent, and servants attendance,
5000 to 1910.
For information or catalogue, address
Va A. J. GORDON, Principal
Rapidan Station, "
MI ea.d1 Otssw4t Culpeper county, Va.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arrive A.
Richmond DAILY ut 10 A. NJ, aud leave MchmonS
tat $50 p. H., connecting at West Point Win ne
magnificent 1rst-class steamers HAVANA and
LOUISE, and landing passengers In Baltimore nj 8
northern, eastern, or western points. ~
Fare to Baltimore. ................s3 M
Fare to Baltimore and return. %
rnre unT g so
Fare 70 Phindelphia and return s Is
Fare to New York and return................. Ia tx
Fare TO Boston. IL "a
ROUND-TRfP TICKETS to- Baltimor.. Phi,asei.
phia, and New York, good for THRTY DAYS from
vi TH isaSta FREIGHT TR dSs leave Richmond
DAIL z. ct A. NJ; arriveat Richmond DAILY at
Freights delivered In Baltimore ut 8 Am. DAILY.
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch giiaran.
tecd. T-s4 ifg.Eilt.i j
!, The management takes pleasure In announcing 70
the public the re-establshnent Of their DAILY
LINE between Richmond and Baltimore. Their
steamers have been reitted tn the most thorough
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freights Their STATE-ROOMS are large and well
furnished. TABLE supplied with every delcacy OF
the season.
Travellers taking this line have the bene6, Of the
tn Baltimore In ample time to connect with the ral
lines for philadelphia, New York, Boston, and an
The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
of freights to or from southern points at Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlantis
without change. Tickets sold to all northern cast
ern, and western points, and baggage checked
through. Y.
For tickets apply at A. ". CARRIERS, 500 Main
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and company's de.
pot, corner Twenty third and Dock streets
au % II. L. DOUGLASS, Superintendent
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHRspEAEy,
'.' ri. RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
IN, RICHMOND, VA, August %. 1876, |
GREAT REDUCTION as.
~. IN PASSENGER FARE..,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMoSp Am
1919 'stt.4 BALTIMORE. ~, -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

8" INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TOHN 81. CLAIBORNE,
NO. TIos MArN STREET,
agent MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS over se0,000,000.
Cash dividends, surprising all others, at frat and
every anniversary Of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, and
quarterly.
The Oldest, largest, and cheapest company In the
IJnited States au 12.1m
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An Old svindle Revampetl.

HOW CERTAIN UNWORTHY REAL ESTATE AGENTS
DEFRAUDED CONFIDIEG CITIZENs-FOUND
GUILTY, FINED $500 EACH, AND SENT TO
JAIL FOR SIX MONTHS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
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JAMES RIVER SPEAMBOATeE,ts. /,
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FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
:. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
7 nnd elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAIITI-.
MORE, and steamer LADY OF TILE! nm :
=. LAKE for WASHINGTON, D. c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
: DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS. :.

DOR PHILADELPHIA: PRO- xsxEEH
Il v1DENCE, BOSTON, AND Non; ss - -
THROUGH.-SteamerA ALLIANCE, Captain CARR
will receive freight for tho above ports TIL FRI
DAY the LIST instant ut 8 O'Clock. Fg.t.~
passage to Philadelphia, including meals and state.
ROOM As; second-class passage Including meals and
state. ROOM third-class passage, without meals
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