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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06
MANCHESTER NEWS.

We have in Manchester gentleman Of
eminent scientific tastes who neglects no
discovery, no matter in what domain Of
science it may be made. He was sitting in
his front yard yesterday afternoon, and our
Greek friend Michael came in to ask, " Is it
time to plant rooty-bagy turnips, sir?"
Not to be put out, our scientific friend,
who had magazine in his hand which he
read with intense interest, said: "Come
here, Mike; Fve something to tell you. Do
you know that it has been discovered that
the mosquito has a parasite that feeds upon
it and finally destroys it?"
"Vat's that, Mr.. Stankraus? Do ycz
mean to say that the parryshutes does be
attn the mosquitoes up entirely! what
kind iv looking things are these parryshutes
anyway"
."Why, Michael, they are too small to be
seen save with microscope"
81 "Well, Mr. Stankraus, that may be oil
very true around here where yez do be
liyin, but around where live the parry
shutes don't ate clane. They layes the
teeth and the wings, and the bith' is as bad
Us ii nivcr parryshute was about"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

THE PARK HOTEL on TIE EUROPEAN
PLAN-Messrs. John D. Smelling & Co. will
open the well-known Park Hotel this morn
ing on the European plan. The house has
been thoroughly refitted from top to bottom
in the handsomest style. The dinipg-room
and saloon would do credit to New York.
Attached to the latter is fine lunch-coun-
ter, which will prove a great convenience
to our merchants in the busy season. Be
sides the large dining-room there are pri-
vate rooms for guests OF the hotel, or for
citizens who wish to dine or take any meal
with their wives OF families. The establish
ment is complete in every appointment, and
will prove great acquisition to our insti-
tutions for public accommodation. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

HASDsoaE PESaANsriIp.. = MI. w illiam.
'Fleggenheimer has just completed engross-
ing on parchment o series OF resolutions
prepared by select committee OF the First
Virginia regiment, and approved and signed
by all the field officers OF the regiment, to
the First Pennsylvania regiment, National
Guards, as a mark OF their esteem and'ap-
probation OF the kindness and courtesies
cent visit to the Centennial. The work has
been most beautifully executed with pen,
and reflects the highest credit upon Mr.
Fleggenheimer. The parchment Will be
framed and sent to Philadelphia. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

NloRTuARY REPORT. The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day. September ., 1876, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the office OF the
Board OF Health:
Cause of DEATH: Aphtha, l white;
Bright's disease, l white: cerebro-splnal
meningitis, l white; cholera-infantum, 3
white, , colored; congestion Of brain, /
white; congestion of lungs, white; con-
sumption. white; conyulsions Qnfantilel
white, / colored; diarrhGa, l colored;
dysentery, white, colored; fever Child
bed). white; fever (typhoid), 8 white;
heart-disease, l white, l colorcd; infantile
lockiaw, white; intlammation Of bowels,
white; intussusception, white; maras-
mus, white, . colorcd; old age, 9 white,
colored; pneumonia, 1 white, colored;
premature birth, white; teething, white,
known, colored; whooping- cough, white,
colored. Whole number of deaths in the
city, exclusive OF still-births, 49. Still
births: White male, / :; colored female l.
total, 9. Ser Males, IA white, II colored-
total, %; females, II white, 10 colored-to-
tai, "a. Age: One day to thirty, white, 2
colored-total, 4; one month to six, 6
white, 8 colorcd--total. 8; SIX months to
twelve, 2 white, 4 colored-total, G.; one
wear to three, white, s colored-total, 15;
ten years to twenty, white; twenty years
to thirty, 3 white; forty years to fifty, col
ored; fifty years to sixty, white, 2 col
ored-total, 5; sixty years to seventy, 1
white, colored-total, 2; seventy years to
eighty, / white; eighty years to ninety, l
white. Condition: Single, 81 white, II col
ored-total, 3S; married, white, 3 color,
ed--total, /; widowers, l white; widows, 2
white; unknown, l colored. Nativity:
Richmond, as; other parts OF the United
States, 8; France, l; Germany, l. L0cal.ty;
City at large, colored; Marshall Ward, 8 8
white, 2 colored-total, o; Jefferson waro, .
white, 3 colored-total, 6; Madison Mara'
5 white, i colored-total g.; Monroe Ward,
I white, l colored-total, 8; Clay Ward, z
white, / colored-total, g.; Jackson Ward,
8 white, 10 coloredtotal, 13; almshouse, 2
colored. By ,ohon, Certified: Regular prac-
titioners, II white, II colored-totai, A;
Board of Health, white, 4 colored-total, ..
coMpARArIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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JOHN RoB1NsoN's CIRCUs.-The "big
show" will reach Richmond tomorrow
night, and on Friday morning there will be
a grand street-parade and two perform
ances-one at 9 O'Clock p. NJ. and the other
at SP. Nj. OF course there will be an i'm
mcnse audience at each performance, for it
has always been the case on former occasions
whenever good circus came to Richmond
it attracted crowds Of people to witness the
performance. John Robinson has the rep
utation Of having one Of the finest and most
interesting shows in the country. Every
where the papers speak well of it, and no
doubt all who attend in Richmond will en-
Joy the entertainment heartily.
Robinson's circus is almost home lnstl-
tuition, and for over half century has
annually added fresh laurels to its already
well-earned reputation. This year, it Is
stated, many new features have been added,
and we are assured it is deserving OF the
title so often accorded it, of being the,
greatest show on earth.
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-a Mayor's Court.-The case, Of the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company,
which has been pending for several weeks
owing TO the absence Of counsel on either
side, was called yesterday morning, but in
the absence Of defendant in the case it was
continued until tomorrow, when Mayor
Chiles saws he will have no further delay.
Cecelia Robinson and Carson Henderson
(colored), for disturbance, were put under
bond in the sum OF $50 each for, six months.
Frank Horton (colored), for a Ike otfence,
was bound over in the sum OF S200-held
on his own recognizance.
D. Williams was discharged on payment
of costs. tsc, 81 or
Andrew Tucker teolored) was fined s5. :
Mrs. Henry Ambrose (Whitel for yloiat-
ing an ordinance (keeping open on Sunday
was fined $40. Sait ~ ,5t L. -,
: S. D. Atkinson, charged with allowing.
nuisance in the shape of. stagnant wafer ID
Atkinson's addition, was before the court.
His case was referred to the chairman OF the
Committee on Health. ttESs
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THE THEATRE-FAY TEMPLETON.-The
performance of East Lynne, Jenny Lind,
&C., by the Fay Templeton Troupe at the
Theatre last night was witnessed by quite
large audience, and was very satisfactory.
Indeed, the entertainment was an improve
ment on that OF Monday night, and was no
doubt enjoyed by all present. Little Fay is
trump; and if all the rest of the company
did rs well as she the company would be
hard to beat. -.E,...l az. .-
|. Tonight will close their engagement, and
when the Theatre is opened next we will
have Humpty Dumpty. a... ..~ n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

DR.. HoGE's MISSION CHAPEL is nearing
completion. The Gibson's are the builders,
and have made very nice job OF it thus far.
1t is situated ut the extreme upper end Of
Grace street, left side. It is intended to be
used for the present for Sunday afternoon
school, principally for children from Sid
ncy, Oregon Hill, and Screamersville, but 1t
will be open to any who choose to come.
The mission school conducted by this con-
gregation has been heretofore held in the
basement of the Sidney Methodist church,
but in few weeks it will be conducted in
the new chapel. ALI Protestant denomina-
tons in the city have been represented in
this Sunday school by their children, ma
iority OF whom generally attend some morn
ing school as well as this. We hope the
Sunday school at the new chapel may prove
grand success. MIR. Robert Gillian s the
Superintendent.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF Yesterday morning by Justice
j. J. White:
Fannie Green (colored), charged with ere
ating disturbance in the First Market.
Fined 81. ....
John J. Washington (colored), charged
with seducing Lavina Boyd under promise
of marriage, was called up, but owing to
the absence of the complainant the case was
continued until Saturday.
Amanda Morris (colored), charged with
creating q disturbance in the street, was
fined 81.
Andrew Williams (colored was charged
with selling an excursion ticket to Wash
ington to Sarah Taylor, and the train not
going she wanted her money refunded.
Andrew was made to pay up and he was
then discharged. =.
Julia Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing pair of shoes from Joseph Stuken-
berg, was discharged.
John Diggs (colored), charged with beat
ing his wife, was discharged.
Bette Broadus, charged with assaulting
Rachel Robinson, and Rachel Robinson
charged with doing the same thing to
Bette, were discharged on paying S1.30
costs each.
William Devan and Alfred Hobson (col-
ored). charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretences from Benjamin Jackson.
1t seems from the evidence that Jackson's
wife is one of the parties who has been
threatening the members Of Rev. Mr.. Dun
gees congregation and has been sent on to
the Hastings Court, and these men wanted
to obtain nine dollars-then they would not
prosecute his wife at the Hastings Court.
Ben. johnson and L. johnson, charged
with attempting to make Alfred Hobson
swear falsely, were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

Grand Jurors Dra,on.-The following
named grand jurors have been drawn for
the ensuing term Of the County Court !;
Manyille Phillips, John j. Ellison, Israel
Lush, T. NJ. Winfree, James A. Hancock,
Nathan Butler, James NJ. Madderson, W.
Fl. Jones, E. C.. Bass. John Murphy, John
w. Anderson, R. D. Knight, John S. NC
Kinney, W. Z. McLemore, Charles F. Gil
liam, Josiah Lodge, Richard Phaup, John
Webster, Alexander Sims, George w.
Phaup, James A. Elicit, Samuel n. Taylor,
o. J. Heinrich, and Walter G. Clarke. =.
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CORoNEE'S CASEs.-Whcnever DR.. Taylor
gocS out OF the city the coroner's business
improves at once. On Sunday afternoon
the Doctor had scarcely gotten beyond the
city limits when his deputy, DR.. Chris.
Tompkins, was called upon to view the
body OF negro man named Israel Booker,
who died at No. 13 west Marshall street.
On Monday Virginia Ann Christian died
suddenly at No. 501 west Marshall street OF
hcart-diseaSe Her husband went away to
work in the morning leaving her very well /;
in the evening when he came home she was
corpse.
Yesterday DR.. Tompkins made q post
D.ortem examination and held an inquest
upon the body OF an unknown white female
found near the corner OF Thirty-third and
Marshall streets. The jury brought in the
lIsnal verdict.
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1,yEATHER REPORT.

rpon.gllIrIks TODAY Washington,
..i,tan,hors the South Atlantic States,
s'i.o, .iI.o"as, 10 southeast winds, warmer and
M"rtN o-ti~ cloudy weather. and occasional rains.
s'Htt,r ror the Middle States, northwest followed
=, nnr,hca>t winds, rising followed by fall
40 =; barometer. increasing cloudiness, and
',s,;nnary or higher temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE.-m order TO meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe'
ditjous manner 5.es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

THE CITY JAIL.-This institution is stu
atrd in the valley just below the Medical
College. and on the south side OF Marshall
street. For some time it has been under
.0ing repairs in the nature OF increasing its
capacity. At the present time there are
three tiers Of cells, with lower floor, which
i used as dungeons. On the southern side
the Colored male prisoners are confined. At
present there are about fifty colored prison.
crs. most Of them confined on minor charges
and serving terms in the chain-gang.
The northern side is occupied by white
males. The only one OF prominence is 7.
X. Lyon. who is charged with an Infamous
offence on two little girls. Lyon is con-
fined on the lower tier in cell No. 4. Pat.
Woods, who was charged with beating his
wife, is also on the lower tier, and occupies
cell No. 7. Pat, since his incarceration, has
been very unwell and at times subjected to
fitS. At present he is doing very well.
The second tier has been completed with
the exception OF locks. The Sergeant has
made application for them, but there
seems to be some misunderstanding
aS to which committee is to furnish them.
The third tier is used as the women's de-
Dartment. 1t also contains the office and
officers rooms. In this department there
are some forty female prisoners, mostly col
ored. At present the Jail list numbers 105,
all told. The cooking establishment is in
complete order, and is under the manage
mcnt of Mr.. George SchleiZer, who keeps his
pans in the most complete order. The pro-
prieter OF the City Hotel is Captain James
NJ. Tyler, and the clerks are Messrs. James
VI. Macon, James NJ. Hammond, and Mr..
Ford. The latter gentlemen remain at the
office at all hours, and have no hesitancy in
admitting guests and showing them proper
quarters.
The railing around the steps and portico
OF the main entrance to the Office is nearly
completed. Unless these steps are covered
in, the iailers will have a very bad time OF
it during the winter months.
We return thanks to Captain Tyler and
his deputies for courtesics shown us while
there
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

1 have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the.
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend lis use for medicinal and family pur-
poscs.-J. B. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
a,,p,,syroW,s ANSWER IN THE MULE CASE.

BRIsroW's ANSWER IN THE MULE CASE.
i WASHINGTON, September 5.-Ex-seeretary
Brjstow. filed his answer to-day In the case
of the United States against himself and
others. This Is the mule case. he denies
In his answer that he was guilty OF the acIs
stated. or that he entered into any comnlna-
ton to cheat or deiraud the Government,
and that the allegations against nun aIe
false and malicious. Heavers that the ciaim
was ,. not false or fictitious, and II 1t was ne
had no knowledge Of it.
!; II s5ats. THE INDIANS IN OREGON.
SIN Pr AscIsco, September GA dispatch
from portland, Oregon, last night, says tiie
Neznerces ~ I'M aians have made formal qe-
mand mon the commandant at Fort " aila
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

PERsoNAL.-Judge Z. G. Minor left yes
terday evening for visit to the Centennial.
Major Ezra Hawks, superintendent OF
the Old Dominion Granite Works, and Cap
tain Il. I'll. Chalkley left for New York yes
terday. u. ..=l.t i. /. -. -
1t Is stated that Mr.. John S. Wise will be
the next captain OF the r. L. /. Blues.
Mr.. r. b. Lyme has returned from his
visit to Kentucky. b. L. a s.es nra ...s.5s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

H." "CAPApURA.n-These cigars, are equal In favor
to genuine Havana, and the only IMPORTED HA-
.yAEyA-FILLEp hve-eent cigar in this market, at
s,,e l..,s..,.., ss<f;.s, .z GEORGE sCHGN's,
corner Main and Eleventh streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHER are selling their
large stock Of TRUNKS, yALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room for fall and winter boots. SEQ
and I'll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

EXTRACT Of report from the celebrated physician,
ERASMUS WILSON, Of London, Eng:
"Severat severe cases OF consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured by the
timely use Of CoLDEN's LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoR AToR.n '.-'@-.,
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WATCHES. IEWELRY. &e.

ScO0ODWT. OPERA, GUARD, % /.
S.tHUIyE and NECK CHAINS, Of E1&
the most beautiful designs and best quality
TfsVST SyiH incrusted with diamond, In Ia and ~
carat rold rings; Cameo, Biood-stone, and oaneT-
Rings; elegant Solitaire and Clustsr-DaIIaona Insaa
,,ricss Than eyer &c .z-s3E g. A. W1NSTOCkS,
au 80-Ini !, 80 No. n Fourteenth street. .
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1isohes.-In the matter OF John B. Bell.
Answer Of assignees to petition OF bankrupt

, UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Judge
Iiuqhes.--In the matter Of John B. Bell.
Answer Of fassignees to petition OF bankrupt
filed. So G..Ssr zr5 ysss's
In the matter OF O. !, e., Murtha. The
bankrupt and assignee were ordered to show
cause on the 10Th instant why the sale OF the
bankrupt's real estate to him should not be
set aside and annulled, and the land resold
to satisfy the lien Of W. j. Clotworthy.
In the case OF Samuel W. Reyes. An or.
der for the resale OF the bankrupt's real
estate was entered. ,g.a
In the matter OF William T. Taliaferro.
The report Of Special Commissioner Mat
thcws was confirmed, and the assignee di-
rected to sell the bankrupt's interest in one
hundred and twenty acres OF land in Caro-.
line county. Ess-' '.' -
In the matter OF James w. p. Crews. Or
der referring the cause to Commissioner
Thomas S. Atkins for inquiry and report.
In the matter OF Charles II. Pyle. Re-
port OF register of the rejection by the cred
itors of the bankrupt's proposal for compro-
mise filed.
In the matter OF p. Fl. Jones. Report of
assignee OF exempt property filed. s
In the matter Of George w. Smith. Order
referring cause to Robert Howard, as spe-
cial commissioner, TO make certain in
quiries and report. !r..
In the cases of Thomas Y. Leigh and R.
\. Barrow Orders entered continuing the
hearing until the 18th instant.
In the matter Of Freeman Fitzgerald.
Report OF Special Commissioner Richard
Epcs filed. and order entered confirming the
report and directing the assignee, after pay
ment of costs, to distribute the funds OF the
estate to the first, second. and third lien
creditors according to their priorities, and
then pay the bankrupt an exemption of not
more than $500, ii any balance remain.
In the matter of w. s. Buchanan. Order
dismiSsing petition OF William Wright ut
the costs OF petitioner.
! In the matter of John s. Fitzgerald. An
! swcr Of A. G.. Hawkes. filed. -..
James Conway aud Matthias Glynn became
citizens OF the United States. .s .. .. =
! in the matter OF Tomlin BraXton. The
order OF 18th June, 1875, was modified so as
to allow the assignee to sell the real estate
Of the bankrupt at King William Court
house on court-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

POLICE FOR THE FMR.-Colonel w. C..
Knight. president OF the Virginia State
Agricultural Society, is making arrange
Iarnts 70 bring the cadets from Blacksburg
10 Richmond to aid in police duty ut the
next state Fair. They will be camped on
the ground. and will add Il good deal to the
attractions OF the exhibitions. 81
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The EXCURSION TO OLD PoINT.-The
ladies OF Centenary Methodist church are
concluding their arrangements for the ex-
cursion to Old Point tomorrow on the John
Sylvester, and it is probable that large
number Of persons will take advantage Of
the trip. Arrangements have been made
with Mr.. Phebus for reduced rates for
board, so the expense Of the trip will be
frifiinp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Ata a meeting OF
the Richmond Social and Debating Society
held on Monday night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter: Pre-
sident, Henry Wortham; Vice-P President;
George Z. Jefferson; Secretary, Robert W.
Courtney; Treasurer, W. D. Sutherlin;
Critic, B.. A.'Pendieton; Censor, J. 81.
Hutchesoli.
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The Goose Lau was again enforced yes
terday, and three OF the .feathered tribe
were sold by Captain Lipscomb. Their
owner bid them in at q nominal price, no
one seeming willing to deprive him OF his
wandering birds. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

Hillary Pages Funeral Sermon was
preached by Rev. A. Binga at the Manches-
ter colored church on Sunday to very
large congregation. Mr: Binga preached
very sensible and effective sermon, which
must have left a good impression on his
many hearers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. -
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REPUBLICAN CONvENTIoN.-The Republi-
cans of Marshall Ward met of Jones's
school-house and elected William I. George
(whita and Joseph Terrell, Jr. (colored)
delegates to the Convention O.. keenan,
and i. d. Champlain, alternates. =
The Republicans OF Jefferson Ward have
elected d. w. Bohonon and Daniel Brady
delegates to the Congressional Nominating
Convention. ze.f. tsss
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:, HAND-NADE BOOTS and SHOES, OF every descrip-
tion, to order, guaranteed to ht. Repairing neatly
done by HERMAN BosCHES 6 BROTHER, Broad
street. 49, ,..y. il. = .s-t,:sf,-!5fnnff ?
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SALE OF ToBACCo.-Messrs. N. NJ. Will
son d Co. have recently sold in this market
L lot Sixteen hogsheads) Of English ship
ping tobacco, raised by Mr.. Joseph Blanton,
Of Cumberland county, as follows: Four
hogsheads at $3.50 per hundred; four
hogsheads at Sl6.50; five hogsheads at sl3,
and three hogsheads Of lugs at s9-making
an average, including lugs, Of S14.25 per
hundred. This is considered first-class
col
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

Off oith the Press Gang.-Dr. a. Mon
teiro and Mr.. c.. w. Turner, editors OF the
Courier, will 60 with the Press Association
OF Virginia to the Centennial this month. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

Levy BROTHERS sen the best s1.25 completely
made shirt. No extra charge for special orders.
Encourage home enterprise and save while 80 doing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

The Odd- -FsIious' Excursion, which lett
yesterday, was largely attended by many OF
our best. citizens, and good time was
doubtless had. -....
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ACCIDENTAL DRowNING.-The body OF 4
little boy about three years old, named
Alfred Hope, was iished out Of the dock
Yesterday morning. DR.. Tompkins con-
rludcd that an inquest was unnecessary, as
il was evident from the circumstances that
the little fellow had been accidentally
jr0,Cncl
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Some Of the best bargains yet In Hamburgh Edgnss
at LEVY BROTHERS. ,.-S, -
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CHoLERA-MoRBUs. - Yesterday morning
about II O'Clock colored man named Tay.
lor Fitzhugh was taken very sick at D. c,
Mayo's factory with cholera-morbus. The
city ambulance was summoned, and the man
conveyed to his home on Duval street.