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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNpAY-SCuOOL SOCIETY. - The regular
monthly meeting Of this Society was held
at Clay-Strcet church Sunday afternoon at
81 o'clock-A. l.. West (president) in the
chair. G. y. Radv and J. L. Sims secretaries.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Clay-Strcet school and prayer by Rev. ID. Z.
Wills. ....
Rev. P. A. Peterson made q good report
OF the condition Of Ciay-Street school. The
average attendance Of the officers, teachers,
and scholars has been, and now is, very
good. The school has three large Bible
classes composed OF young ladies, -four
ishing infant class. and good corps Of
punctual, attentive, and studious teachers.
The school has raised a large amount 81 mis-
sonary money, and is entirely clear OF all
debt. 4 good number OF the scholars are
members OF the church. ~.
Bishop Doggett then addressed the meet
ins-subiect, Missionary Work" The
Sunday school movement has extended its
influence not only throughout our entire
community. but even to foreign lands. God
is using this agency, not only in building
Up the church at home, bI!t extending his
kingdom throughout the world. As an
evidence OF what the Methodist schools OF
Richmond and Manchester are doing III
missionary work, he gave an account OF the
visit OF Mrs. j. w. Lambuth, OF Shanghai,
China, to this city, and the determination
OF this Society to support Il school in China.
He then read letter from the China
Mission addreSseds,te the childIen OF
hi, Society, acknowledging the receipt
OF money, setting forth the evils
surrounding the children OF heathen
lands, and contrasting their condition with
those who live in Christian land, sur
rounded by Christian privileges. The letter
also urgently calls upon all connected with
this Society, as well as all Christians, to
pray nightly to God for the success OF the
cause in China, and the conversion OF the
children connected with these schools, two
OF whom have been recently converted.
Accompanying the letter were several
books, printed in Chinese characters, show
ing the methods Of teaching both secular
and religious knowledge.
The Bishop commented in very earnest
and eloquent manner Oh the facts contained
in the letter, and urged the children to per
severe in the work OF sustaining the mis-
sion cause in China.
Rev. S. 4. Steel then addressed the
meeting, discussing some OF the objections
made TO missionary work. The work is OF
God, who commands his people to go into
all the world and preach the gospel, and
the results are in his hands. We have no
right TO question the plans OF God any more
than his authority. He then proceeded TO
show that the spirit of missionary labor re-
acts on the Church at home and promotes its
growth and success. Faith in the cause of
- issions Is the expression OF the highest
" pc OF pIety. The surest way to yitalize
the Church is to cultivate missionary spi-
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Auditor OF PuDIlc Accounts.

A HANDSOME PRIZE. OF" Company
Association sas offered beautiful prize to
the best shot in Company J., First Virginia
regiment, to be contested for at the next
ret1nion Of the company. The iewel-for
such it is-consists Of the beautifully set
in diamonds, surrounded by gold frame,
above which are two miniature ,muskets OF
gold, with the barrels crossed, s.-;
The reunion will take place to-day at. the
James River Brewery, where the eighteenth
anniversary OF the company will be cele-
brated By target-practice, dinner, DC. The
command will march from the armory at 10
O'Clock promptly, and the invited guests
will be conveyed to the Brewery in omni-
buses, which will leave the Dispatch Office
corner at l2 O'Clock. The Old "F" Com.
pany Association and contributing members
will be present. There are to be four prizes,
two Of which will be shot for by the COM
pany and the other two by the Association
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nounced, whereupon the following pream-
bic and resolutions were adopted: ,ls..-

Mr. James II. Gardner was in MANY re-
spects model man OF business, and type Of
the useful citizen and good man - -
Firm in his principles, faithful 10 his
trusts, true to the approved laws and usages
Of trade, and untiring in work, he was Vet
large in his sympathies, simple in bis tastes.
tender in hfs affections, and obedient to the
impulses and restraints OF duty. <sts
: His life was without ambition, pure. and
clear. Moved by an earnest andnoble pur-
pose, he assiduously cultivated and prac-
ticed fair dealing, irugality, industry, pa
tient toll, unfailing courtesy, and q sincere
and abiding regard for the rights and IN
terets of others. In his ample business
success, and the honor, confidence, and
goodwill OF the community in which bis
long life was spent, he reaped rewards OF
his fidelity and virtue.
As bank president he was Just and inn
partial, vigilant and iudicious, liberal but
firm. From carly life, familiar with all
the WAYS OF trade and the trials Of the mer-
chant, he was broad In his Views and alive
alike to all that was due to his stockholders,
his customers, and the community at large.
AS q man, as 4 citizen, and rs O pubic
officer he observed. as far as in him lay, the
Scriptural requirement to do Justice, love
mercy, and walk humbly with his God.
RESOLVED, That this Board have learned
with unfeigned sorrow OF the death OF their
late president, Mr.. James Fl. Gardner, and
that it is in obedience to high sense OF
duty that they record their estimate OF him
as an officer and man.
RESOLVED, That while the bank and the
community may lament their loss, they have
reason to be thankful at the peaceful close
OF a life so exemplary, useful, and without
reproach.
Resolved, That tho Board tender to the
family and relatives OF the deceased their
sincere sympathy in their bereavement.
ReSotued, That copy OF the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be sent to the
family OF Mr.. Gardner, and they be pub
lished in the daily newspapers OF this city
and in the Southern Churchmdn. j..
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scHEScK's PuLMoSIc SYEUP FOR THE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, AND COLDs.--The
great virtue OF this medicine Is that 1t rpens the
matter and throws it out OF the system, purfcs the
blood, and thus effects cure. -' '1
SCuESCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC FOR THE CURE
81. OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION &C. -
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF the sto-
mach, creating al appetite, forming chylc,. aud
curing the most obstinate cases of Indigestion.
SCuENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE OF
LIyER-COMPLA1ST, &C.
These Pills are Alternative. and produce healthy
action Of The liver without the least danger, ~ they
are free from calonel and yet more efcacous In re-
storing healthy action of the liver. -n.
These remedies arc a certain cure for ConsumC-
ton, rs the PulmOnlc Syrup ripens the matter anu
purifes the blood. The Mandrake pills net upon
the liver create healthy bile, and remove all dis
eases Of the liver, often cause OF Consumption.
The Sca-Wced Tonic gives tone and strength 10 the
stomach, makes good Digestion and enables tue
ORGANS to form good blood and thus creates
healthy circulation OF ht aIthy blood. The conn
bincd actionof these medicines, rs thus explained,
will cure every case OF Consumption If taken iu
time, and the use Of the medicines persevered In.
ypr. ScIENCK Is professionally at his principal
office, corner Of Sixth and Arch streets, Philadel-
phIa, every MONDAY, where all letters for advice
must bc addressed. SCIENCK'S medicines for sale
by all druggists. si 49,
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Took THE LICK.-In each Of the two cases
where Jim Tyler was convicted OF petit lar
ceny he was sentenced to short imprseni
ment and to the full quota OF stripes, but bis
counsel asked for and obtained suspension
of sentence. Yesterday the counsel (Mr. s.
NJ. Page) stated that his client would take
the stripes rather than appeal to Judge Gut
non i+t..i.a.# f.. j. '."
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES II. GARDNER.-A
venerable. highly-honorcd, and most worthy
citizen passed from among as yesterday, IN
the death OF Mr.. james II. Gardner, WhIctl
occurred at his residence, ON Broad street,
about O'Clock A. NJ. There was no man
| in Richmond who was more worthily loved
and respected than Mr.. Gardner, and no
man whose life has been more exemplary
than his $3.50
| He was born on the 20th OF July, 1876,
and was therefore in the eighty-second year
of his age. He was the son Of DIR. James
Gardner, of Lynn, Mass, and grandson OF
DR.. John Flagg, one OF the most eminent
men OF his day, and distinguished as Rev
olutionary patriot. Mr.. Gardner came to
Richmond in the year 1912, landing at Os-
borne's, on James river. He came to take
charge OF the business OF hr. John Ireson,
who had failed. Though still boy, by his
| strict business habits, which ever character
lied him. he attracted the attention Of Mr..
Samuel Hawkins, then merchant doing a
large business, who'employed him up to the
time Of his first business relations with Dir.
Hubbard, who established him in business
in Petersburg, where he remained until
burned out by the destructive fire OF 1870.
Returning then to Richmond the firm OF
Hubbard & Gardner was formed, and pro-
fitable business conducted by them for
some time. About the year 1910 Mr.. Am.
brose Carlton moved to Richmond and be-
came associated with the concern, whose
firm-name was changed to Hubbard, Gard
ner & Carlton. In about 1865 the firm OF
Carlton, Chamberlayne Il Co., Mr.. Gardner
being the "Co.," was formed. After that
the house was known as Gardner & Carlton,
and in 1870 the partnership OF Gardner,
Carlton d Baldwin was formed, existing to
the time OF his death. -! 90!
Mr.. Gardner was communicate OF the
Monumental church, and had been mem.
Der of the vestry for about twenty-six years.
Two or three years ago he resigned, how.
ever, on account OF his advanced years and
failing health. He was also one OF the char
ter members OF the Hollywood Cemetery
Company, was for many years It's secretary,
and at the time OF his death waists honored
treasurer.
One Of the last acts OF this good mans
life was characteristic OF bis whole career.
But few days ago he was appealed to by
letter from lady living in another city,
whom he had known and benefited years
ago, for aid. He laid the letter aside, and
the next day quietly requested visiting
friend to send the amount asked for. His
family never knew that he had responded
to this request until after his death, when
1t was related by the friend.
| 1t may be truly said that no higher or
purer character has passed from our conf
munity Tor many years. ...
His funeral will take place from the Mon
umcntal church this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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A THIEF CHASED INTO TIE DOCK.-Last
night Sergeant Howard and Officer Otey, OF
the First police district, discovered negro
at the corner Of Twentieth and Cary streets
with 4 uspicous-looking basket upon his
head. They gave chase, and the man jump
ed into the Dock. The two policemen pro-
cured boat and made diligent search for
him, but it is supposed he was drowned.
The tobacco turned out to have been stolen
from Mayo d Knights factory. -.a u
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TIE FEAST AT TRINITY CHURCH TONIGHT
The. ladies of this church request theii
friends to give them call to-alght ana par
take OF the feast which they will spread II, IN
the Iect,re-room of the church. The bill
Of fare every night wiIf'embrace sora, oys-
ters, fresh iisb, ice-cream, cakes, candies,
and in fact everything that is seasonable'
The room has been handsomely decorated
and made very attractive. The proceeds
will be devoted to church purposes.
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One death was rcporteu from Tie HraCc-
Street Sunday school.
The exercises were intcrspcrscd with
some excellent singing. led by the Leigh
Street school.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, ID. d., and Rev.
William L. Hatcher, d. d., made some
very interesting and instructive remarks.
After the benediction by DR.. j. b. Jeter,
the meeting adjourned to meet with the
Clay-Street Sunday school. 'ft'
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JIM TYLER's GooDs.-The High Constable
Yesterday levied for debt on all the, furnI-
ture and goods in the house corner OF Fou-
shce and Canal streets lately occupied by
Jim Tyler, and removed the same to, the
High Constable's office. In the lot are thir-
teen pocket-books, two pistols, keys that
will fit nearly every house in Richmond,
many carpenters tools, and other things
supposed to have been Illegally acquired py
oil
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, southeast to southwest
winds. falling barometer, warmer cloudy
and rainy weather will prevail, possibly fol-
lowed bv coolcr northwest winds.
For the Gulf States, falling barometer,
southwest 70 northwest winds. and warmer,
cloudy followed by cooler, clear weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. cooler
northwest backing 10 warmer southwest
winds. falling barometer. cloudy weather,
and numerous rains.
Fol the Upper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys. cooler northeast shifring to
warmer >oU:herly winds, falling barometer,
partly c!oNdy and possibly rainy weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
threatening and possibly rainy weather,
with warmer southeast winds.
TIE wrA~!:Ee YESTERDAY YVES clear and
pleasant.
THrRxnurfrE YESTERDAY o y. NJ. 56 !;
. A. ". 80 noon, -; 3 7. NJ. TO- F..
d.. - midnight. 20.
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THE MOFFETF REGISTER.
rhe Bond Given and tho law In Forco.

OF THE REVENUE NUN
FORD ORDERED by THE AUDITOR TO
PUT UP THE REGISTERS IN RICHMOND
FIVE HUNDRED OF THE MACHINES TO DE
READY To-DAY-THE INSTRUCTIONS OF
AUDITOR TAYLOR. .,
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kEssN1CH's CONCERT TO-NIGHT.-Profes.:
sor Kessnich's band will give another OF
their highly enjoyable concerts at the Sanger
Halle Garden this evening. They propose
to give them regularly henceforth ON Tues
days and Fridays.
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PETTY THEFr.-Ricbard Harris (colored
boy) was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Allen, charged with stealing s2.a5 from
colored woman who was Mt the time making
q purchase at Boschen's store. The case
will be examined by the Police Justice this
morning s...,a .r-tf.s - II. ,..@ -!
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TUE BAPTIST SUSDAT-SCHOoL AssoCIA-
TloS.-The regular monthly meeting OF the
Baptist Sun nday-School Association was held
on Sunday afternoon with the Leigh-Street
Sunday school-thc president, James B.
Winston, Esq, presiding. The secretary
being absent from the city, Mr.. Il. Theo.
Ellyson was appointed secretary pro tenn.
The reports from the various schools show
the following average attendance for the
,,,>.t month.
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CLARET-Hncst brands: Dun. Gordon Sherry
our own impor,atiou; Willis Whiskey, Eeghan
Whiskcy, Select Whiskey. " FL rConseladoe
and pitana 1.-TWO excellent brands OF cigars ofi
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 70 ths
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
... ss.t - u. 2o9 Main street.
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OsMAN PASHA.'

Is he OR NOT II. CLAY CRAWFORD a-soME
CIRCUMSTANCES THAT GO TO sUBsTANTf-
ATE THE STATEMENTS OF THE WESTERN
NEwsPAPERs-CRAwF A FORMER IN
MATE OF THE VIRGINIA PENITENTIARY-
ANACCoUNT OB HIS ESCAPE TIIEREFROM.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACEE.-DR. &. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ser-
you,ness and Seeplessness, and will cure any case.
Price, SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office, LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd
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AT a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF
the City Bank OF Richmond, held on Mon.
day, September 10, 1877, the death Of Dir.
james II. Gardner, Its president, was an.
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MERMAID TRocnEs.-No family should be witt-
out this A famous portable and pleasant specific
for dyspepsia saIlow skin, nervousness, rheana-
tism, SC. Endorsed by drst-class names. Sold by
PURCELL, LApD & CO., 1915 Main street, and by
Druggists generally. In 25 cent and o. packages.
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EVERYBODY who wants GOOD COTTON uses SEN
pLE's 5. r. +. BEST s1x-CORD SPooL-CoTToN.
Imported by l.. LICHTESsTEIN. 1705 and 1907
Franklin street, porter and dealer In scne.thread,
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SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.-Sunday morn
ing Miss Lucille Harman, a young lady
about twenty years Of age, died suddenly
| from art-disease as the residence Of Mr..
John Murphy, corner Of Eighth and Broad
streets, under the following painful circum-
stances: Miss Harman had attended divine
service at st. Peters Cathedral at O'Clock,
after which she started for home, but had
gone only shert distance up Eighth street
towards Broad when she was taken so sick
that she was compelled to stop and lean
against the high fence in rear OF the Cathe-
dral. In this condition she was found by
Mr.. Daniel O'Donnell, who, seeing that she
was very i'll, undertook, at her own request,
to see her home. He had gone with her but
q few steps when it became evident that il
was impossible for the young lady to walk
any distance. He therefore took the suf.
ferer into Mr.. John Murphy's house, and q
physician was Immediately sent for, as the
young lady by this time gave evidence OF
being in q most critical condition. DR.
Fairfax promptly responded to the call, and
as soon as he saw the sick lady pronounced
that she was suffering from an attack OF
heart disease, and was in dying condition,
In the mean time several ladies Of st. Peters,
CONGREGATION had arrived, and, together
W I'LL MI. uuo Abt VI thf N>'A
assistance in their power to alleviate tue
lady'S sufferings. y !!
When it became known that the attack
WAS likely to result fatally a messenger WaS
sent to the Cathedral for q priest, aud an
other was sent for the lady's aunt, blrs:
Elizabeth Franklin. Rev. DR.. O'Connell
came in few minutes, and, seeing that
death was imminent, at once administered
extreme unction-the last sacrament OF the
Church. Very soon thereafter, at II O'Clock,
and before the arrival OF her aunt, the
young lady quietly breathed her last: AT
Mrs. Franklin's request the city ambulance
was teiegraphed for from the Second police
station, and promptly responded to the call
in charge OF DR.. StyH. Miss Harman's
body was carefully placed in the ambulance
and taken to Mrs. Franklin's residence, on
Duval street, the remains being accompa'
MED by several ladies and gentlemen OF Inc
Cathedral congregation.
Miss Harman was an orphan, having no
nearer relatives than three aunts, with one
of whom Mrs. Franklinl she lived. She
was known as a young lady OF sweet dis
position, and was a consistent and pious
member OF the Catholic Church.
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Demoresfs What to Wear-fall and win
ter fashions-is to hand from ]. Il. Ellyson,
1l1a Main street. Every lady knows what
this Is, and how indispensable 1t Is in the
family -'.s1 -. - 5 ~ St,a ,'tr. -
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TIESAPoNISE DGSTIFRIcE prepared W AlE'I>Itl AEApEt
& BAKER will eradicate the inc!pient tartas on
tacth and nrevent decay Fifty cents box. s2
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PERSONAL.-Mr. James Horner, we'll
known citizen Of Cincinnati (of the firm OF
James W. Gotf & Co.., who has many friends
In Richmond, is in the city stopping at the
American Hotel.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done astAt'
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE. Good xork. nNl
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. .,.~g,s !,
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NJ ELLYscS & Co., advertising agents, ,nsert ad-
yertiscmeats In all Of the newspapers OF the, Unite
States nc publishers rates. Orders LEFT ~ me ,Ot&
patch countins-room VIII receive prompt
ton. i
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ZErELLE, Rlci,mond's famous caterer for the
inner man. In addition TO his tlrst-class European
Hotel and Restaurant, gives magnificent luL Gu OIL
the New York style from u to O'Clock every day.
During thcse hours the place Is literally crowded
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nIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & RAKER's sAPoNISE DEx.
THRICE. Fifty cents a box. i.A' - ga
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! ,DxcAYEp TEETH disinfected BY MRApBs HaBAct
KER's CARBoLIc MoUru-WAsH. FIFTY espts at
b/ttlf, !.
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PARTIES desiring trs,-class board upon the most
reasonable rates will find 1t TO their Interest 10 call
on Mrs. A. T.. EAsLEY. No. Sl1 east Grace street.
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BLEEDING AND u CKRATED GUNS healed by
MEADE & BAKER's CARBoLIC MouTH-WAsE.
Fifty cents bottle. .-l .r.gl .tiU
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No report from the other schools.
The next meeting wilt be held at Broad
Street church on the second Sunday in Oc-
tobcr.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE i BAKER IS
CARgoLIC MouTII-WASN, for sore gums aud de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle. J.. ,t...ss.
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BEAUTIFY YoUE TEETH by using MEADE 4 BAT
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DESTIFRIcE. Fifty
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Our best dentists use and recommend MRADR &
BAKERS CARDOLIC MoUTII-WAsn. Fifty cents
bottle. ------
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.,ous ". WRIGHT, Sheriff. IL A. NJ, iewelr
e1 100 5n PROFITS FROM { s!oe. : z :: ::

Sl.lO[sJU In ten days by CALL on
WESTERN UNI0S,AUGUST2 2S.
STOCK CONTRACTS
.,,a,e,op.y mauareds ON the plan OF limited iia-
Sility always ensure good retnrn-oftcn ten uiaes
tho Investment in as many days. $.
send for spforinations and the New systeiu u
Assured A1'sl rfous'' n. POTTER WIGHT q CO.
Gold and Stack Brcktrs.
as Wall styecs. New York.
UNITED STATES BONUS speciality.
au u5.2tawEutSe1a sfss
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Ask for all INSURANCE TICKET with your rail-
way ticket. Don't forget. ..G ..t
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THE CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsHts Is pleasant to the
taste and IN excellent garSlc Tor sotthroat. fry
cents 4 bottle. Z. sl-.tt =, ,lt.t
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White. disposed
Of q number OF trifling- eases yester day.
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FINE ORANGES! FINE ORASGEs.-Go TO PIz-
ZINI and get some OF this fine fruit ..t
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The LITrLEPAGE TRIAL was on yesterday
postponed by Judge Minor until the 9th OF
October.
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BARTLETT PEARs.-pIzzIN1 has q large lot OF
this luscious fruit. .... l.'Fr- t".