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Lstlsr sola leather. oak. 3SA40c. soIe leather
hemlock. is@25e.: setnlsry npper. 3oaSg c.: ciiy
finish, 1s@s2e p foot. Zip. D.; lafness
country. 2s@a3 city finish 32@36c. p. ssil.
sa,fs french. sL15s22s q y. yonsh ssif'ins'
iron. Steel. sniis. 10.
iron American refined. Old tsIG;atoH. 20
az 2-10c. n ~; Enzltsi, md American sneSt. go
&C.: Swe1es. kammcreds BE: hoop. 40gss. w.
iron: 81 YfrQinls coal-'Jasi clarecei. sZS@So1
| garnt-bjast eimrcoalr fds2s: pernsytyapia ail-
tliricte. E20Gs22: West Firginis c0sp. s2IM3Z1s
Eaits: Old Dominion. $3.50 per keg Tor 4aEds
arG-tiaf ts. teIi-Dennv: Other sizas extra.
Piongh-costfngs:: wholesale. afeat4s.s reiall,
x&Isse 'Ns'' s''''' - 80. =
lumber. stutrs.ae.
Lstmtsr White OAK s12@sI5 2 Lone; Messsra
s20tGs63 y 1000 yellow pine b0arCs. i 0Gs14;
joist sl2@SlS. according 10 iengtns. siilnzle5.
2 LOCO. La,hs-Spni, $3.50: sawed. s2.25@s2.6e
Stapes whlssey barrel t,lrbcrcree 81 s@.29a
timber s6es7.50 4 1000. F h,gsg. noes,s5
as: hoeshead-hooDs. 20 demand; bickosy-iioops,
Liauors. Wines. &e.
A!e: scotch. BEST brands, riuts Szn...25 y
aoZec gold.
Brondies: Domestic. sl.aaaso :..u.t. aI1oa
sl.4o; npp'e. neg s!.5oG*2: cid. s2.2:Gss3;
.Iue rhiskeHs: Medium. Sl.50@i2: turacii. 50
,esi t1rginii in6nnai2. nIw. s2ms2.!.o, vic
s2.i0Gd-SSJ0 and upwards.
Gin domestic. ii.2J6aS:. iGpoTiats. IS II caS:.
iie,o E,,qiand Ram si.5oG&I.6o.
>, R zee HhiS@e1s: MarHet advancing; e.o"f'
Powder. S,o,. &c.
s"se; TOYS mining. S5e.m$l.21 tn sse.
Fomder: 1913 by the five kc<s~Ic-, r@a Eu
SSi o IN Noit RsFn1 si:3 1892 ~ s 81
TTthf*to"es: iE@2&c. q n.
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Reported Duel at Berkeley Springs.

Correspondence OF The Baltimore SUM-
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, September TO-
\ duel is reported 10 have occurred neal
Berkeley Springs Sunday evening last. The
following are the facts, as detailed by gen.
tleman who is said TO have been an eye-wit-
ness: On Saturday last A. n. Dean, son OF
DIR. Dean OF the United States navy, and
James \. Robinson, of Pittsburgh, Pa, both
guests at the Trego Hotel, got into a diff
Guilty in Il private room where number OF
other young men were gathered. Mr.. Rob
inson slapped Mr.. Dean in the face with bis
open palm. Friends intcrfered and the
fracas was stopped for the time being,
but on Sunday morning Dean sent
4 challenge TO Robinson, which was
promptly accepted. Mr.. c. NJ. Pen
dleton, OF Berkeley Springs, acted as the
second OF Mr.. Dean, and Mr.. Harry Brown,
Of Baltimore, as the second OF Mr.. Robin
son. About ) O'clock on Sunday evening
The parties all repaired to q secluded grove
near the Springs. After I'll the prclimiua-
rics were arranged in strict accordance with
the code time was called, and the question
asked. Are you readv?" The duellists,
in tirm tone. responded Eyes" At the
word both fired simultaneously, Mr.. Robin
sons pistol exploding in the air. Neither
party was hurt, and, no more shots being
demanded. they stepped up and shook
hands. The parties all returned to the
hotel, but lost no time in leaving the neigh
borhood TO avoid arrest from the civil au-
thOrities.
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COURT ORDERS.

yTIRGISIA.-Atr rules held in the clerks
Y ci,ice Of the Circuit: Court OF the county OF
Gloucester on the first Monday IN ArSrs', 1879
being the dim day of the month:
Philip 4. Ta!iaferro..
against =, -, 1T. Str.,
Joseph X. Benso ani Bette v; Ms wig, s' i1n
hIe. Oregon K. Beu>on, WILLIAM IL. Tsliaferte'
Jeremiah Hiarch, aud - Pumphry Defendants
IN cnASCERY.
rh. obac, of this suit Is 10 subject ccrtip uaet
OF land lying In the county OF gloucester, ea'ea
Enfield" con;anx i4I acres, he the sam. nors VI
less to sale 10 satisfy certain liens therein creates "
Joseph X Benson and tU distribute the psocete a ..
sale 10 The parties entitled And ahdaft pssh
made and Died that the observation-disclosures ~ btl-
sGn and Bette Y. his wife, S!ia0n Nciiwain, John
HITLER c. Is. Hcbble. oregon X. Benson. Jeremian
Hianch, aud ruEiphry are non.residcnis or lhls
S,.fe n "a ordered That they appear within orc
month after due publication OF this order, and 90
what Is necessary TO protect their interest IN ms
suit. \ -s..csst.,,np,. c..-r ~ Court
w. e. TALIAsEHEo, p,i' Jill"
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A man named Thomas Webster, OF Yves

A man named Thomas Webster, Of West
moreland county, Pa, brought suit recently
against Rev. Il. n. Eaton. Methodist clcr-
gvman, at Brownsville, for marrying his
(NNcbster'S) daughter to 4 man named Cum
mings without the consent Of her parents.
she being minor. The case was arbitrated
nj Uniontown the other day. and the plain
tiff was awarded the statutory penalty OF
$50.
Another Stewart heir has turned up; this
time at Proctorsville, VT, in the person Of
an old man named Alexander Stewart, who
saws he is cousin Of the merchant prince
His claims have been placed in the hands Of
a LAWYER, and it is intimated that their JUS
tics will be recognized by Mrs. Stewart and
Judge Hilton.
T.. Il. Conant, the defallling cashier O.
the Eliot Bank, at Boston, turned over lot
OF Sierra Nevada mining stocks ere lie left.
They have gone up from 50 TO 500 share
within a,few weeks, and more than Made up
tae losses Such is gambling IN stocks.
Returns from western points show that
the total number OF hogs packed between
March LIST and September 1st was 2,446,SI9,
against 1,S22,5G9 during the same period
last year. ISL.
Two places OF historic note were on Tues
day made poSt-offices in Virginia-Mt. Yer
non and Guuston-the homes OF George
Washington and George Mason.
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FINANCES.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE II.
WEDNESDAY. September IL, 1873.

/. Is =
Anisrtcan Gotd.-l00K bid, 100.i asked.
State Sscnrtttes.--VIrgtni cousos. 54k bid. 55l,
asked; Virginia consols. new, 81 bid,s 31k asked
Virginia fundable, 20 bid: Virginia deferred bid
Virginia interest certificates. bid; Virginia tax
receivable coupons. 10 bid.
City Sscnrftfes.-Richmond city SIS j. and j ;.
LICK bid, 117i9 asked; Richmond city 6s. }. and
j., 100 bid; Petersburg city s's, 1919 asked; Pc
ersburS city Ss. special tax. and j., 10S asked
S-s, tax-recelvable, III. and s., 92a asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Virginia ana TenncF see Rail-
road third mortgage 6's j., and J OF bid; South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 6,s, j. and
J.. 7s4 bid. 80 asked. southside Railroad third
mortgage preferred 6's, j. and j.. 10 asked; Rich.
,nond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS,
A. and o., 102 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg
aud Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., 81
bid; Richmond and Dan7ille Raroad consolidated
SIS, III. and n, go bid; Piedmont Railroad first
mortgage S's, A. aud O., 90 bid.
1. Canal Bonds.-James River and kana VIVA Canal
drst mortgage 6's. NJ. and ", 10 bid: james River
and kanswha Canal second mortgage 6's, ". and
Rattroad Stocks.-Richmond aud Petersburg
Vile Railroad, 100 par. bid, 3 asked.
Insurance C0mDRnies.-Aiercha and Nc
chanics. 100 par, s3 asked: CITY. 100 par, 81
ASKED; Granite. 100 par 20 bid, 7s asked.
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PETERSBURG.

,>.orurI REMITTANCE TO MEMPHiS--TRAhPs
opprREn FROM THE CITY-ARREsr OF
AVG OF THIEvEs--sEyENTY-EIGH IAsHEs
I'M rwEr.vS MONTHS IN THE cHA1N-GAN6-
T.pcr FUNERAL. PROFESSIONAL SAD RE-
PORT.
SEPTEMBER II, 1878.
r,o Hayor to-day telegraphed an addi-
.,,,al sum OF $3.50 to Memphis for the re-
NV, 49," ~ the yellow.fever sufferers In that
n',,, The treasurer still has some money
N hand. which is being increased daily by
- from citizens OF Petersburg
nd adjacent counties. Petersburg's con-
,r;hntions aggregate thus far nearly $4,000.
The notice this morning, by direction OF
tho Mavor, escorted to the suburbs pair
n ,rarips named Don Cameron Mcpherson
and Rosa Anna. his wife, with direction
that the parties should not return to the
c;,y They came here from Richmond, and
left in that direction.
The noEee last night made raid upon
= house in Pocahontas which proved to he
dom Of thieves. They recovered a quantity
Of clothing which was recently stolen from
Ar I X. Cox. in Chesterfield county, and
arrcs,rd one or more parties who were inn
,,l;r,,ed in other robbcricS. One OF them
John Harris by namc-waS this morning
convicted OF two separate robberles, ana
was sentenced TO receive sevcnty-clght
jashes al the public whipping-post, and to
twelve months imprisonment in the city
iail. The first haif-instalment OF the lashes
was promptly administered. The trial OF
the other parties will take place tomorrow.
The inspections OF tobacco at the ware
houses Yesterday were $50 hogsheads, and
to-day l4l hnosneadS.
The funeral OF James Miles, 4 very worthy
coIorcd man. took place this afternoon.
The body was accompanied to the grave by
one Of the largest professions OF colored
pccpIc ever seen in Petersburg. Deceased
was member Of Il number OF the secret
and benevolent orders OF the city, all OF
which were represented III the escort.
The Fire Department will meet tonight
TO consider an appeal for relief received
from the Flrcmen's Association OF New
Orleans.
1t is noticed Is 4 sad and remarkable fact
that all OF the officials OF the infected cities
with whom our officials have had CORE
spondcucc IN reference to remittances OF
money arc reported us dead or down with
The fever. ROBIN ADAIE.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
SEPTEMBER 10. 1873,

SEPIEhBEk ~, 1910.
E,iitOrs Uisputch: Our County Court
convened OH Yesterday. and, notWlthStand-
inc the inclc,ncncy OF the weather, q large
concourse Of the sovereign people - OF our
county. together with citiZtns OF Nelson,
Cumberland. Prince Edward. and hppo-
ma,toX, assembled ut an early hour to listen
70 tine able speech OF our congressman,
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker. The weather
being rainy. his Honor Judge Hill very
kindly adjourned court at Il NJ. in order
tina; the speaking might be done therein.
4, the appointed hour Dir. Tucker ap-
reared before the large audience amid
cheers and tremendous applause. In Almost
haprv STYLE. characteristic only OF Il Tucker,
he thanked the people for the honor conferred
upon bin in having rcnomnated him by
accIamation the second time. He then pro-
cccded kindly yet firmly to yindicate him
self OF the charges preferred against him by
our friends O. this and your place. shall
not attempt even on outline OF his speech.
Suffice il to say that he manful'y, and to the
satisfaction OF our people, acquitted himself
OF every charge that his opponents have
seen lit to urge against him. He then dis
cuS>cd the great questions that are now agl-
tntin- the nation with 4 power OF logic, elo-
Guencc. and sound reasoning characteristic
OF himself.
And on This occasion, McSSrs. Editors,
rot one word WAS uttered against him or
his record. What wonderful changes time
can produce upon men! How changed
the scene since August court. But the
people OF Buckingham are good people !;
they only need 10 be taught the truth and
the right way. and they inStnctively walk
therein. More anon. Yours, {.
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Another Suicide in Hing and Queen
County.

WEST POINT. Va, September II, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Information was re-
ccred here on yesterday Of the suicide OF
Mr.. Spotswood Saunders, of King and
Queen county, on Sunday evening last. Mr..
Saunders was about nineteen years Of age,
and the son Of Major William 4. Saunders,
IN Influential and highly-reSpected citizen
OF King and Queen. The young man shot
himself with Il pistol in the parlor Of his
fathers residence. No cause can be as
signed for the rash act except continued ILL.,
health. and the fact that he had taken that
morning large doses Of quinine, which may
have affected his mind. Young Mr.. Saun-
dcrs was highly esteemed by large circle
Of friends and neighborS, and much sympa-
thy is felt for tie afflicted family. He lived
but short distance from, and was related
to. Mr.. Il. L. w. Fauntleroy, Of Essex
county, who committed suicide about two
weeks since. WEST POINT.
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Il Cold Tfdal.Haye.
AMAZING ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES IN THE

r ~
ST.. LOUIS. NO., September 10. --A remark
able change OF weather took place last night
In this latitude. at s "A. nj. yesterday the
thermometer marked 500, and at the same
hour this morning $50. Yesterday noon tt
marked SEE, and to-day at noon 64o, show
ing uniform decline Of 22o. The change
is considered very important, rs it gives as
surance that the yellow-fever cannot take q
hold here. The cold wave started at Den
yer OH Sunday night. being preceded by a
violent storm from the Rocky Mountains.
4 light frost occurred throughout Iowa
last night, and it Is stated at the Signal-Ser-
vice Office here that there will certainly be
frost tonight in this latitude. This morning
the thermometer stood us follows at the
places named: Denver, Col, 500! Lead
City, Wyoming. SO; Dodge City, Kansas;
400; Leavenworth, Kansas, 48o. The cold
wave reached indianapolis ut 10 a. NJ. to-
day. It is travelling eastward and spread
ing to the south rs far as Cairo.
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4 RAILWAY ~ THE Holy LAND.-The
Constantinoplc Ai-Fd,raiJ OF the 14th ultl-
mo says: awe arc assured that mixed
company has obtained q concession Tor
laying down 4 railroad between Jaila ana
Jerusalem; also 10 construct a harbor for
shipping at the former place. General
Mott, of the United States army, and mem
Der Of the Red Cross Society, is the repre-
sentative OF the company here. lie sal!ed
last Friday for Paris to consult with the
company with regard to putting the conces-
sion into immediate execution" Ihe same
journal states that several plans for railroads
in Asia Minor have been submitted to the
Porte, but thus far nothing in that respect
has been officially decided.
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NEWS OVER AND AND SEA.
M TELEGRApH TO THE DISPATCH.

& :. . -. + ! Z 81. (. +
THE FEVER scOURGE-TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS REALIZED FROM THE CHICAGO
ACCOMMODATIONS FROM ELSE
WHERE-THE SITUATION AT MEMPHls,
NEW ORLEANS, &c.-oTHER gEvERNEWs-
JUDGE BOND AND THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD CAsE-PRIZE-F1GHT NEAR
BosToN-THE MAINE ELECTIoN-ILLICiT
DIsTiLLING IN GEORGIA-THE NEW JER-
sEY COSvENTIoE-CONG REssIONAL NOM
INATloNs-THE PRESIDENTS WESTERN
vfsIT-THE PRoHrBITIoNIsTs' CoNvEN-
TON IN MASSACHUSETTS ENERAL
LoNGsTREET APPOINTED UNITED STATES
REVENUE AGENT IN GEoRGIA-THE MAS
sACEUsETTs GREENBACKERS AND THEIR
PLATFoRM-A FRIGHTFUL CoLLIERY EX-
PLoSION IN ENGLAND, &C., &C.
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Tho Eitz John Porter Case.

WEST POINT, September 1.-THE FitZ
John Porter case was continued to-day,
with the cross examinations of Major Earle
and Colonel Davis, both of whom were
recalled for that purpose. AT the conclusion
of the testimony the recorder urged that
hereafter the sessions be held in New York.
The counsel for petitioner objected, when
the recorder made further remarks intima-
ting he did not desire the influence OF West
Point to contaminate the Government wit
nesses who would be summoned. The Board
ordered an adjournment to October /, hold
ing in allegiance its decision as to where the
next meeting shall be, except TO be at West
Point, unless otherwise ordered.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
FRIGHTFCL COLLIERY EXPLoSION-SEAILY
THREE HUNDRED LIVES SUPPOSED TO BE
LOST. 49,.
LONDON, September IA frishtful col
licry explosion occurred to-day at Aber-
carne, near Newport, in Monmouthshirc.
There were three hundred and Scventy-one
men in the pit. Eighty have been rescued,
and it is feared that no others have survived,
as the pit is on fire.
LatCr.-Ten more men have been taken
out alive from the collcry at Abercarnc, but
they were much burned. and the dead body
OF one has been recovered. The fate OF the
remainder may be Judged from the fact that
the explorers found fourteen horses dead
only Il few yards from tue foot OF the Shaft.
Spain.
MADRID, September 11.-The elections to
the provincial councils, as far as known. it,
dicatc large Government majority. The
UidTiO announces that conspiracy has
been discovered in Seville TO establish q Fed
eraI Republic.
Germany.
BERLIN. September 1I.-Baron Schcnck
Won Staniienberg, Il National Liberal, and
Prince HchenlohC Laad"cnbur". an adhC-
rent or DlSEliTch' ia'c Dccii icctcItet ' iec-
presidents OF the ReichStag.
Eastern Affairs.
ATHENS, September l1.-Aii fur'oug:icd
soldiers have been ordered to rcioin their
regiments Immediately. The Government
announces the measure merely pr"c&utiona-
~, but scmi-otiicial Journals say it is ncce:-
STATED By important reasons.
PARIS, September IA telegram from
Scmlin states that Russia he's advised Scrvia
not to disarm. and has promised TO continue
her subsidies.
LONDON, September ia Reuters Bel
grade dispatch says the Turkish troops and
AlbananS in the neighborhood OF Nitro
vita and NovibaZar arc rapidly sending re-
inforccments-said to include large force
OF artilery-to operate against General
SZapary.
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The Treaty between the United States
nnG the Samoan Islands.

WASHINGTON, September 11.-The Navy
Department is advised Of the arrival, June
2Stb. at AIia, Samoan Islands, Of the United
States ship Adams, which left Panama May
10th, with the Samoan ambassador, NJ. Is.
Mamen, and suite on board. On July oath
Commander Rodgers, Of the Adams, paid
an official visit to Taiman and Fapulc atthe
Government House, accompanied by MIR.
Edwards, special agent of the State Depart
mcnt, ana by several officers belonging TO
the vessel. The treaty between the United
States and Samoa, which was ratified by the
United States january %, 1873, was received
by Taiman and FaipGle OF Samoa, July =,
1878.
Speeches OF congratuation were eX-
changed between the members OF the So
moan Government and Commander Rodgers
relative to the enactment OF the treaty. y
grand meeting was called to take place at
Apia on July 17tb, OF representatives OF all
the islands for the purpose OF proclaiming
the treaty. On July 4th Commander Rodgers
dressed the ship and received on board the
members of the Taiman and Faipule. and
many other chiefs and representatives O!
Samoa.
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4iCEMOND MARKETS..
WEDNESDAY. September Il. ls7s..
CoET1rr; produce.

CoTntr: produce.
Et.smn,t: 23c. = n.
ErttsT: Prime 10 ri;olcc .@'low. 1920, iair
corn .i:eol: CO. y bsrshcl f2r r""rtrr:
D5leh Fruit: Aru:eS 2@2l:c. n'acli"& n"t'ed.
5@Sc.: unrecicd. 2&G3i!c.; tt":r'"s. SMlpc. Il
a fSc. III "''''''' . ~ INV =, .,'>' t
Fiurx.ri: y p hus.r.
nav: Virginia t'.no.t,i. G5c.-rcr" hul; cover
and uiyLd. 50m6Cc
P@t@io.%: triSI. = hare. :l.@5@ 5l.5a
ka'd: Corn'ry. 7'3G3,.
SrlHGc: 1IC.
R"IGh %t.'"r: 3Jm zoe.
? inoI: M G $vm,S2s.: u..was,,. .oa2Sc
Burr wool Wi, bring :uin - 20 80. & - '"s7 a.
;IbuN' rates.
Cement. Lpnc. PLASTER. &c
Ceu.,dt: i:osc .dale. l.5o@'%!.Gon barre, ;.Innrs
River. SI.G00$l.7o.
Lime: Agricultural, stt Zoe. r. tSsh'I' ';Drt..E,
*1io@ SIP: aGe"riIs = G:%" ;, .--n,..s
delivered: rI!ciu't. riastcr. -.
Tu.: I.:tgc size. !3.2jGlS3lU.
s;rg Goods.
Er0,D1l ShprtiH0S ma SairtlGGS: 2-t HanEit2.-
ter t.,c: i Manchester. 5:c.: !. M4ncnsstc:. 49,
Al James River. &C.: . James River lGc.: !,
james River. 4Hc: A G."nitcvilic. 74c: Z Granite
vile. &C.: ~ ltnckritc". &c. u R"cahr''" 49,
A VI. Gone slO:a. T.c. :, q, ConestcSa Co.: i ID
toncstnca exc; IO-i rcDc-iil. 25r.: iu-4 Chy-
22.3r.: Cn:tnr-yarns. 90c.
Biencktd Mint2uS "HH 1htr't"H. ~ =" :tI!:'
sut.'' -, d.. =. tinr.la jor. H..
S.',,,,Ia .Src;ai Tr iii Au,. k,an.
az Wii,..;ci,e. yi.c.: i E,rnSicT. SIC: !, Red
Dog. &C.: i. = Sritia". &C.: Mr,nna'', DC: l'c-
terltorGuglI. &C.: l0--i N.si!"E'' 2'c.' i'-7 'iP
Br6r1, DriUs: P",eryoury ii.c.: Gra":;c:H~.
S.: iioc,lil:c a. ST.. "A. ST..
Corset J.o"S: raTo'.t". So. A'""i2c'-' TO-;
Hu.lcwel. 81. -.
Erai,as Harlem. l2.c.: i:"strn steam I;ili: syr
P!lDfS: American, 5]2''.; -ir'ls. 3'?;.: s.ic:!-
n!on 6t,c.; Spr~.ue. 53:.: MancAestcr. &C.: "asi-
iIf:on 5r laii'nn, Rs; sr, ,r,;I r. I Nn
m iS[S; - 5i.s "; W:"sn.;a. 4 e:
f.Wn:rytc$: Rice. Sc: ca@!iat -.
Drugs. EycstE,;s, Oils, sc.
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'h"Es t M'D'"' ,,. ,.,u
FoFei-h runs 49,"
Cnaiy: l3Gl4c. y =.
iemoas: Mcssina. 500 {. A"A
GTnRgfS: 3SWsS.oV T o'"'
Groceries. ~.
EGcou: Shoulders. GaG &C.; clear t.'--iuS'. =!
@Sc.; crbhed 1'ic.: tLrhn!a s2I','r,> -. ~. "C
sTginia hoS-rn,; =. - :,,ysr.5rcn n"ya,e'i,
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A DARING RoBBEKY.-John Young, q Ger
man, tiity-two years old, with $50 in gold
and a. passase-tcket to Europe in his clothes,
while ascending the steps leading to the
Pennsylvania railroad depot Monday after
neon. was struck on the head with slung-
shot by two htghwaymen and felled TO the
floor unconscious. He recovered his senses
only to lind that he had been robbed OF his
money and ticket. This pleasing little Incl
dent occurred in one Of the most public
places in Jersey City. where people are
constantly passing and repassing. Is any
one safe near New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-12
ENCOURAGEMENT

50 long as the falling embers OF vitality arc caDa-
bic OF being ickIIdlcd into warm and genial glow,
just so long there is hope for the weak and cma-
ciated invalid. Let him not, therefore, dtspond,
but derive encouragement from this and from the
further fact that there is restorative most potent
in renewing the dilapdatcd powers of a broken
down system. Yes, thanks TO lis unexampled tonic
virtues Hosteltcr's Stomach Bittcrs IS daily revi-
wing strength In the bodies and hope in the minds OF
tie feeble and nervous. Appetite, refreshing Sleep
the acquisition of flesh and color, are blessings at
tcntant upon the reparativc processes which this
price less invisoran speedily initiates and carries
to successful conclusion. Digestion is restored,
the blood fcrilized. and sstenaace afforded to each
DEMONSTRATING organ by the Biters, Which Is inoi-
fensiye even TO The feminine palate, vegetable i'll
composition, and thoroughly safe. Use it. and re-
gain vigor! &c 1O-Iu,Ih&S&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-12
No. 5GG0.I
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l. the 29th day Of August. 4. D. 1878, 4 warrant
IN bankruptcy was Issued out OF the District Court
Of the United states FOX the Eastern District OF Sr-
ginia against he estate Of Solomon Soim:. OF Hen
rico county, Va. in said district who has been 2G-
judged IL bankrupt OH his own petition that the
payment Of any debts ard The delivery OF any prop
use and the transfer Of any property by HIN. are
forbidden by law; tina, = meeting of the creditors
Of said bankrupt, 20 prove their GcDts and choose
one or more assiguec OF his estate. will be held 1T
conrt Of bankruptcy IN be hdea ~ lich!nond. Va.
before Thomas :. hthlns. Esd. Register Ia lians-
rupicy :or said district. Oh the 2iTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 4. y. SIC. al O'Clock i. ".
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