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Shall Richmond be Represented by
80 sunday Eiqnor Men?

Editors Dispatch: We feel quite sure that
il this issue is fairly understood by the or
der-Ioving people OF Richmond that we
will send a solid delegation IN favor OF
maintaining the present Sunday law, or
one equally as stringent.
But the fear is, that with the liquor men
organized and active, and the lovers OF 4
quiet Sabbath unorganized and apathetlc,
wbiskey may win.
The simple issue is, Shall the law be LETT
in the hands OF Judge George l.. CHRISTIAN,
who is executing it :. without fear, favor,
or Affection" or shall 1t be SO modified as 10
remand Its execution back 10 those who did
not and will hot execute it?
|-i A simple statement Of the history OF the
law will show that this is the real issue. 1t
originally applied alike to the whole State,
but it was amended so as not to apply to
"cities having municipal regulations on the
subject, with penalty equal to that OF the
State law" Under this amendment Judge
Guigon held that he had no further iuris-
diction, and the city law became virtually
dead letter. 1t was not executed, and the
bar-rooms OF Richmond were generally
open on Sunday.
But when Judge Christian came into
office he ruled that he had jurisdiction.
| i ne ucu, Df buCit p1lA Sooo"@'5 ot
| pealed, but the Court OF Appeals sustained
Judge Christian, and he has continued to
enforce the law so rigidly that the advocates
OF open bars on Sunday have been gigor-
! ously at work to devise some means OF get.
ting out OF his clutches. They first tried to
gel the city government to so modify their
/ law as TO conform 10 the State law. thinking
thus to flank our fearless Judge OF the HuS
tiugs Court, and they succeeded in the
Common Council. but were defeated in the
| Board OF Aldermen. Then begun this new
agitation.
Now, it is very evident that II gentlemen
mean to obey the law it is matter OF nt
concern to them who executes it, ana fhal
This whole movement is, therefore, an at
tempt to eyade law and have free acces!
to Sunday whiSkey.
Tbey say they only want :" home rule y
that the city shall regulate the matter; bu
obviously, as things now are, TINS mean'
TINT they want to get from under the !urls
djction of a court which enforces the iaS
to!that OF one which will not. ..
Besides, would it not be best on every &c
co,Intto take this whole question out Q
city politics, so that we will have one LAY
for the whole State, and not have 10 mgr
| the battle over every time We have city 9. o
\ fieers to elect! Then be sure to vote Ill
| anti-whiskey ticket.
This is written ut the request oil
4 - 49, as MANY CITIZENS.
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Brief Nenas.-The Chesterfield Couuts
Court was in sessions yesterday. Quite &
II ss rs eaRosket Which
are expected to be disposed OF during the
II term. ~.
George N. butcher, OF Wilmington, Del,
who represented himself to the people OF
Manchester last year TO be temperance
lecturer. has turned OUT as seen from the
New York papers, to be a "big fraud"
He eXacted liberal purse Ions the citizens
OF this place when lecturins here.
Religious services are expected to be held
in the different churches inthe city tonight.
The Baptist church has NO irregular PASTOR
1t is thought that the GreenBack faction
OF this district has given out che idea OF
nominating candidates for the Legislature.
Yesterday morning horse belonging to
4 colored farmer Of Chesterfield stumbled
over rock in the road near Granite and
broke his leg. The negro who was riding
the animal at the time was thrown upon his
face and slightly bruised.
The two luDatics who have bssn confined
in the Chesterfield Jail for severaIweekS are
yet there, and will remain Until arrange
ments can be made for their removal to an
asylum.
The Council Committee on Retrenehment
and Reform will meet tonight nc 2. o'clock
in the Council chamber. The following gen.
tlemen compose the committee: Messrs.
Patteson, Gibbs. and shotwell.
The Mayors Court was without a case
yesterday.
Since the main water-pipe has been re-
paired the hydraDts in the city are we'll sup
piled with water.
The treste which locomotive fell
through on Belle Isle not long since has been
repaired.
At the Council meeting last Friday the
law imposing fine upon members absenting
themselves from the meetings was enforced
for the first time
The river was quite low Yesterday. The
water is somewhat clearer than it has been
for several weeks.
Next Monday the September term OF the
Hastings Court will begin. Several civil
cases have been disposed Of by Judge Clop-
ton in vacation.
At Cerseyille Grove, Sunday, m open-air
meetiE z was held, A number OF persons
in the neghborhood attended.
Another - big deer hunt" is expected to
take place in Chesterfield soon. Some sma-
teur sportsmen OF this city will join the
party.
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that Il (yeu) had esoitenrthrough bilYe.
.ga1iang the superintendent to advertise ioI
the lowest bidder. thus giving Richmond .
chance. . :. = - - : - -
Vow, this statement IS unjust to me. nnii
believing that you would not Knowingly
misrepresent me, ITespectfnfiy ask fhat!you
correct il. srSsg, seat s,st J. !.-t,,.I,sg1j
While not required by, law to do so. 1 did
advertise foz: the .lo,qest bid for stdtionery
.tov the Sld:e; and gaze TO Richnsoads eUsry
!" cbanes.1 iparchased from! the Rich
mondy Paper -Aanuf facsuriag sCompaay--
they being the Loloest bidder -euery pound
Of The classes Of papers Mey.uadnu factured
that 1 used. In other words, bought from
Baltimore MoaaJ Jacturers only such papers
as tcerel not manufactured here. From
Nessrs. Randolpk d English / purchased
all the envetopes required by the State, taey
being The logest bidders.
SO you see your statement is not correct.
: Please publish this note with your cor
Tection, as matter OF justice to "the old
Superintendent Of Printing"
Respectfully, r. F. WALKER.
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND You've MAN IN
MEAPHIs.-News was received here yester.
day OF the death, in Memphis, on
Sunday morning, from yellow-fever, Of
Frank W. Dahl, son of Mr.. John F.
and Magdalena Dahl, of this city. De-
ceased was twenty-one years of age, and
previous to going to Memphis was employed
by the City Railway Company as painter.
He was preparing to leave the plague-in-
tested city when stricken with the disease
OF which he died.
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending
Cause of Death: Cholera-infantum, 2
white, 2 colored; consumption, 2 colored; !;
debility, 2 white; diphtheria. l white;
drowning, l white; fever (typhold), /
white, coIored; heart-diSease, 2 white, l
colored; hydrocephalus, eolored; inani-
ton, l white, colored; Inflammation OF
brain, ] white, colored; marasmus, l
colored; old age, ! colored; paralysis, l
colored; premature birth, white; spinal
affection, l eolored; teething, l white, l
colored; unknown, 8 colored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city. exclusive
of still-births, 80. A9e: one day to thirty,
| white; one month to SIX, White,
colored-tota, s. six months TO twelve, Z
white, colored-total, 4; one year to three,
white, 5 5coored-totai, +; three years to hle,
I coIored. twenty years to thirty, I white
thirty wears to forty. white, . colored-
total z: forty wears 10 fifty, colored; fifty
Years TO sixty, l white, 2 colored-total,
z. sixty wears to seventy, white; seventy =
wears to eighty, white, colored-totai,
): unknown, | coiored. Gondition:.- SIN
ole, 7 white, 10 colored-total, II !; married,
white. 3 colored-total, s; widowers, j..
colored: widows, white, 2 colored-total,
3. Natiuity: Richmond. l6; other parts
Of Tinted States, u; Ireland, /; unknown!
/. Locality: Marshall Ward, 9 white:
colored-total. 5; jefferson Ward, 6 white
/ colored-total, Il; Madison Ward,
coiored; Monroe Ward, 1 white, 2 colored-
total, 3; Clay Ward, 8 white, coloIed-
total, Al; Jackson white, 7 colored; aims
house, 8 colored. Whole number OF death:
for month OF August, 142-white, TO
colored, II. .r"s' 'lsss. ..
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HAVE You PAID Your PoLL-TAx ?-LooK.
For the convenience of voters, copies OF the
printed poll-tax list have been placed at the
newspaper offices and on the wall near the
stamp-window at the post-office. See the
list and look for your name. II 1t ISM I
there 90 to Goddin's Hall and pay the AS
sis,ant Treasurer your S1.05, get receipt,
and show it ut the polls.
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SEPTEMBER 9, 1879.
The editors OF the Dispatch will do me 4
favor by publishing the above communica-
tion from Major R. F. Walker. I made the
statement because Of information given me
by one OF the firms engaged in the sale OF
stationery in Richmond. The act I sue
ceeded in getting passed requires the Super
intendent OF Public Printing to purchase
from the lowest responsible bidder, after
public advertisement, "dN the Stafionsry
needed for the printing and binding let out
by him." Only one letting has been had
since the law went into effect, and Rich
mond firms have gotten the contracts for
all classes Of stationery, whether manufac-
tured here or not, and / learn at great
saving to the State.
Respectfully, W. W. HENRY.
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GOLD PENS.
rom HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
y GOLD PEN,

TOYS HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
+, ,,s HIGHEST achievement in the manufacture OF
Cold pens. and the result Of experiments Tor more
than twenty years. The RECORD" PEN Is pro-
dnrat by sk!lrul combination OF the two precious
.ni ron. corrosive meials-l6 karat GOLD ana FAA-
rIrrw-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains 81
ALLOW OF copper reducing lis neness Without Yield
q, that elasticity, density, and stee-itKe itupef
,nh,c, ,he costly platinum supplies. The khc-
ORD GOLD PEN-PoINTs are Of the oeS. llio'
um diamonds, tndes,rnc,ole win lar Treatments
and noIIsbcd 10 glass-lIke smoothnsss.
Linen writers have now every objection 10 goio
faf-ly overcome, and every requirement. IA peH
which win endure and not o1idize' SQUARE! ms %
the s.RECoRD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed 70
nossess Durability. permsnency OF spring, aHd per
fecton OF point. Price. $3.50. Sold by all Je"e,iers
and stal.oners 10 the UnHed States Ii NOT ''unoo'
der direct roIn
= - JOHN HOLLAND. Manufacture,
rg s.. .,- :. 10 west Ronrth street, Cincinnati.
| For sale By RANDOLPH 3 Es0Llsa ana Noop
HOUSE & PARHAa, RichmondSSa. NH la- u" l.
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Rooas STATE coasExrArITEf,

tJE nOOAS STATE ECOYsEEfAf1HEHs.s
l ssszts eL.e EXECUTIVE EGoxHIrTEEs -
/ sea1 RICHMOND, september q. iB71syk a1
iTfOTaERYATITE MEETINGS, to be,
NJ addressed BY one or more distinguzsScd spesk.
crs, win be heiS throughout The Sfats tsrffa ne
Emon4f Of sep,erbsr. n follows: - 81 b:s'
September 1cth-GreeDe cour:hou:e, EosfeIk sisyg
sfafghtl ....s..
|. september 1Ith--New RcY. Courthouse. P,foss
George Courthouse, Warwicx Courthouse. fetgrsS
6.sfs city tnsytth Por,sr.oI'n city tuixh;) sgs >
September l3thAHfzhiaRd Courthouse. y. ia. .
|, September 15th-A Aliezhsny Courthouse, AmhsrsS
Coassitonse. Carroll CoactAou<e. Cnlpcper Cou-4-
hofses DihwIdale Courthouse Essex Courthoascr
Faira& coqrtbouss, Lancaster Courthouse, MeeA-fs
.lenbatg Courhsuse tBosdios}. Norfolk eounfys-f
Plttsyifania gCou rhouse. Rockingham CourShoapefS
fHarrsonbnrE. Sny,h Courthouse. Soutuamptcn
Courih3ase. j.. sg4t.s,
|, September 16th--Gi,es Couythouse, Prfaco ES-.
ward tFarmyile), Warren Courthouse (Front Roy--F.
all.
SEPTEMBER, 17ti-Hanuvrr Courthouse, statn,rd
Courthouse -
September sth-Chz,es City Courthouse, Frede-
ricksbufS sa!. GooehlanH Courthouse.
Septembesl 9It-Porfsmouih city iaseht).
September 2ett-Bath Warm Sprjnasl Norfolk
city might. &
September 22d-Alexa1drfa city. CHmber,snd
Courthouse. Pauqaier Courthouse f4arren,on),
Ftuvanna Courthouse, Grsyson Courthouse. Hal
s1 Souasa salshesa neuu cesa5aasssase Or
ange Courthouse, Page Cu1r,kouse, Washington
Courthouse tkofngdon), Ees:moreand Court
l's,nse Wise Courthouse. Ssarsston Cty.
/ September G:sa-Bedford Courthouse, Bland
Courthouse Montgomery (Chys,ianshurg>; Patrick
Courthouse Surrr Courthouse.
September 24ta-Ameiia Courthouse, Sssidlesar
Courthouse
September 25th-Appomattor- Courthouse, Bath
Courthouse, Elizseeh City Courthouse. E.trick
Chesterfield county, Madison Ceurt house. i'V'
September 27tlr-Fnirheld tRockb-idS county -
barsecrel. T. N. LoeaH, Chairman. 90
J. SN Bigger, Secretary. #af9j
Conservative papers please cupy. au 80
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PERSONAL. Archer A. Phlegar, ESQ.,, OF
Montgomery couAty, WIS in the city yester-
day.
A private telegram received in this city
Yesterday stated that Mr.. ". P. Ragland,
Assistant Treasurer, now visiting his bro
ther st Appomattox Courthouse, was hope
lesSly ILL., s..t a.s.
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FINE FRUIT.-A fine peach, weighir G
three quarters of a pound, was exhibited ut
the Dispatch office yesterday by Mr.. u.
Wallerstein, which was raised in his yard,
at No. 223 Main street. These peaches will
not otthoroughly ripen until the ,!attsr sppart at
theT Il eetTg aHf9talffft Q Putty one pound each.
We were shown on yesterday fine speel-
men of the White Heath peach, grown by
Mr.. E.. G. Drew, OF Hanover county, weigh
ing. eleven ounces.
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RosHs oP TIE STATE TECoSsgKykTTvE1 !
i az EXECUTIVE C0sAsHTTEg,
EsHMoSp. September O. 1879.

FssH1OND, aeptem ber " 1919. \
, The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed: '>''@ =: 7''@5 .'5@ @"@ =
First Congressional DistrFet-5. Horace
Lacy. a i ~ NJ ,s1o z7s't,#Goa
Ninth Congressional Distrass-Generaf
William Terry. -2aE .fu -.
Fourth Senatorial District-EobeTt B..
Moorman aud j ". Marshali.'s i@T
Thiri y-ffth Senatorial DiStrict-T. T.
Tredway. sl~ z
, Craig County-Saraes Bowler and G.. G.
Hill. j. BELL BleGga,.
Secressay,
Conservative papers please copy.
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Nh. 5RA6LASD's CoNDIT1oN.-A telegram
from AppamattaxC Courthouse yesteI day
rr51 -sff. fr.--P. rre.Iand was zt1nf f-1
peeted to live over two or tMres hours.
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sept.s, Sept. 2, Aug: 80, Sept: 6
1877. 1879. 1879. 1873:
", G. W. G. W. c. W. g
..1s 23 ~ ls lss II Is !:

Mean temperature for the week ending
August 80, 1911 mean temperature Ior tae
week ending September 8, So.So.
Amount Of rainfall for week enaing Au-
gust 80, 2.97 inches; amount OF raln1ali iof
week ending September s, 0.34 incnes., oo !
population Of city estimated at 8O,ooo-,,
white. 46,OO0; colored, $4,000, Rate OF
,nerfality = OF whole population was 1880 per
4 .sffl Der annum; rate Of mortality OF Wnite
nonsIiation was 1859 per 1000 per annnm
Tate az mortality Of ,eolored pop1lation "as
2e. .0o par 1,ee0 per annums
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Night before last
Mr. Ben. Franklin, young man who is
employed at Bamford's saloon, on Four
teenlh street, was accidentally shot in the
arm while examining an air-gun. His
wound was dressed by competent physi-
cian. Id
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other in the least, each covering q AGsFsnf
field. Let nil move forward for ihe. COM
mon good, for IL ais agwork i'm which MI are
Interested, for By is maaY good citizenamaf
be added to our community which AsaY
otherwise be lest slTeugh the, influence ef
bad company. .as
Hoping our energetic Taen Will get TO
work and assuring Them OF n!T the assist,
ance IN my power, ara yours b.
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NEW MUslC.-Mr. C. G. de Nordendorf,
OF Richmond. has Just published two OF
his latest compositions-one an instru.
mental piece called " Richmond Blues
Great March," the other song and chorus
entitled. s.Come, Let's be Gay" -.
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COMMONWEALTH VS.. B. T. JoHEsoS, &C.
In this important case the Attorney-G General
had an appeal allowed yesterday from the
decision OF Judge Wexford.
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-The poll-books and
tickets fer the Primary Election will be de.
livered to ward superintendent at any
hour to-day by the secretary Of the commit
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY varied from
clear to partially cloudy. -
i THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, SO; !;
"a. A., 6s; noon, II; Zap. NJ, 7S; 6 P.
", 10; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 60.
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WEATHER REpORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, light northerlF winds, nearly sta
tionRry temperature, and rising barometer.
For the: South Atlantic aud East Guif
States. clearor partly cloudy weather, WINDS
mostly from north to east, nearly stationary
temperature, and generally higher barome-
ter. ss-r. l 80 y. ags .as1 ;-.--.!
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1T IS NOT OFTEN DRY that such stock OF
GOODS. NOTIONS, &C. rs LEVY BROTHERS are
now offering Is lhro upon the market nj snch Low
prices. As this sale will only be continued Tor 4
FEW WEEKS LONGER, we advise those in want OF
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS at Low PRICES 10 call early
and make their purchases.
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS ut LEVY BRO.
THEIRS are being rapidly disposed Of. Those who
wish 10 avail the mseves Of the best bargain in This
line eyer offered should purchase ut once.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & CO.. advertising agents, insert 10.
Verusements Ia all Of the newspapers Of the Unltae
Slaes az publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch corntfrs-room viii receive prompt a.ten
%t1-
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DEEKSKILL (N. Y MILITARY ACAD-
1879 E l4-eod2R
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READ LEVY BROTHERS column advertisement,
and You will fad some article In il that you want.
and, of course, will money If you purchase 1t
of them,
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8ifhllloIltl.al. i. |. 1ispattfIl,.
WEDNESDAY, =. .sEpTEnBER 10, TO- 1919.

81 TIE CIRCULATION or TIE prsPA PATCH;
Is LARGER THAN, THE ,CoMB1 WE'D cIRcU-s
LATioE OF ALL THE oTHER DAILYfNEWs-g
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .a1fsf Sis4si III s,sss sss1-
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THOMAS ROBERTS. wholesale grocer. Philadel-
phiao aoeass:BUREETr's1'ssz 1'sszs n n NOV.
asa cruz ana prevent the hair fre1n In ,,tp. o.. ,
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OFFICE RICHMOND PAPER J
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
. Sarforphar Q 1910

TO Whom il Hay Concern: ''.5..
l hereby certify that the statement OF Ma
jor K. F. Walker, As contained in the fore
going communication. is substantially cor
rect, having made The contract win MIN as
agent OF the State. ~----.-.=,--:=:.=,...--
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Entered az Che Post UnHce at Riehmond,, Va, as
( *sill ri ~ sscond-SIass Ynattcff SsA%'Hf9 =
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pnaHMOND COLLEGE,
-,~-,rnxrr> ryA

Location heal,hfnr Instruction thorough. Ex-
; Next session opens SEPTEMBER 18TH, and
Tbe CoiIeee Comprises EIGHT INDEPENDENT
ACapE1iIC SCHOOLS and SCHOOL OF LAW.
EXPENSES: Per session OF nine months lem.
bracfng matricuIation and tuition fees fue, nghLs,
and washingi, Hl1S
Good board, in messing clubs, about $3.50 per
month; Ut the College boarding-houses, 1roh SII
For catalogues apply ut the bookstores or address
E. B. PURYEAR.
r Chairman OF The Faculty.
an 8. .eodtSel 2StdtSelS
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BOARDING.
HORSE FOR SALE

To amy one In want os HIGHT, stylish PhAE~
TON. and a mos, Trustworthy YOUNG ,ASiMAh,
With barnes aud all complete wafEah'ea ''NA~
in GOOD order. aae opportunity 10 no" oa.1~.'
sod for no fsnlt Address, s:a' Ing when ana Was.>
you desire 10 ,aspscs u,
.-,, care OF tah o&sss
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RICHMOND, September 8, 1879

Hon. ". W. Henry:
Dear sir,-I notice in your letter in TO:
d-r,s IGspntch that you say: 6 | am told
thsf fheold Superintendent OF Printing had
bought his stationery IN Baltimore, ana
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MEETINGS..
GNUSEMEy4'S
1870 "HAUTE NoUVEAUTE." 1888
RICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE EVENINGS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, SEP
TENDER 1lTn, 18TH, AND 18TH,
THE GlLBERTS,"
tKate, Belle, Jennie. aud james NJ
together with HARRY B. BELL and %; u. 1ocNG'
under the management Of Thomas w. brown.
THURSDAY EVENING, septesnber 1lth, IN their
new Musical Burle.ane CoaSdy written by Mr..
Frank Rogers), "MoSQUIToEs. :,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER i2tn' FILES IN
THE WEB" ,,-~ u..,.u.o uuo1,-
WOMEN LUT"S
c.,,s %, be secured at Johnston's, 91S Main
o,seat .r3 at the Box-Ofhce IL the Theatre.
ont JAMES Z. BOGLE, Treasurer.
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EXCURSIONS.

TXCURSION TO STAUNTON SATUR-
~ DAY SlSHT SlSSA r. sEEE5EAAiHEaRa 1sgAIrsse
s.sSsi s, - NJ peturptDg, leaves SfSanton Sunoa9
n,clock-/ Special coaches for Whlte per-
sons II 5O ~- ".'''
Train sale by Managers William Ferguson
Ticket, g Exchange Boel). j. II. Smith mo. 1l2
loarber Sth street,, and j. A. Allen Fourth be-
tweer Sc 4-Th,M,W,&S4t#
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ROBERT e. LYME, AZ P. NJ, brick dwelling No.
20s, on The north line Of Preston street between
second aud Third.
JOHS W, WRIGHT. administrator OF Jesse T.
Hutchesop, 10 a. NJ, one mare and colt a. the
Richmond Bazlr.
rSo EI.I-GHTOS, JR, 10 4. NJ. at No. 30G
NaIn street between Third and Fourth. general
assortment or household furniture, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAR, 10 A. NJ, young horses, bug
ti,. family carriages, &c.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

" On all sales Of Reat Estass made betsscs
tn. lat of January and lsst Of June the trzesIc.
O al sales made bet,1een the 1st OF July dradI1A
Of the uedr the taEes haze to be paid by The seller
TTnis custom was adopted about fifteen years age
by all tht real estate agents in Richmond, and ac
pf,es 20 Richmond and vietn!ty.1 .....t ...--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-10

{ Albert Woodson, charged with assauitins
and beating William Jones with pound
weight. Fined $40. as IL. -.
: Much OF the remaining portion OF the day
was spent In hearing the cases OF parties
charged with faiiIng to take out their IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-10

A FINE CHEw-Cheapcst out-10c. 4 plug, 10
she pound, at p. WH1TLoGK's,
. l445 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-10

|, Ro1IcEi aogRr, TUESDAY, Eastice Joseph
u. White zgssiding. he following cases
were disposed Of: :, - IA
: John q. Eeots, charged With driving bis
horse on tfTsxfreet faster tban is Allowed by
ordinance. Fined SI9; ~ R1A
b. B.Isyae, ageBf, charged " wita sliewins
the, CT llar.csp In front OF premises 40. 1905
Franklin street to be. and remain IN 2, dan
gerous con dition. Fined 50. =. !. !.
Margaret Morris, charged with being
drunk'abd crenting disturbances IN The
market. Fined 81. ..efFs&! tra.sei i, Il.
) Lusie Mallory, charged NTH being disar-
derIy IN the Second Market during market
hotifs. Fined %. 5'.s - -,
!: John Waters, charged With assaustsny
HeEry Metager. Fined s5. a=s o. feg t.s
Henry Howard, charged with assaulting
an d Threatening to kill John Bradley. Fined
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-10
THREE YEARS OLD I;

PURE CIDER VINEGAR,