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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-01
THE STATE CANvAss.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, August 2S, 1879. }

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE;
RICHMOND, August Is, 1879.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, TO be
" addressed by one or more DISTINGUISHED speak
ers, vii! DO held throughout the State during the
mouth Of September, as follow:
september 1st-CharIottes,ille city. Charlotte
Courthouse, Franklin Courthouse, Gloucester
Courthouse, 6reensvile tlieksfordl, isle Of Wight
Courthouse, Lee Courthouse, Pouhaian Court
house, Princess Anne Courthouse, Richmond
Courthouse. Rockbrtdge tLexingtonI, Spo.syivania
Courthouse. Winchester city.
September 2d-Craig Courthouse, York Court
house. Russell Courthouse.
September 4th-charles City Courthouse. King
George Courthouse, Nosoway Courthouse, PULASKI
Courthouse, Sussex Courthouse.
september 5th-Pctersburx City.
September Sth-Botetourt tFincastlc), BuckinS-
ham Courthouse Caroline. Bowling Greenl, Clarke
Courthouse, Henry Courthouse. James City Court
house tWilliamsbarg), Loudoun Courthouse, Louisa
Courthouse, Lunenburg Courthouse. Mathews
Courthouse, Northampton Courthouse, Eorthun,-
brriand Courthouse, Rappahsunock Courthouse,
Shenandoah (Woodstock), Suffolk, WYthe Court
house.
September 9th-Floyd Courthouse. Giles Court
house. Scott Courtt ou,e, Tazewell Courthouse.
September 1Oti-Green Courthouse. Petersburg
city.
September l1th-New Kent Courthouse. Prince
George Courthouse, Warwick Courthouse.
September 12th-fazsweIl Courthouse.
September l3th-Highand Courthouse.
September 15th-Alleghany Courthouse, Amherst
Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse. Cu'pepsr Court
house, DinwIddie Courthouse, Essex Courthouse,
TdrfaA Courthouse, Lancaster Courthouse, Neck
lenburg Courthouse tBoydiorl, Norfolk county,
Ptt;svvauia Courthouse, Smyth Courthouse South.
ampton Courthouse.
September l6th-Prince Edward tFarmvillei,
Warren Cour thouse front RoyaD.
September 17,h-H1nover Courthouse. Stafford
Cour house.
ricksburs city, Goochland Courthouse.
September 20th-Bath Warm Springs).
September 22d-Alsxandria city. Bedford Court
house, Cumberland Courthouse. Fauquier Court
house (Narran,onI, Fuvanua Courthouse, G rayscn
Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse, Highland Court
house, King Wi liam Courthouse. Nelson Court
house, Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse, WASH
ngton Courthouse tAbingdon) Wes;moreland
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse Rockingham Court
house tIIarrlsonburgD.
September 23d-Bland Courthouse. Montgomery
(ChristiansburgI, Patrick Courthouse. Surry Court
house.
September 24tll-Amelia Courthouse. Miidlesex
Courthouse.
September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Rath
Courthouse, Elizabeth city Courthouse, Madison
Courthouse. 7. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy. au 30
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iFrom scottsville Courier.I
Hon. william LsGvonstein

We are glad to learn that this gentleman
will be one OF the nominees OF the Con-
ser, .atiye party OF Richmond. We served
with Mr.. Loyenstein in the army and in the
Legis, ature. We know him well, and We
know t hat be was one OF the best represen.
tatiyes R'ichmond1 has bad IN the House Of
Delegate. IN the past yesr SoSs one q aten the
tive. yiriIant;, ever alive to Richmond's
Interest; no hide-bound Views controlled
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Chesterfield County Court.-Tuesday.
September 9th, the Chesterfield County
Court will begin its regular term. There
are several criminal cases on docket for
trial, the most Important being that Of
Henry Patram, charged with an attempt to
commit an outrage upon a small colored
girl. A number OF witnesses have been
summoned.
The public speaking which was an
nounced to take place at that time has been
postponed indefinitely.
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[oNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER /, 1879.

his action. He was useful to the whole
State. AS chairman OF the Committee on
Enrolled Bills he did vast amount Of val
liable work, and did it as no other man has
done in our experience. We shall well
come hisreturn to the House as an indica-
tion that the people OF Richmond desire the
services OF one O; the most efficient men
who has represented them in the past de-
cade.
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

..lE--. RICHMOND, August 80, 1873.
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed: ..--..'...
Eighth Congressional! District-B. John
son Barbour, Major Holmes Conrad
Ninth Congressional District-C. Trigg.
Nansemond County-W. j. -Kilby.
Elizabeth City County-S. r. Donoboe.
Fluranna Ccunty-Pembroke Petit, j.
Samuel Parrish, J. j. A. Powell.
Pulaski County-B. +. Watson.
Twenty. fifth Senatorial Dstrict-George
b. Finch.
Mecklenb burg County-Thomas D. JEFF
fress, Thomas Williams, William E. Homes.
Fifth Senatorial Distrct-C. A. Her.
mans. j. BELL. BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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CONCERT AND SUPPER AT ANTIOCH CHURCH.
Tuesday night there will be concert and
supper at Antioch church, for the benefit Of
the church, in Henrico county. A train Will
leave the York-River depot at 7 P. NJ. to
take the excursionists to Aliens turnout,
where conveyances will be In attendance to
take persons up to the church.
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BEAUTIFUL FRUIT.-M Mrs. F. T. lsbell sent
to the Dispatch office on Saturday specii..
men OF her magnificent "Golden plums"
and '"MalIet peaches," raised her gar
den, at No. 608 west Marshall street. The
peaches weighed nearly half q pound each,
and the plums were larger than hens eggs.
Who can beat that!
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EDUcArsONAI.


K ENAolhI o4si ~ HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.
:, srRopE fMsta. Msda,,ist University of Viz
niRss Rsocx, i. ia. University of virginia Sre.
L. Gently Assistant ms. Latin University OF Vir.
a f. cLArnoRSE. Assistant in English.
SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER llTH.
po,rd and tuition tor half session. s126. Reduc.
lion made in fsror OF MINISTERS sou VI VI t"o
o'0''~ TESTIMONIALS. :,
s.~ Your school is noted for Its good dis.
cpune and It's thorough esnsSiapEs' nsnaIsos.
caafrsnaH Faculty University OF virssnia.
$3.50 do not hesitate TO recommend the
Kenmore Hsh School as in every respec,, deserving
The confidence and patronage OF the pusis: prSrns
Professor Latin, University Of Virginia.
- The Kenmore Academy IS rexarded
as amongst ,hc best OF the Vtrainia schools OF hsn
n,eio9J And Rae,ose
University OF Firginia, u
regard the Kenmore Schoo, as standing do
.errey in hs nss r sans OF h,Ss senoos ,d n
coos h'"'"e FRANCIS H. SMITH,
rro,ezsor Natural Philosophy University Of Va.
.s.. Not only from m my know'edge now OF Mr. Mt
S,,acs high reputation. bnt also irom PERSONA &C
Sntnf,nee with him. and. above AZ, from inter
sonrsc In my own Classroom min u youux yr ,..h LIZ
tsught ay him. feel certain NAY ths ~ sea
tag u hehA''A' THOMAS r. PRICE.
profecsor Greek University or Virginia.
FROM PATRONS or THE SCHOOL. -.
- In my OPINION II has no superior. IN
mornl. geptleman.v. and literary adSantaRes anu
traininr, commend It with nndoubtsng confidence
tn 'hc patronage of parents and guardians may
add that have been patron Of the school Tor seven
Sa.s '"N SAMUEL f. HENRY,
A Judge Of Amherst County.
Desr Sir: As patron Of vonr school. take
pleasure In commencing II In the highest terms ior
''' ''"'' TAYLOR BERRY.
live In sight Of "Eenmore." ! have watched
ils birth lis grow h, and Development In It's moral
literary and scientific auvautarcs IL has as high
school no superior. SAMUEL NJ. IARLANb'
Fer full testimonials see catalogue; sent on ap
nlicaii0n Principa. au Zo-eou4t
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Statistics. following are the statis.
tics for the month Of August, as presented
by the clerk OF the Hastings Court: Num-
ber OF deeds recorded, IS; marriage
licenses issued, 2-both coloIed.
The number OF deeds recorded is the
same as for the month OF July. and the
number of marriage-licenses issued is less
than for any month during the past year.
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REVENUE CoLLEcT1oNs.-The following
Is a statement Of the United States internal.
revenue collections for the past week: Mon
day, $40, 1896; Tuesday, $3,322.59; Wed
nesday, $6,66969; Thursday, S7,656.10;
Friday, s5,457.77; Saturday, $,1E.98-
total, S4l, ,963.07. 3
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JOHN E. MORRIS, GRADUATE IN PHARMACY,
726 wRar MARSHALL sTRExT.-Several years
experience with the late Ar. knderyater, and also
With Mr.. A. a. Robins. German and American
DRUGS and HEDICINLs. Branch ofdce Telephone
Exchange. VIII take pleasure In showing the work
frps OF this wonderfut Instrument TO any desiring
to see. All orders for medicine. pure and unadul.
tsrated, promptly attended to.
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COUNTY SUPERvIsoRs.-The county super
yisors of Henrico met at the county court
house Saturday. After ordering numl'er
OF claims to be paid, they adjourned TO
meet at the same place Saturday the 9th of
Sanfe m her 90. g.s ~, . ta.zs,.. 49, tz-s -
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1t affords me much satisfaction to tender
my sincere tuauh- tv the GDon.nn ND "a:
zens who so generously assisted, as far as
their efforts could avail, in protecting my
interests on the occasion OF the recent de.
struction OF my boX-manufacturing eStab-
lishment. Very respectfully,
r, III. WHITLOCK.
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A VISIT TO BoNAIR.-Next Monday the
West-End Beneficial and Social Society will
make an excursion to Bonair, the new pic
mic grounds on the Richmond and DanYile
a few miles from this city, and
will entertain their friends with music,
dancing, &c. Trains will leave. the depot
at s, 9, 10, and 11:40 O'Clock A. NJ.
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IT IS NOT OFTEN that such stock OF DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &c., as LEVY BROTHERS are
now Offering is thrown upon the market at such low
nrices. As this sale will only be continued for a
FEW WEEKS LONGER, we advise those In want Of
FIRST-CLAss GOODS AT Low PRICES to call early
and make their purchases,
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The PYTHIAN EXCURSION Down THE
RIVER NIGHT.-Richmond Division, No.
4, Uniform Rank, Knights OF Pythas, in
full regalia, will make an excursion down
the river by moonlight tonight on the
steamer ARIEL. They will be accompanied
by trinity Division, No. 8, of Petersburg,
will carry band OF music Win tnem. ana
will doubtless have pleasant evening.
The steamer will leave the wharf at Rock
etts at 1880 O'Clock, and return about IL.
The street-cars will meet the boat on its re-
turn.
The Petersburg Pythians will reach this
city about 10 O'Clock to-day, and at the
depot will be met by detachment Of Rich
mond Division in charge Of Sir Knight A.
A. Warren. They will he escorted to their
armory and be formally received, the well
coae address being delivered by Sir Knight
W. 81. Bailic; to be responded to by Sir
Knight W. E. Cameron. A collation. will
then be enjoyed, and the visitors will then
visit the various points of interest in the
city. At 8 P. NJ. both commands will re-
assemble and march to the American Hotel
for dinner, and at 81 O'Clock will parade
the city and then go down the river.
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In VdcGtion.-Saturday morning Judge
Clopton, of the Hastings Court, in vacation,
rendered decisions in several interesting
civil cases. The next term OF the Hastings
Court will begin the third Monday of the
nrpSant month.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tlrely prevented By The use OF BCRNETT'S Co.
COAISE. It has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out In handsful, and las
never failed to promote u healthy aud vigororous
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KENTUCKY WHISKEY.
FOUR az YEARS OLD,
$3.50 PER GALLON.
AT CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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Low WRATEs-Between the 1st and 18th OF
September the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
, way Company will l;sell round-trip tickets to
ia e Virginia Springs at reduced rates. Else
where in to.day's paper will be found the
notl &c. &ssl 81 .$s Z i. ...,. 5..t s..
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DEATH OF AN OLD HoWITzER. many
friends will hear with regret OF the death
Of Mr.. James T. Atkisson, formerly 3
member OF the Second Company Of Howitz.
ers. he died in Parkersburg, W. Va, on
Wednesday last OF Inflammation OF the
bowels. after an illness Of four days. His
generous and cheerful disposition made for
him many friends, and there will be few OF
bis old comrades that will not hear with
pain of the death Of "Potso."
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nAn REWARD.-The above reward tof
@AJrORTY DOLL ARsi VIII Be patio s1y shs
County hoard OF Scn0ot Trnssees Of HsnEtS0 GesA.
~ spen dhe Detection and conviction oi any pcscG
Who ahhii STEAL, fEJURE, OR DEIAO1 ASS ~
r10PzRFY bclcnEing 70 either ei IN tns .o ssneeI ~
7 ~ le.IeWeW 4, C; ARCHER, CiArf,
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm. At night it was cloudy and threat
ening. 5ss5,5.a q. - y
THEKuoNETER SATURDAY: s 4. NJ, II;
8 "A. NJ, 80: noon, 80; 3 p. H., .S9;sS 2.
H.,S4 midnight. rs. sz;:,-
IS Mean antenpsrature,81 81s5 g.
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MCLANE's PILLS, TUFTS Pills Mineral Waters,
Hop BItters, Coccn's Licbg's Liquid Beef, Cuu-
cura, Buckeye Ointment. ut A. II. RoBrSs's.
Second street between Clay and Leigh
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DIScoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNIyR DEN
TIFRICE. Fifty cents box.
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.Rs1 URNINa HoHE.-T The ieassward,bo
passenger trains on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway are, hfiaginG large numbers Of
persons ID afle wlc have been spending the
summer III The paoqptatus.
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PERsoSAL.-R. P. Brooks will speak to
the colored people tomorrow night, at the
Third-Street Methodist church, on the sub
iect of "'Colored Jurors" "a
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GuMs
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsB
are uReXcelled. Fifty cents hottie.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. slightly warmer, clear,
or partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
mostly northerly, nearly stationary barome-
ter. ~.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather in the southern portions
and occasional rains, winds mostly north
easterly, nearly stationary temperature and
barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-01

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE 4 BAKERS CAR
BOLIC MoUTH-WASu. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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4 FINE CuEw-Cheapcst out-l0c. 4 plug, 8 10
the pound, ut i. WHITLocK's,
1445 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE MISSES BENTLEY
WILL REOPEN THEIR SCHOOL ON
i Isl MONDAY, sxFTEMDER GOTH.
For particulars apply at their residence, 20s east
Main street. re 1-M.W&E3ts

EDUCATION.-MRs. N. G. RICE de-
Ia signs ressming her scholastic duties on the LET
SEPTEMBER At 6QS NORTH SECOND STREET,
between CLAY ana Leigh. She has had much expert
ence, and has the highest written recommendations
in regard to tuition and discipline by those who often
vsitcd the school besides assisting in the examina-
sioas Parents and Others being present the pupils
were questioned whatever studies they had pur-
sue 10 the great enjoyment OF parents and all prts-
ent giving perfect sstisfaeiton Late Rev D.
chnrch Lynchbary, Va, often visited The school,
and alter the conelu.!on of examination remarked
to her that the pupils had acquitted themselves line
making IL manifest that they had been thoroughly
taught and well drilled IN whatever study pursued.
She 1pdeayors to pursue the same cour now, R Raoh-
Inc them TO understand thoroughly any and every
word or study, principally by derivation Thoroueh
from rudImcnfs tohigh branches Inclusive Parents
viii please visit the school often. and decide for
themselves. Education Is the best investment pa
rents can make for their ch.Idrea-far more dulaole
than gold and silver. which The children can soon
suuaridef. Terus moderate. Strict attention 10 mo-
rails and health. Discipline posiiiVeiY parental.
SO I.M.E.M,St
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CROCK ERY. Y.GLAsSWARE, 60.

RY.GLAsSwARE,& 90.
NEW GOOD ,!
am now receiving my fall stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE, AND HOUSEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock IS The LARGEST AND MOST CON-
PLETE In every department ever exhibited in this
city.
The prices we guarantee to be as low as the same
quality OF goods can be bought anywhere.
A call Is respectfully solicited 10 examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish 10 purchase or
not, for 1t Is pleasure to us TO show our goods.
E. b. TAYLOR,
au27 lell east Main street.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS, column advertisement,
and You will find SOME article In ii that you want,
and, OF course, will save money If you purchase 1t
of them.
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS ut LEVY BRO.
THEIRS are being rapidly disposed of. Those who
wish to avail themselves of the best bargain In this
line ever offered should purchase ut once.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there is nothing good as MEADE BA-
KER'S CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents a
hott
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a 0uasffou for Candidates.

AS they have expressed their views on
the Sunday hquor-law, how about the Moi
fett punch3 We lquor-dealers are looking
around for the right man. WHO speaks?
DEALER
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ENGLISH AND SCOTCH SUrTrEGs,
manufactured expressly for us by Hird & Tnglis "a
Miller street, Glasgow. Scotland. and Ivy Chambers,
so Sewgate street. London, L. g., together with q
superb line Of the world renowned makers. Csrr's
Duceateau, LaRache. F. & II. Boedinghaus, and
other makers or equal merit.
IN DoMEsTIcs WE oFFLR THE CHOICEST PRO-
DUcTIoN OF NATIVE LOOMS.
We are now prepared 10 make garments at the
very lowest rates copsiseu: with the high standard
OF labor we have attained.
An ample force OF cutters and workmen viii ex.
pedite all orders entrusted 10 us.
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.
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FOE BLEEDING GUNs, use NrApH d BAKSxf
CAsBoLrC MourH-WAsH. Fifty cents BEETLE,
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AN hPPEhlI III INGblShhES rhSn lHc
MEMPHIS ENGLISH RELIEF SoCGETY.-Mr.
Marshall. British Vice Consul here, has re.
ceived from the English Relief Society OF
Memphis an appeal addressed to all Eng
lishmen op this continent or elsewhere for
assistance in their dlreful calamity, and that
funds when received beapplied to the relief
OF their brethren in need, to the payment OF
doctors and nurses OF those taken sick, and
TO the proper and decent burial OF the dead
and such further relief as the families OF the
English residents in that unfortunate city
may require. The officers OF the Society
are James b. Cook, president; B. p. Rob.
son, ,vice-presdent; Sidney Cook, treasurer; !;
John Higgin, secretary.
In their appeal they say:
Hardly had the recollection OF last years
epidemic passed away, with all its pain and
sorrow to our people, when again, in the
middle Of July, this the following year. the
alarm is sounded that The foul breath OF the
pestiIential monster hovers over the city.
Panic-stricken, those that have been able
have gone to healthier places, leaving
the poor and penniless to theirfate Among
the latter are large proportion OF Eng
lishmen, mechanics, clerks, and laborers,
Woodworking men with their families,
whose weekly wages have been in the best
OF times barely sufficient to keep them in
ordinary necessaries OF life. But now,
since the advent Of the fever, and in con-
sequence OF all business ceasing. they have
been left without any means OF support,
and are thrown on the cold charities OF the
world. They seldom appeal for assistance,
preferring to earn their living by the hon.
est sweat OF their brow; but in the present
emergency all such sources are cut off from
them, and not having the means Of feeding
and sustaining themselves elsewhere. they
have been compelled to stay in the fever
stricken city to live as paupers or die and
be buried in the potter's field.
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JEO F.. LhUGtITON. JR. 10 4. NJ, mahogany
furniture. stoves. Office desks, etc.
J. K. HOCkAnAY, 10 a. NJ. groceries, &c.
RS ANDERSON < son. 10 4. NJ, groceries, &c.