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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

POLICE COURT. FRIDAY-Justice Joseph
u. White preSiding.-The following cases
were disposed Of: lss
Helstern Il Brother, Edward Carter, E.
D., Kelly, and A. Rooney, charged with al-
lowing a pond Of stagnant water to be and
remain on their lots on Leigh street between
Gilmore and Graham streets, causing nul-
sance. Ordered to abate the nuisance IN ten
days. ...} a
Tine James River and Kanawha Company,
charged With removing the brick pavement
on the sidewalk Of Seventh and Canal
streets and falling to replace the same. Or
dered to replace the pavement in ten days.
William NJ. Parrish, charged with the
violation OF an ordinance by his driver, Joe
johnson, driving his team faster than is al
lowed by said ordinance. Fined S..
Alice Stewart, charged With being drunk
and disorderly and creating disturbance
at a place OF worship on Canal street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. Sent to
aimshouse.
Henry Staples, charged with assaulting
and beating Griffin Swan. Assault and bat
terry. Fined $3.50.
Griffin Swan, charged with assaultinS,
curstns, abusing, and threatening to cut
Henry Staples with razor. Assault and
battery. Fined $3.50.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

City Counci-Memb Fined, Gc.-A
meeting Of the City Council was held last
night. The following members were pres
ent {: Messrs. Perdue tpresident), Howle.
Patteson, Royall, Nunnally, Sbotweli,
Sims, Gentry, and Gibbs.
Messrs. Balowe and Kahn being absent
from recent meeting OF the Cohncil were
tined $40 each, in accordance With the law
passed not long since.
A communication from the Mayor was
received showing the business done at his
court during the month of August. which
has already been published In the Dispatch.
The Mayor recommended that the Council
make some provision for a poor widow
Mrs. Brooksl who is in very destitute cir
cumstances.
On motion OF Mr.. Patteson $40 was or
dered to be paid TO Mr.. Gentry 10 present
to Mrs. Brooks.
The Finance Committee, through Mr..
Patteson, chairman. presented their report,
containing a statement OF delinquent city
taxes (S5,6l3.S4), and for school taxes,
S752.43.
There was sold as delinquent on city
taxes, and purchased bv the city, real estate
to the amount OF Sl,52S 30, which had never
been previously sold; and for school taxes
S169.01. .e......
The committee say that part OF the amount
above stated as delinquent consists OF bills
to the amount Of $1,03S. &c for city. and
S1T56S for school taxes, which have been
retained by the Sergeant for collection, as
be thinks the amount can be collected.
The committee further recommend that
the executions as made by the Sergeant be
received. and his fees for acting rs commits
sioner in sales Of SIC sc for city tax and
SS.52 for school tax be paid. ...!....
The committee also say that after confer
! ring with the Sergeant they are of the opin-
ion that some OF the returned dellnQuencies
can be collected by selling the personal ef-
fects OF those who are delinquent, but ii
would result in their total impoverishment
and they would not advise such action
without the consent of the Council. 4
number o! small bills were ordered TO be
paid, amounting TO S147SS.
The report was received and adopted.
The Committee on Fire Department
through Mr.. Howle, chairman, presented
their report, recommending the approval 0
the petitions Of w. Fl. Walker and G. A
Jones to erect frame buildings on Fourtl
street between Hull and Decatur. and OF
Porter between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. They further recommend the re
lection Of the petition OF w. D. Cosby t.
make an addition to his store on Hull stree
between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Re
ceiyed and adopted.
4 petition was received from F. Leibel
muth to erect 4 wire-sign across Hull stree
on the corner OF Thirteenth, and was re
ferred to the Committee on Streets. -
Adjourned.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE made by Chafin,
Staples 4 Co. during the last few weeks t:
Farm in Powhatau county, owned by T.
and W. Turpin, to Mr.. Fl. Jordan, of Au-
gusta county, Va, for $4,000; farm OF sol
acres, about one mile east OF the city, to
Mrs. Jane King, for S1,152.50; mill in Car
oline county, owned by, Mr.. A. L.. Boul-
ware, to Mr.. n. d. Cosby. for &, 400; store
aud half an acre Of ground, on the Henrico
turnpike, to W. C. Fignor, for 800 dwell
ing and bali an acre Of ground, adtoinins
the above. to J. n. Davis, for Sl5Q; 100
vacant lots in the West End to Matthew
Gilmored, for $500. Ezehangsd: Two
Virginia farms for three farms in Indiana.
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RooAs STATE CONSERVATIVE J
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE,f
RICHMOND, September 8, 1879.

RICHMOND, September 8, 1879.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, to be
~ addressed by one or more distinguished speak
ers, will be held throughout the State during The
month OF September, IS follows:
September sth-Botetourt tEincastIe). Caroline
Bowling Greent Clarke Courthouse, Henry Court
house, James City Courthouse (pilliamsbarg) L5i-
doun Courthouse, Louisa Courthouse, LunenbRrg
Courthouse. Mathews Courthouse, Northampton
Courthouse Northumberland Courthouse, Rappa-
hammock Courthouse, Shenandoah Woodstock, suc-
ok, Wythe Courthouse.
September eth-Floyd Courthouse, Scott Court
house, TazeweIl Courthouse, Nc. folk tuigh,I.
September 10th-Grsene Courthou,e. Portsmouth
might. sz
George Courthouse, Warwick Courthouse. Peters
burg city might.
September l3tt-Hi2hIand Courthouse.
September 15th-AIleghany Coursl,ouse, Amherst
Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse, Cuipeper Court.
house, Diuwiddie Courthouse, Essex Courthouse,
Fairfax Courthouse, Lancaster Courthouse, Meck-
lenburg Courthouse Q'oydtosl, Norfolk county,
Pit,sytvania Courthouse. Rockingham Courthouse
tHsrrisouburz). Smyth Courthouse, Sou.uampton
Courthouse. ~
September 1stb-Giles Courthouse Prince Fd-
ward tFarmvttle,, Warren Courthouse Front Roy
all.
September 17th-Hanovsr Courthouse, statFbrd
Courthouse.
September l8ih-Charles City Courthouse, Tretle-
ricksburs city, Goochland Courthouse.
September 20th-Bath Warm Springs), Norfolk
city (uight).
September 22d-AlaIandra city, Bedford Court
house, Cumberland Courthouse. Fauluier Court
house (Warreno on), FluTanua Courthouse, GraysOn
Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse, Highland Court
hosss, King WI liam Courthouse, Nclsou Court
house. Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse, WASH
nstoa Courthouse (Abingdon), Wes,morsland
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse. Stanton Cily.
September 23d-Bland Courthouse Montgomery
(Chrstlansburgl, Patrick Courthouse, Surry Court
house.
September 24th-Amella Courthouse, Miidlesex
Courthouse.
| September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Rsth
Courthouse, Elizabeth City Courthouse, Madison
Courthouse. 7. III. LOGAN, Chairman.
| J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
| Conservative papers please copy. au 40
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MOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH. LAUREL STREET.
During the summer recess the ladies OF this
congregation have enlarged and Improved
their church very much. It has been paint
ed outside and in. The interior walls are
painted dark English gray, and all OF the
woodwork walnut, and the floor has been
newly carpeted. The chancel has two lec-
turns and a communicable OF walnut,
and the historic font has been placed in the
centre OF the chancel-rail. The wall IN the
rear O, the chancel has four arches, with
shaded Cornthian columns. which gives It
the appearance OF recess chaneel. The
rector, Rev. D: F. sprisg, d. D., has re-
turned, and will preach at II O'Clock A. III.
and S:15 P, NJ. Sunday. Administration OF
the Lords Supper in the morning. The
seats are free. ... ...,s.
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BRIEF ITEAs-PERsoSAL.-Rev. D. f.
Sprigg, D. D., OF this city. returned yester-
day from the Sweet Springs. "."
Among the passengers yesterday on the
eastward. bound Chesapeake and Ohio eX-
press train was General q. T. Beauregard.
he got off ut Goshen and went over to Lex
inSton.
aoGeneral Joseph E. Johnston is at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. 1.-The
New York, Herald says he is at the "SWeet-
brier, Springs" and favors Thurman for
the presidency. ...
7 Alice Stewart, the colored woman who
was seat to the almshouse yesterday morn
Ing BIZ Police-Juslice White, jumped into
the basin about midnight Thursday In order
to avoid being arrested by Officer Hobson1,
who came upon Alice on Byrd Island while
she was fighting with another drunken
woman. -.r.
The Kauawha and Olympic Boat Clubs
have received their handsome new race
boats. t ta .e
William E. Granger. Esq, Of Richmond,
and j. p. Reilly, OF Winchester, have gone
to New York tc represent Virginia in the
Grand Council Of Red Men.
Complaint Is made that some OF the squlr-
Irels from the Capitol, and which have lately
sought the largetrees in various parts OF the
city, are being killed. .... -.......
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Accident.-Yesterdav afternoon a horse
attached to buggy driven by Mrs. Kelf, of
Chesterfield, was frightened a few miles be-
low the city. near Whitby, and ran off.
Two small girls were also in the buggy, and
were thrown cut with Mrs. kell. Mrs. Kell
was painfully hurt. and one Of the girls was
badly injured. They were taken into a
house near by. and physician sent for.
The runaway was stopped soon afterwards,
but not until the buggy was considerably
damaged.
The injured ones were taken to their
homes, near this city, late in the afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Public Schools.-The Committee on
Grades for the public schools Of this city
net Thursday night in the Traylor building
to rearrange the grades in the different
The following gentlemen composed the
committee Messrs. c. W. Turner, D. j.
Wesiger, Superintendent Hancock, aud E.
Morrissette, A. NJ, principal OF the schools.
A report was proposed classifying the Diff
fereDt schools and grades. They will sub
NIT their report to- the School Board for
adoption at its next meeting. 800
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tent here IN Richmond. to the disgust Of
the moral sense Of society; for as sure as
the night follows the day society viii retal-
late eupon those who thus violate the laws
Of propriety and outrage the seusibilities OF
the hunian heart. Then let US have fair
play. brave and chivalrous dealing each
with the other. and for those who practice
not these virtues
Let justice and mercy pass them by in scorn.''
r. T. j., ex-Confed.
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HENRIco TEAcHERs.-TheH Henrico county
School Board has appointed the following
teachers for the white schools 10 brook klana
district, Henrieo. county. > BROOK 'hgn
school E. D. Reda Rsnslpa sehao nIes RiIiam
Ballard teacher; Broad. Street Road
school. near Staples's mill, Miss Elton Cole
teacher; school at Hungary, MISS y: :.d e.
Cauthorn teacher school near dreenWooo'
Miss III. Broaddus teacher. !
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RNhaeSD COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.

pens.s aoa.s.s .s.sai,hfri Instruction thorough. En-
cie.ss susss ssiss ss,, aoehs sEPrEMBER 18TH. and
AtAi,saiSissss ,saiisss eanprtsss RIGBTISDEPZNDlkils
& Sk1pEaESs y ssata5st30i1s and ssS0H0OLiO OF LAM
eraeing Eef ssssi0n OF nine aa6niha leDS
aug sasdUe1 Sss and taist0u faes. fneL dshsss:
monih 81 ah.s y y sassxdEa eaaas, sbont 1Aa6a pr
V ss1s se9stxe BOARDING -h0sssasf hoMs s1l
aspsyss tss = s soos.ta,as !. u ira,s
- ssss II E1xEE18sS8s 8s
sstsoeleslSklAs.is slsaaa ecsh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

/: CITE CoAMITTEE.-A meeting of the City
Conservative Committee will be held on
Monday night to make the final arrange
Dents for holding the primary.
The hours of opening and closing the
polls have not yet been fxed.
The list OF candidates must be closed by
IL N. Monday. -:-
There have been some few suggestions as
to alterations OF the plan; but no change
can be made (even if desirable) without the
concurrence of the county committee.
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The PUBLIC SCHOoLs-EyAAISAT10N FOR
ADMISSION 70 THE HIGH SeHooL.-The pub
lie schools OF the city will be opened on
Monday week, September 18th. for the ad-
mission OF all children resident OF Rich-
mond. No tuition fee whatever Will be
charged, as many have supposed will be the
case. "
The examination of applicants TOP admis-
sion into the Richmond High School will be
held on Tuesday next at the High-Sehool
building, 800 Marshall street, commencing
at 9 A. M. Pupils promoted from the First
Grammar grade at the final examination IN
June Will not be required to stand the eS-
animation. Applicants for admission to the
First Grammer grade will stand an exam
nation to be held at the same time anu
place. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Ward Meetings, There will be meeting
of the voters Of this city tonight at O'Clock
TO appoint delegates 10 the Senatorial and
Legislative Convention. The voters Of the
First Ward will meet at the Hustings-Court
room, Second Ward at the Mayors Court,
Third Ward at the Davis building (Old
Tavern), and OF the Fourth Ward at the
corner OF Hull and Eleventh streets. A
large attendance is expected at each of the
above-named places.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

WRIr OF ERRoR GRATED. Judge wei
ford has granted q writ OF error IN ease
|of Henry Dedman ,(coioredl VINO. was con.
victed OF Aousebreaking at the July tern o.
Ethel Henfice County Court and sent 70 the
peu uisentiarg for three years. a. T. Hoiia-
day and Harvey ,Wiis0h are his counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Messrs. Editors,-In your issue OF The 1st instsns
was pleased to see an extract from the scottsyie
Courier (edted by General Hin in regard 70 the
faithful services OF William Lcvenstein, ESQ. The
writer Of this has The acquaintance OF members OF
the LEGISLATURE from all parts OF the State, and all
unite In their praise Of Mr. Loyenstein as faith
full, aetiye, and experienced member. HIS services
viii be Invaluable in the next HOuse on account Of
his experience and extended acquaintance, snd the
businessmen In particular should see to1t that be
receives united support. = 81 MERCHANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

BeethoUen-Fhere was large and bril-
liant gathering at the musicale last night.
The singing of Miss Jennie Baird was espe-
ciaIly coHlmendable. She rendered two ex-
celIent seIections-"Ah! At Length tits
Here" and birds in the Night" They
were we'll received and elected much praise.
DR.. Bartkowski, Mrs. Attkisson, Messrs.
Krausse. Sehaap, and Beecher were equally
up TO the standard in their instrumental Sc.
lectiops and highly deilo hted the audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Brief fNems.-iesterday Messrs. Dunlop
& McCance shipped 10 South America 2,3G0
barrels Of -four, valued at Sl4,Ssl, and
manufactured here.
At the MAYORS Court yesterday there
were no criminal cases on docket. Some
civil business was disposed Of, however.
The grand Jury OF the Chesterfield County
Court will meet Monday.
Mr.. Lamb Waddel, OF Chesterfield, cap
tured large sora near the city yesterday
1t is thought that The bird was en- route to
the cutters on lower Hull street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Fine Crop.-Mr. Gus. Winfree, OF Ches-
terfeld, sowed on his farm, Iear the Court
house, seven bushels and three pecks OF
wheat, and has obtained thereirom this sea-
son one hundred and sixty-fve bushels.
This IS speaking we'll for Chesterfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

CHARGED WITH Force ERY.-Charles
Clarke, aged nineteen years, who had been
in the employment OF Dir. R. Fl. Horne. OF
Henrico county. was arrested yesterday
morning by Captain j. B. Peasants, of the
First police district, charged with forging
an order on Cooke & Powell and others.
The case will be heard to-day at tie Police
Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

HAD F1T.-The city ambulance was
called ont yesterday to convey colored
woman to her home who was attacked with
a 6t while at work at Yarbrough's tobacco
popt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

PoRcELAlS-LINEDy ycE-CREAN FREIR RRS arr
used by PI2ZIEI To- keep his raee-ereams IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

READ LEVY BROTHERS column advertisement,
and YOU viii. dnd some article in it that yop want.
and, OF course. win save meuey II you purchase It
~ Ihetr. - IS = F2" - r's' Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

DEATH OF JUDGE KERR.-A telegram from
Charlotte, n. c., last night brought the
news OF the death OF Judge Kerr, Of Yam
ceyvirTe. The Judge had many friends in
Richmond. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

THE THEATRE-SfAR ALLIANCE Con-
PA4Y.-The fall season was opened at the
Theatre last evening by the Star Alliance
Company in the new comic military opera
III it may be termed opera) entitled "The
Prince Napoleon;. or, The Fatal Field in
Zululand" There was fine audience in
attendance, but the performance itself pos
sessed no merit whatever. This was the
cast Louis Eugene Napoleon. Prince I'm
perlal OF France, Alice Vane; Bishop Bon
suavity, resident at Natal Horace W. Cone,
Jr.: Communicating Chief English forces in
Airica, Edward Ken dali ;'Lientenant Lardl-
tardy, fashionable soldier, Sumner SiIs-
bee; 4; General McGouber of the brave mill
tia, w. NJ. Fuller; The Cracker, relic OF
the late war, John TempletoR; La Tour de
Yerene, an old French hero, Camille Faen-
cia; Sergeant Scsrface OF the Queens Own,
Carlos Weddell; Officers, Dragons, Camp
Followers; Lady May, with operate songs,
1nez Sexton; Barbara Bonsuayity, the
pride OF Natal, Mamie Johnston; The Crow,
from the coored Carolinas, Fay Templeton !;
The Generals General, an antique Amazon,
Isabel Fuller; Miss McGouber, gushing
girl, Sadie johnson !; Ladies, Peasants, vi
wanderers Zulus-CeteBayo the Zulu
King. Fl. Buckley : The Induna, a Zulu
Chief, Seth NJ. Crane; Kafirs, Bushmen,
Zulus.
Much OF the music Of the Komanza !"
WAS from Pinafore," and, with the good
looking young ladies on the stage, redeemed
the performance considerably.
There are two or three good voices in the
company, and their singing, as well as the
performance upon the cornet and either
phone, were creditable, and were highly
applauded. Miss IneZ Sexton sang two or
three ballads during the evening, and was
encored.
For this afternoon at the matinee and the
night performance we are promised an en-
ioyable entertainment in" Plnafore." Seats
NAV lie secured at Jobpston's. .t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS at LRyT BRO
THEIRS are being rapidly. Disposed OF. Those who
wish 10 avail themselves Of The best barSata in ts
lue ever offered should purchase at cncs.
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LEAVE your orders for lcE-CREAN for io-mor-
rows dinner with PIzzINI, s07 Broad street. to-
day. &.
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CATHOLIC IrEHs.-Rlghs Rev., Bishop
Keane has returned to the city. During
his Attendance at the recent clerical retreat
In Baltimore he met with painful accident
In spraipipg his ankle while walking in the
grounds OF st. Sulpice Seminary, which
confined bim to his room and necessitaied
the use Of crutcbes for several days. He
still suffers s,considerably, and has tokeep In
doors. - e',l.5 r@s:!,+5
On tomorrow week, September 14th,
Bishop Keane expects to attend the dedica-
ton OF the new Catholic church OF the Holy
Cross at Lvnchburg, which is said to be the
handsomest church in the State. Arch
bishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, and Bishop
Kain, OF Wheeling, W. Va, will take part
in the dedicatory ceremonies, the former
delivering the dedication sermon in the
morning, and the latter preaching in. the
afternoon at yespers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

ASpREws's BAzAR, with supplement, for
September, Just received from the publish
er. W. r. Andrews, Cincinnati, Ohio. A
yery good fashion No.
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g. d. EiooI haa been nsninated Dy re. e
Gdns6F3 siysS of Panea, William iof :iDo ~
Hou0oe Deaseetsas = 8. s5-s B lzsls
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Notice TO HOUsEKREPERs.

DOB FALL AND SPRING HOUsE-
CLEANING usa the CLEANER AND Pol
I8HERs for saLebg NJ. g. Pile CnkR, fusl; Dealer,
next % 4kegE1preas cfece. Is Will eisan trtnn,
|Gfaaes, Ehhndelfsss Rcds Door. Oil
Cl6sfs inruftane, ShelVSs Ae.s in Gps Sg14th me
lime usually t.ksa fsr ,sssA pgfpss nrs 3Ss.
;IsNEK,sscsSsn no . more rarsd1y ksd ihorbsSsiy
4haa By Anyaoahsx Means kuow,,. D1feea ea?pnas gid
each box. In 10c and 21c boxes. III ltj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

PUBLIC MEETISe To-NIeHr-THE Four
QuEsrloEs.-A meeting OF Conservative
cirizens witt be held tonight In front Of the
st. Clatre Hotel FOR the purpose OF hearing
the views Of candidates on the issues OF the
day. Mr. B. G. Gray Will be asked 10 pre-
side, and 1t ia expected that every candidate
will be present and speak.
We have been asked TO republish "the
four questions, ,0and 1t seems agreed that
they embody the topics most important and
interesting to our voters. They are as fol-
lows: ~
1. Are you in favor of the McCulloch set
tlement? Ii 80. will you do all in your
power to have it faithfully carried put?
Z 2. ii elected, will you support William
Malone for United States senator?
8. Are you friend 0f the pnbiic-schoof
system, and ii SO, viii you seek to promote
its efficiency and advance fts interests.
A. Are you in favor Of the present Sum
day law? II not, In Brief, what modifica-
ton do you rropose? ~.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY; was partly
cloudy and warm. f,.s.s.-..
THaRMoMETEs YESTERDAY g A. NJ, 6S !;
A. NJ, II; noon, s6; 3P.sM., 81; 6 P.
H., SO; midnight.c70.
Mean Temperatures 78 1.6.
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RICHMOND, VA. September 5, 1877.

OUIEr NERVES and baImy sleep In HOP BIT
TERs, for sleep!ess ladies' and inyalids.
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BunsSrr,s FIAyoRIsG ExTRAcTs are used
snd endorsed bv the best hotels, anc
xrccsrs throughout the esuatry. They ara pessestY
,psrs. at once tho cheapeat an6 oesL mo - ~
!, Ia h,,,sst award ., ths Centennial Exhibiticu-
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WAYSESVILL, AuST 20, 10.
. H4W =. 1872 045
e2tt8Sg 164Ss Dad
045 g2t th2
pIp29 8 s2se

On the lower right-hand corner were the
words spool. 80 cents, Tuesday eve" IN
nencii. Anderson claims that this was from
his son, and that it has been common prac-
tice for several years to carry on their cor,
respondence in cipher. There are seVerai
persons in Waynesyille who, he says, VII,
csubstautiate this statement. and can read
the cipher. q The key is, according to An
derson, as below:
10 "a Is. g 7ss 8 o
.,j o. sis7o4su I m n gry
Which would make the message on the
postal read:
"How are you coming on Did you get
that paper senty 49, : .s<&-i WILL"
Mss Harria: daughter ut j. q. Harris, Of
WaynesYiIle, ,ars AsssDr. Dykes, Of Love
land. Anderson says, can read the cipher
above given. he claims that he can prove
his n wkereabouts for the last three weeks by
af least sfty people, and that he viii be cas-
;Iv cleared. at all ,auspicieR. BE. ia eaf-
nenter. sad has been in the employ OF
Knjebt & Fletchefon the Southern railroad.
From Augtut 18th to the 2lst he was ah'
aent from his E0rk--.tWsnte 70 go up the
rosd . ways 10 sisit some friends. On the
2fst Fletcher saw him at Loyeland coming
mr. way On srsf.u, which would look 8 as u'
tsioneh M he hail been It sWasnesville. ..
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