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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-19
Improvement In Insurance Policies

The new policy OF The Virginia Fire aud
Marine Insurance Company is great i'm.
prOyement Of these contracts, and is calcu-
lated 10 meet the appreciation OF its custom
ers aud the insuring public. Having had
occasion TO examine II, we have done so
carefully; and having some acquaintance
with such instruments from having been III
the insurance business, we can speak, we
think, uDderstandingly. We regard 1t as a
step taken in the right direction, since it Is
remarkably brief Zone third its former
length, or thereaboul). plain in its wording,
and fair in IFS provisions, and, being the
deliberate work of this old and substantial
company, indicates a desirable reaction in
the compilation OF insurance policies.
These instruments have become much
| heightened and complicated through efforts
on the part OF the underwriters to protect
| their companies against excessive and
fraudulent demands. and the perhaps too
partial construction OF such contracts in the
behalf Of the assured in contested cases
aud for these reasons counteryalllng proYl-
SiOns and restrictions have been added to
the general policies from time 10 time.
Other reasons than these could hardly have
prompted the more stringent provisions OF
| these instruments, for 1t Is natural enough
that the managers OF insurance companies
should aim to cultivate the appreciation and
patronage OF the public, like other branches
OF trade. The evils the insurers have thus
endeavorcd to remedy may doubtless be bet
ter disposed OF by The officers and agents
using more caution IN taking their risks.
| The value and character OK the property, as
well rs the fitness OF the individual TO be
insured, may better be considered and pro-
per disc limitation made in the outset than
righted in the event OF loss, however justly
these contracts should be construed. Ii the
companies and agents would exercise greater
precautIon against excessive insurance-a
matter about which the general property
holders are largely concerned with them
they would have fewer difficulties in theil
| settlements OF losses
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10 Subscribers Richmond Telephone Ex
ChnnQe

10 Subscribers Richmond Telephone En-
change:
You are earnestly requested TO observe
the instructions in the new catalogues.
recapituate them:
1st. 1i,CdgS when ordering connection
give uOllr O,cn No. or uame OF station, tdSt
This is essential, as, il given In toe reUerSe
ORDER your bell will be rung Instead Of the
one at the station with which you wish TO
communicate.
%. Iaudridbiy use the claw system )"
numbers when giving an order for n con-
necliOn. II dsinclined TO look in catalogue
each time for sub.cribers' numbers cause a
list OF those with whom you most frequently
correspond to be posted beside the instru-
mens.
Sd. Respond to your calls promptly
through the trdnSmitter-dou't" "ring back"
4th. DO not wait for your bell 10 be rung
in response 10 your calls upon or orders to
the central office, but apply the phone to
your ear al once and listen for verbal re-
sponse.
5th NeUer fail to order your wire to be
disconnected as soon as you have finished a
conversation (Law system) or ring the
clearing-out" signal (magneto SYSTEM.
Universal attention TO the above instruc-
| tions on the part Of subscribers will greatly
facilitate the labors of the employees, save
much valuable time, avoid confusion and
errors. aud simplify and expedite the bust.
ness of the Exchange.
Subscribers can surely do this much for
their OlCn benefit. c. E. MoCLuER,
Manager.
Richmond, Va. October Is, 1880.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CRY COMMITTEE Tue DEMONSTRATION
To ONiGHT-SUPERvIs0Rs. meeting OF
the City Conservative Committee was held
last night-B. g, Gray, Esq, the supern-
tendcnt, in the chair.
AT the suggestion of the Virginians,
through their president, James Lyons, Jf.,
Il was ordered that an additional band of
music be employed Tor tonight; the Vir-
ginians agreeing to bear very considerable
portion OF the expense. On motion a vote
OF thanks was given the Virginians. This
band will start down town with the Clay
Ward Actives, and the Jackson Ward Club
will fall in with them at the corner OF Second
aud Broad streets, and the two organizations
will then proceed 10 the general rendezvous.
The next meeting of the committee will
be on Tuesday night, 26th instant.
The City Conservative Committee have
recommended the appointment Of the fol-
lowing supervisors:
Clay Ward-First Precinct, Il. J. Kel-
lam; Second, w. &. Rhodes; Third, Ste.
phen X. Embrey.
Jackson Wsrd-First Precinct, Fritz Bo-
shen; Second, WilIism: q. Booker; Third,
Phil. Sheay.
Monroe Ward-First Precinct, John I.
Burgess Second, John q. Moss; Third,
William Psrr; Fourth, r. A. +. Dabney.
Madison Ward-First Precinct, Peyton
r. Walden; Second, John e. Teller; Third.
james II. Pecor Jr.i Fourth, John II.
Kepler.
Jefferson Ward-First Precinct, T. IT..
Turner; Second, II. G. Adams; Third,
j. l.. Weatherford; Fourth, Napoleon
Burke.
Marshall Ward-First Precinct, Philip
ONeal, Second, James p. Sbarre; Third,
a. G. Peay.
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about 0 O'Clock, and will meet again We'd
nesday.

Brief Hems.--The clerk Of the Husting'
Court has admitted to record during and
since September sixteen deeds OF convey.
ance.
Mr.. James Alexander, OF Charlottesville,
| Is here on visit to his laughter, Mrs.
samuel Woodfn.
The fair, which was conducted at the
courthouse last week, closed Saturday night.
The proceeds derived from 1t will go to.
wards paying for the Methodist chapel
which Is to be erected in the West End.
The small frame house known as the par
ish schooI-bouse, situated In rear OF the
Meade Memorial church, caught on flre yes
terdsy morning. The fire-bell was rung and
the flames were extiDgulshed before any
serious damage was done. The fire was
caused by defective flue.
Registration notices have been posted up
| in the different wards, and the 23d is the
| day for registering.
Mr.. Henry Fitzgerald has been appointed
superintendent OF the Presbyterian church
and Mr.. Ogden Clarke assistant superin.
tendent.
All the criminal cases which were dock
eted for this term Of the County Court have
been tried.
Judge s. Bsssett French, who was ap-
pointed to succeed Judge Clop,on as Judge
Of the Hastings Court, will take his seat In
January.
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CHURCH NOTEs.-At Trinity Methodist
church the revival services were largely a.
tended during the past week, and Will be
continued nightly this week. During this
week the pastor will be aided by Rev. Drs.
Sledd and Brown, the former to preach on
Tuesday night aud the latter on Thursday
night. Thus far forty.eight persons have
made q profession Of religion, and the inter
est is increasing.
At Union.Station Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. w. {. Walden, preached sun
day morning, afternoon, and night, and re-
ceiyed eight members in the church on
profession OF faith. Special services viii
be conducted at this church during the
week.
The usual services were held in the other
Methodist churches Sunday, and especial
services will be held this week at Laurel
Street and Nicholson Street churches.
At the First Presbyterian church the pas
tor, Dir. Preston, preached tender and ef
fective discourse from Hebrews 4: i6. Al
tue close of the sermon the Lords Supper
was celebrated, and one new member re-
ceived into The church.
The afternoon service at the Second
church was devoted specially 10 the chill
dren. DR.. Hoge preached children's
sermon" from The words "Wtst ye mol
that must be about my Fathers bnslnessi ~
Ii was listened to with great interest by the
little ones, as well as their elders, and viii
no doubt be productive OF much good.
The pastor, Rev. DR.. Read, occupied ;ht
pulpit OF the Grace.Street Presbyterian
church in the morning, and preached with
bis usual feryor and power
At Venable. Street Baptist church Rev
w. 4. DerieuX, OF Essex, conducted tht
services Sunday morning and at night
Ten persons were received into the church
on profession OF faith, and four were re-
ceiyed for baptism. The congregations
were large, and special services were held
in this church during the past week.
Services at Grace-Street Baptist churcf
were conducted by the pastor, who received
two persens into the church by letter anC
extended the right hand Of fellowship tC
three.
AT Pine Street Baptist church the pastor
conducted the services and baptized one
person Sunday.
At Clay. Street Baptist church, the pastor
being sick, Rev. John a. Powers occupied
the pulpit and preached very practica
and earnest sermon.
1Ht usual sci ittS Ntit bttN ih 'hN N'"N'
Baptist churches.
Rev. Mr.. Powers assisted in reading th'
service at Monumental church on Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. DIR. Armstrong preached at st
Paul's church on Sunday night.
At st. Peters Cathedral ri. Rev. Bishop
Keane, who has been absent for som'
months visiting his diocese. gave some yer,
earnest and wholesome advice to his con
gregation. He eyborted them especially L
beware of the vices OF intemperance lin th
course of which he made strong plea 10
the proper aud religious observance OF Sun
dayl, blasphem.ng, aud greed for gain. HI
expressed the earnest and fatheriy solicl
tude he felt for their spiritual well-being IL
graceful and unmeasured terms. Tb
Bishop announced that he would go L
North Carolina this week TO make his an
nual visit through that diocese. and that hi
labors there would detain him until Decem
ber,
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ATKINSON 4 TEMPLE, p. NJ, apples. era

ATKINSON a TEMPLE, +. NJ, apples, cram
berries, &c.
r. B.LYNE, 10 A. NJ, will continue the sale OF
Oliver 4 Robinson's tobacco, cigar, ana other
fixtures. The horses, mules, carriages, ana
wagon will be first sold.
GRUBBs h WILLIAMS, IL NJ, trustees raie OF
the valuable farm known as the " Rocky Mills"
with l,O4O acres Of land In Hanover county,
sixteen miles above Richmond.
FURMAN TUPPER, 10Y A. S., at store corner OF
Twenty-elghth and y streets, general sssort-
ment Of groceries, dry goods notions, HARDWARE,
tiuware, willowware, &c.
FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co, 8 r. NJ, nice framed
dwelling No. 6l0 Beverly street between belvi-
derc and Pine streets.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by PoiceJustce ID. {. Richard
son:
A. L. Hapkins and j. w. Williams,
charged with being disorderly in the street,
were tined g.
John Pebmond. charged with assaulting
and beating Henry Thompson. Continued
until Thursday.
SoIon johnson (colored), charged with
being disorderly in the public street, was
fined 81.
Nj. Barefoot, charged with unlawiully
,respassing upon the premises OF w. W.
Putnam. Dismissed.
James Cephas (colored), charged with
creating disturbance aud interfering with
the police. was fined 81 at the station
house.
Edward Quaid, james Kaine, and Charles
Seorls, charged with being disorderly and
interfering with the police, were fined 81
each at the station-house.
G. NJ. Flanagan aud Fanny Taylor.
charged with being drunk and disorderly
and using proiane language in the street,
were fined $3.50 each.
Richard johnson (coIored). charged with
stealing lot OF baby-cothng from L. d.
Dunsford, was sentenced TO receive ten
lashes.
Nj. ID. Ackley and Charles Addugton,
charged with being drunk, were fined 81
each.
Mary Thomas, charged with being drunk
and trespassiug in the city Jail and refusing
TO leave when ordered by the iaiIer, was
fined $3.50.
Ella Anderson (cOl0redh charged with
assauliing and beating Maria johnson, was
tined $3.50.
Edward Hoffman. Morris Ritcher, and
w. NJ. Walner, charged with being dis0r-
DERBY in the street, were discharged at the
station-ho
Mary James (colorcd), charged with as,
saulting and striking Albert Macklln, was
discharged on payment Of costs.
David Mum, charged with trespassin9
upon the premises Of ID. W. Stanley and
| creating disturbance, was discharged at
the statiOn-hOuse.
J. r. Moore, charged with creating dis
turbance at Republican meeting near thC
| Old Market, was fined 500.
Sarah johnson and William johnson (botl
coIored), charged with assaulting and beat
ing Lucy Evans. were discharged OH pay.
ment OF costs-Sl 40.
Thomas Pinhorp, charged with being
drunk and disorderly' in the public street
was fined $3.50.
| Alexander Richardson and William
Bryant (both co.ored), charged with beinG
drunk and dsogderly. Richardson wa
discharged an Bryant 6ned 81 80.
William Scott (coloredl, charged will
carrying concealed weapons and threaten
ing TO shoot Gu the public street, was fined
$3.50.
| nj. A. Wall and Fanny Gray (colored)
charged with being dsorderly IN the public
street, were fined $3.50 each.
LIch Evans (colored), charged with as
sauIting and beating Sarah Anderson, wa
discharged on payment Of costs-S1.10.
Hester Coles (colored), charged with keep
ing an ill-governed house, was discharged
William Pohman, James Holzback. ant
Charles Smith. charged separately with un
lawful trespass, were discharged at the sta
tion-house.
Sylvia Jackson (colored), charged will
stealing lot OF clothing, valued at Sl.75
from Mary j. Coy, was found guilty ans
sentenced to Jail for fifteen days.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Church NoteS.-Seryices were held at all
the churches in the city Sunday.
At the Baptist church Rev. Mr.. Walker
offciated sunday morning and night. His
sermon at night was particularly interesting.
Rev. b. +. Woodward has been In very
delicate health for several weeks, but was
able Sunday to preach both morning and
night.
Communion services were held at the
Presbyterian church and the pastor preach
ed in the morning.
AT the Meade Memorial church The rector
ofiiciated Sunday morning aud night.
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s1mmon. LIVER REGULATOR.
HgALARIAL POISON.

ghe prucipal cause OF nearly all sickness a, this
time OF the year has It's origin In disordered
liver which, II not r. guls,ed in time, great suffer-
sng, wretchedness. and death viii ensue. gentle
,nan writing from South America, says;
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WITH good eject, both as prevention and cure for
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aud permanently as 70 take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
MS given with safety and the happiest results to
fne most delicate infant II takes the place of dui-
nine and bitters Of every kind II is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine iu the world
prspqysd by j. III. ZEILIN & CO.,
Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGisTs. oc e'eodtAulS
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TIE ROAD TO HEALTH.--Ceanse the stomach.
bowels, and blood from all acrd corrupt. and ofep-
siye accuDlulations, and yoa remove The cause q
most diseases, and thus preserve good health and
also save large doctors bills. The most effsctpsl
and reliable remedy for this purpose Is SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, purely uegetabte. The trial
of one bottle package VIII prove TO the patient the
virtue Of this medicine.
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LEVY BROTHERS, agents for FOSTERS KID
GLOVES with patent laced fastenings, received on
yesterday their carly fall importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal of handsomely.atting and
comfortable Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use of buttoned Kid gloves. as the laced
fastening Is so much more convenient. LEVY BRO
THEIRS will take pleasure In showing their popular
brand 10 the Indies and gentlemeu Of ibis city.
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A CONvICT KILLED-TwO EsCAPE.-Yes-
terday morning three penitentiary convicts
escaped from the gang which was at work
at Chimborazo Park. One Of them, named
Coleman, was subsequently discovered con-
cealed IN the bushes near the park by one Of
the guards, named Murphy, and was shot In
the neck while attempting to escape arrest,
from which wound he died.
Two Of the guards went off in search OF
the other conyicts, and left the gang In
charge Of Officers J. J. Walton and W.
VI. Baker, of the First police district, bat
failed to capture the escaped prisoners.
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WORSE THAN BANKRUPTCY is a constitution
broken down by disease. Ii 1t Is the result of fast
living, The excessive Of whiskey, the nJudcious
use of mercury, exposure In miasmatic regious
sedentary habits, self.abuse, scrofuloHs tint, Dr
TUFTS PILLS will restore you TO health, more u
be de red than geld.
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YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION H.
1Ssi.--A charter has been ganfed by Judge
Wexford, Of the Circuit Court OF Richmond
city, to Noryin Green, president Western
Union Telegraph Company, William =.
CLYDE, Clyde tiue OF steamers, l.. J. n.
Stark, ex.pfesident New York Produce Ex-
change, Gordon l.. Ford, husiness-mana.
ger New York Tribune. N. L. McCready,
president Uld Domiiion 5teamship Com
pany, Ellie Charler, Cbarlier Institute. NJ.
G. Corbin, Corbin Brothers, bankers, L. s.
Winston, president Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York, A. 4. Willmarth,
yiee.president Home Insurance Company,
and Edward z. Winchell, OF New York I;
Thomas Cochran. president Fidelity Safe
and Trust Deposit Company, Amos X. Lit
tie, OF Amos r. Little d Co., and Joseph
A. Paxon, president Permanent Interna-
tional Exhibition, Philadelphia; Colonel
John B. Whitehead, president Exchange Ma
tional Bank, Colonel G. w. Newton, and
Major Edmund Bradford K Tazewell, Nor
folk. Va; James g. Balm, OF Balm Brothers,
bankers, Portsmouth, Va. John I. Grlf-
I'm, Norfolk county, Va; james Thomas,
Jr., Judge Robert Ould, Franklin stearns,
| X. T.. Blankenship, Old Dominion Iron and
| NIlt- W. OEhS, w IL. ftdAat, ib'dV Ddftb-
port, jr., president First National Bank,
Lewis dinter, OF Allen & Ginter, Colonel
A. s. Buford, president Richmond aud
DanviIle Railroad Company, Frederick
II. Scott, president Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, John Il. Davis,
president Planters National Bank and Rich
moDd Banking and Insurance Company,
Thomas w. McCauce. OF Dunlop & Nc
Canoe, and Colonel Archer Anderson, Ire
degar Iron-WoIks, Richmond, Va; Jesse
T.. Peyton, Haddonteld, N. j., for the
purpose OF promoting and securing the pro-
per celebration in October, 1881, OF the one.
hundredh anniversary Of the surrender al
Yorktown OF the British forces under Lord
CORVALLIS. The capital stock Is $3.50, 900,
divided into shares Of so each, aud the
principal office is at Richmond, Va. The
naine OF the company is The "Yorktown
Centennial Association" and the names OF
the officers and their residences are as fol-
lows:
Judge Robert OuId, Richmond, Va, presi'
dent; Hon. Thomas Cochran, Philadel'
pbia, first vice-president; Hon. Acxin-
der II. Rice, Boston, Mass, second vice.
presidents General John s. Preston. Co.
lumbla, 5. c., third vice president; Isaac
Davenport, Jr., Richmond, Va, treasu'
rer; Edward Z. Wncbell, New York,
secretary; Colonel J. l.. PeytoU, Haddon'
field, y. j., general superintendent.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. BARTEL0T L. DAVIES
The funeral Of the late Bartel0t L. Davies,
who died 10 this city Saturday evening, took
place from Clay-Street Baptist church Sun.
day afternoon, and was largely attended.
Deceased was member OF that church, and
was an earnest and faithful Sunday-school
teacher; was quite Young man, and grad
mated ut Richmond College. He established
the Richmond Academy, and was al enthu-
siastIc educator.
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"LADY GAY" and other brands OF New Orlean
CIGARS have arrived, and are OF 1rst-rate quality
We advise our friends to buy their yearly suppl,
of FAMILY FLOUR now, as II Is steadily advancing
our arrangements with the best miilers enable u
to offer inducements on this article.
W. ID. BLAIR < Co,
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rI,HE GUARD OF THE COMMON.

Il WEALTH FAIR.--In order 10 secure the at
tendance OF the large crowd Of citizens who WIN
visit our city during the State Agricultural fsir,
aud on account OF the Inability 10 obtain this week
the room desired, IL has been thought advisable by
the Committee OF the Guard OF The Commonwealth
10 commence their Fair the MONDAY NIGHT OF
state Fair week. All those who have notified the
committee that they have contributions TO make
will be called on AZ their homes or places OF busi-
ness WEDNESDAY MORNING., October goth,
Those ladies' who desire 10 contribute eatables. II
they VIII. notify Mr.. II. Il. GRAY or the fact by
postal, will be notified a. what time eaiables will be
most acceptable. oc IL
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County Cowt.-Tbe Chesterfield County
Court was engaged the latter part OF iasi
week in trying the suit OF Le,ter's execil-
tors Us. Chesterfield county. IL was nnaiiy
decided in favor OF the county, and an ap-
peal was taken TO the Circuit Court OF ches.
ier6eld. Two thousand dollars Is Involved
10 the suit. which is known as the "sai'
casc.v
The Court adjourned Saturday night
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knife, with intent 10 main, disGgure, and
kill. The offence was committed on Second
street near Jackson. and the complainant
was cut twice In the body. The accused
was sent on TO the grand jury Of the Hust
ings Court, and admitted to bail.
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NJ. ELLYsoN q CO., advertising agents. insert ad'
verlsements in all OF the newspapers OF the Unites
States publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch counling.room win receive prompt atten
fiun
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at The
DlsPAICH PRIHTIS0-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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GREAT LONDON CIRCUs.-Sanger's Rova
British Menagerie will exhibit in Richmond
on Tuesday OF Fair-week, October Goth
The hIghly-ilumInaied sbow.bllls are de-
lighting the boys, and they say they are
the greatest bills that were ever seen. The
baby elephant Is one OF the many hun.
dred interesting features Of this, which Il
said to be "four times the biggest show evel
hcre.n
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WHAT Do You DEsrREp

THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS AND
TRADERS, as we'll as tobacco shippers, is invited TO
the extensive sale OF TOBACCO, CIGARS. &c, At
oliver RoblDson's factory, on Brook avenue be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, THIS MORNING al
10 O'Clock. ROBERT B. LYME,
Real Estate Agent and AnctiOneer.
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DENTIsTs.

~ w. JONES, DENTIsT--Oy. nm
NJ FsoK, 40. e07 FnAxKLTs sTRKET, ,0i1f5
rsTwkEE EIoHTB AND kfzTH SIR HETs-bxy.
t-Fsery eonyeDiesee and appliance Tor the com-
toa ~ HIS ps,ten's With twenty-five years. expe-
= fforin eeasiy and carefully All operations Tor such
- DsB esslSs his professional service. b<23.3m
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CUTTING ScaAPE. Sidney Deane tcolored)
was before the Police Court yesterday
morning, charged with feloniously cutting
aud wounding John Fore lwhilc) With 0
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CARRIAGES-CARRIAaE MArERIAL
GEORGE A. AiSsLiE q soNs'GH4
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
The largest stock Of Richmond made CAR-
RIAGEs 10 be found ia the city can be seen at our
mauufaciory. Among our styles can be found We
hicles suitable for any part of the state.
CARRLAGE-MATERIAf.
Buving largely OF material for own use. We are
preparedfo sell the trade any article needed ~
them, and many not 10 be found In tas city.
se lp-3m