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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A Cure Guaranteed.

DR. &. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAragET
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, convnlsions.
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Lose OF
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Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by oyer-ex-
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meBt. One dollar box or six boxes for Eve dol
larf; cent By mail prepaid on rsceipt Of price, We
guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each
order received by US for six boxes, accompanied
wish Eve dollars, we win send the purchaser our
written guarantee to return the money IL the treat-
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees Issued
only By Mcgabe a Wheaton, Druggists. Rock Tsl
and, III. Orders By mail at regular price. d&w
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Though Shaken in Every Joint
To the Creditors of P.W. King

VOU will take notice that P. W King, of Rock
i Island, ILL.,, has made assignment to the un-
dersigned for the beLeat of HE creditors and all
persons having claims against the said P. W. King
are hereby notified to present their claims to the
undersigned, under oath o. affirmation. within
three months from this date.
c. A JARVIS, Assignee.
Rock Island, Ill, Sept. 9th, 1881. 9-6tf
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ACCIDENT.

DEs MONIES, Sept 13.-Mrs. Margaret
Hand, of Norwalk, Warren county, was
thrown from a wagon Sunday, on her way
to church and killed. Her neck was brok-
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.
FINANCIAL.

wheat-Feverish and unsettled; No red cash
4sA: Sept 4s11 4s4; Oct 4sH0i 60A; Nov
Corn-Active and better; mixed western spot 6S
G73: futures 7aH 07sh.
45h Nov TN
Pork-Very firm; new 20 co.
/. Lard-Higher; 10 S.
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Receipts $4,000; firm: 501oc higher; pack
| ers and shippers 6007 90; mixed packing 4o96
IS: good to choice chipping .o07 40.
Cattle Receipts $500; fair demand; steady: ex
, ports 6 2006 45; good to choice shipping 50Q5
| 90; common to fair 2515 20.
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Chicago Market.

UHIoAd0. sept. 10.
wheat-steady: 27 cash; 2ek bid Oct; S2k
Nov; 27 asked year.
Corn-Easier; 641z cash; 657s Oct; e69s Nov;
1874 May.
oats-Weak; soK cash; 40 Oct; ~ NoY; ssh
year.
Rye o.
Barley-1 10.
Pork-steady; 10 so cash; 10 621x Oct; 19 80 Nov
Lard-Steady; IL 20 cash; 10 27h asked Oct; II
IS Nov.
Whfakv-.1 IA
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New PoRT, r. l., Sept. 13.-Capt. R.
r. Breeze, of the z. S. Navy is dead
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How 20 get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat toe
much without exercise; work too hard
without rest, doctor all the time, take al
nostrums advertised. and then you viii
want to know
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Which is answered in three words Take
Hop Bitters
See another column.
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MORNING BULLETIN.
: R1Iss F Fl. HAMILTON.

ELBERoN, Sept. 13, p. mat the ex-
animation a few minutes ago the Presi-
dents pulse was 100, respiration 96.8 tenn
perature 90 All admit he is doing well.
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LI II STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts $500; steady.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

The Marncrschmtdt Case-Four
Months I'm Hail.

In the Hastings Court yesterday, In the
case OF Mrs. Christine Mannerschinidt, in
dicted for larceny and forgery, the accused
was again brought 10 the bar. She was
represented by Colonel John Il. Young.
Colonel C.. Y. Meredith, and Hon. George
ID. Wise. Commonwealth's-Att Witt
said that he had given this case all OF the
attention and investigation OF which he
was capable, and he desired TO say that this
accused-who is here with a sucking babe
in her arms-is ignorant and cannot write.
Unquestionably she must have had some
body back Of her in order to consummate
the crime. While the law Is not now able
10 get at these parties, the condition Of the
woman and the fact that she only realized
some seven or eight dollars from The trans
action induced him 10 say that, with the
consent Of the Court, he would, II she
chooses 10 plead guilty Of petit larceny,
make no objection. He believed the laws
were enacted in mercy and should be en-
forced in mercy.
Colonel Young said that throughout this
whole case the Attorney for the Common
wealth had acted most bccomingly towards
this poor woman, and his conduct did
credit both to his head and heart. Colonel
Young was confident that there were hands
behind the scenes that worked the wires.
Under all the circumstances, and after con-
sultation with his associates, he would ad-
wise accused TO plead guilty Of petit lar
ceny, which was proper, rs according 70
the testimony only SS.64 was realized.
Judge Christian asked what the Attorney
for the Commonwealth proposed 20 do with
the other indictments three for forgery.
Mr.. Witt said that he would enter noHe
prOSeqtiS.
Judge Christian asked il he had. any
means OF getting at the other parties
spoken Of.
Mr.. Witt said that he had been working
in that direction for the past three or four
months. With this woman's statement and
other testimony which he knew Of he in
dulged the hope that the other parties
would be reached.
Judge Christian said, in view Of the con-
ditiOn OF the woman and child, he would
enter judgment Of four months confine-
ment in Jail.
In each forgery case Mr.. Witt entered
nOHe proSeqti.
Mrs. MannerSchmidt was then sent to
Jail. She was in jail about two months be-
fore she was bailed out.
It was q release-deed that she was charged
with forging.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

ACTrAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICE-
MOND, VA, showing ages OF decedents, sex
and color, with nativity, and annual death
ing November -, 1881:
Cause Of Death: ApopleXy, l white
brain-diSeaSe, 1 cOlOred; cancer, color
ed; cholerc-infantum, white; congestion
of stomach. / white; congestion OF lungs,
] white; consumption, 8 white, > colorcd
Group, 1 white; diphtheria, , white, l
colored; dyspepsia, white; fever Child
bed, / white, colored; fever (remittentl,
l white; fever typhoid, 1 white, 2 color
ed: gangrene. 1 white; heart-disease,
white: hemorrhage from lungs, color
ed: infanticide, 1 colored; infantile lock-
Jaw. colored; inflammation Of brain, col
ored maTasmus. 3 white: neuralgia OF
stomach, 1 white; old age, 1 white pneu-
monia. colored; poisoned by opium, l
cOlored: py9mia, | cOlOred; smallpox, l
white. S cOlorcd; teething, colored; tU-
NOR (ovarian}, white; unknown, color
ed whoOping-cough, 1 cOlOred. Whole
number Of deaths in the city exclusive
OF still-births), j2. Shi- Births: White.
3 males. l female; colored, 1 male-total.
). Ser and Color: Males, ID white, l6
colored-tOtal, 81; females, white, T. col
ored-total, q. Age: one day to thirty,
white. 8 colored-total, 4; one month to
six. white, 2colorcd-total, 3; six months
10 twelve, l white, 1 colored-total, .;
one year to three. white, cOlored-tO-
tai. u: three years to five, white, col
ored-total, 3 five years to ten, colored !;
ten years to twenty, colOred; twenty
wears TO thirty, white, c0lOred-tOtal,
9; thirty years to forty, white; forty
wears to fifty, white, colored-total,
,: fifty years 10 sixty, ( colored; sixty
wears to seventy, 1 white, 1 colored-tO-
tal. >: eighty years TO ninety, l white {:
unknown. 1 white. Condition: Single, l.
white. u colored-total, 3s; married, 6
white. ) colored-total, II; widowers, l
colored; widows, white, 1 colored-to-
tai. ,. Ndtirity: Richmond, %; other
parts of the United states, q; Germany,
i: Ireland, /; unknown, l. Locality:
CITY at large, , colored; Marshall Ward, =
white. ( colored-total, G.; Jefferson Ward,
3 white. . colored-total, 10; Madison
Ward. white; Monroe Ward, . white, 4
o; Clay Ward, 3 white, 4
:; Jackson Ward, white, ,
3; almshouse, l white,
3 colored-total. 4; smallpox hospital, I
colored.
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tered before machinery exactly suited 10
their production could be devised. Since
then the works have become regular pur-
chasers OF oak timber. These casks are
made to hold all the way from hall to ten
gailons-a sort OF gigantic ticker, as it
were.
DIR. J. w. Bronaugh Is confined to his
bed by severe attack OF fever. Alexan-
der Baxter, Esq, another venerable citi-
zen, still continues critically i'll.
Chesterfield Circuit Court-Judge Weisi-
ger presiding-met yesterday and com
menced 70 dispose Of pending cases, some
OF which are of considerable longevity as
well as OF pecmiary importance TO parties
concerned.
Directly the weather settles itself down
10 regular winter cOOness proiracted meet
ings VIII be begun in one or mere OF our
city churches. The aggregation Of unchris-
tian persons is not large in this community,
and their ranks are constantly being de-
pleted by well-dirccted church efforts.
The body of Mr.. George Farley, who
died here Monday, was taken Yesterday TO
Powhatan county, the native place Of de-
ceased, for final interment.
Male cOlored citizens are making great
Efforts to fill 10 their full quota the ranks OF
the volunteer company commanded BY Cap
tain Johnson. The ranks are Kept depIeted
because it happens just now that soldier
fun il not the one in most request by the
average colored brother.
4 choir from the First African Baptist
church, Richmond. did the choral services
at the church Of Rev. A. Binga last sun
day. An aged brother who heard them
watt the incense OF praise on that occasion,
with every manifestation Of delight spread
ing over his ebony cOuntenance. enthu-
siastically observed, Lawd. how dem city
niggers DO sing"
Ii is rumored that the next City Council
win be elected on the distinct issue that
Manchester shall have gas-light at the earli-
est possible moment.
The proprietor OF Beattie's stage lire
talks OF procuring two vehicles with larger
seating capacity than those be now uses.
His business continues healthy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16
-, seFAKING WITH TONGUES OF srEEI.,
SAYING:

...,,-c Il coming a change IN the weather; feel
nv t.,ues. and barometers should hang on
-. ara not in my nerves and bones" said a
..,,lenan the other day.
ohv.leian answered him: ~ win tell you
=, x,ll remove every nerve and bone-barome-
"a tako out The nmps and Stiffness. IL is a
- ,s,ns. but no less ofncacious than simple.
:, =. up. BENsON's CELERY AND CIIAMo-
,,re PILLS. They have been tested time and
- ,sain. and always with satisfactory results.
,,.-sossneSs embraces nervous weakness, Irrisa-
- dependency. melancholy, and restless, dis
-.,sss,5. miserable state of mind and body inde-
..-pah,e. THIS preparation jnst meets the neces-
..s n vour case as your disease is nervous dis
case.~
qhse Pills arc all thcy are represented 10 be- and
-. gusrantecd 20 give satisfaction when used as
,n,,c,cs. Remember, they are prepared expressly
g.. ,Bre sick Headache. Nervous Headache. Dys-
,.,t,, Headache. Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paraly-
-. siscplcs,ncss, and Dyspepsia. and toiH cure
uas oatt.
s.ia hv an druggists. Price. 80 cents a box
ns,,i. 100 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
NoRE. MD. by mail. two boxes for 81, OF six
A,xe. for $3.50. 20 any address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16
Personals and Hricfs.

superintendent NJ. V. Bailey goes 10 Bal
timore to act as superintendent OF mails in
that Office. He has the best wishes Of the
Richmond people. He is good officer.
In about N week one OF RichmOud's
judges viii take unto himself n wife.
The new steam-pUmp has not been at
work for two weeks, as the water-wheels
are now fully able TO do their duty by rea-
son Of the sufficient volume Of the river.
Colonel Cutshaw is pushing forward the
work on the new pump-hOuse. The men
are here to put up the machinery.
The new City Hall: What is 10 he done
with it?
Upon the information that the present
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia could not be
disturbed in Office until january. 1883.
consols have gone up some. and in view OF
the active demand for coupons to pay
taxes, the price asked Yesterday was 90.
though the bids were less than that figure.
Colonel h. II. Ropes, of the Third Regi-
ment \. G.. n. j., writes letter TO The
JERSEY Blue (which is heartily endorsed by
the EDITOR, speaking in terms Of warm
commendatiOn OF the kindly treatment
given by the Richmond people to northern
soldiers and especially To Aaron " likes
Post, during the Centennial. He concludes
by saying: Il know | speak the sentiments
Of every Jerseyman who visited Richmond
in uniform when / brand the charge Of
Richmond's hatred Of The blue as unqual-
ifiedly false"
Il. Lyman Potter, 'the wheelbarrow-
man." who claims that he has travelled
over 10000 miles on foot, propelling 4
wheelbarrow weighing over 200 pounds, is
1t Westhampton, about five miles above the
city. on his way here.
Messrs. II. L. Staples & Co. have sold the
farm Of Channey Matthews, Esq, lying on
the Osborne turnpike about five miles from
this city, containing 30 acres, to Mr.. VIII
liam Roberts, Of Illinois, for the sum Of
s.. 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16
MOTHERS MoTHERsl MOTHERS

Arc you disturbed at night an broken Of your
rest by sick child lneFng and crying with The
cxcruciating pain of cutting teeth? II 50, 90 ~
once and get a hCit.e Of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. Il VIII relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately-dcpondup upon ii; there Is 10
mistake about i. There Is no; q mother on earth
who has ever used u who wil not iell you at once
chat II viii regulate The bowels and give rest 10 the
mother and relief and health % The child, operating
like mage. II Is perfectly safe to in an eases.
and pca 10 The taste and {. The prescription II
one Of the Oldest and sDest fcmale'rhylcians and
nurses in the United states. Sold everywhere. 20
cents a otile. DO l-cOdlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16


This extraordinary iOor-coyering i made Of the
most lasting ma;eri1ls- mainly cork and solldlied
oil II has been before the public for several years
aud las successfully stood iests such IS oiiclofh
or carpet could undergo. Il is unhesitatlngly re-
commended as The haudsomest, most durable, aud
comfortable door-covering before the public, and
is equally suitable fer The dining-room, Offices,
stores etc. In fact almost every place where An
article Of this Kind is needed. Every sluare yard
0f the cloth has "LISOLRUMn printed on the
back: none other Is genuine. an csrpct-dc1lerS
keep il.
To COSsUNPTWEs.-WILBO & C0D-IIvER OIL
AND LIME has now Deen before the public twenty
years, and las steadily grown IN favor and appre-
citation. This could not be The case unless the
preparation WAS Of high intrinsic value The
combination OF the Phosphate Of Lime with pure
Cod-Liver Oil, prepared by DR.. Wilhor, has
produced 4 new phase IN the treatment OF con-
sumption and al diseases Of the lungs. Il can be
taken by the most delicate invalid without creating
the disgusting nausea which Is snch objection 10
the COd-Livcr OH when taken without Lime. II Is
prescribed by the regular faculty. Sold bv the pro-
pr!etor. A. B. WILBOR, Chemist. Boston. and Oy
all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

Police CoURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF Yesterday:
Randolph Turner (colored), charged with
breaking and entering in the nighttime
the store Of L. Powers and stealing there
from sundry articles of merchandise, &c,
was acquitted of the offence, but being q
notorious thief and vagrant, was commit
ted TO Jail in default Of surety for his good
behavior in the sum OF $500 for twelve
months.
Dock. Shern (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street,
was fined $3.50.
Thomas Fox, for being drunk, was
fined 81.
Lewis Brown (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Annie Meade, was
fined IS.
Washington Thomas, charged with sell
ing liquor on sunday. Continued until
to-day.
Henry n. Webb, Charles Wilson, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

BROAD-STREET ROBBERTEs.-Early yester-
day morning the saloon OF sir. John Muir
ply, on the corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets, was entered by thieves and robbed
OF about Sl00 worth Of tobacco and cigars.
An entrance was effected by rear window
leading into the restaurant department.
About the same time. il is supposed. the
shOe-store Of Messrs. Spence, Bib Il Co.,
a short distance below Mr.. Murphy's, was
broken into. The cash-drawer was riiled
Of a small amount, but nothing else was
missed. The thieves were evidently scared
of, as a portion OF the plunder from Mr..
Mmphy's was found in rear Of the prem
iseS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

INTERvIEws.-The newspaper-men are
TO have their turn on the stage now. On
Friday night and Saturday matinee Milton
Mobiles will appear at the Theatre in his
new play named Interviews. Like the
"PhGnix," it has jumped into great popu-
larity. I'm the PhRnix the Bohemian sto-
ry-writer was viyidly portrayed, and the
scenes, like the chapters OF the book, end
ed rs "the villain still pursued her. In
his new production Mobiles deals with that
useful member OF society the enterprising
reporter. According 10 report the " in
terviewer is ceverly slletched. and rs i'm
peTsOnated by Mr.. Mobiles the character is
both instructive and amusing. IL will be
sufficient 10 say that while all the peculiar
traits Of this peculiar class Of people are
depicted with free hand, the author has
made n distinction between the reporter on
duty and the reporter in the privacy Of
home life." II is further alleged that the
reporter " can sometimes love -; and, more
incredible still, the plot carries him
through various amusing episodes into the
affection OF q wealthy lady-love. IL Mobiles
can carricature the reporter rs cleverly rs
he did the story-writer the newspaper-men
will be the very ones to enjoy it most.
Saturday night, PhGniX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

Mr.. Charles II. Read. Jr., OF this city,
who has settled in Washington. d. c.. and
entered on the practice OF his profession Of
architect there, il will please his many
friends to learn is meeting with gratify-
ing degree OF success in his new home.
His fine taste and skill II highly appreciated,
Judging from the many demands for his
services. The elegant and costly palace
residences Of the denizens Of tile national
metropolis could certainly find no better
illustrator or designer than this gifted son
Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

DEATH or A VENERABLE CITlZEN.-The
death Yesterday evening OF Mr.. William
Allen. in the eighty-first year OF his age,
known 20 one or two past generations Of
our citizens rs a leading merchant tailor Of
his dav, removes from our midst one Of
or oldest and most respected citizens.
He commenced business here about sixty
years since, about which time he became
connected with the Masonic order. He
was the oldest Knight Templar in the city,
and perhaps the oldest in the State. By
the paItiahty of his fellow-Knights, who
knew and appreciated his worth, he had
eni0yed the highest hOnors of the craft.
His wife, who long ago preceded him to
the grave, was a daughter Of the late vene-
rable Thomas Diddep, who, joining the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues in 1900,
continued an active member for sixteen
wears. Mr.. Allen was IN Old-time Virgil
mia gentleman, of singularly elevated taste
and purity OF morals. His fatal sickness
was OF brief duration, and death came per-
haps as a welcome relief to the inroads Of
physical subsidence. lie leaves behind him
pleasant memory as a heritage TO worthy
descendants. and passes to the grave with
out M enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

captain T. II. Williams, OF the Home,
teal farm. is about TO plant ten thousand
,ysInuts. He will SOW them in rows after
Two wears will thin out, leaving the thrifty
traes. I'm i've years will cut young walnuts
,cr tabIe-legs; in eight yearsasill cut again
ai,ernste ~, trees for newel-posts; in ten years
ssi,l ill heoin 10 harvest nuts by the thousand
n,,sheIs and in fifteen years win have wal
mt ZOOS 10 sell. This is new enterprise
Tor tbis locality, but II has been pracfieed
IN IN New York state with great success
Non. (Pa.) Rep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

The last and only chance is offered dU-
ring the next few DAYS TO buy fine and de-
sirable dry goods at your own price at the
large bankrupt sale, 1907 Main street, op-
posite the post-oifice. Don't fail TO in-
prove this great opportunity, as a chance
like this does not occur often. A word 20
the wise is sufficient. Those having goods
bid of must call at once and secure them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

HUsTIXGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
James Bradshaw, charged with the lar
ceny of a watch and sentenced in the PO-
lice Court to be punished with fifteen
stripes. On an appeal. The Judgment OF
the lower court was affirmed.
Milton Via, William II. Anderson, James
johnson, John Davis, and Henry Bryant,
small colored boys, whose ages ranged
from eight 10 twelve years, charged with
breaking into the store Of L. Powers and
stealing sundTy articles OF merchandise,
upon their arrsdgnment pleaded guilty.
In consideration Of their youth and the
fact that they were probably but the instru-
ments of older persons, the Court sentenced
them to be punished with twenty stripes
each.
The appeal cases OF Henry Ellis and
Monroe Quarles, whowere convicted in the
Police Court Of petit larceny, were dis
missed. the accused having decided to take
the punishment ordered by that court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

DrsrKrISG SAILORS ARRESTED. Edward
Kober, Frank Wass, Bernard Orlon, ana
John johnson, sailors who deserted irom
the British bark "Day star " Saturday
night, were arrested yesterday by ofncer
Walton, OF the First district, and locked up
In the Firs. police station. The vessel
dropped down the river short distance
Monday, and the captain returned TO the
city Yesterday. He will probably take the
men back with him to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-16

DIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP The frin Of PAYNE & sTRAUs was
this day dissolved by mutual consent-A. /.
srBAUS withdraw Ing from tie concern.
CO-PARThERSIllP.
The underagned have tiis day associated them
selves together. under the irm-uAI0e 81 PAYNE q
DORAS for the purpose of conducting = GIN
FRAL BILL-POsTING AND DISTRIBUTING
BUSINESS az 1912 Main street
II. J. PAYNE.
NOVEMBER / 2, 1871. WILLIAM DORIAN.
mo 1891