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rRopIC-FRuIT LAxATIvE.


PRESCRIBED BT PHYSICIANS fffl f.
TAa0PIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AM
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
iDIsAGREEABLE PURGATlVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
le IS THE
BDgT THE WORLD
FOR
CONSERVATION. BILIOUsNEsS. HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Itac eniiy, effectively. aud ts delicious to take'
Cleansing ahe system thoroughly, tt imparts yigort to
mind aud body,and dispels melancholy, hypoehon-
dria. etc. 0s;E TEAL coSyIEcEs-
PACKED IN Bronze TIN BOXES ossLY.
Price. 25 ssd .6O-ceRts, sold BY all druggists.
Gany G~3eodtMhl0, 'Ses
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PROTECTION ERoM MALARIA.

So .samerous are the Developments ID haiaFi
adst people continuzJky sz1fer from from talls mex
asn psison when tieS Jeas imagine IL is lar king JIG
geelr system.
.QBJT<,s ASD FEVER. HEADACHE,
INTERMlrTEET FEVER.
sssgNEEAL DEBIEI ~. BILIOUS FENER,
LASSIJUDE,
TYPHOID FEVER NAUSEA,
PAINFUL OEFSPRfK6s OF MALARlA@.
sad haze their virgin in disorSered bYef' Hii'ea
it nos ssul4tedS "a time, great ssseripg vi etched
ness, .s.G .eeasb x4Ti eusue. aft4tf
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
fPUagLY yKcETABLEl
habsoaei efrtaiRin its remedial ckects, ana acts
Eore pr ,mBay In o.xiBgali forms of Halarial dis
eases thar ek.oBeE - quinne, without any OF the
luxurious 'opsaaueliceg whiell follow tselr use.
IL taken o .essaoaafly by psrssns eaeossd 70 Ma
isfia, 10 will xpel Tie pstson aud eicr r't
PR0TE or THEM PROM ATTACHt
Sec that yoa .sst The seenloe In white wrapper
van ned z, pEepai "a only bs
az se-asoaiytwls, ..ss,.<. ~ zElkISk 90.
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FORGERY AND LARCENY.
The Two Charges on which Marvin
was Seat On TO the HussinRs
Court for Indictment. %

Mr.. Clarke, OF she Wisconsin Bank, Pro-
noanees the Draft PoTsery- Prisoner Iden-
tilted by Mr.. Andrew Jinkins and Mr.
1Browneil, MIR. Glover Can't Say that the
Man is Marvin-case SubmIttsd without
ArGument-The Bieamy Case TO be Taken
Up To. Dnv
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AMBULANCE CALLS. The city ambulance
was called out four times yesterday. The
first was to the Haxall- Crenshaw mills, no
ticed elsew here The second was 10 attend a
white man who was taken III on Fourteenth
between Main and Cary streets. He was
taken 70 the almshouse for treatment, The
third was 10 attend a white boy near the
almshouse, who was suffering from malarlal
fever. He was taken TO the hospital, ln
response TO the fourth call, made about "a
O'Clock P. NJ, the ambulance went to the
point in dlcated, but the cause OF the sum-
mons could not be aseertained. q'iS n1t
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TuE WATER SUPPLY.-The weather at
Wnlllamson's, Lyncbburg, and scottsville
was cloudy yesterday, but there has been
no rain at those points since our last report.
The river rose here about ten inches after IL
O'Clock noon Yesterday, and the mills on the
canal and basin had full supply OF water.
On Saturday they bad only a bali supply.
The old reservoir is kept full, and there IS
also about nine and bali feet OF water IN
one compartment OF the new reservoir.
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ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.-A branch Oh
the Iron Hall will be instituted in thls city
by Deputy Supreme Justice 5. Bassett
French this week. The branch viii be To-
Gated In the lower part OF the city. DIR.
Farrar is the medical examiner. Other
branches Ia other sections Of the city are IN
progress OF organization.
This Is a popular order, and its prospects
for large number OF branches IN this city
are very promising, Ea
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RAILROAD AccIDgST.-Lat Saturday
night or early Sunday morning freight
train on the Richmond and Danyille rall-
road ran into the rear end OF another ireight
traiu at Green Bay, In Prince Edward
county. Three freight.cars were smashed
no, but fortunately no one was injured.
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sc. only for a Picnic CIsAR.

"LIrBTG COMPANY's ARNIcATED EXTRACT
OF WITCH HAZEL has proven m my practice to be
incomparably superior to any preparation Of Witch
Hazel have ever used. ! have often been disap-
pointed in the curative effects OF the commonly
yended articles, and am glad that we can now have
a artliable preparation"
+. q. FRANKLIN, VI. d.,
Professor Surgery,
Medical Department University OF Michigan.
Cures Piles, Salt-Rbeum, Catarrh, Painful Month
lies, LtucOrhea, VaricOse Veins, Neuralgia.
Sold In fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday. morning
about ii O'Clock Edward p. Crnmp, .
young nan about eighteen orr nineteen
years old, employed at the Haxsll'CrenshaW
iniiasshad-his right stroufderdfsfucated, an q
his right arm hFoisendn Ewo places between
the elbow and wrist, and In one place be-
tweea the shoulder and elbow, by being
csughi in some Of tie maebinery OF The
mills. He was taken 10 the house OF Mr..
=. g. CLIFTON, on Second between Marshall
and Clay streets, in the city ambulance,
whtre the NECESSARY surgical aid was rem
dered by .Drs. Cullen, SfyH, and James. z
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COMMERCIAL. CLUB CATERER. r. The Board
OF Managers OF the Commercial Club have
elected Mr.. r.. G. Bailey caterer vice Mr..
William Ecker, resigned. This gentleman
has had long experience in The hotel and
restaurant business, and what the I" Doc
tori don't, know about billiards Is not
worth knowing. 4 lanr siiI .'sfi
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Flour FOR RIO JAsgIRoS - The Norwegian
bark Kongsbyrd, $50 tons, Captain Gustav
Nicholson, cleared from the custom.house
yesterday for Rio de Janeiro with 1880 bar.
rels OF 1our, valued 81 s2I,l7Q 10, iand
shipped BIZ the HaxaltC CreushAw Company:
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Picnic CIGARS, SC.

RECTIFY ToRPIDITY OF The LIVER.
remove bliousness, dyspepsia, and impart new tone
and vigor TO the system by LIEBfG CoMPANY's
COCA BREF TONIC. Sold by all druggists. Beware
OF limitations.
Yellow, dyspeDtlc. nervous iLyalds grow strong
ruddy and healthy by the use Of the Liebiz Com
pany's Coca Beef Tonic. The results OF It's use
stamps the Iiebig Company missionaries TO the hu-
man famlly.n says The Aasertean Business Bale
tine New York. .
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Church Notes.


Rev. c. p. Scott, of Ashland, Va, Rev
Il. T. Hanks, OF Albany, Ga, and Rev. A,
w. Graves, OF Caroline county, Va, at.
tended the Baptist MINISTER'S meeting yes
teTday morning. tiiJl
Rev. William K. Hatcher, ID. D., having
returned 10 the city, preached Sunday morn.
Ing and night at Grace-Street Bsptist church
10 large congregations. ln the morning
communion was administered, and tbe right
hand of, fellowship was given 10 two.
At Sidney Baptist church Rev. a. IL,
Brown, ID. D., preached morning and
night. et
At First Baptist church Rev. j. B. Haw'
thOrne preached morning and night to large
congregations. 10 the morning communion
was administered and the right hand Of
fellowship was given 10 eight.
At Manchester a series OF meetings has
been in progress at the Baptist church du.
ring the past week and continues this week.
Rev. r. Z. Hanks, of Albany, Ca, has been
aiding the pastor. so far there has been
fifteen professions OF conversion and ten
were received on Sunday for baptism.
Az Venable-StTeet Baptist church the
usual services were held on Sunday. Prayer
meetings will be held at this church every
night this week preparatory to a,series ol
meetings, which will begin next Sunday.
At Pine-Sireet Baptist church Rev. j. b.
HutsOn preached morning and night. Al
night one was received for baptism and one
by letter. .Iff.
Al Centenary Methodist church the pas
tor, Rev. z. A. Peterkin, preached at II A.
NJ, and the Rev. John HannOn, OF Park
Place Methodist church, Mt night.
At ,Broad.Street Methodist church The
pastor, Rev. w. G. Starr. preached morn
ing aad night, and received one member by
certificate. .tt
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. j. w. BleGsoe, preached morning and
night, and received one member on proies"
sion OF faith. rl
At Uuion- Station Methodist church the
pustor, Rev. w. Q. Walden, preached morn
ing and night. Revival services will be held
at this church during the week.
At Park Place Methodist church Rev.
John Harmon preached in the morning and
Rev. p. A. Peterson, OF Centenary Metho-
dist church. at night.
at LaurelSlreet Methodist church Rev.
r. n. SIedd, presiding elder, preached
morning and afternoon.
At Nicholson. Street Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. Thomas Diggs. preached In the
morning, and Rev. r. n. SIedd. presiding
elder, at night.
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DRUNEEHNESS.-Those who have taken SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR declare that It sets the
liver iu action and nyigora.es the system in such
way as 10 destroy the craving for stIong drinks.
Genuine prepared only by j. u. ZEILIH & co.
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HeNRIco POLITIos. -, Al ameetfag OF the
district suDerjptendents OF the -Conserya-
five tive .Demoeratlge party Of Hsprico ecopnfy,
kho,d yesterday az the county; ;iconrt-bouse,
TYdee %. G, Minor was unanimously elected
..,e,ssfp su,,erintendeDt 10 OH the vacancy
occssioned by The resignation OF Mr.. J. II
Prosddns. who IN now the nominee cI tDf
s.aSte sor iAt .H5use Of Delegates. yAS
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sRoueH ON RArs.p

The thing desired fonnd at last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats 1t clears out rats, mice, reaches !,
fles, bed-bugs. l5c boxes.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY.SCHOOL
UNIoN.-Tbe third regular monthly meet
ing OF this Union was held in st. James
church on Sunday afternoon. There was
very good attendance Of the representatives.
OF the different Episcopal churches. The
president, MIR. Adolphus Blair, presided,
Mr.. William Ellis Jones acted as secretary.
The opening religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. Robert +. Jackson, OF
Christ church. u1f I5[ -
Rev. A. w. Weddell, ID. D., OF 81. johns
church, then delivered an address on
Teaebers.n He drew beautiful picture
OF the Ideal SuBdiy-schoOl teacher who was
baptized with the Holy Ghost {; one thus
bapiized would be filed with the love OF
Christ. and tins love would constrain him
10 work not only In the Sunday school but
eut OF it, in visiting his scholars, andthere-
bv become a missionary TO the parents oi
tue children. 4
A discussion then followed on the best
manner Of promoting the efficiency OF teach'
ers. ~ f,..I.,<.i,
Reys. II. N. Jackson and George c. sut.
ton strongly advocated the establishment OF
an Institution for the training OF teachers.
The meeting, which was very interest
ing one, was closed with the benedictionby
Rev. J. Peterkin, ID. ID.
The next regular meeting Will be held at
ST. Marks church on the third sunday I'D
October.
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,TuE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

AID TO THE SUFFERERS IN MICH.
n GkN.-Tn response 10 the reclamation of the
Governor of Michinp. pat, ishsd ihis morli;nR in
the Richmond D{sDdtch. Ger aid 10 the thousands
who have Ia eiy been deDiysf OF homes ~ the great
forest nres IN Miehsan. have deitrmin'd % offer
my services as collector of any money which Tie
beaeyoenr ciriSea5Sf Richmond, or our Of 70. nav
other charge except the eOst OF post Office orders
banE cbecke. WIN remit the sm0ont cslly received
10 The Mayor OF Detroit, ss recommended Ia the
proclamation.
will ke. y a record. with name OF each codiribu-
tor vbicA can be seen at any time. sa1 pub i,h
amounts neceised aud remisted. sth
1 cas b. found AZ the once OF Mr.. THOMAS j.. AL
FRIEsD, No. ~ Main street. ffOu &c A. ". 70 3
Sc 1881 GEORGE y, FIsHER-
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERaoNETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, "a !;
3 a. NJ, ~; poon, SC; p. NJ, s5; 6 7.
NJ, 70; midnight. go.
Mean temperature, 75 1.6.
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ENRoLnENT or PUPILs ~ The RICHMOND
PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE FIRST Two DAYS OF
THE SESSION 1a8l-,S2 Richmond High
school, 2G6 pupils; Madison school, 629 62,91
pupils; Eliza school, 800 pupils; Leigh
school, $50 pnpis; Central school, COS pu-
pills; Bethel school, ,503 pupils; Bellevue
school, COS, pupils; Springfield SCHOOL, i@s
DupIls-totsI white pupils, 3Ss7. Colored
Normal school. 2s4 pupils; Baker school,
$50 pupils; Navy Hill school, S75 pupiis5
Talley school, 74s pupils-1total coi9red pl-
pils, 2682. Total white and colored p1pils.
.DJ69. oa
The above table shows an increase OF 1S5
.n.loils over the enrolment fox the first two
dayS of session ISe0-'S1, and an increase OF
AK nroI|s over the enrolmeUt OF tbe. nrst
fyo days OF session 1915 80. In order 10
accommodate the Increase In the enrolment
I'm Madison school district, the school au.
tAoTities are now atting up an additlonai
room at Madison school 80 3.
AZ soon as the sctoolbuidipg cow IN
coarse on erection for coiOred children tcor-
ner Tweniy.ninth and o streets) u COM
nIeted, o corps OF teacbers wiz beIasslGned'
and the eolored children OF The eas.eru sec
lion Will bs accommodated there.
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ARRIVED.

Judge d. C. BlFdsali, Of New York, Mr..
Henry G. Beach and Alr. Hermance. OF New
Haven, Conn, and Rev. G. u. Hovey, OF
Lakewood, n. j., witnesses for the prose-
cution, arrived here By the $50 train last
night ana are at the Exchange Hotel.
Marvin wwas married to Mr. Hovey's
daughter July 11tb, and be was married
here on the goth OF July.
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Aflernoon NessIoIl.

The court was called TO order at 2,2O.
The Common wealth's Attorney said Ia an
swer 10 the Police Justices question Are
yot, read % ayes" Mr. Page said In
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THE GREATEST APPETIZER, stomach, blood
and liver regulator on earth HOP BITTERs.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer and
lair weather, variable winds, and stationary
or lower barometer.
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Rsfkfs, -The Commercial clr5 restaurant
viii be closed for aiew days, owing 70 .
change Ia the sls wardship. A'a ''''' A-
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Posr. OFFICE ROBBERY. Information was
received here last night that the post'otfice
at Willamson's, Allegheny county, Va,
was broken into Saturday night and the
contents OF fifty.two registered letters, sup
posed TO amount in the aggregate 10 about
81 800, carried of. WilIiamson's Is the end
of this postal division on the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railway, and quite heavy mail
was in the post.office at the time await
ing distribution for points west OF that
place. The thieves, for there must have
been at least two OF them. thoroughly ran
sacked the office, and it Is thought took
nothing but money, as several checks and
drafts were found lying on the floor by the
postmaster when be opened the office sun
.day morning, the robbers having evidently
thrown them aside as being worthless to
them. Aa entrance was effected through
one OF the windows OF the office.
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NO. l and EXTRA MISS MAcKEREL, iu kits.
". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYs, ATTENTi0N!--Assemsle at \
~ Reeimentai Armory on THIS TUESDAY a
NIGHT az o'clock, in undress uniform, fcy bA-M
TALON drin. nj
BY order Of Captain l.. j.. B0ssIEUx.
sc 201t J. E. TYLER, orderly.
CYDNEY GRAYS, ATTENTION -
~ Assemble at al sIory TUESDAY, Seplember "A
20th, al 7:45 O'Clock. for battalion drill IN
By order LEROY BROWN, Captain. X
Fi Nllii p. NOISE,
Sc 20-lt Acting OIdely sergeant
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IRISH AND CANADIAN oAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAH & WHlTE's. R
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AMUsEMENTS.


pUTNAMs THEATRE coMIQUE.
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Il- .naH A RICHMOkD PUBLfC.
STRICTLY MORAL AM b F,EFPIShyAsasi II PIsTysa
Sc 20-3.. Proprietor and Msuager.
DICHhOND THEATRE.
THr GRRAT ORIGINAL GEORGE KUSKEL
n NIGHTINGALE MlNsTRgLs.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2lsr.
Webaycut 40, bur
22 PERFORMERS 22
ALL ARTISTS OF ACKNowLhDGBD REPUTATION.
SEE THE NANEs AND RE CONVINCED.
IN PURE MIssTRELsY tQUALLED BY Fgw,
~ NJ kXOzLLED BY NONE
ff 10 GEORGE KUNKEL,
the Nestor or miDs,relsy, APP srs at every per-
formance In f4yorile songs
ADMISSION Populsr prices-25, SO. anI 75c.,
With no ex ra charge tor reserved seats.
Sc l6,Iu3 81
THE ONLY F0UR.RiNG CIRCUS IN
Il THE WORLD.
at w C. COUP's
NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOWS,
FULLY THREE TIMES LARGER THAN EVER,
COMBINED WITH THE
GREAT PARIS iliPPODROMF,
WITH A RACE-TBACK FORTY FEET WIDE AND
NEARLY HALF A MILE AROUND,
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMOND
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1881.
Sc els,20.2i,22.23,24.27.2s, .2s,29,s so,oc24,BT
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CENTENxlAL RrCEprre,.

NOTICE THE LADIES OF THE ART
~ ASSOCIATION AND Tue LADY MAN
AGERs OF THE RETREAT have coucluded %
unite their forces ard fiye grand "CEN1Ek-
NAL RkCkPTiON," by the proceeds OF which Tue
trscied aud ne Retreat" TO meet the expenses ~
the summer mont rs. when few cxcet charity pa
tienis were In the house. Their combined = II rts
will surely produce rate ard bsautiiu result, aud
ne doubt contribute greatly Ia The enjoy me3f ~ all
Who participate In II. The 17th has been selected
furlber particulars will be daily advertised. .
aA 2O.1k ff f"
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HAGAN's MAGSoLIA BALM, ... ,...-
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN Pho.
A FAIR, Fresh AND w
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLK1roN.
No matter how much it may have become I'M.
paired by nature or Otherwise, It makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT ndLIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
1t IS not only ELEGANTLY PERFUNRD, but It Is
in every way mos, perfect wash and a sPLEEDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and IS harmless as water.
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
"GIvR DE A GLASS OF COLD WATER and with
a teasBoonful Of TARRANl's sELTzER APERIENr
will prOdnce instantly sparkling draneht Of self
ger water, "most heathfal aud nyigoFatlng."
..
CANNED GOODS Of every description. q
w. ID. BLAIR & co.
DEEP-SEA MACKEREL al CHRISTIAN &
WHITES. ... .l t.- rfr .l
#s+##ts4 4E+#sss*Ht sE*#s
BUFFALO LITUIA WATER
on draugbt at
GEORGE SCHGNs.
Eleventh and Main streets.
who Is the sole agent. on drsught,
fl of these waters.
THOMAS =. GooDE, Proprietor.
ssss4s444s ssEEssFsssE ESss+
CHLORINE sTRoHTIA WATER, warranted TO
cure dyspepsia, al CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRTNGs At CHRISTIAN 4
LIQUORS OF ali Binds for sale low.
W.D. BLAIR q co.
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wrsrrnALIA nAns a cnnIs1IAs 3 wnI1El
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In answer to question, Mr. Witt said
that be would probably be ready TO go on
with the bigamy case this morning. by
which time Judge BIrdsall, OF New YORK,
will be here. aftr
Mr.. Baird, of Baird Il Bradley, tele.
grapbed here yesterday that he would come
on here II needed.a-He was asked tc come
on. His house had previously written that
their endorsement on the alleged draft was
a forgery. ia,
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NEW Lor.KEY WEST CIGARS.
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THE TWO QUESTIONS.

Pesice Justice Richardson said that there
weDe two questions TO be considered Tue
rights OF the Comtnouwealth and tue rlghts
of tbs rrisoncr. II che Witnesses for the
Eon,fsenwealtb come bere and tind that the
case has been continued, the CoRmonwealth
NAV nd II tlifficnit 10 gct'thetn agaln. Re
did not think The prisoner had aysiled him.
self of aii fhe opportunities afforded him,
and the Police Justice remarked that when
prisoner was up before be bad volunteered
to give bin apy aid be could Ia procuring
The case was ihen (about 10 A. NJ posi-
poned TIL p. NJ ~
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SAVE MONEY by having your rrinting dore the
DISPATCH PRIsfIHG-hoUsE Good work, ioN
prices and satisfaction guara-0ed.
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
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FURMAE TUPPER. o r. 81. an interest In
house and lot ou The east side Of Ninth suset
between aud Y.
JAS. MACDOUGALI.,ll Al A NJ, very nhe s. octave
organ, With Two manaas. ..4. f--eF
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NJ. ELLYsoE q CO., advertising agents. insert &C.
verisemepts 10 all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patdh eosnr ng-room viii receive prompt attep.
tisn. ritit
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RYE FLOUR, GRAnAh" FLOUR, at CHRIS
TiAN q WHITES.
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LIQUORS ofalI Binds for sale low.
W. ID. BLAIR q co.
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CHLORINE sTRoHTIA WATER, warranted 9
cure dyspepsia, at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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FINEST ROE HERRINGs At CHRISTIAN
WHITES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20

Mr.. Witt said that it was not true that
Marvin bad sent only two letters. through
Colonel Young; Mr.. Witt bad himself seen
a package in the hands Of the iaiier, who
was carrying tbem TO Colonel Young.
Mr. Page stated (as information derived
from accused) that some four or five days
ago Colonel Young came 10 Marvin and
lold Marvin that Mr.. Witt had requested
him Mr.. Youne1 not to send any more leI-
tiers for him.
Mr.. Witt: don't believe Colonel Young
said any such thing, because l never made
any such request Of him; on tue contrary,
have always said to Colonel Young that
whatever letter Marvin might write which
Colonel Young thought proper to send
shaIld 90, lGt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-20
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