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At COST, AT COST. CLOTHING,

IA CLOTHING-we are closing out our entire
stock OF Fall and Winter Goods ut COST to make
room for Spring and summer Goods. We Can show
ali persons In want of Clothing. handsome lat OF
Uassinere business Goats, Over Coats Of all styles
and grades; black and fancy tassmere Pants assort.
ed lot Of Cashmere. Velvet and MeriD0 Vests.
ALSO--A large lot Of Furnishing Goods, patent
selling at cost, Mt WALKER coz,
feiS ~. corner Main and Pearl,
GLOVER SEED.--Prime Clover Seed In
Ostnre and for sale BY
fe l7-lm LEWIS WEBB co.
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cANpIpArEs FOR OFFICE

ssss~t, COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE.
In CONN lance with the desire Of Many Friends"
/ y.sr.,,ttniiy present myself as = candidate tor
wv NissIoNRR 0S THE RkN rStE tor the Third
ISsiIir, Jor Monroe Ward) Of The City of Richmond
ir.n, =, unnecessary 60 make a further pledge
bao an assurance " the faithful performance of the
ant,ts Of the Office should il be the pleasure of my
iell5w 81 'izcns 60 elect me, ~ - ,.>,,nu
mh 2~ims dEb. IL. IohfhINc.
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DEATH OF AN EDIroR.-Xr. Absalom RidgeIy,
junior editor aud proprietor of the Annapolis,
(Nd } Republican, died in that city Friday morn
Ing, OF pneumonia, in the Slst year of his age.
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DiscoyBRY or DEAD BoDr.-Our reed
ere will remember tho account - publiehed aoont
the 9th Of February, Of the scddsa dtsappsassnee
o. OF Aaron Beidegheimer, . young mss saessyee h
written By him TO shop mate, stating his lntss-
tion TO dsstrey himself and the ending of NJ hat
on ths banks Of the rivsr aftsswssds. Yseeec6ay,
Two .s negro men discovered desd BODY nsa1fng ID
ssss g .s .qd :. ss:s: .
Deen 10 the wster from the 4sh of Ysbrssry ulsetl
.nss time, and ~ . consequences wns very 0ucA
anngured- One side Of The faes was snsisely esos
iiy recognized By his many ffisnds. vho 6esoIY
lament his untimsiy end.
DARK PsTIrIox.--We noticed Friday
that . petition had been presented 10 ne Csty
Councff asking . modification Of the ordlasace
concerning 'free negroes and then exprsssed tke
hope that no change would be effected a. the
subject OF our notice seems TO have been njscon.
st1aed ~ By seme, the following statement d assn-
!. The object Of the petition iG Fret, to pssev-s
ene reinstatement Of the State law on the sahtsct
~ unlawful assemblies, at the private housss ana
20 sao caareh, and on the street, in me day tiMe;
expressly repndiatipg all secret meetings or the
frequeniing Of unlawful or forbidden No.. =.
sond, 10 procure the right Of appeal frow the
judgments Of the Mayor, In cases occurrinr under
the ordinance And third, to draw. as Gar q may
be, . legal discrimination between the lsv.shld
Ing and industrious and honest, snd the evii dIs.
posed and vcious. The petition does not ressr to
either Of the heads Ia our article Of Friday but =
aimed at unlawful assemblies, which the Council
eannot consistently allow. AZ sor the Question cf
appeal, the Hustings Court has nothing 10 a. vith
the ordinances, and the Council will not coostitnte
itself an appeal court to pass upou the jude-
ments OF the Mayor. We take 10 for granted that
the petition will be rejected.
FIRE.--Last Friday night the upper
part OF the tenement occupied By Mr.. Marx
Downey, corner Of Broad aud Sd streets pnck 0es.
ana before the flames could be extinguishsd, the
floor, doors, windows and most OF the furpiture
were burned or charred I<,as sY,cs,x Axaf1
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s.thist offers his professional services to the citi
as of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at bis 70
ddence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
,al loxzN
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- OA' OVO"1, ANH1 " VIZ NoV.o1
No-Ofice and residence Sd street. west side, be-
tween MarshAll and Clay streets N le--dem
GREAT REDUCTION In THE PRICE
NJ OF READY MADE CLOTHING. - DARRA-
cOTT HARRIS CO, have determined 70 sell, from
this date until thu close Of the season. their large
stock of Ready Made Clothing at greatly reduced
rates. Our stock for the is large, and are
determined to reduce il, IL low prices will
plish H. We would advise all in want 10 give Us q
call. DARRAC0TT. HARRIS 4 Co,
Successors to Merchant, Wesiger 4 Co.,
ial2 No li2 Main st.
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Rk85~ To THE VOTERS OF THE lsT Dis
TEIcr, HESRico COUNTY.-I hereby Announce mysel
candidate for the office Of CONSrA FABLE of. the ls
District. and solicit your suflrages.
NH I2-2awts JOHN W CLARKE
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CoNGREss.-In the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.
Wade, of Ohio, made speech in opposition to the
admission of Kansas under the Lecom pton copsti.
tuition, but gave way to a motion for adjournment.
Nothing else of interest transpired. The House
was not 10 session.
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AsNExATIoS.--The neutral territory. 90 long In
contest for Jurisdiction, between Florida and Ala.
bama, comprising narrow strip OF fractional
line of Florida to the Cbattahooehee river, has at
length been decided in favor Of and annexed to
Alabama.
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D~GKoRaE B. STEEL, Dentist, Of6ct
.nd residence. No. 23l, on MAN, between 9Th and sti
treets Richmond Va. my 30-ly
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EOk HiRE--Por the balance of the
year strong, able bodied man.
m1 s-n EDWIN W0RTHAM Il co.
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NEW and handsome Embroideries, lust
nah % I1a n paaStEs. 49,
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ALREMARLE LAND FOR sALE-

IA For SALE my Farm Of 3il acres, In Abemarl,
county adjoining j. O. Massey, Sneed and othcrs
Elk miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
she Virginia Central Railroad and two from the R
wanna improvement. One hundred and twent.
acres-one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclose
and highly improved. All necessary ont building
and wsi of first rate water are on the premises
Terms literal. II preferred, an exchange will b.
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. OF call at p,Y Office, corner of Franklin ano
Governor streets. b. i. HAkT.
IS-Hfyn
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professional burglar, named Thomas Harvey,
was arrested In Baltimore last Thursday night.
while IN the act of efIecting an entrance into
store. An immense number OF burgisrs' impie-
ments we're found In tbs house occupied BY the
priSoner
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E0K sALE.-Virginia State Stock.
fao II III MauRV n Co
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MURDER or WHOLE FAMILY IN CANADA.-Yeeter-
day morning, the appalling intelligence reache d
town that a whele family had been murdered tho
previous evening, about two miles from Dublin
Corners, and about ten isiles from Broekville. On
making inquiry, we found the intelligence but too
true, as it appeared a man by the name of Thorn
SOD, his wife and hired man had been brutalIy
murdered by some unknown person.
IL appears that the murdered body of Thomson
was found lying on the bod fearfully mangled. The
body of bis wife was found on chair, drcadfully
cut, while the body Of the hired man was found in
the barn, literally cut to pieces. These all the
particulars we could gather before going to press.
= Brocltiltr Recorder. 3forrh l.
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DARN In CAROLINE FOR SALE -
l. wish to sell the FARM on which reside. con
aiming about 2S acres seventy ii i've In oal
q nd pine timber, pa miles from Chesterfield Depot
The buildings consist OF an excellent Dwelling AM
out houses--ail new Th. Farm cen he bought fo
the cost Of the improvements. For particulars, ar
ply to SAMb /. DICKINSON, NJ ID,
Ruther Glen O. Caroline county Va
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A negro man, belonging TO John IL. Davis. OF
Hepry county, Ala, committed suicide on the iat
instant. By jumping headforen,ost into ven,
frscturing his skull
Three we'll known citizens OF New lo,A Us. assa
,a.s rsaah v,x. Theodore NJ Jaunccy, OF the ntm
az Jauncey Co.; Joseph w Harrison: printer,
aud Robert Lyon, late editor Of the Mefc.nsiss
JonrnaI. ana Jewish paper called "The Asno-
neaAn
The small pox 10 said 10 be rapidly extending 10
brooklyn, N. Y, and is Of very nsA. sype'
u,.s n,rvhsrtv. 4 conductor, who vas run
ever ~ train Ia West Philadelphia last wsdnss-
day night, died on Friday
John Kilpstrick, charged with the murder o'
yohn MoCrscken, Ia Philadelphia. was on basur'
DAY convicted Of murder 10 the trss degree.
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The Canadian Parliament.

A Toronto (Canada Vest correspondent of the
Washington Uuion gives al amusing description
Of the Parliament of Canada. From his sccoun t,
their coarse personalities and invectiVe COM
piotely throw some Of our own legislative bodies
into tho shade. lie quotes the following example
OF Canadian Parliamentary courtesy: "Your trick
OF packing the meeting-your meeting was merely
q collection OF partisans-the corrupt aud abomi-
nabie system under which the country labOrs-
government has hanged themselves and then cut
Themselves doxn-these tricksters. the ministers
"a minister who Is only sincere by sccident-men
consistent only in their shamelessness,i etc
But these are only the milder expressions. Lam
gunge that, nearer the tropics would invite to
nose-pulling, shouIder-hitting, aud o'clock ap-
pointments, Is banded about with loosensss and
freedom absolutely startling. But every thing is
taken in Pickwickan sense, and goes to that
Bunconbe which Mr.. Everett, the other day, SD
sensibiy deprecated"
The correspondent adds, that a member having
accused the reporter of the Globe the other day. OF
misstatement handled the next NOR ing with
out mistens. The Gobes reporter, really of the
most correct workmen In his line. retorts amongs,
other things "A lot of contemplate tslows, (tbis
of the members Of Parliament who have been in
debted to me for putting their stopidities into de-
cent English for the last five months, fastened
upon my alteration of a figure and insertion of
letter too much, as II it were mortal crime
Both sides Of the House have been dependent upon
me; yet, two of the ministers get up to make
noise about this trumpery blunder."
1t is clear that the Parliament of Canada has
not adopted the Parliament OF England for its
model. Whatever else may be alleged against
that body, it sets an example Of dignity and cour
tesy In debate worthy of universal imitation.
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Tha pacine Railroad.

II John Bull does not talk as fast or a. loud a.
Brother Jonathan, he acts with eq nal promptness
aud vigor-sonetimss with much more. Whilst
eur oountrymen are discussing the Pacific Railroad
In speeches and newspaper articles as long a. the
contemplated improvement, the English, with
their usual sagacity and steadiness, have gone
practically 10 work to nd out the best route for
line. The New York Herald says that their sur
veyors are already 10 the Geld, mapping out line
from the western shores of Lake Superior through
the territories Of the Hudson's Bay Company, TO
vancouver's leland, on the Pacific Ocean. lf 10
believed that the recent discoveries of gold on FRA
Ger river will give a fresh impetus to the enter
prise, by convincing English capitalists that 1t
will pay. The Herald mentions as signal proof Of
the hberality, fore;hought and enterprise OF the
moneyed men Of England, the prompt snbscFip-
tion Of two and half millions to that doubtful
project, the Atlantic Telegraph; the building OF
another problematicsi concern, the Great Eastern,
at cost Of two or three times that amount; fhe
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canads. constructed chiefly
by English capital, traversing the Upper and Low
or Provinces, and connected by asplendid line OF
railroads with Portland, the American port OF the
Great Eastern; and finally, the project OF British
Pacific line, connecting with the Grand Trunk Rail
vay magnificent conception, worthy the CO.
losssl energy and capital Of Great Britain, and
which, il each of the essential links 10 the ggantc
plan provo practicable, will secure to Great Bri-
tain the commerce of the world.
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DIED,

At his residence, yesterday morning, 20 minutes
past o'clock WIN H. TYRES, son Of Thomas
and Sarah A. 3yrer, in his 2ith year.
Histri nds and friends of the family are requested
to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock,
from Trinity Church, Rev. Mr.. DUNCAN.
On the 18th instant at Bucksnd, ia The county of
Charles City, the residence OF his father, JAM rs NJ.
second son of James Vi and Virginia Wilcox, aged
IL years, months and days.
Those who knew this lovely boy, can best speak
OF his premise
IN Petersburg papers please copy.
In Manchester, ON Thur sdey morning, at Quarter
past 10 O'Clock, LUOlUS HOWARD, only child OF
Alfred aud Harriet A. Mann, aged year, 5 months
and days.
The friends and acGuaintances Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral this morning at ocik,
:t his fathers residence.
On the morning Of tho 22i inst at Mountain Tcp,
in Augusta county in the I'd " ar of his age FHAN-
CHS Blhk EFT, son OF John l.. and CoInelia Bacon,
VI this city.
His funeral will take place to-day, FRIDAY, 23d
inst.,) at 5 O'Clock, Z. M, from the monumental
church The fritads and acquaintance are request.
ed to attend.
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ExcURsIoNIsrs on THE WING.-The steamer Vir
ginia. Capt. Fairbanks, arrived at Old Point, en-
Tuesday night, from Fredericksburg, with two
hundred and fifty passeDgers-fiftJ of whom land
ed at Old Point, AID the remaining two hundred
found Recommendations at Chesapeake Hall, Haup-
ton.
EXECUTION CT YOUTHFUL MURDERER Godfrey
little negro boy, aged t,celrc years, was hung at
Mobile, Ala, on the 10th inst, for the murder OF
Lawrence Gomez, child, .toar years old
The Tehuantepec company have purchased tue
steamship Quaker City, to run between New Or
leans and the Isthmus. 49,.
Hon A. H. Stephens. of Ca, left home on the
10Th inst. for a tour through Ohio. Indiana, and
the Northwestern States.
Thos Goiding. seaman on board the sctr. Her.
rietta, Capt, CULVER belonging TO Bangor, Maine,
was instantly killed on Sunday, this 18th instant,
off Cape Henry. BIZ falling from the mast head
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Tonacco Exoraro1 TO show how'll.


tie the operations Of the Tobacco Exchange are
understood by many worthy piantersfn the State,
We give cur readers the following ststenent every
word Of which is youched for by our iniotnisnt -
frue A commission merchant ia this city Who
receive. his share Of the "weed' to sslI, aud who
never fails TO get the best prices. had forwarded
to him superior CROP with orders to sell as soon
a. possible Expecting to realise . handsome re-
turu for the PLANTER he dropped him line To-
forming him that the Exchange vas very much
crowded. but promising TO sell the frst opportnn-
~ that offered The return mail broughe MIN tse
following directions: .sMy tobacco Ia rs good as
any In the Richmond market If the ETcM1sge
il 90 crowded that Mr.. Ballard cannot receive u,
then put II into the Anaerican or 81 Charles Hofs.
Make sale at once, aud remit the receipts thereof
It Ia unnecessary to say that the planter had ms-
tan EN- the Tobacco Exchdngefor BaLiards ErcbaHge,
and that the commission merchant parted with
the crop at high figure and made returns as di.
rccted. without finding 1t necessary to lodge the
hogsheads in either Of the popular hotels alluded
IN
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Though the total distance of this line would be
$500 miles from Cape Cod to Lizard. Point, near
Plymouth, England, or 90 miles less to Bordeaux
In France, yet, traversing as it would, France,
Spain, PORTUGAL aud the Azores, 1t Is claimed that
the greater business it would do would compen
safe for the greater expense.
Another route, suggested in the American Insti-
tuts, is one 10 connection with railroad and te
legraph line to the Pacifc-to extend that tels.
graph line from San Praucsco, up through Oregon
aud Washington Territories, through the British
possessions, (by Frazer river on through the Rus
sian territory, aud across Behring's Straits into
Eastern Siberia, there to connect with line which
the Gear might in the meantime have constructed
20 81. Petersburg.
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If the Roman correspondent of the London Post
to be credited, the state Of affairs between the
French and Roman soldiers in that city threaten
serious difficulties. Several fights had occurred
between parties Of French aud Roman soldiers,
with varying success, and, 10 instance, the pc
pulacs bad taken sides with the latter. There are
5000 French soldiers In Rome. Tho French Go
vsrnmsnt was adopting stringent measures TO
prevent further collisions.
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ruE WEEKLY DIsPATCH.

This excellent family newspaper, for this week !,
IL filled with Interesting Editorial and news mat
ter. Among tho contents are: An interesting de-
scription Of Salt Lake City-Accoant Of the &C ci.
dent TO the Atlantic oabie--Disaster on the Erie
Raiiroad-uistory Of the newly discovered gold
diggings on Frszer's INSTRUMENTATION of the
ssons OF Malsa'-Biography Of the late General
ouitman-snd . large quantity Of interesting cor
rsspondeuce, commercial news, &c. Copies can be
had at the counter this morning ready for msi1-
ing. Price cents.
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Gen. Qn.,man.

10 II strong proof of the high toned courtesy
and fne personal qualities of Gen. Quitmau, tba.
Notwithstanding his decided opinions on all sub
jscts, and HE entire aud perfect frankness 10 sx
pressing those opinions, be had no personal enc.
mics IN Congress. Those who differed most from
his poiitics, were not surpassed BY his political
friends 10 tLsir respect for the man.
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New Publication.

Tho "Famiy Aquarium" Il the title Of work
written By Henry D. Butler, and pubiishsd by
Dick Fitzgerald. New York. 1t purports to be
- familiar and complete Instructor upon the sub
3sct ofcoustructing. fitting up, stocking and main
tseanes Of the neuyiai and marine Aqusria, or
Ocean and River Gsrdens." The author 10 mana
ger OF the magnificent AqaAria 1t Barnum's Mu,
scum, and b said to Be- thoroughly practical man
o thne subject
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Oovnsnssr fousDsY IN Nokra cAsor,sa.--Th.
Secretary o. The Navy has designated a com mission
sassssslss o. Captain Wilkes, Chief Engineer Mar.
us Z. hons' and Naval Contractor pook, with In
sfees'ons % examine thoroughly tho coal and
anosr lands OF The Deep river county Ia North
aroma. and q report upon the ,expsdieucy II
- so4e pplss IN shas stAts wsrk shops
- ~ eonsfrucfion u sIginss. boilers, k6. for
n..s vessels fhisis IN pursuance Of resoins .dn
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WEST pOINT-NAyAL ENGINEERS.

WAsHISGros, July % The Board of Examiners
of West Point recommend the appointment OF can.
ddates to that Institution on the ground Of merit,
and taking the appointing power ont Of the hands
OF politicians.
Messrs. j. D. Wright and Y. A. r. George, OF
Norfolk; L Campbell, of Alexandria; o, II. Lackey,
of Heathville; and X. A Copeland. Of Portsmouth.
have passed an examination as Sd Assistant Engi-
nAera of the Navy.
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organise q new volunteer company in this city, on
such scale as would certainly ensure its success,
If carried out Several business men propose to
enrol one hundred gentlemen, each of whom shall
pay 800 at the time Of entering their names, and
when tho required number Is b'ained. they are
then to meet and select suitable officers. Out of
the money contributed, the uniforms are 10 be
purchased and the remainder to be constituted
into n company fund If one hundred men can
be found. who are willing to pay the stipulated fee
and go into the ranks. there ia no reason why
select corps may not be formed that would do no
nor to the city aud the State. The dificultysin
the way OF success, however. seems to be the mo-
ney required at the start. Very few young men
would be willing to deposit t1o0 an earnest tina.
they intended to become citizen soldiers, aud many
of those who could plank up the cash would not
like to do unless they had some assurance that
their chances for Office were extraordinarily good.
We should like to zee tho enterprise succeed, but
fear IL will not.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE July 22.-Fiour sitter, but not cu1ta.
blv higher Wheat fl m; red 81 iCG1l is, white 81 20
OF Is. Corn higher; white 8 GSs, yellow 9o@9l.--
NEW YORK. July q Cotton dull aud unchanged,
Southern S47c1t 80. Wheat higher; southern
white 81 30Gll A. red SIPS torn- white nominally
Kos. unchanged. Rice firm. Stocks higher Va
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der as We understand, is to be opened in this city
in q short time, by a gentleman from Savannah,
who is familiar With its workings. We know no.
thing of character objects, but if politics and
religion are excluded, and its grand feature ia cha
rity and brotherly love, have no doubt that 1t will
succeed almost as we'll as Masons aud Odd Fellows.
Benevolent institutions are Invaluable in towns
and cities, and should be encouraged aGd sustain
I'd for the helping hand they always extend 10
widows and orphans t
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STEAM NAVIGATOR OF NEW RIVER.

CEkTRAI DEpor, VA. 4 TEN. II. r July % a
surveying party from New River Springs has Just
arrived here by boat, and decide the river to be
Nssigsblefor steam tugs. Richmond city and Not.
towsy county are represented in the party.
The "Hurrah for New River" bright era
dswns and similar expressions accompanying the
above dispatch, would indicate that New River
bad already been uayigated under ''steam," and
a pretty full head On at that.l
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lS- New FIRs PROOF RooFfNG II


subscribers, successors of EsTILL Co, in their
PATENT ELASTIC
5s.a1 CEMENT ROOFING.
now offer the game to the public.
1t makes one OF the very beat and cheapest roofs
ever used for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEPOTS, &c.
stops the leaky ones and prsyen.s those newly put
on from lea ing
Roofs PAINTED with this material will not require
re painting for many years ,
All orders in city or country promptly attended
to CD YALE CO,
l30 Main street.
81 County Rights in Virginia For safe.
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T.K,SIs.-Nr Nv Fry, IT.. showed

TAKsN IN.-Nr H. W Fry, jr., showed
us yesterday a small nsh about one inch long
which had been taken from = city hydrant in his
store. The scaly" stranger had left the reservoir
on an exploring expedition. and after a long run
through the various water pipes Of the city, took
advantage of the open fDecep in Mr.. F's store and
popped into pitcher Of ice water just in she pick
Of time to secure comfortable lodgment 10 a
glass bottle ...