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THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and
after the 3oTII JUNE, 1899, the MAI. TRAIN wifi
run daily between Richmond and White Sulphur
Springs. Leave Richmond at a. N. and arrive 1T
Willie Sulphur Springs at 81 p. Il. Leave White
Sulphur Springs at a. VI. and arriyeat Rlchrnond
at $50 r. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Char.
ottcsyiIIe and Richmond on MONDAYS WE'D
nESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char.
!ottcsvillc at 1 A. NJ, and arrives Mt Richmond III
a:25 A. II. Leaves Richmond at $50 L. NJ, and
arrives at Charlottesville at Pm.
The NAIL TRAIN connects ut GOrdcnsvIiIe and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandra
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria. Washing
ton, philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gorncry Mobile. &C.: ut Staumton with stages
for Weycr's Cave, Harrisonburg and Augusta
Springs mt Goshen with stages for Lexington, Ma
t,lral Bridge, Rockbridgc Alum Springs Cold Sal.
phnr Springs and Rockbridgc Baths ut MiBboro'
with sfagcg FOR Bath Alum and Warm Springs :;
1t C0vington with stages for Hot and Hcallns
Springs at Allegheny with stages for Old Sweet
and Red Sweet Springs: and NJ White Sulphur
Springs with stages for Sa.t Sulphur Springs, Lew
isburg, Charleston, &c.
O. JAMES f. NETHERLAND,
yoos General Ticket Agent
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JAMES T. NETHEKLAND,
10 % General Ticket Agent.
DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH. AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF SCuEDULE-DAILY lEXCEPT SUNDAYS
on and after TUESDAY, Sth OF JUNG, passengers
Tor Baltimore and all points North and North
vest will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad al
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
steamer ADMIRAL, Captain l.. G.. FREEMAN,
or kEN&EBEC, Captain j. H. FREEMAN,-bo;h
hoats having been put In lrst-ratc "rdcr-rcach!ng
Baltimore the following morning In time to con-
meet with the trains for Philadelphia. New York,
and the West. Returning, the boats leave pier No.
: Licht-Strcct wiarves, foot of Barry street daily
Except Sundays) at O'Clock p. ~, passengers
arriving Ia Richmond ut l2:l5 i. u TIC following
day IN time 20 connect with the express train
on the Richmond and Danvilic railroad for Dam
vile and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., y. c.. Columbia, S. C.,
and III points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily except sundays at
O'Clock p. NJ. leaves West Point daily except
Mondaysl at 1910 \. VI.
THOMAS DODAMEAD.
ic 8 Superintendent.
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ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
IA IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART AT
THE DISPATCH PRINIING-HQUSE,
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4 TrRACTlVE SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ THE
COUNTY or NECiSLENRuEG, w,
NJ IE'HTIg Ai'i"rIGN.

H,yrtmc of an order OF The t!istriC; roGi: o! The
United StatcS for the district OF Virginia shall,
on WEDNESDAY. @2d dry of Scuicmhc%, t%3,
sal! on the premises, al public aiictlo4 = 4tN, )
EiGliTT-FIVE AND i HALE i7&0 ACRES,
wing ON the waters Of Beaver P"ud creek. in The
county Of MccklcnhurG, about tWo miles south 81
ClHrksyillc. =.
This land has on it 4 CO MF or = Rh 7
DWELI.ING-ltuusE, with all ML,n|7H,A,,i;;h
BEEED, and will he divided t" suit purchasers.
Possession given on or before tao Isl of january
with the privilege +" the purchaser OF Sc&"io$ i
croI, Of wheat and oats.
TEEMS Ouc-third cash balance in three equal
instruments 1T six, twelve, and eighteen month,
with interest from date fer which bonds Will DC
required and til" retained until the Whole OF The
purchase money Is paid. ,,,,,,,l,> -.
hssinncc OF l.. NJ. scott, bankrupt.
APE 81 LII L. W. Ai-llst ~. lEno. So ~
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BANKS AMP zGE2S.
GANINGS BANk.
, .----
TirE, pICTIMnSD RANKING, AND

TIE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST:
They would respectfully call the attention OF all
having idle money To this department. ,s.,
streets. j. Il. DAVIS, President.
DIRECTORS: j. Il. Dayis, J. a. Kelvin. Joseph
HALL l.. II. FrJyscr ". }. smith, Il. v. liaskins,
r.. w. boswell and W. W. Crrmp. iyl4-Jm
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctionccrs,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" STATE.---In execution OF a decree OF Inc
ci~crit court of Richmond entered eth May, 1SC2,
in the case of Harvey. &C.. as. Butler and ais,
VIII sell at auction. upon The premises rGSpcc-
commencing at O'Clock Z. NJ ii fair If mol, then
on The next fair day thereafter, at the same hour
the Following REAL ESThTE-viz:
of Main and Twenty fourth streets adjoining the
tobacco factory Of John X. Childrcy, upon which
stands Il stone and framed building, occupied by
Mrs McFall. The lot Is 43 by SO feet. .
After which VIII be sold those TWO EEAbIl-
win nITIIDINCi LOTS ut the northeast corner
of Siarshall and Tweuty-flIh streets, each 55Nli5
feet to III alley twenty feet wide
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. with interest
added Titles retained by the court until he notes
are paid. JOIN y. tOhE.
T.,.,,rc rrr,r,>.c
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CROCK ERy. dc.
-FJREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EIRESH ATIONS.-KELLOGG
u 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
thcir own importation, large additions to their
STOCK, and are prepared to offer special induce.
rncuts to BUYERS. New and handsome patterns OF
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich decorated
gold band: Plain White China and White Granite
great variety; Fine Table Cutlery, Of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers. Walters, Goblcts, Forks, Spoons, &c. !;
HerrigeratorS, Water-Coolcrs, Casters, Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and japan Ware III
great variety.
Country merchants. hotcl-kecpcrs, and house
keepers, will consult their interests by calling on
III. KELLOGG * GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street. Richmond Va,
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and K. G. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. my 10
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By Lee Il Goddin. Auc!ionccrS.
No. lll3 Main street.
EEIWO EALTABLE FARMS IL II

TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN THE
I COUNTY OF HANOVER For SALE AZ
AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. @3d Of September
our Office, lll3 Main street, that VERY rEoDtC..
TIVE FARM known rs "'iiuLBERil lliIl:,n
lying in the county OF Hanover four mile inns Sne
DEED IiH AND 'EE,IGMTY-oSE AID a. lIALF
ACRES OF LAMB of which about 900 acres
arc open and In high state Of cultivation, a the
growing crops viii attest; thirty acres III grass Of
excellent quality. heavily set: the remainder III
The improvements consist Of framed dwell
ing-siX rooms, two large framed barns, ana To-
bacCo barn, stabiiug for ten horses, COrn-h0usc,
ice-house and dairy, quarters for hands, ETC.
orchard OF GO trees. several springs OF excellent
water. and 4 stream running through the farm.
The location Is provcrbial for lis hcalti!luhcsS,
and the ghborhood select.
lso immed2tey nfser the FARM known ,Tr@ e.
miles from Mcchanlcsvil!e, one and half miles
from Atlce's station, on the Chesapeake anu ON"
railroad and nine Mills from RiGhm2ptr G%ntWh7
,SD 4 HALF ACRES OF LAND; seyenty--fye
| acres open; inc remainder heavily wooded, from
which ii is estimated 5000 cords of pine wood can
| be cUt On this tract are two framed houses with
six rooms, and the usual ont-buildings To per
| sors wishing good farm, besides engaging In INC
sale Of woOd.-So accessible 10 tho nicun"Ed mar
kct by rail-this property offers peculiar adval-
taees. Neighborhcod excellent ard unusually
Terms or SALE of either Of the above tracts ::
Liberal, and Will ne annonnc9d at the h9ir
seq LEE ~ btDDlN- hHItlouccAS.
ALSO,
A tract of land known as PARSONS, con-
| tanning ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN
ACRES more or less, situated in the lower end of
| Hanover county, fifteen miles from Richmond and
about five miles from the York River railroad ana
live miles from Cold Harb0r, adjoining the lands
| of William AGREE, Mrs. Via, William Coed, and
| others.
There are some buildings on the place, which
can he made habitablc ut Il small expense.
The land will be first offered Is whole. bu. II
not sold in that way will then he offered IN small
| tracts and sold without reserve to the highest
bidder.
At tho same time and place we Will offer FOR rent
| for three years the farm known rs HILL tOkh,
containing THEE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
| ACRES, situated two miles from the Old Church.
formerly owned by Robert Anderson. deceased,
and recently occupied by Lewis l.. smith: ios-
session on lst OF january next. with privilege OF
seeding crop of wheat this fall.
Persons wishing 10 examine the farms before
| the day OF sale VIII find Mr.. Ashton on the ltiil
! Fork farm and Mr.. William Acrec near the Par
| sons farm, who will render them assistance In
doing So
| TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale.
| LEE & GODDIN,
scIS Auctlonccrs.
| GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
/ , IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, VA
| The undersigned will on TUESDAY the 5th day
of October 1902 sell. upon the premises, the farm
| called "HoCKLEY NECK lying on the Malta
| poni river near Mantua Ferry, and containing
| N
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EOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING q:

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING -
y, on The south side or Main between Sixth IL
and Seventh streets containing ten rooms; with
water and gas bathroom: kitchen, &c.
BRtCK DIV ELLING on the port.i SIDE Of Grace
between Fourth and Fifth streets, with ten rooms ;
ras, water furnace, e.. A very complete cstah-
iShmcnt.
BRICK DWELLING on the south side Of Cary
hc.w.s,I First and Second streets, with ten rooms
water and gas. In gooc order.
BRICK DWELLING or the south side Of Broad
at the corner Of Fourteenth street. with ten rooms
water and gus,
BRICK DWELLING OH the east SIDE of Second
between Cary and Canal streets. with eight rooms ;
kitchen. &c, ,-,
BRICK DWELLING on the west side Of Second
between Marshall aud Clay streets, with seven
rooms. and kitchen. ..
BRICK DWELLING ON the east side OF Mayo
street with ten ron.is. and Kitchen.
FRAMED DWELLING on the north side oil
Cary between Third and Fourth streets, with seven
roo,,is and kitchen. 49,
HHICK DWELLING on Oregon Ill., with five
rooms. =, ,
BRICK DWELLING at the corner Of Sixth
street and the canal. with FIVE rooms.
BRICK DWELLING on Locust alley, with five
rooms. Apply 10 ~
Sc E-e1,Ht GRIbi3S * ibi'iAH~-
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roR RENT.

TOR RENT, ROOMS, OK q. 7 OSn66'
a hA Nj, Kitchen. servants rooms. &c.
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SEyyENG-9IACWKNES.

'TNHE IMPROVED SINGER
FAMILY SEWISG-MSCHiSE
VIII
nEM, FELL, BRAID. EMBROiDER, GAIAEh,
TUCK, BIND.
Sew with equal facility Tie
LIGHTEST OR THE HEAVIEST FABhl1.
Is SIMPLE, DURABLE, AND EASILY
MANAGED.
CALL AND SEE IT.
NEEDLES, OIL SPOOL COTTON, LINEN,
SILK, &C., &c,
ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY,
for sale ct
pl3 MAIN STREET, RIcH.oSo, VA.
{. SItAFFER.
General agent for Virginia and NORTH Carolina.
sc LIN
CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- REPAIRED. The 81 DAT Ei4L,arTlC SEM,
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. Wesst
the only PROPER NEEDLES Tor the StoAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. 4.,,
sLOAT < ADDINGTOS,
ty94 las Cary street. near Fourteenth.
.pusINESs CARDS PRINTED AT TIE
u DISPATCH gaiSTISG-H0UsE caEAf
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HARDWARE.

II A Il d w A II E.--WATkINS, COT
Al TRELL co. offer to merchants, farmers,
and mechanics, the largest, cheapest, and best as
sorted stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS. &C,
II has ever been their pleasure to do before, ana
ask an examination Of their stock and prices.
Wcare agents for GUM Betting and PACK
ING and ANKER BRAND BOLTISG CLOTHS.
WATKINS, CUTTRELL & Co,
Sc Ism 1907 Main street, RichmoMd Va.
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TOR RENT, that large and adr'irA- SsI
| L hly-Iocatcd four-story b RICK TENE- kEG III
| MENT No. lis south Third STREET, between Cary
| and Canal streets Continuing twelve rooms
| kitchen. &C.. with aR OF the modern improvements
| embraced In hrst-cass residence. such rs ga
bathroom water. &c. Possession had hy tne Isl
! october, lSe9. Apply to >,o,,,,r>,
~, mud I,rfi
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NOR RENT, FRAMED TENE-Es;
Il NEST on Txcnty-'hird street between I'll
Nroad and Marshall: convenient 10 business PAT par
Of city. Has four rooms; good earcn Gomez
ton good. Rent, SEQ per month. ApplT early
10 r. II. WHITLOCK.
ca 90 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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EOR RENT, THAT NICE LITTLETSs
Il NARKET-FARM on the Chelsea, road I'll
ono mile from the city. ut present occupied ~ NJ
William Salmon. confirming NV ELSE nnES;,s
HOUSE with four rooms kitchen. stable harm,
&C. The lessee viii also have an opportunity TO
annIv 10 LYME 6 BROTHER.
81 90 IT Real Estate Agents.
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III ARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

Tt AKDWARE AND CUTLERY.
w. S. D0NSAN & SONS
IL are now receiving from the manufacturers theil
ga fall stock OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
In all the leading articles 10 our line, as
AXES, SHOVELS, and SPADES;
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY,
HORSE-SH0ES and NAILS,
STEEL, ROPE, CASTINGS.
GUM and LEATHER BETTING,
BUILDING HARDWARE,
BLaCKSMprHS' and ARpESYERS' TOOLS,
their stock Is very fell and complete and we arc
prepared 10 cell all these goods US low any house
III the country.
We respectfully solicit merchants, mechanics,
contractors, and others wanting hardware, to IA
gGr us With Il call.
W. 8. DOMAIN & SONS.
Iron Building. Governor street.
RICHMOND, September ~, lSa3, &C 1?--2w
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NOR RENT, that very desirable pRl- G:9
Il yATE RESIDENCE on the wcst s''e w
ctrs. between Main aud Cary strceeS. ,,,rTT1
c.cnt rooms gas and water ,,r.' 4, fbe yard
and TO FOO" .,u,,t iSr r,nt win he reasonable,
foSt, given on the lst day Of October: Apply
70 LUC1EN HILL,
nj Rrccdcn Il FoS's,
No. 4ol, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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North East Items.

Reliqious-This community has recently
been quite favored in the way Of preach
ing. Last Sabbath week, Rev. c. +. Shep
pard, of Baltimore, preached two able and
delightful sermons in the NJ. +. Church or
"Christ's Mission" and 'Man's 1mmor-
tality.'' On Thursday evening of the fol
lowing week, Rev. J. S. Inskip, of Balti-
more, preached in the same church, an elab-
crate and practical sermon on the subject
of "Holiness," taking for his text, the
l4th verse of the 12 chapter of Pauls Epis-
tie to he Hebrews, 60 Follow peace with all
men, and holiness, without which no man
shall see the Lord" At the close of the
discourse there was a short prayer meeting
of great interest.
More Insproremsnts.- Eli Burroughs
is having his residence raised and enlarged.
An addition has been built to the tenement
occupied by William Gardner. Nicholas
p. Manly is having double house built
near the large bridge, on Main street.
Jacob Rambo of Elkton is tie contractor.
Accidents.-James Crawford, near North
East, met with q serious accident one day
last week, by falling from wagon, and
breaking one of his ribs on his left side
He is now much better and is able to move
about. E. B. johnson, while standing on
q lauQcr pdlllluS u IlOuSc HeitI -uCSullouSi IL
& Cos Rolling Mills, last Saturday was
precipitated, by the ladder falling dis
lance of twenty feet or more, to the ground,
causing painful wound on the forehead,
and otherwise injuring his body. He is
also recovering.
Perssnal.-Rcv. L. II. Jackson has re-
signed the Rectorship Of st. Mary's Parish
of the Protestant Episcopal church of
North East and accepted a call to Calvert
county, Md, where he proposes moving
about the LIST of November next.
National Camp Meetings for 1S70.-The
National Camp Meeting Committee met at
the NJ. f. Book Rooms in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday the 2Sth instant, to determine
the time and location of their next year
The places putin nomination were Chicago
Newberg, N. Y. West Branch, Pa, Round
Lake, n. Y, Havre de Grace, Md, Var
mouthpor:, Mass, Boston and Ohio. On
account of the strong claims presented
from different directions, the Committee
were compelled to decide to hold three
meetings as follows:-Oakington near
Havre dc Grace Md, July 12th-Hamilton,
near Boston, Mass, June Goth; Des PLANES,
near Chicago, ILL.,, August 9th.
Musical-An itencrant Italian Harpist
furnished our citizens with some choice
music, in his line, this week. The children
seemed to be specially interested in the per
formances, chiefly doubtless on account of
their novelty.
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MARRIED.

WOODBURN-JOIIN Elkton,
July 10Th, 1869, by Rev. Father Blake,
JOHN Fl. V. WOODBURY. and OLETA
JOHNSON, both of Elkton.
AN-REITZLE.-In Philadelphia,
September 10Th, 1866, by Rev. Mr.. Mann,
JOHN r. LowMAN and GRACE +. REIT-
ZLE, both of Elkton. -r-
CRSWELL-BARR.-At the parsonage OF
the NJ. E. Church, in Port Deposit, on
the 21st inst, by Rev. w. E. England,
JAMES J. CREswELL and ELIZABETH A.
BARR, both of this county.
-CAMPBELL.-At the same
place, on the same evening, by the same
minister, RUFUS b. WHITE and RACHEL
NJ. CAMPBELL, both of this county.
DeWITT-SPROUL.- 9th, at
New London, Chester county, Pa, 10y
the Rev. Abraham Dewitt, assisted by
Rev, r. p. Dubois, JOHN #. DEWITT, OF
this county, and MARY D. SPRouL, of
Chester county, Pa,
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TO w e r 81 ALL!!!
New Styles Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.

our STOCK is unusually full and complete, comprising
MANY entirely ncD and desirable styles goods manufac
Of all kinds, styles and sizes
me most syish goods cut in the latest fashion rs well
as ptner and more moderate styles suited to all tastes
and better in - " '
STYLE. FIT and WORKMANSHIP
than any other stock Of teadyade Clothing in Philada
Also a choice selection of
NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS IN THE PIECE,
which will be made up to order in the BEST and FIN EST
ia NN y hR Tor those who prefer LII PRICES GUAR
WHERE, AND FULL SATISFACTION EVERY PUR-
CHASER IN ALL CASES, OR THE SALE CANCEII-
ED and MONEY REFUNDED.
F5-Samples of material sent by mail when desired,
for garments either ready n,aie or made to order
Half way between BENNETT Co.
FIFTH TOWER HALL.
sixth SIS SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW York.
In.
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Our old friends ROcKIILL & Wilson
are as hard at work as ever, furnishing
every description Of mems attractions in
the way of elegant and luxurious masculine
apparel Their splendid Brown Stone Hall
is better furnished than ever with every
thing that man or boy can want, for warmth,
health, and comfort. An that our friends
need to do, is just to call in and examine
for themselves and compare the prices of
this splendid clothing with that of any
other in Pliiladelphia orelsewhere.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is 10 give notice. that the subscriber Of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters of Administration the personal estate
Of KIRK BROWN
late Of said county decreased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or brfor. the 18th day of September, $50
they otherwise. by law. I've excluded from all benefit
Of said estate All persons indebted to said estate
requested max" immediate payment to the subscri
bcrS. Given under hands, this 18th day Of Sepenl
Der 1850. :. N BROWN.
KIRK BROWN,
Administrators of Kirk Brown, decd.
Test-REuBES d. LAMAR, Register.
Sent
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Chesapeake City Items.

The melancholy days of Autumn are
now being felt by every one and the groves
which skirts our little town would afford a
subject for the artist and infuse new life
into the bosom of the Poet; and no doubt
if "Dinah" of The Democrat would visit
our town she would exclaim as Milton:
Give me my pen,''
and the readers of that paper would have
an efftlsion that would far excel our mod
ern authors.
News from Chesapeake City must be
on the decline lately; I do not know why.
The business about the canal is not SO
brisk as through the summer months.
The churches have been alive and few
Sabbaths ago not less than nine Clergymen
were within the precincts of our little town,
and many prophesied that something dread
full or the millennium were fastening. The
NJ. p. Church are holding a revival, and
nightly the house is crowded, and many
have found the Pearl of Great Price; and
so great is the interest manifested that
some have been converted at home, and at
their daily vocations. Rev. JOS Price, the
resident minister has been assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Bonawell, an aged gentleman,
| whose powers Of Pulpit Oratory and know
ledge of the Holy Scriptures are certainly
wonderful
Morning and evening services are now
held regularly every Sabbath in the Presby-
terrain Church under the ministration of
the Rev. Charles Mallory, who is certainly
sowing good seed. We can say, with all
sencerity, that Chesapeake has not for
long while had gentleman of as earnest
and thorough christian manner blended
with humility and good works. He pur-
70 ol, IN
the Skeptics. All who attend will be prof
tied.
The Good Templars held their quarter
meeting, and proceeded to elect two Repre-
sentatives to the Grand Lodge, and after
balloting Joseph Brooks, W. T. and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Reed, w. F. S. were unanimous
ly elected to represent the Lodge. The
following are the Officers for the ensuing
quarter: w. C. T., II. NJ. Mullen; w. V.
t., Lizzie NJ. Reed; W. Chap, J. T. Houck;
W. S., w. 7. Reed; w. F. S., w. C. Lake;
w. T., VIM. Reed; W. NJ, E. Wyatt; w.
I. G., Jane Wyatt; W. o. G. Richard Fill
lingim. Trustees, J. ii. Brooks, w. L.
Reed and c. C. Carpenter; Lizzie NJ. Bosee
appointed, w. A. s.; Ella V. Houck, r. II
s.; Clara Bosee w. L. H. S.; Emma Lewis,
W. D. NJ.
The Bayard School, numbers over one
hundred Scholars, and the two teachers are
endeavoring to teach without the End As
sistant as The quarter was five weeks old
before the scholars reached the requisite
number.
EyA At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from a
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore s. Bro;-that article is Whining
ton Citu ISoap."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-30

For long time we have noticed q
gradual increase in the number of good
looking men in our neighborhood, especial
ly among our subscribers. The change has
been so marked as to be subject for general
conversation. People ask ''Why is thi.
thus?' We find the general answer to be,
that almost all our fellow-citizcns are wear
ing the celebrated "RoCKHILL & WILSON
clothes. 1t is we'll known that the people
who wear the clothes of this make command
the esteem of their fellow-creatures. Al
our readers know where Rockhill & Viii
sons is. The mammoth Brown Stone
Clothing Hall, SOB and sos Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.