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Manchester Items.

a RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT !-Instead of
sending on for further trial, for malicious
| stabblng, Samuel Watkins, the negro bow
who stabbed james Williams with u knife
| on Saturday night, Justice Edwards fined
him $3.50. The judgment is universally
condemned, and the boy will no doubt he
presented at the next term of the grand
jury.
The METHODIST CnURCH.-Thls edificc +
| to be entirely renovated, and We are glad
TO note the prosperous condition both of
| the congregation and the Sabbath school,
RINGING IN.-Joe Russell, who has OBJ
| talned over Dugger, the present incrm-
brance," the Radical nomination for House
OF Delegates from Brunswick, was htely a
clerk III the internal revenue Office in this
place. He took his carpct.bag to Bruins
wick a few months since. We trust the
good people of Brunswick will learn him
how to sing that popular air: "Not for
Joseph"
New MACHINERY.-NIr. William Robin.
son, the superintendent of the Manchester
Cotton Manufacturing Company, has re-
turned from the north, where be has been
Tor some time absent, looking up first-clas:
machinery for the establishments. Improve
the company TO employ u much larger
force, anu to considerably improve TIL,
quantity and quality Of their goods.
PoL1rICAL.-The Radical township com
mittee met lust night for the purpose Q
making out the slate for tomorrow night
1t Is said that Maddox will he In Manchcs
ter at that time, prepared to face his enc
mes. VIII they beard tho lion IN his den
or will he di-pcrse the meeting as he dit
the anti-Portcr meeting of last wear? w,
shall see.
BRlEF LocALs.-Jamcs Monroe (coIoref
cohstaDle) aenlcS being Conservative o.
haYihS anything Io uo with their club. NJ
one one WnO Knows Jim would ever expect tc
The Town Auditor is busily encaeed 4,
making out tue town tax bills. They viii
be ready for The collector about Septembe,
10th. ''-'0e1
The co'ored Sons OF Temperance paraded
to pay the last tribute OF respect to n Ge.
ceased c0mrade. They made fine appear.
ancc.
A literary society upon firm basis by
some OF the best intellectS of Manchester ia
TO be organized.
A. ID. Fowler, Esq, Of the Board of Trus-
tees, absent in the north for his health, is
contrlbut! ing to the New Jersey papers some
articles highly laudatory of Old Virginia.
lie is by birth New Jersey true blue.
There will be meeting of the Conserya-
tive Club of Manchester on Monday night.
As business of Importance will be transacted
full attendance IS requested.
Not one half OF the merchants in town
have paid the special license tax, notwith-
standing 1t has been reduced one half by
the trustees.
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Perfection is degree OF excellence seldom OBJ.
tanned but we believe It has been realized In the
beautiful art Of photography. Whose doubts this
let him (both for amusement and Instruction.
spend an hour or two fl the fnely-cmbellished
gallery No. 1Oi1 Main street, opposite the post
Office There he will behold specimens Of skill
which defy the most critical to carp at, and the
most imaginative u sugges. improvements.
FRAYsEE's photographs are all styles and sizes,
executed by drst-class operators, and colorcd By
only artists Of merit. Without dispsraging simi.
lar establishments here, We have called attention
to FRAYsER's galleryIIbecause we thluk IL altoge'
ther one OF which our city ought to be proud.
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IL ,h:ETURNING FROM TIE srRINas.-Reports
which come from all of the Virginia Snrinos n, nc
represent the travel as turning. 4 large
NUMBER of persons are leaving the white
sulphur and other places of resort dajlv,
aa! the travel over the Chesapeake and
Ohio road as far as Gordonsville is repre-.
senteo s':iI as being very heavy. A few of the
VISITORS from the Springs are returning to
.nelr homes in the North by way of Rich
tuona, and owing to the large humber of
persons IN the city last night who are in at.
tenuance upon the Conservative Conycr.
t!on, our hotels presented quite a lively an.
pearanee, and were well filled. Richmond
IS Wen worth seeing, and we are sure oul
tt nortiefn friends will never regret u visit tx
| Ihe capital OF the Old Dominion,
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CHASE APTER ToBACCo-THIEF.-On
Monday night about II y o'clock, while po-
iceman Henry Charter was on his beat
near the corner of 9th and Canal streets,
his attention was attracted to cOlorcd
man who had in his possession two caddies
of chewing tobacco, evidently stolen from
some unknown person the case on one OF
which had been knocked of. Charter at
once arrested the fellow, but being cum.
bered with the load, the man discovered
bis advantage, and made tracks. The o1li-
Ger pursued, but to no purpose, as the fel.
low made good his escape.
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Vary GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

lIav.ng determined 10 close business, VIII from
this date until the t OF October scll my large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
REGARD To COST FOR CASH EXCLUSIVES
LIZ. ON the 2d OF OCTOBER the remainder OF
the stock will he closed ont at auction.
CITY and country dealers win please examine
orr stock before purchasing elsewhere, rs We are
offering great Inducements 10 jobherg.
cur stock OF DRESS GOODS r. Enll and COM
ple,e. embracing all the novelties Of the ceason.
Alep, fnll line Of
ChSSIMEREE, SkTlNETS,
JEANS, F;.ANNELS,
BLANKETS
TAELE DAMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
uANDkERCRlEFS.
COLLARS, CUFFS,
LACES,
EMTROIDERIE9,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
j. n. W4ODF1N,
III iIaln street,
n. t,h ,,l
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CoHvrcrs REcE1vED.-The following con.
victs have been received at the pcniten'
tiary: Cyrus Stokes, from Amelia county,
four years for house-breaking; Charles
Walker, from Norfolk city, one year foI
petit larceny, second offence and jacob
Pritchett, alias Fitchett (colored), from the
last named place, two years for petit lar
ceny, second offence. .tG
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Destructive T1RE.-Elnaira, n. T., Aug.
2S.-A very destructive fire occurred on
Saturday afternoon 10 the village of Cone
Sus, Livingston county, New York. The
barn of MIR. Hcrrick by lightning and burn
cd. The flames extended, and the hotel,
three stores, and several barns, comprising
ten buildings in all, being the business por-
ton of the town, were consumed.
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APPOINTMENT OF DISTRICT MANAGERS
A meeting of the Committee on Streets
Generally was held in the office Of the City
Engineer on Monday evening. at which
Mcssrs. James ii. Gardner, D. f. Grad
dock, and james Harmau were elected dis;
trict managers for the first, second, and
third districts, respectively.
The election Of stableman was post.
poned until the next meeting.
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A KuKLux ExoITEAENT IN DANyILLE,
KY.-LousSoslle, Aug. 2S.-S. j. johnson
Qegro) is in Jail IN Danvillo, KY, on i
charge of arson. A rumor was circulated
last night that the kukluX were coming to
take him out, and soon 100 or more negroes
(arued) stationed themselves around the
Jail. Towards morning d false alarm was
and the negroes rushed into the streets,
firing some hundred shots, and wounding
4 few of themselves. The town is in a state
of great excitement.
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IF YOU WISH
CHEAP DRY GOODS
60 TO
JULIUS SICL ES'S,
as BhoAp sTEEET. between 9Th and 9Th

lIc has received largo lot OF Fi'hN NEi'H, 81
al l,,,,,s aud rolurs IN which lie iTrrs great in-
due ln"nls As every one wishes sMch goods n,
tu.s i,nc Of the year, they wUud therefore do well
lu give hiln u CSll. ,
lIr ntrrrs H. the public great inducements In the
wave CaSStMEKt.S. which he viii sell Tor 26c.
anI Soc per yard less thtiI thcy can lie bought ts
stas,.n, aud which are only suitable for iau and
wnicr.
lie VIII open this day 10 dozen Gents Merino
Shirts SUD drawers, which he offers at last years
Hn ais ofr.rs full line Of Fan Dress Gooia very
,n,sr r-,llci ss Blxck silks, Irish roplihs, BON
lnxincS, Alpacag, Aerinos, bmrrcss Cloih'. ana
tice--S iuil assortment.
rh,rty-lye p.trs of Blankets on hand, which he
,:rcrs al last years prices.
Fem, mucr, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCIES,
!I5 BROAD street, bctwet 9Th and oh sts.
sklrSNrN:J. j. Turner, John \. Gary, W.
H. rnacIe, and 4. @. Resell.
stare closed on SATURDAYS. MI 70
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School books, wholesale and re,,,, :.
g TAYLoR's, lIls Main street. - ~ 1AhA 'o1s

jon PR1NTrNa.-we call the a,,ent,o, :, :, -
Chants, clerks OF courts. sheri6s, I,vver.
road, steamship and canal officers and asen,s sna
all others having orders for printing. .o shs ssc,,
ties offered at the DISPATCH PnINr1sss EsT.n-
LIsnaENr for the prompt and faithful execut,ou
OF al Kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish AZ
sHor' notice Cards, Bill Heads, Letter.Heads
K rroRranmes, Bali Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
rags Hand-Bllls, Catalogues, Bills of Fare Show.
BUS, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. ssi,sfsc.iou
guaranteed, S~'A~S'A'1
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RusAwAY.-A team Of horses attached 70
country wagon which was ioauea VIII, VIII
wheat took fright yesterday ana ran aoMn ts,a
sth street at q rapid rate. When heat tho the
corner of Cary the tongue ana one 0. @ ene
sWingle-trees was broken, ,and the tealn esop'
ned without having done further aahase'
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RESIGNED Polccmans James D. Lyle
who has made an efficient officer for SO long
q time, has sent in his resignation to the
Mayor. Mr. Lyle served in the first police
district, under Captain Tyler, who ex
presses his regret at losing SO faithful :
guardian Of the city.
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NEW FIRE-ALARM BoxEs.-Messrs. Dow
ell and puynter, supcrintendents OF the
fire-alarm and police telegraph, were ell
gagged Yesterday in putting up two new
fre-aIarm bOXes--one ut the corner OF ON
and Main streets, and the other at the cor
ner Of 7th and Canal.
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TOWNSHIP COLLECTOR APro1STED:-
.Judpe Minor has appointed Mr.. r. r.
PIeasants collector OF State and township
tayes for Varina township OF Henrlco
county. He will be required 70 give bond bond
IN the sum Of $4,000, and will enter upon
the discharge OF his duties on the lss OF
SeptemDer.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY!
GRUBDs & WILLIAMa will sell at Il n,clocs
real estate on the north sido Of Gary street
between ldlh and 18th. IL j.,
LOCAL MATTERS.

a CLAP OF THUNDER AND STREAK or
LIGHTNING.-During the storm yesterday
morning there was 4 clap of thunder and =
flash Of lightning which created 4 decided
sensation throughout the city. The thnn.
der was remarkably loud and startling, and
the lightning 80 vivid aud close at hand
that hundreds fancicd their own houses
struck.
At the City Hall the electric fluid mani.
tested its presence risibly. 1t entered the
Office of the clerk Of the Chanccry Court
and every person In the room was more OF
less affected. The clerk, Mr.B. III. Berry
was quite shocked at the freaks of Frank,
lin's horse, and was stunned for n few mo.
ments. Mr.. Mcarlcy and Mr. Wilkinson
were also quite overcome, and all believing
that the building was about TO fall in, looked
up apprchcnsivCly for tho descent OF the
big iron safe, which stands in the Council
chamber. a gentleman in the vestibulc
was also stunned, and it is reported that
Col. Shelton Davis, late clerk of the Senate
who was in the building, was for u few mo-
ments blinded by the flash. No other in
juries were inflicted, and the building wa;
not damaged.
While these things wcrc going on at the
City Hall there was more serious, but MOI
fatal, casually in the upper part of the city
Miss Julia DcnOOn WAS standing on the
porch Of her residence OH I'd street, be
tween Main and Cary, when the 1luit
flushed i'll her face and ran down her neck
Falling to the floor, she remained speech
less for several minutes. Her neck WI:
found blackcncd by the fluid. At last &c
counts she was in fair way for speedy re
covcry.
At the Polico Court and in the Chief:
Office the excitement was intense for few
moments. The lightning ran down the
telegraph wire and seemed to Lift the box
several inches above the table upon which
it fell with almost rs loud n noise rs the
electricity made as it passed from one wire
to anotherl In the Police Court the pri
soncrS were all frightened, land the window:
were speedily lowered to exclude tht
draught. At Il late hour in the evening We
had heard of no further injury to persons
or property than that reported in the par
aOr1Dh,
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Dryes Goods, suitable for the season, at IL ant
los,., worth :5c.;
Dress Gupds ut 23c., worth &c;
Eluck GtcnadInrs, with silk figures and Stripes
al 80 ana x53c.. worth 30 aud eoc. per y"sd;
White snd Co!orcd ;iuucs ut %. 30, and SSc;
Best Black Fix Grcna,linc ct 6Oc., worth II;
White Buir pl"b, Lilac, and nil other colort
.Japanese Silka cheaper than ever;
Eca. Llams Lace Shawls at cost;
Black and coIored Grenadine ShS"ls at US, worth
S.;
All Ctssin"rcs to he closed out very low:
White and Bun SILK r%-asols, cNt-s cheap;
HiAck SIN Parasols and Umbrellas At cost;
ir,tti.st and Best Kid Gloves 1T III and &i.5o;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for eurtalu2;
ShtetlEEs, blcachcd and brown;
tcilons, Prints,
and lois Of olher goods. 10 he sold cHtrcmriy
low, Il v NJ. THALiiSMEH 4 SOM
Hul7 No, COL Broad strcct corner OH 81.
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RESIGNATION. OF MEMBERS OF THE CITY
CENTRAL CoMMITTEB.-Mr. L. II. Starke,
member Of the City Central Committed
from Monroe Ward, has rendered his resig-
nation, which has been accepted but as
yet no action has been taken to fill The va
cancy.
superintendent Jenkins, from Clay Ward,
has also rendered his resignation us such.
The resignation was received and accented
by the committee ut the meeting held on
Monday evening.
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CONFERENCE OF THE RICHMOND DEIEGA-
TION.--The delegates from this city to the
Conservative State Convention held con-
ference last night, at which there was mani
fcslcd remarkable unanimty of sentiment
upon the subjects likely to be brought be-
fore the Convention. Richmond will vote
rs Unit on any question.
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WEST VIRGINIA CoNvENTIoN.-W Wheeling,
Aug. 2S.--Returns from thirty live counties
OF West Virginia have been received, Civ
ing 1864 majority in favor of call for a
convention. The remaining nineteen coun-
ties will not materially alter the result.
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"CARLF1ED" writes to the Springfield
Republican: "Marian Harland, wife of
Rev. Mr.. Terhune, has a wide fame as an
authoress, and is oyerrun with requests to
write. In her personal appearance she is
anything but blue stocking. She is very
fond OF children, and may be often seen
going through the streets of Newark with
q couple of four-year olds clinging to her
skirts, and stopping to look in the shop
lively remarks about everything. that is to
be seen therein" s,i.
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~ 1p1E;RsoNAI.-Hls ExceIlency Governor
walker returned to Richmond last even
ing, alter brief sojourn at the White Sui.
phur Springs. '' ''o''
General W. G. Newberry, Superintendent
OF Iu3lic Buildings, who has been visiting
New York, has returned home.
Dr. u. w. Bagby, State Librarian, has
zone 10 Europe to purchase books for the
=, 9uaSe George Rye, State Treasurer, who
llas Deen absent from the city for some
"GNShs' returned on Monday evening.
rian, is still in New York. i's N'o''-
- ;V. washington, Of the Louisville (Ky.)
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Money saved by buying Dress Goods, Grena'
dine, and Lace shawls, Psrasols, Kid Gloves,
CassImeres, Cottous, and all kinds OF Dry Goods,
at greatly reduced prices, at THALHIhEa'S, NO.
COL Broad street, corner 9Th street.
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Ali creation and the balance or mankind per-
fectly satisfied with the beautiful and iif-lke pic
lures taken at the "LEE" GALLERY. The work
and prices defy competition. Mothers, take your
children there.
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ACCIDENT evening one oi
the front wheels of wagon Whica hau
been used for hauling bricks ran on heal
the corner Of 9th and Main streets, anu
blocked up the street for few moments;
The wheel was soon replaced, however, ,and
the driver made tracks for home.
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Rev. J.A. CHAMBLIss, late pastor Of the
Second Baptist Church, announces to-day
that he will shortly open an English anu
classical school for boys in this city. Inc
popularity OF MIR. Chambliss and ms qua.i-
fications for the position will make tho in
stitntinn success.
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MEssRs W. ID. BLAIR & Co, corner 9th and
Main streets, have q small quantity OF OLD Hen.
nessey Brandy, imported by Richmond mer-
chant before the war. Every one should supply
themselves with bottle for medicinal use.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES Appo1STED.-In Cedar.
vile district, Warren county, John S. Tim
berlake, vice Thomas w. Timberlake. re-
signed. In Laurel Fork district, Carroll
county, Giles S. Martin, vice Rev. Thomas
Dickens, resigned.
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The most superior whiskey In our market 10 "
select' The price is ae 50 per gallon, and It can
only be had at w. d. BLAIR 6 Co.'s, corner stn
and Main streets, EicbmoId Va.
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AN elegant assortment Of seal and diamond
rings, new styles Of silver ware, fine watches, ana
beautiful jewelry, just received at Jso. u. iSLka
CO.'S new store, iio7 Main street, opposite Eifst
National Bank.
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{ UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oPFICE, AUGUST 20, 1871
Walter Roam, Miss Sarah B., DR.. j. G.
Cabell, Richmond; q. w. Gains, Gull
pepper Mrs. Green, Grove street.
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READ, PONDER AID BE WEE HousekeepesS
should bear in mind thai OF all the different baking
powders In Market none have stood th4fest Of q
stfict chemical analysis like Dooley's Yssst Pow.
ocr. Dooley's Yeast Powder contains no ingrs-
oients but such as are beautiful and chemically
pure. This insures uniform success fn ne making
OF rolls biscuits &C.. which Inferior articles do
ao' manufactured and sold at wholesale by Doc
aah =. BROTHER, 90 New street, New York, aud
@tfesau by grocers generally -..sS-t p
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CIVIL DocKET.-Hereafter the civil docket
I'M the Police Court will be called at IL In
stead of IL O'Clock, as heretofore; but
there Is no change IN the days.
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THE Committee ON RECEPTION will be at
the oiiice OF the Exchange Hotel to record
delegates and issue tickets ut 8 o'clock this
morning.
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buy your clolh'ng, shirts and furnishing goods
from K. B. SPENCE s soS, merchant tailors and
dealers In geutIemsn furnishing goods, 1890 Main
street.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at q. aa.so
ss.'s and @,5o per l,aoo, 1T the Dispatch Printing
establishments.
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soRNs, BuSIoss, DISEASED NAILS. xc.-Dr.
sehoLrz, the ehlropodist, has returned, His ma
IRONS, strangers, and others, who ave nm nrious to
Toent his superior and painless treat.
Leave "n please cali promptly, as he may again
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WTANTED.-A young lady, a Vireinian
w by birth and education. ana thoroughly
onaiifed TO teach the Latin and French Ianguagcs
together with the usual English branches, desires
Situation for the next session In so1ne good
school or private family; TesumonlaIs will be
luda, Middiescx county, Va. 81 ls.d1nds17w
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FUNDING.-The amount funded yesterday
was Sl47.956.16, making a total since July
9Th Of SII ,574 ,701 %.
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School books at ELLYsoS & TAyhoR's, III
Main street
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meohf0ART oae.ART REPoRg.-The r,yIor,,ri q /, 81.
dmo,taary dnn report for the week enI;na Ss. sne
rei,rns y august 20 1911 compiled from Is Saaus
Haa1tS received at the Office Of the Roars
Whole number of deaths in tho ,;.,,
In addition, 2 still-born white hi ne waEy, Guy, Il ;
ported. Sex: Males, 25 females 1s Gefs To,a re.
hlte males, Il white females. -. co,nea,; HI,or
males, Il; colored females, 0. Coni1;t;ona H1aSrea
Single, 80; married, 4; widows, 'iTn: l. TIn:
sSnoWn,, 4. Nativity !: Unitcd States. 70 q.
scotland, l; San Domingo, 1. Local;tv
Mnarshall Ward, o; Jefferson Ward.
Madison Madison Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, S; ClaJ;
ara, q; Jackson Ward, 4; Alms-house
=. ~ age One day to thirty, &; one month
70 slA, six months to twelve, s.; one yeal
70 ten, 8; ten years to twenty, /: twenty
years ge to thirty, 5; thirty years to forty. /;
nlty years to sixty, /; sixty wears to- So:
venty' .; severity years to eighty, / {: eighty
years TO ninety, l. Cause Of death: Az.
seess, apoplexy, cholera infantum- q .
cuolera morhus, /; congestion of brain.
Group, !; consumption, (coIoredD: diar..
rhGa (chronic), !; dyScutery (acute). S:
lnnrasinus, old age, 1; premature birth q
scroiula, (colore1); tccthing, /: trsm,Is
inascentlum, l; typhoid fever, / !; whoop
lng-cough, 3; unknown, 4; scald, /.
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All The new novels at ELLSsos 4 TAYLoa's'
lllo Main street,
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DUHE PEACH BRANDY,
PURE APPLE BRANDY,
WHITE WHISkEY,
CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDY.
For sale by D. Is. htDD'
mn 20 III Broad street.
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERsaIPs.

CHANGE OF FIRM AND CO-PART-
" business heretofore con-
Quoted by MARX and DAVID hIJTELDOssE-
ER, under the style or N. & ID. MITTE.DORf.
Err, will hereafter be carried on by DAVID ana
ELLIS. .MITTELDQRFER, at a?I Broad smeet,
under the firm and style or u. 3 x. M!ITEL-
DORFEn. the selior partner having sold hls IN
terest to Mr., Z. MitteI0orfeY.
All debts due TO said partnership OF II. e De
Mitteidorfar to DO paid &C.. and those due from
the same discharged BY, D. & =, mttteidorfer.
i q -. -elS's- MARX MJTTEIDORFER,
DAVID MITTEI ,nOHYEK.
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MEETING OF c. OF II. AND t.
Et1 fou are hereby summoned to attend q called
meeting Of the proposed new section of "a HETs
oE uoECk AND TEMPERAECE, at Spring
Isid iiail, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, soth, ats
S.sSks II
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HYD Lie CEMEN T.

We are prepared 20 I'LL orders or AXE coDtrH cts
Tor HYDRAULIC CEMENT of eupsFtor qualify
LOCHER, ANDERSON CO..,
Otdce, $50 Main street,
au 3s-Im Lynchburg.