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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-24

IMPRov EMENTs TO Town DAM.-Mr.
David Lewis, under the direction of Col.
Clarke, town engineer, is engaged in
| making great improvements to the town
dam. 1t is not only being put in thorough
repair, but considerably extended, and
when completed will be able to furnish il
full supply Of water for manufacturing
purposes. at this season Of the year the
river is necessarily low, but it is believed
| that with the present improvements no
further trouble need be apprehended.
OUR TOBACCO TRADE.-The entire wealth
of Manchester does not proceed from It's
water line, the trade in tobacro being also
a considerable item. at this time the cX-
tcnsiye establishments of Gary Brothers
and Walker, Taylor & Co. are largely en-
raced in manufacturing an article that finds
ready sale both in foreign and domestic
markets, and the dry-stemming establish
ments OF Messrs. Hatcher and Garnctt are
also busiiy engaged i'll shipping. These cs,
Establishments employ large force. ana add
in no inc0nsiderlblc manner to our mate
rial prosperity.
A BOARD OF Manchester mas
no such body, but may soon need one, anu
i'm view of the active measures being taken
In other localities to preserve the pubic
health, the attention Of the town auth0ri-
ties is called to the enforcement OF the
realth ordinances. During the cholera eX-
element of 1866 the town was thoroughly
cleansed, but nothing has been done since.
Manchester abounds in weeds aud other
promoters of disease, and all over the tow n
can be discovered fruitful sources of mala-
ria. Let the chief Of police, or some other
officer, he charged with the immediate en-
rorcement OF the laws.
PeEsoNAL.-The Rev. Mr.. Deans has re-
turned to town from i protracted meeting
in POWhatan.
Sheriff James NJ. Moody has returned
from his southwestern tour considerably
improved in health.
BR1EPs.-The Conservatives OF this town-
ship have barbecue to-day at Langford's
Spring, near H0rner's shop. Fine speak
ing may be expected.
The excursion Of the Presbyterian Sab
bath school to Westover, hitherto delayed
in consequence OF sickness III the family OF
the pastor, will take place next Wednesday.
The dog-catchers were ont yesterday.
and succeeded In picking up several OF the
canine species. J.
Alter Il few days OF necessary suspension,
occasioned by low water, the It'd Dominion
Company resumed work OH yesterday. The
prospects of this company were never
brighter than 1T present.
The valuable farm Of VIM. Ii. Hobbs, on
the Midlothian pike, has bccn Purchased
by MIR. Henry Schultz for $1,000. This gen
ticman designs making au excellent market
garden and milk farm OF il.
The last reunion Of the i. o. b. y. vt
Pleasant View was the entertainment Of
the season. The beautiful grounds, lit up by
Chinese lanterns, presented most beauti-
| ful appearance, and the bellies and bcauX
| enjoyed themselves hugely. ,.,
The roof Of the office used as the auditors
Office is being tinned-an Improvement de-
| cidedly necessary.
Pending The controversy over the court
house, the clerks office is still in rear oi tHc
| market-houSe.
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THE OpD FELLOWS HALL,-This oil

THE OpD FELLOWS HALL.-This old
building, which has stood for so many
years on the corner Of Franklin and Mayo
streets, has recently been put in such tho
rough and excellent repair that an Odd
Fellow who has not been "Lo lodge" for
some time would hardly know the old
place. The old papering, which was IN
eye-sore to the brothers, has been torn
away; the painting has been freshly coated,
the old carpets and oil-cloths taken up and
cast aside, and their places supplied with
new and handsome upholstery. Indeed,
everything has been renovated and reno
deled, and inside the hall new aspect of
things is presented. A number of lodges
Of odd Fellows meet there, besides one of
the lodges Of the Knights Of Pythias, and
it is the intention OF both organizations to
keep their lodge-room in its present excel
lent condition. In this connection it may
be proper to state that the room under the
lodge is the one alluded to by Justice White
in his recent communication to the Coun-
Gil, recommending it as suitable place in
which to hold the Police Court.
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A PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS rFFICE /
RICHMOND. Aug, 81. l31L.

MAYORS rFFICE
RICHMOND, Aug. ~ ls7L !
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR
pRnpAKE FOR CHULEnA.-in view OF
IN. PROBABLY early spproach OF Asist!c eholera
m t,,r shores OF our county, and the consequent
nnort 4 n &c OF unuiual cane anu thorouKnness IN
,h. cleansing Of the city, respectfully can paDnc
attrut.on to The following extracts ifon Tue CITY
''''N" .CHApTER XXXIv.
/ "ses Every person occupying honse or iot
aha r. as FAR rs such lot exteIis, cause the paved
gutter or drain In street or public aileS opposib
thereto 10 be family kept open ana iIee rom
90. tructisn and II he fail SO to do may pe nnea
not less than one dollar nor more ln4n Ten oo!ars
anu Tor each day afLer toe lrDt that snch o0sroc
ton rem aims shall De hnei not less than TWO nor
mura than twenty dollars"
1880. Hsny oil b. rubbish, ashes, dirt, or otnef
thlY, be carried from lot or other place ana put
Iii stl eet or publc alley or II any nuisance or
0sstfuction he put caused to be put or remain
e.eln in any case IN which it Is not auIh9rlSto
by the ordinances OF The city, the person who 80
to It's remaining. shxll. for any such offence, DO
fined not less than one nor m ore than ten dclars
sud for each day after the first that the same Is
upon the n! shall be dned not less than
two nor more than twenty dollars."
Orders viii be issued to the police TO give espe-
cial ai,ention 70 violations oil thsse ordinances:
aud boi h on that Junt and because or tne I'm
portaLce OF doing all In our power 70 avert or
mitis ATE the terrible scoprge now devastating
other lands, ] uss that a betk Observance or
these sanitary requ remenis may be looked ios In
the fI u.e A. II. KELLEY,
an uasst Mayor.
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DISTURBANCE ON OREGON HILL.-On Mol
day two females named Bridget Cavanaugh
and Margaret Miller got into Il dispute,
which it is stated came near being serious
affair. Subsequent to the affair Mr.. Miller
swore out warrant and had Mrs. Cave
naugh arrested on the charge of attempting
to shoot and kill his wife. Mrs. Cavenaugh
caused Mrs. Miller to be arrested also on
the charge Of using abusive and provoking
language towards her. The case was fully
investigated before Justice White yesterday
morning, and the history of the whole al
fair, which has been brewing for two years,
was fully ventilated. Both parties were re-
quired to give security in the sum of $500
for twelve months. Mrs. Cayenauyh was
tined$5 and Mrs. Miller y 30, which being
paid, the parties were allowed to depart i'll
peace,
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AN INDIGNANT GENERAL AFTER BRIcs
PonERoY.-San Francisco, Aug. 22.-BricR
Pomeroy was advertised to lecture In Oak
land last evening, and it was rumored that
General La Grange intended to shoot him
on sight for an article that appearea IN the
La Crosse Democrat rejecting injuriously
on the Generals domestic relations: just
as Pomeroy's friends at the hotel were
starting for the hall, General La Grange ap'
peared at the door opposite, where num-
Der Of ladies and gentlemen were sitting,
demanding to see Pomeroy, and attempted
to force himself into the room, but was
grappled by Colonel John Scott, editor oi
the Oakland Transcript, and lively fight
ensued. The General was eventually, re-
moved by his friends. The sheriff of the
county, fearing bloodshed, forbade the
opening OF the hall, and another room was
secured and the lecture delivered to q large
audience. Mr.. Pomeroy denies the author.
snip or any knowledge Of the article refer.
AT a later hour Brick Pomeroy, General
LIN Grange, and Colonel Scott amlcably fet-
tied their difiic ulty, all parties apologizing.
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wb;ta IGhloE CogRr, WEDNEspAr-.yus,,ce , =
disnosdp nse dpTessd"gThe following esses ~: y
MOI montgomery cambridge (coloreD oh,.,..,
WIN being drunk and S disords,iivs si;afgsd -, &c
sIreet. surety required in the snS ~ ~ saS sne
Jos. u: True, charged with strik;na ,..,
beating Lizzie Winston, and tbreaten;ssa anu
take her life. True was fined 20. If and f;.' 70
zie 81. W. anu LIZ
|, Christina Stores (colored), charged with
being disorderly and using abusive and In.
decent language in the street. Fined 81.
John Fl. Chiles (colored), charged Will
being the father Of female bastard child
OF which Gritty Foster is the mother. Sem
on 70 Inc Hastings Court.
oonn Tennis (colored), charged with felo
niousiy breaking into the barber-shop O
Jas. n. Clarke, and stealing two boxes O
cigars, nine razors, and one box of SOAP
Sent on to the Hastings Court.
Evans Jackson (colored), charged with
stealing $40 from Z. Waller. Found p,,iltv
and sent to jail for 30 days. e'''
George Reader (colored), charged will
lelonlOusly entering the dwelling. .horse q
Mrs. Roddy, and stealing one ham of bacor
and other articles. Sent to ilil for 80 days
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The Danville (Ky.) Adrocate says: Mr..
j. A. McAfee, oil this place, has in his pos
session small glass tumbler that has been
in his family since the battle of the Boyne.
No doubt inlny social health has been
drunk from this glass. Mfr. McAiee prizes
the relic very highly"
Mrs. Commodore Barney was reported
to be the last surviving child of any OF the
signers of the Declaration OF Independence.
Two daughters, however, OF fice-Pfesi.
dent Blbridge Gerry, one OF the signers.
are still living in New Haven, and third
in Boston. --,a
San Francisco dispatch announces ane-
ther stage-coach robbery by masked higa.
waymen, near Cottonwood, who took
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure boxes, and
let the passengers alone. =
So.
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An PARTY FROM A DIsTArcE.-
An excursion party of thirty-four gentle
men, from Litchiield, Connecticut, reached
the city last evening from Petersburg, and
took up their headquarters at the Exchange
Hotel and Ballard House. The leader OF
the party is Captain Il. w. Marsh, OF
Bridgeport. The press is represented by
Messrs. T. F. Vail, of the WinStead Herald,
and W. +. Disbrow, OF the Bridgeport Stan
ldrd.
The excursionists will remain here sight
seeing until Saturday, when they leave tor
New York.
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TOURNAMENT AT BURKEvILLE.-The tour
nament, banquet, and ball to be given ut
Burkeyille tomorrow promises to be a
grand affair. Thirty knights will contest
the honors of the field, elegant dinners will
be furnished, and fine band of music will
be in attendance. For the accommodation
of those desiring to attend, an excursion
train, with band of music. Will leave here
in the morning at Sh O'Clock, reaching
Burkeyille ut II X o'clock. Returning, will
leave Burkeyille ut OK O'clock Saturday
morning, arriving here ut Ok A. M.-thuS
atfording an opportunity OF enjoying the
festivities of the evening as well as the day.
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"WHoA, JANUARy."-A novel sight was
witnessed by the denizenS of Main street
Yesterday in the shape of large, line
specimen of the bovine race being ridden
down the street by diminutive inhabitant
of the rural district. This modern Pegasus
was gentle and tractable, and was equally
Indifferent to the excitement he created
and the novel position ne occupied. He
trudged along, taking things so philosophi
cally that we could not help being remind
ed of the days of "Auld Lang Syne."
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The HOP AT THE HUGUENoT SPRIHGs.-
The hop at the Huguenot Springs on Fri
day night next promises to be Il pleasant
affair, and Mr. Sublett, the courteous and
capable host, has made every arrangement
to insure its success. In addition to the
many amllsemants which are offered for the
entertainment of the guests on the occa-
sion, a fine band of music will be in attend-
ancc, and the scene will be enlivened by
the presence of the Walker Light Guard.
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PAY Your TAxEs.-Persons in the city
who have not paid their State taxes for the
year 1871, are reminded that they will save
i've per cent. on the amount by calling at
the revenue Office on Eleventh street, No,
8. and paying the same before the 1st day OF
next month, as on that day five per cent.
will be added thereto.
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DELEa ATEs TO THE CONSERVATIVE Con-,
yENTIoa AT HALF FARE.-Gen. Malone,
President of the Atlantic, Mississippi, and
Ohio railroad, with his CHARACTERISTIC hbe'
rality, has instructed the conductors OF ms
road TO pass members TO the State Conser-
yatiye Convention at half price.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ApPoINTED.-The fol.
lowing school trustees have been appointed.
in addition to those already published
For LochIeyen district, Lunenburg county,
DR.. ]. Fl. Elder, vice w. L. Blackwell, re.
signed ; for Rehoboth district, same coun.
ty. Geo. T. knight, vice Paul Wilson, who
has been elected supervisor.
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AUCTION SALES Te-pAY

GRUBBS & WILL IkBr5 win sell st1aM.. on Tho
premises, the csta.c known az ''Pocahonfas, >,
on The upper James river, SO mics above H!th
moGd.
u n. MEisiGER viii, sell at p. aI. the residence
OF 1ne itte Mrs. Anna 0. Weislger, and store
property and vacant lots.
RICHARDSON & co. will cell at IL M., In front
or Inc Custon house. on Bank street, 2ss acres
OF laEd on thu York River railroad.
W. GODO1N will sell at p. M. brick teuema,t
on Broad street, opposite to the terminus Of
Mayo STREET. =
THGs. W.KHFsEE will sell at+io A. M three
new pianos, furniture, &c. l
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LEFT FOR THE MOUNTAINS. Quite mum
Der of ladies and gentlemen left the city
yesterday morning by the Chesapeake and
the number were Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry,
who joins his wife at the Rockbridge Alum
His EXcellencY Gov. Walker, who goes to
the w hite Sulphur; Rev. Chas Minnige-
rode, for Staunton; and Rev. f. M. Peter
son, besides many others, who seek rest
and recreation from the dust and heat OF
the city.
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AREyoLUTIog in the manufacture sr sods wa
ger mas been re Gently E.etsd by Messrs. WOOD &
soss, dtussi'ts, of Richmond Va Their patent
sondsEsed soda water combiues all the Ingredients
sqishe 70 produce this poputae beverage in stan
aeonsiS and at tria;ng cost. u Is In the form Of
s,as I'M powder nesslv put up in small tin boxes,
bansaha,a a ess'is be carried ia the pocket. For
a.. a.o u 9. or for Pleasure txcursions, travel
non,,.s, ~ IS just the thing, and the Immediate
that the psopsetors have s.ruct ,ns ,,.,,'
lead on 10 fortune pHe" sAA' "''
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THE STORM LAST NIGHT.-Our city was
visited last night by severe rain, thunder,
and wind storm, which lasted some time.
The rain fell rapidly for awhile, and i'm the
midst of it all the tiremen were called out
for u frntless run, and Of course got good
ducking.
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,Cosylcrs Rkcs1vED.-The following con-
yicts have been received ut the penitentsafy
from Lynchburg SpotsWood Ayder, one
year, for petit larceny, ana Sas. ssra''oh,
,c0Pd), two years, for forgery. l..
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A GREAT FALL.-We notice In another column
that dress soods, lace andgrena6ine shawis, pera-
soils hid gloves linens, coltons, eassimer ei, and
all other dry goods, are offered very che sp at
TuALuIMER's, corner 9th and Broad streets.
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LIsHhEST for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can fura,sh at
short notice Cards. Bill Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Btanks, Pam 3hlets,
Tass, Hand-Bi!Is, Catalogues Bills Of Fare, Show
Bilin, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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ARREST OF AN Fx-CHAIN GANGER.-Wil-
liam Hope was arrested yesterday for as
saulting white boy with Il screw-wrcnch.
He was locked up at the third station-housc,
and will have hearing this morning.
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REMOVAL, REMoyAL.-JoHN Fl. TYLER j. Co.
jewellers have removed 10 their elegant nelo store
HOT Main street. between llth and 2th south side.
and opposite the First National Bank, and Inv II
the attention Of the public to their splendid stock
OF diamonds, watches, jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware, military goods, &c.
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JOB fnINTIaa.-wec call the aLtsntion OF meI
chants clerks OF courts, shariGs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and canal officers and sgeats, al,
ali others having orders for printing. 70 The factt-
tes offered at tho DISPATCH PRINTING EsSAB-
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oUR YOUNG FRIEND RUSSELL ROBINSON,
with the dogs, respectfully denies navlng nay ~
had the honor OF paying Justice WnIte
81 for being "drunk and disorderiys anu
desires us so to state. Is ~ tS
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NJOTICE.-An persons having eiatms or
IN demands aga,ast the Roanoke Tobacco Com.
pApy are hereby notified 70 present tne SAME, uui1
ted To the nadess ~ his emee, MO-
.I3 toYsIn " street in tnis city on or before tso
ii5rII DAY Ok UCTOBGk y NEXT, or nay VIZ 70
excluded srom tho dlstributi9n Oh tns assets o.. Sa
said Ompany for he bent u Ut creditors thsfein
naIned ON The s9sh dAy OF september, kes.
'''">S EuWAkDY Y CANNON.
Surviving Trustee OF tho Koanoke Tobacco GO.
kIcHMoNp, VA, Aug. ls, ISL an 1lsawaM
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ECoND SUPPLY.
ls7l-Fall Style-lsTL
elk HATS,
At WK1sIGR RK's, 1901 Main street.

TERRiBLE TEMPTATION, by CHARLES READE
the most exciting and Interesting novel cf The
&c c,son. Price 30 cents. Mailed u sny ad.lres.
on receip, OF price by ELLYsos e TAYLOR, III
Al ain street.
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FALSE ALARM.-An alarm of fire was
turned in at box II, corner of Third and
Duval streets, last night about SE o'clock,
which proved to be false.
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( "sir,!you have the advantage Of m@." "Quite
right; you are quite right sir. AIIpoa. every yoody
OF common sease has,n wha bnys eioahipg from
T. g. SPENCE q Son,
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Tue st andarj picture OK General X. u. LEE
taken ut the LEE" GALLERY, 92o Main street.
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FUNDING.-The amount funded yester.
day was 1927 ,SlG.S3, making Il total to date
of $40, ,SSl.74.
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EHvELoPEs furnished and printed at a. a, n
sa7s, and aso per l. zoe, at the Dispatch Pr,rt,rr
establishments
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THE BEST. In our opinion the "LEE" GAL
LEaY produces the bast and most nfe.ifke pie
lures. Ess.y 49,. ~ -
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School books, wholesale and retail, at ELLYso!
& TAYLOR's, lille Main street.
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The beauties OF the South have their pictuse.
taken ut the "LEE" GALLERY, 92o Msln street.
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THE IvoRINEs.-This beautiful style OF picture
is produced only At the LEE" GALLERY, 9!t
Ma III street.
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For photographs. the most reliable place Is the
LEE" GALLERY, go Main q Ell.
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DIANO FOErES AND MUSIC. sfaz.asss;;

The subscribers are agents for CtilCkEH-
laG's SUPERB PIANO FoRTES, and supply
them at manufActuI,r's prices.
They have for Gale several SECONDHAND
PIANO FORTES.
MUSIC for the PiAtO FORTE; superior
STRINGS for the Violin and Guitar.
jy2I WOODIOUSE PhRitAM.
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SPIcES, for preserving. picking. &c: )
y Cinaanioa, Cloves Giagsf. MMS
SeDrer. Aussard seeJ, Celery sesd. CoytshNtr
sssd, rarmsric, caraway seed &c, 6c.' 301 $40
'ow '8 " aoDEKER d DApE. CitY Drug store.
apH - 8os aaAs AA1 shss't
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A Californian was so severely stune thas
1t took four men to drink Whlskey enough
TO cure him,
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DIANO-FORTES. GfgrB
G.OHGE i. RIDGOOD, agent for the cele-
hrstcd PIANOS of Httlttt, Davis 4 Co., OF bos-
ton, and 4. Weber 4 CO.. New York, regarded by
the leading musicians aud FrttsiS the hest now
made. For sale at tie manufacturers lowest
prices. -
SECONDHAND PIANOS taken in exchange
for ncw ones at tn ir ful value.
Pianos constautlS on haud to let.
TUNING and HErAlklNt done In the best
manner. ;tu l2-3in
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rxCrRsaoNs ANN PHC-NrSS

rxCCRsaoNs AND PqC-NECS.
rl'RkENILLE EXCURSION,
II ERiDAY, Aug. 2s.
rrtrk,,e for sale AT ths following piar.s.-siz:
Nch.rSc aud hAIiard Hotel,
FoS,l'S Notei.
American Hotel,
Wes' i Johnsou'c.
Ro9eker T. Dadc's,
A 7 i2zinis.
!. l. Waorcc Cos,
t-srber Il Coz,
Meade & B,ksr's,
Biluard Temple. II
GRAND PICNIC AT TIE AGRI-
n ,lI.TnRhL FAIR GROUNDS On THURS-
T,.N Augusi:t 1871, for the heneft OF st. Feier's
,.,lhr:rAl sunday school. -.a
h.iolts So cents: chi ,dren undcr II years, 2sc.
Trains leave Il, +. \ L. Il. K. depot al and IL
;, NJ. and /. 81, &, :, and et L. NJ. Last train o
1--we Fair GrouI d. 81 10 L. NJ.
In The evening FINE TROTTiNa MATCH
irivgcl "Sira,2h. hHoi." cltered by ID. r.
" ard, Geo. Mn,f"ra," entered by %m. Wails ;
,na ANY tr";tins horse owned in Virginia
MFRS SHMkSTS nf al ktpd5 ri city prices.
50 improper characters VIII he adri.trd.
JOS. rlZZlhl,
JOS. LAURIE,
JOHN KAHN,
su.9-ai Coiamiitee OF Arrangements.
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WANTS.

WANTED, aSITU ALTON AS TEACH.
.Iy ER, by o young lady or experience. slso 4
iut erAdIlste of one OF the first OF The
SssIs; sne Is competent to Instruct in all the
s nnShsm pranehes> together with French, mnsic
even. even. ad,'ress sn.VleGlEIAN.'' :. Newtown post-
| Office, kirg and Queen county, va. 'O''
au "a -deod3t sYLtE sll& - -
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WANTED, TO sell, or eXchange for city
! w property. y TRACT OF SIXTY ACRES
OF No. LAND, on Chesspeske and ohio rail-
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from Leach's Turnout admirably suited for 4
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