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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26
West Virginia EIectiOns--Defcat Of the
Regular Democratic Ticket.

WASHINGTON. August ga dispatch
from Wheeling says scattering returns from
fourteen counties favor the election of Jacob
and the defeat of the Constitution.
\ Nlartinsburg (Wcst Na.) dispatch states
that enough of the election is known to show
that the Constitution is defeated and Jacob
elected.
WHEELING. August 24,-Returns from
twenty-one counties give Jacob $500 NH
iority and 2,S00 majority against the new
Constitution. 1t will be several days before
the official vote can be given.
a dispatch to the Baltimore american,
dated NlartinSburg, Friday, says Berkeley,
which gave 200 Democratic majority last
year, now gives 12j majority for Jacob and
15S majority against the Constitution. JET
terSon, which gave 500 Democratic majority
last year, gave majority for Jacob and
against the Constitution. Morgan, which
gave 1873 Republican majority last year, gives
Jacob 2ol majority and A against The Con-
Stitution. The Constitution and Camden
straight DemocraD were completely de-
featcdl
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

BIRTHS AND DEATHs.-The official returns
of the number Of births and deaths, with
name, and other information. has been re-
ceivcd at the county clerks Office from Dale,
Slatoaca, Midlothian. and Glover Hill town.
ships. The other parties were late In making
out their reports, and the assessors of Man
chester and Bermuda townships have not as
yet reported. In Dale township the number
of deaths was l., of which 10 were white
and colored, II were male and . female.
There were 80 births. of which 80 were
white. The number of males born was 81.
In Midlothian township the deaths numbered
20-9 white. The female deaths amounted
TO 3. The births were l7--6 white, males.
In Clover Hill there were 5G deaths, 80 of
which were white persons and 81 were males.
There were 107 births, of which only % were
white and SO males. In Matoaca 46 deaths
were reported, of which 25 were white and
25 males. The births numbered 120, II be-
ing white, and 70 were males. In addition
to the above there were seven deaths ut the
poor-housc in Dale township--four white
persons, and six being males. No births or
marriages reported.
The whole number of deaths reported,
144, 50 of which were white and SO males.
The whole number Of births was 296, 140
being white and 155 males.
New BuILnINGs.--Sincc our last report Dir.
E. Gary has commenced the erection of two
buildings on Fifth street near Masonic Hall;
Mr.. Stirling two on Fourth near Hull; Mr..
Galloway is building on Ninth near Stock
ton: c. +. Moore on Bainbridse and Thir-
teenth Mr.. Wilson on Hull and Sixteenth
Jesse Rice on Semmes street and Cowardin
avenue; J. II. Whitlock on Semmes and
Thirteenth streets; Mrs. and j. Sampson on
Eleventh street near Semmes. #. b. Ccrsley
has Ir,d n store erected Oh bis lot. Hull street
near Seventh, and we hear of others who
expect to build soon.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
spain.

. ~
MADRlD, August 24.---Itis now known that
the Government has received information OF
an organized plan for an instruction in the
dlsatiected provinces in the North. The time
fixed for the uprising is The 2Sth instant.
The French Government has been informed
of the plans Of the conspirators, aud re-
qtlested to use precautions to prevent them
from receiving aid from France
1t is believed the approaching elections for.
the Cortes will result in the choice of n large
majority Of members favorable to the Gov.
ernnent. Indications at present are that not
more than 100 Republicans win be elected.
The Carlists, as in previous elections for the
Cortes, will abstain from voting.
France.
PARIS, August 24.-The band of the Garde
RepuGRcdtne gave concert in Havre Ea>t
evening for the benefit of Alsatians who
have left their native country in consequence
If its occupation by the Germans. A mum.
ber of Alsatian girls dressed in mourning
and carrying the French national colors
took up collection from the audience. The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested, ard a
large sum OF money was obtained.
England.
LoSDoN, August 25.-SefeFal EnSiiSn ffill-
road companies contemplate abolishing the
use of class carriages on their roads and
adopting the style used in the United States.
Rubenstein the pianist arrived here this
morning en- route for America.
Ireland.
THE BELFAST RIOTS RENEWED.
LONDON, August 2i.-Priyate dispatches
from Bclt;Ist report a renewal OF the riots,
with several bloody conflicts.
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LONELINESS on THE IHcREAsE.-A marked In,
crease Of female loveuess Ii the cyc-Ieligllting
suit of the Immense popularity which HAGAS's
MAGNOLIA BALM has obtained among the ladies Of
America. Compilations radiant with snowy purity
md tingcd with the rscatc hue Of health are COM
monty met with whenever II Is used. For the ssllow
and unwholesome appearance of the f,ce and neck,
which utterly counterbalances the effect of any per-
sona attraction the owner may possess 1t substitutes
that clear, pearl-likc complexion which is such IL
transcendant charm In woman. and renders the
roughcst skin as soft as Genoa velvet No one Is
more asonslled than the person using 1t ut the
marvellous transformation which 1t effects In these
particulars.
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New York Items.

NEW YonK, August PA rumor is cur
rent this afternoon that Deputy Sheriu jar
Wis was to make all important arrest tonight.
Information was received here from Troy
to-day of the arrest of a man supposed to be
Steiner, the absconding agent OF the Gdrde
RepublicGile Band.
The Irish band have had another split, and
seven of the members with their leader
sailed for Europe today. Some OF the meni-
bers 20 TO Canada and TWO remain in this
city.
II is thought that General Slceum will be
the candidate of the Democrats for Gov
ernor.
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Arrest of Negro Burglars.

Providence, Il. l., August 24.-l!enry
Tilghman, Henry johnson, and Henry
Thomas (negroes) were arrested yesterday
charged with committing the burglary at the
house of Job +. Angel, in north Proyl,
dence, Monday night last, when Mrs. Angel
was shot and her daughter severely beaten,
and were arraigued this morning. They all
pleaded guilty and have been committed to
mil to await the action Of the grand jury.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK. August 24.-Money, 4. ster.
ling dull. Gold, 1928 to 112}. Govern
Inents dull and weak. States quiet: Tennes.
sees, 73l; new, 49,, Yirginia's, 452; new.
30; consols, 81; deferred, ID. Louisiana's S
30; new, 45. Levee's, COZ; S's, 10. Alaba.
mas, So; 5's, IS. Georgia's, 73; rs, 3d.
North Carolna's, 335; new, 90; special tax
l3. South Carolina's, D new, 264; April
and October, "a.
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A Pe-Scyeriu@ Suicitiist.

New YORK, August 26.-Thonas II. Dur
gee, aged forty years, wealthy English and
American wholesale lace-dealer, attempted
suicide four times yesterday. First, he ran
a needle in his throat; then he rushed to Il
drugstore. and scizlng a bottle labelled poi
son swallowed its contents. He next stabbed
himself witha pen-knife, and when seized
and rescued for the third time, he broke
away, and plunged butter-knfe into his
breast, intlicting probably a fatal wound. he
was under the effects of delirium trentenS.
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The lsostaI-Card system

WASHINGTON, August 24.-The Attorney.
General decides shat the Postmaster-G General
has no authority to spend money for the
postal cards authorized by Congress, but for
which no appropriation was made. The in
PRODUCTION of the postal-card system must
consequently await the further action OF
ConoreSS
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST q. is7".

ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Rell. Brakeman, New York, mcr-
clandisc and passengers. John W. Wyatt. agent.
Steamer John sylvester. clifford. Norfolk. lner-
cIian6se and passengers, l.. II. Tatlim, agent.
Schooner Anne f.. Moon. Phillips New York.
iron, Tredcgar Company.
SchoonerC. b. McShauc, Qulgcy. Philadelphia,
coal
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson Ilavrc de Grace.
coal. Writ Roberts.
Tugs Olive lranch Portland, and Agnes, bound
up with large tOws
SAILED.
Schooner Alcxand,r Wiley Avery, Washington.
granite Curtis & Parker.
Schooner CasIar IIcft. ShCe. Philadelphia ria PA
munky river. lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner William Il. Byon. Burton. Baltimore
ria Old Fort. lumber. Curtis Il Parker
Bark Haabct. Pedciscr. City Point. to finish Oad-
ing tobacco for London, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-Schooncr Ricardo, Bar
roS, Newton.
HY TELEGRAPH.
CITY POINT. August 2i.-Passed up, schooncrs
o. r. BimnS. Morning Light, Ashland, Reading Rail-
road No. Scycniy-scven. Francis French, {. :.
Graves. J. B. Myers. a. NJ. Edwards, Minerva. NJ.
4. simmons, John II. Travcrs. and bark Pept;--all
for Richmond. Arrived sch0oncrs Mail and llnr-
net. Sailed. schooner J. ii. Lockwood, with coal,
from Osboruc's landing
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'"N>LhNAFrE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
~, A'ti'ouSh not heard Of often in the
r'p',c PRINTS, The members OF tilc State Cen
-" tohim!ttcc Of the Conservative party
,' .u'''HrhtIy ut work organizing for the
T. n''>'"'ii'iai campaign, which will commence
~, c'nhc,t about tlm 10th of next month.
,'',,, ",> week They viii iromuIgatc the appoint.
~ ~,'n'' ol cahrasSeIS .or every county in the
-'"' ..", "ilt view TO making The canvass
,,,'. i%u no'." General Kennper has made his
''hhl"'i'ifnl>, and will be on the stump
,",;'oS. ,,,; eEeI! day for month and a halt
TaI %I'l 70 tue e'ccticn; and 1t is expected tina,
,;I G;tpHei " hler>, the other elector at large
m;,,II IL, MAKE similar arrangements. The com
.'%'cc ,,"i VIII shortly issue some excellent c,in-
'nT docnncnts OF their own publication
yi,;o "ai'rd especially to circulation in Eir-
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Cuban News.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Havana adytces
cay the Insurgents are massil,g 20 make q
eSh movement on the Cinco Villas. Havana
! oYer1r,n with sc0lndrels Of every deseTip-
ZION. Constant raurtiers aud robheries are
being committed, and the police are seems
.ingly poworiess.
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ORDER OF HEPTAsorHs.--On Saturday night
at Mechanics Hall, corner of Ninth and
Broad streets. Major W. +. Foster, of Nor
folk, Supreme Archon of the Order of Hep
taSophs or Seven Wise Men. cXcmplitied tie
work before Feridon Conclave. We are in-
formed that the members were more than
cvcl pleased with its beauty and simplicity.
Though twenty-one years old, the Order WAS
not introduced in Richmond until tie present
month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26

YOUNG VlEGISIASs ABRoAp.-LcttcrS were
received here on Saturday from Mr.. William
4. Walsh and Mr.. John H. Wiley, two
young gentlemen of Richmond, now en- Il
foreign tour. They embarked at South
ampton, England, On the 10th of June.
taking the British mail steamship Norsemln,
and celebrated the 4th of July at St. Helena.
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whereabouts of Comptroller Connolly

NEW YORK, August 24.-The Tribune says
Comptroller Connolly has not been further
than fifty miles from New York, most of the
time in WestchcSter county; that he will
turn States evidence, and his testimony will
absolutely convict Tweed and twenty other
ring officials, whose names have not so far
been published. He will first appear to teS-
tify against the voucher-thievcS, under Al
torney-General Barlow's instructions.
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Jon PRINTING.--We call the attention Of mer-
chants. clerks Of courts, shcrls, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal ofccrsand agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered IA,
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish mt short noticr Cards.
Bill-Heads, LctterIIeads Programmes. Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues,
Rills Of Fare. ShowBills. Checks, Drafts. &c.. &c.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed
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Republican nominations i'm South
turOSiIIn.

Carolina.
COLUMBIA, August 24.--The regular Re-
publican Convention tu-day completed their
ticket by nominating Francis Cardozo, "a
native mulatto), for Treasurer Z. Hoge,
(white) from Ohio, for Comptr9lIcr-Gencral
II. w. Purvis, (mulatto), from PENNSYLVANIA,
for Adjutant-G eneIal j. X. Jillson, (white).
from Massachusetts, for Superintendent OF
Education.
The boIters' convention organized and
nominated complete State ticket, headed
by Reuben Tomlinson (white), of Pcnnsyl-
vana for Governor, and Judge John r.
Green (white nativc) for Acknowledgement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26

If you feel dull, drowsy debitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes rltlly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated. You are suffering from torpid liver
"hliousness,' and nothing will cure you so speedily
and permanently rs DR.. PIERCE's Golden Medical
Discovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26

Music, dancing, swinging, promenading. refresh
1nents, fun for the children, enjoyment for all TINS
evening Everybody goes to Riverside Park. Fist
oat leaves Eighth street promptly at $3.50 L. al. ana
otbersi at Intervals until z. NJ.
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cp.HtrcTATIoN NEcgssARY.-On SATURDAY
gro,, 1$ f,. 'f; II. {. Tahb, the attending sur
ii .i; .r, i'oild It necessary TO ampuiate the leg
Ch1rlp nG'',as va, Watkins, who was injured IN the
IA, o. a,,. iilii unnelabout ten days ago, The
v.,'t "as doing well ut last accounts.
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PROGRESS OF WORK On THE TUNNEL.-lhe
headings from Shafts Nos. and are WITH
in few feet of each other, and very soon
the tunnel will be opened from the ravine III
the rear of Bellevue school to point near
or beyond the Presbyterian church: Shait
No. will not be closed up, but will DC 'iseo
to get bricks and material for arcblng into
the tunnel. The work Of laying bricks on
the arch will be commenced i'll short While.
The work on the trestle across the.ioW
ground in Rockets is progressing very ID
yorably. Active operations are going on ut
the conpany's wharves Oh james river near
Powbatan. The piles for the piers are being
nut down at rapid rate. This is TO be one
nf the most substantial wharves i'll the city,
and will be extended from time to time to
meet the demands which may be made Tor
the large trade which will flow over The
,0id ..1't -
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MI, there's music ut Riverside Park this cre-
ming: may VIC go"' Yves, children; get ready, and
I'll go with you"
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Hot Weather i'm the West.

ST. Louis, August 24.--Over twenty SUM
strokes have occurred here in the last three
days, most of which have proved fatal. The
mercury during the past week ranged from
80 to 100 degrees. (
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-26

Best wood from 81 to $s.se per cord. Clover Hi
coal $3.50 to $3.50. by c. II. PACE. Nineteenth and
Cary streets.
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Az lRATE MnTHER-IN-LAw ON THE RAM
ih"k.-Iast Friday afternoon Johanna CALI
Si@n, having mlihed too freely Of the car
H'h', proceeded to the domicil of her
0aH-htrr-n.law, who resides ncar the corner
- Eighteenth and Cary streets, and not
hkin- the manner in which the household
Wlar> OF that domestic establishment were
''NHurtcd, undertook to set matters right
upon her own responsibility. Becoming in
'''l>"d at the rcmOn>trances of the p.oprie-
'''>>, sh" obtained a club and proceeded to
',aA>h things" generally. Commencing at
'nr windows. She soon demolished every pane
~ @'l>>, and ended the performance with Il
-'HrI"i wreck of all the household crockery.
yong out 20 obtain fresh fuel to feed the
I'Nle Of her wrath, she found on her return
Ii'' i'' Vn"r> securely barred against her, and in
inc 'iiort to effect an entrance through the
"t'lUIc made in the window Oh the occasion
" i"f ir>t visit, fell violently to the ground
,'a sustained sundry contll>ionS about the
""'u ana FACE, which rendered her hOrS du
,,"i'"i ana put an end to the fray. On get
''- >o"r. ana not ap,reciatiug the tactS in
''' "rt, >hc procured II Warrant for the ar
.'', "i Mrs. Margaret Galli%han. her daugh-
'i'"''ia", charging her with an assault with
,'Eh' 10 Kill. Mrs. GallIghan was brought
I'''ie The Acting Police Justice on Sutur
'''' Nh'h the Facts as above stated having
tcdy. "'@'A''
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Best anthracite coal at from $3.50 10 se7 per ton,
delivered, by c. H. PAGE, Nineteenth and Cary and
7Os Craze streets.
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Broadway silk hat just out.
REDFoRD the halter,
Ht 0Da Main strrct.
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II you want fruit Jars, so to j. X. MoUSTcAsTLE
& Co.'s, so Broad street
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GRAND jury OF THE HrsTlNGs COURT
The following is list of the grand jury of
the Hastings Court for the September term
4. Bodckcr. John Mahoney, James W.Phil-
lips. William g. cambridge, Thomas W. Dos
well, Z. Roberts Baker, Samuel Ayres, Will
liam +. Crutchtield. Joseph r. keiningham,
John NJ. Higgins, +. d. Eacho, Thomas NJ.
.Alfricnd, y. G.. Lipscomb, Lawson Num-
nallv, John r. Rogers, Moses Ellyson, John
\. Bc!vrn, William Davis. &. a. Cunning
ham, Il. d. Mitchell, John w. Cardwell,
Miles Turpin, John B. Danforth, and John
Anplcyard.
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More Republicans Going Back on
SfONclI.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
FARMv1LLE, VA, August 24.-The Repub-
licans held meeting to-day at Green Bay
n this county, about $50 colored men being
present. Addresses were made by Mr.
Mathews (colored), of Petersburg, and others
Resolutions were adopted indorsing Grant
and pledging the meeting to support Charles
II. Porter for Congress against StowelI, who
claims TO he the regular nominee.
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Fruit Jars at 80 per dozen for sale by !R MOUNT
CASTLE s Co., $40 Brnad street.
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.1,.I rf,iil,RE .,LI[AlRKg gTs

p.yr,Mol,r August n fIour dull alld
Wfssi ,rol choice white SI:7sagsa al Rye slssis
al 7ssgsoc Oats steady III ss.,sss Ht tsii
e,e,nsiid aud unchanged w fhkeys sSeg
Virginia as old coupons, "a solso3s, g
tered, ss--sH bids.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal Of the country at regular
rates.
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HAD i Fw.-blartb ba Andersorl lcoioredl,
who was a witness in case before fhe Poiiee
Court on saturday, had . bad ft, from Wipcn
she suffered for some time. .,.ts @ -
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Have Won seen REpronp's new fall style sllk hat

I CATALOGUES OF RICHMOND COLLEGE may be
b,d of sr.uKr & RYLASp, No. DIS Main street.
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Go to REDFoRD the halter and see his fall style
silk bnfs
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PEaBRoKE SHIRTS, ready y-made or made 10 o,oei' {,
and perfect ut guaranteed, or no sale, by =. y.
SPENCE q SON, merchant talors aud ds.crs IN sen-
.,emeu,s furnishlng goods, sesi Main street.
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Give REDFoRD call before buying your silk hat,
and look ut the Broadway style.
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The Prize Fight--TwO Claimants for
the Stakes.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Both O'Baldwin
and Mace, the prize-tighters, claim the stakes
put up for the recent mill, which was to
come off somewhere but didn't.
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REDFoRD will iron your silk hat free of charge II
you buy 1t from him. 90! Main street.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH oF, 1o
r,cr. saturday, August 23d: s A. H., q
degrees; 3 T. NJ, Sc degrees 9 T. M., %
degrees, I lsl1sf..L
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ADvERTIss.-Our merchants seeking ttaue III Mn!
portion OF the country should aasert!sc ~ 'ne
papers of that section. NJ. ELLfsoN ~ 70 VIII
take advertisements aud have them inserfeu ~ pup
ishers rates. II &. Z. Il W Il IS. =. E5i
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The United States Steamer Yantic. !
FORTRESS MONROE, August 24.-The United
States steamer Iantic, from Norfolk, drop
ped down to the Roads to-day, and is ad-
iuStne her comrases. She will go to sen
Thursday next
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EULCfiER WHISkEY.

E'UIIIiEN " HIShE i.
LEXINGTON, VA, July IL, 1877.
I;fuflemep.-I have examined carefully The speci-
men of whiskey manufactured by you and sent to
me for analysis. 1t is Il very pure and excellent
article free from all foreign matter
Very respectfully yours,
II. $. MCCULLOCJI,
Professor of Chemistry,
Washington and Lee University.
Nessrs FULClIER & BOWMAN, Staunton, Va.
Orders may be left with l.. WAGNER & CO., cor
NOR Rroad and Sixth streets. au l0-3nl
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 2G. 1s72.
sun rises ........... SOS Moon rises 1921
sun scts.......... G:32 High tide. ......l0lG
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TN STORE, 100 tons GROI5SD e A..
Il TER; for sale los. !. 4 II sprr
Isl 90 .. X
IME. III 81 b sijne a,ssiatl.
ssfae,,resa nv tts iii Isstesonrs e0ghty
stNtI. SON OR Kpts< hSss5sss
a put upon the Inark sns nsme q , s s
r.. Older for HnseR saf ~ tkst ~ sas
soiilce, No. 1893 Dock .R,tsr II fa5.
Nossmber IS ,s7l. Y s &;