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and is54 and the Cheyenne var Of tsss c., tho
government \ miilion OF dollArs and tle uyss al
twenty Waite men. And vet these Wars never
settle anything. The Indians stn remain
10 be annihiis;ed by force OF arms, or
60 he won over - n ~ Kind and con -ilfsty,-Ky
sections snd m The end male one with tbs
whites by mutual sympathy and a common de-
Netion 70 = common country aud the same Hea-
Nonly Father.
Let those Who. from iack OF information. are
: erecul9us, Who desire revenge and puni>h-
ntni; Who NiSh 20 revive the host OF faith'ess
gents and contractors " no nOurished under the
gu stem, that they nav rob both the Indians
,S 90 ,te soNernnent, answer 20 God and q
Nhtis, an MARION whether they will destroy the
lr'seht Iolicy or peace and restore the former
tEsttm OF robbery, humanity war hloodshed,
SnG crime.
CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant Is charged with being ina.,er-
tive TO the duties OF his orce and with recre.,,,s
At watering places. Those who know ANYTHING
ofthe lRbors OF President OF the Uni'ei states
understand that he does no more OF this than is
necessary; snd also that no public business sui
fers by reason OF any neglect OF his. They -hould
remember hrs four hong wears OF war which. fol-
lowed by the exhaustive ddties OF his Oaice,
absolutely equire all the relaxation he takes.
They should remember the result OF Lis recrea-
tons before Donaldson, AZ shiloh. before Vicks-
burg. in the mountains OF Chattanooga and
Chic kamatEa. i'm the WILDERNESS before K Oh
ing these facts - me patience ana india Eence -
comms nded 10 those who row think thst every
CAV OF his life, during hot mtd summer, after
his necessary toll and labor, should be spent m
the CITY of Washington.
The charges that the President receives gifts
is 50 apparently unjust a. 90 justify the eptthct
Of mCSnueSs and audacity. The President. with
cut wealth. entered the army with the PATRIOTIC
desire OF aiding in the preservation OF the Union.
hazarding life and health during four long wears
of danger and hardship. lie rose in raLk only as
his merit ana victories justified. During these
ytaTs OF toll and labor tor HIM, many private
fortunes were made and Others aug mented. The
goytrnmtnt grants no title OF nobility nor settles
estates in the form OF annuities upOn her tene-
factors; but sense Of generosity and Justice
prompted certain persons OF large means Ia offer
him, before he was spoken OF for President. such
testimonials OF their reg ard aud esteem should
contribute TO the moderate wants OF himself and
family. These offerings were the spontaneous
outpOurings Of generous feelings, creditable "a
the donors and honorable 90 the nation, and we're
fitting evidences of the sentiment of Justice that
characterizes the American people. How envy
or party malice, or political rivalry can torture
these noble deeds into acts 20 be censured aud
condemned, passes the comprehension Of all
reasonable men.
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keA York Mems

QUARREL OF THE TRADES UNIONS.
NEW YORK, July 24-The trades unions have
qusrreled over the parade proposed for August
first. Probably the parade will not come OF.
A $4,000 DIAMOND ROBBERY.
jerome l.. Bable was robbed in a fifth avenue
stage yesterday of a package containing ten
thousand dollars worth of diamonds.
CoNKLIEG SAYS sCHURZ LIES.
AT the close OF his speech last nj ght Mr.. Conk-
ling said in reference 10 Carl Schurz statement
that he had been offered patronage TO support
the SantO Domingo business 81 viii take the re-
sponsibility of the statement that the man who
says that lies"
SHOOTING RIVER THIEVES.
Early this morning three river thieves board
ed The canal boat Stephen Clark, lying al the
foot OF east 4th street, and one of them attempt
ed 10 shoot the captain, II. X. Barnes. His pis-
tol missed IRE, and the captain, drawing his
revolver, shot two of the thieves. The third
escaped in a small boat, taking with him his
wounded companion. The man worst shot fell
into the river, and his body has not been recoy-
cred.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There were nineteen offers OF bonds to-day,
amounting TO s, 922 800, at from ia So 100 20
ia g. 100. The amount bought was 81 900, $50,
ct from III $500 90 ia -ie0
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Latest from Mexico.

ATTACK On SAN Luis POTOsI-TAR REVOLUTION
IN TAMAULIPAs sUPrREssED AGAIN
MATAMoRAs, July 1.-The government
forces having been generally withdrawn from
San Luis Potosi when General Rocha advanced
on Monterey, the revolutionary General Mar
tneZ took the opportunity 10 attack San Luis
With about six hundred cavalry. but after a tight
OF several hours was repulsed by the national
guard and citizens with considerable loss.
Gen. ROCha has dispatched a cavalry force in
pursuit. Both parties AT Monterey are Inactive
The reyolutiOnists i'm the state OF Tamaulipas
having been suppressed, the whole frontier OF
the states OF NuevO- Leon and COahaila Is In
possession OF the government, leaving the insur-
gents without port or single point OF imuart-
snce. The country being practically paciied,
the authorities to-day issued a PROCLAMATION
raising the siege, annulling martial law. abOl-
ishing the passport system, and other military
restrictions which have prevailed for several
months, and restoring civil rule. Colonel Ram
eTezs regiment arrived from Monterey this
morning and will occupy the fOrtiicaiOns, re-
neying the National Guard. which will be dis
banded. General Ceballos is expected soon TO
assume command OF the line of the Rio Grande.
General kOcha, at Monterey, will operate
against the revOlutiORists still in the mountains
Ii IL believed that the commission sent by Gems.
Treyino and Quiroga have made terms with the
government, and that the revolutionary chiefs
will submit TO the authority Of President Jua-
reg or leave the country after disbanding their
followers.
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From Europe To-Day


LONDON, July "a The channel match of the
Royal Victoria Yacht Club. from Hyde ID Cher
bourg and back again, was won by the Guine-
we're.
THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL.
Reliable Information hss been received IN this
city That the Geneva board of arbitration will
not be able 20 close their labors within a shorter
period than three or four months. The tribunal
is still engaged in the discussion Of the question
OF Englands liability TO the United States for
damages arising from the acts OF confederate
cruisers. The English agent pleads that her
Msjestys government did everything that IL
was posi- BILE 10 DO within the limit of the laws
and constitution ID prevent privateers from
leaving the ports OF Great Britain. The debates
are animated but serious, and are confined
closely to the point at issue. The board holds
no session to-day.
THE CHOLERA ABATING IN RUSSIA.
ST. FETERsBUEG, July 4.-AccOunts from
various parts OF Russia show that the chOler /.
scourge is abating its violence throughout tn
Empire, a considerable decrease ia rate o
mortality being reported. The number OF deaths
occurring from this cause in this city during the
past week were 126, in Moscow 81, and in
Odessa 81.
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The College Boat Races.

AMHERST WINS THE UNIVERSITY RACE.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 24.-The Fresh
man race, pulled at 10 O'Clock this morning. was
won by Middleton in Il 90 is, Amherst follow
ing closely.
The University race, which took place az
noon, was one Of the finest ever rOwed Harvard
led until the last half mile, when Amherst made
a magnificent squirt and crossed the line zone and
a halflengths ahead, in the unprecedented time
of 10 minutes and 81 - seconds. Harvard was
second 20 Amherst, Agricultural third. RowiOin
fourth, Williams fifth and Yale sixth. The re-
suits were wholly unexpected, the favoritcs
being beaten in both races.
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n%Nipnespolis is growing. 1t has had thre<
suicides Al o week.

"a MT. Hesvenssnt has been sent to the
Terre Haute lookup. ~ ''s
ga painful rumor comes fromvictoria. Van
couvers Island, that al the white settlers al
nc Iosks OF skeena river, In British Columbia
nave been massacred by the Indians
Many Of the ladies at Narraganseft Pier
consider themselves too fashionable 10 battle.
osnce, ride, walk, or In fact do any earthly
thing bat talk scandal.
SWtlkinson, Who killed his wife with q
cleaver, In Baltimore, on the frst OF NAV, has
been struck with paralysis on the left side,
which 10 slowly affecting the right.
0Ihe demand for opium In the United
Ststet aiafmingiy on the increase. Last year
the statistics OF the exports from SMYRNA show
tbst OF the entire amount 70 Europe and
America, SEQ eco POUNDS, the United States took
2s0 600.
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On Sunday brace Of amateur deyotees. 70.
t0ieine respectively in the names Of " Reddy.
uraee and Young" Lynch, battered each other
u escn others hearts content in Brooklyn, n,
OF fhe peace was experienced, and one man
nss nesriy killed without any attempt 10 spci'
the snort. ~.
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Wfping Out the south Carolina State
IkQhl

CHARLESTON, 3. G.. July 24-Judge willard,
OF the state supreme court, has decided that the
act for the issue 70 the Blue Ridge railroad OF
state scrip receivable for taxes Is undOnstitu-
toral and void. The practical effectot this de-
csion il to wipe out S2,0Oo,OO0 OF the state La
bility created by the action Of the last legisla-
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsEs health has suffered
much from a recent attack of chis at Nara
gsnsett Pier, where he is passing the summer
with his eldest daughter aud her husband.
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INV YORK, July All IL said Bisphop Raw
b;,io y, Sss Jersey, win soon be made Arch
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REsIGNATIoK ACCEPrED.-The President hes
accepted the resignation of Captain William ID.
Fuller, 2lst infantry, to take effect July 221,
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were : 1875 255 35.
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Px.1snRp IN THE Dssrar.-The Los Ans.

PHRIsHRD IN THE DFeIRr.-The Los Ange-
les lCal) Star, Of July Z, gives the folt.ing
particulars Of 9 sad death By thirst and exhaus-
tion; INT. William Kirk, formerly q resideu,
or TINS city, In company with q gentleman
whose name We did not learn, started Z few day
since nom Mountain Springs, with Q view Of
crossing the desert to the Colorado river. 4 Dis
lance Of forty-fve miles. They had but small
Ssnteen OF water WITH them, which was ex-
nausted before reaching their Destination. Mr..
ALk companion. being possessed Of tho greater
s SmoSiance, proceeded Tor the purpose Of allay-
ing MS own thirst and procuring water to ailsy
MI MI Airks thirst likewise; Reaching the river
ana quenching bis thirst, he It once returned
with water for H.. Kirk, whoss body he found
nve miles on, whore he had evidently died from
exhaustion. On the same day the body of a
German was also found on the same road but
between IvaDpeh and the river. He Is supposed
TO have pexished from the same causeD
0Ainnesota b building nine new railroads.
park. scre
ga street railroad has been opened I'm ST
Paul, MINI. '1 ." o.
0County fairs in the West are Offering
premiums on babies.
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THB PRESIDENT and General Porter leave
here to- night for Long Branch, accompanied by
Secretary Fish, who goes TO his country residence
on the Hudson. Secretary Boutwell, goes to
GrOton to- night.
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~Georgia banks close 1t one o'clock during
the summer months.
~A Georgia lady has woven balmoral out of
the hair OF rabbits. :
~The Scott monument In Central Park Is
to be unveiled in August.
@Sweetening one's coffee Is generally the
first stirring event Of the day.
ga Bourbon paper has nominated Voorhees,
and "Brick" Pomeroy for its ticket.
The Chicago BARRIERS say they will do no
"What shall do to be shaved?n
&It ts said that Bishop Southgate vii
p5pbAbly succeed the Rev. DR.. Forbes as Dean
Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary.
0Leap-year parties are still in vogue ont
West, and unattractive bachelors have sdopted
the motto, "Look we're before you leap-yesr.D
INT. Quarter and his daughter were burnt
to death during the couhagration OF their home
at Pine Bluff, Ark, recently.
SThe City Council of Rome, G a., has passed
an ordinance exempting from city taxation, for
ten years, AL machinery propelled by steam or
water power.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN LOUISIANA.
Colonel George W. Carter, OF the Louisiana
Legislature, has had an>interview with the Pre-
sident, to urge measures for the unification of
the republican party in Louisiana. The Presi-
dent is willing to accept the resignation OF his
brOtber-in-law. Collector Casey, whenever the
Louisiana delegation in Congress will unite on
the name of his SUCCESSOR.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Fish leaves for New
York this evening. '''' Senator Wilson is ex-
pected to return to this city from Richmond this
evening. 800 Hon. james r. Wilson, of Iowa.
Is at the Metropolitan hotel. go. Nathan Rice
the Interpreter of our legation in Japan, left
Washington yesterday for his post OF duty.
., ~. Hon. VIM; Loughridge, of Iowa, is at the
The COLLINS DKFALcATIoN. - District At
torney Fisher has entered suit for the United
States against VIM. T. Collins, Carey NJ. White,
Francis McG than, Robert Boyd, Milton M. Ward.
Horatio 4. Maryman, W. III. Slater, and Joseph
F. Brown, for the sum Of s1o0 600 This suit l.
on the bond OF DR.. VIM. I. Collins, late pension
agent in this city.
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Messrs. Castle, Campbell, Karl, and Marl
Smith are reported at Milan.
Amateur sportsnleh are said to mistake
New jersey mosquitoes for small Snipe.
A railroad collision is described as q
"bump of destructiyeness."
General L. p. Alexander has been elected
to the chair of Military Science and MechAn-
les in the University OF Georgia.
a Leayenworth editor sat down in re-
served seat already occupied by hornet.
Lie stands up when sciSsoring bis editorials
now.
AMilwaukiean drank quart Of ice-water
to get cool, and he got so cool that his
friends, not being able to warm him u,i, have
concluded to bury him.
Mr.. Beecher says . Women are not n nov.
city in the world; for six thousand years. at
lowest estimate, they have had pretty con-
siderable share in its doings."
TO whom it may concern: Look not upon
the watermelon when it is red, nor upon
the stewed cherry when it giveth its color
in the cup; at the last it biteth like soft
shell crab, and stingeth like the choiera-
morbus.
A man in Norwich, Conn, was bitten by
q dog: As soon as he recovered from his
fright ne declared he would kill the animal
!" But the dog isn't mad y said the owner.
/" Mad1 shouted the exasperatcd victim.
!" W nut has ne got to be mad about ~
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LIpkAhY GIFT FROM AN ENGLISH LORD
Among the recent donations to the Chicago
Library arc Il number of volumes from Lord
loughton, including his own works and
"'rhe Life and Works OF Keats The irst
volume bears the following Inscription
"This first edition privately printed) of
The PoeillS Of Richard Monckton Mines,
Balon Houghton, part owner of the parishes
of Bawtry, Austcrtield. and Scoresby. in the
county Of Yorkshire, Enghnd--from which
the most eminent OF the Pilgrim Fathers
went forth to make tile New Worlds pre-.
scented to the Chicago New Library with the
deepest sentiments of national kinship and
private regard.
''Fryst0n Hall, Yorkshire, July %, 1872
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OTHER LETTERS RECEIVED FROM TIE "GKEA1
EXPLORER. '--Lettcrs addressed TO the late
President, Mr.. Bates, Admiral Richards, and
Mr.. Horace Waller, have been received
They do not contain any geographical in
formation. They are filled chiefly with coin
paints about the plumber of his stores. Al
I,l>ions are made to geographical facts of
some interest and importance not yet pub
liShed-one of which is that lie had not yet
discovered the outlet to Lake Tansanyika
the other, that the LlmIaba and lis lakes were
very much below the level Of Albert Nyanza.
The letters arc chiefly written from Unyan-
ycmhc in February last Lu:id0n -1ttennur1.
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"IN THE MIDST OF LIFE &c-A CORE
spondent writing from Saratoga, in descrjb,
ing the prominent visitors ut that popular
resort, gives the following description of one
of them: can interesting but rather horri
ble individual, because so doletnl, is gentle.
man with long, pale face, eyes deep set in
his head, Il sepulchral voice. who has the odd
fancy Of wearing II deaths head upon his
shirt front. And this deaths head is con.
tinually opening and shutting its CHASTITY
mouth, which horrible operation is per:
formed by means Of a small sa!rahic battery
which its owner carries in his pocket.
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AuCrror sAIEs-..Tlsls D.
By Wellington Goddirl'
Rea, Estate Agent and Auctionee
CORNER of Eleventh and Bank sire

.ru,HE EXCELLENT AND GD u MS
NIENTLY LOCATED FARM oE -, I, : H9En IN
nPEIi hND FORTY-FOuR Axes h G onHrSTY
: Cool SPRING,- IN HEMRiHE4gn S ar THE
FIVE NILES WEST OF RIClISi0GUn,, Al 2, LIv 1rt
ItrStTiON OF THE wESTHAM, HUA ! ~ r
THE THREF-NOTCHED ROAD, f1i. sa ,,d h,i.s-
tTCTfON,-htthc request OF the WIDOW n ali at
,tIa,y OF the late Samuel A. Mnrien s t, e ,eti
aucfion on the premises, on !, sr &C.
day of August 1872. at O'Clock L. VI, ~ sN SME
sr:,be farm located rs ahoyc c9nt, a1'nEs more
NDIPED AND FORTY-FOUis aChhI ;., nipi IL
or less of which about 100 acres nIe 2pef -inin.
GOOD heart AMI the baiancc In woods on oIiSin
guu , n Tho nIaccis we'll watered, and besides IN
axco,,ant we'll nerr the dwelling there are on
saI inc snriuns The improvements consist Oh u
COM Portable dwelling containing four rooms Will
Wv ,Iiniminp house of two ROOMS. Kitchen Gari''
tb,. Ec. and near the dwelling there Is a nio.-
rate orchard of apples and peaches now III nc
81 tne junction of the two roads InentloHeu aiotc
tcre l. framed tenement, now ana l1f iiiiis -
n,st occlried Is grocery store anu IL - said :"
r an exc, llrnt stand for that business. losSca'''n
given LIST of October. o.,o.. b,,,,ce
0rEHMS: Onc-nfth cash on lstof OctoDcr nt'.,,
,t siY twelve cigli.cen, and twcnty-lour Moh.',S
ti.as' i =. =, : trust ~. ,,rrI W. GODDlN-
c''c' y! ''" Auctonccr.
pS-WllI be sold ut the same Time tne LOVING
iron of corn also about twelve barrels OF olu corn'
POsTPONEMENT.
In consequence Of the rain last evening lie I
.ai" was nGstrOncd TO FRIDAY (this) hfIEh-
MOON s;me hour W. GODDlN, Auctloheef'
MI Ii
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TIE ROMANCE OF TIE TELEGRAPu.--Mr.
Frank Ives Scudamore; the superintendent
of the Government tclcgraphS in Great Bri-
tain. in his recent report becomes quite 70
mantle in his description of the success OF
the system Of employing male and female
operators. sir. Scudamore, after showing
how much the tone Of the men had been
raised Hy the association, and bow well the
women perform the checking OF tault-iindn@
branches of the work, goes on to speak OF
friendships formed between clerks ut either
end of Geographic wire. They begin by
chatting in the intervals Of their work, and
very soon become fast friends. " 1t Is fact, "
continues Mr.. Scudamorc, that Il telegraph
clerk of London, who was engaged ona wire
to Berlin, formed an acquaintance with and
an attachment for Il female clerk who worked
on the slime wire i'm Berlin; that he made II
proposal of marriage 10 her, and That she nc.
crprd him without having seen him. They
were married, and the marriage resulting
from their electric allinitics is supposed to
have turned out as well rs those in which
the senses are more apparently concerned
These young clerks, however, were not very
rush, nor did they marry without due ac-
ullaintance with each other, us many prudent
persons might suppose. for, according TO Mr.
Scudumore, Il clerk at one end OF Wlrt
can readily tell 10y the way i'll which the CLERK
at the other end does his work "whcther he
is passionate OF sulky, cheerful or dull, san
gune or phleymatic, il-mtured on good
naturcd."
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!, ! ,;1sT1os sAIE...r ..eare DAYS.
By Wellington 6 oddiil,
Auctionecr and Real Estaie q gent
-, t,IaueY,f1, md Bank streets.

y.,p1rsrEEg AND COMMISSIONERS
saI,E1o on BnIcK TENEMENT WITH w III
GRAS1TE Eko g eS S TRE so afb sTEsTH
s, rhn IN TIFF CITY OF RICfIhlOND-l,nl
further the decree rec Of sG Dsrct
CS9rL o. te e,iered on the 9th of April 1877. IN
Of V is af sf f Co rs Totly the under.
signed trustees or eoissionsaTs VII the s
anst is1a nj o'clock =. NJ. that
BRICK TENEMENT NTH Gk a.pIa ris ICED
iocated rs above being the one heretofore coh'e1eu
iy r. ". Totty 10 james ". Eddlus. .o,,.
TERMS 0nfo.r cash. SalGnSs az nos
dGad mud f.l retained I'LL all OF the purchase mo
ney is fully paid and Conveyance q5GSrea Wy INC
court W. u. MYERS.
JOHN JOHNS. JR,
Trustees or Commissioners.
9 I'll. forocoiuG- real e tate WAS purchased nc
ale made on the 18th July last by James rlseo;;
and he having failed TO comply WIN ~. os e.
lie n will now be resold ut his risks ana COSTS
I.-tI
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WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO. DC.

TINCH'S golden WEDDING
Il PURE OLD RYE WHIskhf .-,,a.
requires no medical examination or doctor 49,,
cate. Quality speaks for itself. = ch"1-e ~ 49,
offered to the trade III low rates.
WINES AND LIQUORS
4 large assortment 10. sal" hy ,,,xS
l.. COURTNEY JENhiNS,-
WHOLESALE Liquor be2t;sf.
No. lib south Fourteenth street, beio% '''''
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KEAl ESTATE AZ PRIVATE SALE

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, nice FARM,
a thirteen miles from Manchester. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, near OLD
cor,rt-ho,lse IL has new frame dwelling anu All
the necessary out-budingS: halfof the land Is wei,
tlnlbercd ana the balance IN cultivation. ne sou
* ,rnnd and in good heart also, a good peach
and apple orchard The dwelling cost s2.5O1 since
the war. 4 portion ot this land Is low-sronnds.
Price. $500. Terms easy IN,
TWO SMALL. FARMS near Manchester, with
good frame dwellings thereon, Al Low FIGURES ana
liberal terms ..
Manchester improved aud unimprored property
in all sections of the town. Low prices ana nberas
ternls, Apnly 10 MOODY 4 RCYALL.
M 2 Agents.
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r AWsoN's IMPROVED DIAMOND

T AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
- FURNACE.-Theb best furnace ever made. All
cast iron. Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
WARREN RANGE,
First premium, American Institute, ISL Double
Elevated oven. Warming loset, Broiling-llo
Fender-tiuard, Dumping and Shaking Crate, Direct
Draft. Keeps Side Burning
FIREPLACE HEATER.
Self-fceding. Has the largest radatng surface of
any stove In the market.
1t shows the entire fire.
We have secured the agency for the above goods,
which we guarantee iu al casss.
- II z q WILSON & WEST.
an 7-5m No. lat Main street.
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T'ULCHER WHISkEl.

LExiSGToS. VA. July IL s'''
Gtntlemen,-I haze examined carefully u" sPN>'
men of whiskey manufactured by YOU ana s'"'
me for analysis. II Is a very pure ana cA'F'I>'
article free from all foreign matter.
Very respectfully your.
K. s. MCCULLost'
Professor Of Chensu!'
Washington and Lee CpF'i''''
Messrs. FuLcIIER & BOWMAN, Stanton W.