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Ayers Oathartic Pills,

an excellent purga-
s.! 81: |: ::
S Much serious sick
ness and suffering is prevented by their timely
hand for their protection and relief, when re-
quirea. Long experience has proved them to
be the safest. surest and best OF all the Pills
occasio aal use, the blood is purified, the cor
rurtions OF the eystem expelled, obstruotiops
removed. and the whole machinery of life re-
stored to its healthy, activity. Internal OF
bs Fs and
into action. Thus incipient dlseaseis changed
into health, the value Of which change, wien
reckoned on the vast multitudes vino enjoy it,
can hardly be computed. The sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves
their virtues unimpaired for any length Of
time, 40 that they are ever fresh, and per-
mild, and operate without disturbance 10 the
constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given OH the wrapper to
Zach box, how to use them as Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which the g
| Pills rapidly cure:
| For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, LIstIess-
ness. Lnnguor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should be.taken moderately to stimulate the
stomach, and restore its healthy tone and
| action.
For Liver ComplnInt and its various
symptoms, Bilious Headache, Sick Head
| nch6. Jnundico or Green Sickness. Dil-
| ious ColIc and Bilious Fevers, they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct
| the diseased action or remove the obstruc-
| tions which cause it.
For Dysentery or Dlnrrhan, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
| For Itheumatisnl, Goat, Gravel, PaIpi-
| tntion OF the Heart, Pain in tho Side,
Back and Lofns, they should be continuous
ly taken, as required, to change tho diseased
action OF the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
| Fol Dropsy and Dropsicnl Syvellings,
they should be taken in largo and frequent
doses to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression. q large dose should be
taken, as it produces tho desired effect by
sympathy.
AS Dinner PHI. take one or two Pills to
promote digestion ard relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stoma ch
and bowels, restores the appetite and inyigo-
rates the system. Hence it ia often adYan-
| tageous where no serious arrangement ex-
lists. One who feels tolerabIv we'll, often finds
that doee Of these Pills make him feel deci-
dedly better, from their cleansing and reno
vating effect on the digestive apparatus.
| PREPARED Be
DR.. j. O. Aver & Co., Practical Chemists
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. A.
| FOE SALE DY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
| May rs tTtm14
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Water Notice.

A LII persons usinE city water are hereby
ordinance in relation to the using OF water
will be strictly and rigidly enforced All per-
sons leaving their hydrants or water spouts
running will be iincd as provided by ordinance.
By order OF the Mayor. CllAS. BARNUM,
Dec 81 City Clerk.
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public for building
his
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OF Of NJ
Jan
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Dogs.

RY terms Of Ordinance, a special tax of
tho city limits. This must be paid and collar
and badge procured on or before tho 18TH Of
March. All dogs found running at tlarge with
out such collar after that date will be i'm
pounded. CHAS. BARHUM,
Feb % City Clerk.
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To-Day.
TI'HE Qnecn's Delight" is the popular
L Blood Medicine for removing all Skin
Diseases and Purifying the System, atrengtli-
enins aud renewing tho wasted powers of
the body, giving tone to the diseased organs
1t is the medicine of tho day For sale at
Feb 2I iEtNIFSH'S DRUG store.
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Pacific duano 0ompany's
CAPITAL 81 200. .000.)
SOLUBLE P ACI.FI0 GUAKO,

NHHIs GUANO is now so we'll known in all
L the Southern States for it's remarkable
effects eB IN agency for increasing the pro-
ducts Of labor, as not TO require special re-
commentator from us. It's use for seven
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence. The large fixed capital
invested by the company In this trade affords
the surest guarantee Of the continued excel
lence Of this Guano.
The supplies put into market this season
are. ss heretofore, prepared under the per.
sonal superint endenoe Of DR.. st. Julian Rave.
mel, Chemist Of the Company, at Charleston
9. O.; hence planters may rest assured that
its quality and composition sre precisely the
same as that heretofore sold.
j. N. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. @.
JOHN g. REESE co.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMs-$48 cash; $5S Time, withoutinterest.
To accommodate planters they can order
now and have until the hrst of April to do.
eide as to whether they will take at time or
cash price. When delivered from the factory
blythe ar load, no drayage will be charged.
NOV ~ 8mo
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&4 &4k$ TRAINS . run = q dail1. =
Sundays excepted, connecting With Night
trains on South Carolina Railroad up and
Charlotte. Colu :nbia and Augusta and vii.
mington. Columbia and Augusta Railroads.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fe-
yer. Chill Fever. Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious
Fever, &C., and, inc eed, all the affac-
tions which arise from malarious,
marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
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New Mackerel,

Building Lot for Sale.
SUITABLE for the erection of TWO or m ore
y: Houses. Located corner OF Lumber and
Bull streets. Measures 108 feet each way.
Terms cash. Apply At this Ofhco.
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To-Day,

DEWAKE of tho March winds and the
ID clustering, inclement weather Of to-day.
1t produces Colds. Coughs, Sore Throat. A
snro protection will bo found in Stanley's
Cough Syrup. 1t cures all affections OF the
I.nuEa and Throat. To be had only at
Feb25; HEINITSU'S Drug Store.
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Halls! Nails!! Nails!!!
NIFTY kegs frst quality NAILS, assorted
u sizes. just received and for sale low by
Feb IL JOHN AGNEW SON.
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8. STRAUS & BRO,

Sanders House.
1NHIS HOUSE, situated at Ninety-Si1,
Il Greenville and Columbia Railroad, has
been thoroughly renovated and refurnished.
they will be furnished with accommodations
second to none in the State, at reasonable
rates. SANDERS & BRO.
JAMS PrGrfietors.
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NO one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities OF
the American people than a
sure and safe cure for Fever and
fAgue. Such we arc now ena-
bled to offer, with q perfect GER
ta,nty that it will eradicate tho
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Richmond and Danville Railrcsd.
6&R Eg6ag7 CONDEMNED TINE.

after Sunday, Decs csmber "a, 1872:
GOING NORTH.
STATIONS. NALL ExpRres.
Leave Greensboro. -. 200 A. N. IL 10 A. N.
Leave DanViile.. ...... 4.40 A. n. 1852 p. n.
Leave 6nrkvlue....:.. 9.44 A. n. 6.SG Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. .1245 P. Ii. $50 pm.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Richmond....... 1.5OP.M, 6.10A.N.
Leave Burkyille........ 5.12 P. N. 828A. n.
Leave Danville 1000 P. n. 12.b7P. n.
Arrive ut Greensboro. rs A. II. $50 P. NJ
Trains leaving Richmond at 1.50 P. NJ, and
at $40 A. NJ, connect at Greensboro with
trains on North Carolina Division, for ali
points South. Passengers leaving Hicbn ond
train for all points East OF Greensboro. Pas.
senger train leaving Raleigh at GAO P. H..
connects at Greensboro with Eorthe,p D. hour d
Mail train, arriving in Richmond At IL IS p,
II. JOHN r. MACMURDO. -
General Freight and Ticket gent,
T. II. r. JALcQT. Engineer and Gen. Eup't.
NORTH CAROLINA DlVIEION.
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NHHIS being our last week previous to re-
Il moval, we will sell our ENTIRE STOCK
regardless OF cost. All persons in need. Of
anything in our line should by all means en-
brace this opportunity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24
Wilmington and Western n n
TIVE TABLE.
FALL AND WINTER RARRAN0ENlRNTs

Commencing Oct lst
IIsa1s Is hnnhStcu 10 ~ IA. and s. 3 IA
L1S.He L.. y Lesnl1SeeinoeES lS . -. = IN aud SO H.
arrive AZ WILMINGTON S. A m ana ~ :, -
As,ly9 ATs,ly9 q Ian nbeFg .l2 ~ g. m. AMI ktnr, N
"a S0NN 50 n CIlONS-r Trans leaving Wilmins5.11A ~
~ ~ n Eith train leaving Philadelpbia ~ Z ~ -
Trains leaving Wilmington at Si n M cor ~ : N
VIC ttAln isavlng PRlladelD hia at 20 m
train tor PhiladalphiA al 10 m W' VIA
Iran arriving AZ Wilmington AZ ? al vv,,L -
for Philadelphia At 1 OO . m ~ WIN uAla
Der lst. Aiter Oct0-
sep2b ~ UONAkLL. SuPt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24

Sahleet 10 dslays ihcideat to freight bullhess.
This ua4n will step to q Q aP passengers OnIy II
stations named bat viii leave P-sSonFOfs ~ ahy
opPing place. sxeeOt Hars's cOFns 2, Stata Read
kodasy. AFmstroaa . ana DapOnt,
THIS trAin all be Withdrawn WksnsVsF thein.
tefe e OF the Company rsqairss it.
1ha passenger Ger hsFetofara attaehe1 10 Nhs
Returning rTaia leaNinG uaFtinaton at 20 y. ~
will Be discontinued on the above date,
The fteaght fTaia vita PGSsens ~ Gar attat had
eAEins uAfTiAat0a - 70 2. ~. will make an
ssSs. .isiS. R.R.KINEEY. sapT
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WILMINGTON AND kEAUIWG 4
64ARUW


On and amer saRdAV. Jane "a, isyS.
Passenger rrAlns viii run a. follov,.
IRAINs hE4VE SoUrHwARD. - 81
MAINS NIt: N. RI. 8,
Leave Reading At S .0S 4, N
hIrdsborO' 5a5 y,
COatesVillO, g3s 6lo s
ehAdlsRd OS0 iii
ART Al Mlm'gt0n, II ~ s11 ~
IRAIAs LEAVB NORFHwaRp.
TRAINS Nos.
An Pm p
I've MnmingtOa 6D 3tN
Chaddis Ford . $50 SS
Arr At Blrd6oro'. s3 s9 10
Reading. 10 ~ IN
CONNECTIONS
N Al wilmington. With trains to philaisInhia and
Baltimore. and With Delaware RAiiroai trSins go
No. and naka direct e0n aeerions Wilh fe-ios "a
aud from " ashinstOn. u 4 - -
At Cha1isfor1, trims Nos. T. 2 Sand for Phil.
leiPh1a Nos. and With trains for Ph ;lsdHiTbis
IFalns Nos. ], and With trains fur porf 6en.sit
Al CoatesNi le. all trains connect with tTains To-
philadelphia aud Harrisburg. Trains NSs 9a1S
male d1rset eonnoctOn With trains 10 and frsr,
PhilAdelphiA. N H"@
AT BlrdsbOfO', trains and connect aor,hvs,l
and southWard VITA IhilaiolphiA ana Resiin-
nAlirosd. aud and With so1thW ward bound trSiRs
Train Ne eOhnsets With train from Philaaelokfsf
e. ST0LL
------------ HaaofAl Suporintandant
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL ARRANaKMHMr.

On ana amer MONDAY, Sem Kth
8. tSuhdsyS oxeOpted.J Trans ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24

IN0 THE PUBLIC.
l. The MhmingtOn and ReadinR RaSlroad Or
RAAy have e1mpletel arranE emenn 70 carry Nonet
raeke9es and Express Matter 70 ami iron al points
on the line OF their rOad and West ChOsfnF
Also. TO all points an the PhilAaalphiS 4 and Real
ing and CataNtSsA Railroads. including Roa,linE
AnentOWn. Colambia. Harrisburg. LaneasteP, Dowr
IngtoWn, MahOnsy City. Mt Carmel, NorrIstoWn.
Pott3Tille, &c. -
for tSrther tntOrm.tion apply At tia Depot, cor
ner OF Front and Madison streets Wilmingfon
Express matter sent 20 RrAnklin FUioErSSh v'as "a
No, est Third street or 20 their DspOt Froat
and Madison. or orders leff with Mem 81 A SssI
delivering aGsnts will rsesivs prOmpt attention.
ap6-H a@nT Suu't ". kHRR1o
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Al, me Mixed Train will run subject to dsIays insio
tions whore time is giVen 'p SeAS ~ stA-
NEW eASfLE FRAINS. y COS
ct 40. 80 AN. and 6.z5 r. NJ TesTs wiIlaa wHiIlaa
GaatIs SS IL a. N" at l.2' aal 80 P. 81. Sr New
Sunday Train-Leave Wi,mirr,o, r., -
ue' ~ a: ~. New Castle for Mllmin9too ( JoiS -
.Aa;,,.S SMf kNA BRANCH TKAISS '''VA ''A
aoumiuOhsIt m TO those abOE e. cave Smyrn = foe
ton II 81 a. m, and 785 D. n Ieays TiattOi Ot VI AZ
S; @ stO E. IN. and 2yO 3. n to maze son nsc
s"n,s s''h Hainsto and ire Dover. AID stStion,
=. CONERCTIONa
AZ aOnsHsENDi Il WIN the heat UouEty and o.,
Rsiisoddt ha6 Jun With the Maryland and Dolav,rs
AtIa,AEEEiNGIoN. Ia,.i With Ihs uneticn and Br..t
Rsii4a. fRShAI9KD With the Dorchester and Dslsv,,.
At DELAAR. with the Eastern Sh,,,. n.,,..
ana "tcOmlcO aud rOcOmok . KaiiF@S1 '''-iil0aa
u. y. KENNEY. Suvt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24
DAILApELPHlA. WILMINGTON 4 RALfT
I hOkk kAILkOAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

o. al Sllsr WEDNESDAY, 0aisbar lStA, lsJl,
= RaaaAEos oar viii Aa at;aeAs1 to the tFeiRAt
gfl1 laaViAg PAllAielRAla sho ,. -. be- VII
tAe llsia Uul sssp ~ Slatlant - gollou6. WAsA
AaAalla4s 0fAyis torrS. Ia y. -, Las asaFotla sS9
ani Cha.tsF, ~ , 9s kamohin. As ,. a; IhaF-
a. q y. q. liza Sso4 S~N =. n JlaS1e16 leAl
- 6uefstia, ta.tSp u. arftUe Nllo lngton, 1o.So
lNlt aRNNHYs eaDS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24

l0aTo as ionova'
uORFHWAEB.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-24
Philadelphla. Wilmington and Bal.
umor0 RailFoad.
DELAWARE DlVIsToW.

IMPORTANT NoTICE-In addition 70 the rsvu.
4 lar Market Trains aOw running. An EXTRA
klddf IRA IN, SUNDAYS excepted. With Pas-
ssnger Car attached. will run between Wilmiag-
ton and HARRINGTON On and After Monday SaDtam-
: LssVins 9ilniagsOA at an A, M.mi saoptlhS
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rho "ssraight.shoot" Convention.
This convention meets this afternoon at
the rooms of the Chamber OF. Commerce,
crer tho First National Bank. See notice.
Ths " sssatght.sh " railroad is one Of the
most important ever authorized BY the
state. Il 10 an Indispensable part OF the
great so,ahwestern railroad, sia Lynchburg
and Abingdon. Without the extension OF
chat road to the capital Of Virginia 1t Is IN
complete, and cannot secure to the State the
great advantages anticipated when It was
nrst Incorporated from Lynchburg to the
Tennessee line. Everybody In virginia
then believed that it was to be continued
from Lynehburg to Richmond. Nobody
dreamed of any other terminus for tt. TO
Richrnond It must be extended. The in
terests Of Virginia demand It. sla.~- T. 80
.iWs trust that the convention Will put IN
operation a plan for the speedy consunn1ia-
ton Of this railroad schen,e2-of great act
Or justice to the State, and q great measure
Tor the, inauguration Of bel. commerce "a r. ana
the defence Of her local welfare: - 9,,3:a~
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The following letter from the late Chief
yustica: written twenty.three years ago, has
just been published: 20 " 81 ,
"WAsHneroN, August 20, 1s5o.-MyD Dear
FRIEND Your prompt publication. Of my my
speech was very grateful,to my feelings. !
d., sure its doctrines are right, and and there
fore Democratic; and whatever others may
do. shall abide by them. / would rather
dle politically, and physically. too, than
abandon the cause Of justice and freedom.
II am sorry the Democratic press Of Ohio
bas not been liberal enough to publish en-
tacss from nv remarks. But perhaps they
win do so hereafter. What slavery il Is to
be so bound to party and SO. afraid of Hun
kerism as not to dare give currency to iacts
and known TO DC 81 true ana and
almost of any agel
- Yours most cordially, S.P. CHASE"
This letter has forcible application to
many of the affairs Of this day. a-.s
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GRIEVANCES OF THE GRANGEs.-Senator
Window is receiving, as chairman of the
Senate Select Committee on Transportation,
a;number OF favorable responses from State
oranges in answer to bis request that they
would prepare statements of grievances
which they suffer from railroads, and 1t is
likely that representatives Of several of the
States will appear before the committee at
It's meeting in the fall Washington telegram
Baltimore Sun. p .'.- 81.
ylThese oranges will compel Congress to
complete the James River canal. No other
power can. New England and her Radical
friends will Of course opposed
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GENERAL BUTLER AND THE SALARY GRAB.
For some months past General Butler has
been promising defence of the salary bill,
and now we are assured that it will shortly
begin to appear as a serial in the Charles
town (Mas!.) Chronicle. Mr.. james Red
path, the publisher, says he has seven
columns in type, but contents himself fss
the present with giving an abstract column
and half long. General Buffers defence,
according to Mr.. Redpith's abstract, is in the
form of letter addressed to a constituent,
and is an elaborate historical and legal pre-
sentation of the whole subject. ara. ,;....
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The Virginia Convention. ].

q X0S VlxkQ&shS NVAsOaAs&eAA~ - ~ sc
We refer the reader 70 cur fnli reports or
he proceedIngs OF the vlrginia Convention
w6so6 mex yesterday Ia Ills city to non''
nsts DE esass Conservative ticket Tor me
appr6sshsns election. ~" ~. :,
ii van be- sesa thas General sAnss I.
Ksxrrs, Of she county Of Madison, receaved
the nonssns.,sa for Go7ernor--a nosnsna-
ton that win, we are sure, meet the general
apprcoasscs 81 ths people Of Virginia. ne
VIII BE- sustained With ths greatest erthusi-
asra ana Wal Be trIu.nphautly elected. We
publish . hosrapa,eai sketch OF aenes@
KxSrRa IN smother column. 81 ;.i',5.
HIS nomination wns cssried over 1thae of
sscnera, wnzHas, whose numerous friends
were most warmly and ..hlhfany devoted 70
the hero Of thes, choice. aud be twas every
WAY worthy q their attachment The de-
fsated demeaned themselves IN their hour Of
defeat Id . manner worthy, 81 the Patriot
they sustained, and worthy OF Virginians.
They koess their candidate, but they nailed
nndeslhim who was successful with tne
,ruessts bYssRs srd devotion TO the Common
wealth. The nomination, Of General i K y 6
Pss was made unanimous amidst shouts Of
ios thastoad with u ha. viger snd unaoimifs
the eonscYvstiye force win be brought down
upon he mot.sed and destructive party q
the Repnbkeans, ao,3j .,sTp,~ ~dt I'd iisi.
There IL no possible danger to the cause o'
the satssEgenee and civilization OF the State
but ap al TIE spirit Of the Convention
leaves Mile room TO fear that, But we 'ap
neal TO oh to go homo and 80 70 work, anc
not restunsil the'victory Il won! We should
win by'tweuty thousand votes. <l''' ,- .s5
Tie remaining nominations Will be made "a, i
aud The phsform adopted to-day. = ~ao;,
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JUDGE BoND ON VIRGINIA RADIoALs.--
Judge Bond, United Suites Circuit Judge for
the Csroinas. FirginiaS, and Maryland, Is OF
Congress Hall. Cape May. He states that
the Lewis faction in Virginia has become
unpopular by giving So. 900 worth of offices
to that senator's relatives; thinks North
Carolina destined to be the most prosperous
southern, State and believes that the Re.
publicans, will carry Maryland and send
CresweIl to the Senate.--.Cape May CorTe-
spoadence Ner York Herald. ...lr..l -aa.
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more OF our time and room than we are VIZ y
ing to devote to the subject we viii say
however, in brief, that we wotitd hos oyso',
and have not objected, I'd Che use oi "aaa
rasher. as an eauisaient FOR awopld have
rather. but for g would rather. so your
argument Is wasted upon us. Read the
August 10. Of The GALAXY, and you viii tino
cha. your argument had been used snd an:
.W1g,ered before your article was written. !,
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MEETINGS.
M p 5sTRAIGHT.SHOOT CONVEN.

rsv'H E STRAIGHT.SHOOT CONVEN-
, il TIoN.-This Convention VIII meet THIS
AFTERNOONYa at ~ O'Clock, OVER the First Ma
tional Bank, In the rooms of the Chamber OF Com
inerce The following are the names Of the s2rg9,
AND LYNUHBUHG RAILROAD COMPANY y:
Thomas ". mcCance, james Lyons; Franklin
stearns, Joseph K. Anderson, Ii. Coulter CabeIi,
Isaacs. Parker Campbell, Willis J: Dance, William
II. burwelks W. A. Perkins, Moss Mllhiser.
Thomas Bondurant, A;C. Garneit, ". Il. Perkins,
George .. Saunders, Wilson HiN, Lloyd }. Beau
Feyton. Wise, John 4. Meredith, George Baugh-
D.Irying, Robert Hubf0rd, William N. Perkins,
L. D. Jones, edward g. Brown, Blair Burwell, W.
Tucker burlington. p. G. Warwick. w. H. HaXali,
Albert Ordway, William Pope Dabney. William
Royal, Henry Brazsal, George Barksdale. George
j. Hundiey, John W. Wake, 7. J. Kirkpatrick,
George Palmer, Blake WoodsOn. T. r. Fitzpatrick,
Wyatt III. Elliott. j. II. Noble Thomas II. Wynne,
r. Q. 8 Ferguson, James Il. Pace, William j. Bart
lett, and w. w. Forbes
These corporators are delegates to the Conven-
tlon, according TO understanding. ... ... ~
Delegates have been appointed by counties on
the line Of the proposed road and also, believe,
by Rockbridge county. au tilt !
Two THE MEMBERS OF THE ALERT
l. FIRE DEPARTMENT.-You are ordered to
meet at your engine-house THIS EVENING at
O'Clock to pay the last tribute Of respect to de-
ceased member, A. 4. LITHGOT.
BY order Of Commander A. A. WAUGH.
au Tits Fl. r., GARY, Secretary. !.
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MTraEnKx NOzECEs.ss

TYEAI1OUARTER COMPANY De
NiRsT FasfMENT VIRGINIA Y0huEsM
TEERs, kIcHMOyD, Auguststl. 1sla-1sirnTnMEM W
GRXYS,-Assesftie THIS aIBursGayl .s,s ss,1e
sopsdriil. EyeTg member mast bc present Gs We w
viii he dealt with as the law directs by oFac' u
captain eAhhiS'GEo GEORGE ". .EAvEs, Dr..
an s-lt* st~s = 0rueliy eelgran. -
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aMUsRMEMTS..

CWEET RINGS, MONROE @ 4
- rotTyTY. WEST VIRGINIA. :. The GA s
Srst GRhN1 rAGCY-DRESS BALL ASp,ega&.
supPER OF 5,he sexsen st. this ae lgN Eanky.
Inonst 10th, H73 GEORGE MctsOSEhaN,.
ian f-Steod y ouPS - --At----
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THE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND @Yy@
/ ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 8, saJH&s
will attend Il stated conyocation of their SINcN
street, THIS Thursday EVENING, August J, A. A,
ID. 1878. A. L. 5S73, X. A. NJ. 2403 at CLOCK. Az
Royal Arch Slasons are cordially inVite1 20 De pr
sent. Candidates Will please.be punctuai. BY order
u an ny; lit IT, E GEORGE F. KEEsEE, Secretary.
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SIDNEY COLLEGE.

The next session of this seminary of learning VIII
commence on THURSDAY, September = 1879:
conntv vs.. within q few hundred yards of Union
Theoloncal Seminary, and seven miles from Farm
Vile the nearest depot Of the Atlantic Mississippi
and ohio railroad. The locality of the college Is
most healthy, and the community around dlstln-
euished for Intelligence and piety. ...-
There .is no gramnar or preparatory school con-
uected with the college 1t retains the curriculum,
aud the great aim of Its teachers Is to SECURE
toroughness in the training and instruction Of their
pipils, and thus to prepare them tor professional
studies or the active duties Of life. AS -. 49,
The ordinary expenses of student, exclusive Of
the of clothing, travelling, and books from
&225 to S275 y year. ...- -.e ., 10. .
For catalogue and further information apply to
l-1 REV. j. N. z. ATkINSON,
} fl President Hampden Sidney College,
/ r. 2l-1m Prince Edward county, Va.
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