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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

Personal. The late announcement OF the
annointment of Mr.. Fl. W. Vandegrift to the
Assistant Supcrinteudency of Western rail
road was made upon information contained IN
a letter from New York, which letter stated
that attn the appointment had been published in the
Ra;Irond Recori for DAY. Mr. Fandegrlt has
hear nothing Of it save what he has seen in
the newspapers, but whatever road to which ne
NAV become attached, will secure the services
ola thoroughly accomplished and skituI officer,
and one whose practical experience 10 the man
arement of railroads can be eqaallcd by but Icy
civil engineers 10 the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

7 WANT 4 FARM lIAND-a man with "itn
4 that understands milking Also Il 81 NGL +.
MA that understands trucking. apply At the
Mansion House, Alexandria, or at Nngle@;'s SIN
lion, Acxs Frcd$b'g. X. W. my 9-lw%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

y@s~ There will be- II meeting Of the Sun Fir"
CnuImny at Harmonic Hall, "n Tuesday. May
18Th, al T.. N. A full attend ,ncr l. requested,
n important hrtsinrS, will be laid before the
meeting. luy 1-til ID l.. SHOOT, rrcst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

HAMBURG DROPS and FL 4 NJ b u Il q
IL BREAST TEA just received and for sale by
my JANNEY u co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10
Special Notice.

GENT: EXTRA FINE Doors AND SHOES.
We have Just receiveda fresh supply of Gents
extra fine huud-scwed Boots, Shoes and Slippers
OF every description, which we unhesitatingly
recommend Ia be the very best on sale in the city
apS w. IS w AIDE l ~ hihS 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

RDs.CirK,H NorlcE.-Rev. f. WulrTLE>EY
will preach III the First Presbyterian Church on
SUNDAY next at ! n. m. and p. III. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10
FUR.NISHI-rG GOODS.

NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
TIE WEATHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

CITY HOTEL The City Hotel has been
lately thoroughly reprinted and papered, and
now looks as clean and as nice as possible. A
new first class billiard table has also Just been
added to the billiard saloon attached to the
IouSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10
u S T II Z G Ell V E L
A second very large
AN MY fSnHDo

SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
We arc now able to offer GREAT BAR
GAINS in many kinds of choice goods.
We will not enumerste, but shall take pleas
ure in showing our stock to our friends and the
public gener lily.
my D. F. WILMER co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY As Il sufficient
amount Of stock has been subscribed for i'll the
Alexandria Agricultural Society meeting OF
the corpolators Of that association will, it Is un-
dnrstond, be hcli next week and the orgauiza-
tioa be perfected by the election Of officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-10

SPECIAL Tax STAMPS. Under the new Sys-
tenn Of Internal Revenue Laws now in opera
ton Mr.. f. E. White, the collector Tor this dis,
rict has already granted licenses to sell tntar,
go and cigars to 800 persons and firms and -
icru>r> III sell liquors, issuing for that pnr-
pose the new special tax stamps the SUN re-
al!zrr! from whrl! was over SIX thousand dol
Inv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

New York, August '22.-The weather, al
though cloudy, has the appearance Of chang
ipg. Rain fell all night; wind southwest.
The second company of Menonites from
the Crimea arrived by the Hoisatia yester-
day. They include eight families aud fifty
persons. Like their predecessors they arc
well to do, bringing about 800, 900 in gold
They start to-day for Elkhart, Indiana.
The building on Fourth avenue owned by
A. II. Stewart, erected for hotel for single
and widowed women, where they could live
cheaply, will be dedicated TO other purposes,
it being deemed impossible to establish Il
house such as Mr.. Stewart proposed.
BENJAMIN 3. Herman, chairman of the
merchants committee, is arranging for a
mass meeting to advocate cheaper transporta-
ton between the East and West. He has
informed his associates that nearly five thou
sand prominent firms have sigced the call,
while ulany branches of trade have not yet
been canyassed. Mr.. Herman says he knew
of no issue that had met with such general
appreciation.
The flood in Williamsburg, inundated the
gas-mains, and that part OF Brooklyn is in
darkness. ..
The coroner's jury to-day found John
Lyons guilty of kicking John Mclaughlin
to death, in bar.room OH Monday, but eX-
onerated him from any intention TO- kill.
A civil suit has been commenced against
Carl Voght by relative Of the CheValier de
Bianco, who he is alleged to have murdered,
for the recovery of twelve thousand dollars
worth of property of the murdered man.
Tt is stated in the sherltf's Office to-day
that Comptroller Green has sent word he
was making preparations to pay the judy
mcnts for which the furniture in the Comp
troler's office and other city property were
advertised for sale on Tuesday next
! Customs receipts to-day 1892 900. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
An Attempt to Murder an Ex-Confede'
rate General-Ruisss ON Railroads.

ST. LOUIS, August pam attempt was
made on Wednesday evening to assasslnate
General Joe Shelby, a somewhat celebrated
Confederate General during the war and a
cousin of General Frank. 2. Blair. The
General with two little boys was driving
from his residence to Aullville when az I'M
known party fired into his carriage from the
bushes, woundiug the General in the hip.
An attempt was made on the night OF the
Goth instant to capture the paymaster's car
on the Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad De-
tween Cameron and Kansas City by gang
of men who are thought TO be the same who
robbed the Rock island railroad train some
time since. The engineer saw the men OBJ
structing the track and reversed the engine
and ran back to Cameron.
Another attempt was made wednesday
night to run train of the Atlantic and "a
cilic railroad of the track near Leayenwortb,
but without success. Several shots were
tired at the engineer and i number OF Win
dows in the cars were broken, but the pas.
sengers escaped unframed.
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!, v,at,er rr,,Inf Alcxandrin.

r,er n.y,s PROCEEDINGS OF THE POTOMAC ZAP
as s; f,an TIsr ASSOCIATION ~ IfE&
.srorrcsnondeuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
+ - .AIHxAsDaIA, August 81, 1872
|. The attendance upon this Association thus
morning was not SO large as on yesterday
some of the delegates having LEFT for thelr
homes. and others having gone over 10
Washington sightseeing. =
F.. Al committee Of laymen was raised 10 re-
port at the next meeting on the st''Jec' VI
pastoral support. 49,. ..
Al resolution strongly commencing the
Minister'S Relief Fund was adopted, ana
after earnest remarks by Rev., w. ). Penlck
and Others, contribution for that OBJECT
was taken.
Rev. W. S. Penick then read an excellent
renbrt on State Missions, which elected o
protracted and earnest discussion, particl-
mated in by Rev. w. S. Penick, Rev. w. d.
d. ,Moncure,. Rev!rI. b. Lake, Or. y. a.
HAYNES, Rev. +. j. Willis, Rev. G. Z. Mea'
dor, and T. B. Shepherd. 4 ~ =
iDr. Haynes brought some striking STA
tistics taken from the United States census
Of 1870 to show that the members OF the
churches of this Association are not bali SO
poor as they pretend to be-. lie earnestly
and most effectively protested against longe
pleading poverty as an excuse for not giving :,
and eloquently appealed to the membership
by the love they bear to Jesus to respoml
more literally to the calls of benevolence and
the demands Of the Masters cause.
I On motion of Rev. r. B. Shepherd the
Association earnestly appealed to the
churches to raise tor State missions the CUP
rent year at least fifty cents for each menh
bers -.
The Claims of the Domestic Mission Board
Of the Southern Baptist Convention we've
presented In a. resolution by Rev. j. L. Car
roll. and earnest speeches by the mover and
Rev. George f. Adams.
In the afternoon the Association attended
to various matters of detail, passed the usual
vote of thanks land never were thanks for
cordial hospitality more richly deseryedh
spent O most pleasant season of devotion,
and adjourned with the usual parting hymn
and bandshaking. ~, ..rs...: -"
Tonight, notwithstanding the rain, the
house was filled with 4 most appreclatlve ar-
dience, attracted by the announcement oil a
Sunday. school mass meeting.
Professor Otis Mason, of Columbian Uni
yersity, made an admirable address to Sun.
tiay-school teachers--poiuted, practical, and
stirring, it was full of good things, and made
fine impression. r.
lie was followed by Rev. J. William Jones
in a talk to the children. -...... ...... 49,.
Rev. c.. Ell. Ryland closed with a few most
appropriate parting words. The AleXan-
dria Sunday school interspersed the eXer-
cises with the most delightful singing, and
closed with "Shall We Meet in Heaven 2"
rendered with fine effect. s...t. ...f..
Thus closed one Of the most pleasant
meetings have ever attended. VIAToR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
bloody Tragcdy-A Youth hliied nS
His Drunken Father, &c.

New YORK. August 22.-This morning
Michael Bradewick, while in state OF semi
intoxication, quarrelled with his mother.in,
law. ut 81 Carmine street. His daughter,
fearing he might seriously injure her, called
on her two brothers, one of whom, James
Bludewick, aged nineteen, rushed into the
room and endeavored to take his father away
from the poor woman, whom he was savage
" beating, when the father turned upon bis
son with large knife and stabbed him twice
in the breast. The boy staggered and fell,
but got up again, and succeeded in going to
the second floor, where he fell dead.
Meanwhile bis brother John, aged twen'
ty.two, interfered, and the father made Il
lllnge at him, stabbing him ncarly in the
same place as he did james, but without
woundng him fatally. AT this point the
police rushed in and secured BradeWick, who
was perfectly mad with rage. ;-
The family resided on the fourth floor, and
were cartmen by occupation, They were
almost always quarrelling. Bradewick had
been drinking hard for some days, and at the
sration-house protested to know nothing of
the bloody deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

LAYING THE CONVERSIONS OF THE NEW COUNT"
TsreciaI telegram to the Dispateh]
DASv1LLe, VA, August 22.--Ihe corner.
stone Of the new corporation court house e' OF
Danyille was laid here to-day with grand
and imposing ceremonies. There was
grand procession, composed as follows: lug
Mayor and Town Council, officers Of the d''-
ferent courts, members of the bar 'h car
riaces. the Danyille Grays and OanVile
Blues, Odd.Fellows, Knights of Pythlas, ana
the members of Roman Eagle and Morotock
Masonic Lodges. The entire procession,
preceded by n band of music, paraded the
principal streets, and then proceeded to the
courthouse, where the cornerstone was lald
by the officers and members Of the
Masonic fraternity. The address was
delivered by Rev. S. S. Lambeth, OF
Main-Street Methodist church. The rever'
end gentleman acquitted himself hand-
somely. The address was pronounced oy all
who heard it par excellence. After the au-
dress the crowd left the courthouse, the Oil
ferent Orders marching to their respective
halls.
The corporation courthouse wlilibe q
magnificent structure, Of which OanVii'e
may well be proud. Thpt the officers OF the
town are already proud of it was proven
this evening by the bright and happy smiles
that peryaded the entire faces Of Mayor Cole
and all the members of the Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
Disturbance in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, August 22.-Adyices from
Perry county state that after the constabls's
posse, who were endeavoring to arrest Nor
ris and his party for their attack upon Mat
thews and the supervisors court, had dis
persed, Morris with crowd of about thirty
men entered Perryville aud took possession
of the courthouse, swearing they would
kill forty men for the killing of Trice. ..
Supervisor Holmes and Price, in fear oil
personal violence, left the town, and are now
in this city to lay the facts before the Gov
ernor. They declare it unsafe for them to
return without protection. 1t is understood
that Adjuant-G General Bishop will leave for
the scene Of disturbance to-day. ~
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Aaosner Fatal Railroad Cos..sso's'
!, anronsfs Alleged CaFeiessnes st.stts;


Crsc,ssAru, August 'a2.-A collision ,ss,s
occurred on the Marietta ana Sln naans,a.
rnilroad, between freight ana pss's ,,,esa.
| traiu. By which three tra in.nanus sths
FILLED. The watch Of the ehgine W nv sLs
freight train was fifteen minutes s.oM..sa a. W
engineer and conductor hed, out Jug Sonuu s.
nmt tnrthe enciueer. The passenger coaches
were untracked but the passengers escaped
| injury. - :, ~.
the engineer aud conductor for murder.
ruE DISASTER coNFIRMED- ADDITIONAL DE-;
saa@ y Z TAILS. % t@s}t = = 4
.CrNctNNATI,l August 22.-Passengers BY
the west-b bound train on the Marietta ana
Cincinnati railroad, which did not arrive
here till 1:4O this morning. bring, IN tne
main, contirmatory accounts of the coiilsio!l
| near Montgomery station, With some addl-
tional particulars. rss' ~saa ult.. Z, t{H.IrL
The accommodation train left Montgomery,
station on time, but the freight train boup %
| from Chillicothe to this city was oenlnu. ~
| is said the conductors watch was niCeen !.
minutes slow, and in addition II IS intiLnateu
that the engineer, with whom ne nag SOME
hard words at Lowell, had SAID ne wouia get
him into difficulty before he got. 10 Clncih,
natl. at any rate, the freight train started
Tout. and the two trains met on a curve.
Both engines reared up and stood almost
erect, the baggage.cars following. The pas
senger-coaches remained on the track, but
theIshock to the passengers was terrible: =
| Charles Rother was on the engine OF the
passenger train with his father, the nglneer;;
and was crushed between the .fre-oox ana
the'tender. The father escaped without &C..
rious bodily injury, but he was 50 moved
by the excitement Of the disaster that he LETT
the; wreck with disordered mind. A brake.
man and the baggage master were crushed
to death while at the brakes. Walter Rhodes,
tho express messenger, received injuries from
which he died after reaching the Cincinnati
depot this morning; making four deaths in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
A Case Of Cruel Treatment.

PHILADELPHIA, August %. Josephine
Rowland and her daughter Baptista bad
further hearing to-day on the Charge OF
cruelty treating Mary Rowland. Mary was was
present, although faint, weak, and in SUI
emacated condition, and testified as 10 hef
treatment The clething worn when she
was rescued was exhibited, and was IN per,
feet shreds, and SO filthy that the oIleihal
color could not be designated.
The festimors showed wretched treat
ment. In default Of $1,000 bail the prison
ers were committed for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EuSlaHus
LONDON, August 22.---The Times calls
attention to an advertisement ina New FORK
paper of the firm Of Wright, Robinson q
Steele, who offer systematic turf investments
in connection with the English turf, and
warns the public that these so-cailed pel'lhg
agents are swindlers. a.iB...
a rumor is current in the city this morn.
ING TINT an attempt had been made 10 re.
Lease the Bank OF England forgers, Austin
Bidwell and confederatcS, from Newgate, by
corrupting one of the prison officials, and
that the keeper who had been timpered
with is now under arrest. If this be true
the details of the affair have been carefully
suppressed by the authorities. 1j- ( /;
The freighting steamer Singapore, for
Shanghae, has been wrecked in the Red Sea.
| Her captain and officers and some of her
crew are lost. Thirty-six who gained the
land are prisoners of the natives.
Spain.
MADRID, August 22.-The Cortes have
authorized the prosecution by the tribunals
of justice of nine Deputies who have been
arrested for participating in the communist
| and captonal Instructions.
| Intelligence has reached this city that on
the 18th instant an unsuccessful attempt was
made upon the life Of Don Alphonso, the
brother of Don Carlos The w0uId-be assas.
sin, whose motive is not stated, was taken
and executed. f.
Advices from the north which the Coy
erDment deem trustworthy report that the
Carlst troops are discouraged and insubor.
dfhate. 90 it
France.
PARIS, August 22.--Prince Napoleon has
been elected president of the Coupcil-G General
of Corsica by a majority OF thirty votes. In
accepting the position he delivered an id.
dress to the Council recommending that its
proceedings be confined to matters Of de.
plrtmental interest. ~ IS.
81 Germany. d.. t's. 81
Loaooa, August 22.-The London H6ur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
FUEI OF hICHlHN-NIV' -fO"0"1 - ~
ARRIVED,

-.
ARRIVED.
schooner Annie. johnson, philadelphia. coal
Schooner Morning Light, Bowen, fhllaueiphla.
Schooner f. j. Pickup. Bowen; Philadelphia;
Schooner Laura, Robinson, City Point, to loac
coal, Storrs i co. ."a f..'. 4. sN "a
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
ci,aldise and passengers. l.: b: Tatnlp. agent o..
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen L Co.. agents.
steumer State Of Mary land, Baltimore, merchan
chandise. ". z. Brett. agent ,..-.. .,.
schooner Eugie, Corsay, Washington, granite
Curtis Parker
Schooner James Bradley. Bradley. Philadelphia
granite, Curtis l. Parker.
coal. Curtis & Parker. .t
schooner Dick Williams, Corse, Baltimore, .tc
Schooner r. ". Bondle, Hogan, Norfolk, truck
barrels, Currie & Go. ~ f-"'' 5'9'T
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Ellen Holgate Golding. Philadelphia
August FL. -
Brig Leonard Meyers, Hicks, New I DIX, Auehs
Schooner Harriet Brewster, sqalrcs, New York
Schooner c. F. Eaton, Radford, Liverpool, July
schooner Ceres. Socken, Liverpool, sailed Au
gust 5th ,.-,, ,,,,.,.,,,,,. a.,
schooner Two NIarys. Philadelphia, 18th. g.
Ba. k Maggie V. Hugg. Baltimore. l2ih
Brig Albion, Smith, Liverpool. June 81.
Schooner Agnes kepller Mullen, Philadelphia
August 10th. w.,
Schooners William Magec and \. l.. Massey
Philadelphia, august 18TH. 81. p,
MEMORANDA. 80
Schooner st. Mary. from Richmond, arrived a
Philadelphia August IL .-.-..,,..
The following arrived ut New York August 20:
Schooners L. II. b. Brown, Solneis y. l. Hous
man, Ryder: kale Lawson. Lawson; Harry bore
JnlIS Cornell: sarah Jane. Par ks: G. w. Alcoft
French: ). j. Vaughan. Vaughan; Ii. II: loyt
Higgins: j n. johnson. RosG-iul from Virginia
Srhuomcr Edwin Christupherscn. from Rich;
mputi, arrived ut LiverpoolAug Il. .>
NOTICE TO MARINERS, ..
4 lighthouse and whistle are TO be erected or
South Head, Block Island. The Mist !etoe sailed
from New London on Saturda! last with workmer
and materials for building.
BY TELEGRAPH.
SEw YORK, August 23.-Arrived, steamer City Of
Havana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

Especial telegram 10 tHe DlslJdlCH'J
PLAINS, Va, August 22.-An atfray tooh
place at the Loudoun camp-meeting yeSler
day evening between Littieton Byrne ano
Henry Finch. Byrne attempted to horse
whip Finch and Finch drew knife anc
gave him several dangerous if not filta
wounds. Later difficulty also took place
between Hatcher and Conrad. Hatcher
knocked Conrad down and severely beat
him with stick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
"A Suspended Catholic Priest Sues HIS
Bishop for Damages.

! CHICAGO, August 22.-Jobn Murray Ryan,
a suspended priest of the Catholic Church,
who has for some time been practicing medl-
cine in this city, commenced suit in the Cir
cult Court Yesterday against Right Reverend
Thomas Freely, bishop Of the diocese, lay
ing damages at $50, 900. The claim is based
on the allegation that the bishop in suspend
Ing him acted dcspotically and irregularly,
and not in accordance with the canons OF
church, ~. 5..u,....... ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
Rniiroad-Man Killed.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.l
GREESBR!ER WHITE SuLHHUR SPRINGS
August 22.-Richard Spheres, brakeman or
the way freight train between White Sulphur
and Hinton,tel from the train this morning in
Big Bend tunnel, and WIS instantly killed by
the train. His remains will be taken to his
fathers to-day, who lives near Ronceverte,
for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, August 29.-Cotton steady; sales 0
2,7oo bates ut 2.@.itc. Flour inactive and un'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
Execution Day in Maryland.

BALTIMORE, August 22.-Two eXecu-
tions-both negroes-occurred in Maryland
to-day. at few minutes past Z O'Clock this
morning Levin Palmer, aged thirty-tive
years, was executed at Towsonton, Balti-
more county, for rape, and at Baltimore city,
shortly after 10 O'Clock, James West. aged
tweDty-three, was executed for murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

NEW YORK. August "A comparative cotton
statement of The net receipts to all Cnlt.d States
be 1851 same week last year, 3,s7i bales tolai 20
date, 35s 1851 bales; to same date las: year, e7coaso
tales Exports for the week, 1924 bales saihe
week last year. ,lGA Isles; total exports TO uat,
eSo5. CO., bales to same date last year. lo22.s43
haics Stock at all United states nors, lI3.so9
bales last year. sa2.s bales; At al Interior aomnS'
1s QUO bales last year, p2s 900 bales American at9at
for reat Britain, $4,000 bales; last year, 10000 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23
One Thousand Dollars Reward.

CHICAGO. August 22.-The Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company has offered re-
ward of $1,000 for the arrest OF conductor
Bean, who was in charge of the freight train
which coided with the passenger train on
that roud few days ago, with such terrible
results. #...N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

IuITAroas AND THEIR SCHEMES come to grief
at last only original discoveries, like thai OF Dr.
HELMBoLp, stand the test Of time. HELMBoLD's
BUcHU, which Is the only extract Of that wonder
full shrub that realizes It's full virtues, Is stu relied
upon to cure kidney complaint, female disorders,
impotency. gravel, the effects Of dissipation anu
all troubles of the urinary orgaps 10 elther sex.
This steadily successful medicine IS recommended
nv nhysicians. Beware of counterfcits. JOHN F.
HENRY, New York. sole agent ..f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-23

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR FIVE DOLLARS
Theiway to do this. isto invest IS in the Masonic
Gift Concert, to come off at Norfolk in October
You stand as good aictiance as any one. Somebody
withdraw 1t, and why not you ?!'For particulars
see advertisement in another column In this paper
every other day.. Tickets for sale at z: "EIsiGER
q "a g bat-store, 1901 Main street. Orders from
tha nountry solicited. IL : .tAfE& Z rs