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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POsT.OFFICE JULY 2S.-Miss L.
Brown, 1911 Thirteenth street, Washington,
D. c.; A. S. Andrews 4 Co., city; Mrs
Rachael Smith, Buckingham county, Va.
John Quarles, city; Z. Billease, city; Miss
Il. A. Phillips, North Carolina: Miss l..
Ross; Stephen D. Lietelier, D. D. s., NJ. D
V. s., Henrico county, Va; E. Miller, pre-,
sent; Emanuel Fields, city, Miss Frances
G. Bibb, Louisa Court House, Va; p. Stu
art, 527 Fifth street, city.
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Fire I'm New York.

NEW YoRK, July GA fire occurred last
night in the Twenty-third.S Street and Broad
Way stage stables. 1t originated through
tfle carelessness OF an employe, who took q
light up in the bay-loft. The building was
damaged to the extent Of $59, 900. Insured
for Si5.0 900. The stock was damaged $50, ,000,
and was uninsured. The fourth story was
occupied by the Fifth regiment. and they
sustain loss of about $50. .00o-said to DE
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DELEGATES ELECTED.-The adjourned
meeting of the Republicans of Marshall
Ward was held last night at Jones's school.
house, and William II. Carter and f. &. w
Coleman were elected as the delegates to
the Lynchburg Convention, with William Fl
Lewis and Alexander Parker as alternates
The meeting was largely attended and very
harmonic
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OBSCURE DISEASES, no matter how they origi
nate, and without regard to the sex of the sufferer
are cured without danger or Inconvenience b!
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU, the great Diuretic
which acts specifically upon the Kidneys, Bladder
and auxiliary organs No other preparation pos
sesses the fully developed merits Of Helmbold's
Extract 1t is the Only genuine Buchu, and 1t never
fails. JOHN +. HENRY, New York, Sole Agent.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-On Tuesday for
the South Atlantic States, southeastery
winds, veerlng to southwest, and generally
cloudy weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States, south and
west winds, with partly cloudy followed by
clearing weather.
For New England and New York, falling
barometer, southeast and southwest winds,
high temperature, and local storms.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHURCH Inconsistencies at all the
churches as usual Sunday, except at the
Meade Memorial, where the Rev. Mr.. Shield
officiated at night. No service in Lhe morn
ing.
The pastor of the Cclored Baptist church
baptized a number of converts in the morn
ing, and services were continued all day at
their place Of worship.
The session of the Middle District Baptist
Association, in which the Manchester church
is embraced, commences at Union church,
Amelia county, August 9th. The opening
sermon will be preached by Rev. D. 8. Win
free, of this place.
SUSDAY-ScHooL REpoRTs.-The average at
tendance at the Baptist Sabbath school for
the present month has been 300.
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VIRGINIA HALL To-NIGHT.--ProfeSsor Pha-
razyn, the renowned illusionist, will appear
at Virginia Hall tonight. The Professor has
been performing during the past six weeks
at Fox's Theatre, Philadelphia, to large au-
diences. He will be assisted by Miss Pauline
Pharazyn and the |" Marvel of Mecca" or
the Child Wonder. The aerial suspension
will be introduced each evening, and will
form pleasant part of the evenings enter,
tainment. A number of presents will be
given away. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

HAVE ANALYzED THE WHrSKEY KNOWN
under the brand of ''B SELECT" controlled by
-Mcsssrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia. and find it free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes j. b. MCCAw, nj. D.,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

JURORS FOR HENRIco County CoURT.--Ihe
following is a list of jurors drawn 10 attend
the August term: George W. Cottreli, 1onn
Nj. Daily, B. F. Dickinson, Robert drllnn' y ~
George w. Franklin, j. j. Hampton, q, 4.
Hiltzhimer, Henry e. Jordan, W. M. n.
Merryman, D. B. Dram, Edward Pjeasahts'
R. A. Roper, Joseph Schapers, Johh ointoii'
f. w. Thorne, Henry III. Harden.
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HILL & GoDDIN, 5P. NJ. half mile from Il,

HILL & GODDIN, S P. NJ, half a mile from the
city, on the Meadowbridge road, guano manu-
factory.
RICHARDSON & CO., 0 P. NJ, three building lots
on Fourth north Of Leigh street.
NM LEE, eP. NJ, framed dwelling and lot on
Graham and GiIham streets.
LYME & BROTHER, 81 p. NJ five lots on Graham
and Thornton streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, III A. NJ, at their auction
rooms, household furniture, mirrors, &c.
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c. r. REEs & Co. take the front rank as is con-
ceded by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste Of the most fastidlous public. They
have neglected nothing in their efforts to attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every IA
cility in their longestablished gallery they make
no false pretensions when they claim to furnish
their patrons with the very best photographs at the
lnnro raa.inn
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The Grops i'm Kentnckx-ChoIera, dc

LOUISVILLE, KY., July 2s.-The tobacco
crops in Eastern and Central Kentucky are
favorable. In Western Kentucky the crops
have been damaged by drought. Hemp
looks badly. Fruit greatly damaged by late
frost.
d The cholera has reappeared in Lagrange.
There were two deaths on Saturday and
three on Sunday. Medical assistance has
been called for.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
. ~
ENGLAND.

J I LONDON, July 2S.-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Viscount Enfield, Undsf-Seere-
tary for the Foreign Department, stated, IN
answer to the question whether any possi-
biiity existed that the Carlists would be Te-
.cognIzed as beiligerents, that the Gariists
we're undoubtedly gaining ground, but mat
tiers were not at o state to entltle them 10
sbeIligeTent rights. VS.
Apain.
BAYossH, July 2s. III ma light near Pornpe-
iouis the Carlists were successful, capturisig
two guns and 800 prisoners, 5
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California Stage Robbery.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.--Yesterday the
Colfax and Gross Valley stage was stopped
by four men near Gross Valley, who blew
open Wells, Fargo g. Co.'s treasure-box
and decamped with $4,000. None of the
passengers we're moested.
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Another Railroad Accident

BANGOR, Me-, July 2S.-Two spans Of "a
bridge between Old Town and Milford were
blown away by tornado yesterday. AN
engine and tender with five men were pass
ing over the bridge at the time. The engi-
neer was killed.
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Dead.

RUTLAND. VERMONT, July s2s.---Major Wal
lace Spear, chief engineer Of the Norfolk
Virginia) navy yard, died 10 Ludlow, VIZ,
on Saturday. His funeral will take place
to-day. ". b
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The Turf.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 2s.-Goldsmith's
Maid. American Girl, Lucy, Henry, Lulu.
and Judge Fullerton have been entered ior
the So, 900 race at Hampden Park.
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The STORM I'm Mtssourt.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2s.-There was a ter.
rife storm at Macon, Mo-, Yesterday. The
Masonic Temple and other buildings We're
partially destroyed. Three nen were Killed.
Judge Henry was severely injured.
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Sons oE TEMPERANoE.-.-Adams Division,
Sons of Temperance (colored), of Peters.
burg, paid this city visit yesterday and
united with number of Richmond temper
ance organizations in procession:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

. THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
tai law-useful, serviceable, and cheap. The ad-
,vertiser can I'LL the back Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent.
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

THE NEW POSTAL CARDs-very useful for bust
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail fol
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this Office.
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WHAT THE OLD DOMINION usURANoE Con-
p.ny LOSES BY THE NORFOLK FIRE.-The loss
hv the late Norfolk fire is not so bad as at
first reported. The Old Dominion Insurance
Company, ot this city, will not lose over
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-29

ANDRoSCoGGIN, AUBURN, AND FRUIT-OF-THE
LOOM BLEACHEp COTTON, only shilling per yard
ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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THE DOLLAR STORE has just received a large lot OF
those LADIES' SATCHELs which have been sought
after so eagerly for the last week. DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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A GRoUND-RoG was captured on SUNDAY
morning by Mr.. Charles Hanes In his s' Stable,
near the city. il i31 81 .-.. -.. s.l III
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Cholera I'm Indiana,

INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-There were three
fatal cases of cholera In one family here to.
day. No other fatal cases reported.
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IN LADIES SUITS, LEVY BROTHERS offer some
extra bargains Their stock Is large and prices low
There is no time like the present to get good suit
for little money.
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PERsoHAL.-Dr. John Dove and Judge E.
C. Minor, will leave Richmond to-day tora
visit to Vue de Pau.
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REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-Th The internal reve'
nue. collections yesterday amounted TO Sll'
nTG 80
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NOTARY PUBLIC APPoINTED.--The Cover
nor has appointed A. Z. Lynn notary pub
lie for The county of Prince William.
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SEVENTEEN NEW STYLES OF BELTS received al
LEVY BRoSIIERs', which they are selling remarka.
bly, low. They have such complete assortment
that one cannot but be suited.
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KuKIux Reconmended for Pardon.
w AsHiNaros, July 2S.--The following
kukluY have been recommended FOR paF aon:
FeIixsDoyer, Stephen Spawn, EYans MUS
ply, and William Scruggs.
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PosTAL CARps.--The post-oflce has re.
ceiyed another supply of postal cards--tWo
hundred thousand.
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Murdered bv Burglars.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2s.--Frank Moore, a
wel-known citizen of this place, was muir
dered at O'Clock this morning in his room
in the presence of his wife. The murder is
supposed to have been committed by burg
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FOREIGN TRADE.--The bark Excelsior, six
hundred tons, Captain Bowers, in bailast,
from Philadelphia, was entered at the Gus.
tom-house yesterday to load with tobacco ZOE
Bordeaux.
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LOWER THAN EVER SINCE THE WAR is that lo-a
Utica bleached sheeting which LEVY BROTHERS
are selling ut only soc. a yard.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATS.-P. WEIsIGER
Co. are selling some of their straw goods ut greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had now.
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THE GREAT CLosNG-oUT SALE OF SUMNER
DRESS GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS, is to be conttn-
ued four weeks longer. Dress goods are offered
lower than ever before r....
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You CAN REFRESH YOURSELF By drinking
glass of PIzZINIS soda-water.
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HATS AT REDUCED PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
drens hats can be had al p. WEISIGER & Co.'s fol
75c. worth Ill and Sl.25.
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I POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal cards csn have the printing neatly ana
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing mouse.
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS in endless va
riety at Z. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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LIGHT GAUZE SHIRTS Of all kinds at Z.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Levy BROTHERS NEW ADVERTISEMENT TELLS
our readers thing or two which will be to their
advantage if they will but profit by it. es
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WHAT IS BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER thai
some of that light underwear on sale ut E. B
SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street,
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LINEN COATS and gentlemen's light wear .gene
rally at {. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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You can purchase genuine MEERsCHAUM PIPE
at the low price of ONE DOLLAR at the DOLLAR
STORE corner Ninth and Main streets.
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PEACHES PEACHEsl PIzzINI has some mic
De.lchcs.
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WAMsUTTA COTTON at 19c. yard, New York
Mills bleached cotton at 2oc. yard ut LEVY BRO
rrrr.
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UNDERWEAR a speciality at f. B. SPENCE
Sons, 1900 Main street.
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DAyoL COTTON only 1sc. per yard at Levy
BROTHERS.
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uOt DtUC Cdoo vi ocs
Sabbath evening schools are needed in
various portions Of town and efforts will
doubtless be made to establish them.
PERSONAL ITEMs.-Dr. j. F. Bransford,
late with the United States man-of-war Kan
sas on an exploring expedition to the Mos
quito country, has returned in good health.
f. Morrisett, Esq, left yesterday to attend
the meeting of the Appomattox Baptist
Association, which meets at Pisgab, Prince
Edward county, to-days
Rev. Mr.. Hammond, OF the Meade NE.
mortal church, is recuperating his impaired
health in Charlotte county.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell is rushcatlng near
Drewry's Bluff.
Messrs. g. r. Harding, N. H. Cogbill, and
George A. Gibbs are slowly recovering from
recent attacks.
| ANOTHER ENTERPRIsE.-The Manchester
Cotton Manufacturing Company, having put
In additional improved machinery in their
| jute-Works, are about to commence on an ex-
tended scale the manufacture Of gunny bags.
Property SALE --Messrs. Moody s. Royal
report the sale of square 81, in Marks adoi-
ton, for 81 900 cash to John Crane.
FATAL MIsrAKE.-A little negro child, liv-
ing ON the premises of r. 81. Beazley, Esq,
HILL street and Eleventh avenue, died Sat
urday night after painful illness Of eight
days from the supposed mistake Of its mother
in giving it concentrated lge instead of green
tea. s;t..2v7s--f .2v7s----s
Fnom THE CoUNTY.-C Cheering reports reach
No of She condition of crops in all parts OF
the county: also that fruit and vegetables
-, ol,,,nSont Ono reverend, gentleman In
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estate made betoees the 1st Of
january d1,d soth Of June the tnres for the pre-
dH saIes made betneer the LIST Of July and last
the year the tares have to be paid the seller.
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Movements

Movements of the President.
Long BRANCH, July 28.-The President,
accompanied by Postmaster General sSres-
well, left to-day for Kingston, N. !.
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!. ORASGEs-Go TO PIzzINI's If you wish nice
orange.
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Go TO P1zzIN1's and get some Of those deliciou
pcarS
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aIs.xsIico.

MArAAoRAs, July d. La Tos Publico,
Spanish newspaper here, states that reyo-
luton Is imminent In Eleva Leon. There
are three aspiranss for Governor In that State,
consequently the election will deyolye ON the
Legislature, which will meet id Monterey in
September. So intense is the party hatred
originating in the revolution OF last year,
and revived in the present contesf, that an
outbreak Is regarded as inevitable.
Private advices state that prominent resi-
dents of Monterey are already preparing to
leave that city, to avoid being complicated
in the threatened troubles.
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SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING at E. B. SPENCE
q
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SPECIAL BARGAINS in black and white ground
silk-stripe grenadines at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Fine eating PEARS at PIzzINI'S.

FULL WIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING only a5c. a
yard al LEVY BROTHERS..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Frederfcksburg.
( CONSERVATIVE MEETING OF
(. DEF rG kTEs kC -rrg
Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 2s.-A Con.
servatiye meeting, held here tonight, ap-
pointed as delegates to the State Convention
A. Wellington Wallace and Elliott NJ. Brax-
ton, and DR.. George F. Carmichael and John
j. Mason alternates. The delegates and
alternates are Withers men, and resolutions
expressing decided preference for Withers
for Governor were adopted with unanimity
and great enthusiasm.
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BAGS, GRAIN BAGS.

I We have for HIRE fun supply os CHAM Al 4
ERAGs-ali enttrely new--wEich Hih be anfnisiSptW "
the trade at the Usual Yafea. -, =, ~
Also, FOR SALE q full stock OF GRAIN bAstSss
OF All grades, AZ lowest market priees -, 80
= =, Pi3Wksl al lib a sO...
ivsIs-csaw4w No ~ Fsart sfkcass 8,
EYlFRsDNs DESTROYS Or OBTAINING:
r. pS,siTIofss gAY TEAtsIfERSs In The public
scnaIsSf fhs cnsant4 Wtt aeA3 me nc the CITY 1tsu
eyafS YEINESDAy aaa IA ltsIlAx ost,nssn e ~.
sssSsisa Examination. A cert 9caiea 81
gsauted are reyak ~. ~ ~ assk..sass
4. j, Asss .Te'ss ~ elltcu sass
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July as, is7s.
ARPfvEr gg

FG5sIs4 ARhlNEDs 5s,s,s
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Allen 8 Co.,
agents.
steamer Petersburg, Geogllegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandiSe, W. p. Brett, agent.
steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and rassengers. L. Z; 3 Tatnui. @ v..,.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Fisher, New York,
Iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner NJ. Vance, Ford, Philadelphia, coal,
Powhatan Iron Company.
schooner st. Mary, Steelman, coal, Powhatan Iron
Company.
Schooner Fair Wind, Her,l, SInlthHeld, lumber.
Schooner Richard Hazel, ,----, Boston, Ice, A. q.
BabcOck.
Schooner Tenny and Alice, Walker. Lyons creek,
lumber, Belyin s. Price:
schooner Farmers Return, White, chickahom-
my, lumber, Thomas Pollard
Schooner p. b. Carter, Reed, Norfolk, shingles,
James Gum.
~. SAILED.
Steamer j. g.. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, mer-
chantse, W. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum, agent
MEMORANDA.
Schooners NJ. 4. Byard, Camp, Richmond; Della
Pressy Richmond; |; II. NJ. Somers, Townsend, Yfr-
ginIa ut New York 18th Of July.
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nAILY RECEIVING AND FUR El
DiNING-RooM FURNITURE. Z. z, N5
Low-priced W.ALE n y !, r 7. Ant EiD5,sonns EiD!5,ons
STAINED. and yPHoLSTERED GOODS.
All OF large stock at wbocsalc prices during SUM
uisAs i1ss-.As' .tsA ARTHBR ROONEY,
% \ + =. = = RI Richmond, Va.
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GRAND PIc-N1c.-The annual picnic and
excursion to West Point of Stuart Lodge.
No. 141;I. o. 0. f., will take place next
Monday, and arrangements are being made
to make this the picnic Of the season.
MEETING To-NIaHr.--The jefferson Lite
rary Society meets tonight. Subject for dis
cussion: Was the Execution of Mary Queen
of Scots Justifable?
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seeded ninety bushels Of small grain, and
has fifty acres of corn in cultivation. 5S..

PoLIOE MATTERs.-Po Police-J Justice Chiles
and Justice Edwards were both kept busy
yesterday disposing of cases which had Sc-
cumulated during Saturday night and Sum
flay -
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DisadvanfaSes-Hou
Thcy Destroy Health.

rrrcra The Cincinnati Commercial, 2Ith.]
.,NIrART DISADVANTAGES OF TIRE SEWERAGE
SYSTEM.
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EOR RENT, for term Of one to three
It years, about THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF
that valuable FARM known as Basons Place,
located In the forks of Brook run and Chckah0ipiny
rivcr abont live miles from Richmond. II bears
the reputation Of being one Of the best farms in the
neighborhood. DWELLING, four rooms, snd
n'lensii '' DNN - oN' w II. POLK q CO..
,yosa. No. Tenth street.
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This does not include the Bible class of 35.
Sabbath evening schools are needed in
various portions Of town and efforts will
doubtless be made to establish them.
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EOR RENT, q COMMODlOUS LUr, on
r Canal between Sixth and Seventh streets, with
of,ce and large stable buildings sutablefora team
ster or for q coal and wood or lumber yard Apply
to JAMES JEFFREYS, stone-yar0,
~ 24-8ta Slxtn strecl near Sann-.z-
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..JuL1 ~, 1915
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-09-25
PRESENTATION.

Superintendent Mcguire was the re-
cipient of beautiful gold watch chain .,
a present from the teachers of Kenosb.
county, on the occasion of the exercises
held in the Congregational Church At
Wllmot, at the close of the Annual Tnsti
tute on the 18th. inst ''A
The presentation speech was made in
Myra Strong: - D-'''
Sept. Mcguire: We the teachers Of
Kenosna Co., being aware that Won are No
longer to remain with us, feel as all others
do at parting,-hOw strong are the tics Of
friendship.
The past two years have been a period
of success to the teachers, and prosperity
to the schools. You have labored with
us in all our institutes, advised and cheer
ed US in times of doubt and difficulty
You have travelled over the County IN
winters storm and summers sun. sacri.
icing personal comforts, home pri yileges
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-09-25

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