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New York Items.

NEW YORK, August LA train ON the
Flushing and soutbside road struck car
riage containing gentleman with his wife
and child. The husband was killed and the
wife and child were seriously hurt.
/ Isidor Konkel, while drunk, struck his
wife IN the stomach, killing her instantly.
A special revenue inspector while search
ing a Spanish brig from Havana for SNUG
gled goods found a lot of choice tobacco,
cigars, oil-cloth, snuff, brandy, gin, aud rum
concealed Under the coal used for ballast.
The Hoboken Savings Bank has suspend
ed. Deficit, $55,0U0. The bank holds one
and Il quarter millions bonds and mortgages.
Two steamers Of the Pacific Mail Com
pany have been seized for $4,000 taxes
due the city and county of New York. d
1t is stated that Dick Connolly, the ring
contractor, who fed when the suits began,
has purchased valuable property in Dublin
The coroner's jury found Caspar Schultz
guilty of killing his wife because she would
not gCt his suDDer, ~ :. .r...r ..n..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DissATIsFACEt0Na aN THE RADICAL
RANKS.

THE LATE SECRETARY OF THE REPUBLi-
GAN STATE GENITAL COMMITTEE WILL
! OPPOSE HUGHES AND COMPANY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
/; SALEM, Va, August /, 1S73.-The dlssat-
isfaction in the ranks of the Radical party
with the nominations. made on Wednesday
night is no longer suppressed. -.. !,
| General Wickham and John Amber
Smith left Lynchburg yesterday morning in
great disgust, not having fully determined
upon their course. '+2 #1E#5
! Last night came here on the train with
John w. Woltz, the late secretary of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, and found
him to be convinced that his party had made a
nomination that is not only injudicious in
the extreme, but one that is almost sure to
lbe beaten. Woltz AYERS that the success
Iof Hughes was obtained by combination
of Federal ofice-hOlders, in, defiance of the
wishes of the Republican masses. and that
the manner Of the nomination as manifested
by the determination to crush and destroy
all who disagreed with their policy, against
which he warned them at and before the
Convention, together with their violation
of pledges, will make it impossible TO
unite them under the banner of Hughes,
Ramsdell, and FultZ. As to himself, as
happen TO know, efforts were made to con-
ciliate him before the adjournment of the
Convention, and if he had chosen to make
fight he could no doubt have been reelected
secretary. He was, however, warmly in
favor of Colonel Popham for that position.
also gather from conversation with Mr..
Woitz that he honestly believes that, in
view Of the facts above stated, and others of
which he is in possession, the interests of
the Republican party will be best promoted
and the wishes of the people obtain utter
ance by Il defeat of the present Republican
ticket. He is therefore prepared to assist in
the defeat, and will probably take the stump
against it. No man of prominence in the
party IN Virginia has cham pioned the cause
Of the negroes more warmly and earnestly
than John w. Wotz. His defence of a
poor negro in Charlottesville, in which
he offered to lay down bis life, his unaided
but successful efforts in behalf of Beckey,
when he was denied Office on account of his
color, and the estimation in which he is held
by the negroes Of Virginia wherever he is
known, as well as bis knowledge of the in
side history Of the late Convention, will make
him formidable adversary of the present
Radical ticket. lam impressed with the be-
lief that he is thoroughly honest and earnest,
and that efforts to dissuade or buy him off
will be as unsuccessful hereafter as hereto
fore
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England.
Cuba.

Key WEST, August 1.-Advices from
Havana to the 29th ultmo state that the
Government has obtained important docu-
ments revealing claudestine operations Of
the Carlists in Cuba, and eliminating Qui-
iano, agent for the Transatlantic Steamship
Company, and legal agent for several wealthy
merchants Of Havana.
Other persons are implicated and are under
surveillance, and number Of prominent
parties have been arrested. In searching the
house of Quijano 100000 in gold was
found, which, it is said, was collected to send
to England to further the Carlist cause.
Several engagements have taken place re-
Gently near Puerto Principe with the insur-
gents.
The town of Yareyal was attacked re-
Gently by three hundred Cubans, and after
fighting several hours they were repuised.
They set fire to several houses. +.
The Tribune calls upon the Government
to embargo the property Of the CarIist con-
spirators in Havana. .~.. ,s
The commissioner sent to the insurgents
has returned after an interview with Ces-
pedes, who firmly refused to enter into any
negotiations. -
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For, For same s month Of 1872 thirteen were is.

WI "uiiC LuoutH Ot 1917 tuiEtGeQ were Is
sued. 1--WE to white couples. .s.@ - 1zs--tl
The ExcURsIoH.-Doc't forget the eycur.
sion Of Stuart Lodge, No. 14l, I. 0. o. F..
TO west Point Monday. Preparations have
been made to make this the festival of the
period.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
This company is breaking ground for new
carpenter shop, and contemplate erecting
suitable buildings for the accommodation of
their increased passenger and freight traffic.
CLUB ORGANrzAT1oN.-A meeting OF citi-
zens favorable to the organization of work
ing Conservative club was held Thursday
night in the room adjoining Vests saloon.
James A. Gentry was called to the chair,
and NJ. A. Coghill appointed secretary. A
number of gentlemen from all sections of the
town enrolled themselves as members of the
Club, which was christened the " wide
awake Conservative Club" and the follow.
ing officers elected James A. Gentry, pre-
sident; John II. Abbott and NJ. A. Coghill,
vlce-presidents James W. Craig, secretary I;
w. Il. West, treasurer; and working com
mittee of twenty was appointed. The Ches-
ter nominees were indorsed, and the Club
promises to give good account of itself.
A meeting will be held at the same place
next Thursday night, when all Interested
Will doubtless attend. '' ~ .5'''
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MuIe-Thieves Threatened with Lynch

ST. LOUIS, August 1.--Peter Kessler and
his son August, who were arrested here a
few days ago for stealing mules in Galloway
county and taken TO Fulton, the county y-seat,
for trial, had narrow escape from ynchDg
on Wednesday night. They arrived at Full
ton on Wednesday, and were examined and
committed to Jail. About 2 O'Clock on the
following morning some sixty mounted men,
well armed, rode into town with the avowed
purpose of hanging old Kessler; but the
city marshal, being advised of their inten-
tion, concealed the prisoners in the woods,
and yesterday took them to Jefferson City
for Salckeeping.
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The Cholera.

CARMEL, ILL.,, August 1.-The cholera is
fearful here. Fourteen deaths have occur
red within week.
JoNEsBoRo', Tenn, August 1.---Fourteen
cases of cholera reported within the past
twenty-four hours. The citizens are panic
stricken.
COLUMBUS, Ono, August 1.--Another
cholera-death has occurred in the ,peniten-
tiury
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WASHINGTON, August 1.-For the East
Gulf and South Atlantic States falling ba-
rometer, high temperature, southwesterly
winds, cloudy weather and occasional coast
rains in the former.
For the Middle States, southwesterly and
northwesteriy winds, partly cloudy weather
with local storms near the coast.
For New England, rising barometer,
slightly cooler and cloudy weather, with oc-
CasiOnal rains. - 80
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F1RT.-The alarm of fire turned in 2
o'clock this morning from Box No. 25, at the
corner OF Seventh and Canal streets, was
caused by the burning of the old stone
house situated at the corner of Eighth street
ana the head Of the basin. The building
mas since the war been used as a junk-store,
ana Is at present occupied as such by Mr..
benswangcr. 1t was noticed that spectators
Kept at respectful distance from the burn.
ing house, as 1t was said that it contained d
number of old shells aud muskets. We did
not learn the amount of loss.
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PERsoSAL.-Rcv. W. h. Hatcher, of Pc
tersb,lrg, was iD the city Yesterday morning.
Governor Walker and party will probably
return TO the city to-day or Monday.
Judge Guigon, vino has been on visit to
Vuc de I'Eau, is expected to return this
evening.
SUPERINTENDENT Binford, of the public
schools Of Richmond, and Professor II. FL.
Harris, of Richmond College, leave the city
20 dav 10 attend the sessions of the National
Education Association 1T Eimra, n. I.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-Grant has re-
turned to Long Branch. . Fl s2<.ffs
/. Inc secretary of the Navy has also gone
there. ~ ss,s. = ,.ts.Y ,el,
commodore Reynolds will act as secretary
during Robeson's wanderfngs. -
The debt statement shows decrease during
the month of 1870, 900. 80
Coin in the Treasury, $4,000, 600; cur
rency, over 100000. Ii,
] Governor Sam. Bard has secured tue Gov.
eminent patronage for his paper, tue Atlanta
NeW Era, which resumes publication in Sep
tember. /.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

DEEDS AND TRANsFERs.-Forty deeds of
bargain, sale, trust, &c, were recorded in
the county clerks office during the past
month. Among them were the following
transfers of property in and near town:
J. V. Terry and wife to L. A. Morrisett,
lot in Buck Hill, S119.62; same to b. II.
Morrisett, lot in Buck Hill, $2lS.63: NJ. l..
Adams and wife to r. NJ. Cheatham, lot
22x1O0, Marks addition, $3.50; Mary Brooks
to Isaac Kuhn, % feet Hull street near Four
teenth avenue, S264; Archer Dyer and wife
to Sarah Cotton, lot in Swansboro'; A. C..
Atkisson to Charles Turner, lot on Hull
street and Second avenue, $400; j. l.. Brad
lev and wife to William Randolph, lot in
Buffers plan, $119.S0; T. M. Logan to
Isaac Kuhn, lot on Stockton street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth G. w. Brooks
to A. D. Shotwell; John Young and wife
to Jonathan Disney, lot 4S feet on Four
teepth avenue, west, S505; c. c. McRae and
wife and 5. III. Pulliam to John Hunter, 2 lots
in Marks addition, 1921; Mary Brooks to
w. Branch, 45 feet on Jefferson street,
s237.25: II. G.. Cnbell and wife to NJ. l..
Jarvis. i2O feet on Tenth avenue. S5G1; b.
T. Edwards and wife to Richard Baker, 15S
feet on Sixth avenue, 81 600.
DEATH OF AN UNFORTUNATE MAN. w iiiah
Z. Snead, one of the carriers for this paper
in Manchester. died at his residence on Fifth
avenue, Thursday night, of paralysis. His
life had been one Of misfortune. At an early
age he was thrown from a wagon and his leg
broken; he was next attacked with small
pox and narrowly escaped, after almost COM
pletely losing his eye-sight; his right hand
was next crushed ut the cotton-mills, and DIS
left while railroading, and both rendered
almost useless; three times he was brought
to deaths door by violent diseases, and
finally stricken with paralysis, from which
he died. He was esteemed for many good
qualities, was member of Christian Temple
OF Honor and Temperance, and leaves n wife
and three children. .~
DEATH OF A PROMISING, YOUNG MAN.
George A. Gibbs, eldest son of A. Cary
Gibbs, Esq, and one of the most promising
Young men of the town, died Thursday
night of typhoid pneumonia. The deceased
had lust entered upon his twenty-second
wear, and gave bright promise Of q life of
Great usefulness. He was an employe Of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and member
of Manchester Council, Friends of Tenn
perance. ->.sS- - s'.. -
MArnyxoNAL.-The clerk of the County
Court issued twelve licenses to marry last
mouth, dive Of which were to White parties.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO WEST Po1sr.-
Messrs. r. 7. Adams and s. r. Perdue,
committee Of arrangements, announce this
morning that the first grand moonlight ex-
c,rsion of the season will take place this
evening. A special train to accommodate the
eNcursionists will leave the city for West
Point at half:past & o'clock, accompanied by
McCann's fine band of music The COM
mittee having charge OF the affair have com
peted all arrangements, and the excursion
will doubtless be success in every respect.
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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 by
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, the great Diureac,
which acts specifically upon the hidneys, Bidder,
and auxiliary organs. No other preparation pos
sesses the fully developed merits Of Helmbold's
Extract II is the only genuine Buchu, and 1t never
fails, JOHN f. HENRY, New York, Sole Agent.
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SPECIAL COURT OF ApPEALS-FRIDAY.-
The iuiio wing cases were disposed of:
Petersburg Railroad Company Is. Bur-
to... Judgment of the Circuit Court of
Petersburg affirmed, Judge Mclaughlin de-
livering opinion.
FAINT Us. bowman. Decree of the Circuit
Court OF FauQuier reversed in part, Judge
WirgGcId delivering opinion.
Mckenzie Is. Potomac Ferry Company.
Judgment of the Circuit Court of Alexan-
III affirmed, Judge Mclaughlin delivering
opinion.
The court during its session OF three weeks
has disposed oftwcuty cases.
Adjourned until December I'd.
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Proposed immigration Of Mennonises.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-The Mennonite
delegates from the southern part of Prussia,
after a trip over the Northern Pacific rail-
road, favor settlement on that line. They
number 1000, and propose emigration from
their homes to avoid military service, which
their tenets forbid.
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cry AINSHorsh.--Thc number OF per
sons tccsNed al tie city aiInshouse during
tt!r mVnth ui july were: White males, ! :;
white i'nalc>, 1: White children, 3; coloIed
mHn-, Il: co!orch females. ): colored chill
d'"n, 3-totai. 81. Discharged White males,
); white females, (; whit" children, ); CO.
lor"d males. Z; colored females, total q.
Died: White males, >; white females. /;
roIorrd male. ! :; coIorcd females, 2-total,
10. Total number Of inmates 10 datc, POI
h,l month, 1893; increase Tor the month, 2.
E@'ion> issued TO outdoor poor during the
month: Corn meal, lis bushels aud pounds.
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Fata, Result of Conjugal InfeIicity.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA tragedy oc-
Cured here this morning which resulted in
the death of a couple who had been but two
months married, but who, owing to the
husbands jealousy, had lived unhappiy to-
gether. The wife was killed with a razor,
and the husband was afterwards found dead
from taking corrosive subiimate.
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Large Sale OF Tobacco.

Especial telegram to the DispatchI
BosToN, Va, August 1.-Seventy-two
thousand, five hundred and ninety-six
pounds of tobacco We're sold at this place
to-day, all at satisfactory prices. The par
ties went home rejoicing.
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ANOTHER SAMPLE-ME MERCHANT IN TROUBLE
Henry Xix. arrested as samplc-merchant,
was before Justice White yesterday, charged
With selling, or offering to sell, goods by
sample without license. The case was
continued until this morning, and the ac-
cuscd haIlcu for his appearance.
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POLICE CouRT-Justice White prestding.-
John Mabey, charged with being drunk and
disortcrly on the premises OF Mrs. Amos,
was fucd s..
Wilson Boiler was sent to Jail for thirty
days for threatening the life of bis wife.
William Howard was tiued 50 for creating
disturbance.
Mary Booker, Layinia James, and Fishle
MuXticld were tiued ST each for using lnde'
cent language towards Mary Scott.
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SUDDEN DEAyu.-Icsterdav morning a
'ugu named John Cox, who WAS serving
~, lr>, GHr IL The chdin-ganG, While ut work
on Ih,rd between Clay and Leigh streets,
"n~ >i!"~'ruck. He MAS 1T once taken back
io llr rtr jail. and competent medical aiu
~tn"mpuc6. His cI>c was hopeless one
h"v.ry"r; for hc died il few minutes. At
o'clcrk last lIigh' an uquc>t was held o. el
lh'' hody, and The jury decided that he died
cl Congestion Of the lungs
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Fire i'm Boston.

BosroN. August 1.-The building Of the
National Dock and Warehouse Company, on
Lewis street, East Boston, was burned last
night. A large quantity of jute, hemp,
gunny-bags, sugar, and sallpctrc was de-
stroyed. Loss, $4,000.
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PROBABLE FArAL ACcIDENr.-A serious
accident occurred Near Clover Hill pits,
"n tar Clover Hill railroad, on Tuesday.
Tie manager. Mr. James Coghiil, with tic
aJ ot hi> hands employed on tie road. were
Muylng IIrgr WuteI-tank Tom II station on
III" road 10 4 station near that place. and III
unloading III" tank from the car IL was on, ii
tell and caught one ul hi, bands, L coiorcd
man named Grandson Woodbridge, and
mashed him Very much in the abdomen.
IT, trittrndcu was called in to see the
wo, 3It there Is not much hope OF his re-
ruNtrN.
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EISfiaM5.

Sr. LOUIS, August 1.-Tom Allen, the
pusiist, publishes card saying tnat Il
Charley Gallagher desires to nght nim, ~ s
has been stated, he will! give him cnance ~
two weeks from his meeting WIFI McCoois
for any amount he choose3-trom sow ana
upwards.
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I HAVE AyALYZEp THE WHISKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of ''B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. DLAIn u Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find 1t free from fusil oil and other
Impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. b. McCAW' M. u,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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USMAlLABlE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RlcnuoSD Posr-OFFlCE AUGUST l.-Miss Zip
porah Mehebacher, 3O5 Broad street, city !;
Merchant" city; Miss Lou Brown, city
A.. &. Woodbridge. city; James Dunlop,
city; Miss NJ. Jane Night, box No. ID.
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Ey<AwAY AcCIpENT.-Ic c>tcrday afternoon
The nuIsr attached TO Il buggy in which Mr..
;aid Mrs. Augustine were riding took fright
"N BROAD near Eighth street 1T the shifting
'h-iuc, and ran away. Mr. Augustine was
thrown ont and bad hi arm broken, and
".,> otherwise bruised. Mrs. Augustine WIS
NOT hur. The horse WAS STOPPED after lic
Ind gone about square.
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THE ATTUCKs GUARD will celebrate their
second anniversary on Monday by target
practice and dinner ut Sunnyside Park,
on the Grove road sss, ~ .E ~
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STRANGERS VISITING RICHMOND, and all who
arc Interested In buying Low-PRICEp HATS, will
find at r. WErSIGER & Co.'S, corner Of Twelfth
aud Main streets, some great bargains In STRAW
HATS. -H.s ..
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Railroad Collision.

PoueHEEpsrE. N. T., August Ia freight
train aud the Saratoga train, which left New
York ut 8 o'clock this morning, colided near
Tarrytown. Several passengers were in
iured. No names reported.
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Sale of United States Property-Raii-
road SOmDleted.

New ORLEANS, August 1.-1be Marine
Hospital OH Common street, which cost the
Government half million dollars, has been
sold for $4,000.
The railroad from Marshall to Dallas has
been completed Q90 milcs)to Shreveport.
There were barbecues and other festivities
i'm honor of the event.
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EXCURSION TO AMELIA CONTROVERSIAL
excursion train leaves the Danyie Depot to-
morrow morning at O'Clock for Amelia
Courthouse and intermediate stations.
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Reward fOr rAsSassins-Death-S
COmrnutCSi.

MEMPHIS, August 1.-The Governor has
offered a reward of 800 for the arrest and
conviction of the assi,ssus of Frank Moore.
He has also commuted the death-sentence
of Early Eason to Imprisonment for life.
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SHIFTING STATISTICS. The following YES
81, cnterc0 and c!curd this port during the
month Of July: Entered: 80 side-wheei>,
"o,l'" tons burden, ,oiG men; - propel.
Icr., l.,'79 tons, $40 men; 6srlJoncrs, liz
tons, - men; ! brig, So tons, 8 men; l
tn h, ''i3 tons. 10 men. Cleared: So sidc-
Mhtc>, D,l1O tons, 100 men; 10 propel-
i"iA, i2.''3 tons, 3iG men; 1 schooner, i20
IONS, Is men: | sIOop. - tons. 3 mon.
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Murderers Executed.

BALTIMORE, August 1.-Nicholas and Hol-
lahan, the convicted murderers OF Mrs.
Lampey, were hanged to-day. ..,+.
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REES & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FIRST-cLASS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction
We have never seen bad picture from their GAL
lery. We recommend our readers to their cstab-
lish,nent Main between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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EXCURSION TO AMELIA CorkTHousE.-Parties
going of on the excursion up the Danville railroad
should provide themselves atSpENCE SONS with
linen Lusier.
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ENTERED AND CLEAKED.-- Entered at the
ru>loIn-hou>e yesterday British bark Rose
bi|, 900 tons, Captain Wilcox, from Liver
pool with salt and general merchandise.
Cleared, German brig Johann. Captain
DeNrics, for Bahia, with -four and lard.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN nH Sdies Of r.nl ESTATE made beUeen the 1st NJ
January d1ld 3oth Qf June the tares for the pre-
nN sales nude betloeen he Id of Juiv md hsf
IF The year the taaes hare to be paid bIthe seller.
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CREsrLINE, August Twenty employees
of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad have been arrested, charged with
stealing from trains. A large amount of
property was found in their houses.
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YOU can purchase genuine MEERsCIiAuM PIPE
ut the low price Of ONE DOLLAR ut the DOLLAR
STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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A.. \. ALLEN & BROTHER are now selling their
present stock of hats, caps &C.. at great discount
to make room for their fall supply.
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PROFESSOR PHARAzYS continues to attract
large audiences at Virginia Hall. This after
noon there viii be grand family matinee
at 2a O'Clock. Tonight will close bis en-
gageneut in this city.
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Now is THE TINE TO BUY FRUIT-JARs and CANS,
and the place to buy them is GEORGE KLEIN 5, 6l2
Broad street.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS made to order,
and perfect fit guaranteed or no sale, by E. B..
SPENCE s. SON.
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Obituary.

PORTLAND, Me, August l.-George A.
Brown, naval paymaster here, IS dead aged
tWentY-uine.