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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

VIRGINIA Belle SOCIETY. The following
is q summary cf the work done by the Fir-
giuia Bible Society, as reported TO the Board
of Managers at the last monthly meeting.
This report includes part of the past Two
months work:
Auxiliary bible societies visited on bible
business, 26; number OF anniversary bible
meetings held, 10; new bible societies or.
ganized, 13; number of sermons preached,
76; number of letters written, 214; official
documents distributed, over $4,000; num-
ber of miles travelled, $3.50: families visited,
1858, comprising over 5000 individuals !;
families destitute of the bible, 142; families
supplied, 81 destitute individuals supplied,
50; number of books sold, I'll; number
douated by colporters. 11G.
Tie following Sabbath.schools were sup
Piled: Epi>copalians, 6, with 1SS volumes ;
Baptist, ., with 10 volumes; Methodist, 2, with
IS volumes Presbyterian, 2. with As vol
umes; colored Baptist, l, with 81 volumes
colored PRESBYTERIAN, l, with IA volumes
colored Union, l, with 100 volumes; Union
Sabbath school, ], with II volumes. One hun
dred and three volumes have been furnished
10 destitute individuals from the depository.
Total number Of volumes donated. 1886; is.
sues from the depository, 2,110. Total re-
cepts from sales and collections, S57I.S3.
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A Suggestion Concerning the Capitol Square
E To the Editors of the Dispatch, "A num-
her of new benches have recently been put
along the main avenues in the Capitol Square,
and there are now q hundred or two CONF
Portable seats in this beautiful park. The
Square is resorted to every afternoon by hun
dreds Of ladies and gentlemen and children,
and there is only one thing lacking now to
make the place perfectly comfortable. re-
aspectfuiIy suggest that one ofthe city sprink-
lers be carried up to the Square every after
noon and tbe avenues sprinkled sufficiently
to lay the dusf. In the afternoon there is
nearly always southerly breeze, and with.
out the dust (which is generally blown 10
the faces of every visitor to the square) tue
place would be delightful. The watering
carts can accomplish this much desired end.
The cost will be triding. A suFrEsER.
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Police COURT, SATURDAY-Just'ce j. j.
White presiding.-James Morton and Benja-
min Smithers were fined 81 each for fast
driving.
Russell Duggins, arraigned for allowing q
vicious dog to run at large and bite Willis
Harvey, was ordered to kill the brute.
Thomas King and Jeremiah Haley, suspi-
cious characters, were required to give surety
for ten days. King was bailed and Haley
committed.
Lucy Harris (negro), guilty of stealing a
lot of clothing from Grace Fisher, was sent
to Jail for sixty days.
Annie Walker, drunken vagrant, was
committed for thirty days.
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MANCHEs,rER NEWs.

MEETING OF THE ClrY CouaGII. Present:
&C. McRae, Esq, president, and Messrs.
a. Z. Bradley, James D. Craig. II. A. Eu.
bank, e. B. Howle, William, j. Jones. j. nc,
Meles, w. L. Moody, e. Morrisette, j. Rob
ert ferdue, William g. Tay lor, and Richard
Is. Whitehead.
The election Of City Attorney. Engineer,
and Scayenger were deferred until report OF
special committee on salaries IS received.
The bond. Of, Joseph b. Walden, City Au-
ditor and Clerk Of the City Council, for
5000, was given and approved.
A communicatiou from Nessrs. Kirkpat-
rick d Co., of Manchester Cedar Works
company, 10 relation to rent, was referred
10 Finance Committee.
The Committee on Water were Instructed
to have all necessary repairs put on canal
and dam. 81
@. G. McRae, Esq, president Of the Coun-
Gil. was granted leave OF absence on account
OF Ill health, and james ID. Craig, Esq,
elected president pro tenn.
The president annoanced the following
Standing committees
On Finance :: Messrs. Taylor, Craig, Per.
due. and Morrissette. The president was
afterwards added by unanimous vote OF the
Council.
Ordinances: Messrs. Craig, Morrissette,
BradIey, Jones, and Perdue.
+. Streets Messrs. Perdue, Whitehead,
Craig, Moody, and Eubank. ),
Water-Porer Messrs. Moody, Taylor,
Whitehead, Bradley, aud Moles.
FIRE Department Me>srs. Whitehead,
Moody, Howle, Jones, and Moles.
Cemetery: Messrs. Morrissette, Taylor,
Craig, Jones, and Bradley.
Light: Messrs. Jones, Moles, and Eu-
bank.
Health: Messrs. Bradley, Howle, and
Morrissette. ~
Public Buildings and Lands: Messrs. Eu.
bunk, Whitehead, and Howle.
Reserroir and Hydronts: Messrs. Howle,
Moody, and Perdue.
Market: Messrs. Moles, Taylor, and Eu.
bank. r. ).
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
On Salaries: Messrs. Taylor, Craig, Eu-
bank, Moody, and Whitehead.
TO Eramine auditors Books: Messrs.
Taylor, Whitehead, Howle, and Bradley.
On Rules:. Messrs. Craig, Jones, Perdue,
and Moody I','.t.
A number Of mimportaut communica-
tions, resolutions, &C., were laid over until
organization of committees.
The Council adjourned at Ills, to meet
next Friday.
PERsoNAL.-Mayor Chiles, A. Carter At.
kissop, Esq, Commemorative attorney, and
Hon. Socrates Brooks, Of the Virginia Legis-
lature, left Saturday evening on brief trip
to Cobb's Island and the Capes.
Justice James A. Gentry will preside at
the Police Court. during the absence of the
Mayor.
In the death of Mrs. Martha A. Archer
Manchester loses lady Of the olden time
one loved and venerated by all who knew
her. She was the mother Of our esteemed
townsmen DR.. Edgar Archer and Samuel NJ.
and James w. Archer.
LICENsE.-The office of w. T. Lilhgow,
Commissioner Of Revenue, is removed oppo.
site the county courthouse, up stairs, and
he is prepared from to-day to issue licenses.
COUNTY CouRT.-The July term COM
mences this morning at II o'clock. No cri-
miual cases on docket.
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WHO CAN TELL what day may bring forth
Nobody! Yet everybody can tell what the DAY OF
the drawing of the last Gift Concert In ala OF the
Public Library of Kentucky will bring forth. AS
the ponderous wheels of fortune reyolGe. we all
know that they will inevitably bring forth fortunes
of greater or less amount for some, and dsappont-
mcut for Others No ticket-holder can tell but that
thar day may bring forth for him the whole Of his
future happiness For tickets or information apply
to A. P. L'EcUYER, 900 Bauk street, Richmond
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iCHAFFIN, STAPLES a CD, IA r. ssf., rsssIesof
The Monument Hotel, corner Of Grace and;
Ninth streets.
TRUSTEES SALE Of one portable twenty-twof
horsepower tubular boiler and engine, near
Green Bay station, Chesapeake and Ohio rstl-
road; st 10 NJ s.
N. NJ. LEE, 6k r. u market farm on the neN
Richmond turnpike.
W. GoDDIy, 8 r. M.,commlssioDer's sale OF iot4
in Smiths plan, near 20 Navy Hill s;
Il CO., 6H p. III, new framed
cottage dwelling and lot on Twenty bird street
north OF vensble. ~
MOODY & RoYALL, liz a. NJ in front OF the /,
court house, thirty acres Of iand In Chesterfield,
near Manchester.
81. MCCORMICK, 10A A. M, cIosinn-ott sale OF
French china aud granite ware, house-fer1tsh.
Ing goods, chudren's carriages, &c.
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HEATED TERM.-The heated term does not abate
the ardor of ticket buyers in the last Gift Concert
of the Public Library of Kentucky, nor does 1t les
sen the laoors OF the twenty. five clerks employed
In the office. The rush for the fortunes that must
inevitably come to some, Is not only usabated, but
Is increasing Since the first concert, each success
siye one las been larger than the last and the final
one will be the crownlng glory of the series. For
tickets, aply to A. p. L'ECUYER, 900 Bank street,
Richmond, Va.
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TIE HowITzER's ARMoRY.-The armory
for the Richmond HoWitzers, which is in
process of erection on Eighth street. and oc-
cupying portion of the City Springs ground,
will be completed, if the architect succeeds
in his plans, by the Est of September. When
finished It will add greatly to this portion Of
the city. The building is eighty.three feet
in length aud thirty.fiye feet 10 breadth, with
sixteen doors-eight in front and eight in
rear. The battle-ground is in the rear and
will be one of the most pleasant places for
martial exercise in the city.
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snEn1rr,s sALE.-DAYGNronr & MORRIS wit

SHERIFF's SALE.-DAYENpoaT & MORRIS Will
sell at auction, at the store Of William Wallace Sons,
on Cary street, between Twelfth aud Thirteenth
streets, on Tuesday, July 14h, by order Of John
w. Wright, sheriff of the city OF Richmond, their
entire stock of liquors, which Is very large, en-
brucing whiskey from three to seven yeors old.
They have also few chests superior black tea, and
ten octaves of fine sherry. See advertisement under
auction sales Sale will commence at 10 a. NJ,
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BowLER's CREAM ALB AND PoRTER.-lhe
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced MIR. BOWLER to
arrange with the well-known hrm Of W. d. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr. Louis Euker'
700 Broad street, supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
In bottle2 Orders from The trade to HENRY BOW
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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THE WEAruER.-There was delightful
change In the weather on Saturday evening.
1t had been intensely warm for two or three
days previous, but on Saturday the weather
predictions proved TO be correct. We not
oply had shower in the morslng, but in the
afternoon slight thunderstorm visited this
section, accompanied by Il refreshing rain,
with fall in the mercury OF nine degrees.
Att O'Clock yesterday morning 1t was still
raining steadily. .-a
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PERSONAL Kemper went to
Old Point Saturday. He will return to-day
or tomorrow,
Superintendent james H. Binford returned
to the city Saturday from Tappahannock,
where be attended meeting of teachers Of
that section OF the country.
, State Senator Smith, from Nelson county,
reached the city On Saturday afternoon.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the last regu-
lar meeting of Concordia Encampment, No.
80, I. o. o. F., the following officers were
elected for the, ensuing term: William
Goetze, c. p; f. busch, Fl. p; W. Jacob,
S. W.; A. KrezmarZ, Scribe; II. Metzgcr,
Treasurer; F. w. Thomas, j. W.
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TOR RENT, the STORE No. 1904 4Ga
Il Main street, recently occupied by us. LII
NUAH WABK9R & CO.,
iy3-lm lll7 Main street.
E'UR RENT, the eommodious WARE Ma
n HOUSE in Commercial Block on Cary I'LL
street. now In the occupancy or NessrS Ihoinas
Branch & 90. Possession given Immediately.
Apply al the Natiaual Bauk of Virginia. jy I'm
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CRATE TH1EP.-Owners of houses left va
can't even tor night are continually sub
jected to loss by the theft of CRATES, gas fix.
lures, lead pipe, or door locks, by proving
thieves who are seldom detected or appre-
hended. During this summer this kind Of
thieving has become so frequent the police
are beginning to be more alert, and if they
perseYere will doubtless put stop to 1t.
officer Rowe deserves credit for the ,detec-
ton and apprehension OF William 81. Stoit,
white man, who stole two CRATES from the
house of j. D. Pretlow and sold them to 4
Junk dealer for thirty cents. The officer
worked up the case so well Stott saw there
vas no chance Of escape, so he voluntarily
confessed his guilt and was sent to Jail for
sixty days by order of the Police Justice.
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TRIED AND AcQU1TTED.-In the Hnsiings
Court, on Saturday, BeDJamfn Scott. charged
with misdemeanor-Fiz.,r receiving sum
OF money under false pretences from Nor
man Pleasants-was tried and acquitted.
The rest of the day was spent in the coz.
sideration of civil cases.
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VIOLATION OF THE CITY ORDISAScEs.-
There were several parties before Justice
White Saturday morning for violating the
city ordinances in different ways. They
were all fined. One person was ordered to
"remoye" his dog within tWenty-fonr
hours.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RloHMoND PosT-OR july IL, 1Sl4.-
j. M. Carter, Richmond city Miss Josephine
Collins, care of #. Thomas, 40S Broad street,
Richmond, Va; Miss j. B. Williams, G. y
o. r. f., West va.
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SPECIAL, NoT1cE-From this date E. B. SPENCE
& SON will sell their summer stock at greatly re-
duced prices Those In want Of nice clothing al low
prices are invited to give them call. They SIN
have nice stock of linen and alpaca goods at very
1o,,,
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IMPORTANT MANCHESTER ITEM.--W. T. LITII-
Cow, Commissioner OF the Revenue, Hull street
opposite the courthouse (upsairs) is prepared to
issue licenses, and alI requiring them are requested
to call without delay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

QuALIrIED.-Mr. Samuel Ellis, recently
elected Clerk OF the First Market, gave bond
before Mr.. Andrew JInkiRs on Saturday In
the sum OK p, 900.
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EXCURSION TO BALTMoRE.-Another ex-
cursion via Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake railroad and steamboat from
York river to Baltimore, to take place about
the 10th of July, is' spoken of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

CoNy1cr RECElFED.-Obadi Metcalf, ol
Bedford county, was received at the peniten-
tiary on Saturday for one year for house
breaking. $50
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaaed on your diamonds,
watches, jewelry, siiyerware, &c. Call at A. HAIR.
nIs's Loan ONCE, 322 Main street., and You will
learn all about H. All transactions strictly conf
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispatch
counling-room Saturday, July 1lth
: sA. N. SIN. 6P. NJ.
90 80 CT
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In things to happen, a, I see

TRANSFER PaISTrNG-rSEs Will copy clear and
d,stlnc. for an indeHui:e period OF tune. Send sour
orders for work TO be done IN these inks TO the Dis.
patch Prnrlng-House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-13

Ny DWELLING Is NOW OPEN FOR
~ I'M - 'uHMuDaTIpN OF BOARDEKS
"h'hl l'" -,iumrr agd tail III. al the moderate
'"''i 30 -! nnnlh tor grown persons. childlen
%'" ""'I0i. hi price. Thosc who are seeking IL
'"'t ''r"i'. "ud at the same time desire the ad-
l''''.~. 81 - uuEe mountain air, Will please adj
TIL JOHN :. COOKE.
= --""-W Greenwood Depot. Va.
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I ...urIrl,f accommodations have been provided
.'r.-f .ta iuI ., EWii.d uua hrr oi 'roardcrs aud
', ..a.. g. i~H u,u Tor III" reception "i visitors.
Pie. s.s..r!3 ",t.i has performed The most a>loE-
.-.... f,IUfrr1'.r cure, In many chrome inhil-
.... ,.t. .s :utt- ard conditions ui ul>caHc which
r.., g,.,rt..E ta. considered incGrahc by medical
t,a.u.rat-
ni- .g,taI: Gully Nlt-rativc. tonic. aiirrtic, and
sa.8st..a fl ~ a,tuu, and admirably adapted 10
'a tr,.r.,.nE ui nrtst,~ OF The digestive organs,
..- -. h!I .- >aiU. aIIG thc urinary and ,ciie-
..'... .tH-sH-.
.rr.,~' forms ~ ay.lrpsia and liver disease
J,r ,"' ,,sg'N cur,G IL, IL. II has been tTle'i IN
I1#rfsa- r,I Attlr. AND FEY ER, ana has never
l.... -.n"n '' .t!l t. clirct Il cure.
l,s ..f.. 4.>.~-r II lir kidm y>. scrofula. cu'a-
3'- .E.-'tu-. sore cNcS and disease, OF the Kid
r",.. mo#aaci. W!rtAra. and u!cras have all brcn
tuntHt Il.
A-It...r Ul luyigorltiyc it Is unrivalcd. In its
i'tE 3ru!uf. MY Ia eradicate from The human sI>-
'.U fH t!,,,ly ruuird diseases. ana IN rc-eSio-
M-# ~ Iur most ,ucrilru constitutions vigorous
i'I'u i a.. r"Nil,!cnily believed tn have no snpC.
t|.g.i !a''"Ti. II i:I- any olu1l among the mine
I"i "t''f.ui lc lid
!G'. iIarn J. situated in the Valley Of Virginia.
~ '-H nui healthy rrgIun, ana lhc climate is
irasI' aud Iiutri us
lAs-"u-rJ- leaving Richmond. Va, Baltimore.
Ai. Washington y. e.. on ihr morning cars will
Ha'" I"Al!s >prp. the same afternoon before
Hut.
lDHFh ]Hr day, =. 4; PER week. 81 2 ; per month,
l'i rrNlir containing letters of physicians, GER
tU-t,N- - 0u!r>, &C.. write 20
j. l.. kFFlNGER, Proprietor,
y lf".in Harlisonburg, Va.
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TRANSFER PRISrING-lNKs fof copying ftter
headings, statements, 1ay-bills, sc. Cta oe copiea
IN the ordinary letterprsss book. SEND your orders
for printing in these INKS and for all otner
lions OF printing, TO the Disp otch Printing House.
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REMoyAIa--a. HARRts's Loan oface iestahlsheo
ii 1885 las beea removed 10 ! s22 Malta street.
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REMOVALS..

REMOVAL.
NOAH WALKER & CO.
''"'''ed |" No. ll17 MAIN STREET, In the
-'in"riy occupied by Mr.. Benjamin Bates,
h'o.sei!,r
---'------- jy slim
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing School Trustees m
Carroll county: HillsvilIe district (a new
district, James NJ. Dawson, james Al. Bros own,
and James B. johnson.
Fdirfdr county: Lee district, T. L. Woos-
ter, uace Burdett Skinner, elected supervisor.
Franklin county: Rocky Mount district,
John A. Bernard, Uice T. L. Reynolds, re-
moved from the district; Union Hill district,
William d. Cook, 0ice w. A. Selnones, re-
moved from the district.
Mattte,os county: Westvile district, LIE.
onidas James, uice William Penn HudgiDs,
resigned.
Ndnsemond county,: Cypress district,
James E. Riddick uice B. z. Baker, elected
supervisor.
Russell county,: Copper Creek district,
William S. Gilman, uice R. s. Garlic, re-
signed.
Surry county: Guilford district, Dr.. E. c.
Smith, rtce w. Rufin, resigned; Colburn
district, Major Blair Pegram, cice james
Lane. resigned.
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A suggestion Concerning the Capitol square

STATE TREAsuRY.-The balance in the
State Treasury Saturday was $685., ,500.19.
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MECkLENBURG

nrrI\LO>PKINGS. MECkLENBUR RG
it,'>yl v,.-KhCENr ntsGOEERY OF
:, ,,u.lTuI., AZ SPRING. drci iedty lnprcgna-
..,..i' ft,. celebrated - SJlts ut Lt,hit These
..... .,.rr, irr ;lr reception Of visitors on INC
fu.~i uf )! NJ l~7l ,...o.
IT, .,rt ,a,r chronic fDr'us "f disease r'"ar'.c''
-,.,.#.i lE mtu.r:t! waters these Springs EMO!
,..n.,r.,.'.v A.-i rtlu'atiuns :, NJ,
....,r,. .r,:,u,t4,ilu audcura,!Ic power IN us
r..r.. H. in \, ~,.";,>i,t in it, prnttan lorms
. ,.r, sr ',.ruilii'uI ltStr>. and Ill All diScascs
,.....,. ,,. .ualrll ',p- Ms. ih"y are "ithoml Il
-. ,, ..., ,I medicinal wller- oi America. Inc
-..r .- aware, that ,hi> l. Il very ,tr"nH clalni.
r.,,... v.N juspc II il be sustained by the ieet'-
a..sat.. >..a,u,'i"''. ,,,
$500. ,Hv lat >pri". 'rI>1n several Faiuh"i,
,,.u.,. IA 80. lary discovered At this place. one oi
..., ..,.r,tgr !, uu analysis made hy Professor
..-,,..r UriIuur., I, d"rIdciiy imliregu;iel "lth
.,. ....'.,.. i!:hi..." which has given >Hch cclc-
.rt. tar trt'r~t,.irS spring In uHr own country
t...,,, a.s /! lHIup,li" M! tichy waters o!
FL, ,.r.....u' Drt Eurnp". and which Is :" hlsh!y
.-r,, s..,.t a.. ~. u'pa"su world A. 4 rclncdE III
. , r !. H.,'n, an" III hiHnv! AZ" "ia"aeE "licc
b.. ..,-..r t,.,r-, 3. Wood, "i lhc University "i
p....-g.,i,,!g -ag~: ''Ih-rr j. ~ cE!rS no other
l,,u..g .I,l,, which ~IIai efficacy HAY bc cAlcctto
It... 90 .,, 4. nI lnr d"pn~It- I" ihC ulatc al SODA
l ,l.. rIr'- s4i ilamru;"u> tissues In comfy VA
,.us.- .i .. preventing ltsc d'pJsILs IL Tie XIII
..4- ..i SUI. .Iy Passages.
r., -, worthy al not thai This Is The only
>.rg- iu Nir-I'la In which this salt Is loiInG
,.r}a.-, '1aa lIc mrrr"t lrtc".
r.4.aaf. gu',ltiuirp analysis, Testimonials. &c
r... no. 'ri uu application Ia N:~@rS. PURCELL"
49,. & 60. druggists, "r MESSY. " E>I. jolIS.
-... ,... hra,a.ilrr>, Main street, Richmund
Nt.,. .F addressing III" uut,rslSuc! al h1EHt3ii
ta .-i'.iN "IEi THOMAS %OODE.
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RgJssSE.>S WANHS.

WANTED. SUMMER BOARD.-Plea-
w suut rooms ard good board 'at relsonahlc
rates can be- had in prlvat family i'll the lown Oh
Chariot esvllc. during The summer months. lnclc
* a well of good Ctlyhcate water on the premises
Apply by letter 10 JOHN {. PATTERSON. Char"
1nii,csyfli. for 1rr,ns &c ~ 1-6;eod*
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THE COMET, with its sparkling tail,

THE COMET, with its sparkling tail,
SO grand and pretty, does not fall
To draw great deal Of attention;
It does predict, so some ones say,
War, or hard times, or judgment-day,
An anti bread. and meat convention,
failure In the tables.crop,
A row In Grants lection shop,
Or wet. severe, and DIR cary weather,
Almost as great variety
In things to happen, a, see
In fancy notions alto gether
at sceAAp's, 1902 Main street. The variety there
exists In prime cigars aud tobacco. handsome canes
aud umbrellas, elegant 5ewclry, stylish collars aud
sc.irfs, rewSpapers, books aud magazines, gents
Furnishing and fancy goods. etc.. Remember. Main
streer, one door below Fourteenth, at sCHAAp's,
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The accused was positively identified at
the Police Court saturday by Mr.. Peroe. and
was believed by Mrs. Peroe TO be the man
that had been seen by herself and husband.
MIR. Beyeridge identified his property, and
testified to the bad character of Johnson.
Mr.. C. P. Bigger testified that johnson had
borne good character since he had been in
his employ, and had been fully trusted.
Colored witnesses swore positively that he
had been at the aImshouse every minute
since last Monday, and especially between 3
and s A. NJ. Friday morning.
Ii Justice White committed the accused TO
await the action of the grand jury at the
September term, and refused bail.
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