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~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL TEE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-
port, nis morning the probabilities are that
the ueather today soiil be clear.

SEVERE Cutting AFFAIR.-Philip Robin
son "a colored many was cut in four places
yesterday afternoon by an unknown white
man whom he met at an alley near Baker
street and between Third and Fourth streets.
The white man was drunk and had been
lettering around the neigborhood all day,
and had been pelted with stones by crowd
Of boys. In chasing the latter from the alley
be came suddenly upon Robinson, and sup
posing that be was one of the offenders
against his peace and dignity, lie at once at
tackled him with his pocket-knile. From all
accounts Robinson was so frightened as to
be unable to make any defence, and was cut
in the breast, shoulder, and stomach, when
be turned to fly, and received the fourth cut
in the back. The drunkard, seeing the
blood squirting from the wounds, became
alarmed and ran of, and Robinson, raising
his courage, pursued him nearly as far as the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad deI0., when
the fugitive got in among the trains OF cars
and escaped. Robinson reported the facts
at the First Police station, and then went up
to the Office of DR.. Carter, under the In
change Hotel, and had his wounds dressed.
The one in the breast and the one in the
blck proved to be triflng, but the one in the
shoulder, or rather in the arm-pit, and the
one in the stomach, are more serious, and
the latter may prove to be dangerous.
The police al II o'clock last night were on
the track OF the ruflian, and were confident
OF arresting him in few hours. Robinson
is 1T bis home, in the neighborhood where
the cutting occurred.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Tur NsyoR's MESSAGE. Mayor Chiles in
his annual message recommends the remoHal
of the bodies from the ground known as the
Soldiers Cemetery to the City Cemetery,
and the sale of the lot Gwo acfes); also. the
sale of twenty acres OF new cemetery pro-
nertv near Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road and of some property known as the
8. Granite Beds" on Bainbridge street-none
Of which is needed or used by the city also,
tbe sale. on certain conditions, subject TO- ap'
nroval by the taxpayers Of the city, oil wafer
hover: opposes the further issuing, unless
absolutely necessary, of city bonds; gives
excellent reasons for the removal or the res
eryoir Heretofore recommended by COM
-mittee of town trustees), and mentions
snrinp Hill as an eligible site fora new one !;
fayors as general street Improvement AS IS
consistent with low taxation; compliments
the efficient Cemetery Committee; recon-
mends the removal of all bodies buried IN
the city, and opposes further lntermenls
therein. and concludes with promises OF
energy and fidelity in the discharge OF bis
duties, and praying the cooperation OF tne
Council.
PERsosAL.-A letter from Kansas City
Mo. reports james D. Craig, Esq, OF the
City Council, and lady as well. !,
.Rey. Francis J. Boggs and William d
Kuhn. both formerly Of ibis city, are also
numbered as residents of that growing city
Or. William e. Weisiger, the etiielent pre-
sident OF our Board Of Health, has resigned
: CAPTAIN John s. Whitworth. formerly o.
this city, hrs resigned bis position as master
mechanic OF the Atlantic, Mississippi ano
Ohio railroad. . M,
William q. Taylor, Esq, chairman q SlIi
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Police Court, YESTERDAy--Police Justice
Joseph j. White presidtng.-The following
cases were disposed of:
James Hudgins, charged with assaulting
and abusing Peter White. was fined 3.
Caroline jackson, charged with unIaw-
fully assautins and threatening the life OF
Laviuia Green, was discharged on payment
Of costs.
Ellen johnson and Lavinia Green, charged
with threatening the life of Caroline jackson,
we're discharged on payment Of the cost OF
the warrant.
Caroline Jackson, charged with assauting
and threatening to strike Ellen johnson With
a stick, settled their case between themselves
and had it dismissed.
Thomas Folks, charged with being drunk
and disorderIy in the Capitol Square, was re.
quired to find surety for thirty days in the
sum Of $50.
John Smith, charged with assaulting,
abusing, and beating Mena Smith, his wife
was required 10 find surety for bis good be
hlyior.
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Finance Committee, is confined 10 his homs

by sickness. #
! It viii please the many comrades in this
city Of Colonel Harry William son, of the
Bloody Sixth,D y to know that he has entirely
recovered from his recent injuries.
Rev. William G.. Lumpkin leaves this
morning to attend the District Conference
at Matthew's Courthouse.
Justice Hancock has returned after plea.
SAINT trip to the rural districts.
AccIDENTs.-Mr. James E: Horner, en-
ployed at the saw-mlll on Mayo's island. Gu,
himself in the leg yesterday with an adze
while at work.
A youth named William Denby, while
canal, yesterday morniDg, fell and troke bis
left arm above the wrist.
The CITY CEhE1ERY.-Up to this date
there has been ut the city cemetery since ils
opening eight interments OF white and two
of colored persons. A much larger number
OF sections, however, have been SOLD, many
Improvements are being made, and the place
is becoming favorte yisiting-place.
FESTIVE NoTEs.-The long.taIked.of ex.
cursion Of Stuart Lodge 10 West Point take.
place tomorrow.
The Sabbath schools of the Baptist and
Meade Memorial churches, and the festive
boys of the G. 7. d., are preparing for their
annual pic-nics.
WoRK REsuNED-After brief suspension
for repair and Improvement, full operations
have begun at the Old Dominion Nail aud
Iron-Works, with every prospect Of pros
porous season.
VARIOUS MANUFACTURERS s.-Manchester
has four brick.yards in full blast, and the
quantity and quality Of the ma'erial turned
out compare fayorably with that Of any city
in the Union.
Operations are still continued at the tan
yard and sumac mills, and a new enterprise
is the drain tile works just started above the
Petersburg railroad. 1t should be noted
here that lhe soil in and around the city is
especially adapted to the brick and tile manu-.
flptlfrp
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RICHMOND, August Is, 1874.
To the Editors of the D,spatch:

To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
NV attention has been called to a card
signed by Colonel Douglas, Master of Trans
portation of the Danville railroad, published
in your paper OF Monday. [ shall not at
tempt 10 answer; him. He makes no points; |;
and then, addressed my communication to
the Chamber of Commerce, and not state.
ment has been disapproved by any one.
Why should shippers here have to wait for
"rgE STONE TRAMP" Is that a more profit
able train than other trains? This excuse
for delay is too thin, Colonel Douglas.
Now, as to my paying freights, Colonel
Douglas knows that my agents pay my
freight bills promptly. For the truth OF
this refer to my agents, Messrs. GURUS q
Parker, and to Mir. A. Y. Stokes, Vice-presi.
dent of the DanyiIe road. They know that
my bills ere always paid upon demand, With
out a moments delay. The bills have been
paid daily by my agents, and defy contra.
dction in this statement. suppose the
"hurnel'' is not posted about the freight
bills. He had NOT consulted his freight
agent. if he had one
and now for the card OF General Talcott
published in to.day's paper: He calculates
| that carload Of bark from Amelia Court
house to Lyncbburg would cost $40, and to
Richmond only Sl4.0G. This is more than
| made up by the difference gained by unload,
| ing. 1T Lynchburg you can unload in IT.
teen minutes after arrival Of train, and do
not have TO wait for" "THE STONE TRAIN"
And as to shipping from LYnchburg to
eastern ports, the General must be aware
| that last winter he constantly shipped cotton
coming from Atlanta cia Burkeville to Nor
folk, lsGG mics, to meet the same steamer
that left his own wharf, opposite Richmond
the dag before. If he can make money by
| running 123 miles over another road, a:
against Gity-three miles on his own, sub
NIT that / have proved all that started ou
| 10 prove, and leave to an impartial public tc
announce the verdict. Respectfully,
a. B. GOODMAN.
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[AdYertisementl

SUSSEX COUNTY, VA, August II, 1874.
Editors Richmond Dispatch:
In Robin Adair's letter published this
morning find the following:
.'With reference TO the editorial c. ERECTION made
by the Dispatch this morning OF Robin hd;,lr'r
illusions TO MIR. Van Auken ana the charges Of de.
facation against that person rs treasurer OF Sussex
county, your correspondent Is content to say this
II Is true, as stated, that Mr. Van Auken was the
treasurer of the county, and not The deputy; and Il
is equally true that the defence Of Mr.. Van Auker
is, tnat his deputy deaulted In the amount stated
ment with his deputy, Mr.. Thornton, to stralgbter
and settle his accounts with the county. hut Mr
Thornton the deputy alleges for his part that me
mouey was paid over by him 10 the treasurer, with
whom the responsibility of the deficiency resides
1t is evident that Robin Adair, your CORE.
spondent in Petersburg, has been mi,led by
some person or persons who suppose it ii
important to anticipate and prejudice public
opinion in respect to matters Of account be-
tween the late Treasurer Of Sussex county
and bis deputy, which are now being exam
ined and settled under the supervision of The
Common Tealth's Attorney and the BoarC
OF Supervisors.
For deficiencies Of his deputy the Trea.
surer is Of course pecuniarily responsible
I am able and willing to satisfy the pecun
ary demand whenever the amount of It shal
have been ascertained, which will be done,
hope, on or before the first Thursday ir
next month.
Hoping the best for oil parties concerned
I refrain from expressing any opinion re
specting the probable results of the proceed
ings now in progress. But the nature ant
character, the measure and extent, OF every
body's responsibility and liability will soor
be ascertained by quiet and calm judieia
proceedings in Sussex county. Conscious
of my own integrity and solvency, I cheer
fully await judgment in that community o
good and just people among whom l have
chosen and established my home.
j. Il. VAN hUKEN.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

BY WHOM CERTIFIED.
Regular practitloners.22 Board Of Heallh......
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor.-A young..man return.
ing from hunting with "a companion, near
the corner Of Twenty.fourth and Main
streets. yesterday evening, accidentally let
his gun fall, aud striking the ground the
load was discharged. A few shot struck a
coored man some distance off. The young
men were arrested and carried to the Firs,
station.house, but the colorcd man being
satisfied that the gun was discharged uninten.
tionslly, lodged no complaint against them
and they were accordingly discharged by
CAPTAIN Tyler.
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n7- THE REST TooTH-PoWDER.
Ran KING.

CIITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
\ -ooooo
aUTHORIZED CAPITAL. 0,00o
q. w. W.PICKRELL, President;
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VALENTINES RECUhBENT FIGURE OF LRH.-
Work upon the recumbent figure OF General
R. Z. Lee, which, when finished, is to be
placed over his grave in the Memorial Chapel
at Lexington, has for several months been
suspended, owing 10 the difficulty of obtain
ing suitable block Of marble. Mr.. Valen-
tine made every effort to get one in this State
of suficiet size and proper quality, but failed.
He has just returned from Vermont, where
he succeeded in getting block such as was
desired and required. 1t weighs thirteen
tons, and is Of the purest white, and was
only qusrried after considerable delay and
difficulty. 1t will be brought to this city as
soon as possible, and will be carried to the
studio, on Leigh. between Eighth and Ninth
streets. An experienced carver will repro
duce the figure in marble, from the plaster
mould made by Valentines own hands.
The figure represents General Lee repos-
ing in an easy position upon couch, his
head and shoulders slightly raised above the
body, and his left arm outstretched by the
side of his sword. and his right arm laid
across his breast. He wears full Confederate
uniform, including boots and gauntlets, and
light drapery covers nearly the whole form,
and the appearance is a natural and graceful
one something indicative Of peaceful sum-
Der rather than death. The carver Will be
employed daily for some months. The under
taking Is very considerable one, and will
no doubt result in a monument worthy OF
the gre1t soldier whose deeds it will COM
memorate, and the artist will in this pro-
duce q work which will give him very
much wider reputation than he now enjoys.
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VHE "sPRIN G-STREEF HOME,
l RTcHMlND. VA, Is now open for The receD-
,io - al; the Ii,nforiunates- of our State VINO
reaI,v desire TO support themselves by honest 10,
dusry Te large srounds attached 70 n ns rssre
ttaa The only means employed 10 bring the erring
back 10 fe Of usefulness and S,i ~
he Kindness and affection. hen July resoiSeu - ~
n however, they conform to the regulations Oh .he
Institution, and 80 out to situations win ths ,i aH-
proyal OF the managers, tney VIII oe ever s.er
taKe them. This Home'' Is sustained by private
eonriOulions, and any aid from Town ,o OF eSan sn
miss,on mnst he addre, sed to W illiam w. Pa-sef,
M,D.. No. TIA franklin street Judge hoberi
pud Mp between Eleventh and IweIith s,rrs,s rssS
streets j. j. Weilford II. D., Grace Ihifs
and Fourth streets. =, .,,, a., - !, f,vor 70
nshs ~. s ao3' t't'-s.- au T-2taw1ms
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ENTERPRISE! ENCOURAGE IT.-A superior
AXLE GREASE made in Richmond. The NORRIS
LUBRICATING COMPOUND, now adopted and used
by all the railroads entering the city, can be had by
teamsters. millers and others at the factory OF
Messrs. WOOD & ARMIsTEAD foot Of free bridge,
the sole proprietors and manufacturers OF this
nnnnlar article.
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PERsoNAL.-Jamcs T. Gray, Esq, tobacco.
mist, returned yesterday from business
visit of over month to the West.
Bishop David S. Doggett arrived iu the
city per Richmond and Danyile railroad
yesterday evening.
Mr.. L. Scharfi, of the firm of L. & A.
Schartf, tobacconists, of Yicksburg, Miss,
and Mr.. D. Kaufman, Of s. Kaufman &
Brother, tobacconistS, at Memphis, Tenn,
are in the city on business connected with
the trade they represent, and are stopping at
the Exchange Hotel.
Captain W. G. Hearne, collector Of Gus.
toms of Raleigh, N. c., formerly editor and
proprietor of the Wilson North Carolinian,
was in Richmond yesterday, but will leave
for Raleigh to-day.
Colonel Walter W. Wood, who is now
practicipg law in St. Louis, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to his old home
in Halifax county.
MIR. William G. Elam, Of the Richmond
press, has returned to the city after about
two months vacation spent at his farm 10
Louisa county.
Judge Ro. W. Hughes and Colonel c. Z.
Ramsdell, United States Marshal, are here
Judge Hughes made some orders in banE'
ruptcy Yesterday.
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A FINE VEs>EL.-The Norwegian bark
Ocean," Captain sorrenson, now in the
Dock, is to load with $50 hogsheads of to.
bacco for Glasgow, Scotland. The "Ocean I"
is bran-new vessel. She was built in Nor
way, of the finest material, and is splendldly
oficered. manned, and equipped, and was
sent to Richmond to take on her first cargo.
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DRY GOODS.
.UDGINS, GORDON s. CO.,

uUDGINS, GORDON s CO.,
30. 1913 MAIN sTREET,
have a good assortment Of IRON GRENADINES,
all cheap; -
clsh /;
MOUaNING GOODS and ndALPACCAS, cheap;
Beautiful PERCALES, cheap;
WHITE GOODS-Hastery a2d Embroideries-au
new, clean, and cheap;
REAL PAT. and CLUSY, In variety;
A large stock Of /" CASH" SWl lss, and other trim
mings for underwear;
SASH-RIBBONS,s sCARFS. and NECk-TlEs;
More of the cheSp RIBBONS ut 25c.;
FALL aud WINTER CASSiNshrS;
JEANS and HEAVY GOODS--a good assortment,
BLEAC HE'D aad BROWN SHEETlNGS, sHikT-s
INGS;
BED-CICKS, &c. "a aa 70
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~. i'hN !. The desirable SUBURB. c.
n. rf, fAEa!. containing nine acres, dwell Es:s
Luu,,,r %lth rooms. kitchen, stable. and large
J. C,g ~ 'EH't lrccs, formerly occupied by Mr. Z.
;J,g,,r'a me north side OF Williamsburg road
In,! ,,!," rom the city limits. Apply 10
aul. ,hN !. GpDDIN, keal stale Agent,
----DI ktnk and Eleventh stri..iS.
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IInxAI1AHns LKrrsRs REMAINING N THE

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING m THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE AUGUST 1s, 1874
Major A. NJ. Braxton, Richmond, Va; Will
liam II. Burnett, Rackaway, Queens county,
Long Island, N. Y; George $. Samuel, n.
Y. and o. Coal Company, NelsonVille, O.;
Mrs. Anna Smith, care of J. Fl. Childrey,
1900 Maiu street; j. NJ. Wbitlock, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. E. A. Willis, Danville, Va.
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DiscHaRGED.-Geor Bryant (eolored),
who was for ten days or two weeks confined
in jail upon the charge Of stealing horse
from DR.. G. Il. Gilmer, Of Henrieo county,
while witnesses in the case were being
hunted up, was brought before the Police
Court yesterday morning. MIR. Witt, W6o
represented the Commonwealth, stated that
he had examined the several witnesses and
found therewas nothing in the case to prove
a felony, and the prisoner was therefore dis
charged. 5
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no PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB. B

rI,O PRINTERS, BINDERS, AND PUB
J. LlsHERs.-The subscribers manufacture ko-
TAkY PRINTING PRESSES With from @ two w, 10 10 zen
impression c. finders also, ,PERFECTlNGf fhLss-
RS of various descriptions, with two or more impress
sion cyIinders, to be used with type stereotype,
and with to six feeders, or wt!h rolls q paper
SINGLE and DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
BED and PLATE& POWER PRESS, Tor @ oooS
work. NEW STOP CYLINDER PkEss, it.S, LYLE Tl.a
table distribution and from four to ten-orm rotiefs
for the finest illustrated newspapers ann tne 1est
book and wood-cut work. SMALL JOB, SAkfsO,
RAILROAD-TICKET and COUPON PkEsSES:
SINGLE LARGE HAND C1L!NDE,k =, :, IhEsHS ~ sH
and SINGLE HAND CYLINDER RAILWAY
PnEss, for newspapers of moderate eIeua8ns
per hour. klso furnish every article requires en- III
nrin,ing-eiices PATES ittLT
and sCREW PRESSES; B0okBiSR;EsEessT BID s;s esTaa- MA
TYPERS aiid s7EREOPYPEks. CAST-STEEL
SAWS with improved inserted teeth The ABOVE ABOVE
are all manufactured on our own premf ses, unaer
our personal supervision, OF the best material ana
workmanship Illustrated catalogues sen1 Sn Sn up
piicaiion. r., I'VE. I'VE g .'.,a,y ~
York. ManufsctOries on Graud, Broome, sherli,
aud CoIumbio streets, New York. aR lZ-1h
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L 1II ,HiLAf, a BRICK TENEMENT@ss
h4i. ,.,>,' = altutled "n tie north side Of Es
ttfnr.,. r,,,. p't"ern Nineteenth and Twentieth
ns,u,. ,''1,,'' ten rooms: kitchen with four
"anfr,rr.,'''," a. " water; coal and Hood-house, and
taa b.. rgt ,''slr's unon The premises Possession
fsr,., a,',r ""i' TN TENEMENT on Seventeenth
u!1.3l ''"'''c street. T.. y. EACHO,
Real Estate gent.
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n. W. W.TICIAIkDA4l1, N'RHe's'
E z SSEAD, Cashier.
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/ Et,rl. u L L \ / the desira biy-locatedE a.
= fy, ;',,',i y ipt r No. COZ Leigh street To- Iii
'""' "1' price VIII bc luoderatt. Apply 10
tHARLts r. WATKINS,
aulhn At Powers, Blair Il Co.'S
kn I - -
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"CARRY THE NEWS TO MARY If she has chill
fever, that DEsuLEa's fever aud ague pills are
safe and certain cure. They are twenty-five years
old; have never failed. Eminent physicians ana
statesmen recommend them. No mercury, drsenlc
or q,li.ipe, and no possibility of failure II drec-
tions are followed. Sold by druggists. FRASER i
LEE, New York city.
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TIE CHARGES AGAINST CAPTAIN BI6GER.-
Mayor Kelley went to the Almshouse yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock In accordance
with nolice previously given, to 1nVestlga.e
the charges publicly made by MRS. Janella
Poore. late matron Of the institution, against
Superintendent Charles P. Bigger. There
were present several members Of the CouD-
ell Committee for the Relief of the Poor, and
d number of persons who expected 10 De
heard as witnesses. Mrs. Poore dld not ap-
near. Mr.. Allen B. Magrnder, her orother,
q lawyer of Baltimore, was present as ner
representative. At bis request, and 10 oroer
to allow him opportunity to procure the
attendance OF indispensable witnesses, tne
examination was postponed for two weeks.
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hr. Editor,-Please state that tie FRANK r
BURKE whose death Is published in to-day's edition
of the Dispatch is not The FRANK Z. BURKE with
d. COLUMBUS, the Broad-Street confectloner, and
obige. Yours, FRANK L. BURKE,
32l east Broad street.
pfcruoSp A,,nuct 1874
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AccIpEsr.-one Of the brakemen on the
mail train of the Fredericks railroad,
which reached here yesterday at E3os fell gu
a ear while the train was at Frederick spnfg'
and had one Of his feet severely mashed
He was brought down to Hanover & juno l,l
tlon, where be resided, and was there taken ser
of by bis friends.
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NEW FALL CALICoEs HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AT
LEVY BROTHERS. They show fifty new styles 10
hegin with.
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THE WATERMELON CRoP.-It is estimated
that l2 900 watermelons reach this city every
day, and find sale at All average from eight
to ten cents apiece.
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DERMUDA- ROOT,
PRIME QUALITY-GENUINE-
Just received and for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
TO 1915 Main street corner OF Thirteenth.
Tvs 1916 Main street, corner of Thirteenth.

D1ErErIcSs;. S.cArour DIES AnAprs-rtsneh.
IIEBiG's FOOD FOR ISFANTS-Fnglish.
IIEBIG,S FOOD FOR INFASlS-Boston.
LAcTEOUS FARINA-ST1ss.
PREPARED BARLEY-En2lish.
PAPoAA. from Wheat.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
GRANULAR TAPIoCA, PREPARED CORN STARCH,
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
LIEBIG'S hYTaACT MEAT,
PULyERIZED RAW BEEF,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, AROMATIC LIQUID
PEpsISE, and ali valuable remedies Tor sale at
MEADE Il BAKERs prug Store.
jy4 9l3 Maln sueel-
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MILITARY ESoAAPMENT AT THB JORDAN
ALUM Companies B and F, Of the First
regiment, with band of music, the whole
under command of Major Albert OrdWay,
will leave the city Saturday evening for the
Jordan Alum Springs, where they will spend
week in camp. The tents and other camp
eauipage will be sent up this morning. Cit
izens who desire to participate in the en-
campment can do so by the payment OF nj
teen dollars, which will entitle them to trans
Dortation both ways on the railroad, places
at the hotel table, and comfortable sleeping
places in the tents s..asrs 49,, .-a.zr'
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All kinds Of summer dress goods are now being
sold at LEVY BROTHERS ut extraordinary 10"
DricpS.
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BLACK .ALPACAS CAN NOW BE HAD AT Lew
BROTHERS at lower prices than they have oeel
sold ut for the last ten years.