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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

TRIAL OF THE NEW STEAM FIRE-EEGISE.-
The Joint Committee on the Fire Depart
ment will meet at noon to-day, and at l z. NJ.
after the adjournment of The committee, Mr..
Horace Z. Edmond will test the power OF
the new steam tlre-engine, built by Messrs.
Ettengpr Il Edmond for the city at cost OF
about S4.500. The engine, it will be remem-
bered, was ordered by the city for the Church
Hill company (F), and will he tried on the
basin bank. The officers Of the company are
g. W. Taylor, commander; W. 81. Taylor,
foreman (at present. but will probably be
helper; A. Duesberry. pipeman; n. b.
Groom, John Mackie, III. Meredith, W. j.
Points, f. J. Snead, W. B. Smith, Adam
Schmidt, and George Moore.
Mr.. John Mackie will probably be ap.
pointed engineer. The hostler has not yet
been named.
There is no hose for the company, NO
horses, and no hose-carriage. So that the
engine will not be put in active use by the
department until the two branches of the
City Council meet and make the necessary
appropriations for the apparatus and horses
Meantime the steamer will probably be stored
in Company G's hose-carrage house, or
Tenth street.
1t may be stated that the whole depart
rient is in need Of hose. and has been for 0
long time, and The freMen cannot be eX
pected to do their duty without it.
The department also needs many new
couplings; aud some day the lack of these
important articles will be very severely fell
if they are not purchased and properly fitted
The fire on Saturday morning demonstrated
this fact. The committee ought TO have the
authority to make such Necessary purchase:
during the recess of the Council.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Angus. T. Hon. J. Amblel
Smith to-day called on the Secretary Of tht
Treasury and the Attorney-General in be-
half of some claimants. He leaves tonight
for Richmond. =
The Treasury books for the fiscal year
about closed, will shoY the national income
TO be larger than estimates that have been
made
Commodore Cooper ielegraphs all we'll al
the Pensacola payy-yard. ..-- 81
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TeIegsaplaie Summary.

!. McGraw's saw.mill near Ottowa, Ontario,
has been destroyed by fire. Loss slG0, 900.
t Judge lTrigg has granted writ Of ha5eos
corpus for Waddy Thompson at Memphis.
! Fifteen thousand people attended the
national Methodist camp-meeting at Old
Orchard Beach, Maine, Saturday.
No new cases of yeilow-fever, and no
deaths are reported from Fort Barrancas
since last report. AL the patients are doing
well. ~ !. .,.f. !. 49, ..tk ., -.-,s
Continuous rains have fallen in diferent
parts Of France, especially In the basin OF
the Rhine. a flood is apprehended at Lyons.
Tweed's counsel have given notice Of an
appeal from Judge Barrett's decision refus-
ing to reduce TWeed's bail.
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BEAST BUTLER on TIE PURITANs.-In his
address on the O'Connell centenary, Beast
Butler said: .... ........-.- -r....-
"Much has been said of Plymouth Rock.
You will allow me to say, in the words of an.
other. without offence to Irishmen, that that
Plymouth Rock is the blarney stone of Ame-
rico. [Grea' applause and laughter J Your
sweet woman poet, Mrs. Hemans, has said
that our fathers sought and there they found
freedom to worship God. Oh, no ! chat is
exactly what they dida't seek. They sought
for freedom to worship God as they desired,
and for the right to prevent anybody else
from worsbipping God iu any other way.
[Laughter.l And they whipped the Quakers
and drove out the Baptists, and made the
Episcopaiians take back seats, because they
felt that they were going straight to hell fire
and eternal damnaGon."' [Laughter.]
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A colored womap,.a few days since, In
quired OF ber husband what was the mesn'
ing of arrest. She said: =" l hear so much
,Dout people bcing under arrest "a resO "hs.
does it mean fs Why" said the colored
defner thus appealed TO, 80 and-andE why
arrest means when anybody do anything
mean dey take 'em up AM put 'em in jail, and
let 'em rest dere. When dey done got sutsh.
entIv rested den dey lets 'em out" !" Well,
we'll" said ths anxious inquirer, aJin, /
beleabs YOU NOSE mos anysalng;:I DeVer
knowed do. afore." !Eil gsE. >, .haas a '@@
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IRoN-THIEvEs ARREsTE Don Saturday
morning Sergeanls Hall and Folkes arrest
ed Frank Meyers alias johnson, Isaiah Tur.
ner, a. d. Tinsley, Andrew Poindexter, and
Ben. Cooper (all colOred with the exception
of TinsLey), on the charge of stealing 1,5OO
pounds of piy-iron. the property of William
L. Tanner s. Co., Friday evening. The ne
groes were employed as boat-hands on the
canalboat from which the iron was taken.
On the way to the station-housa, Poindex-
ter, who was in charge of Policeman Finne-
gan, broke looR and escaped. although the
attergave him good chase. Sergeant Hall,
later in the afternoon, received information
which led him to discover PoindeNter, who
be arrested on Main street between Fifth and
Sixth.
Tinsley, a junk-dealer, was arrested on the
charge of receiving the iron, knowing the
SINE to have been stolen. The entire party
were locked up. They confessed having
taken the iron.
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The National Finances,

WASHINGTON. August J. Customs receipts
to-day, $6S9,67l.50; for the month to date,
s.. $685. ,069. Internal revenue receipts to-day,
s3l7.29S; for the month to date, 81. 969, ,375.
National bank-uotes outstanding, $34S, ,937, :
939; OF which $3.50, 900 are in national gold
bank-notes. Bonds neld by the Treasurer as
securities for national bank circulation. S37f.-
927S62 for public deposits, s1S,192, 200
Shipments Of United States notes for the
week - 262 9j6
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
TIE AMERICAN SQUADRON. IS
LONDON, August THE American squad
ron will shortly sal! from Southampton Tor
Gibraltar. . rr +
ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT.
The Pail Nall Gazette says Parliament
will adjourn FROM Tuesday to Friday, when
1t will be prorogued. ....,
ireland.
LAST DAY OF TIE o'coNNELL CELEBRATION.
DUBLIN, August 7.--Tbere were sxcur'
sious, field sports, and an amnesty demonstra.
ton to-day, in GlasaoVier county, Wnere
O'Copnell was buried. Four thousano
people were PRESENT. A resotution was
adopted ID favor Of home rule and amnesty
for imprisoned Fensans. - -.
THE AMERICAN TEAM IN PARIS.
Paris. August 1.-THE American rifle
team nave arrived here. They were received
last night by Victor Hugo. In his saoress
of welcome he said he was proud OF Anne
rica, and was grateful for the recognition
given him and his books.
INTEREST IN THE AMERICAN CENTEsNlAL.
LONDON, August f.--hmeliSsu b"N
In Paris say too little interest Is manifested
in Europe In the centennial. The reason Is
that English aud French manufacturers naSe
not been sufficiently informed OF the details.
A movement is afoot In Paris to organize o
bureau of information. Home people need
to give stimulation to the work In Europe
while there is time.
Spain.
REPORT coNrRADlcrED.
Madrid, august THE report that tue
aovernmerr intends contracting q loan ol
s7 .00O, 600 to indemnify the ownsrs OF the
Porto R.co emaue,psted slaves Is officially de'
pied. .fs.gg.-. $40
CHOLERA RAGING IN DAMASCUS.
LoNpos, Angus. THE secretary Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added a well-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP aoyED MA
cHIyERY aud sKILrUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In The most e1.
pedltious manner 4 =. t. ..g /. q
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Louisiana AHhiss.

New ORLEANS, August 7.-Gorernor kel-
loyg has addressed letter to the sneriffs of
several parishes in North Louisiana, where a
number of murders and other deeds Of yio-
lence have been reported recently, directing
them to call p the aid of the better class OF
citizens to bring TO justice the perpetrators.
The funding board has adjourned until
September, and will fund no more bonds till
then.
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Communicated

Messrs. Editors, Referring to the COM
municatiou In your valuable paper OF last
Friday, signed "MaDy Germans" we have
only to say that the German Virginia Stats
Gazette has the largest circulation Of all the
daily and weekly German papers in the State
of Virginia. MANY GERMANS. I
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO., Z. NJ, building lot on
Venaoie street west of and near Slosby.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. for f. Fl. Will
iiarns, No 1918 Main street, family groceries,
iron.sare, &c.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS. 5x P NJ. store and
dwelling at the southwest corner OF Maln and
SeveL teenth streets.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, / or 4. NJ, at No. 14l4
Franklin street, ear the Ballard House, gene
raj assortment Of household and kitchen fu rni
ture, &c.
r. :. ANDERSON & CO., 10 4. a., groceries, &c
W. B. RAT CL1FFE, 10E 4. NJ. groceries, &c.
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New YORK, August 7.-Cardinal McClos.
key, with bis secretary, sailed for Europe to.
day. A large number Of Catholic clergymen
and laymen assembled at the wharf to see
him of. The members OF the Catholic Union
presented him with an informal address eX-
Iressive of loyalty and devotion 10 the
Church and the Holy Father.
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~ CoNyEYAscss OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK EsDisG AUGUST 7, 1S75.-L9ts 'front.'
ing twenty live feet on Broad street between
Twelfth and fourteenth for 500; ninety
feet on ST. Stephen street between Hiil and
Coutts for 1924; TWENTY-FIVE feet 90 THenty-
fifth street between % and @ for - ooo;
176 7.12 fret on Plank.road for 81 300 sky
feet on Twenty fifth street, corner Frauki'n'
Tor s., 900; forty .tour ieet on alley corner
Tweuty-fitth street tor -. a'lvy 3sj3 -fsa
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EnppOse<I Foul lslay.

CIScINHATI, August THE bodies of foul
young men, found in the river, Mt first sup
posed TO have been drowned, met with fou
play, as they ere horribly mangled. Their
effects eight hundred dollars, guns, rings
aud WatcheS-Were stolen.
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Fata, Arsenal Exp,os.on.

FRANKLIN. Pa, August IAN explosion
at the Brldesburg arsenal this morning killed
one boy and seriously injured twenty others,
some fatally. The explosion was caused by
breaking up condemned metallic ammunition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

The EUREKA BASEBALL CLUB.-At tht
last meeting Of this club the following OH
GERS were elected: Captain, HiIapd Trice
Secretary, D. .. Sullivan; Treasurer, w. u
UDwyer. The "nine are Us follows: D
Catigoni, catcher; Joseph Austin, pitcher
Daniel Leamau, fist base; -. Costello
second base B. Hardesty, third base; D.
Sullivan, short-stop; E. &. Miller, lett-1"ld
". G. U'Dwyer, centre-held; }. Campo
donico, rlght.feld; George Strain, substitute
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

THE VIRGINIA RILEY THIsEEY sold by CHRIS.
TIAN &WHrrE has been analyzed by Drs. hcCaw
and Taylor aud recommended as a pure medtcin,
beverage. Price for two-year oic e. 80 per gallo,
price for tbree-year ole, 43, so per gallon. ...
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STRAYED FROM THIRTlETH CfssssE
= aud NJ streets, Union Hill, ON Monday. ILL
od ,nsfant one SMALL YOUNG BED COW. Had
;un Ills in one of her ears, caIs.d 10y dog Was
giving about gallon OF milk a day. A LIBERAL re-
w.rd viii be plld for her delivery TO me or any In
'oi uA' - JOHN SMITH,
.E tse. corr er Thirtteth and ii streets,
or r. KASTELBERG, stalls 8 and II Old Market.
a,
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A NINE CT SWEETNESS From the San
Bernar"ino Argus. l-Generally when we
hear of rich strikes it is in the gold or silver
line, but this time it turns out TO be honey,
pure aud sweet. \ few days esince. as the
Workmen on the tunnel at Cajon Pass were
hauling over some rocks, they came across
q deposit of honey, and taking pole and
running it into the mountain, were surprised
to find no bottom. They got a long pole,
some twenty feet in length, and were unable
to touch bottom with that. Upon with
drawing the pole the honey began to run
out, and soon tubs, buckets, and two barrels
were filed. and still it fowed. Some parties
came in town aud loaded up with barrels,
and propose to make business Of if. They
put IN charge of powder and blew Oft a
portion of the rock, which disclosed tons
upon tons of honey. Our informant states
that after exploring it from below to where
the bees were found to enter, it was fund
to be about one.fourth of a mile, and it is his
opinion that the whole cavity is filled with
honey. He estimates over one hundred tons
In sight, and believes that one thousand tons
would not be an unfair estimate. This in-
mense deposit cannot be equalled by any
ever found. According to the ABOVE esti-
mate, it would take every barrel and hogs
head in San Bern ardino to hold it.
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Pic MICS To-DAY.--The Cadets OF Tenn
perunce will give picnic ut Freeman's
Grove, near Mechanics buryIng.ground,t 10.
day. Several organizations OF Richmond
und Manchester are expected to be pres"nt.
The " West-End Club" will give tnen
first picnic at Hattorl's Garden to-day. A
mum Der OF games are promised lor the amase-
me Mt OF those who attend. alr-C- 1855
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Rock Falling i'm the Haoosnic Tunnel.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August IA large
mass of soft rock has fallen In the HoOsaic
tunnel. Other pieces falling prevent the ap.
prosch OF Workmen to ascertain the extent of
tho darnape r."
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PaWnnrNker Robbed.

CINCINNATI, August t. Solomon Paruras
pawpbroker, was robbed to-day of $4,000
worth OF jewelry. His wife and daughter
we're seated ou' side of the front door, anC
the robbers entered by The rear door.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

COMMISSION MERcHASTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t VIII be to Your advantage.
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Obituary.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
LYscHBuRG, August 1.-THE venerable
| mother of Major K. f. Walker, Superin.
tendent Of Public Printing of the State OF
Virginia, died here tonight.
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Three Children Killed and Eaten by
a Bear.
OTTAWA, ONTARIO, August IA dispatch
from Gaiteneau says three children, while
picking berries in the bushes, were attacked
and killed by bear. Only the feet and arms
| of one of the children can be found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-09

. j..,..t., - Charlotte Hall school Will be
-.,.. 81, ..,. P:,.ii,n Of tn" t;"ar'' OF Trustees
. .........5 r.r. 'iirG Wednesday in August,
. n ,.. I.....,,- VIII urocrc L" CONSIDER the same
.... o. I'r.nriu.l for said school. Thorough
.....,. g.. ,...rh Mathematics aud at least Two
o.. ~. ,s .t. :tn.il.I.r. aud the sciences Will he
. ,.,. E.. .I.t-N -! r,u, one th"usaud dollars,
~, i. "a .t..... satlp dwciltg ANA scN,n acres oi
...,r., ....! grass iand All ,ch"d will hc 2lvei:
..tr,. r!u>: ht addressed 10 C lionel
.r.t\ A. .pi Z Kos. President OF The Beard %!
J,...r.. i..r .'t, :itii. -. MHrS's county, Ma.
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BosCHENs, 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATCHELs, &C., at BosCHES's, 500 and 511
Broad street. - -.
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DISPATCH PRIyTING-HoUsE.--Un Unsurpassed IN.
ciues for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices.
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NEW C0LORS, ETC

Brown is to take precedence in colors this
fall. and the shades most popular will be
those which have nc tinge of red. The
fancy for black velvet is TO continue, and
dresses for next winter will have fiat trim
mings OF the same, with velvet ribbon set on
in stripes, squares, and diamonds.
The new sash is the acme of fashionable
outreisns. Very wide, it is worn low
down, covering the abdomen has large,
square pockets at the sides, and ties far down
on the Skirt behind. 1t is kept in place by
in visible fastenings.
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Failure.

SPRINGFIELD MAS, August The North
ampton Anchor Tape and Webbing Com.
pany have failed. Liabilities, $780,
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HLpNuMINiON BUSINESS COLLEGE,
" NY.l@l7 MAlN ~THEr T, III 'HMONb, V 4.
DE. atush uhuult ~>>ion will bsgin October Isl
a.r# eas'tuu" ;lli Jun" l>t following. Actnai
l..l'....!lsu-r n,tt Lr,. Buuk keeping in all liz
I;u.'.-. ltturaII-ihp tnoih pain ana orila nentll
'a.aas,,,5rt l.v. ',iuuIcicia Arithmetic. BuSl-
i,>. tusj.u.-. furUIs, oercspondfnce. Common
Eu.H.H. y. For iEsv.!cu!irs, address o,,,
.,!u GEORGE NJ. SlCUL.
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Aitllmoud nispatth.
MONDAY AUGUST 8. 1873,

BE TIE ARTICULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCULA-
TION or ALI. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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lNOALBURGH SPLINT COAL, unrl.
S. f. HAWES, Sole agent.
au7 Eighteenth ard Cary streets.
ALL SIZES ANTHRACITE COAL OF
~ best quality at lowest market rates.
ii. HAYES,
au7 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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THERE is great satisfaction In putting on an
ELMwooD CoLLAR-uo pulling this way aad that
wJy as ft fits at once ~ \ .#s-- ~ K. s#
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UNIVERSAL Alliance, In letter to the Times.
says Damascus dstes 10 Jnly % state that the
cholera Is raging there. Four hundred casss
are, reported daily, but the real number Ia
concealed. The Christian quarter Is desert
ed, the mission schools are closed, and the
children dispersed. q.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dona n tue
DISPATCH rRIsrING-HoUsx. Good sork, low
prfeesi and satisfaction guar antsed 2coal
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~. l,.t.ui. ;3.,. ,'3lr- IT h'r ch""l i, NJ, 2Il
J.. .,. -,G,ur .,r,Iitar ii J wCiiN-stXlhI, on
NtNb&t. -uGii ~ SEPTEMBER NEXT.
-....t. ra!.'IuutuC- al the patronage H. rc'"'
..... ,,...,.. 20 hrr ~ 2S 2wr
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Z OsT, ON WEDNESDAY P. n, THE

UST, -UN WEDNESUhI H''
L4.h tns. ant, or near Main street . DARh
,E.THhR POCKkT-BuUk, containing some
seventy or eighty dollars in currency, with three
e.rtIfcales OF deposit, payable to myseit-two OF
he Ssa e Bank, NO. SOC, for sl75, uIted april
% isSS aud No. 45S, Tor 500. dated February
IS 1873: ar one OF Union Bank Of Richmond,
No 4S /, for $3.50, d1ted August 4, n S75. Notice
>, n.wsT of The same. he, took also cnhtsiued
SOME bods All parties are san.nea nqss ags,ns rMas
Iii he natd for return OF pocket book and contents
To- tate sank or aehange Hotel cp.,rr -,
au H-3te Il A. u 4 ~ Il o'A. SAss1AAAA'
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-,ul.rrU lilILsNGLlSu AND CnASI iy,T,I
lr urfh> MAEsH 'n> Sssati si Win me- r"mmtn,c @H
.Ir '1i, - ..,.,r>Tr 9Th Fnd contlnuc ten
n fr. i"' '' kn 4. tni-S, Is. Principal,
Er 24o7 Clay street.
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SUMNER HATS.

Very pretty and fresh are the Vatican
f,,ts for wear at wateriDg.p places. They are
much the shape Of a large saucepan lid, and
are covered with lul pleatings OF crepe lisse
or white muslin. In the centre Of the crown
is a bow, cluster of flowers, Or both to.
gether, and the plquant head gear is tied down
over the ears, wagon-top shape. A very
pretty one which have recently seen was dot
ted all over with daisies. They are much
worn by CHILDREN, and as cheap chip Tor
foundation may be bought for few cents,
cost little or nothing. When trimmed in the
manner described they are lined with white
muslin.
Fine chips or LegbornS, of the same shape,
are trimmed with rucbings OF black or white
lace, and others for young girls are lined
with bright-coIored silks, and trimmed with
silken scarfs aud butterfly bows to match.
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-v1IU ACApEMY. LEXiNG.

~ ~NIVII NTNH7'''I -. ae,,-,noxn
r>v>nc rH"r's"s % o, Iaasd ,n,s HeI''HVF "n WED.
..., ., t5.f g.. >cp;cnrHcr, and continue LOT LOT
- ", :, a"'e,' s,S ',ns;pac!,Sa AmR's sF'nTSS III fSc
-.r..- E.. ..'., ~. principal Will 6e assist-
....-. .'t" ia ,t,. ar:,dcmicI c"htst t'S Mi5s
..Ii>tH ds,eh,cr Of Hon. n,ihn lillian rnr ~
y. d" 90. >.i7'.' " t,r- ,,rus o. iuISion. board,
4, ..t %" ''' prIEcipal.
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,>-r yl.f.,IATICAL ENGi-

I1;IL ANp MEcHA>lGA,L ,x,o!sn,c hHT,- IT..
Y " y. Instruction very prac'icai.
...,. ..a,.r a.>rd in ;Ais country. Sl,su Gradn'
,>,l's I-',',.ons k'"pens Hs,@f.n. I'm.
... '.' ~ ,..,,!N and iuti particulars auafess
.7N'.' '' rt,.--.ur tHARLtS DROWNE,
director.
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CROCK Et.Y. GE ass Is a RE, &c.
5ENE PLATED GOODS.

'p-T iGN ALTON WATER, COFFEE, aut TEA.
.Ea>,
EFEHGEEs,
TIA SH!e.
-FiIIt!EKS,
NaTrk >.TS, as-.
WAIT ~ aud GoBLETS,
CA>TOEs,
bti - arsi PUDDING DISHES.
l.! kLt' STANDS,
Is w ) kUkkS. aud Spoons.
"''H many "iH"r fiA r-ts GOODS TOO numerous
- hr'.'i"u. Ter s.tl. al icv-st rates. Also al tan
~" ui CHINA, GLhSSW - RE-. aud USE
''"NIHHINC GOODS. 4 easl Is solicited.
4. t. TAYLOR.
4ut oysJsitn PoSt-otiice
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TIE ATTENTION OF THE PKOPkI.

rriuY Pace, and H"isE Is catI, ., my large and
~ d, t"t"d 't"ra Of CkUCittEf, Gl-AE >,
t,.,1' 1 Ed ''obpe. an1 CUTLER 7, suitable Tor
- -. " M an eXr. ric' CO OF ten srars catering
r,r,r "ah'7 an satisfies that can give Sails.
i~ri = !ar.e a-sort nicut al Refrigcr st1rs, Wa
kI.,,. "''is' ~ii' 'ct-Pltc1"fs, viHals IN Hano.
tl.cna,"' w. an 'f CHA aad Granite Chm.'tr fets,
A. .s,t a"t ana "iiilr as we'll Us tiu Chamber stts
n, : a. t 'a!!tS JAMES ". GIBSON, d
'-' llV7 Main street, ElclIuond, VI.
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TIE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
LONDON, August THE American squad
ron will shortly sal! from Southampton ioI
Gibraltar. . .. r,.
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WANTED, FIFTEEN COLORED
w WOVEN to 20 north to .'OOK. WASH, &C,
in private families Wages s12 to $l5 per month.
Also a few CuAORED MEN for ssw-mili, III
j. P.JUSTlS, Labor Agent,
iv31 No. Fifteenth street.
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FOR RENT.

DINE STORE FOR RENT (13l2 a.
IL MAIN STREETl-Thst centrally located Ill
STORE. on Main between Thirieeuth sud Four
teenth streets viii be well fitted mp for eweiry store
or any other nice business; now occupied by
Messrs. Whitlock & Co. clothing store. Posses
sion In few days. Apply TO g. E. DOVE.
an ON STh2w ..aE--40ts s@