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One Hundred Acres Of Land

For the purpose of making this manufac-
turing and supply point, and end of the
Second Division Of their road, where they
must employ thousands OF men, to relieve
their overcrowdcd Shops and Yards at
Baltimore, Martinshurg Piedmont, Grafton
and other points. They are already erect
ing large Round Houses, Passenger and
Freight Depots, Machine Shops, Cattle
Pens and Stalls, TO accommodate their eX.
tensive Cattle Traffic.
All point to very rapid and immodat
increase of population and corresponding
increase in the price of building lots,
Messrs Carskadon and Gleason will he ON
the ground daily and will be pleased to
show the lots and give any information in
r. r. CARSKADON,
+. MINKE,
S. F. MCBRIDE,
S. b. GLEASON,
Keyscr City, formerly New Creek WA,
October o., 1874, Nov :
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DIRECTORY
COUNTY.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT
The regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allrgany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April first Monday in October.
The six regular equity or chanccry terms
commence First Monday of january :;
third Monday of February second Mon
day of April; second Monday of June !;
second Monday of August; second Mon
day of October.
OFFICERS.
Chjcf J"dgc-Iion. Il: II. Alvey.
IS~ri0ics-Ilons. William Mottcr, Geo
A. Pcarrc.
Clcrk-Thcodorc Human.
St"tr's Atiorney-W j. Read.
Shcriu-.Inmcs G. Lynn.
1uditor.- Maurice a. IIcalcy.
Commissioners VIM, NJ. Price, John b.
Fay.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions of the County Com
miSSiOnCrS commence on the first Monday
in January, April, June, July and October
CommtSwontrs-A. G. Greene, President :;
w. r. Bcall, Ashford Trail, b. H. Tur-
ncr, George Rcuschcn.
Gerk-Davis Armstrong.
COnnty TrenS,trer-Robcrt Shrivcr
Co"nty !S"rrcyor-Danicl Chisholm.
roItertors IF STATE and To"nty T"rGs-
First Collection District, Orleans, Oidlown
and FiinlstoneD Joseph Il. Stotllcmeycr-
Second Collection District (Nos. IL and Is
-CumbcrlandJ VIM. Hall Third Colcc-
ton District, tMt. Savage and Frostburg,
James d. Armstrong. Fourth Collection
District, Homecoming and Wcstcrnport,)
Patrick Mullen.
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Railway Connections.

VIA CuMnERLANb e PENNSYLVANIA II. II.
Leave Frostburg ut 40 a m connect Mt
Cumberland mt S.31 II IN with castbound
b d o II II Mail for Baltimore, etc.
Leave Frostburg at 10 a IN, connect at
Piedmont with wcstbound b & o II X Ex-
press at 245 for Parkersburg, etc.
Leave Frostburg At l2.40 p III, connect at
Cumberland AT 30 p III with wcstbOund
u W Il b II X for Pittsburgh, etc; at LA
p IN with wcsihound B& o II II Express for
Purilcrshurg, etc, and at $50 p IN, with east
bound B& o RExpress for Baltimore, etc
Leave Frostburg ut 4.35 p IN, connect at
Piedmont at Z pm with b IL o II Ac-
cOmmodaton for Cumberland with Is q .
X II Express eastward at los IN, and
with Express westward at l.l5 m-f0r all
principal points east and west respectively
eY- See Cumberland and Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad schedules
in thi spaper
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$50 or $1,000 INSTR II rMENT,

Youan Just what you getting If want medium high
priced eil amt have choice selection
4 In buying here have the perfect that what
" Glass and worth nothing dealt IN
by this house bat tho instruments Tia" by their merit alone have wed
them
particular t in their u have equal evidenced IN the fact that
the and a. of INSTRUMENT bay them for their own
n preference to any thing else in the market.
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Quick Sales and Small Profits.

exclusively PIANOS and ORGANS, which
bes whole and TINS exclusive trade Thus
where others sell from five instruments week. sales
in afford
profit they 20 and % per
be suited here because always
kept full and complete we'll
has the complete and varied stock to
OUTS of Newl York., so that if wuuta
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ORPHANS, COURT.

The Orphans Court of Allcgany county
holds its sessions on Tuesday oil each week.
OFFICERS.
Chicf Judge-.Joln Coulchan
.ixwriot.&-U ID Long, & Slack.
Register Of IIVs-Charlcs G. Shrivcr.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

Andrew Gondcr, President,
GaorsHG Mckay Secretary Cumberland,
Nathan 5 Frost, Frostburg.
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This will afford people of limited means
an opportunity to buy q home, and thus be
come Independent of cXac,ing and cX0rbi-
tant landlords. Why pay heavy rents for
poor tcnemcnts, when the same money will
buy you home in desirable locality: If
You haven't the money now, the sacrifice of
a cigar or two a day, or glass of beer, will
make your payments. No excuse to be
without home of your own. What better
investment for any person, old or young,
man or woman, than to buy one of these
lots on the obOve terms?
The location and natural surroundings of
Kcyscr City, afiording such
Unusual Facilities for Manufacturing,
Cheap COAL, large quantities. Of
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Grand, Square, Upright
PIANOS.

"AVE received upwards of FIFTY
i l. FIRST PREMIUMS and are among
the best now made. Every instrument fully
warranted for five years. Prices as low as
the exclusive use of the very hest materials
and the most thorough workmanship will
permit The principal rianisls and compo-
scrs and the piano purchasing public, of the
South especially, unite in tn" unanimous
verdict of the superiority of the STlEFF
PIANO. The DURABILITY of our in
strumcnts is fully established by over SIN
TY SCHOOLS and COLLEGES in the
South, using over 300 of our Pianos.
Sole Wholesale Agents for several Of the
principal manufacturers of Cabinet and Par
Tor Organs prices from 500 20 5000. A
liberal discount to Clergymen and Sabbath
Schools.
A large assortment of secondhand Pianos
at prices ranging from $50 to $500, always
on hand.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing
the names of over 1000 Southcrncrs who
have bought and are using the Sticti Piano
CHAS. Nj. STGEFF,
Warerooms, No. North Liberty St,
BALTIMORE, MD
Factories, 81 and Sc Camden 81. and 45 and
June 6y AZ Perry st.
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2()()ss;1:''@';::,

Situated about 800 yards south of Depot,
Round Houses, Machine Shops, &c, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Court House, Churches, School Houses,
Post Office. &c.
These Lots are pleasantly situated, com
mand fine scenery, have an abundance of
good water, easy of access, and in every
way desirable for homes. Will sell at the
following prices and easy terms, believing
the improvement Of these will largely en-
nance the value of their remaining lots:)
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Cheap COAL, large quantities. y
IRON and TIMER,
The RICHEST FARMING SECTION Of
WEST VIRGINIA.,

Which for years has shipped more produce
than any other point on the line of the road,
are so advantageous and without rival that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have purchased
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Mail bctw'n Frosthurg,
Cumberland and all
points east and west
Mail bctw'n Frostourg,
Piedmont md all
points east and west
Mail betw'n Frostburg
and Grantsyillc
~ II NJ , 4,
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Post Office Register.

For Delivery of Mails-G30 a IN to s p IN
Sale of Money Orders and Registering Let
ters-1 IN to s pm GYS" Office closed on
Sundays.
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10. - I'D. ~ <sltDyEl : - " :
MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAYORS CoURr.-Saturdsy John Smith
tfeolofedy charged with Stealing set Oh. cart
harness from sE. Vtckers, was sentenced by
his Honor, to receiye twenty lashes and ITO
| The chain gang for ninety days. The nrst
part or the sentence was attended 70 by SER
geant Fitzgerald. - =, +" !,
DEEDs.-Twenty-four deeds were recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
during the month of July. 23a ~ - a'.,tss
MARRH1 is. During the past month there
were only tR o narrisge ge-liceuses issued from
the clerks office of the Hastings Court. g
ID wore Susp.NDED.-F For thepast few days
the, paper-mill of Messrs. Wertenbaker & Co.
has been idle, from the fact; that the bFics
wall in the engine-room bad cayed in. II
has been repaired, and work will be resumed
to-day. : .2,<- NJ 8.
?, CosusaesvAT1vE CoSv-E There will be
an 40 oi6it ned meeting oi The Conservatives
of Chesterfield county held atthe Old Court.
house Wednesday, Ior-the purpose OF re-
organizing. Ii, is important that all delegates
attend. t4a -. i, ,s.ssy ID
HUsTIsGs CoURT.-Tbe case Of the Con
m mon wealth vS. the Manchester Cotton Mills Nil.
Twill occupy the. attention OF inis cour'
TO- day. .1ilt4dai ". - 'Ss.-
p,c.s,c.-P Odd.Feltows will have !
oic.nic o-day at Was snaek's farm.
II
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Police Court, SATURDAy,-John T. Will
liams lcoloreO, charged with feloaiousy
breaking and entering in the nighttime the
EdwellIng.h0use of Charles F.lF llcher and
stealing one lot Of wearing apparelvalued at
S45., Il The evidence not being sufficient, he
was declared not guilty, but being 9 sus.
|picious character was required to give
surety to keep the, peace for six months, in
default oEwhjch he was committed to Jail:
Mr.. Daniel Sullivan, charged with assault
ing and beating James Cohen (colored) with
stick with Intent to kill. The case was
partly examined oand continued until Tues
day. From. the leVidence; heard 1t appeared
that though Sullivan treated Cohen pretty
roughly he was perhaps justified in so doing
because Cohen Lad insulted member of bis
family. ~ IEs'4 ~ @'!&.'@i" @'ts "'1
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"a. MON & MORN g. AUGUsT !, 1876.
d source of conssaiit annoyance 70 ibosl, bufar

I'd source Or eonssant annoyance 10 both busa,
fanf seller aasf n sii i. s5I go
lssi Reselued That the presidentof Tia Az
lricnItural Society be respectfully REQUESTED
| TO select from each tobacco market ii the
lSt1ts three persons namely, 6ne eoan1is.
tsfoE ffiefcaaIt, one manuf factufef, ,Eand one
shipper alsp1oue erp!anter fronneaca judicial
| district interested in the growth Of tobacco,
| TO whom The present Inspection lars ehall be
referred for the PURPOSE 6f so altering or
fat1ehdiDg them as ~ give more satisfnetf6n
Fa0 Hfe agricultural and COMMERCIAL interests
|loE the. Statss ALSO tos inquire ito.
tal abolition OF, these laws, would, la their
opinion, be acceptable to an OF msjority of
| the people Interested fn the product1on and
purchase Of tobacco, and in consonance with
sound State pnlfdy. .sId II esfisaf asaa,grisi1
Eui ResosUeds ,Ihst these gentlemen be re-.
qnested TO present the result Of their delibe-
rattoss Is the next Genefai Assem- BIZ.
+ Reso1oed, That tie president or the Asso.
Fciatt0n cornmuufcatetthe aboyeto the spresi.
dent of the State, Agricultural :Society.
The resolptions we're adopted Ill, s.4.
b uoi;sa} a}-.3s,, JUDGE CRuMr. ,.., $, );
The President Mr.. Gray, made honorable
meatIon, OF the services of Judge W. w.
Crump, who had acted as counsel FOR the to-
ibaceonists, and w 1o had been inspiredin his
efforts by good will to the tobacco ,tradeand
loys io5 his native city Of Richmond.
Mr.. G. r. iBarksdale offered resolution
that Judge Crump bsIreqnested TO furnish a
cepy Of his speeeh for, publication Adopt
The meeting thep adjon1rrppea. -, ~ 80 s..
" Three cheers were given for Judge Crnmp.
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The Fnnarai eT General Pickett.
!, !, rspec,aI telegram 10 the Dispatchl II

1881 81 Especial telegram 70 the Dispateh'l
j .NoaroIK,g July 8l.-Tbe Funeral OF Gene
ral George e. Pickett took piaceat s O'Clock
this afternoon from Christ church, and was
.very, imposing and largely attended. The
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues and the City
Guards with the Government Band (which
was generously rendered by Commodore
ssteyensl, acted as military escort to the re-
mains. q Rev. M "a odesen delivered the
funeral oration, and other Episcopal minis
,ers assisted at the services. /; Grice' Com
mandery,paid the Knights Tempiar honars,
and eighteen OF the most prominent 'eitjzeus,
including General ,MaAoneand Mayor White
head, acted as pall.bearers. Several veteran
nreapizasions ofth war wereina the process
SION. aThe.remains were placed in Tayior's
vault until they can beremoyed TO the family
homestead at Turkey Bend. During the DAY
the tfiags aos the shipping ia the harbor ane
throug ugheut the city were at haif-mast.
] rs fassoeialed Press eslegran'l
], NORFOLK, JuLY .sE--The remains Of Gene
raj George Il. Pickett. were this siierncat
aid in q vault .Shete they will be KEEP. snEi
fall, and then they viii pc removed to Nv p
| Is wood Cemetery q. Ricbmoud,
tfhe frnefat was attended BY large bum
bar of csiiaees, the n Mas3nfc ffater 1se N
GERS ef The City G0aacii, and tbe lnalias,
consisting of the. Norfolk City sukfd. an
the Norfolk Ligb bt Artillery Blue. y; ssitiss
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The MILITARY EEcAaPMEsT. "A recent let
ter rom Ihe propfieioFs OF the GreenbrieI
White Sulphur Springs; 10 an otticee OF the
First Regiment contains an offer, If the First
RI giment cancludes.tu go into .epcampment
there, 10 board the officers and men at
much lower price than was al first stated.
In y,egi of the. inprobabili'y OF the sregi'
me,jt gong TO the White Salphnr Springs,
Captain Parater's company has been eonsld-
eripe The feasibility Of having an encamp.
menu ia another direction. The Atlantic.
Mississippi and uoio Railroad Company have
offered them Yery low rates to- Liberty,
which is shougb TO beia fine place foran a en-
campmenI. -.&-;
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"A MEMBER OF TIE MANCHESTER CHAIN
GANG CAPTURED IN RICHMOND. - Richard Cole
man (eolored), who escaped from the Man
chester chain-gang some weeks since,i vas
captured Saturday, morning in the Second
market by Mir. Henry O'DWyer, one of the
managers Of the chain-gang of this city.
Coleman Is an old offender, and this is the
second time he has escaped from the Man.
chester chain.gang.7 He has done six months
service In our chain.gapg. = -
Mr. fO,D9yers will receive ihe reward OF
S25 from the Manchester authorities. ~
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'..BYo.TRLEGRAPH.
Death Of Ex-President Johuson,

:g Especial telcgram 70 the Dispateh.j b&G
js BRISTOL. TENN, July l3l.-SenatoriJ j Ohm.
son died this morning at halfpast 2lo'clacis
at his, daughters (Mrs. lBroRDl near Eliza.
bethtou, nine miles froms Garter's :der6t,
Tennessee. 80 81 ID G4sq IGdi baGiT0I =
|tt aa ASSOCIATED, Press telegram.l 9azi Il; = /
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 31.-Ex-President
Andrew johnson died al an early hour this
morning.
WAsHIseros, July a1.-AlI The iigsf In
this city are at half.mast In respect TO Ex.
President Johnson. sF,f 40f,a - !.
.5 ri. ,4 [Second Dispatch] B,tasi6.i u
!. CrsclaNATI, July 1.-The Gaze.te,,s Green.
vile special says: /" This mornipg at about q
O'CLOCK ex.PIesident AndreW johnson dice
at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. W. r
Browne formerly Mrs. bC0lo6eI stover); in
Carter co unty, from paralstic stroke. Is :.
Gle had been In rather bad health since
the adjournment Of the last session OF Con
gress, but nothing serious was anticipated
% Wednesday be left on the train for Car
ter's station, and from thence het west OF
horseback, TO his daughters residence, abou
seven miles, riding in the hot SUD- Arriving
there he felt very fatigued, and the same
afternoon, about O'Clock, his right side Wa
paralysed, rendering him speeehless. His wife
was with him at the time. His son Frank ant
his daughter, Mrs; PATTERSON, were at ono,
sent for, and left GreenYille on Thursday
About noon Thursday he became conscious
and had a partial use of his side again, but Il
was evident that the great commoner could
not live long, and ltbusisurrounded by hi
entire family and neighboripg friends he
yielded up the ghost about 2 O'Clock thi
morning.
.cThe excitement here and at Knoxville II
intense. 1t is expected that q large delega
tion will arrive romKnoxyille to attend the
funeral. "A public meeting is in session q
the court. t.house, which will make arrange
smentst to receive visitors from abroad. The
funeral will take place at Greenpilfe 8i
Tuesday, August Q. The bodyiiWiIl aarriv,
here (Greenvillel to.mogroW.basT NJ
GA great many distinguished persons frpn
all sections are sending kilograms TO tfiii
place stating their desire TO be present at ttlt
last sad ritess The family are greatly over
come with, their sad bereavement ia which
they have tbs, the, sympathy Of she whole com
munity." ..,Es,ss.t H., .,s.si,..,ssf &,
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HLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGb,
" 30. l2l7 MAIN SIRE I, Rl!HMOND, Va.
The niil,h annual session viii! begin OCTOBER lSt
and continue Till June 1st iolowlhg. aGiu:.l i
Iounting.lsusc PlriClce. Bookkeeping in all It's
Nrinritcs, Ptmmanslip ttoth plain and ornamemtal
Commercial Law. COMMERCIAL Arltlme TIC, Busi-
hess Customs, Forms, Correspondence, Common
kug,h. &c. For particulars address ,,xo, .
irlV GEORGE NJ. NlCOL.
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LOCAL MATTERS

s-s . -
STATISTICS OF LOCAL LARFAIRs.-DurIng the
month of June last there were 446 criminal
charges disposed of in the Police Court, and
70 eases OF, ordinance violations. Of the first
class II persons were sent on TO The grand
Jury for indictments, % committed to jlil on
conviction OF assault and, battery, or petit
larceny. and 81 in default OF surety for good
behavior. Fines amounting to SAL, were
imposed, of which $SS3 90 were collected.
In July there we're 4Se criminal charges
and 81 ordinance cases. Number OF persons
sent 10 grand jury for indictment, 6; NUM-
ber sent 10, Jail on conviction, IS; number
sent 10 jail in default of surety, 20. Fines
imposed, 1882; collected, $403.75, and
Sl00.50 on account, of fines imposed preVi'
Gus to July. .,,n;f 1a .-s a9..i
The following shows the quantity OF hour
inspected in Richmond for tue mouth ending
3lst July Family, 597 barrels; extra super
fiue, 2,3S3 barrels, snpeifine, 2O7 barrels ;
tiue, 43 barrels condemned, g.. 5 qt.flrt.
The collections of internal revenue in this
district for the month Of July past amounted
to S2s4, 1882. e s..; sI.s. s.sn.~,> .t1}.,
Fifty.nine deeds were recorded in the
clerks office Of the County Court Of Hen
rico during the month Of July, and six mar.
riaoe lice nses were issued therefrom. Eight
prisoners were received into the jail during
the month-four from HeDrico county and
four from the city of Manchester. Three
have been discharged during the same Pc
rl0u. ,.s r-tt., 80, - l i..ssffg sss..t !
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-sAhEs This DAY.p

RICHARDSON & Co., g. P. NJ, building lot, on
q. Thirty.second street. corner or r, Church Hill
,WILLdAMSs& GIBSON. g P.7iis property on ths
southeast corner Of Tgen,y-seGond and Main
w. GODDIN, 5 P. Al, the farm kacNsnas wlitby,
on James river, In Chesterfield, three miles be.
low Manchester. jEitft1i 1tn p'3t2IRs ''fSs2'
GRUBBs &, &,WIELIhMS, ,5S e. M, a brick dwell,
Ing and framed store on the east side sof. st,
~ Stephens stfeetDetwee Federal and Uotitts.
FRANCIS T. yISBELL. 10 "a. .M.sa at sSl4: wesi
Broad street, stock Of groceries, &c,
AEDEk SON & co, 10 A. M., groceries, &c.
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SuowERs.-For The past two or three
weeks in this city, each afternoon there has
been "a light rain. Saturday the sho "er was
heavier than usual, and there was q conside.
table nccolnpanment OF wind. A colored
excursion party vIsiripg the city were caught
without shelter, and their enthusiasm was
much dampeped. 10 say nothing OF the dam
age done; their fipery. ~
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i, ORD1NANcg YIoLATIsNs.- White inn
posed fines on the following parties Saturday
morning for violating the city ordinances !:
Henry Henser,i 90 for keeping bis barber
shop open ON Sunday P b. Darlington, SIS
for failing to! replace the street and sidewalk
In Q proper condition after cunning sewer /;
John Cassasas, $40 for keeping his bar-room
open on Sunday. : S''''''"
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! !" IspgpENDEaT ORDER OF COOP TEMPLARs.-
A Lodge of,his Order ofworkers in the tenn
perance reform was recently organized by the
Rev. Samuel Pearce, grand lecturer, assisted
by Rev. Aaron Jones, State deputy, in the lee.
ture.room OF the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church, composed Of twenty members. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
term: j. T. BalleW, W. c. t.; Mrs. Susan
Dill, W.T.; C. q. Morgan, W. G.; Mrs.
M. e. Fifzwilson, w. t.; J. j. Turner, W.
NJ !; Mrs. E.E. Wbeeiey.. VIC; R., B; Eng
land, W. S.; MES. F..J.. Worden, B. ii. .. I.
Miss Nettle Dill, L. HIS. II. T. Dill, T. W.
G. T. and Lodge deputy. o4ci. i s7., ,,BGs i, !,
The, Order numbers throughout the world
abousa million of mem bers. There are now
over eighty lodges in ibis State = we 10 ahls
city, GolonelJ .J3 Hickman, Of tianta, Ca,
the, presiding ofieeraof the Grand, Ledge Of
the World, is expected to visit Richmond 70
lie Interest of TIE Order some time In Au' 1
gust or sSeStember. Colone! Hickman IS
second oDiylto Cough as a Temperance iec-
,tilrer..,s-t,g. .s., TC.T ytz4!fi ~ SJ'GiI q
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= iCosveYAscEs aoB REk1. ESTATE FOR tn

- iCoNveYAScEs aoF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING ,JULY 3D. 1s75,--Lots fronting
2T4 feet on Nineteenth street, between Hand
4, for 81. 500; 293 feet on Cherry street, be,
tween Cumberland and Beverly, for $500
So feet on Gstreet, near Twenty.second, for
81, 1896; SO feet on Thirtieth street, between
K and L, for S1,45O; 80 feet on Gatharine
street, near Hancock, for 5000 343 feet on
Duyai street, for $3.50 ); 29t feet on 81 street,
near Thirtietb, for S4ss; 519 feet on + street,
near Fifteenth, for S., 800; 20 feet on Coutts
street, for S400; 29a feet on Locust alley,
near 4 street, for 81 900; 80 feet on Seventh
street, corner Preston, s2O2; affect on Nine.
teenth street, between H aud I, for $3 900
2O5 feet on g street, between Firstand Fou-
shee, for Sd; so feet ouG street, between
HarYie and Plum, for S1,S45. Sf@3 81
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IL. { NJ g. H. The new secretary of the
Young Mems Christian. Association will be
intEoduced to. the members of the Associa.
tion and to, their lady friends at a special
meeting to be held at 81 O'Clock this eve
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-02

FaaMErEoR oLoaIcAL.- Thee folio wing lis i che
Gsuge of the thermometer for, the month soi
JpllEi7i9bser vations taken in, an eleyated por'
ton Of che city. at sunrise each day. The
mean for the month is 73 7!31 degrees. The
highesspoint 4reaehsd, sl'degrees;e the1low.
/ est, 90 degreeS., s-ti,TEqsi 1dt yJ .~gs