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ton for members of the Legislature. :hey
will cast their votes for Mr.. Don P. HaIsey
as one we'll qualified to 10 ,k after German In
terests, if he will allow the use OF his
name as candidate for the House of Dele.
gates.
ave are ourselves of opinion that better
selection could hardly be made. Dir. Halsey
Is an American who completed bis education
In Germany, and there acquired thorough
knowledge of the customs and language OF
the country. Since his return he has con-
stantly sought the society OF Germins, in or
der to keep up his acquaintance with the lar-
guage, the value of which be appreciales,
and which be speaks better than many ma.
tive German. As a Iawyer Mr.. Halsey has
an es'abli,hed reputation, and enjoys large
German practice, inasmuch as every German
can explain TO him the particulars Of his case
in the mother tongue.
/" 1t would be great pleasure to US to see
Mr.. Halsey member of the next Legisla-
turen
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Hon. CHARLES O'CoSoR. OF New YORK -
From the Lexington Ga2"tte.l 1t has been
slreadv made known 10 the punlic by the press
throughout the country that the honorary
degree, Doctor Of Laws, WAS conferred on
tins gentleman by the Board OF Trustees Of
Washington aud Lee University, Lexington
Va at their late stated meeting, June 23d,
1915.
This Board, it has been delcately limited
in some quarters, has ever shown Itself ra-
thrr fuSttdiously ntce in be>to~ing the lite
rary distinctions OF tie Institution, over
whose character and reputation they have
been set to watch. An0 IN this opinion We
have found ourselves perhaps more than half
inclined 10 concur: but il 10y acting thus
with thi, sensitive regard for her fair e>cut.
chcon. they make our revered Alma Mater
10 Iay her hands on heads only as worthy TO
receive her honors as that Of Charles UCon-
or wen though we were restricted in making
M our Judgment, to his brief letter OF ac-
acknowledgement we feel constrained TO say to
the trustees, 20 on as you have begun. We
append cnpv Of his Letter
Fort Washington, July D, 1Sl3.-Dear
Sir Iunnled Dy receiving your esteemed
favor OF the 10Th ul'imo. announcing that
the Washington and Lee University h.S con-
fcrred upon me the dOctoratr OF laws l Deg
leave to return To the trustees this express
sion of my grateful sense and appreciation
OF the distinction conferred.
independently OF otoer features rendering
il acceptable, II is rendered extremely SO by
the conuection, even in this remote manner,
OF my name with those of the illustrious de-
parted, to whose honor your shrine OF learn
iug is dedicated With great respect, your
faithful strr4nt, ca. O'CoSoR.
To 4 LeytNra, Rector.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 24.-Tne first meeting OF
the Saratoga Racing Association commenced
10 day.
The first race was for the Travers stakes
for three-yea olds, 800 entrance, with
$1,000 added by the Association, and 5000 IN
pllce, the second horse TO receive 1900 out OF
Inc stakes: distance, II miles. There were
sixty five entries and twelve starters. The
race was made by Dartagnan in 5000; the
fastest time on record for three-ycar olda car
ryiug full weight. Milner was second.
The second race, j sweepStake for all ages
p. D., with $500 added, one and quarter
miles, closed with nineteen entries. There
were four starters. The race was Won by
Griustead. Time, 2:03l; the fastest on
record.
Tue third race for purse Of 5000 was q
selling race for all ages, one and thlee-foufth
miles. Won by Kngpn. Time. 3:O74.
The Revenue department has advlees OF
the indictment Of collector, deputy coilec-
tor, a number Of saugers and storekeepers,
and large number Of distllers ana rectIh-
ers and their abettors at Oshkosh, Wis.
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tCoinInuuicated.I

The gentleman who's name appears at the
head of this article is native OF Lynchburg,
and for several years past has been prac.
ticing lawyer in this city. His tine intellect
has received high degree of cultivation in
the best schools OF America and of Europe.
His enlarged practical views, bis benevolent,
genial disposition, and bis uniformly courte.
on. and cordial minner, have won for him
host of admirers aud friends in the city OF his
adoption. If Major H4l>ey consents TO the
use OF his name as a candidate for The nomt
nation for the House Of Delegates, be will
undoubtedly receive the support OF very
large number Of his Conservative felow-ciil-
zens OF all classes. We hope that be may
enter the friendly contest soon to be Wuged.
Tue following article appeared few day,
since in lending German paper OF this city.
NATIVES.
"THE ELECTION.
awe have heard with pleasure the decla'
ration from many OF our intelligent German
naturalized citizens that at the coming elec-
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Marine Disaster.

New YORK, july 24.-Last evening man
called at the station. house iu Brooklyn and
reported that be had found the following let
ter in hottie on Coney Island beach:
at Sea, July 7. 1S15.-Tne bark r. j.
Campbell, Captain J. Il. Holden, Charleston
for New York, foundered this morning
Thirteen passengers lost; seven saved, who
are now in an open boat in distress. They
are: Captain Holden, E. E. Gregory, mate
j. White, mate; Thomas Whitaker, Charles
Mallory, and II. Dyer, seameu; q. Hamll
ton, Miss Annie Hamilton"
A search Of mlritim" registers fail to reVea
any such vessel as R. J. Campbell.
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RETAIL MARKET PRICEs.-The following is
O statement OF the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
Meats Beef Choice, 16s to zoe. second
cuts, 15c.; shin, 10 to 25c. Veal Choice,
12a 10 1Sc. outlets, 1G3c.; shin, 10 TO 30c.
ktmb. - to 1Gc.: breast. l5c chops. l6s:.
Fouls. Chickens, very good. % to 35c., or
four for 81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks.
81 to SOC. or Toe. to ST per pair.
FSh-Fish are scarce and high; good spots,
162 20 25c. per bunch; sheepSbcad, 12t to
1870. per pound: large front, none in mar'
ket =: croakers and trout, from 1G TO 25c. per
bunch; crabs, from 80 TO soc. per dozen
no sturgeon in murket; black club. from
12d to 1Gc. per poand; Spanish mackerel
from 16$ TO 2Cc. per pound.
Vegetables Irish potatoes, new, 15c. per
half-peck: per reck. 25c. Market pretty
well supplied. Beets. to DC. per bunch
Cymlins, Sc. per dozen. Tomatoes, best
quality, % to 20c per peck. Snaps, 8 to
10c. per haIfperk Onions, Zoe. per quart
Cabbage, to 10c per head. Green corn
10 to 90. per dozen. Cucumhers. s TO
15.. per dozen. Lima beans, 20 to 25c. pei
quart.
Fruits. Apples, 5 to 15c. per quart; black
berries, y 10 o.. per quu'i, peh0ueS, ~ "
zoe. per quart; whortleterries, to 1Oc
per quart.
M,SceHaneous.-B prime, 30 to &c.;
cooking but, cr, 25 10 30c. Eggs, 20c.
There is a full supolv Of canteloupes in the
market, and are sold from 10 10c. piece
There are only few wa,ermelons from this
section of the country, aud they bring from
25 10 50e. Southern watermeons are sell
ing from 20 to 4Oc. a piece, but are in nc
great demand.
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OFFICERS kLRCTED.--Tbe Pacific Base Ball
Club has elected the following officers: }. ID.
Baker, president John Galloway, vice pre-
sident; +. d. Bolton, secretary; II. Shadd,
treasurer; Tuomss Galloway. janitor and di'
rector w. b. Slarke, captain fist pine.
The Swan Baseball Club has been re-
organized with the following new officers
Tbom.s Dolsu. (captain) >hort-Stop; William
Barefoot, pitcher; William O'NeiI, catcher
Napoleon Barefoot, centre.deId; Robert
Barefoot, lef,-i"ld; John Blreioot, third.
base; Richard Rice, second-base; Daniel
Chalieror. tirst-b base; Charles BaieIoot, (risht
tield) president; Captain j. H. Parater, vice.
president; william Barefoot, tinansial secre.
tary; John +. hrepslc. recording secretary
John Dolan, treasurer; William Barefoot,
seryea -at.arrlS,
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Migrants in Springfield are made to pay
for a lod dslUg and breakfast by work on pub
lie improvements from O'Clock until III III
the morning, An olerSeer watches tnem
alosely. BECAUSE they are always ready after
hasirg the sleep and fodd to get away with
oa, giving the required equivalent. Ten OF
tiirui were recently cleaning brick In The
burned blocks. A horse ran away. the over
seer went to catch u, aud @Hen he came bach;
not one OF bis gang was there.
When ~e look around and see the large
number OF abe-boued men %hs spend their
money und their time ut the beer saloons,
ehlc their wives are stitching At home, or
20 rut washing 10 earn money TO keep tbein.
selves and their children from starving. We
NATURALLY wonder why more young msn
dou't get married, and marvel more that St
aauy young ladies do,--Na71s!9trn HsraFa'
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POLICE CouRr sATuRpAy.-Thomas Bur.
ton (colored), guilty Of Stealing one lot OF
chickens from some persons unknown, was
| sent 10 Jail for ninety days.
Joseph Edwards, charged with asssulting
and beating Amelia Peterson, was fined
$3.50.
Amelia Peterson was fined 81 for using
abusive laueu lge TO Joseph Edwards.
John Anderson (colored), charged with
stpalipg two axes, valued at S5, from Al. G.
DILL The evidence not being sufficient he
was not found guilty, bat being suspicious
character. he was required to give surety to
keep the pence for six mouths; sent to Jail in
default.
Hannah Brannon and Annie Miller (both
colored), charged with being disorderly
characters, were fined $3.50 each.
J. c.. ,Eubank, guilty of assonlting and
beating Alice G. Hart, was tined 300.
Delta Smith, drunk and disorderly, was
fined $3.50.
Rsinhardt Pohlig was fined 81 for tres.
pressing upon the premises of Christian Ber.
ger.
William Collins and W. Fl. Bellew, guilty
of being drunk and disorderly In the street,
were fiued 81 so each.
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TIE YACHT JoHN V. CREELY.-A party oi
eycursionists from Phiadepnia arrived here
Saturday nigh' at 10 O'Clock from Phlladelphia
On board the yacht "John '. Greedy" The iol
lowing are the names of the crew: Robert
Wyble, captain Henry Sutton. Henry schri'
Der, Charles A. Ferga, Humphrey Schrlber,
Charles K. Maccauley, Thomas Gamble,
Thomas Elliott, William Davis, William
Stewart, William Nagiee, William Rogers,
and Thomas McSorley. The party were mel
hv several gentlemen and escorted about the
city
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
Destructive Fire.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, s. G., July PA large fire
occurred last night at the naval stores yards
DESTROYING about five blocks of small houses
two wharves, and twenty thousand barrels Of
naval stores. Loss, about half million Of
dollars partly covered by insurance.
lAssociated Press Telegram].
CHARLESTON. s. c., July 24.-A fire oc
CURED this morning in the section of the city
known as Gadsden wharf. destroying abou,
fifty small wooden buildings; also >Robb',
mill and Marshall aud Ven'ine's wharves
with about 90 600 barrfl. of naval stores
Estimated loss, $3.50, 600, Of which about one
half is believed 10 be covered by insurance
The fire is still burning, and 1t is impossi'
BILE as yet to ascertain more deinite particu
lars
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Neutrality-suspicious.. n.

WAsHMGToN, July 24.-Tbe Secretary oi
the Navy has been advised that there are
twenly.ntne cases of yclow-fcyer at Fort
Barrancas, Fla. He has directed that In case
the disease breaks out at the Pensacola navy
ward and vicinity that all but acelimated
persons De removed, and the yard closed.
The internal revenue receipts for the
month 10 date amount to $S,00O,O0O.
The silver colnige for two months ending
August goth will reach $4,000, 900.
The Attorney General decides the Choep'
penning case barred by limitation unless
Congress intervenes.
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Railroad Accident.

ALEXANDRIA, July 24.-Friday morning
the noItb.bouud train on the Virginia, Mid,
land and Great Southern railroad, was
throw frosp the track near Bull Run. The
engine, tender. and baggage car were badly
smashed the smoking and ladies' cars were
uutracked, and the sleeping car remained
The baggage master was seriously burt, and
one passenger had an arm spralned. No other
Injuries,
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MANCIIEsIER NEWS.

HUsTrsGs CoURT.-Saturday this court was
engaged in The trial OF the case OF Common
wealth Us Hey, indeed for destroying a
boundary line. The jury brought 10 ver-
dict of guilty and assessed doe Of one cent.
C1TY CoUNcn.-To.night an adjourned
meeting of this body will be held at the Audi.
tors Office,
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PERSONAL George &. Minor, eX-
memner of the House Of Delegates. and Ia
ther of Judge Z. c. Minor, OF Hrnrico, was
thrown from wagon on bis farm Friday and
fractured his collar-bone. Or. Friend, phy,
siciau Of the ncighDorhOod, was called ID anu
rendered the necessary attention.
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FROM DRUGGIsTs.-There is no ca:e:of dyspep.
sla that GkEEN's AUGUST FLOWER will not cure
Go to your druggist and inquire about 1t. If yor
suff r from co,tiveness, sick headache. sour sto
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint, or arrangement
OF the stomach liver, try it. Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles. 10 cents.
PURCELIr LADD & Co, Agents.
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New YORK, july 24.-The President &C
companied by Lientenant-Colonel +. u
Grant and wife ard Jessie r. Grant, arrived
at Lobg Branch this morning and left this
p. NJ. for West Point. While in town the
President attended the funeral OF Templeton
Strong NJ Trinity church.
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LETTERS TO TIE OLD FIRST REGIMENT
Though a little late, the following letters just
received IN response TO invitations to attenC
the celebration of the Old First Regiment.
will be read with interest by members and
friends of that gAllaut band
New ORLEANS. La, July 10, 1916.
Captain E. II. Chamtprldyne. J:
Dear Captain, -Plesse accept my thanks
for the invitation TO the anniversary OF the
cd First Virginia Regiment on the 20.t
instant. 1t reached me here only yesterday
but even if received sooner, regret to say
| would have been unable 10 accept it, fol
my present occupation will not permit me tc
leave here before the beginning Of next
month.
Wishing the noble sod First" many
happy returns OF its anniversary, and with
my kind regards for its gallant surviving
members remain yours mos! truly.
G. I. BEAUREGARD.
"Parson Alrich" writes as follows:
OwlSG's MILLS, BALTIMORE COUNTY. MD.,
July 10, 1875.
Captain E. II Chomberloyne, Esq:
My Dear Comrade, ,-Tne invitation TO be
present at the anniversary of the Old F'irSl
Virginia Regiment has reached me, and
wish IL were In my power to attend. II
would be very pleasant to meet again and
renew the acquaintance of the men with
whom was a>so lated during the last dark
year Of the war, and hope many will be
able to come together and light :. their bat
ties o'cr again." and that you viii all have d
pleasant and profitable time.
No doubt the members are scattered
abroad, and some have answered to the ldS
call would that all the survivors were
marching unde' the banners of the Captain
of our salvation. May they all answer in
word and deed TO the call
"Onward, Christian soldiers,
Marching MS to war,
With TIL cros of Jesus
Gong on before"
Please remember me sffpctionately te
them all, and express my regret that an
not able 10 be with them in reyiYing the As
sociations and ties of the past.
Yours most atiectionalcly,
W. A. ALRICH.
Late Chaplin 1st Regiment Virginia Volun
teerS.
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Messrs. W. D. BLAIR G Co are now prepared to
fill orders from their new store, 903 M,in street
two doors below their old standl. 1t Is refreshing
to see such neat and handsome store. Their entire
stock is new and seiecied with an experience Of
forty years. Their spccialtts are 1eas. WINES,
Liquors, and fancy Groceries. Cigars, Tobacco, &c
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Late Chaplin 1st Regiment Virginia Folun /
fePrS

C,osyEYASCgs OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIE
WEEK ESDlSG JrLY "a, 1875. LOIS trontlns
SO feet on Twenty street between +
and + for Sl,755; - feet on Fifth street cor
Der of & for $7.6s5; 80 feet on Pine street
near Cary for 1915; 81 feet Oh Fifth street
near l. for $1,000; 263 feet on Twenty
eighth slScet on the corner OF Z for S420; 293
tee, IN 1'hirtieth street between u and Z for
Si04 81 feet on Seventh street near Baker
for s179; 2s IeeI on Eighteenth street for
$1,000; 1Ga tees on Eighteenth street near z
iDr Sla5: 979 feet on China street near Bel
vidcrc TOR 81 1000; 80 feet on E street be-
tween First aud Second for $4,000; 45 fset
on Second street between A md b Tor 81, 100;
2O5 feet on h street betweeD Twenty-Sixth
and Twenty seventh; 90 feet on street near
TWenty.D!nth for S40O.
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Strike against Typographical Union

WAsHrsGros, July 2l..- The proprletors Of
thirteen book and job printing offices in this
civ, and also the propri'tors of four scws-
paper establishments, Que National Repudli-
can. the Washington Weekly Sentinel the
German Daily Journal, and the Georgetown
Weekly Courier,) have signed paper stating
,nlt from and after The ID OF August they
viii not be governed by the rules and regu,,
a;ions of the Columbia Typographical
Union, deeming them to be onerous and de,
trimental to The private printing interests oi
tuis District.
The Daily Chronicle severed its business
connection With the Typographical Cnlon
several mouths ago.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to me-
the constantly Increasing demands of our trade we
have added 4 well selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP sOvED MA
cIr1SERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranr eeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
p.diti manner,
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JOHN BLAIR, Collector.

n N: WALKER q CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, 10 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, representine the
NORTH BRITiSa AND MERCASTILE M
SIlRANCE COaPASY, Of London and EdiE'
purah Enyland-capttal, 81 0.0O0.O00 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CigctEs
nat Onio-assets ever III. 100000:
Xa&HaTTAN FIRE INSURANCE CONPA-
NY OF New Iork-assets over s500.0gO:
LYKCnEURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lyalcnburg, fa.-a'ssS o'kf
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, O.
Rrooklvu, =. Y.-asse-s over s30O.oOO.
PHEN!X INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BROOK
lyl n. Y-assets over s2.OO0.0O0,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OK
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over 100000:
mIns,Isd win the Treasurer oi Virginia, 81 5o,.
c.O. Losses eautaoiy adjusted an1 promptly paid
A. This agency Applications collected, aud !DIne.
N att attention gtver thereto. Or 10
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THE GRAYs-The Grays have not deter
mined TO Join the other companies OF the
Fus. Regiment ip the encampment at the
White Sulphur Sprngs, but are considering
the feasibility of attending the Philadelphia
centennial next year.
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SARATOGA and all other styles of TRUNKS al
BoScHESS, 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsES, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
fine sATCHELs, &C., at BosCuES'S, 500 and 5l1
BROAD ST
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Statue OF .JAcKsoS.-The commissioners
have contracted tor the building of the gran :.
ite pedestal Oh which Folcy's statue OF
S.onewal Jackson is to be erected IN The
CAPITOL Square.
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COMMISSION MERCHASTs.-We solicit your or
dcrs for printing, or n call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured lhat 1t Will he to Your advantage.
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HAND AMpuTATED.- On Saturday Mr.. A.
T. Burr, residing At 1908 Main street, hau
bis left hand amputatct III consequence OF
injuries received at FIournoy's sash and
blind factory.
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IHorBsr.-Cbroner Taylor held an inques
Saturday on the dead Do1y OF an Infant lounC
in the canal. Tne verdict of the jury was
that death was caused By criminal neglect OF
violence
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 5 p. NJ, cottage resi-.
d-nce with eight acres, on the MechanlcsVlllt
turnpike one mile from the city.
RICH ARDSO% & co. p. ~. new brick dwell.
ing on Canal street between First and second.
". GODDIN. 6 =. VI, lot and small framed fene
ment on he south side of Grove street bctwetI
HarvIe and Plum. Also, two lots near above oL
Grove street.
r. g. ANDERSON Il CO.. 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c
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GooD.-One of our largest coal dealers
furnishes us with with list OF prices fol
splint coal somewhat lower than the prices
published by us on Saturday.
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ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS. Justice White
imposed ines on the following parties Sstur-
day for violating city ordinances:
Nicholas R. Couners 50, aud Turner Gen.
try s., for using prolane language in the
| First Market.
e. Z. Belvin was fined SO on account of
bis driver charging higher rates for the use
| of his hacks than is allowed bv law.
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THE ELMwOoD COLLAR, with all the edges fold
ed, wilt fit better and Wear longer than any other
Prove this by trying.
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures IA
cilities Tor the prompt execution OF au kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prizes
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH. .PRISTISG-IIoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW SUMNER BOOKS.-Fated to be
~ Free. sequel to of The Sk"lls." by Jean
Inge.ow, S1.75. The Defence OF Gueneverc and
other Poems BY Morris, 50. open Sest tme. by Flo
renee NJ ryatt. 75c The Odd Trump 75c. Har-
wood by author Of &. id Irnmp;" 75c Playing
by Payne. 75c. Ward or WIFE, 25c. AlSs Angel,
bi Miss Tnacteray, 75c. The lbre, Feathers. by
Black, 81. Safely Married. soc. The Lady Supe-
rior so. The Green Gate, rs. John Iorrien,
by Jult, kavanagli, 1928. Queen Mary, n Drama,
by Iennyson. 81 so. kecollectlons OF Pastor. by
Rev. Mr.. Eashell 1925. The Law and The Lady,
Sl25 Farrod's L.f.of Christ. W. so. Books sent
TO any address rostrge paidl upon receipt Of price.
Orders solicited and promptly ut endeh 10.
~ % 81 We II, ,JOHS>TD< & co.
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DEATH OF A CIrIzeS.-Mr. w. H. G. Lump.
kill, for many years citizen OF Richmond,
dien on Thursday last in Louisa county.