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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judqe
I Hughes prcsiding.-1n the bankrupt case of
| w. A. Lash. Tue bankrupt was ordered to
| show cause on the Sth of February next
| why the order entered herein on the 31st of
December last should4aot besdissolyed at his
cost.
In the matter Of George Tyler, bankrupt.
The assignee was authorized to check for
So 81 deposited in bank through mistake
In the matter Of &. Catogui, bankrupt.
The sheriff vas directed 10 deposit the bal
snce in his hands, after payment of the
| rent and costs, in bank to the credit Of this
cause.
In the matter of Aaron Edwards, bank.
rupt. The rule for the creditors to show
| cause why the bankrupt should not be
allowed an exemption was dismissed.
In the matter Of j. T. Morriss, bankrupt.
The report Of Commissioner Atkins was
confirmed, and the-bankfupt ordered to ap-
pear here or the Sth of February next and
show cause Why be should not refund $500
paid his attorneys.
In the matter of Lawrence B. White,
bankrupt. The sheriff OF Caroline county
and others were enjoined from making sale
Of the baukrupts property.
In the bankrupt matter OF Thomas L.
Tahb. a decree was entered connrmlng the
resale Of the bankrupt'S realty.
In the bankrupt case of ". l.. Warlhg.
The assignee was ordered to sell the bank
rupt's corn crop and deposit the proceeds IN
bank.
In the matter of William E. Gannaway,
bankrupt. 50 much of the petition OF
Thomas Branch & Sons as relates to the
bank.upt's discharge was dismissed attheir
i'm
In the matter OF J. Nj. Holman, bankrupt.
George D. Wise was appointed assignee.
In the matter of Leroy c. Bullman, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to pay the
claim Of William Wright before making any
exemption to the bankrupt.
Ia the bankrupt case of Seth Campbell.
The execution against Fl. W. Daingerfeld
was quashed.
In the matter OF Charles N. Wallace, bank.
rupt. James NJ. Matthews was appointed a
special commissioner to report what pro-
perty of the bankrupt IS unincumbered, and
the assignee is eDjoined from paying out any
money 10 his hands applicable to the pay.
ment of the bankrup's homestead exemp-
ton, and is required to show cause on the
9Th Of FEBRUARY next why the bankrupt should
not be allowed such exemption.
In the bankrupt case Of b. +. Belcher,
bankrupt. The sale by the assignee of the
bankrupt's land was declared null and void
and tue assignee ordered to resell the same.
In the matter of D. X. Ferguson, bank
rupt. The creditors were ordered to show
cause on the 10th OF February next why the
assignee should not be discharged.
In the matter of William Major, bankrupt.
L. X. Spilman was ordered TO show cause on
the 10th of February next why the sale OF
the interest of William Mpjor, Jr., should
not be set aside.
In the matter of H. B. Munford, bankrupt.
The marshal was directed to appoint another
deputy to execute former order in this
cause.
Judge Hughes left for Norfolk at las
yesterday.
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Teachers and Coutribl

Rev. 7. G. Dashiell, Of st Marks church,
then delivered well-written essay on the
subject Chow to Conduct Sunday. School
Teachers Meetings." which was listened to
with much attention; after which the subject
was opened fer general discussion, which
was participated in by Rev. DR.. Peterkip,
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Rev. MIR. Gibson. Rev. Mr..
Weddell, Rev. Mr.. Dashiell, DR.. Minnige.
rode, Messrs. w. D. Gibson, II. F. W.
Southern, j. L. Williams, and F. NJ. Boy kip.
The attendance was large, and interest was
kept up during the meeting.
After singing and prayer the meeting ad.
journed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF Mr.. SHIELDS.
The remains OF Mr.. John Il. Shields, VINO
was killed on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad on Monday, reached Richmond
Yesterday, and were met at the Danville deI0
by committee OF Masons from Lodge No. g.
of which be was an honored member, de-
tachment of the Richmond HoWilzers,
and other friends. The body was conveyed
to Mr.. Shields's late residence, at the corner
of Twelfth and Marshall streets. The fune
raj will take place at u O'Clock. to-day from
the First Presbyterian church.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is The
nortuarv report for the week ending Satur
day, January Is, 1875, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board of Health: Cause of Death: CeIe
bro-spinal meningitis. white; collie, col
ored ; consumption, white, 6 colored-to-
tai, 8; debility, co!ored dropsy, l col
ored !; dysentery, l colored feVer-typhoid,
l white; rt.disease, l white homicide,
l white; intemperance, l white; marasmus,
1 colored; old age, 2 white, colored-to.
tai, 8; pneumonia, white, colored-total,
5; scrofula, coIored syphilis, colored.
Whole number Of deaths in the city eX.
elusive of still-birtbs, 20. Still. Births 4:
White female, l; coored males, 2. Ser 4:
White males, 4 colored males, 10-totai,
IA; white females, I; colored females, 81
total, 10. Age: One day to thirty, colored ;
one year to three, 2 colored; ten years to
twenty, white twenty years to thirty, 2
white, 8 colored-total, s.; thirty years to
forty, colored forty years to fifty, white,
colored-.otal, 3; fifty years to sixty, l
white, 2 colored total, 3; sixty years to
seventy, 4 white, colored-total, 5; seventy
years to eighty, l white; eighty years to
ninety, white, 8 colored-total, 4. Condt-
ton; Single, white, colored-total, g.;
married, / white, 8 colored-total, 13;
widowers, / white, 2 colored-.otal, 8;
widows, 2 white, 2 colored-total, 4; uu-
known, / colored. NatiUity: United States,
q; Germany, 2. Locality: Marshall Ward,
9 white, colored-:otal, 5; Jefferson Ward,
1 white, colored-:otal, 5; Madison Ward,
white, colored-total, 4 F.; Monroe Ward, 2
coIored; Clay Ward, 8 white, l colored-to-
tai, 4; Jackson Ward, 2 white, 6 colored-
total, g.; almsbouse, l colored. By nhons
Certified Regular practitioners, 10 white,
Is colored--total, 25; irregular practition-
ers, colored; coroner, white; Board OF
Health, colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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Pubic SCHOOLS I'm Wan chester.

MANCHESTER, Janulry IL, 1876.
It Is hoped that favorable report will bt
made by the special committee OF three
10 whom the City Gu Gil referred the
CO nmuuication from lie School Board
asking that $4,000 in bonds be issr ed
for the erection Of two school houses,
and that the Council will unanimously con.
cur therein. IL j. Gran that no scheme
of such vital importance to the future
prosperity of the city has been brought
10 the attention Of that body since
its incorporation. Trne. Mascbester has its
public schools and rps Of good teachers,
but are her children progressing in knoHl-
edge with that rapidly Of her sister city
Richmond No; and why not? Simply
because The scboo.bnuses, which are scatter
ed throughout the city, are totallyi iadequate
for the purposes for which they are used.
Ttey should be condensed under TWO re OF =
one for white and oDe for colored children
in order that that system might be
maintained which is necessary for the ad.
vancement of edu"a.iop. Further, they
should be presided over by city superln-
tendent. whose tiDe should be occupied in
visiting each teacher In the midst OF Their
duties, correcting errors and advancing lea
sibIe theories. AgaiU, ne snonN Vlsit Toe
public schools of Richmond aud other cities
throughout the Union and post himsell prac'
tIcally OF their working, and the benefit de-
rived therefrom should be impaired to tbe
teachers, who, in turn, should ihus'ra'e
to their scholars. No disparagement Is IN.
tended TO be. reflected upon the present
efficient superintendent, who Is also the SD
perinteudept of schools for the county. bu
the city should have its own Official. There
may be those who will ssy what has beer
said would do we'll enough If Manebts;e
could afford it; she IS too poor; she owe
money and can'l pay It,. The writer denie
that she cannot hfford it, that she Is too poor
and that she owes money and can't pay it
and will prove it.
Each succeeding year In lies history, wit
its development OF sciences, teaches enougs
to utterly annihilate the idea that city can
not afford to educate her children. Sh,
should do II though IL cost miili0ne. Tb
mind tutored would soon be comprehensive
enough to grapple with the debt incurred
and ride prosperously toto the barbor
safety. "She is zoo poor" a city will eve
remain poor, ard be poor city indeed, tba
bags such q bn1 15eir IS d flatteripg uucsiol
to her soul. No city Is poor that has being
Of intelligence with strong arms and s,ou
hearts 70 work for Ter. Manchester p0ssesse
these, and Will contain more OF them as sh
grows In knowledge, and through her put
lie schools this great boon can be obtained
fShe owes miney and canu0. pay IT,
There Is scarcely city in the United State
that Is not in debt and unfortunately 10
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Week endiI
Jan. IT, Jan. 16, Jan. 8, Jan. IS,
1874. 1875. 1873. 1875.
W, G. W. G. w. G. w. g.
i. II 23 8 81 ~ 1S II II

stiIl- born.. 0
Mean temperature for the week ending
January 8, 51.14; mean temperature for the
week ending January Is, 1886.
Amount Of rainfall for the week ending
January 8, 0.20 inches; amount OF rain1ai,
for the week ending JaLuary 10, o.oO
inches.
Population of the city estimated by school
census, Y, ,5OO-white, Al, 400; colored, 5l,'
100.
Rate of mortality of whole population was
90, 80 per 900 per annum rate Of mortality
Of white population was 1881 per 1000 pei
annum rate OF mortality of colored popula
ton was 5000 per 1000 per annum.
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A sER1ous MArrER.-The only item worth

A SERIOUS MATTER. 1.-The only item worth
having at the slation.houses last night was
that of young man charged with attempt
log to set FIRE to dwelling house in the day
time, and this the parties interested endea.
yored to keep out of the newspapers. The
facts are simply these A manufactures,
standing at one OF the upper windows OF bis
establishment on Monday afternoon saw ON
the opposite side of the street man scratch
ing matches and putting them through q
knot-hole. He called one Of his hands to
witness the operation, and then went to the
nearest policeman, reported the fact, and
had the accused arrested. Last night be
was bailed, and at the earnest solicitation OF
some of the police force, as well as the par
ties interested. names are withheld.
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Solicitors for the Equestrian Statue of
Lee.-Mayor Chiles has anpoioted the follow.
ing gentlemen to solicit contributions in this
city tor the proposed equestrian statue Of the
noble Robert E. Lee: Fus, Ward, A. A.
Allen, w. l.. Farley, Il. Fitzgerald; Second
Ward, 81. A. Jordan, A. G. Gibbs, N. A.
Eubank; Third Ward. DR.. A. Monteiro, L.
r. Ellis, A. KaLn: Fourth Ward, Emmett
W. Weisiger, A. L. Bradley, w. P. Kidd.
Committee at Large, Judge William !. Clop.
ton, W. D. Craig, James A. Gentry.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Hastings Court-Judge Clopton presiding
The following business was disposed of IL
this court yesterday:
Thomas Glsdman (colored) was tried for
burglariously entering the dwellug.house ol
a. Harris and stealing a lot Of clothing val
ued at seventeen dollars, fo1rd guilty, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for eight years
Wi liam Davis (rolored) was tried for second
offence Of petit larceny, found guilty, and
sentenced to the pententiary for one year.
Frauk Horton (coloreI) was tried for steal
ing watch from the person of Mr.. c. Lips
comb
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TOBACCO INSPECTIONS. "A meeting Of the
Joint ommllcc on Tobacco Inspections was
held in the Senate chamber last night
senator Penn in The chair.
There were several bills from the Senate
AID House Of Delegates pltced before the
committee.
senator smith Ctlertd resolution to the
elect that compulsory inspections should
~, be required by law.
>eustor Clark offered as substitute
chapter 50 Of the Code of 1873, 10 be read
rs sections, aud amendments offered to
lhr.M Il drrrued necessary.
Ibe substitute was adopted.
llon reading the Soth chapter, sections
!, relating 10 tobacco warehouses established
ay tounIy and corporation courts-how to
Ire constructed; 3, relating 10 renting Of
Warehouses 10 INSPECTORS; 1, fixing the
!cAta. .! warehouses;; ), relating to how
WAREHOUSES are 10 be repaired ; aud Z, re-
AltnS Ia ierajr> 10 Government warehouses,
"'!e adopted. >.ctlons2 and 6 were stricken
out H. obsolete.
section 5, re9tiug 10 inspectors to be
%tfvhtcd bt tuc Governor and the proprie-
".' "' 'Ac Warehouse. tue proprietors disa-
~''FnS ne hoVerner 10 appoint them, came
C2 tor consideration.
5'i. Hub1Id moved 10 amend the section
y! authorizing the Governor to appoint two
INSPECTORS upon the recommendation OF the
,o"iI %. ihr county or corporation in which
t'S "''' L3U>e 10 which such inspectors may
"- appointed Is situated. Lost.
- ''lNH't'c' adjourned 10 meet to-day.
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'hNt@A. LES Observation-Disclosures OF
49, AN 'AAAEtKLAYSE A mass. meeting o!
-" l%"ic OF Richmond and persons visiting
hr t''! VIII be held at Assembly Hall at ~
'@'e" today 10 do honor to the memory OF
,"''" III a. t. Log, and 10 celebrate his birth
T,: Governor Armper will preside, Rev..
w. ,,t, ~ ''uht'cTode VII offer prayer. and there
~ - "H address on the Life and Character
.,"s"c'a' Lee by Captain }. Hampden
.,. ''yut, editor Of the Norfolk Virgi.
Jrr,y -,actiui "riiet and speaker. An adj
,rL. NH Also be made by Mayor Kelley,
,,,.,.. 4~ NE rare gitt O. always being able to
r,.'' so uHpiIiy on such occasions. The exer.
D. a. AIln Jonos. = " - y 1'''' - -
s,,,.,.1. G - ?ecteu Lat marg ladies will be in
3.'''; onion lists have been placed at tie
e'osfotcs in all sections sf the city. ana X
=, s11sseted that the day .coxIld not be better
.,,,,,,,. -'"'''''"F%,ed thau by raising handsoae
c,'It-S 'IL''S iof TIE Lee Monument fand. The
rt,a|- - VI ttt public schools will contribute
r. 'Ai.t |" the cause.
"o,.n ""s Aiker Light Guard, Guard of the
..-,,]4,@ito,n"ealth. and Company "F" will
-,,,.'"'e "'e III front Of the custou-house this
:; t'oh' and form in liue apd parade
Lnrotn some OF the principal streets in
"'t!oF or the day.
OF ~. VI our people will avail themselves
V.Itn1,' ,'E'9or'uhity OF seeing The model of
tho g,'.1s ftcumbent figure of Lee. and
,,I, 'Ius,V ol our artist, No SD9 Leigh street,
day. 'i'"ueo WIN Visltors to-
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CHAScERY CouRT, TUEsDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed of:
Cowley Us. Boasman, &c.; Cowley, &C.,
vs. Cowley, &C.; Wynore's executrix os:
Cowley, &C. Decree confirming report of
commissioner, and making distribution OF
the fund.
Glazsbrook's executrix Us. Glazebrook,
&c. Decree confirming report of commits
sioner,' ratfyipg proposal of Mr.. G. r.
Worsham to take the place OF the former
purchaser, and extending the payments.
Atkinson ps Atkinson, &c. Order direct.
ing certificate of deposit of fund in this
cause in the Union Bank of Richmond to be
recorded.
Hardgrove Us. Hardgrove, &c. Decree
referring cause 10 commissioner for ln'
quiry and report.
Dickerson, &C., Us. Dickerson, sc. De.
cree authorizing fraction of the .princlpa
of the fund TO be applied to the education,
maintenance, aud support of minor children.
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REMEMBER TfHs.--Now Is the time OF the year
for pneumonia and fatal results of predisposition
ts consumption. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP hss
been ussd in tais neighborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. yon
have not used this medicine yourself. 90 70 your
druggis: and ask him Of Its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & Coz
wholesale agents
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PERsoNAL.-In the notice of the officers
elected by the Merchants and Mechanics
Building Fund and Loan Association Mon.
day night the name of Z. ID. Moore vas
printed E. D. Wood; that of 5. X. Campbell
J. L. Campoell, and that of T. L. Courtney
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The REVIVAL AT TRINITY CHURcH.-Tbe
series of meetings at this church, which
commenced on Sunday last. have met with
great success. The attendance last night
filled the church to ove,fowing, and the
deepest concern was manifested by the entire
congregation. Rev. DR.. Bledsoe preached
an eloquent and convincing sermon, spe'
cially addressed to the young. At the con.
clusion of the sermon large number ol
young men and ladies presented themselye:
for the prayers OF the church, and four pro
fessed conversion. The meetings will bt
continued nightly.
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HENRiCo SUNDAY-ScHooL, UNION; P. E.
CHURcH.-The regular quarterly. meeting Of
the Henrico Sunday-school Union was held
at S.. Johns church last evening at o'clock.
After he usual religious exercises, conduct.
ed by the President, Rev. DR.. Minnigerode,
Mr.. P. Fl. Mayo being absent, Mr.. W. Ellis
Jones was appointed secretary pro tenn.
The roll of schools being called, the fol-
lowing reported
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CoScsRT.-There will be a grand vocal and
instrumental concert for The benefit of ST..
Joha's German Sunday school by the choir.
amateurs. and GesaDgvereiu Virginia, at As
semby Hall, this evening, commencing at s
O'Clock. Professor c. l.. Siegel will act as
djraafor
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A HOPEFUL MOVE.
TREDEGAR COMPANY DECLARED
INSOLVENT.

PETITION FILED BY CREDTrORs-sTATE-
MENT OF IT'S FINANCEs-GENERALJ JO-
sEPH r. ANDERSON APPOINTED RECgIv-
Err BY JUDGE FITZHUGH-oPERATIo
TO BE REsUMED-PRosPECTs MORE EN-
cnJyp
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Aeeinss.-A meeting iD the interest of
the Methodist parsonage will oe held at the
church of that denomination to night.
Friendship Lodge, Knights OF Pythas,
will have an anniversary supper at their
lodge.room tonight.
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NIGHT sREATs are often symptoms OF dlsezsein
the pulmonary organs that MAY BE CURED by WIS.,
HART's PINE TREE-TAR- CORDIAL, which drug
gists all over the country admit to be the BEST CON-
sUAPTIyE REMEDY. Cures coughs, colds, sore
throat, pleur,sY, and catarrh.
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALS.-Macdougal
vs. Guigon, Judge of Hastings Court
Judge Guigon filed his answer, and the
cause was fully argue by Messrs. Stiles and
Royal for the petitioner and the Attorney
General for the respondent, aud submitted.
McCready rs. The Commonwealth. Partly
argued by Judge Ould for the plaintiff In
error and continued till tomorrow.
Henderson Us. Huntop, g.. Petition for Q
rehearing filed by the appellees.
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DEAD BoDY FoUsD.-T The dead body of a
pegro man was found near Peaks turnout,
On the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, day
before Yesterday. he had been at work at
Hawks Nest, was about eighteen or twenty
years old, and said his mother lived in Rich.
mond., It is supposed that he died from
starvation.
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CONFUSION MERcHANTS.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or cali at any time YOU. may
wish 70 see specimens or OLD ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
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SAVE MONEY by having. your printing douo ut the
DISPATCH PRISTING-EoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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cf Lli,oEcE licE GEAE1ED.-In the Circuit Court
6sy n'.eo ,n county Judge Wexford yester.
r~t,. 1'ihinS grated divorce q vinculo
." Kn. '%.'"t m to (. edward Schmidt from
lesr4d a. 80 oeninitt. II. Z. Atkinson, Jr., ap.
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BoScuGN & BROTHER offer their winter stock Of
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and Valises az very low
prices in order to make room for spring goods.
500 and 5I1 BROAD STREET.
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Custom (lsnd-made) WORK TO order and guar
anteed to it. Repairing neatly done by
BosCHEs i BROTHER,
500 aud GIL Broad street.
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some Of them they have nothing to paywit,, ;
but Manchester Is not one Of them, True
she is in debt, but she owns water. .novrsr I
enough to pay Should she deem proper to
sei) every dollar Of her Indebtedness. not
TO speak OF other valuable property. Can
what has been said be gainsaid? II 40.
Mr. Editor, trust you will open the COZ
umns OF your valuable paper to response
from any one who is so enlightened.
PogTsNoCTH.
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I" WILLS" wHlsKgY. W.D. BLAIR &. co.

aPRipnoF KEY WEST" CIGAR. Quality very
fine. W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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DISPATCH PRINrryG-Ho Unsurpassed n.
cilities for the prompt execution OF al kiads OF
printing. Orders filed promptly aud at le~ prices
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THE TRADE can fad CIGARS Of ali grades at ".
D. BLAIR & Co.'S.
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BUMGARDNERS
OLD RYE WHIsKEY.

OLD RYE WHISKEY.
The undersigned, SOLE manufacturers OF mis-
Celebrated Virginia brand, desire 10 inform the
public that we have NO AGENCIES OR BRANCH
HOUSES In this State. and CAUTION them that me
ONLY genuine BUMGARDNER WHIshEf,
uch as has been Known TO the country FOR nity
years, can only be obtained DIRECT from uS, at our
warehouse ut Stauat1n, Va.
j. BUMGARDNER & SONS,
&c 27.3n Propriptnrs.
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r BUMGARDNER g. CO.'S
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY

The undersigned have BRANCH HOU~E aL
No I4I q Main street, RICHMOND. for the s.ia OF
our +. BCMGARDNER Il Co." brand o! whiskey.
This brand was established twenty years since ~ l..
RuInpa ardner our senior member Of firm, who has
ufe.ong experience in, and now gives bis personal
a tttnton to, the business at our dstillery, near
taunton, Augusta county, Va.
WE SELL 40 WHIskEf BUT OUa OWN MA"u,,
= AcTrHE. ard solicit the orders of our friends aud
-'~ /. BUMGARDNER i CO..
No oo7am Staunto!. Va.
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F., ys,-urx To-DAY.-1hc probabilities
...i ,-.l BE- cloudy and rainy.
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WILLIAM POPE DABSEy, pa.
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.


HAVE on HAND A LARGE STOCK
L OF WINES and tASDtES. old and pure, NAH
ufactured by NJ. B. Back, at Belmont, which Will be
sold privately at about one-half former rates, In
order 10 close out the stock. Address
JAMES B. RUSSELL, Trustee.
ia1s1m& Winchester, Va.
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I,kr> At 7:S3 4; VI JAStAK1
,.,,r,. .'r.nN, Iii.<rIXCroS, HINTON, AND
4~''.' ,.,.,.,. STRINGS.
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- nam s;,r NJ the niSpHtch Office