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DENTISTS.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

T AWN-MOWERS.
All sizes, and Of the latest aud most IMPROVED
patterns.
Gentlemen who appreciate the beauties OF @ we'!-
kept lawn should procure one OF these eieetlFc M
THE LARGEST STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS
in the South may be found at our wareroons.
BLOWERS,
REAPERS,
THRESHERS, and
HORSEPOWER,
OF the most desirable patterns, warranted TO give
satisfaction, INSTANTLY on hand
ments of any kind without examining our stock
first. H. III. SMITH q CO..
my 2o-1cod2w&sw6t 1882 Main street
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TOWLER'S PATENT FLY-FAN,
THE GREAT HOME COMFORT AND LUXUR,

It drives all file, away by the shadow and move
ment of the wings while revolving, and is indiSpensa
Bile for the enjoyment of agood meal
Do not fail to purchase one OF these useful and
Ing the city. Having used them you will bear willing
testimony others have done, AS to their comfort,
and would not part with them for ten times their
cost.
For sale by Z. b. TAYLOR and J. W. GIBSON.
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE, and the Trade
supplied, by addressing 7. o. Box So, Richmond, Va.
my 29-eOdlW
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COBB'S ISLAND,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, w.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
81

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
~ ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY.
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AM
FIVE MILES FROM MILLB0RO' DEPOT
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY NAILS-TELEGRAPH OFFICE
AT TIE HOTEL.
The proprietor Of this popular SUMMER Re.
SORT encouraged by the great success OF last ssi-
son, has during the winter added TO the already CON.
plcte arrangements. until now the accommodates
offered the public far superior TO any other W.
tering-pace In the celebrated mountains OF the "!
Dominion.
The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, and the
COTTAGES will be open for the reception Of visit.
ors on the 10TH OF JUNE.
Yhc chambers are large, airy, and convenient, ole
gantly furnished, with gas In each room. AMI con.
n ectcd with the main office by electric bells
HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor.
The MINERAL WATERS consist OF alum oi six
different grades, lodine-alum. and chalybeat'.
The proprietor the public that the J0rlan
Alum Is more modern In all Of It's appointment
than any hotel or watsring-place In TIL. STATE:
KESSNICH'S FULL BRASS AND sTRlS'
BAND has been engaged.
BOARD: Per day, SO per week, II 80; per III
month, S45 to S65, according to location OF room.
Pamphlets to he had on application 70 l'Rrca!
Ladd & 90. JOHN Is. TlSSLEf' ~"
my 26-1m ITopFit"r
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We should regard the success OF this con-
spiracy against Governor Tilden as calaln-
ity to the Democratic party rs well rs to the
country. Since the success or the rag
money party in Ohio, and the consequent
killinr-otr of Thurman, he has seemed to be
the ONLY available man i'll the Democratic
ranks who represented the popular demand
for reform, and who could be depended
mon to respond to it. Altogether, the
Rarlow-Bayard-W World conspiracy bodies no
GOOD to anybody, and we trust it may, as it
deserves to do, ANONYMOUSLY fail.-St.
Paul and Minneapolis Pionee1-PreSS and
Tribune, Ind.
The Beacon, OF Camden, Ark, says OF
the one Memphis paper opposing Tllden !:
"When it says Tilden's followers in the
South are confined to Il few newspapers and
professional politicians we are almost per-
suaded that its sources OF information are
getting desperately short or it may be that
| its information is Il little crooked"
| The Baltimore american says As for
Mr.. Blair, the fact is that he was barred ont
because his membership in the delegation
might interfere with its being handed over
to the winning ticket in the National Con-
vention ut the suspicious moment for the
| transfer.
| The trick is leaking out. Allen was used
as the instrument to kill Thurman to adj
vance Hendricks. The game is bold one,
but what will the friends OF Pendleton, who
| fought for him in 1868, say to the men who
managed. Cleveland Plain Dealer de-
mocraD.
| To our minds, the best men, and the most
available ticket which could be nominated
ut ST. Louis, would be Tilden, of New York,
for President, and Thomas L. Bayard, OF
| Delaware, for Fice-President.- Charlotte
| (Fd.) Gazette.
4 record like that of Governor Tilden's
| is we'll worthy OF recognition, whether the
Governor receives it in presidential nomi-
| nation or some other form.-San Francisco
| Call (Ind).
Tilden may as we'll step aside. The Glen
wood Criterion announces that he must not
look to it for aid and comfort. But hold !.
How stands the Demopolis Erponent?- Cou-
rier-J Journal.
Tilden and Lamar will be the Democratic
ticket next fall il the voice OF the Louisiana
Democracy prevail at St. Louis. 1t would
be hard to make better one.-NeridiQn Ga
zette.
Every days mail brings us increasing
Sflu6Ice Illdl SaIuuSl u. llucu w LII DC Tue
next President OF the United States.
The sweet-tempered and philosophical
editor OF the Chicago Tribune is the latest
person to fall under the displeasure OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer. Mr.. Medill having
remarked that the Ohio Democrats acted
like lunatics, or idiots, or something OF that
sort, the gentle editor Of the Enquirer re.
torts that Mr.. Medill is q "hypocriticai
sweIl-head," and an .ignorant, depraved,
corrupt, lieentious, and lousy editor"
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoEvEN-
T1oN.-NaShuiNe Tenn, May 3l.-The
Democratic State Convention to elect dele
gates to the National Convention met at
noon to-day. Hon. John NJ. Crosicr, OF
Knoxville, permanent president. The fol-
lowing delegates at large were elected: j.
A. Gardner, J. NJ. Fleming, Ex-Governor
John c.. Brown, and John c. Bunch. Dis
trict delegates were also elected. The en-
tire delegation, with two or three excep-
tons, are for Hendricks. The Convention
is now holding night session discussing
the report Of the Committee Oh Resolutions.
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MlssoURI-THE DEMOCRATIC STATE Con
vESTION-NOM!NATIO OF PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTORS AND STATE OFFICERS.-St. Louis,
May 31.-Thc Democratic Convention to
nominate State officers and presidential cleo
tors meets at Jefferson City July IS. The
Democratic State Convention for the cleo
ton OF delegates to the National Convention
met at Jefferson City at noon to-day. Com
mittees on Credentials and Permanent Or
ganization were appointed, and The Con-
Yention took recess to . 2. NJ. On re-
assembling the Convention elected Governor
Silas Woodson president. 4 Committee on
Resolutions was appointed and district dele
gates to the National Convention elected,
when the Convention took another recess
till $50 ?. NJ.
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LOUISIANA FOR SENATOR MORToS.-A pri-
vatc dispatch from New Orleans says Lou
isiana sends sixteen delegates for Senator
Morton, fourteen of them strong and two
rather weak. There are ten colored dele
gates and six white. A resolution endorslhS 9
Senator Morton was unanimously adopteu'
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ENTINE OLD DIANoRA TOBACeV'

~ cadaies genuine old DIASoRA TOBACCO, y:
last OF the lot. Cali early u you wsrs
5fl eaddies old WARD BRAND tllaruSrV'e
S5 caddies SUNNY SoUEH lChiidreysl,,
So caJSies STRAWBERRY TWIST tLottief''
twelve and eighteen TO the p9ain S,, pEACan
wv . an,S NOM AsfOES at baltimore priess.,
iila Maia street street.
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THE ALBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
l. TUTE. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. reftted last
fall with elegant furniture at cost of 900,
will receive SUMMER BOARDERS from the lst OF
June 10 the 2oth of September. No extra charge
for hot or cold baths, nor for use of new ten-pin
alleys. my 2o-lm
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PROPOSALS.

IUN1
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Office until FRIDAY, June I'd, at o'clock L NJ, for
the following work:
Grading and tilling Tenth street between Clay ana
NJ streets.
Grading and filling Leigh street between Harrison
and Gilmcr streets.
Grading Seventh street, Navy Hill.
Gravcing Leigh street from Harrison 10 Dove
streets.
SEWERS.
Brick sewer on st. James street from the south SIDE
of nm street to the bridge north of Bacon street.
Extension Of brick sewer on Main street from Del
Sldere to Linden street.
Extension of brick sewer on Grace street from Lau
rel street to point forty feet west OF Shafer street
Drick sewer ,D Twenty-sxth street from Main TO
allcv between Main aud Franklin t-eets.
Specifications can he seen and -coposals obtained
upon application ut this Office.
The Committee Streets rescr the right TO re
'~'' AD' ". F. CUTSHAW.
my os-dtd City Engineer.
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WARN SPRINGS,

WARM SPRINGS, u,,.>, y, .
arc now open. The finest bathing facilities III ti'
world. A specific for neuralgia, dyspepsia S'a'
| and rheumatism. nit
Pamphlets TO he had Of Purcell, Ladd Co. H'c"
| mond, or OF the proprietor. .,.
Va. resident physician. ,,.,.
my 3-W.F&Alm JOHN J.. ElbANh.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN NEW YORk.-Parties
ID proposiny to visit New York during the ensuing
summer can secure most desirable BOARD AND
LODGINGS with Mrs. SADLER formerly Of
Florida). at Nos. 90 and "a west Twenty-iourth
few minutes walk TO the Fifth Avenue and other
prominent hotels. Two lines OF street cars, by
which Central Park or down tow" can he reached.
are within easy access.
Terms reasonable. For particulars, apply as above.
1G-TuSE4M
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
AT THE
CELEBRATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

Owing to the depressed condition Of the coz.
try the proprietor has determined 10 lower .'
charges that all may be able TO derive the t%nea'
from the use OF these justly celebrated wafer
They need no recommendation to virginians 'lEcs
they have so fully established their efficiency thfr
tho thousands who have been brought from deaL
door to renewed health by the use OF their wondeA
medicinal waters. Since last summer the Cni'i'
beatc Spring, which was opened last year; has ''i
thoroughly analysed by Professor NJ. Ii. siaritI, "
the V. NJ. J., OF Virginia, and by comparison sao1;;
1t to be fully us strong "Rawey' OF carbonate q
iron, having r small quantity more than one ana
small quantity less than the other two springs. -
In addition to the water that has made these spras
famous the proprietor takes pleasure In anhoul-
ing that he can furnish those who may need Ia faI
either separately or In connection With the moo,
celebrated waters Of these springs pure carhDSA'3
of iron ichalybcatc) wafer inferior To none a.!
cqualled only by Raw!cy, In the state This Al w
very cheap rates, with accommodation fuiIy w "
any previous year. =.
First month or four weeks, $50: two Inoha'
eight weeks, 800. -,
Professor ]. :. DAVIS, University OF Nlr!iNa
resident physician. -,
Send for circular. JAMES \. FRALlEi..
INV I5-eod3Ot Proprietor.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DINAS As.-Just received, Mice"
~ DehJ axe boxes superior LEMONS. ,,ily.
Iw Sr iCREAM! ICE-CREAM naantact,aai r."
:. iCn,H,i,ies 10 suit Best quality lCE-Ck
n III xors. Fairs, &C., supplied NJ u discount; In
40 s07 Broad slrees.-
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SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This old and delightful Summer Resort win BE- one,
FOR the accommodation OF visit ors on the 18TH al
JUNE. .....-:-.-.. ~
No establishment Is its Superior In point Of bau,,
comfort or elegance OF ts appointments. Since h;
season 1t has been reprinted and renovated throush
out, and is now IN perfect order.
CHARGES: Per diem, &3; per week, $3.50. r.,
month, $50. Childran under ten years and COLOR
servants half the above rates.
Parties or families desiring to make arrsncere,,x
for the season will please address as above.
-. CAPTAIN j. Ii. FREEMAN
nv SO-1m Superintendent,
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

This delightful summer resort, comnlahtlnE. ~.
tcr-view not exceiied on the Atlantic c"aa' ~,
ntshed with all modern Improvements; "a, aI4
electric bells In every room water on ever! LY
and capable Of accommodating i've hundred t>i'ST 20,
mer season, Wharf one hundred yards distant Z.
which fftecn to twenty steamers touch daily sV'
Ing every opportunity of communicating ,,nnr II
points OF the country Superior lie ach FOR Oa,tH
the door-steps Good from MAY until NOV h'Ai''''' -
Unusual facilities for beating and fsbnI. ,,ror,.
TERMS $3.50 per week and upwarhss, =.
ing 10 location. Special terms TO paf'ies
month or longer. - ,,,,c,ptS
Address II. nn,i'rt.,nr
my ll-3hm .op
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold at reduced price
in order to make shop-room for manufacturing. !
will also sell on the instament plan and take OLD
carriages In exchange. REPAIkING done neatly.
INV 90 JOHN DOES.
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DIssoLUTIoNs AND PARTNERsHIPs.-With
the beginning Of the new year changes occur
In many of the business firms In the city. The
following are already announced:
Ballard & Mayo have dissolved partner
ship, and Major Thomas E. Ballard con
tinues the business.
s. Hechinger has sold out bis interest in the
concern of 8. Hechinger & Son, ut No. 1926
Sixth street, to Jonas W. Hechinger, who
will hereafter conduct the business in bis
own name.
H.C. Carter, successor to Morgan d Carter
and Noryell RIland, have associated them
selves together under the style Of Carter
Ryland as manufacturers agents for the salt
of all styles oftobacco.
William G.. Stokes has been admitted as Q
partner in the firm of a. 7. Stokes Il Co.
The firm of Bacon & BaskerYill has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Messrs. Robert Howard and George
D. Wise, rs Howard & Wise, has been dis
solved by mutual consent.
The firm of L. a. Frayser g. Co. has beer
dissolved By mutual consent. The business
of manufacturing tobacco will be continued
by L. 81. Frayser under the old firm-name.
Peyton Wise has become partner in the
concern heretofore conducted by James M
Wise. The firm will hereafter be James M
g. Peyton Wise.
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ANOTHER PASTOR SuRpeIsED.-On Satur'
day evening between 8 and 10 O'Clock the
members of the Young Mems Missionary
Society of the Second Baptist church made
a New.Yeal's call on their pas or, Rev. c. G.
Biting, D. D. Upon entering the house
each person deposited present upon table
in the sittipg.roon; after which Mr.. y. IaJ'
lor EllysoD, on behalf of those present, as
sured DR.. Biting Of the warm sympathy
and love which they all bore him, and wished
him a happy New Year. These remarks
we're most appropriately responded to by
DR.. Biting. After singing several hymns
and prayer by their pastor, the young men
left. An pronounced it one OF the happles'
Newly ears calls that they had ever made.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

THg ALLEGED MURDER CASE CeHTJEUED.-
Ellen and Abram Harris, the parties arrested,
a few days since, upon the chargeof felon-
iously assautiDg William Willis, thereby
causing bis death, were before Justices Mar.
tin and Clayton on Saturday for trial, In
the absence of witnesses the case Was con-
tinued until Friday and the accused COM
mitted to jail
;Atthe inquest. held by Coroner Clayton, it
was ascertaiued that the blows administered
were not sufficient in themselyesto produce
death. ~ 4. 4s5;;<,.. ,. - t2s
Itwas in testimony that the boy had been
whipped frequently, and often left home
throu b fear of bis parents. On this occa-
sion, after receiving a thrashing, it Is sup
posed that he wandered about, afraid to re-
turn to his guardians, and met his death,
while almost in state Of nudity, through
exposure. E
SENT ON.-At the Mayors Court on Satur.
day Thomas G.adman (colored) was sent Oh
to the Hastings Court for feloniously steal.
ing lot of clothing, valued at seventeen
dollars and fifty-fve cents, from NJ. Harris.
FINED AND JAILED. George Harris (co-
lored) was fined $40 and sent to Jail for ter
days, Saturday, by Mayor Chiles, for assault.
ing and beating W. B. Baugb.
NEARLY WELL.-,Ar. r. L. Foster, who
had both feet 50 badly mashed by falling
from q coal.train on the Richmond and Dan.
vile road, some time ago, has almost recoy-
cred from the injuries received. The surgi-
cal operation performed by DR.. Monteiro
was an eminently successful one, he having
saved both feet.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Sam Dson & McCra-
r., real estate agents, have sold recently, AZ
feet of vacant ground on west Hull street, to
William Fitzgerald, at $3.50 per front foot !;
124 feet on Fourth street between Hull and
Decatur streets, to c. a. Jones, at 81 per
front foot: and 100 acres Of land on the
Hickory road, near Petersburg, at 81 per
ncre.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. regular meet
Ing of Friendship Lodge, knights of Pythias.
the following officers were elected: A. A.
Waugh, C. c.; E. j. 3. Fisher, Y. c.; W.
T. .Lithgow, prelate; A.. Gary, n. OF E.
W. g. McCrary, M. of F.; F. C. Weisiger
K. of r. S.; w. j. Parish, NJ. at A.. James
B. Fitz gerald, I. g.; j. A. Vaughan, Q. g.:
S. Brook, past c. G. Representative to the
Grand Lodge, A. G. Atkinson alternate, w
r. Wesiger. Trustees: A. Gary, Z. W.
Baugh, and 81. G. Ferguson.
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. the public
schools will reopen.
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l " ~S +A-ef
THE PLAIN TRUTH.-A telegram from
Covington, received Ia this city Saturday
evening, announced that Mr.. Samuel Carpen-
ter, member OF the House from Allegheny
county, had broken out with the smalI. pox.
Mr.. Carpenter was one of the room.mates
of the late Judge Sieg. He left the city ais
soon as Judge Sieg's disease was discovered.
Upon arriving at Coyipgton the authori-
ties required him to seclude himself for ak
teen days. He occupied an clubhouse on his
own farm for the time designated, and at the
expiration of it came out free from any sign
of the disease. Three or four days after
wards unmistakable symptoms appeared, and
his condition Is now quite serious.
There is no case Of actual smallpox Ia
Richmond. Jerry Nelson, colored man
who waited on Judge Seig, has the Varioloid,
and is undergoing treatment az the small.
pox hospital west Of Hollywood. He was
vaccinated some twenty-five or thirty years
ago, and that may be the means of saving
his life. 4 eolored serYaut woman, who also
waited upon Judge seig, has o very slight
and insignificant attack Of varioloid. A
young lady living in the western part OF the
city has either tine chicken- pox, or varioioid
of mild type. 1t is Impossible to tell yet
which it is.
The facts are from an official source and
may be relied upon. Our people have been
so thoroughly Yaccinated the physicians de-
clare there is no danger of small pox becom'
ing epidemical.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the last regu.
lar meeting of Venable Division, No. ITO,
Sons Of Temperance, the following officers
were elected: q. T. Hiltzhimer, worthy pa
triarch; j. w. Dobson, worthy associate
j. a. Baugh, recording scribe; a. r. SUIT
ton, assistant recording scribe; w. Wake
field, financial scribe; Tucker Davis, trea.
surer John Minson, chaplain; Fl. G
Thomas, conductor; - Howard, assistant
conductor; - Eades, inside sentinel; G
W. Perkins, outside sentinel.
The officers will be publicly installed q
Venable- Street Baptist church on Thursday
evening, January 9Th.
At a regular meeting of Damon Lodge, Il
of P, held at the Castle Hall, the following
officers were elected for the incoming term
j. NJ. Brewp, @. c.; w. L. Smith, V. c.:
j. B. Cartwright, prelate j. E. Riddick, X
Of r. and s.. j. j. Chaddick, M. Of F.
George Burgis, NJ. OF e. !; D. h. Alley, re.
preventative to the Grand Lodge; A. w,
Weisiger, alternate; B. {. Galloway, retir.
ing c. C.
The Independent Daughters OF Messiah
(coIored) have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Mary T. Griffin, presi.
dent; Amelia Peterson, yice.president
Mary Winston, moderator; A. Fl. Brown,
secretary Mary Bell, treasurer; Margaret
Banks, C. of e.; Elzl Graves, chaplain.
This Society numbers fifty members, and
has had two deaths during the past year.
The Rising Sons Of Zion have elected the
following: Valentine Critic, president X.
Fl. Blackwell, ce-president; a. 81. Brown,
secretary; William Baccus, treasurer Ed
ward Morgan, chaplain; Charles Lomax, G.
O.; Peter Stewart, c. of C. Membership, 40.
The Young Sons of Messiah have also elect
ed officers as follows: V. Griffin, president ;
Daniel Holster, vice president; A. b. Brown,
secretary Ralph Hilton, treasurer; Elijah
Gaske, chaplain; William Binford, c. o.;
William james, G. of G. Membership, 45.
At the last regular meetiog of Jefferson
Lodge, !. O.. o. F., the following officers
were elected for the epsuing SIX months
viz: w. a. o. Cole, N. g.; George E. Ruiz
fiu, Y. G.; j. B. Vaughan, secretary John
W. Camp, treasurer; and George G. Parker,
chaplain. The installation ceremonies Will
take place at their hall tonight.
Union Lodge, No. Z. ! O. o. F., has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term: George W. Ferguson, N. c.; j. Il.
Goode, v. G.; A. T. Burr, secretary; James
Jones, treasurer; j. Fl. Childrey, charlstn !;
Thomas w. Joseph and George, W. Fergu-
SOD, trustees.
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males, =; females, - total. 8. April White
males, j ;females, a; eolored males, :otat,'
Z. Mag bite males, ~; females, s.; CO.
lored males, females, 2--tofal, 2.
June White males, 4; females, 4 coiored
males, 8 females, 3 Total, IL July
White males, 2; females, Q; colored males,
Q !: females, 5 total, 10. August White
males, -; females. Z colored males, :; fe-
males, total, g. September w bite malea,
Q; females. o; colored males, 3 females, 81
fetal, 10. Octo ber--W bite males, @; females,
/; colered males, Q; females, 1--tetaL q.
.November--W White males, 1 (; females, B; co.
lored males, 4; females, 2-.otat, De-
,cember-Wbite males, 8 females, 8; co.
lored males, / !; females, q total, q. Whole
number of deaths, log. OF this number %
were white males, "a white females, s1s CO
iored males, and 81 colored females, Thisis
about u per cent. of the population, which
Is estimated .at 1000.
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. .,o-uv. Fe.sr AND CaR1sIMAs-TREE

ANOTHER FEAST AND CRRIsTMAs-TREE:.-
Friday was joyous and merry day at the
Seventh Street Christian church. In the
morning "a feast and Christnasss--tree ass- s were
Given to the ipf,nt classes. and at night
feast was served TO the ofi :ers and larger
scholars. Theschoola at the Main-Ssreet Chr S
tian church joined inthe festivities. The com.
mittee of arrangements showed excellent
taste and wonderful energy in the discharge
of it's duties. Every one present seemed 70
enjoy the occasion to the fullest, and all
united in pronouncing the entertainment one
OF the very Dest of the season. ~
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THE WATER TURNED ON.-The water from
the new reservoir was turned on.the city on
Saturday.
The pressure upon the pipes on Saturday
night at the corner of Ninth aud Broad
streets was twenty-six pounds to the square
inch. At the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
the pressure was seyentyssix pounds.
On Church Hill there was an abundant
supply of water at all points, and elsewhere
in Richmond the people were rejoicing that
they could wash to their hearts content.