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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Minor Mention-Thc J. II. S. Lvceum, 4
worthy literary association, composed OF
young men, contemplate grand social hop
shortly.
Mr.. Arthur Snclings, the druggist, after
Il long and dangerous illness, is now well
enough to be out on the street.
The rain Saturday night was welcomed
by every farmer throughout the length and
breadth OF Chesterfield.
4 movement is on foot to organize tribe
OF Red Men in this city. There are already
several members Of the order residing here,
and it is thought that tribe would succeed.
Our market is well supplied with all the
vegetables and fruits Of the season. Hull
street was lined Saturday night till late
hour with people making their purchases
for q Sunday dinner, and the grecn-grocers
realized handsome profits.
The County Conservative Convention,
which meets ut the courthouse next Wed
ncsday, will be largely attended.
The Sons OF Temperance organized here
few months ago are making steady pro
grcss. Many OF our prominent men are
connected with the order.
The Alert Fire Company will hold an I'M
portant meeting next t0Vednesday night
The members will urge the city fathers t.
make some necessary purchases for the com
Dlny.
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Mr.. GLADsToSE's TREE-CHoPPISG.-As
an artistic effect it would have been perfect
if we could only bring ourselves to believe
in 1.-THE spectacle OF the greatest states
man in England telling trees in his shirt.
sleeves, intent only on the eXcellency OF
country life, and desiring to make town life
as mach like it is as possible, with back
ground Of fourteen hundred or so impa-
tient admirers vainly eager to engage him
Oh the questions OF the day, and succeeding
only in inducing him to Join them in sing,
ing the Old Hundred. We rub our eyes and
ask ourselves whether we can be dreaming.
There must surely he a deluslon some
where.-London Times editorial.
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POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were

| POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
| disposed OF on Saturday:
Abram Venable, charged with stealing q
silver watch OF the value OF seven dollars,
the property OF a. S. Gresham. Sent to
Jail for forty-eight hours and ordered to re-
ceive twenty lashes. ~a: ,s =.
Samuel Mantley, charged With assauiting
and beating and threatening to kill Salina
Wallace, and she fears he will do her some
bodily harm. Costs paid and case dismissed.
Andrew Jackson, charged with assaulting
and striking Johanna Jackson, and Johan-
ma Jackson, charged with abusing and as
saulting Andrew Jackson. Case dismissed
on payment Of costs.
Johanna Jackson, charged with assaulting
Salina Wallace and beating c. Mantley with
4 stick. Costs paid and case dismissed.
George Carter and Ed. Kelly, charged
with assaulting and striking William Robin
son with rock. Continued to Monday.
Frank Rhodes and Fahes Breeder, charged
with fighting in the First Market during
market-hours. Fahes Breeder was fined
50. Rhodes was discharged.
Richard Evans, charged with being drunk
and lying on the sidewalk. Fined 90.
James a. Birchett, charged on warrant
with breaking and entering in the daytime
the storehouse OF Peyton a. Finney, in the
county OF Prince George, and then and
there stealing S12, the property OF said Fin
ney. Delivered to the sheriff OF Prince
George county.
Sue Carter, charged with assaulting and
beating Sylvia Jackson. Sent down for
twenty-iour hours.
William McGruder, summoned to show
cause why his driver, Ben. Thomas, should
not be fined for leaving his team OH the
street, contrary to the city ordinance. Fined
81.
Anumber OF triilng cases were dismissed.
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J. Frederick Roth, well-known German
citizen. made 4 double attempt at suicide
yesterday-trst lv taking poison, and then
bv leapng from i window OF his house.
He shortly afterwards died. Business
troubles produced the mental depression
which brought about this unfortunate end.
Baltimore american, lSt.o
Mr.. Moody has been working in his har-
yest-field, looking more like farmer than IL
preacher. He says that ne gets inspiration
in the beautiful New England valleys: As
for his religious work he says that he THINKS
he can do more now than IN any other year
OF his life.
Louisville was formerly called loo-i-ua,
but the correct pronunciation now Is 100
is-ru. The word Shawangunk Is Indian,
and it is correctly pronounced ShonS-gum,
with the accent on the first syllable.-Ne'o
York Journal of Commerce.
The office hours for the clerks OF the de-
partments in Washington have been defl'
nitely fixed from to P. NJ, except on
Saturday, when the closing hour will be
P. NJ. III -rr>
A terrific storm passed. over Gilman, Hill
nois, on Thursday, totally dcmolishing the
flouring-mills OF John Grayson & Son. One
man was killed by the falling timbers. The
loss is estimated at about 100000.
One fatal case of sunstroke happened in
Baltimore on Friday, workman manned
Martin McMann, who was prostrated by
the heat, dying few hours afterwards.
General Forrest, who has been very i'll a
Memphis, has improved considerably, ane
isfriends are now sanguine OF his recovery
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ADDITIONS TO BUILDISGs.-An additional
story of brick has just been added to the
Pinel Hospital, in Sidney. The institution
now has number OF patients, and seems to
be fully answering the beneicent designs
of those who established it as refuge for
the suffering. Another story has been
added to the capacious residence OF John
G. Moffett, Esq, corner OF Fourth and
Franklin streets.
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uYMENEAL.-It is known that under i'll
yorablc conditions love works like yeast.
1t is said that the fast approaching winter
in this city will be 4 marked era in the ma
trimonial world from its number OF SEN
tangling alliances all OF which results
NAV be ascribed mostly 10 bringing young
folks together in the mountains and dosing
them with music, sentiment, and sulphur
wafer no doubt
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How A CoHv1CT TRIED TO PLAY CRAZY
AND VAS SuoT.-On Friday night one OF the
penitcntiary convicts undertook to play
crazy and was put in solitary confinement.
Soon thereafter he began to pull the brick
from a disuscd window, accompanying the
performance with singing, dancing, and
Satanic yclls. Having established battery
OF offence, when the door was opened and
he requested to yacatc he proceeded to pelt
the guard with the bats. The result was a
shot in one OF his arms speedily putting an
end to his lunacy and ncccsstatng his re-
moyal to the hospital, where he now is.
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The PRESIDENTS VISIT. TO RICHMOND
The Joint committees OF the City Council
and Board OF Public Interests appointed TO
make arrangements for the entertainment
of the President during his visit to this city
will meet at Mr.. S. II. Z ulliam's office to-
da, at l. O'Clock. tits probable that pro,
crammc for the occasion Will be agreed
pnop
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the denial OF the death

Notwithstanding the denial OF the death
OF young Morton, which comes from the
sick-room OF the Senator, at Richmond, In
diana, we are compelled to believe that the
report as published in the Star, Friday was
substantially correct. 1t is perhaps natural
that the friends OF the Senator should DE
anxious to suppress the truth at present
but sooner or later he must be made aware
OF his sad bereavement Washington Star
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAI.--For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, falling followed
by~rising barometer, southerly winds shift,
ing to cooler northerly, with cloudy wea'
tler, and occasional light rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
northwest winds, cooler and partly cloudy
weather, and rising barometer.
For the Middle States, northwest backing
to southwest winds, rising barometer, and
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF TEAS
Choicest Gunpowdcr reduced from $3.50 to s1.lO;
Extra Choice Oolong reduced from $3.50 to $l.lO
Choice Oolong reduced from 81 10 75c.; Good
Oolons at from 40c to Soc; English Breakfast
very bcst-$l: Japan-hnest-75c., at CHRISTIAN
| & WHITES. Sl4 Main street. .--.
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COMPETITIVE DRILL OF COL0EED FOLUS-
TEERs.-The competitive drill OF the uni
formed colored volunteers OF Virginia at
Lynchburg comes off to-day (AIonday), the
prizes being flag and articles OF sllverwarc
to the yictors. ~ company has gone from
Petersburg to take part in the exercises.
The Richmond companies, consisting OF the
Attucks Guard, Virginia Guard, aud Carney
Guard. it is understood, will take no part
in the affair. The times, financially. are so
dubious as not to permit their attendance
with full ranks, and they prefer not to 60
at all,
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SclT FOR DAMAGES Mr.. Z. c. Cabell, as
counsel, instituted suit for Lucy \. Quarles
on Saturday, in the Circuit Court, for sooo,
against John NettleS. This case arises from
the criminal case now pending, on which
Squire Nettes was recently sent on to the
Hastings Court.
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Frorn FOR SOUTH AFRICA.-The brig
Lawrence, now at her wharf, foot OF the
Dock. will soon load with cargo OF Rich
mond flour for Capetown, South Africa.
This is the first shipment from this city to
that particular locality for several years
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ANNUAL. REpoRTs.-The heads Of depart
ments OF the State government will now
commence to collect and get together facts
and figures for their annual reports. The
fiscal year ends with this month.
Secretary and Adiutant-General McDon-
aid was absent from his office on Saturday,
having gone to the mountains to see his
.1,-
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BOARDING.

DOARDING Mrs. a. Z. EASLE1
ID having leased the eligible residence No. 81
Grace street, second door above ST. Pauls cnurCn is
Drepared to accommodate number OF TABLE,
BOARDERS: and has also several large. airy rooms,
furnished with entirely new walnut furniture. her
table win be supplied with the the markets at
ford and the terms win be as moderate possible
FOR strictly frst-class house, which she proposes to
keep. sc 3-eouol
NEW YORK BOARDING., 33 FIFTH
~ AVENUE, NEW YoRK.-Eleg,nt family board
iny-housc. Two dollars per day: ten dollars per
week 4 most cool and central summer residence.
je 2-3m
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THE LEE oNUMENT.-The Board OF
Managers determined on Saturday to eX-
tend The time for the reception OF models,
&C., to the 1st day OF November next, to
meet the requirements OF artists who have
their models in progress but not completed.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was clear and
warm. In the afternoon it was cloudy and
threatening, with light rain. .......
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: q A. NJ, 73;
0 4. NJ, 81; noon. 90; 2. NJ. So; 6 Z.
d., 50; midnight, a.
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CONyETANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER l, lS'I.-Lots
fronting 1872 feet on Marshall street corner
OF Twenty-siXth for SO; POI! feet on
James river, running back to Water street,
for $1,000: % feet on Main street near
Cherry for s937; 23j feet on Broad street
between Jefferson and Madison 1or $500 ;
90 feet Oh Jackson street near THIRD Tor
$500; 244 feet on Fifth street near Gay 1or
81, 200: - feet on Fifth street for S20o.
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CLARgT-hncst brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Wins Whiskey, Le2han
Whiskcy. B Select Whisscy. Eel Consoador "
and l'itana two excellent brands Of cigars OF
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
0O3 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HILL & ANDERSON, groceries, &c.
A. B. DUESBERRY, 1Ox 4. NJ, household furni-
ture, &c.
j. D. WHITEHEAD & CO., 10 A. NJ, large lot OF
groceries, &c. .--.-.-r,-,--.~,
W. GODDIN, p. NJ, trustees sale OF IarH, WIZ tsa
storehouse thereon in Hanover county bnrch on III.
road leading from McchanicsviiIe 10 oia Chulep'
six miles from Richmond.
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TAKEN Up BY THE PoLICE.-Two stray
horses were taken up on the night OF the
30th OF August by Policeman Churchweli
and nut in Wallace Shelton's stable, on Sec
ond street, to be called for by their owner.
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THE THEATRE Observation-Disclosures the
Theatre will be opened, and most enjoy
able evening is anticipated. The Fay Tenn
nIeton Alliance will appear. and fine pro-
gramme is promised. "Puck-A Day
nroam" will be performed.
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OVER THE RWER.-Stepping over James
river dry-shod is comparatively new
specles of industry. but stepping by James
river straight has long been practiced by
many OF our citizens.
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TIE crisis has arrived when we must economic Q
not only In household affairs but in dress. Every
lady can be her owu ,resSmaker for the trivial sum
of one dollar per year. The editor Of s'Andrcws's
Bazar" has placed this within the reach OF ALL Send
ten cents to ". K. Andrews. Cincinnati. for speci-
I,pn cou
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ANDREws's BAzAR for September, with an
account OF the White Sulphur ball. and
" Survivors OF the CHANCELLOR" by jules
Verne, Seaside edition, received from j. T.
Eilyson, 1ll2 Main street.
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Two TIE VOTERS OF HANOVER
l. COUNTY.-At the request of many fellow-citi-
zcns. Irrespective OF party, announce myself can
didatc FOR seat In the next HOUSE OF DELE
GATES OF VIRGINIA. I am in favor Of read
justmcnt OF the State debt, placing all the creditors
on an equal footing. ! am opposed 10 any Increase
OF the present rate Of taxation. j am opposed 10
the Mofe;t liauor-iaw. am opposed 10 the present
flsl- and game-!aw-
shall 10 thankful for Your support nj the coming
election and II successful promise untiring fidelity
TO the l..s, interests OF the county and State.
Very respectfully.
Sr 2.uH r. NJ. WHITE.
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FALL WEATHER.-The fall OF leaves was
so great in the Capitol Square Saturday as
to necessitate the presence OF platoon OF
nenitentiary men for their removal.
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DIScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE s BAKERS siPoSINE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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pFAN0s, ORGANS, &c.
@I8;3
~ 3 TT
DIANO-FORTES.

i -, ~
we are the sole agents for the sale Of the PIANO
FoRrEs of Messrs. ClAckering j Sons, Boston,
and Mcssrs. Bloomfield s Otis, New York. Elegant
I'm style. superb iu tone, durable IN workmanship
and most reasonable In price.
Also, " "GRAND"PtASO, parior Size, mafc oy
En,heoue OF the best ever sent out from this fac
tory-will be sold low.
several SECONDHAND PIANOS. PA n oS
timed and repaired by skiltul hands.
WOODNOUSE & PARfIAh,
auo7 booksellers and Stationers.
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N. ELLYsoN L CO.. advertising agents, rnsert ad-
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
match countng-room will receive prsmpt atten-
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Picnic T0-DAY.-The Old Dominion
Pleasure Club will give 4 picnic ut Blen-
ner's Park to-day at II O'Clock.
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SEMPLE's s. +. r. BEST SIX-CoRD SP0oL-COT-
TON is unrivalled l.. LICIITENSTEiS, Importer
No. l7u5 and l7O7 Franklin street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ the
DISPATCH PR1NTISG-HOUSE. Good Work, loN
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEAuTiFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE & BA-
KER.S elegant SAPoNISE DESTIFRICE. Fifty
CENTS a loS.
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IHJuRED.-A colored man was painfully
injured about the face at the Tredegar
WolkS on Saturday, and conveyed to the
City Almshousc.
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TIE SAPoNISE DESTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the hcipenr tartar On
teeth ana prevent decay. Fifty cents q box.
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As FINE 4 SPECIMEN OF peaches as is often
seen was left at our Office on Saturday by
Mr.. J. G. Hooper, who lives on Fourth
street.
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8itl>mol1d 9ispatttr.
MoNDAY........ SEPTEMBER 3, 1877.

sD-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY = t''--..
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mo. 5&9lJ
rI,uIS l. 70 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

L the l6tA day Of August. A. u. 1877. 4 warrant
IL ailkru,,,cr was issued out of the District Court
r Tho TncI states Tor the Eastern District or r-
.gaia against the c.tatc OF j.. " Rose Oh HchTlc9
-mI;;ytv IN SAID district. VINO has been adjudgcd
llthfll,,t ul his own petition: that the payment OF
any debts and the delivery Of ANY property belong
Dg to said bankrupt ~ him or for his nse. and the
transfer Of any property by him. Is forbidden by
law that meeting OF tnc creditors of said bank
rr!9I 10 uroTr ;h"!r debts ana choose one or more
.,.IgMccS Of his estate viii hc held al court Of bank
ru,tcy 10 hc holden al Richmond, Va, before
Thomas :. Atkins Esq. register in bankruptcy for
zul. disiric. On the 3D DAY OF September.
i. .IST7. 4, 70 o'clock \. NJ.
{. =. RAMSDELL.
..onSs.G United States Marshal!
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| TIE CAREoLIc MoUTu-WAsII IS pleasant to the
taste and an excellent gargle for sorethroat. Fifty
| cents n bottle
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CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE call especial attention to
reduction In teas.
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! ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKERS
| CARROLL &c AloUTH- WASH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth Fifty cents q bottle.
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IT WAS NOT JAMES w. BIRCHETT OF RICH
MOSD who was arrested for stealing on Fri
day
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

No. 5496.
I'UIS i TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
| the 81; day Of August. A. ID. 1871 warrant
in bankruptcy was issued on, Of The District Court OF
IN. United states for the Eastern District OF Fir-
y.iniH against III" estate of Elias Eotighemcr. of
Iirhmond. l.lrcu county. in said district. who has
frrn adiudyrd bankrupt ON his own petition; that
IN payIncn. Of any debts and the delivery ot any
r,r,rsrfy belonging 10 said bankrupt 10 him or for
lis ,l,- and the transfer of any property by him
ar. forbidden ty law: that meeting OF the creditors
II said bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one nr more Icuces of his estate Will be held at Il
,0ur; Of bankruptcy 10 he holden at Richmond Va,
ta.for,. Thomas :. Atkins Esq. register In bank
r,,I,,rv for SAT-: d!stricr. on the 15TII OF SEITEM-
EtR. 4. II. l~77, i: 0 O'Clock A. Nj.
C.. I. RAMSDELl.
T., 3-N1v United States Marshal.
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SUPREME COURT.-The Court OF Appeals
sits in Staunton on the 10th instant.
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BLEEDING AND rLCERATEo GUNS heaed Dy
MEADE & BAKERS CAHBoLfC MoUTH-WAsH
Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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DEcAYED TEETH disInfected by MEADE & BA-
KER'S CARDoLIC MoCTH-WAsH. Fifty cents q
ia.t
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE \
BAKERS CARDoLIC MouTII-WASH. Fifty cents
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PRINTINGHOUkEs
PRINTING-HOUSE.

DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one Of the LARGE AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE SOUTH, COM
bIued with skilful mechanical talent, We are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best styie
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS.
VISrTTNG-CARDs.
..-fL PROFESSIOEAL-CARDs.
..,.Eeg. wEDDISG-CARDs.
rr.s. sHOw-CARDs,
BlLL.HEADs,
LETTER-IIEADS,
NOTE HEATS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES CHECKS, urs
''' ''' A RECEIPTS 4
DRUG-LABELs, r,cs
FN"f ''A ARGUMENTS. .
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In manner that cannot DC sur
passed.
Wealso do kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly flied and &c
nvered by express or mail
We viii cheerfulY furnish estimates aud send
samples when required. ma -".Sy--- I-a.. ".1W =,
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OAKLAND, HENRICO CoUNTY,l
August 20, 1877.

OAKLAND, IIENRICO CoUNTY,l
August 20, 1877.
rV,O TIE VOTERS OF HENRICO COUN-
1 TT: The solicitations Of many leading citizens
are so great for me to myself the tco-
pies candidate Of Ilenrico county for the HOUSE OF
DELEG ATf.S that am inclined to acccde 70 their
wishes. recognize the fact that II Is essential TO pro-
farmer lhink know their wants. The great uues-
lion al issue however, Is the State debt My Idea 1s
to settle II br rcadjusment at and am favOr
M 10 speedv sctcme Mt by active legislation, which
viii rc alike honorable to The Stale AND just to the
creditors II elected shall be tultirlngin III your DC
half and faithful 10 the interest OF my Constituency
Respectfully.
SC l-3l< WILLIAM LAY LUX.
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GROCERIES. DC.

A GENTS FOR
NESTLE'S MILK FOOD or LACTEOUS FAR1SA,
DIR. y. GERBER'S LACTEOUS FARlNA for In
fants and invallds.
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR,
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT,
HECkER'S FARINA,
ROBINSON'S BARLEY SAGCS,
TAPIOCA, MTDDLEMAN'S BISCUITS,
OsWEGO and OATMEAL BISCUITS, &C., &C.;
4 full line of fine GROCERIES,.
j. r. MORRIS & CO.,
ir6 1884 Main street
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The fall season OF
the year exists Just now de fdcto, though
not de jure. Though the iust-concluded
summer has been rigid in the intensity OF
its warmth. the city was never more healthy
during 4 corresponding season.
The Richmond party who recently broke
n seventy-doIIar bank" and received divl-
dcnd OF fifty per cent, has retired in dis
gust to Manchester. and is now engaged in
preparing volume to be entitled ''Ihe
EXpatriated Sport; or. The Roper's Re
vengc."
Mcssr. Antrim & Bowie have moved into
the large warehouse corner OF Thirteenth
and Cary streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs. 4. Y. Stokes & Co.
Among those registered at the lobacco
Exchange Saturday were Messrs. John 5.
Lear. Henrico; NJ. l.. Holland, Fluvanna
E. D. Harris and Charles Z. Williams, Rich
mond: S. 2. Arlington, B. b. Vaughan,
Jr.. and Z. B. Balm, Petersburg. The at
tendance was small, and offerings mostly
confined to low grades.
The recent destruction OF the hotel at the
Yellow sulphur Springs by fire put an end
10 very prosperous season ut that we'll
known watering-place. Those OF the en-
ployG. who were from Richmond have re-
turned 10 the city.