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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-20

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-20

Says a telegram OF Dec. 18th:
The total amount recommended BY
he pension appropriation bill ) 20
10000, the department estimating
$4,000 more than the appropriation
Tor the current year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Midlothian Celebration.-Tb cor
ner-stone of the Methodist church at Midlo-
THAN was laid yesterday, with imposing
ceremonies, and in the presence OF a large
concourse OF people. Among the orders
participating were Midlothian Lodge, f. a.
NJ, with members OF the Masonic order
from Chester, Manchester, and Richmond,
and Cooper Lodge, I. O. o. f.. with mem
bers OF Henderson, Stuart. and Jackson
Lodges, and the Rebekah Lodge OF Man
chester, and visiting brethren from Rich
mond and elsewhere. Rev. George {.
Yandersice delivered the address. There
was an abundance OF refreshments, boun-
tiiul hospitality. Midlothian had on its
holiday attire, and it was one OF the grand
est days in every way that the charming
little village or old Chesterfield ever wit
messed. Manchester sent very large dele
CATION.
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Minor TopicS.-Work has commenced
on the city. dam at the head-gates.
The festival at Providence church was
very successful and pleasant.
Grinding for the season will be sus-
pended at the Manchester lour-mills in q
few days.
The new warehouse at Belle Isle will be
completed to-day or tomorrow.
Everybody is talking about the fete cham
peter. ... -
The Manchester members OF the Caring
ton Guard intend to give their Richmond
comrades a whole-souled reception on the
2lst instant. s9
A fair and feast is being held ct the Et-
tricks Methodist church, in Chesterfield
county. .
The councilmen and justices who have
not qualified are expected to do so at the
Hastings Court next week.
Another invoice OF improved machinery
has been received At the Cedar Works, and Is
being placed in position.
The Dead-Shots and Candle-Snufers will
have another match glass-ball game this
week, and the score will be published in
full.
None but active fircmen, who receive a
certificate as such from the secretary, Will
be exempt from city poll-tax and jury. SER
vice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

THE GRAYs ANNIyEEsARY-THE MEDAL
IsTs-A GOOD TINE GESERALLY.-Thiss ster-
ling corps celebrated its thrty-fourth ami
versary at West Point Monday. The COM
pany carried down forty-eight men, rank
and tile-CaDtain L. j. BossieuX command
ing-and they were headed by kessnich's
excellent band. They were accompanied
by some four hundred eXcursionists.
The day was pleasantly spent in dancing,
boating, fishing, and by target-practice.
Lieutenant James Z. Phillips won the COM
pany medal for the best shot. Privates
James II. Gibbs and o. A.'Hankins each
received handsome gold monograms for the
second and third shots. Mr.. James Webb
received the silver cup for the best
shot on the citizens target. The Grays
with their eXcursionists returned to the
city about S o'clock. The company has
every reason to congratulate themselves on
their success. The strictest order was OBJ
served, and nothing occurred to mar the
days enjoyment. The Grays never looked
better, and their fine appearance and SOL
dierly bearing received merited encomiums.
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POLIcB Contributing Po!ice-Justicc
William HQN CreU presiding.-Th fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of Yesterday:
Sally Jackson and Mary Hill (both colored)
were finea $3.50 each for fighting and Gre
ating disturbance in the street.
Philip Robinson (colored) was fined S5
for fighting.
Nancy Williams (coloredl was sentenced
to one day in Jail for stealing sundry arti-
cles OF clothing from \. g. Holiday.
Maud Mosely (coIorcd), charged with tres
passing on the premises Of William Ray.
mond with intent to commit larceny, was
required to give surety to keep the peace
for six months. Committed in default.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING or THE TOBACCO :rMANUFACTC.
pyrs-RgSoLuTIoNs ADoPTED-A COMMIT.
-yr TO PROCEED TO WAsHINGTON.-At Z
ynna,ine OF The Tobacco o-ManufacturerS' AS
.ocia.ion 0; Richmond, held ut the Tobacco
Fycharce vcSterday-Miles Turpin (presi-
dent in the chair. and l.. j. Grant, secretary
nro tcm.-thc following resolutions were
adopted
Rssolred. That in view OF the present at
t;,ude OF ,he tobacco question before Con-
oress a committee OF ten be appointed
10 proceed at once to Washington and act
with other delegations in sympathy with Us
in matters involving our interest.
ReSolred. That the authorities OF the To
hacco Exchange be respectfully requested
10 close the Exchange on Thursday.
The foIowin" resolution was offered by
l. !. Grant and unanimously adopted:
RcsOlrGd. That the thanks OF the Tobacco
Manufacturers Association OF Richmond
are due and are hereby rendered to the Rich
mond Dispatch newspaper, and through it
10 its intelligent and widc-awake Washing
Ton correspondent, ". S. Gilman, Esq, for
the regular and accurate reports we have
had from time 10 time bearing upon our in
,erests before Congress.
Under the first resolution the following
committee was appointed: Miles Turpin
fchairman). }. 3. Pace, L. Fl. Frayser, l..
+. Grant, J. e. Dill, Il. W. Oliver, I. G.
Williams. j. L. Childrey, S. \. Ellison, and
Thomas Hancock.
Resolved. That the Tobacco Association
Of Richmond he invited 10 visit Washing
Ton on Thursday next.
The following committee of arrangements
we're appointed under this resolution Pey-
ton Wise (chairmanl, J. G.. Dill, J. Il. Chill
drew, L. s. Turpin, and S. y. Ellison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

Il CoLoRED MAsoNs.-Charity Lodge, No.
So, Ancient York Masons, elected the follow
ing officers Monday night for the ensuing
wear Richard Davis, worshipful master
John r. johnson, senior warden; Andrew
Smith, junior warden; Alexander Gaines,
treasurer; ". 81. L. Combs (tenth electionl,
secretary; Andrew Booker, tiler; J.-W.
Williams and III. r. Holmes, chaplains
Thomas r.. johnson, senior. deacon; Ed.
ward Strange. junior deacon; Griffin Rice
and Rev. T. w. Barrett, stewards. These
officers were installed by Past Masters Hill
and williams. This lodge is one OF the best
Of this order In the city.
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~, nea- Baitfn,orc, He has recently passed
an examination for promotion: in a class out
OF which not one IN ten who were examined
went through. s X, IA 81.

The Chesterfield Grand J,ry.--The fol-
lowing indictments were found by the
grand jury OF Chesterfield county Mendagsf
Jim Blair, for stealing bees and honey, .was.
cleared William johnson, felony fmen-,
toned elsewhere1. Rederick Lynch (rnis-
deneanorl whipping or slapping his wifes
submitted to the Judge without argument,
who entered Judgment Of one cent and
cost. George Burton (misd whip-l
ping Woodcoek to make him marry bis sig, {,
Ssdenham Pucke:t (misdemeanor), carrying
concealed weapons; the Judge instructed
the jury to bring in verdict Of not guilty.
As will be seen, the petit jury disposed Of
the cases ut once.
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lIOETU4RY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending June
Sth, compiled from seXtons' returns re-
ceived at the office of the Board of Health /:
Cause of Death Catarrh, lwhite; cholera
infantum, white; consumption, white,
3 colored-total, 5; convulsions Gnfantile), l
white, colored-total, 2; dysentery, white;
dyspepsia, 1 colored; fever (scarlet), white; I;
fever (typhoid), 9 colored; heart-disease, 1
white, 1 colored-total, 3; inanition, 1
white, l colored-total, 2; iniantile lock-
Jaw, / colored; Inflammation of bowels,
| white, l colored-total 9; iaundice, CO.
Iored; meningitis, colored; old age, CO.
'lored; whooping-cough, colored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city, exclusive of
still-births, %. StHl-Births: White, male; {;
colored, 4 male, fema!e-total, 6. Sea and
Color: Males, white. colored-total, 13 !;
females, white, s colored-total, i. Age
-One day to thirty, . white, 2 colored-
total, 4 one month to six. 2 white, 8 CO.
lored-total, 5; one year to three, 1 CO
ored; five years TO ten. l White,
colored-totaI, 9; ten years to twenty,
coIored; twenty years to thirty, colored
thirty years to forty, 2 white; forty years
to fifty, l white, 2 colored-total, 8; sixty
years to seventy, white, 1 colored-total,
9; eighty years to ninety, l white, CO.
lored-total, 9; unknown, colored. Con,
dition: Single, 5 white, 10 coored-total,
Is; married, 3 white, colored-totaI, 5;
wiiowers, l white; widows, 3 white,
colored-total, 5; unknown, / colored
Natiuity: Richmond, u; other parts Of the
United States, 13. Locality: Marshall Ward
4 whites, 2 colored-total, 6; Jefferson
Ward, . white, / colored- total, 8; Madi
son Ward, l white; Monroe Ward, 2 CO
lored; Clay Ward, white, 2 colored-total
8; JacksonWa1d l white, 6 colored-total
z; almshouse, white, 2 colored-total, 3
Whole number of deaths for month OF May
116-white, "A colored, y.
cnNpARArIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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AUCTION SALES Tries DAY.

T.. n. COOK, 10 A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ, continued saio
N OF engrayings, chromos, &C..
ROBERT b. LYME, @ T.. RI, house and lot on
Lowncs street just outside or the corporation
limits. $500. 49,
EDWARD c. GODDIG. OK 7. NJ. franc store No.
l3S, corner Of Broad and Madison streets.
FRANK J. SAMPSON. T. NJ, real estate corner
or stockton and Tbireenth streets, Manchester.
Ep ANK u. HILL, 9 p. NJ, bnilGing lots on Twelfth
between Clay aud Leigh streets.
RICHARDSON s Co, o T.. NJ, store ana dWening
~ , On north side Of Lester street, Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

From Wilkcs's Spirit of the Times, Dec. s, 1S77.l
A. Is. c., Mich.-What should be done to reduce an
enlargement Of tendon Of forward leg the back ten
Gon. caused by grabbing 1t while trottingP It Is
sound now, think. 1t was fired last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AnS,oer.-Clip
Off the hair, and apply Gfles'S Ltninlent Iodtde
ammonia twice day until 1t irrttatcs, when tem-
porarily discontinue, aud commence again. 1t Is
the only remedy that will permanently remove n
chronic enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
GILES, 45l Sixth avenue, New YORK., who will fur
nis,l full information. .-
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AN ALLEGED CoCNTERFEITER.-Timo mothy
Sullivan, Il young man about twenty-five
years OF age, was arrested Monday night by
Policeman Tominson at the Theatre Co.
miquc for passing 4 counterfeit half-dollar
upon the doorkeeper. Yesterday morning
he was taken before Acting Police-Justice
W. Hall Crew, and, according to the usual
custom, that official turned him over to the
United States authorities. Sullivan was
taken before United States Commissioner
Thomas :. Atkins, and after an eXamina-
ton WAS sent on to the grand jury.
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Roll of Honor.-At the recent eXamina-
tions the following scholars received special
mention III School No. 10 (colored), taught
by Mrs. Mary J. Gibbs:
First Class-Mary Morton, Amanda john
son, Hannah Wilkerson, Powhatan Mosby.
Second Class-Hattie johnson, Mary For.
tune, Mary Henderson, Martha Williams,
Henry Taylor, Junius Mosby.
Third Class-Martha B. Giles, Mary
Greene, Lilly Moon, Adeline Harris, Julia
Bundy, Spencer Johnston, Lou Gregory,
Alyena Anderson. lE@st;t(
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

CASES CoNTlNrED.--In the Police Court
Yesterday the cases OF William Burley
and James Mcdonald, charged with cut
ilng Samuel Weitrich in fight at the
corner OF Broad and Muniord streets Mon
Gay night, were continued until the 2lst in
slant, and the accused bailed for their ap-
pearance in the sum OF $1,000 each. DIR.
Bass, the physician who attended Weitrich,
stated that the injured man had confused
scalp wound and several incised wounds on
Ihe face; that he was lying in a comatose
state, and that the result Of the wounds
Gould not be determined for several days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

SUEDAY-SCHooL ANNIvERsARY.--Th Sab
bath school Of Christ Episcopal church cel-
ebrated its sixth anniversary Sunday after
noon. Able and interesting addresses were
delivered by Major Robert Stiles and Jo-
-seph Bryan, Esq. The choir and Sabbath
school children, under the lead ct w. G.
Bentley, Esq., interspersed the exercises
with some excellent singing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-12

Distressing Dedth.-Mr. Robert Blanken-
ship, wellknown resident OF this city,
died Sunday near Glover Hill. Mr. Blank:
enship was but fifteen years Of age, and was
youth of great promise and OF excellent
character. He survived his father and an
elder brother but three months. The re-
mains were inferred at the old homestead,
in Chesterfield county. s
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CHANGE in the Mails.-The Manchester
mails now open at 2 aud S:45 T; OIL. ana
close at 1:30 and 3:l5 T. NJ. 1t VIII De seen
that we neither receive or SEND OUT a morn
ing mall, which is not only pnoiic lncon.
;Yeniepce,, but must eventually ope.ate
strongly against the post-ofdce, as put iew
businessmen desire to wait until ociocA
sorltheie, ,tnoruing mails.
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4 AoreL Entertainment.-The ladies O.;
the Presbyterian church announce yard
party on the grounds attached to the Pull
liam mansion, adjoining the Baptist church,
tomorrow night. Excellent refreshments
and good music will be provided. In ad-
dition to the sivery light OF the moon the
grounds will be brilliantly illuminated.
All who attend may be sure OF most en-
joyable evening.
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SHADES oF SHIRLEY.
The Press-C7ab Fleet on the Noble
.r.f.sa James. .t

THREE, HUNDRED GUESTS ,ABoARD--A,
SPLENDID COMPANY OF LADIES AND
,GENTLEMRN-A FINE DATIAND AN EN-
.JoYABLE MISREPRESENTATION UF THE
-PR1zEs-DANC1NG AND 9FINGIEG-sohEi
INCIDENTS OF THE TRfp-T HANKs-
WHERE THE HoNORS BELONG. :@i
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TEMPERANCE REUNZoN.-Monday night
Shockoe-Hil Division, Sons OF Temper
ance. entertained its sister divisions, Spring
field and Monroe, at Harmony Hall. An
address OF welcome was delivered by NJ.
Ii. Cosnakan, but there were no other
speeches. An abundance of excellent re-
freshments was provided. The ladies OF
Springfield Division favored the company
with some excellent singing, and the eve
nng was one Of happy memories. The
allar was under the efficient management
Of the following committee OF arrange
ments: Messr>. William Il. Allen, George
W. Mayo, 4. i. Wilson, Il. Valery Free
lnan, and George VI. Long.
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and all other goods In their line.

MOTHERS, STAY AT HOME, and cure your child
with DIR. NoFFETT'S TEETHINA t1eething Potc-
ders). .rEETulSA Regulates The Bowels, and makes
Tcethiug easy; Cures Cholera -IpfantuDl and the
Summer Complaints Of Children; Heals Eruptiops
and Sores Removes and prevents the formation OF
Worms. No medicine ever received such enthusi-
astlc commcndation from those who have used II.
X. W. POWERS a Co., Richmond, and all druggists
To-
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Manchester Victorious.-A match game
OF baseball was played on the Red-StockiDg
grounds, near Baconsville, Monday, be-
tween the Schoolcraft Club, OF Richmond,
and tue Red Stockings. OF Manchester.
After hotly-contested game victory perched
upon the Manchester boys by score OF 81
to 1S for their opponents.
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Week Endin!
~-H Heeb Endtng---
June IS, June 8, June 9, June 10
1875. 1877. 1877. 1878.
W. c. w. G. w. c. w. G.
tai deaths. ....23 lS ID IL 8 IL 10 1s
l-hnrn -.------ q a O 8 - -, .

Mean temperature for the week ending
June 1st, 74o ~; mean temperature for
the week ending June 9Th, ,371o 8S.
Amount of rainfall for week ending
June 1st, 0.74 inches; amount of rainfall for
week ending June Stb, 0.22 inches.
Population Of city estimated at q, ,506-
white, 44,40O; colored, 33,l00. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was l6.77 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was I'LL per 1000 per annum
rate OF mortality of colored population was
1856 per 1000 per annum. -.
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Socials win give a select cotilloh soirse as
tLgeeum HaIl on Friday night, May 14tb,'
under the auspices OF the following eff
cient committees: On Arrapgements--A.
j. Blankenship and John Dunnayant. Bal
let Masters William Hart and John Rob-
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Il COOP TEaPLARs' CoSvENTIoN.-The va
rious lodges (colored) OF this city will con-
yene ut Golden Rule Hall, on Seventeenth
street, on Monday night at o'clock. Each
lodge will send five delegates. Applications
to open new lodges have been received here
from Danyille, Winchester, Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and other places.
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Sen! to the Penitentiary.-Wil William john
son. who stole horse and buggy from II.
A. Jones. near Midlothian, on the 10Th OF
last April, was on Monday sent by the
County Court to the penitentiary for tii-
teen wears. johnson was captured near
Stony Creek April Is by Sergeant Berry, OF
tho Petersburg Dolice
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Personal t-Dr. Junins a. Powell, for-
mer!y OF Henrico county, now surgeon In
the United States army, is on visit TO his
mother, near Chester. DIR. Powell was Tor
some time stationed on the westerH frontier,
but Is at this time on duty at Fort MeHen-
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:, iHE aoosLIGHT EXCURSION TONIGHT OF
,he Centenary Church ladies on the steamer
afiei promises to be most enjoyable affair,
aaa ought 70 attract large crowd. Their
advertisement, ss Ia another column, gives full
thIlormation tI Of what they propose to do Tor
'ae comfort and pleasure OF theirs sgJlasstt s...,
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UNCLAIMED LETTgRs.-Lctters and. postals
aacressed as follows remain unclaimed in
Ihe Richmond post-office: Duke 81 Smith,
a Il. Ellerson, j. Eadie, j. Fox, Edez.
Jarrett, Mrs. i. Gardner, T. H. Gargrom,
>. Gilmore, c, E. Grosbert, d. w. Gills,
hessie Gray, H. Greentree, Mrs. Anna Ora
nam, g.. Hanes, M. B. Harrison, Mrs. w.
I. Harrison. Also, small packages for
yohah Cooper, G. M. Crutchfeid, H. p. An
Jerking, 1. Grifiths, M. ID. b. Cary, Chas.
l. !. Morgan, W.J. cordle, w. w. Mosby 4
Son, and ". j.. Haslett.
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/ HAVE ANALyZED TIE Whisky KSowS
uder the brand OF "B-SELECT," controlled by
Messrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Va, and find It PREE FROM rusIL OIL and other
impurities, and recommend LIS use for medicinai
and family purposes. j, B. NCCAw, II. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry
Medical College OF Virginia.
> January IA, 1872, tais tsr....s.
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Religious Services in the County.-Last
Sunday Rev. William B. McGilvray, preach
ed at Granite, and Rev. Mr.. Hall at Chester.
At the last-named place an infant was bap-
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The breaks ut tht
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were thu
largest of the season. The highest reported
price paid was S23.50. One package wa;
withdrawn at S42.50.
There will be a temperance meeting al
the Third-Street Methodist church tonight
Rev. John Derry will speak.
1t is expected that the Tobacco Exchange
will be closed tomorrow, and that a ma
jority Of the trade will excurt to Washing
ton.
Tomorrow the Trinity excursion to Nor
folk on the steamer Ariel comes off.
The June nights so raved about by poet:
one third OF their number cut off by the
present most unreasonable weather.
Schooner Edward Johnson, Mcdowell
master, cleared yesterday for Rio, Brazil
with 2,724 half-barrels OF flour from HaN
all, Crenshaw g. Co. and Dunlop S Nc
Canoe. .s.
+ Four cases in chancery were disposed o.
yesterday by Judge Fitzhugh. .
Ab0ut five hundred persons went on the
excursion to Washington with Marshal
Lodge, knights Of Pythias.
The alarm Of fire yesterday morning at !
O'Clock was caused by the burning OF 6
stable near the corner OF Brook avenue an(
Broad street, owned by A. Caron. Los;
small.
Joseph Adams, who was on Monday SEN
to Jail for day and fined $50 for putting
out Alfred Taylor's eye, yesterday paid the
fine and costs (about S9O) and was dis
charged, his term Of Imprisonment having
expired.
The Hastings Court-Judge George l.
Christian-wil meet again to-day ut Il
o'clock. The grand jury will assemble to-
morrow to take cognizancc Of any offence
to which It's attention may be directed.
George W. Hill, of Richmond, has flee
his petition for bankruptcy with Register
Atkins.
Thesladies OF st. Marks Episcopal churcl
gave most delightful sociable last night
The attendance of the friends OF the churcl
was very large. .....
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.-Every family ableto
appreciate and enjoy the pleasure afforded by
really healthful aud delicious perfume should sur
ply themselves with the genuine MURRAY LAM
MANS FLORIDA WATER. II is the most dcllghtful
and most lasting of all fragrant waters. "
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EXTRACTED DIRECTLY FROM THE FLOWER.
This Is the secret OF the wonderfully smee. and
penetrating qualities OF The perfumes manufactured
by j. 6 f.. ATKINSON, Of London.
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BADLY HrRT.-Monday evening William
D: Brown, employed on the repairing OF the
hictmond end OF the Danyille bridge, was
BADLY hurt by the fall OF heavy log which
ne was. handling. The city ambulance was
summoned and the injured man conveyed
70 70 bis residence. on Church Hill. Mr..
Browns physician pronounees his injuries
severe and painful, but not necessarily
serious,
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TIE PRICE of photographs has bcen reduced
ANpERsoS's GALLERY, 0 Is Main street. The ex-
raordinary facilities of this gallery win enable its
patrons 10 obtain really rst-ciass pictures at mode
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WEATHER REPORT.

Ixn,c,TyoNs FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, higher pressure, north.
mcst 10 southwest winds, aud warmer.
c,asr or partly cloudy weather, and in the
oostrrn norton occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
S,a.es, rising, possibly followed by falling
barometer, light to fresh. variable winds,
and clear or psrtly cloudy weather will
prevail. ,.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 y. NJ, IS;
4. NJ. 70; noon. 1G; 7. ~, 81; z.
M.. IS: midnight. 60.
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WHAT \ SATISFACTION 1t IS 10 have elegant,
lIGht wholesome rolls biscuits, mullins, wafacs, or
corn bread for breakfast; no pTumbling or sour
faces then. DooLEY's YEAST POWDER makes all
these things perfection itself.