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Connecticut western news., 1878-09-05
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HOtIS ATONIC RAILROAD

Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest lkOute to North Adanis, Albany, SRr- atOga, Rochester, Buffalo, Sui pcN- sion Bridge, Niagara Falls, CIRlcakO Rnd the West.
 Through Tickets sold nnd BaRgage Checked West at Union Depot, Cam nan. Also for PhilNsiei iphisa, RaIti- aaOre sand Wash imRLOn. Purchase Tickets via HOusnIOnic Lime.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing July 1, 1878. TRAINS LEAvE BRIDGEPORT, VIZ: 5.OO a. m. Freight Tram, tpassenger accomma-
 daIonet for harrington, Nonday, We'd
 nesday and Friday. Leave Cansqu 3.1o D. nl.
 10I0 am. Pasreuger train for Pittsleld, arriving
 at 2.25 p. m. With Through car leaving
 New York at S.05 a. m.) Leave New
 Haven at S.33 a. Ill. with though car
 rom B'porL for Albany arriving z.5O pm
 connecLlng at Albany wltn 3.l0 p,sm
 popular Chicago and St. Louis express
 arriving in Chicago at LOO the next D. m Leaves Canaan AL 12.aU D. m. 4.66 D. ni' PassoDger ram Tor PitLsIeld, arriy.
 ing at AC5 D m. With Through car
 leaving New York at 800 p. m). Leave
 New Haven, 3 40 p. m. Connecting at
 Stale Line ior IhaIy and tue Vest ar
 nving at Albany l0.10 p. m. Leaves Canaan at T.Sl D. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 5.30a. a Specia. Passenger Train for Pi4teheld
 arriving at 7.'7 a. m. Albany 9.20 am. Leave taIa;i.- 9t U A iL n.
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L FAVE PITTSELELD, VIZ:

5.00a. m. Passenger tra,n for Bridgeport. arrlt
 ing aJ l230 pm with through car for New
 York k,urriying at 3G7 D. m at New Havcn
 at l.lU p. m. Leave Albany at t. 10 a. m.
 with through car for Bridgeport. Leaves t'auual ut 9.34 a. m %. D. h.. iasscnger train tnr prIugc port arriY
 ing ai i.45, r. In.. with Through cai sor
 New York, arrlWngat7 45 p, m, a. New
 Haven at i.JJ D. nl -o.'ve A ,oany at 1u.t5
 o. m. Leaves Cauaun at 200, D. ID. 2,U0 n. m. Mix Tram Err Bridgeport, alrly-
 ing al so p. m.;New Yolk I0.29p. m. New
 ilavcr Ii .bt p. M. Lep yes Canaan al 3.h2 '. In. 5,l0 m rassen-se, I rail fer faIiA N'lsse ar- rivtn2 u T.rh 3. hi. Leave ih,,y al < U5 p. m.
 Leave AahaaI Rt a l. .,,. Sunday hilk Train ieaVes rirtrneId al a.3s p. n. m i" gcIi'rt. ,trl VI = S..I p. ln New
 York li.5U I. m.,Ncw ''","n bsIr '" leavee [, Is.an a 400 D.
 t .A,l LTaLitss .eSsRnS,t NnNg.sFn NS AGEA SOaa. Ne e,Gerh h.. kGs. a. ssA"N .. kie., .sNnCIiOA sO aslt0 bSoR tissLGsN, yILto NvISn ~hcI'sht.g ss. ks. Il. b. ANEElI.L, N M. hEn N G.'ntra I ictset .NRei [. Su trn ueu'. Bridgeport. conn, July |, l%?S ,'U
Connecticut western news., 1878-09-05

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 6I. \ Hand A. M. Regular communication. Secrud and Fourth Tuesday of every month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

HustingS Coart.-Between IL and Il
O'Clock Monday night the foreman OF the
Jury in the case Of The Commonwealth Us.
Charlotte Robinson reported that it was in.
possible for them to agree, and they were
discharged. The jury stood at first six for
acauittal and six for the Commonwealth,
and at the end of three hours seven for the
Commonwealth and five for acquittal. The
case will be tried by another ueaire later in
the term.
The cases OF the Commonwealth Us. Rob.
inson, Wyatt, and Ewell, were continued
until the September term. Robinson was
committed without bail and the two last
named bailed for their appearance.
In the case OF Burnett Us. Beattle, an
action for false Imprisonment and defama
ton Of character, with damages laid at Sl0.'
600, the Jury returned verdict for the de-
fendant. Messrs. Witt and Macon repre-
sented the plaintiffs and S. NJ. Page the
defendants.
The Court adjourned over until to-mor.
row, when the calling Of tne civil docke'
will be continued.
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The Sunday Laws.

Editors Dispatch: Now that the Church
and State are to be one and the same; that
the individuality OF the citizen is to be alb
sorbed by the State; let US hope g;tat the
inquisitorial chair may vigorously enforce
the laws as they appear upon the Virginia
statute-book, regardless of sex, sects, classes,
or denominations. Since it has become so
imperative that these laws, heretofore
wisely and discrlminatingly exercised,
should be brought with their full force to
bear upon one particular class OF citizens.
LET the officials who are so eager to raise
storm in this fair city see that no so-called
laW-breaker escapes. Put the screws down
on all sides. Do not the Sunday laws
equally prohibit the distribution OF ice,
bread, milk, and indeed, Messrs. Editors,
your newspaper itself? Will not the
wealthy man be forbidden from riding in
his easy carriage TO church, and the
invalid from his bealth-giving recrea-
ton in the afternoon Let the law
be equally applied, and perhaps some of
our very pious citizens, whose Quickened
consciences have pointed out the mote in
their neighbor's eye, may find bean in
their own. Let the wealth and piety Of
Richmond be compelled to walk to church
instead OF ride, il walking is admissible un-
der the law, and allow the servants the same
Sabbath-day privileges as themselves; stop
the strcet-cars; require the railroad compa-
nies to suspend the running OF their trains;
make the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany close its doors; require the drug-stores
to be shut up, and let the sick people die
for want OF medicine. Above all things,
let the club-houses and becr-gardens, where
the bloods of the city assemble on Sundays,
be closed, and compel the average tipler TO
buy his quart bottle on Saturday night and
secretly ''soak it" in the quiet OF his home
on the Sabbath day. And il these prohibi-
tions be one half as effective in producing
the discomfort, grumbling, and disorder
which the partial application OF the law has
already effected, we may confidently await
dire results better imagined than described.
In conclusion may ask: Are we living
in the freedom of the great American re-
public, or are we being subjected to the
tyTannical laws OF the "etfete monarchies "
Of Europe? JUSTICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

4 Liberal Ofer.-It is refreshing to hear
OF something cool during the heated term.
A letter was received in this city yesterday
from a gentleman residing some thirty
miles in Chesterfield county offering to ac-
cept the position OF superintendent OF Maui
ry cemetery for twenty dollars per month,
ii allowed the same privileges accorded the
present superintendent. Unfortunately for
the person making this liberal offer, the
term OF the present superintendent does
not expire until January |, 1879, and one
of our oldest citizens has already offered TO
accent the position for fifteen dollars per
month. Like most other localities, Man.
chester is not wanting in patriots enough
to fill all her Offices without borrowing from
Chesterfield. 1t is more than probable that
the present efficient superinten dent will re-.
tain the place unless removed for good
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures
White fined the following parties for viola
ton OF city ordinances: Charles Harris. 81,
for fighting; William Jackson, 81, for COM
mitting nuisance; Lewis Clayton, 81, for
his son climbing on the cars OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company while in motion; John Hart,
50, allowing horses to run at large; VIII
liam Hoge, 81, allowing COWS to run at large
at night; Mrs. Jane Hill, same offence, 81;
FL. Hartken, Mrs. NJ. Mahoney, James Hollo-
ran, William II. Zimmerman, $40 each,
keeping their bars open on Sunday; Ger
hard Ross, keeping his bar open on Sunday
second offence), 500; Zach. Rogers, 50, for
sleeping on bench during market hours;
Pcrkinson IL Powell, 50, allowing city water
city water; and Harvey Smith, S5, and
Robert Milestone, $3.50, for fast driving;
William Bannister (colored driver), charged
with being dsorderly at York-RiYer depot,
81.
John Enders Robinson and William h.
Tanner, charged with wasting city water
with hose, were discharged-theY having
licenses to use water with hose.
Under the strict orders given them by the
Police Board the police are reporting all
violations Of city ordinances which come
under their observation. The following
were reported yesterday and are summoned
for trial to-day: W. 81. Kell. for his driver
driving faster than law allows; William Ii.
Sutherland, for allowing one OF bis hacks
to be used on the street with but one num-
ber; and Herman Schmidt, for obstructing
the sidewalk corner Broad and Fifth streets.
A number OF persons yesterday availed
themselves of their privilege OF paying fines
and costs and not waiting to be tried in due
(and tedious) process.
The policemen are very careful, and en-
pelience shows that they rarely report with
out sufficient proof to convict.
Eliza Lewis, for her son George throwing
rocks in the street; NJ. Murphy, for his
driver OF wagon (No. 215) depositing fish
brine in the street; Fl: c. Cabell, for allow
ing his cow to run at large on the night OF
21st instant.
The following offences were disposed OF
under State laws:
Fined: Mrs. Frige, Robert Scherdler,
Charles G.. Salamonc, Thomas Hirsch,
George Doherty, Paul Michard, Cesar
Crutchtield, Thomas Brown, James Quinn,
Moses Moonshine, Smith Redford, and John
Hart, 81 each and costs, for pursuing their
occupations on Sunday.
James W. Holleran, charged with break
ing the jawbone OF Charles Pelleti on the
excursion Sunday to Curl's Neck, was sent
to the county authorities for trial.
Effort Eggleston and Effort Woodson
were charged with obstructlng the rails OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company on the track over
the trestle-work near Byrd-street tunnel by
putting rocks on the rail, thereby putting
in peril the lives of travellers, &c. The ac-
cused (small colored children) were turned
over to their parents for punishment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Fg9ss
Observation-Disclosures T Holiday has re-
turned to the city from Old Point. l,,
William Lovenstein, Esq. instituted Ran
doIph Lodge, No. 304, of the INDEPENDENT
Order of B'nai Berth in DaDyille Monday
night. .,.s s. r5,-g,..ss. .y4ts
Mr.. W. T. Chandler, OF Caroline, a mem-
ber Of the District Committee, was in the
city Yesterday. He is in favor OF having
scaled vote or some other fair way OF allow
ing minority representation. =.
The District Committee will probably
have TO have a meeting very soon. Iney
are to consider when the primaries shall
take place; whether non-tax-payers shall
vote; how many delegates shall compose
the Convention, and various other mat
tiers pertaining 70 a uniform plan tor cities
and counties Of the district to appoint
delegates. ~ 80
The members OF the committee are Mr..
Chandler, OF Caroline; Sheriff Wright, OF
Richmond, who is now in Amherst, but is
expected back here in o day or two; and
Mr.. Buckner, OF Hanover, who is now in
Orange.
The Atlanta Cadets left this city for home
yesterday. They are determined that the
Richmond soldiers shall come to see them,
and test the quality Of their hospitality.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were J. R. Williamson,
Indiana L. f. Cooper and W. ?. Pierce,
Durham, n. c.; G. D. Hereford, j. Wheel
er, and l.. J.. Ashworth, St. Albans, W.
Va; E. A. Quisenbury, Lexington; j. A.
Goodman, Cumberland; A. r. Gillian,
Buckingham; E. F. Clark. Nelson; j. Nj.
Smith, Charlotte; W. G. Dunnlngton,
Farmville; and Charles Clarke, Hinton,
W Va
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CLEARANCEs FROM THE CUsToM-H House.
The following clearances were reported
yesterday: American brig G. S. Packard,
Arnesberry master, for Fiurne, Austria,
with 800 hogsheads Of tobacco (45G, 900
pounds), valued at s55, 900. shipped by Han
newinckel g. Co. The Packard registers
321 tons, and carries crew Of six men.
The American schooner Tampico, Bonhaff
master, for Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil, with
.sGS barrels OF -four, valued at s5,926.25,
shipped by the Haxall- Crenshaw Company.
The Tampico registers 1872 tons, and has a
crew of seven all told.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Officers Elected and I,astalted.-P. G. D.
H. G. John Henry Higginbotham, of Ba-
consville, p. g. r. G. L., has installed the
following newly-elected officers of the I. 0.
D. B. and W. f.. Lysander Hobson, P. II.
g.; George T. Fitzgerald, Fl. c.; J. Nelson
Childress, V. II. g.; r. W. Brodnax, S. !;
G. Philip Baughan, A. S.; S. Mike Moles,
r.. James A. Gentry, First d. b.; Joseph
Butler Second D. B.; John G. Spangen-
burg, Third D. B.; William J. Harding, L.
g.; and Richard Cottrell, o: G. S: l..
Graves, J. Fl. Cottrell, and William T. Bar
rett were elected representatives to the Su-
preme Lodge of the World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

BA1LED.-Justice Larus, of Henrico, yes
terday admitted to bail, in $1,000, j. w.
Hol!eran, charged with breaking the jaw
bone Of Charles Pellet while coming up
from Curl's Neck on the excursion Sunday.
DR.. RiddelI, the physician who was called
on to examine Pelleti the morning after the
difficulty, stated to the Justice that while
the lower jaw Of Pellet was badly frac-
tured in two places, he did not consider
him in any immediate danger, and the prob
ability was that he would recover.
The trial OF the accused will take place
ON the ID Of August.
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. TFor the Dlspatch.l

9 Messrs. Editors: wish to make a sug-
snd sI,c Chief f Of Police, id 1s Which hope You
VIII agree with me. Our present police
force is not large enough for the duty they
have imposed on them on Sunday. Phey
cannot watch alt the bar-rooms-both front
and back Ito see itfthey are selling also,
10 dotstreet duty. q On; Sunday, about ls
O'Clock, two white men fired two pistol.
shots in an alley running from Eighteenth
to Nineteenth street, between Main and
Franklin; also, later in the day, two drunk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

BRIEF local 1TENs.-The breaks OF to-
'bacco were large yesterday. The highest
reported price on 'Chapge was S44. One
package was taken In at $3.50.
The amount of United States internal re-
venue collected yesterday was S7,501.09.
The principal receipts per canal yesterday
were wheat, hay, and forest products.
The gutter on the western side OF the Old
Market is receiving q needed repaving..
i. A very dangerous hole may be found at
the corner OF Second and Byrd streets.
! A water-pipe bursted on Main street near
Twelfth yesterday morning. A detach-
ment7of city hands soon repaired the dam
age. :.
Yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock col
ored man named Solomon, while engaged
in Misleading vessel on the dock, fell and
was badly Injured. The city ambulance
conveyed him to his home on Charity street.
Marshall Lodge, No. II. Knights OF Py-
thias, will celebrate their eighth anniversary
in fine style at Spring Park Monday, July
29th.
Sergeant Howard reports dangerous
hole in the roadway OF Walnut alley be-
tween Main, Franklin, Seventeenth, and
Eighteenth streets.
Ruffin Jones (coloreO was arrested yes
terday for an assault on CatDeTlHe ayioI.
Justice Cunningham bailed him for his ap-
pearance this morning.
No tramps have been registered at the sta
tion-house this week. A majority OF this
class are summerlng at the White Sulphur,
Long Branch, or Newport.
District Deputy Grand Master John A.
Collins last nj ght exempli6ed the unwritten
work Of the order at Friendship Lodge. No.
10, I. y. O. f.
The annual excursion and basket picnic
of Grace-strcet Baptist Sabbath school
takes place to-day. Curls Neck is the OBJ
iectiye point.
There was very large attendance last
night at Kessnich's promenade concert ut
Franklin Park. A well-selected programme
was fautlcssy executed, and the scene was
one of great beauty and brilliancy.
The Gallego and Haxall flour-mil:s are
running night and day to their full eapacl-
ty to supply orders, foreign and domestic.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
coal, hay, grain, and white sand; two car
goes OF coal were shipped. The domestic
trade this month falls behind that to foreign
ports.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

Attend to Your Gutters.-Aiter the 1su
OF Angus: the ordinance in reference to the
OF cutters and drains will be
strictly enforced. The city has heretofore
been cleaning In front Of the vacant pro-
perty Of non-1esidents, but now this class
are required to look after their own in
terests. Failure to comply with the provi-
sions OF the ordinance subjects the offender
to heavy fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

Ihe Middle District ASsocidtion.-Th
annual meeting OF the Middle District Bap-
tist Association will be held this year at
Skinquarter church, in Chesterfield county,
Wednesday, August 7th. j. Lewis Dorset,
OF Genito, is clerk OF the Association.
Every preparation is being made for the en-,
tertainment OF delegates and visitors, and
an interesting and enjoyable occasion is ex'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

BROKEN NPAvEMENTs.-As the police, stim-
ulated by the recent regulations and re-
quirements OF the Police Board, are vigi-
lantly enforcing many OF the city ordi-
nances, it will be we'll for them not TO over
look the holes which are to be seen in side
walks-particularly on Main street.
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 269-INvoLUNTARY.I
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 10th day Of July, a. ID. 1873. a warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out CT the District Court of
the United States for the Eastern district Of Virginia
against the estate Of s. A. Wnstock, OF Richmond,
Judged bankrupt on his creditors petition; that
The payment OF any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt to him or for
MS use, and the trans fer Of any property by him,
forbidden by law That meeting Of the creditors
of said bank rupt, to prove their debts snd choose
one or more assgnees OF his estate, will be held mt
court Of bankruptcy be holden at Richmond Va,
before Thomas S. Atkins, ESD, Register In Bank
GUSf, A. d. 1878, at O'Clock p. NJ. ,,.. - q
: I..s G. T.. RAMSDELI, ~
iy24-W2w United States Marshal.
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THE COMMUNITY owe DR.. GILES, of New York,
debt of gratitude for the discovery and iDsroduc-
ton Of his LISINENT loDIpE AMMONIA and PILLS.
6out, rheumatism, Enlarged Joints, Piles, Costivc-
ness, Diseased Liver, Heaoache, Female troubles are
all cured by their use. B. A. MITCHELL
Wholesale Druggist, London, Ontario.
Wholesale Agents. PURCELL, LADD & Co
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In A FIx-One of the parties before the
Police Court yesterday for violating the
State law by laboring at his calling on Sum
day was barber. A policeman caught him
in the act OF shaving customer. The bar
ber, ignorantly thinking that he would be
arrested, left the customer half-shayed and
full of lather and ran off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

PALMA CHRIsTA. HAIR-ToNIc.-This rrepara.
tion, which has been put UP by MEADE 6 BAKER.
OF this city, for many years. has attained deserved
reputation not only as hair.dressing but as pre-:
venttTe to the falling out Of the hair.
1t also removes the dandrrf and restores the
scalp to healthy condition. Give it trial, and you
Will never again be without II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-24

MORTuARY REP0RT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending July
Goth, compiled from sections returns re-
ceived at the office OF the Board OF Health !:
Cause of Death: ApopIexy, white !;
cholera iniantum, colored; congestion OF
brain, 1 white; consumption, 8 white, 2
colored-totaJ, s.; convulsioDs Gntantlel l
colored; diarrh9a, colored; dropsy, 2
colored; drowning, colored; dysentery,
" hite fever (scarlet). 2 white; fever (ty-
phoidj, / white; heart-disease, colored !;
hydrothorax, colored; infanticide, col
ored; infantie lockiaw, colored; in1am.
nation of brain, colored: meningitis, l
colored; old age, white, colored-total.
8; overdose of laudanum, white; spinal
affection, colored; unknown, l colored.
Whole number of deaths IN the city, eXclu-
sive Of still-births, 81. Still-BythS: White
male, L; white female, 1; colored male, 1 !;
colored female, total, 4. Sea and Color /:
Males, white, - colored-total, II; fe-
males, white, Is colored-total, 20. age:
One day to thirty, colored; one month
to six, colored; six months to twelve, l
three, l white, l colored-total, 3; three
wears TO five, white, colored-total, 2;
five years to ten. white, 2 colored-total,
8: twenty years to thirty, 3 white, 2 col
ored-total, 5; thirty years to forty, white,
2 colored-total, 8; forty years to fifty, l
white; sixty years to seventy, colored ;
seventy years to eighty, 1 colored; eighty
years to ninety, 9 white; ninety years to
one hundred, / white, colored-total, 2 F.;
unknown, colored. Condition: Single,
5 white, 10 colored-total, "a; married, 2
white, colored-total, G.; widowers, l
white, 1 colored-total, 3; widows, 8 white,
colored-totaI, 4 +; unknown, white: No
tivity: Richmond, 81; other parts of the
United States, 1s; Germany, i; Ireland,
/ !; unknown, l., Locality: Marshall Ward,
2 white, coIored- total, TO-; Jefferson
Ward, white, 5 colored-total, s; Madison
Ward, white, colored-total, 2; Monroe
Ward, white, 8 colored-total, G.; Clay
Ward, = white, colored-total, 8; jack
son Ward, 1 white, 6 colored-total, 7 !;
almshouse, colored.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, Light northwesterly winds. becom-
ing variable, and stationary or rising tenn
perature and barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light, variable winds,
mostly eastery, and stationary OR higher
pressure and temperature.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ESGISEER's OFFIcE,l
RIcHMoSD, VA, July "a, 1878. :
NTOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~. will be received at thiS office until
FRIDAY NEXT, 26TH INSTANT,
at 8 O'Clock +. NJ.
FOR COSSTRUCTIN TIE FOLLOWING
.-.-..'....' BRICK SEW ERS:
Twenty-lhrd street from Main 10 FranEiin street;
Ravlne north OF Clay between Tenth anh EicYeh'n
streets. .,
Forms OF proposals can be obialned and specitcG-
lions seen. by applying nt this Office.
The Committee on Streets reserves The r2ht 10 re-
go - ". T.. CUTsIAW,
~ y24-itd CIty Engineer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

stsJ- On all SaitS oT Real Estate made 6etDssz
the 1st n JnmnGTy dnd LaSt of June The tdreSfo,
The present gear hare IN 1epaid bythe purchd9er
On all snieg nGde 6et,Deen the lSt OfJnip pdnd kGS
Of tie yedr tie tnres hare to be pGtd by The seller
GThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap.
plies to Richmond and virnty.1
RICHARDSON & CO., T.. NJ. trustees sale cf
real estate on Fourth street corner OF BYRD.
FRANK j. SAMPSON, 6 p. NJ. cottage house In
the city Of Manchester, on Twelfth street.
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SAVE YOUR CIIILD'S LIFE by giving DIR. MOF-
FETT's TEETHINA tTeething PoydeTs]. TEETH
INA will Regulate the Bowels and make Tecthing
easy. Cures Chocra-Infantum and the Summer
Complaints Of Children, Heals Eruptions and Sores,
Removes and Prevents Worms. Anodyncs only
sooihe; TEETHINA cures the child. r. w. POWERS
& Co., Richmond, and all druggists keepit.
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en- men IN buggy drove down Main street
at fearful rate, came near running over
persons on the street, and no police could
be found. They were attending to their
duty watching bar-rooms. So now sug-
gest the bar-keepers be employed next Sum
day to attend to street duty while oir police
are watching for them.
A VOTER OF JEFFERSON WARD.