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, 1879-08-19

GALVESTON, Aug. 1S.--1lle Ntns' Southwest
SPECIALS report very |cayy rains in that scc.o,l.
Tile strca1lse arc swollen. The K[n Gru,lo rose
sixteen feet IN two days. Tclrcrnph wires aro
rrnktratc.l, AMI tic nluIls greatly delayed.
EreaL aulnnge 10 stncls Is apprc1cnded.
, 1879-08-19
SWITZERLAND.

1HMA1I. FABI14
LONDON, Auv. 1B.-lt is rcEortcd that Ismatl
1asha iutcndB to reside ut Gcieyu.
, 1879-08-19

Company on Its feet. The subscribers are
therefore, informed they can Withdraw their de-
poaIts whenever they like. Their present sub
Eerfptious however, Will give then, Tho right to
tlnrcs whcn tlle Company Ia eventually co1stl-
tutc1.
, 1879-08-19
CUBA.

nAvAHA, Aug. l8-lf the drought continues
the crops will bs seriously Injured.
, 1879-08-19
THE FAR EAST.
TIE nRuNKEN pEsror or nulMAH.

nv tnbte to Ctncinnntf En9,Hrfr.
LONDON, Aug. 1-Thc King Of Durmaf has
ngain abandoned himself to the most immodes-
ate and reckless drinking, antl Inns executed n
number OF the principal nobility. IIa is steadily
pursuing policy OF irritation and insult against
tic British III Mnn1alay, und the British Resi-
doncy, although strongly gunrdcd by troops. Is
NO. considered safr. 1t Is closely watched By
spies. Tile river Ia full Of Burmese vessels VI
1ynr
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N q ~ N12A = y 4
1LTrFATED SZEQED1E IN FLAMES.

1Lr-PATED SZE0ED1E IN FLAMES.
Lv Cti1tA - Cincinnati Enquirer.
VIENNA, Aug. 17.-A terrible conflaCratlon,
the origin Of which Ia unknown, is rigging Ut
Szceelir,, and the flames threaten the dcstruc-
tion Of alt spared by the 1ate disastrous floods.
Tie people are pnutc-strcken aud flying from the
gjtY.
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How the Tilden Barrel is Being
Tapped for Ewfng's
Benefit.
Tho "SincWsn Being Applied Where
They WIT DO tho Most
Good.
4 Spirit Of Bitter Contention Among ths
Old Democratic Warehouses.
OIII0s
S5ffi1i f1tfh,teh tn TIA 7-FfhfnA,

"'''N'1 %''' e'' ''Stpo'""s't eSA'A p1nf'NiF 0Eot0
to ASCERTAIN the feeling Of Tic people md tho
status of aiTairs in this "hub Of tho nation,
f,nm a nnlttica1 stanano,n,. I h,rc .crn ho,h
c.7",,t,tas as fr rnrosnr. .,,,,.,, .,.s sesa w.,
vsrsed With iv'a on teir hope. 's and ep e4pseta.
tsons. hare frequently talked With their chief
1;eutcuauts tp rcuurd to tlrtr plans for man.
nrin- thclr rcrncc,,vc camn.,gn, II h..o r,.i,.
cd nearly every accto'l Of Tic State, anu cob
rcrzetl with members Of all parties, both hiull
atl low, both soft mud hard, both ignorant and
lcarnca. hoth comuunstIc and nnncommunts-
w. sill, thoso .nt ~ o,rn,or,rort 1,, .h....
,ar,v,n1 fn,,ror,i nr,tlt .t,o 1oh. 7 ,nov hoso
casts'l!S -. 'ot"ara p3oa'ao.o loos. naf aaso
"teieao .ae e'e"o vi tAc tll'es' auu naYe 1'Is"
construed tlle varied information which hare
gathered; but at any rate feel like evolving
.sn .,. ."s.H ~. a' o'as .e1 . aa.
fleot no" aS '1'c ACTUAL catapaleu ID apoot 10
oper.
1t tshould 10 stated in the beginning that the
~ -, @.'1.'s...'sa 100 49, e~'o s,.: - ~"
" t"e >"l,'hnsees ,, SONG WEEKS sso loe ss-
luz mutual anu telling broauasdc all along the
line. For that date both uoted aud notorious
speakers hare bcvn engaged and It was thought
t,,;, frn,, t,., lin. ~, n I'm f,ct,t.. 5.~ aiae
u'a' l'oin eIat t'ae w " ue. .oesoDe'aa5 Ivy
tloh would 10 ehtsfe'y suiileeht 10 convert Ne
Intelligent voter
One of t,,c tb.ups which I have ascertotncd
.,W. e " ,"n...",.sa. .,,a' A.' ~. sa'us"
ae 1'oss utl'ols's u'"'' % ~ .Asep' !"
mon people tn the coming contest is not so
rrrnt a. woulo bo 1utlred hy Recommendations
,,,,,,lt.to,, h,th r,,h, .,,a ,.,tn,ut tt,o ato,o
m.''1e"su 1ota "'u m''1 NV 1,,
the stntc to sound the keynote for 1850.
aud upon its complexion IN ulect!on.day
H., - thought TO ans MON momertous sae
, 1879-08-19
lLIlOAD ACCIDENT.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
TKTER8Buhu, Aug 1B-An accident on tho
6caboard i. Roanoko Hallway resulted in tie
death u uue nun aud serious woundinG of two
Others.
, 1879-08-19
RUSSIA.


Ek.VaEp.
ST. FETEnsnUR0, AuG. 18.-The volunteer fleet
subscription lIus closed. Two million Euubles
layo been collected.
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sT. pETgnsnuRu, Aug. 17.-Thc who!e Rus
sian press ard particularly the organs OF the
Did Russian purty, arc very exnltant over the
resignation OF Count Antlrassy, whose whole
career, 1t Is alleged, has bcen hostile 10 tic
Russiun name auI milton.
, 1879-08-19
FOREIGN.
Report of the Death OF Mrs.
Sartoris Automatically
Denied.
Signs Of Coming Prosperity in tho
British Iron and Other
Trades.
Tho Valo Of Cashmere Threatened
with q Renewal Of the
Famine.
De Lessepa Acknowledges that His
Canal Scheme Is a
Failure.
4 French Editor Seriously
Wounded tn II Duel with
Swords.
Tho Health Of Pops Leo XIII. Re-
ported as Comparatively
Good.
French Editor Seriously
Wounded iri 4 Duel with
Swords.
Tho Health Of Pope Leo XII. Re-
ported as Comparatively
Good.
GREAT BRITAIN.


NOT DEAD.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Thc announcement Of the
death Of Mrs. sartorta, daughter uf Gen. Grant,
is not true. The mlstuke arose from the death
Of Mrs. F. ". Sartosis, formerly Adelaide
Kctnblc.
RAIN AND FLOODS.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Tn consequence OF tho
etorm traffic ts suspended on the railway lctwnen
Chester AMI lIoayhcad. The vladurt ut Lland
Dulas. Wales, Inns been washed away; also,
fome Of tbs bridges. Several sewers wcro burst
by the frcshets on the lines uf tie Liverpool
railways. Dlrkenhcal is flooded. There lIas
been thirty hours OF continuous rain nt Chester.
in Dcrbyshra tic Trent mud Dcrwcnt Rivers
oycrlowcd, md tile low-lgtng lands nro flooded.
The wheat crop is gradually Eott'ng, nul any
crops left standing will not pay for tho custt,E.
The ruin at Sheffield was 80 Violent as to wash
away tic foundations Of Gvc houses In COURSE Of
construction.
INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION.
4 wcek's notica Of the 8 pcr cent reduction Of
the wages Of operatives lIas been posted In
1unst Of the cottou..ntls at StaleYbrldgc. whcre
200, 900 aptndics aro running on short t!nc, and
200, 600 arc stopped altogether, while G39. 600 are
working full time. A more general adoption Of
the s},ort-time system ia expected this winter.
In Ash.on-unt1crTyna 4o5,o00 spIndlcs ure
stopped, and ECO, eco work on short time.
RIOT IN IRELAND.
At Lureau, Irclaud, Saturday, 200 police
charged on.a mob Will, fixed uayoness. Tie po-
lice wcsc beaten back. anil twenty Of their nutn-
ber injured. The rral moDs tired Mt each other
with rifles. Ono leader Of thu Catholic party
had some dynamite, which exploded, !uiuriag
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LOCAL MATTERS

THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
THE RAILROAD SCHENE-WAITING on TIE
CITY OF RICHMoND.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the James River
and Kanawha Company was held yesterday.
MIR. Thomas w. McCance in the chair, the
secretary of the company acting as clerk.
Mr. Nowlin presented the following:
The committee to which was referred the
report Of the president and directors beg
leave to report that we have examined the
same and recommend that the report be ap-
proved and adopted as whole. In refer
ence to the matters specially recommended
by the report for action OF the stockhold.
ers the committee report as follows:
l. The matter referred to in the several
reports of Tall-Gatherer j. 7. Williams we
recommend be referred to the president
and Board OF Directors for such action as
they may think expedient.
9. AS relates to transportation on the line
OF the canal: We recommend that authority
be given the president and Board OF Di-
rectors, II the emergency should arise de-
manding such additional facilities for trans
portation not supplied by private enter
prise, to build q sufficient number OF boats
to meet such emergency: provided the
freight and tolls charged by the company
shall not discriminate against the owners ol
private boats, it being the policy Of this
company to foster and sustain suca private
enterprise.
3. The recommendation of the president
in regard to i reorganization and consoli-
dation OF this company and the Buchanan
and CIiiton-F Forge Railroad Company are
approved, and we await the action Of the
city authorities Of Richmond, trusting it
may meet with their hearty support and
concurrence.
4. The suggestions OF the president in
regard to a consolidation Of the indebted
ness Of the company and the renewal OF the
grant from the State Of convict labor are
approved, aud the president is requested TO
take such steps as will secure the legislation
necessary.
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
B. II. NowLIN. Chairman.
Colonel Fl. Coalter Cabell opposed the
second proposition; but it and the whole
report was adopted.
The president and all the old directors
were reelected.
Adjourned to meet Thursday, 9th In
stanr, by which time it is believed The City
Council will be heard from in relation to the
proposed subscription OF S750,O00 on the
part Of Richmond to build railroad up the
James-River Valley.
| After the adjournment OF the James River
and Kanawha Company meeting Of the
Buchanan and Clifton Forge Railway Com
pany was held, Mr.. William Ii. HaXa!l in
the chair. The report OF Major Jolltie. the
engineer in charge of the work, shows that
about 325 men are now employed, and thai
very favorable progress has been made.
| The stockholders passed il resolution ar'
proving OF the suggestion is to the rc0r.ani
Zation and consolidation OF the canal ant
railway companies.
The old Board were reelected.
| Adjourned to meet on 9th.
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BRIEF ltenlS.-As yet no arrest has been
made OF the person or persons implicated
IN the robbery Of Mr.. Wright's hen-house,
on Semmes street.
The Hastings Court will convene next
Monday. There are no criminal cases on
the docket for trial at present. The ciyi!
docket is quite large.
Sergeant Walsh, who ran for the Conser-
ystive nomination at the House Convention
in Chesterfield in October, was badly
bruised on the Seaboard railroad recently
whilst acting as engineer on one OF the To-
comotives. ...
A large fire is reported to be raging in
the woods near the Midlothian turnpike,
about four miles from Manchester.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court-Judge
w eisiger presiding-was in session yester-
day, and will be again this morning.
NJ. A. Cogbill, Esq, clerk Of the County
Court OF Chesterfield, has somewhat recov-
cred from his severe sickness and was in the
city yesterday.
Several tramps arrived In the upper por-
ton OF the city from Petersburg yesterday
morning and got on 4 big spree. They were
quietly sobering of in the ditch on the Pc
tersburg turnpike in the afternoon.
The movement which Was on foot not
long since looking to the formation Of q
literary society in this city seems to have
fallen through.
A number OF persons from this city went
over to Richmond yesterday to see the
Knights Templar parade.
Next Sunday Rev. G. G. Vanderslice will
preach his last sermon before going to Con-
ference.
Brooks's last stage from Manchester leaves
at. quarter TO o'clock instead Of Z, as
heretofore.
Workmen were engaged yesterday and
Wednesday repairing the city dam i'll sev-
eral places.
All the mills along the water-line appear
to be quite busy at present.
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81 SLocUM ArTHE THEATRE.-The Frayne-
Tiffany Company had moderately - large al e
and immoderately enthusiastic audience at
the Theatre last night. "The gallery
gods ~ we're in their glory. The play 81
slocum is -thoEoaghly sensational ana trl-
fling It but serves to set Of the marVel,
lous Workmanship Of Frank Frayne and
the wonderfai talents, OF the trained dog
Jack. OF the acting there is none to speak
OF complimentary, II the Dutchman is ex-
cepted. s..
chalk pipe from the stem beld IN the moath
OF the Dutchman (Mr> GarnetD; then shot
through au apple placed on mans head,
and the bullet in its course fired of another
rifle, the bullet OF which crashed a saucer
hanging just over Mr.. Frayne's own bead
Later, be shot TO pieces an apple placed on
the head of Miss Tiffany; all OF which Wa
dangerous, IL delightful.
TIE audience seemed never to tire applaud
Ing the dog Jack. He Is fine creature, ant
has lots OF sense.
| 81 siocum again tonight.
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,lATRrNoN1AL.- Miss Nellie A. Parker,
one ~ Ricbmond,s most popular and amla-
bic M beauties, was married yesterday eye,
,,,;no> mir at tae residence Of her uncle, Colqne'
,,rhomas nm ]. Evans, to Lieutenant J. a. d.
NicSels, ! i United States navy. Rev: MI Mr,
sIedd. OF Centenary Methodist church, per.
farnad the ceremony, and Dir. Nickels was
attended by bis friend. Lieutenant ); + DIX :
Rowles. Knitted States navy, OF Washing
ton. who acted as best man. The groom
and Ills friend were in full Uniform, ane
the the bride, attired in dark silk and Donnes
looked lovely. ..,, ,.s
The party left on the northern train las
eyening for Washington, Phihdel phia, aht
New York, en- ro4ts Tor Boston. toe nome 0
the groom,
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The Musicale To-Night.--A fine pro.
gramme has been arranged for the musicale
tonight, and is as follows: First, chorus,
''Hail, Smiling Morn: second, piano
Duet, "Elisine d'Amore,' Mrs. A. l..
Walker and Miss Campbell; third, solo, So
prano. Ecstasy" waltz song, (Arditi),
Miss Jennie Baird; fourth, Secret Love-
Gavotte, Johann Resch), Miss Bette Lub-
book and Mr. Lubbock; fifth, solo, basso,
"The Diver" (Loder), Mr.. William Rus
sell; sixth, duet, piano, s.Sans Souci'
(Archer), Mrs. Lloyd and Miss Shauks
breast /" lHubbardj, Miss Jennie Baird
eighth, "Cuckoo," duet tKucken), Miss
Bette Lubbock and Mr.. Lubbock.
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mASCMESTER AND VICINITY.

Mayors Court.-At the Mayors Court
morning Maria Scott and Eliza
Smith (both colored) were arraigned on
charged with abusing and
lssanlling each other. Several witnesses
were examined on, eaci, side. His honor
required both OF the belIigerents to pay the
costs between them, which amounted to s..
This Is but the second time the Court has
net during the week to try criminal cases.
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GaIIRE ORDERS.
COMMISSIONER LEAKE's OFFICE,


COMMISSIONER LEAKE's OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, November Is, 1879.
DUCkNER, &C., AGAINST YEA
ID MANS'S AnMINIsTRATOR-IN THE CIR
CIIIT COURT OF HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
Extracts from DEGREES entered OIL the 3Oth April,
1879; and s7'h October 9s7s:x
The Court Tby the aforementioned deereeI doth
sdndpe order. and decree 4. Vaughan as admins
traitor OF p. Yeamans, who was executor OF a. ~ ~.
scsndeDr, as executor Of said A. D. Walten, de-
c.,SeS before one Of the commissioners OF this
court, who shall report Inc same with any A"''ei
fRv the last mentioned Decree the Court decrees]
That the commissioner do inquire ana ren1r 10
and Pleasant Yeamans respectively died seized ana
possessed or to WHICH she was enea as emu
nnvinr a surveyor to lay OFT the same by met3 anu anu
bounds If he Shall deem IL NECESSARY, y,nad and can
whether the said asnd where Joany ~ mnGes nrc.
be divided In kind or not 6y any Oh the ihoo'' p'
scrtbed by the statute OF Virginia.
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures Jo-
seph j. White presidinq.-Martha Hudson
and Margaret Shirley, charged with being
disorderly in the street, were each fined
50 SO.
Georgia Brown was convicted Of keeping
4 house of ill-fame, and fined $40 and S3.T0
costs, and to be imprisoned one hour. Some
balf-dozen other women, charged with fire.
ouentiug this house, were discharge.
Joseph Tinsley was convicted Of an assault
on George Smith, fined $40 and costs, and
sent to iail for fifteen days In default.
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An amusing Incident. After the Elliott
Grays' re1nion was over Wednesday night,
Dir. Alex. Baxter, an honorary member and
the old ffer during the war, marched the
boys out to the tune "Tbe Girl Left Be-
hind Me-" the same with which he MARCHED
them out OF Manchester in 1861. The bit
was loudly applauded, and broight fozth
loud cheers from the old members.
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BR1Er ITEMs-PERsoNAL.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio express tram now ieaves al
! O'Clock Z. NJ. iuStead OF 6:ao L. M.' Us
heretofore. A.. D;u NJ
The new leather hose for the Ere De-
partment has arrived and been put INTO ser ser
vice. Steamer Company NO. mas peeh
fully equipped with the ne" nose.
The uustings Court was not 10 session
Yesterday. The court VIII meet to-ua!'
hnuaYar.
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TARROLLyON HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
SJIIGIIT, ,. ND GERMAN STREETS, BALIl- II
MORE. MD,-Rates reduced 10 s3 apd s290 per
day according locates q rooms assnrdinr 70
si.a n most eo4,yenient and ntes-bnlt hosti 10
the city, Elevator runs % pass M
floors. .An lines Of city pGsS,TTMtT. npnsser
, RMr1uoRE, MD, October 10, 1879. oe l4-sm
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AN ESCAPED THIEF CAPrURED.-lne
Chief Of Police has received Telegram !Ioiil
the Chief of Police OF Chicago, statihS tha'
the third one OF the. Exchange Hotei rod.
bers. who escaped from the CITY jan las!
year, has been caught anu IS heio 10 avail
the reuuisition OF the Governor.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
uncomfortably warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY s A. NJ, GO {;
A. d., 72; noon, Sc; 8 2. M., so; s T {;
a., rs; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, Is.
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CoD.LIvEH OIL AND L1ME.-That pleasant and
active agent in the cure Of all consumptve symp-
TOMS "WILDoR'S COMPOUND OF PURE Cop
LIVER OIL AND LIME Is being universally
adopted In medical practice. Sold by the proprie-
tor, 4. 3. WfLBoR, Chemist, Boston, and all drug
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COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
sss ,hESRIcO COUNTY:--Yoa are hereby noti-
ssit aat Your taxes for Tuckahof Brookisnd. Fair-
iin ana fariDa districts viii be rsady for eoIec-
on; % rom ,he 18TH OF NOVEMBER 80 the 1sT
nsp psstEnBER; after which time there will be
law vent added, and sent GNt for collection rs the
=" M o4Tnest'. WILLIAM 81. MsGRUDER,
.--D..g-gIel s. County Treasurer.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, partly cloudy and slightly cooler
weather, northeast to southeast winds, and
stationary or slowIy-rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
southeast to southwest winds, nearly sta
tionary temperature and barometer, and
partly cloudy weather, With local rains in
the Southwest.
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by .
single application of this DYE. 1t imparts Il
Natural Color, acts IDstantapeOusly, and Is rs
Harmless rs spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent BY express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
fan l5-eOdtFe19l
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COURT OF APPEALS. The Supreme Court
Of Appeals commenced its term yesterday.
Present Judges Moncure, Christian, An
derson, Staples, and Burks. The Common
wealth and motion docket was called.
The case of Hey Us. The Commonwealth
will he called to-day. No day has been set
for the Poinde1ter or Baccisalupo cases.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


The countenance Is pale and leaGen. colored, with
occasional flushcs or circumscrbed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, ana sometine es
bleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbng of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ng; appetite variable, sometimes voracous, with
knawing sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; leetns pains IN the stomach: occa-
sional nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
stools Shiny, not unfrequently singed with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hic-
| cough cough sometimes dry and convulsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable &C.
! Whenever .he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. c. MCLANE'S vERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
any FORM 1t Is an innocent preparation, not ca
pa6te of doing the slightest injury to the mos
endeT infant.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's VERMIFCGE hears
he signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS
0 Il the wrapper.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good Wo1S, ION
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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N. ELLYsoN u CO., advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Untae
Slaes at publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
patch count!ng-room viii receive prompt atteH
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH!

If your TEETH arc decayed or defective; If your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or receGipg
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLEC MOUTH-WAsH,
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
RAPIDLY heals and cleanseS the mouth, imparting q
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO TIE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists ut Soc Il bottle.
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NOTICE.

An rsrso,s interested in the above DEGREES take
notice thai have fixed upon my office. corner OF
Eleventh and Main stEssis kssR9nS' sa NO ~ TO
O'clock A. NJ as the time, for executing the sanis'
when and where you are hereby noiifed 10 DC pre-
sent and do what Is necessary TO protec your ,Iei
ss,s. ssts .Sc &c - WILLIAM j. LEAKE,
eo''' Commissioner in Chancery.
n RrpD. n a. -. no 14-F4w
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PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SARD1NES
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, condiments Of all kinds, JUS
received by ". D. BLAIR & co.
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FOR RENT.

EXCHANGE HOTEL AT FREDE- g.,
H RICkSBURG, VA. FOR RENT OR Ha
rheabove hotel. which Is large and con-
ycnient hotel situated in the centre of the city-has
lately been put in No. repair and pained-wll be
rented furnished or unfnrnishcd. Parties wishing
to rent the same will address Lock-Box "a, Frece-
rich sDurg, Va. no l4-6t
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CHARLES y. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
RICHMOND, VA, November 13, 1879.
Nessrs. p. II. BaskerriN, W. b. Palmer,
and Charles u. Williams:
Gentlemen,-Your communication, adj
dressed to me as Comnonwealth's attor'
ney, was received this morning, and an
swer at once. AS committee representing
the Chamber Of Commerce you bring to my
attention ga practice among many captains
OF canal-bosts, on the James River and ka'
nawha canal, OF selling country produce
without having obtained licenses" &c'
Such a practice, If it prevails, is, IN my
opinion, in violation OF the revenue laws
OF this Commonwealth, and acting upon
the information contained in your letter
shall take steps to prevent it in future. BY
the action OF captains Of canaI-boats, as re-
ported by you, the State is deprived OF heI
revenues, and the rights OF licensed mer.
chants are invaded. I deem it to be my
duty to protect both, if can.
Yours truly, GEORGE d. WISE.
The select committee appointed to con-
slider the question of membership-fees re.
norted that thirtysthree anembers had palo
their dues since the last meeting Oh the
Board. ,o.aa
Adjourned. -gE: ..u @. .l.. '.-