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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-13
ESTABLISHED 1850.
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At The OLD LOCATiON-l5S KING ST.,
VIII exhibit 3 we'll assorted stock OF
WALL FAP&RS WINDOW SHADES,
CQkNiCE&, COED md 1ASSELS. FINE:
PICTURES snd PICTURE FRI MRS from
the best manufacturers ard importers of the
newest snd most popular designs.
He intends by faithful attention TO The wants
Of lis customers end fsir dealing 10 merit q
shsre Of their patronage. oct
SEWING MAIHiNES-W have made q
~ lsrge sddtion 10 our stock Of LON ESTIC
SEWING MACHINES, snd our sales ara in
crossing. The Domestic is beautiful machine
very essy TO understand light running, and we
are selling toecI ~ very om prices.
noV IL q. ;. LEAURAArEH i BRO.
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~ g., YlkG. AlDLAND & u. >. Is 4.
w. JOHN $. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, Nov. 9, 1879, Pas
sengsr trains will run as follows:
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THE ERICANA8SORPTIVELIvER,
l. STOMACH AND KIDNEY PADS-a
preventive aud remedy for fever and sgue. liver
and kidney complaints jaundice, dyspepsia aud
intermittent fevers Price list: Liver Pads,
regular size ST. SO; do. extra large So; do.
chlldren's 81 rs; Kidney Pads 81; Ches: and
Lung Pads So. Any of the abyyc sent oy msil.
Tree OF postage, On receipt Of price.
JANNEY CO.,
nov II Nos. 70 snd l45 King st.
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WRITER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENC-
ING OCTOBER 1st, 1879.
Lazy Of ?EE LAKE.
FOX NEW YORK.

F0R NEW YORK.
STEas.IERs f.. &. E-rEGKTa.HD JOHN
GFBSOJT
EVERY FRIDAY, st II M; and returning,
leave New York, from pier d, East river, EV.
ERY SATURDAY, at o'clock D. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-28

| New iTfrk Correspondence Of the Troy Times.]
| While contemplating the present hallway
facilities to the Pacific, the question may De
suggested, To whom IS this grand enter
prise due2 Without attempting to decide
% important point, may say that TIE first
suggestion of the kind that have metds to
a}e found in Lieutenant Maul'y's letter DO
leading member OF Congress, dated Deoem-
Der Fl, 1647. That Mafrg w:ss deeply an,-
pressed with The Importance OF tins theneas
sbewn by his elaborate report, writtea a1
the National Observatory, Wash1ngtos
Esareh 80, 1s4S. nearly six hnorths peiofe
the ciscoYery of Califor 1ia gold. He there
says: "I am clearly OF the opinion that
railroad through the heart OF the country
ID the Pacific coast is more to the true IN
terests Of the United States thaa any route
by canal or. railroad across the Asthmas.
The question is, where sh oil slse laii-
road begin on the Atlantic aud weeEe
shall. 1t end on the Pacitcf Mon
terey or San Francisco may be re-
garded 'as the halfway bouse on Inc
commercial road between the western eoast
Of America and the Indies.' The fact tafat
we are now receiving tea and other tlfisn-
tai goods BY the Pacific road shows the cor
rectness OF Maury's Views. AS there was
at that time no railway connections between
New, York and Chicago, Maury designateN
two points that might be chosen. One
was Monterey and the! other was Mem.
phis. AlaaI to think how much bet
ter the latter stood In public opinion !
then than Jt doez ~ present. AaDSy Also
favored San yrapcisc0, which ehe satd
m thsg be the centre OF our
pAyst'eeefatteusi on the Pacific coast n
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Suit for Damages. es.-Yesterday suit was
instituted in the Hastings Court of Man
chester by A. "A. Smith against Colonel Ed
ward Vickers, OF this place. Smith claims
$1,000 as damages. The facts IN the case
are as follows: About six mouths ago
Messrs. Yickers and Smith met in saloon
on Hull street, and after conversing awhile
MI. Vickers missed his watch, and accused
Smith OF stealing it. Smith denied having
stolen the watch, and Vickers, believing he
had taken it, called 10 policeman and had
Smith searched before several persons. 1t
turned out afterwards, however, that the
watch had been left at a jewellers to he re-
paired.
Mr.. Smith, who brings the suit, is q
baker, employed at A. Boilers, in this city.
Colonel Vickers, who is sued, will he re.
membered as the gentleman who sued the
city OF Manchester not long since for Sl0,-
600 in the Circuit Court Of Petersburg and
recovered 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-28

City Council-Ihe Ericsson Suit.-A
called meeting OF the City Council was held
last night at s O'Clock in Council cham
Der. The object Of the meeting was to
make the necessary arrangements for con-
Quoting the suit OF Ericsson Us. City Of
Manchester in the Supreme Court OF the
United States. The vicinity of the Free
bridge where Ericsson fell over the em-
bankmeut and sustained injuries which
prompted him to bring the suit has been
photographed, and will be forwarded to
Washington TO lie used In conducting the
suit. The United States Circuit Court
Robert w. Hughes judge-allowed Ercs-
son $1,000 for damages, but 100000 was the
amount claimed. Tomorrow night will be
the regular meeting OF the Council. There
is no business OF any special Importance to
be disposed OF.
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.,x,>,orx,Ms OF A DISEASED LIVER.

go. xvsprx,Ms OF A DISEASED LIVER.
MI, a, .se r,sht side, under the edge Of The ribs,
,..,sex M prcss,re: sometimes the pain IS in the
-, a.. sse patient Is rarely able 10 lie on the LETT
a.. ,ossimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
,,.as spa Il frequently extends to the top OF the
.,ou,der, aud Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma q
.s,n IN me arm. The stomach Is affected Win loss
- .nsssste ard sickness: the bowels tn general are
ost.xs sometimes alternative with lax; the head IS
sroub,ed with palm accompanied with duh, heavy
sensation In the back part. There IS generally q
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with
pa,nful sensation Of having left undone something
0hIch ought to have been done. A sngns, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
f weariness ard debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF
orickly sensation or the skin his spirits are 10"
and although be is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
for,i,ude enough to try it. 10 fact he distrsts every
-smesy. Several OF the above symptoms attend the
disease, bu, cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
ly dersnged.
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Brief Itenas.- There will be meetings in
the different districts IN Chesterfield county
next Saturday, called by County Superin.
tendent Hancock. to appoint delegates to
the convention to be held at the Courthouse
September Sd for the purpose Of re0rgan
iZing the party.
Rev. DR.. stringfelIow, father OF the rec
tor OF the hieade-Memorial church here, has
left for bis home, in Alabama.
The water IS still cut off from the hy-
drants in the city on account of break in
the main water-ppe. Citizens who use WA
ter from the reservoir are anxious for the
matter to be remedied.
Mr.. William e. NcRae, OF this city, left
yesterday for Galveston, Texas, to make
that place bis future home.
A meeting Of lhe citizens OF Man
chester Will be held at the Hastings court
room next Monday night for the purpose
OF re6rganizing the Conservative party.
City Superintent Jordan has already issued
q notice Of the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-28

Fine Work.of Art Visit TO the Studio
Of Young Btank'ngshap, the Sculptor.-
Yesterday the writer VISITED the studio OF
Mr.. James A. Blankingship, Of this city,
where the youthful sculptor was ut work
upon his statue of "Pocahontas Saving the
Life OF Captain John Smith," Though it
is not yet finished, number OF persons
have visited the studio, and all unite in pro-
nonnclng the work a wonderful piece OF
art to be executed by one who is mere
boy, being only nineteen years Of age. The
group consists OF three igures-Pocahon-
tas, Smith, and an Indian. Smith is repre-
sented as being securely tied down to stakes
driven in the ground, and with features
contorted he watches the uplitted arm OF
the powerful Indian, and appears to await
th6Ec5plttu tue iihufhn tAfFHrneas ne eTesffa esffa1ts
with both arms uplfted is strikingly pre-
sented, and figures conspicuously in the
group.
The figure OF Pocahontas, which Is
thought by many who have seen the statu.
ary to be its main feature and the best oil
the group, is represented as kneelng over
the body Of Smith, with long, beautiful
hair flowing loosely over her shoulders,
and an expressive determination in her
face.
The young artist has spent many months
of toll over the statuary, laboring mostly,
however, ut night, though the. spare mo-
ments during the day have not been
neglected.
Mr.. Bankingship expects to have the work
complete, and will, perhaps. place it on ex
hibitlon at the State Fair. he basaso made
other works OF art, which were on exhibi
tion at the last Fair, and were bighIy com
mended.
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] LOCAL MATTERS.

PROBABLE Fatal AFFRAY ON CARY
.SrREET. - Yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock an ARRAY occurred on Cary street
near. Fourteenth, in. front Of the wholesale
store OF e. a. Saunders & Co., between
two colorcd draymen, named William
Goodman atlas Epps Goodman and Nelson
Lewis, which probably may result in the
death OF the latter. The facts as were
gathered frem eye-witnesses to the affray
are Us follows:
The two men drove up to the store with
their respective drays about the same time.
Eacb desired to load first, and q dispute
arose as to who was entitled to receive the
first load or the stand In front Of the door.
They continued to quarrel several mi
nutes, and as it Is common occurrence
with draymen to contend for their rights in
such cases, little notice was taken of them
by those who were near by at the time. A
barrel Of four had been placed upon Good
mans dray, and be was preparing to drive
of. But it seems that the quarrel got to
such pitch, and both became 50 enraged.
that each picked up dray-skid and threat
ened to strike the other. r.- .-..f.'
The skids were feet long and about II
By 2 inches at one end and Il by inches at
the other. They also had iron hooks fastened
on the large ends, and were indeed dam
gerous weapons. -s.a..s . aGa
Finally, Lewis made an effort to strike
Goodman. but failed to do so, where
upon the latter, advancing and grasplng a
firm hold Of the small end OF his skid, dealt
Lewis a powerful blow on the top of bis
head just above the forehead. The iron
hook, which extended about Il inches from
the wood and was of an inch in diameter,
penetrated his skull to the depth Of more
than one inch, entering the brain. :,
The wounded man fell to the pavement,
and Goodman in the meanwhile ceased his
attack. .s .; s... ......
The ambulance was telegraphed for and
arrived soon afterwards, and conveyed
Lewis to the city almshouse.
Goodman Immediately proceeded to the
First police station and delivered himself
to Sergeant Jeter, and was locked up in one
OF the cells. .... .,t...> ..... .... .
Both parties have heretofore borne good
character, and are middle-aged men. Lewis
drove for MeSsrs. E. A. Saunders & Co..
and Goodman for Mr. Cunningham Hall.
Goodman says that be struck Lewis ir
seli-defence, and will make that plea il
court. .G.
The affray occasioned great deal Of ex
element, and much interest was manifested
during The day as to the condition Of th
wounded man. ...
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
immersion DIR. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures OF c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Hros.' OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLASg, spelled differently Int same
recommendation. my l2-deowly
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular
meeting OF Trinity Lodge, No. 81, l: o. G.
r, held at VenabIe. Street chapel, the fol
lowing officers were installed: W. c. T.,
william W. Smith; W. V. r., Miss Mache
Cbappel; W. t., Miss Mamie Redwood
". F. s., William Hall Crew; W. s., Jane.
=. schwalmeyer; W. C., J. C. Curry; W
NJ, Moses Carter; W. D. NJ, Emma Red
wood; W. l. g., Martha Chappell; W. o.
&C., James Chappell; W. R. e.. S., Mis-
Lulu Redwood; W. L. Fl. S., Miss sallle
Hall; P. W. c. T., E. V. Byerly; l.. D..
Charles W. Muhly. l.
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mond's !" questions to- Candidates sooner.
]. II elected to the House OF Delegates
will support the McCulloch bill with all my
power. %s..
9. will not vote for General Malone for
senator. tsf
8. would maiutain the present school
system. g H
4. Ny views upon the, Sunday liquor
laws have been already published. think
it matter OF local self-government, and
that 1t should be put under the control Of
our City Council. WILLIAM L. royal.
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ROCKS STATE CONSERVATIVE J
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
n.~->~.0 A,,-.,.x nj 0pn

hICHNUND, AuSusC Il, lc33.
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed:
Eighth Congressional District-George
A. Mushbach.
Eighth Senatorial District - Granville
Eastman.
Rockingham County-Ed. S. Conrad, o.
B. Roller.
Southampton County-William n. Bea-
ton, NJ. Lankford.
a J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative. papers please copy.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. j.
Crutchfeld presiding. The following cases
were disposed of:
Sarah Mackie and Philip Hill, charged
with fighting and creating disturbance in
the neighborhood. Mackie was fined $3.50.
Hill was discharged.
/ Daniel Singleton. charged with being dis
orderly on the public street. Fined 81 by
Justice Isbell. s.. $3.50, - ''
Henry johnson and Jack johnson. charged
with selling in the Second market after mar
ket hours. Fined 81 each.
Emma Jones, charged with being disor-
derly on the streets and failing to appear on
the 26th instant. Fined So.
Phil. Robinson, charged with being drunk
and disorderly on the street and failing to
appear on the 26th.' Fined s3.
Mary Susan Jones, charged with stealing
an underskirt from Ann Taylor. Continued
until to-day. .
Isaac Cephas, charged with cutting Ar
thur Thomas. Fined S5.
Arthur Thomas, charged with assaultlng
Isaac Cephas with a sung-shot. Fined 30.
William Lewis, charged with stealing a
lot OF cigars from S. Fl. Hawes on the morn
ing OF the fire. Discharged.
| A number OF other cases were disposed OF,
the parties being discharged.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

m. C, MCLASE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with qu'nlns, nre
nroductiye of the most happy results. No better
caartc can be used preparatory to or after taxing
ou,nine. we would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and IS simple pur-
Ss.iye, they are unequalled.
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+. TEE MOZART THIs EvENING.-First, over
-ture, :. .Tancredi," (Rossini,) orchestra; Sc.
eond, solo soprano, Only One kiss,''
fCelli,3 Miss Jennie. Baird; third, solo ylo-
lin, "Scene ct Ballet" (De Beriot,l MI.
Kessnich fourth, a, Gavotte. "Secret
Loye,n b, =" Les Fauvettes" polka, orehes-
ira; fifth, solo soprano, "My Dearest Little
Hesrt," (Miliard,) Miss Jennie Baird; sixth,
septette, (Fesca,) Instrumental Septette
seventh, pot-pourris Martha" (FlotoW,I
orchestra. -, = ,,..t. .-.. f.........
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THH WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
mild, and pleasant. 'z,
THaKxoxETER YESTERDAY s A. NJ, 81 ;
A. H., TO; noon, 10; 8 P. NJ, 10; 8 P.
a., "a; midnight, Ga. ~: - ~,
Mean temperature. 76t.
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THE PEOPLE have been so much imposed upon
by worthless Blood Purifiers that we are glad TO bt
able to recommend preparation which can be de'
pended Oh as containing invaluable medicinal vir
tues and is worthy OF the public confidence. AYERS
SARsAPAR1LLA cures, when anything can care, iht
diseases thai require al Alternative medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-28

IT IS NOT OFTEN that such stock OF DRT
coops. NOTIONS, &C., rs LEVY BROTHERS are
now offering Is thrown upon the market Ut such 10"
prices. As this sale will only be continued Ior q
FEW WEEKS LONGER. we advise those In want OF
rInsr-cLAss GOODS at LOW PRICES to eatl early
and make their purchases.
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WEATHER REPORT.

.IEDIoArroEs FOR .To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. warmer, clear. or partly
cloudy weather, northeasterly winds :yeer.
Ing to southeasterly, and nearly stationary
barometer. e
For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains; winds
mostly northeasterly, stationary or higher
Temperature. .: I=z#f
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THOSE CHEAP UMBRELLAS ut LEVY Bro
THEIRS are being rapidly disposed OF. Those who
wish to avail themselves Of The best bargain In 'bis
line yer offered should purchase at once.
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PREPARING TO REBUILD.-Mr. r. 81.
WhitIock reached Richmond yesterday
morning by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, and will proceed at once to make bis
arrangements for rebuilding. Expert me-
chanics were yesterday at work trying to
open Mr.. Whitlock's safe. but up to last
evening had not succeeded. -
The origin of the fire is still q mystery.
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LAwN.PARrY.-This evening and Friday
evening the young ladies Of the Third Pres
byterian church will have laWn-party az
the northeast corner OF Twenty-eighth ano
Franklin streets, opposite Libby Hill Park.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS column advertisement,
and you will dad some article IN II that you want,
and, OF course, will save money II you purchase II
of them,
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A FINE CHEw-Cheapest out-10c. plug, ~
the pound, at p. WHITLoeh's,
-st.l t.g.Es ....- l445 Main street.
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To HoUsEKEEPERs-Tbe attention OF heads OF
families is respectfully invited TO the superior
quality Of BURNErr's FLAvoRISG EXTRACTS.
They highly concentrated, hare sll the fresh
ness and delicacy of the fruits from which they are
prepared. ~
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FINE PEACHES. Mr.. 81. d. Smith. has
sent to the Dispatch Office 8 specimen OF
his fine crop Of peaches, each peach weigh
ing ten ounces. set .G 225s!I1=
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BRIEF ITEMS PERSONALLY Hastings
Court will not meet until the goth OF Sep
tember. ....
MI. Charles E. WhitIock has returned to
the city.
Miss Nellie Dustman, musical director OF
the Richmond Female Institute, has been
spending her vacation among the northern
lakes. In a recent PAPER we notice de-
scription OF brilliant concert given by the
celebrated prima donna, Mile Litta, on
which occasion Miss Dustman was the only
pianist.
The telephone wires across Cary street
which were destroyed by the late fire have
been replaced.
The Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Clubs pungy Minnivia Miles sailed yester-
day for Jersey City,
Richmond Division, Uniform Knights OF
Pythias, have completed their arrangements
for the moonlight excursion next Monday
night.
a negro thief named Brett was caught
yesterday morning entering the house oil
Mrs. Eanes. at Richmond College, and
locked up in the Third police station-house
This Is hand-organ season. Sorry Tor 1t
Governor Holiday has returned to the
Mr.. William Ryan was in the city yester
day.
Hoseman Puller, of Steam Fire-Engine
Company No. 5, who was badly cut on the
head by a falling brick at the late bre OF
Cary street, was better yesterday, though
still confined to his room. a brick from one
of the falling walls fell upon Mr.. Fuller:
helmet, cutting through to the head, inhict
ing q severe and painful wound.
- 81, ~ Tndn ri %
of this city will be held to- day or tomorrow
to petition the Council for an appropriation
for the purchase Of new hose for the Fire
Dana rnpnt .5- "a 't.+ ..
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HOP BITTERS have more patience than Job. Gu.
ring thousands Of patients daily. see Proverbs.
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a s-;sis1y &RIcHaoHD. August ~, 1879.
a. Kaitoss iDispoteh. Absence from, the city
| has prevented my p snsWesspS t'sa-
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.EgTUCKI WHISKEY, .-n.
FOUR a. YEARS OLD,
'2-Z,51. 3 =. $3.50 PER GALLON
At CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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JNo. r. RLAUGHToN. Ja., loi A. H., shoE-eases
: household furniture, Ac, gy,.,.5 ! 81 -.
CHIreIN. STAPLES q Co. IA n, tuet-fAxz
near tbs EASTERN hn!ts cf shs stty,
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VOL. L,y''.Il.. +.
4irllll1ond @ispatth,
THURSDAY .-...t AUGUST ., 1879.

fEntercd mt t'aa Post Once at Richmond. Va. a
second.class matter.l sl
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RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, VA. a%#
J.. B. JETER, ID. d..
PaRszDHST BOARD OF TRusrEEs:
MISS SALLY B. HAMNER......... PRINCIPAL.

AFISS v. LAWS AND MISS CARY
Ix1 LAWS with RESUME THEIR MUSIC Lks-
SONS September 81, 1879. They with also
give lessons 10 any who wish begin earlier, from
the 1st Of September. Apply ut No. lot east Main
street,. au g. That
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weOH AND COAL.


HlO ONSUMERS.-My friends
l. and patrons are respectfully informed that am
now prepared to furnish rhcn at the lowest prlces
md Of the best quality, all sizes ANTHRACITE,
SPLlNT. and BlTUMiNOUS C0ALs, and Gas
and NATURAL COOkING-COhE; OAK ana
PINE WOUD-Iopg cooking and kindiing Iengths'
nj sos east Main street. j. Is. WATKINS.
au2S-lm
~ p. MURPHY. No. 2 TWENTY
IL. FIRST STREET. NEAR bLAIN<-Saye money
bv buying COAL and WOOD from E: 2. N MuRs i3s
PHY. A large stock Of all sizes of FlRSy-CLASS
ANTHRACITE, WEST VIRGINIA and CLOy Err
HILL GOALS, and the best SEASONED PINE and
OAK WOOD always on hand, 10 be sold cheap
Z. Z. MURPHY,
No. Twenty first street, and corner S1tsensh
and Darlington streets. au Z1ceoo3m
TRY ME WITH CASH.
Il POR WINTER SUPPLIHR OF FUEL.
ANTHTtAC1T COAL sKLlET GOAL,
CLOVER-HILL COAL,
BRlGHTHOPE COAL,
GhS-HOIJsE goKR. and we0al
VS.. PlLCslER, 81 lMain s&ssS,
au lo.eod3m next 10 Expires Ofsee