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The Fear Questions.

"a ArstsT -, 1879.
EditoTB OF ake Dispatch: ny position on
the debt setsletneHria1d the :pubIic schools
Is well knoWn. oi course, desfHfgf main.
tain both, 'eanfot support General Ma1
hone for aHy Office. jas 5'ta III
understand from the address OF The
!" Citizens Assee eeintion 2, that it is enty pYo-
posed that the Legislature shalt 50, modify
The Sunday law asto prevent Its apHsicalion
!" to any city. or 10 sHes limits OF it's police
Jurisdiction, in which regulations fer the.
preservation Of ofdeF on Sunday arg cn-
forced by the rauBiespai authorities. oa
1 see no good reason why the Sunday Ihw
should not be applicable TO ttewhoe State;
why one law shoufd prevail in Richnoad
and part Of HeDfic6, and another and
more stringent Law inahe remainder of rirs
county; nor why the cities should have a
in this matter which is de-
MED 10 the counties. W. W. HENRY.
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The manehesser watch Case.

MANCHESTER, Va, August 90, 1879.
Editors Of The Dispatch: There was an
item in your. Manchester column OF yester-
day which bad a tendency.to create the i'm.
preston that pei pefrated a gross outrage
on man by the name OF Smith by baYins
him Searched in the pl essence OF others for a
watch which | had left at shop for repair,
but which I alleged Smith had stolen. The
facts are that in October, 1873, casually
met with man by the name OF Fisher at a
public house In this city about 10 O'Clock P.
NJ, two other gentlemen being present.
During conversation I missed nv watch,
and remarked, & have lost nv watch"
when all OF the persons present requested
TO be searched, and Mr.. Fisher,
who was comparative stranger to
me, was urgent that this should
be done, and policeman happening
to call By at the time, Fisher at his ownre-
quest, was searched bv the officer. While
this was being done recolected where my
watch was, and informed those present that
had been mistaken, and expressed regret
that any one had been annoyed thereby.
Every one expressed himself as perfectly
satisfied, and Fisher accepted Of my apollo
gy and accompanying hospitalities in the
most friendly and cordial manner. No harm
resulted to any one from the affair, which
was laughed at By Mr.. Fisher and the others
OF the party; and I had supposed that the
occurrence was forgotten, until few days
ago Mr.. Fisher sued me for $4,000 dam
ages.
request that vou will publish this as q
simple act OF justice to ME. :.
EDWARD yIcKARs.
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A SINKING SUBURB. The popuace OF Mill
Hollow, a suburban mining village OF
WiIk"sbarre, Pa, was thrown into excite
ment Wednesday by alarming subterranean
sounds. For some months past the tenants
OF some Of the houses have been conscious
Of peril by reason OF signs Of caviDg-in
of the surface. Tuesday night the surface
OF the ground In the rear Of the dwellings
Of the Messrs. Morgan, Williams, aid Wei
ger began to sink. About 3 O'Clock We'd
neSday morning some two acres OF the gar.
dens and nurseries belonging to the afore-
said went down about eight feet, cracking
the house and alarming the community to
such an extent as to drive all in the vicinity
from their homes. The ground around the
sunkeu pit for acres is cracked, and it is be-
lieved that the entire surface OF the land
undermined must go down, destroying
many private and public buildings. The
disaster was owing to the fact that the vein
OF coal worked is not protected by rider 4
rock and slate.
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POLICE COURT, FRTDAY-Justtce j. J.
Crutchfeld preSidin1.- The following cases
were disposed of: 3d..
James Il. Polk Brett, charged with break
ing into the dweling-house Of Mrs. "A. NJ.
Robinson in tile daytime and stealing lead
pipe, &c. Sent on to the grand jury; no
bail. ....-'.'
John Royal, charged with assaulting and
beating Henry Snarrer. Fined So.
Cornelius Smith, charged with stealing 4
pair of flst-irons from Eliza Moore. Pun
ished with ten lashes.
Ella SeIden, charged with attempting to
strike William Ahern with brick, and with
assaulting and beating Willie Redford.
Fined 50. - .a. r'' 49,
Charles Watson and Lewis Morgan,
charged with creating disturbance on the
street. Fined 50 each. :" -
Elzey Payne, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care~si himself. Secu-
rity required in the. sum Of $50 for three
months. 4 e..I l-a.| ~.
Sarah 1Selden, Lavinia Selden, and Jen-
ME SeldeB, charged with being disorderly
and creating disturbance on The public
street. Jennie Selden fined 81; the others
discharged. J. u s.I .s .... ... 's.
I A number of other cases were disposed
Of, the parties being discharged or their
cases continued until to-day. ..: . j %
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Communicated
To The Editors of the Dispatch !:

To The Editors of the Dispatch:
AS the time is now drawing near for the
Conservative party to bring out her candi-
dates for the next General Assembly, per-
NIT me through your columns to make some
suggestions in relation TO the nomination
OF a senator for the district composed Of the
counties Of Chesterfield, Goochland. and
Powhatan. We would suggest to the coun-
ty superintendent, at their next County
Courts, to call meetings to appoint dele
gates to 4 convention OF the Conservatives
OF the district to be held at Powhatan
Courthouse, the most central point, at Oc-
toher court. the first Monday in the month.
We would also suggest the name Of DR..
William T. Walker, Of Goochand, as a suit
able candidate. He possesses every qualit-
cation for the position. He is gentleman
OF education, superior intelligence, and the
highest character. Born, raised, and edu-
Gated on the south side Of james river, and
having lived for more than twenty years on
the north side, no sectional objection can be
raised against him. In view Of the fact that
Manchester has sent the last senator, and as
the reliance OF the district is upon the as.
surcd Conservative majority OF Goochland
(Manchester and Chesterfield being nearly
equally divided, and Powhatan having a
very large Radical majority, we consider
that Goochland is entitled to the senator.
Although educated a physician, and bay
ing served thl ough the war as surgeon oil
the Confederacy, for the most Of his life be
has been and is now practical farmer. and
thoroughly identified in interest and SYM
pathy with the tax-paying people OF the
State. He is well known outside OF the
district and to the State at large, and is now
a member OF the Executive Committee OF
the State Agricultural Society.
He is a fluent speaker, and is well in
formed upon all the subjects that can come
up for the consideration and action OF the
General Assembly. While he fully appre-
ciated the inability OF our people to bear
an increase Of taxation, and therefore IA
vored an adjustment OF our public debt, be
is now willing to support the compromise
between the State and her creditors passed
last session as final and equitable settle
ment Of this vexed question.
In fine, no one possesses more guali6ca-
tlons than DR.. Walker to entitle him to the
confidence and support of the people OF the
district. PoWHATAS.
August 20, 1879. .s.-
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MoToEs FOR STREET RAILwAYs.-Oneo Of
the New York street railways has recently
placed on its line several of the cars Of the
Pneumatic Tramway Engine Company.
They are propelled by compressed air,
which is stored up in reservoirs placed in
the unused space under the floor and seats.
The reservoirs are char ged at one terminus
OF the route by compressor plant" and
the car is then ready for run of twelve
miles. 1t Itsppears like an ordinary car, but
is larger. A speed Of twelve or fifteen miles
per hour can be attained, and the car can be
stopped within its own length. The speed
is regulated by a driver, who, by the means
OF two levers, can start and stop it with
ease. 1t is thought that the cost Of opera
ting these motors will not exceed one half
the cost OF running cars by the present me-
thod, and that they will enable the surface
roads to compete on favorable terms with
the elevated roads. .......s- .t..-
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The JEFFERSON MoNuMENT.-A Washing.

The JEFFERSON MONUMENT "A Washing
ton dispatch states that the Attorney-Gene-
raj, in investigating the statutes Of Vir-
ginia, has discovered that law exists pro-
hibitiug the cession Of any territory by in
dividuals to the United States without the
authority Of the Legislature OF the State.
Therefore he will be unable to carry out the
provisions of the act Of Congress authoriz.
ing the purchase OF the ground and the
erection OF monument over the grave OF
ex-President Thomas Jefferson, at Month
cello. until the necessary action is had by
the Legislature. The descendants OF JEFF
ferson, with whom the Attorney-General
has been in correspondence, have informed
him that they will unite in any efforts be
may see fit to make to secure the necessary
authority from the State and to carry out
the intentions Of Congress.
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"FoRTY STRONG Next month we are
to have " Hayerly Is Colored Mastodon Min
strels." 1t is sal d to be the greatest min
strel company III the country. 1t numbers
forty performer g. including eight end-men.
Among the me mbers Of thecompany known
here are Billy Kersands, Sam Lucas, Wal
lace King, 7 ON Mcintosh, the Bohn broth,
ers. Dick l. lille, James Bland, sommeryille
and Holco mbe Qhe great acrobatic teamb
Woodson and Sykes Uhe New Orleans Pic
:eanninie',I and a host OF others. They will
play .tv. o nights, and give . uniformed
street, parade each day. :, Manager Powell
has 70 doubt made lucky bit. in this en-
gsgement. -, tf,s.} a..{ A.sfss.-4 Il
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bark Electra. johnson, master, from Dun
'daIk, Ireland, entered at the custom house
yesterday, in ballast, to load with grain for
Europe.
Behle's shoe-store, on Broad street near
Second, and Chaon's dye-store, On Fifth
street, were both entered and robbed night
before last.
Mr.. Alex. Hunter, late a member Of the
House of Delegates from Alexandria, was
in the city yesterday.
General Rogers, Sec ond Auditor, left
the city last evening on visit to his friends
in Brooklyn and Loud oun county, to be alb
sent some two weeks. ~
DR.. Hunter McGW re has returned to the
city. s-.-..-..E ..s4
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1t is stated that Mr.. Tilden has purchased
for $3.50, 900 the country-seat Greystone,s
near Yonkers, in West Chester county, OF
| which he; has held O lease during the pres
| ent summer. Tbe sale includes the house
and about fifty-f acres OF ground. The
| place is "a mile and a half above Yonkers.
fronts on Broadway, and extends back to
the Hudson. 1t teost 1925, 600, and its pur-
chase for $150, 900 is regarded by real-estate
men as a great bargain. ..t....".,,t " T
Referring to the Quebec crisis. the Toron-
to Globe says: We are now witnessing
the second act of the play, the first Of which
was the dismissal Of Mr.. Leteller. The
Quebec Legislative Council, filled entirely
with the nominees OF the 'Bleu' party, has
moved to throw out the supplies. Let us
await with patience the third act. 1t will
not be long in arriving. Let US hope it may
not prove tragedy"
The suit against the Cherokee Indians,
which has been pending for some years,
will come before Judge Graves. at this
place, this week. 1t involves the fees OF
Major Rollins as attorney for the Indians
in the recovery OF lands originally pur-
chased for them by William 81. Thomas, en-
bracing some 10000 acres, and Major Rol-
ins's claim is from 100000 to $40, O,000.-
.Ashevii!e (N. C) Citizen. {
John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous
comedian and dramatic authority. for many
wears lessee and manager OF the Haymarke'
Theatre, London, suffered . second para
lytic attack few days ago, and is now pro
baby on bis death.bed. He is 10 destitute
circumstances. .a sg..p. .s..a .s.fss,,. -.
] Miss Carrie E. Davis died at Dayton.
Ohio, on Monday last Of yellow.fever and
the physicians are unable to. ascertain no"
the disease was contracted. Every'precaa,
ton has been taken, TO prevent the spreafl
A marble table has been unveiled az ln'
Cairo Street Unitarian chapel. Warrington
in memory;o4 Dr. Phillip Pearson Carpen
ter, its minister for, six Teen years, who diet
at Montreol two years ago. DR.. Carpenter
was well known In this city,
Miss Msrie Preseott,sef the ,Caaiforni
Theatre. has been engaged BY MT. Boac,
eanlt as leading alady at Booths Ihessre
New York, at b salary pl $l95h per Week
sic ,is asaatiy iye OIL Kent rsnd ref,exse
lent family, q ss,s w , .a " ..s =. /
A SON OF Df. KneAsY ibas sbson sfeste
IN London tnr forging . newsra Ger teE0E
er'G name ~ . dispatch .purpSlttpg 20 g
h4 eva suieids. 7't & s6sIls s:
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST MINISTER
The New York Sun prints dispatch from
Grand Rapids, Mich, stating that the Times,
OF that city, would yesterday publish letters
purporting to be from the Rev. DR.. Joseph
r. Thompson-now of Berlin. but formerly
the, he,distiaguished and popular pastor-of the
old Broadway Tabernacle, of New York
city--to Mrs. Sarah Deland, the wife OF a
newspaper-man Of Grand Rapids, showing
criminal intimacy between the pair
whilst Mrs. Delapd. who is now the Sc
prano in leading New York church choir,
was pursuing her musical studies in Eu-
rome -.-a,....<, ...,.. ..f. e.
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An 4musino Scene.-Yesterday mornir

an amusing Scene.-Yesterday morning
very amusing and ludicrous scene occur
red in the upper portion OF the city, near
SYansboro', which attracted good deal OF
attention. An old colored woman from
Chesterfield rode through that part OF the
town straddling an OK. and had upon each
arm huge basket OF fruit 4 meal bag
swayed over the back OF the animal was
enough to create general laughter. She
was frequently stopped, aud ut each time a
large crowd would gather around the old
woman, and appeared highly delighted.
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Reigi0us.-Dr. Strsngfeliow. OF Aaba-
aa, having decided TO remain hsre another
week, be Will occupg the Tsi]pit at the
Meade Memorial chuQch nexs Sunday both
in the morning and evening. ab which time
it is expected that there will be three minis
teYs present, representing hhree genera
tions-the present rector, bis father and
grandfather. '..-,.. ...r ...H
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rmr srArE cANYAas.
ROOMS SrArE CoNsERvATIvE1
EXECUTIVE CoMkrTTRE,

RICHMOND, August 20, 1879.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS, to be
l .sacossed by one or moro dstinguished speak
:. al, DO held throughout the State during the
nth of September, as fo!lows:
contender lst-Charfosscsyil' lille city. Charlotte
conrthouse, franklin Courthouse, Gloucester
courthouse, ssTeenssile ftiicksford| h'e OF wight
CoaT,house, Lee Courthouse, Po"hatan Cour1,
s.,se fsiaeess Anne u Courthouse Richmond
~n,,,house Rockbridge tT4extngton), Spo'sJlvania
courthouse. Winchester city.
sc,,emoer od-Craig Courthouse, York Court
house Ru.scl, Courthouse. -
Sno,emo<r 4tt-cnar)es City Courthouse, King
c.o,yc sourthouse. Nos,oway Courthouse, Pulaski
Cnor,aoase. Sussex Courthouse
sep,cmber 5th-Peiersbarg Clay.
sen,enpber s;h-Botc,our. tFincastle). Bucking-
~, courthouse, Caroline. Bowling Grten,, CLARKE
C.,,,,onse. Henry Courthouse, james City Conrf-
S".. ,xyu,,smsaarg). Loudouu Courthouse, Lonisa
n.-ho,sa Innenburg Courthouse, Mathews,
c..r,hou.e. Northampton Courthouse. Northum-
,.-,sna cour,house. Rarpahsnnock courthouse,
Shc,,nso.h iWoodssock), Suffolk, WYthe Court
house. go. cu., r,,-,
scntember ath-Fioyd Courthouse Cues Court
souss Scott Court ou,e. Tazeweil Courthouse.
s.n,ompcr lo.E-sireen Courthouse Petersburg
S.,,ems1, ll,s--New Kent Courthouse, Prinoe
c1a,e, Courthouse. Warwick Courthouse.
S.,,ernbcr 12th-Tez.vc!, Courthouse.
Son.cmber l3Il-H!ghland Courthouse.
scptenbcr 15th-Alleghany Courthouss, Amherst
Courthouse, Carroll Couethoase. Cuipeper Court
home Diuwidde Courthouse. Essex Courthouse,
r,,rfas Courthouse, Lancaster Courthouse, Neck
,s,bnrx tour. house tBo5dtosl, Norfolk county,
p,,,syyants Courthouse, S!nyth Courthouse, South I.
aupton Courthouse. #-.....
sen,ember l6,h-Prtnce Edward tFarmville),
Warren Cour ,honse Front RoyAD.
sen,smber l7,h-Hsuever Courthouse, Stafford
Courthouse.
september lsh-Charles City Courthouse, Frede-
rIcksburr ciry Goochand Courthouse.
September 2Gth-Bath Warm Springs).
sen,ember 22d-Alcxandris city. Bedford Court
bouse, Cumberland Courthouse. Fauquisr Court
bon,e Nv arrenl on). Fluvanna Courthouse, Grayson
courthouse Halifax Courthouse, Highland Court
hoase King WI liam Courthouse. Nelson Court
houss, Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse, WASH
InNon Courthouse lAbingdon), WesImortiand
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse. Rockingham Court
house itiarri,onburgl. ....-E.
September 23c-Blsnd Courthouse. Montgomery
fChristiansbur Patrick Courshouse Surry Coure-
house.
september 24th-Amelia Courthouse, Middlesex
Courthouse.
September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Bath
Courthouse, Elizabeth City Courthouse, Madison
Courthouse. i. M. LOGAN, ChairhAu'
j. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy. su 3o
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Belle ISle.-Workmen were engaged yes
terday in trying to raise the locomotive
which broke through the trestlework on
Belle Isle Wednesday moEuing. Ths dam.
age to the engine is not very gresa- 1t is
expected that it will he Dased to the solid
part OF the trestle in few days. Work TO
that end is necessarily SLOW.
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MAYORS Cour%-At the Mayors Court
Yesterday morning Richard Fox and Eliza
Neal (coloredl were arralgned on cross
warrants charged with assaulting and beat
ing one another. Fox was discharged, and
Eliza was ordered to pay the costs, which
amounted to $3.50, in default OF which sha
was committed 10 Jail for three days. Not
withstanding the fact that Eiza's friends
offered to pay the costs, she positively de-
clined the kind offer, preierring to 90 to
iail rather than be set ut liberty.
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FOR RENT.
DESIDENCES FOR RENT.

10 ------- - EEA
No. 115 south Third street. between Cary anu
Canal streets, containing about twelve roous ana
all The most modern improvements and conve-
nieuccs.
No. SO2 Marshall, betweem Eighth and Ninth
streets, len rooms Kitchen stable gas water, &c.
all conveu!eEees.
Nos. 500 and 311 west Grace street, between
Madison anbfOnroe streets, ten rGorfS and al con-
venences. and lave a!ey besn put IN thorough re-
pair throughout.
No. 3l4 south Fourth street, between Byrd and
Arch Streets Gam6.e's E.ll,. eight rooms; q very
nice residence.
No 2Sat.. southeast eerner Twenty sixth and
Franklin streets seven rooms stable. DC.
No., southwest cornenTaxeni y -toarrh nd Mar
shall streets. ten rooms, aimodern ncoyeniences in
thoroughOrier. A~' SO -.'-'s' 49, '.-'' -. ].
NO. 3Cawes, Grace street. between Madison and
Monroe streets, seven spslMs; kitchen, bath, &C.; a
very des2xa ole small resideace. " IL '- e.. .si f.
DESIRABLE BRICA RESIDENCE, west side Of
TwentSefourth betwsaa Broad and Slarsbaii
Streets. .sr-.Lls 81 ,#Fgt ..- iMGr# =. r..
BRlak RESIDENCE south siee of Broad be.
tweerSr rwenry -thfrd sNd went =. fourth streets.
BRICK DWELLINGS, Snbleti2s Row, west side Of
Ftftl.a1etween Clay asd Lefgh strests. ~ -
SNf!RJ.L DWELLhSGS and ROOMS for rent In
yario II portions OF theIN. Anp!y to
- ROBERT b. LYME
arms MHW3t I2l2 Main street.
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as the shipment Of cotton begins, but every,
indication points to snsi fall trade with
the South In groceries, hardware, dry.
goods. notions. provisions, .&c.,I as will
make the. hearts OF freight agents happy
and bring streams OF profit to all the houses
doing business with that i section Of the
country. sf Il; st..s..Is,s ~, !. 5ff4 ,s.f,
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Brief Uems.-There were several civil
cases of no special interest disposed OF yes
terday before Justice Fosters court. e.. 81. @
The nlusicates at Beethoven Hall viii be
given weekly hereafter instead OF semi
monthly, as heretofore.
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sI1aHr FiRE..-At 1915 O'Clock last night
an alarm OF IRE was turned in at Station ,32,
corner Twenty fifth and Main streets,
caused bv..a can OF oil taking fire at G. Soda
RPS atore, No. 24l1 Main street, Mrs. solaFi,s
attempted to fil,. Q" lighted lamp With oil,
which, as is generally the case. took hre'
Mr. 'Solar,a Lands were burned. Damage
tr}f1inp.} ',titt - -
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cMALL DWELLINGS FOR REXT. g.

y III
Twenty. Eth street corner Of Leigh st1est-foGr
rooms.
Thir,ieth and II siree,s-four rooms.
929 west Clay street, near Hancock Ssreet-nVe
rooms. 49,.
" styeet5-four rooms
Tweni y-afih near Marshall srreet-aaar rooms.
Twenty seventh between h1rsbI.H aud Cissh
streets-sfx ROOMS.
Twenty .eiqath between Clay and neigh street.~
Wsro between Ross and Frank.tn streets-s4sen
roonss. Apolv 10 ROBEaF b LYME.
ma SO-S.M&W3t ...st ~ l252 MAIN street.
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1 NYxAN.-Proiessor Wyman will give his
tsraYeil Her formance at the Theatre To-
niyht, Besides nasines this afternoon for
tEe Young folks, when every child viii! re-
|ceiye nreseht. J, There WIS fair audience
at tlis Theatre lk.t night to enjoy his ven
,ttgiloauism apd interesting tFleD.. Give him
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'5tf@ - COHEN BKoTTERs
WILL HAKE THEIR Y1Rsr xTrrMrr
= 5 10y ATT p. css2
s.s:a. : FALL TisADE ,I 3&
lizaI a. 81 }#l. oN-fssl !. stss = =
,4a ry MONDAY NEXT. sSrsu
2 80 fn.G EM.+i4- --5f " ..Aa; r9=asi
s' THEIR PURCHASES '2'''
HAVE BEEN UNUSUALLY HEAVY
@ az @'salANp Z
TO GREAYkrvkSrAcE. 1E=-t
as purchasers viii see for themselves.
:. ..s- -a1
THEIR STOCK PRESENTS
ALI THE NOVELTIES oBrAINABLE
\, t.ris early stage OF the season.

READ LEVI BROTHERS column advertisement
aud,rop Will 6a,i some article IN It that you want.
aud, OF seaEse, Ill save money If you purchase 1t
Of ,hpyl ..0.. ~
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THE PEOPLE have been SO much imposed upon!
by worthless BloodFnriters that we are glad TO De
able to recommend q preparaion which can be de-
nsnded on az containing invaluable medicinal vtr-
tues and s wor,h yof Ihe pablo confderce. AYERS
sARsApARILLA cures, when anything can cHre, The
diseases that require IN alternative medicine
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AL GoGssna EXTRACTS. snch as Lemon, va
mills, Tosc. Aimcnd Celery, ete- prepasea ~ 'o:;
tIssosstory Of sosIsE BpsHsTT to:: Dos.on. ,s
ssa be Ieaad spon spr perts aha s,sS1sN' .'ss
s,n ,e bosshl IN oil cities 81 ssss HFte, 81 SO
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Those CHEAP UMBRELLAS af LEVY BRO
7HasRsr arc being rapidly disposed Ok. Those who
wish to avail tbcnls. Ives Of the best bargain in this
line ever offered shot Id purchase ut Gnce.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear
and warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY q 4. NJ, CO !;
. A. b., II; noon, 50; P. NJ, s5; P.
H., go; midnight. 10
Mean temperature, 75.
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SOUTHERN TRADE.
Visit or n Hundred Southern Mer.
chants TO Baltimore.

WHY AND HOW THEY CAME-RlvAL CITIES
AND RIVAL LINES-THE OUTLOOK FOR
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