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From the Worcester Spy.l

FROM the w OrCeSteT Sl5'I
Many man as we'll as many i boy has
doubtless been the better for whipping,
but it is not often that one who has been
soundly whipped finds his advantage in it
thirty years after, rs John Cowan did IN
Washington the other day. John, who is
sn old sailor, presented himself at the Navy
Department as claimant Of an extra allow
ance voted BY. Congress to the veterans OF
the Mexican war. He. gave the name OF
the vessel which he served, and described
in general way the employment in which
the vessel was engaged, but the roll con-
tained no such name as John Cowan, aud he
was about to be dismissed SIS an impostor,
when it occurred to the examiner that he
might be the man represented by the name
John Kirwan, which yas found there But
John insisted that CoWan was bis name and
his only one. He was then closely ques-
toned as to the incidents OF the cruise to
see il he could not recall something by
which he might be identified. Al first he
conld recall nothing that was OF use for
this purpose but after awhile ne re-
membered having been sentenced by
court-msrtial to be logged thirty blows with
the cat, and that the punishment was inflicted
by instsIments-ten blows at Havana, ten
at Kew West, and ten at some other port.
The log was searched and the record was
found OF a court-martial which sentenced
John Kirwan to thirty lashes, and OF tne
administration of the punishment.b by install
.ments, according to the old SAILORS feeoE
lection. This was considerable satisfactory
and John Cowan,s having hao
John Ktrwan's doggipg. was held entitled
TO John KIrWsn's bounty'Money.
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I The Greal wheat Deal. Dlu
NO TEARS FOR THE LOSSES OF THE BEARS.

from Tuesdays Chicago Tribune.I -
The wheat deal which closed yesterday Is
10 many, respects. the most remarkable ope-
ration In grain that was eyer engineered in
this country. The combinatior on the
"lons !" side was orsahized early in last
May, and was the. natural outgrowth OF the
Keene purchase OF 1900, 600 bushels last
fall. Possessed Of almost unffnfted eapitaf,
IT went into the market, and III addition to
buying all tie options offered for May and
June. secured the contro! OF all the cash
wheat that was offered. The stock in
milwaukee,, Buffalo, and New York
were also purchased, and to-day there
is not a hnshel OF NJ. 2. spring in
sight in this country or. afioat for
Europe that does not belong TO the combi-
nation. The options were bought at an
average price OF 80 cents per bushel, and
the great bulk OF them were seftled at about
$E03@$1.0 .04, although at the close clearinss
were made5ate$ 81 OCT @S1.o7. The profits
the deal must foot up in the neighbor-
hood Of $1,000, 900. The combination in
sist that they made no attempt to work a
corner; they bought the wheat on its
merits. and confidently believe that it will
sell for at least S1.25 before any OF the crop
will be harvested. Few will be found to
sympathize with the bears " in their enor-
nous losses, for the reason that for two
successive seasons they have discredited
and deprecated the crop, andn now sim.
ply called upon to shell out what properly
and honestly should have lined the pockets
OF the producer.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Police-Ju Jus
lice Joseph j. White presiding.-David
Henderson tcolored) was charged on war.
rant with stealing one suit Of clothes OF the
value OF 50, the property OF Moses Ross.
The two men were room-mates. Ross was
sent to Jail for an assault upon a woman
whereupon Henderson sold his Sunday
clothes to Daniel Ryan. For this bad con-
dact the Police Justice sentenced Hender-
son to receive twenty-five lashes. Accused
took an appeal to the Hastings Court, and
was committed in default.
The case OF William Carter (coloredl,
charged with feloniously assauting Anna
Robinson, was continued until to-day.
The following were fined: Douglas hoy le
fcolored) and j. l.. Thompson, 81 so each
Tor fighting in the market; George Sweet
(colored), So, for disordery conduct; Maria
White (colored), same charge, committed IN
default OF surety.
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A VIRGINIA CENTENAR1AN IN TExAs.-At
the little village of Troy, twenty miles
from Waco, lives Mr.. Josiah Graston, who
claims that he attained his one hundredth
birthday on the 18th day Of October, 1878.
Graston was born and raised on the Poto-
mac, in Virginia, where his earlier life was
spent. He enlisted as q soldier and served
through the war OF 1872. In his thirty
fourth year be married and removed to
Tennessee, near Knoxville, where be lived
until the close OF the late civil war. The
close OF the four-years' war found Mr..
Graston alone in the world and his property
swept away. His children were scattered,
and having married daughter in Texas, to
the Lone-Star State he bent his steps. The
old gentleman seems unmistakably bale and
hearty. He is very industrious and ener-
getic, and last year cultivated with his own
hands fifteen acres of corn and twelve Of
cotton Waco Telephone.
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OLEINE SOAP.
4 lllNt1NSIiTI OLEINE SOAP.
PROcTER i CANDLES
CINCINNATI oLEISE SOAP
Is without Il doub. The
GREATEST LABOR-SAvING SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
1t Is made OF the
BEST AND PUREST MATERIALS,
AND is
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
II WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOFT
IKE The various yellow soaps when used In warm
water, and
EACH EAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
so THAT
PURCHASERS GET ALI. THEY PAY FOR.
1he Increasing Iopu arity OF the
CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP
iaa Ia caused many limitations under the name OF
cilRe soap and other brands OF SIMILAR APPEAR.
soid ut less price, but very inferior iu quality
GENUINE OLEISE SOAP.
lie hos deceived by these limitations, but see that
cd cdrRiUoSTER CANDLES CINCINNATI OIL EINE
sUar Is on each bar.
For sale hy grorers everywhere,
D. I. RUBY Co, Wholesale Agents,
my 5-S,M&Th
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Mr.. George W. ChIds is the fortunate
owner OF an original Ms. sermon OF Cot
toa Mather's, Of the MS. OF LowelPs poem
s'Under the Willows" Of the complete
MS, OF Dickens's Mutual Friend" and
of portions of the Ms. Of Byron's ss Bride
Of Abydos.' Mr.. Childs has also letters
from Dickens, from Hawthorne, and from
countless other authors; and better than
sill, the last letter that Washington ever
wrote, dated six days before his death.
"Sea bathing may have Its charms for
the spindle-legged men aud f1at-footed
women, but what can exceed the satisfac-
ton Of crawling across ten acres OF sweet
scented clover to steal peck OF yellow
harvest apples and eat then ln the shade OF
barn filled with new-mown ."-Free
Press.
The Independent relates that girl who
had been very obseryant OF her parents
mode OF exhibiting their charity, being
asked What generosity was, answered: It's
giving to the poor all the old stuff you
don't want yourself"
The clown in the circus last week got of
new Joke, and the audience We're moved
to tears by the sad and bewildered manner
OF the ring-master, to whom it came as un-
expected as snow-storm in August
Marathon Independent
A tnsmitb will criticise mans poetry
70 his face, and tell him where it is weak
and watery, but let the poet attempt 10 zen
him where one Of his kettles is defective
and he will get mad.-Neu Tort Sunday
Star.
A poor apology is about as unsatisfactory
to an average human being rs ten-cent
plate OF timber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Republican.
Ont in Davenport, Ia, the people are: so
given to racing that the High School Fas
course extending over three years.--Nel1
York People.
/; Tn spite of the enterprise Of the New
York Herald, Barnum furnishes this coun-
try with the latest gnus from South Africa.
Utacd Observer.
The Yonkers Gaxette says t'nat intellectual
men are rarely handsome. Now we know
why we ars so often mi' taken for Ralph
Waldo Emerson Utica Observer.
(. Our friends can go OF with their tin we'd
dings. We don't dres d them halt as much
since the tve-cent counters were inaugu-
rated.-KeohcuE Co,. ,.lstitution.
""Tisers will lie for hours 10 single spot
without attracting attention" p Exchange.
So will Eli Perkins. -Boston journal OF
Commerce.
I It was af.er Luna had passed her hrst
quarter thg.t she WAS referred to as the "sll-
yer moor. .o-P Philadelphia Sunday Item.
|; The Iinities are preserved when you see
lgrl " ith "a pug nose and banged halr carry
Ing q pug-dog. Argus.
How to spend a holiday-First, get your
.hoHday.--Lo,peH Courier. 80.
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HARVESTING NEARLY OvER-THE YIELD
FIFTEEN PER CENT. OVER LAST YEARS
CROP Cincinnati, July 2.-The wheat har-
vest in Southern Ohio and Indiana is nearly
over. The crop has been saved in good
condition, and is one OF the finest that has
ever been raised in this region. In many
places farmers say that it will average forty
bushels to the acre. The total yield In
Ohio will be fully fifteen per cent. greater
than last year. which was also 4 heavy
year. The harvest hands have been
paid generally S1.50 day. The new
wheat is finding its way into market. 1t
brings so far ninety cents. Corn has much
improved in the past two weeks. II the
season continues favorable there will be a
good crop.
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THAT TERRIBLE WESTERN CYCLoNE.-St.
Louis, July 3.-Sergeant Finney, OF the
Slgnal-Service Corps, who left Washington
about the 1st Of June to investigate the ter
r;bly destructive cyclone which occurred in
Kansas. Nebraska, and Missouri, on the Goth
and 3Oth OF May last, arrived here to-day on
his return. During his trip he visited over
thirty cities and towns in the States named.
He surveyed the entire ground over which
the storm passed, and states that there was
a general storn-area in Northern Kansas,
Southeastern Nebraska, and Northwestern
Missouri, and that he discovered traces OF
eleven distinct tornadoes, two Of which
prevailed on the Goth and nine on the 30th
OF May. all originating in that one storm
area. Mr.. Finney will make full report
10 the Sisnal-Service Bureau.
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A MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEkrH.-On
Monday last. in Boston, the holsting- chain
OF an elevator in a store on Avon street
broke while the carriage was near the high
est floor. a boy seventeen years OF age
was on it, but he had the presence OF mad
to leap ont on one OF the floors while it was
descendingly rapidly. and thus saved his
life. The carriage on striking the bottom
Of the wei rebounded eight feet.
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THE GREsNBRIER WHITE.-A letter from
DR.. J. J. Moorman received in this city last
night says: :. .ho o,a
The number OF visitors now at the oio
Greenhrier White is more than double the
number that has ever before been there ~
this early period OF the season. Inc musie
for the season has arrived, ana the pau.
room is in lively operation. Ihe arrivals
OF visitors number from thirty'nVe 70 iort!
day, and indications are unmistakanie o, .,
the largest season that hos been KNOWN Vi
This MACE ~-.-.---e-
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EIsAnED BUILDINGS.
FRAMED BTfLDiStsS.
AOIICE TO PERSONS E
INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMNER.

May II, 1879.
TO PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING THE SUN
MER:
The City Council has passed aud the Mayor haS
approved the following !ciDt Tt solutions:
Rssofred the Board OF Aldermen concnrrinSI,
That when The Conamon Council adjourn. on tns
first Monday In July icx;, II will adjourn 10 myss
on the nrst Monday IN October and that wten ,ne
Board OF Aldermen adtonr1s on The second Aonaa5
i'm July next, II viii ad ionrn 70 meet On the sccon"
Monday In October nex'.
Resolved lihe Board OF Aldermen concurriheh
That The Committee on Fire Department be re-
,,nes,ed 70 advertise In the Richmond Dispatch on
tuesday aud Saturday OF each week antit the SMUT
daw besare the nrsr Monday III July next forma!
notice TO vi, persons Intending the, trec,on oI
wooden buildings 10 present their petitions therefor
on or hfore the hrst NondSy In July next, thsI ne
same may be dalv considered and seted ON pr1o1 !"
iha snm,,er rees ss OF the CITY Council
In PURSUANCE ef the above, Notice - hkhSpa
GIVEN THAT PERSONS INTENDING 10
ERECT FRAMED HOUSES in this city durlnk
The summer recess Of the Council viii aake appss,
cation therefor In writing BEFORE Thu .ts tIas
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee Oh the F1:e pVp.s,
ment in order ,ha. they may be duly eon&defea -.
renorted to the City counci for its action oS ~"
sizsS1 1"o1' CHARLEs sR.yTAYLoRs
Chairman CommHsse on FfEc pspasssls -
rny l7-SSTu
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BRIEFS AND PERsoSALs.-Rey. John Jas
per preached "the sun-do-move" sermon
at Danvile yesterday. He took the precau.
ton to carry congregation with him.
Mr. David C. Richardson, clerk Of the
Police Court, is taking weeks respite
from bis labors, in New Kent county. Dir.
Wallace Washington, clerk OF the Chief OF
Police, will discharge his duties In his abb
sence.
This has been Il delightful summer so far.
The days are hot enough, it is true, but the
nights have 80 far been very pleasant.
Daniel y. James, the New York sample
merchant arrested at the st. James, unable
to give bail or deposit the 1920 penalty, is
in Jail. He occupies portion OF PoindeX-
ter's comfortable room on the office floor,
and is therefore not compelled to mix with
the prisoners generally.
The Henrico Conservative Committee
meets at the county. y.court house at IL A. III.
to-day. The subcommittee Of the City
Committee will meet there at II NJ.
a six-days' walking contest between
Misses Bartell, Smith, Lee, Horton, and
Fleetwood will commence ut Mozart Hall
Sunday night at 1890 O'Clock.
Judge William McLaushln, OF LeXing-
ton, was in the city yesterday, passing home
from Caroline, where he had Deen noiuihs
court for Judge Barton.
Colonel William 5. Gilman is in the city.
He was 80 unfortunate as to lose his Vene-
rable mother few days ago. She died at
the residence of her son-in-law, in WASH
ington, D. Z.
The funeral of Miss Lou. Bolling-the
young lady who died Thursday from burns
received late Wednesday night-took place
dow oh
was attended by great number OF sorrow
ing friends. The burial was at Hollywood
Cemetery.
Mr.. Joseph Davis, son Of John B. Davis,
Esq, is one OF the graduates OF the Virginia
Military Institute at this session. He was
also the recipient Of his society's declama-
ton medal. .....
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A GERMAN MASONIC TEMPLE.-Twenty-
five hundred Masons in uniform witnessed
the laying OF the cornerstone of the new
German Masonic Temple, on east Fifteenth
street, New York, Wednesday afternoon.
The ground on which the temple is to be
built was bought from Hon. Hamilton Fish
for 1000. The temple is to be 80 by 104
feet and four stories high.
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.,,, vor dous, with such abundant proof q,

,,, yor doubt with such abundant proof 1T
-, s~a 3ooI ::
!'-' most TAKE OUR WORD,
., .b4 evidence which accumulates on every
,oyrs THIS TIME From CHARLOTTE. NC.
.,,s from well.Rnown citizens OF Charlotte
S'-e] and vicinity:
-, ,.,,-,.x MAXWELL. register OF deeds for
,,"nti,n5ury county. says: have been wearing one
.; Mhman'S Liver PADS some iiree week: ,or Tor
~. = stating tbs, have received most direct ana
,,,..yp benefit from IL. -
'N-J ". ADAMS, Tryon.Slrret Marker, says:
~. ~. t..n wearing one Of the Holman Liver Pads
.r,s tht-ty ,isvs with very satisfactory results
rS1n, rive in de,s;i all III. benefits that have de-
yIysd fr n il: hut DO Know that whereas was
n;SSr ,ncticnc. was troubled with dizziness about
n. head l,adachc pains Ia the right SIDE and tu,
rt.> gaont The s'omscN want oi apps ute nlsorIereu
N;tr and kidneys. constioailon Sc:-ln short, was
,,ss nan. hy! now feel Younger happier, and BEL
r.. ;a3u have fer number OF years
MI. I. JULIAN. merchant of ms cry. says
h,yc been q great sufferer from dysnepsla. lIsve
rca wearing orc Of Holman. Liver Pads for seve-
- w,,s>: an greatly beneh, h,ed. Think the Pads
vii 10 what IS claimed for them: therefore cor
tsally recommend them To the afflicted.
Mr. A. {. DAVIS. OF This city, SAYS: have used
io';aans Live: rad aud can truhfuily testify 10
recommend I: % all thar troubled with bilious
ne.s, or any disease OF the liver or stomach.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-s2; Incipient diseases, first
l;.se. ChillS an! Fever, etc.
SrtCIAI PAD-S3: Chronic Liver and Stomach
disorders and Malaria.
SPLEEN EEI. r-so; Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and chill Cake.
INFANT PAD-$l.5o: Preventive and Cure OF
CHoer ,ufantum and Summer Com mpiaintS:
EoY FLA>TEKs-5ooel AuA'iare' for Ner:
troubles. throwing off obstruclions aud remoY'
n. pains.
ar,nRPTiDN SALT-ODe box, 25c.; six boxes
tL25-Aaxiiary for Colds, Sick Headache
NulnbLc>s OF EX.remite>, etc.
AIapplicarons for agencies should be addressed
:oEICuMUND OFFICE.
PERSONS RESIDING AT A DISTANCE
wishing 10 consult In regard 10 :heir case. but un.
All. 20 81 lit our Office. II they will detail carefully
their SYMPTOMS. will receive the same consideratt
attention. and we Will epdearor to meet their case
~ ..v Is though they visited us In person. All let.
~. Z. inquiry will be promptly answered.
Have none but the
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
THE ORIGINAL! THE GENUINE!
TIE ONLY RELIABLS.
Druggists, If accredited agents, keep these rene
die.
Depot and free consultation rooms for the South
81! southeast,
l0l3 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMoRRIS & FOSTER,
iy 5-lawlm NanagerS.
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NEW ! OKh, JUI3 y TIT u
q, Cohen Brothers. Richmond, va:
,Geptlemen.-We have shipped you oS eo-ua1
steamer one hundred and twenty pieceS u ~. nt
LINEN LAWN at ~ per cent less thaa cos' u -, II
,,ortatIan very slightly stained by wrappers Trust
YOU can nse them. .. l.. d ~
The above goods have opened TO perfect satisiac-
,,nr and will be offered at our store MONDAY, July
9TH. together with thousands Of other great par
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! HAVE ANALYZED TIE wTISKEY known under
the brand of B-Select," controlled by Messrs
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and lind
1t free from fusil oil and other Impurities and re-
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. b. MCCAw, NJ d.,
sate Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January IS, 1872.
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LIERIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRrNG STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES. sj'"
LrEsrG CoMrANY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT "is
success and q boon for which nations should
feel gratefulnIsee HMedical Press, Lancet
british Medical Journal" &C. l., 49,.
CAUTIoN.-Genuine only with theJac stms'e
of Baron Liebig's signature in blue Ink acros
the label. -.s,E ~ts,-- ..s -...ss
Consumption in England increased ten1oid
IN ten years."
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all storekeepers, Grocers, and Chen-
is,s Sole agents for the United States twholesale
onlyl c. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane, London
England. mn io-sAS
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PRINTING-HOUSES.
lISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.

4 EA~N - - 49, ~~~A' ~ ~ NNS S'-'~'
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having ono OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com.
5ined with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best STYLE
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH Az
BUSINESS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDs,
Observation-Disclosures.
"- WEDDlNG-CARDs,
sHow-CARDs
CIRCULARS.
MANlFESTS.
BILLS LADlNG,
..-. RECEIpTs (,
BlLL-HEADS,
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE-HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
NOTICES. CHECKS, MOTIFS
TAGS ENVELOPES,
ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECLN4TY.
Orders from the country promptly filled and de-
vcred 0y express or mail.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work IN 4 manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
Wealso do all kinds Of BINDING and RULING
We will cheeriully furnish estimates and seno
,,r,n,es v-hcn rauulred nab 12-dsw.&w
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop your.
Colds Coughs, and Bronchial Affections before they
run into Consumption that you cannot STOP
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IT MAY INTEREST OUR LADY READERS to know
that the painful effects OF suaburn upon a delicate
skin can Ike Immediately relieved by the use OF j. &
f. ATKlNSoN'S Toilet Vinegar.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
n STAUNTOS, VA.
MISS MARY J. BALDWIN. PRINCIPAL.

MISS I1ihl .. n.fIsD " Nv 4 1'1@'
The session OF 1890 viii OPEN THE FIRST
WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER ana close tne
CORES spending time in JUNE following. ,,. o,,o
TERMS (tor session Of FOL ty weeks payapte Que
half on entering aud the balance tn Febraaryi[Se-
lection the drst: for board washing fasi, ,a ,,Tni sai
Ensish course, Including slocutton and contingent
lee--are $3.50. 49,, r,rtr.,pa, fpr
sso.!,,ns sCs aass pa'ass'a's 'SV'' ts 2l-&n
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tho
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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sGounAuD'o OL1MfIAS CREAM. FUR THE Cosu
PLE8loN-White reduced to 81; pink, for bru'
nettcs, to 00c. PURCELL, LADD g Co.. Agents.
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SWISS CONDEMNED MILK, EspDEN's Con-
DESsED AsIK, English Condensed euak-Hresh sup
piles every week at PIzzIyI'S.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE,
ADAILY NEWSPAPER IN VIRGINIA.
1Ne pfopretors offer for sale one-half or the
whole OF
THEPETERsBURG DAILY POST,
VIC oi Inc best-snown and most popular Conscrra-
i've newspapers published In Virginia. Its
PREsSES, TYPE, AND FIXTURES
1 an kinds are complete and In excellent condition,
"in p, ue patronage of the paper ND TO the times.
Is one Of the best located and healthiest
Cssnin Ia Inc state, closeIs connected with Nor tn
snr snd therefore offers many inducements to
business S.saSi"S AZ vas ne"op"pSi
e,.it ikkhs OF SALE will be moderate with one half
time. nSe ah siA auu sneise WoHIus
cures X. II. GLASS & SON..
- o-ot *s.t Petersburg. Va.
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1cE-CREAM. made Of pure cream, according to
directions OF physicians, in any qulntity, by PIz-
ZINI, SQ7 Broad street.
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n, ELLYsoN a CO., advernSanS agents. ihser' 20
yerrsements In ell Of the newspapers OF tns on,sss
o., :, At nnblshers rates. Orders let ut the Uts'
aatoh countips-room VIII receive prsIR sssSa
tjons
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. At night it was partly cloudy.
1t was probably the hottest day we have
had this season.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 10 !:
A. H., SS; noon, 81; 3 P. M, SO; sP.
r., 90; midnight. S4
Mean temperature, SO sc.