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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-26

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.-Mr. William, L,
Royal, upon bis return from the White on
yesterday. was sent by the State Cor1serva.
tive Executive Committee to Sllrry to tad-
dress the people on the lState-deDe set, le-
ment. Colonel William E., Camerou; will
represent the other side OF the question.
The Grand Lodge OF the Hebrew order
SONS OF the Iron Knot" is in sessisu at
Baltimore. Richmond is represented: by
a. Gunst, E. A. Ezekiel, Sol. Wise, andsH.
Fl. Levy. ......... -.
At the closing meeting of the Harm sny
Archery Club held at the country.scat OF
Henry w. Archer, near Baltimore, FAST
week, Miss Mamie Garnett, OF Richmond,
won prize. ......
The September term OF the Hastings
Court begins on Monday next, the 1st Sep
tember. 4 very busy week may be ex-
pected. .'"
. Return-travel from the mountains has not
commenced yet. The springs and summer
boardns-houSes have done fine business
this season. e,
A number OF gentlemen left the city last
night on the southern train for visit to
Beaufort, n. e.
MeSsrs. Asa Snyder il Co.'s iron store
house, on Cary street near Nineteenth, was
iron, seven hundred pounds Of which was
yesterday recovered by Sergeant Jeter, OF
the First police district, and man named
Braxton arrested with some Of the iron in
his possession. BraXton's case will come up
in the Police Court to-day.
An excursion party will leave Washing
ton to. day for Richmond. ..
| The granite monument to young Curtis
has been completed, and is to be placed
over his grave in Hollywood when his re-
mains are transferred from Shockoe Hill to
| Hollywood Cemetery.
| Next Sunday collections will be taken at
St. Peters Cathedral for the Memphis refu-
gees encamped near that city. .
Annawon Tribe Of led Men made very
successful excursion to Mount Pleasant
yesterday morning.
\ small excursion party from Danville
spent the day here Sunday.
Thieves effected an entrance into the resi-.
dcnce OF District-Attorney L. L. Lewis on
Saturday and prepared a large quantity OF
plumber for removal during the night. Ben.
johnson, the ianitor at the cu>tom-house,
had been employed to watch the house du-
| ring Mr.. Lewis's absence, and the thieves
got into the house while Ben. was tempora.
riIy away. He came upon them at an unex.
pected hour, however, and their plans were
frustrated.
Ex-Governor Brown, OF Georgia, was al
the Exchange on Sunday.
One Of the framed buildings on the north
side OF Broad near Eighth street, next to
which foundations are being made for three
new buildings, was damaged by the rain OF
| Sunday afternoon.
Some damage was also done by the rain to
the pavement at the corner OF Adams ant
Broad streets.
John 2. Schermerhorn, Esq, announces
himself candidate for the House OF Dele
gates from Henrico county.
Mrs. Gertrude Voelker, an elderly lady,
wife Of Mr.. George Voelker, left her home
suddenly on Sunday afternoon, and, moi
having returned, apprehensoDs for hel
safety are entertained.
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
impression DE-. McLASE's Liver PILLS. .,-
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared BY Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh Pa. the market being full Of limitations
of the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my 12-deow1y
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PERSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER. +.
c,,,,n the rieht side, under the edge OF the ribs
.-n,se> on nressure; sometimes the pain is in the
n side: The patient is rarely able to lie Oh the eh
,,se sometimes the atn Is felt under the shoulder
,,de, and (, frequently extends TO the top Of the
.s,ulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
,,as In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
..appetiie and sickness The bowels in general are
.o,,ye sometimes alternative With lax; the head ts
,-opS,cd With pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
s..,s.,,on In the back Part. There is generally u
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied with n
n,;nful sensation Of having left undone something
which ou.h, 70 have been DONE A sligns, dry cough
4 sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
n weariaess ard debility; he Is easily Startled, hts
1.st are cold or burning, and he complains ofp
ndck,y sensation of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
hnneNc,al 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon Up
tor,,ude euough try II. 10 fact lie distrsts every
remedy. Several OF the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed. yet examination Of the body afler
death has shown the LIVER to have been extensive
1J deyapged. ~'~'r
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE J
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, )
RICHMOND, August 26, 1879.

r
. ~ RICHMOND, August 26, 1879. }
Conservative meetings, to be addressed
by one or more distinguished speakers,
will be Held throughout the State during
the month OF September, as follows J : i
: September 2d-Bland Courthouse, Craig
Courthouse, York Courthouse. j.. :e.
September 4th-King George Courthouse,
Nottoway Courthouse, Pulaski Courthouse, |
Sussex Courthouse.
September 5th-Petersburg city.
September sth-Botetourt (Fincastieb
buckingham Courthouse, Caroline Bowl |
ing Greenl Chesterfield Courthouse, Clarke |
Courthouse, Floyd Courthouse, Henry
Courthouse, james City Courthouse fWil-
liamsburg,. Loudoun Courthouse, Louisa
Courthouse, Lunenbure Courthouse. Mat
thews, Courthouse, Northampton Court
house, berland Courthouse, Rap
pahannock Court house, Shenandoaf!.sW " ood-
stoek), Suffolk Courthouse, Wytssf Court
| house. :'.
September 9th-Giies Courthouse. Scott
Courthouse, TazeweI Courthouse.
September 10th-Greene COURTHOUSE,
| Petersburg city.
: SenIember ll,h-New Ken AGOarthouse,
Prince George, Courthouse, warwick
| Courthouse. ...,
| September 12,h-TazewelfCo ~ Courshouso.
i September l3th-Hishlard Courthouse.
September 15th-Alleghany Courthouse,
Amherst Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse,
CuIpeper Courthouse, IfnwidIsie Court
home. Essex Courthouse, Faxfax Court
house. Lancaster Courttau:e, NeckIenburg
fRovdtonl, Norfolk caunty,. Pittsylvanls
Cou, tho,ise, Smyth Courthouse, South
ampson Courthouse.
/ Sepsember 16th-PrinGe Edward tt-arall
yillel Russell Courthouse, Warren FrSaE
RoyaN.
September 17,h- Haaeyer Courthouse,
Stafford Courthouse.
/ September lSta-ghaIies City Courthouse
Fredericksburg city, Goochland sous9
house. !. :ss.,. Z IL ...s -.
September s0th-Bland county tHarn
Springs)..t,..4 .,ss 81 ~ .a.;
September heS22dr-Aleyandria cityA Bediort
Courthouse, Cumberland Courthouse, Faa
. quier tWarrenton(, Fluyanna Courthouse
,, Graysou Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse
King William Courthouse, Nelson Court
!. house, Orange Courthouse. Fage. Court
house, Rockingham Courthouse, Washing
: ton (Abingdon), WestmorelaadC Courthouse
8 i. September 3d. Montgomery christian:
J. burg, Patrick Courthouse, SuEry1Cout
hoass. \ yH itfSH ~ 5it5H7
4 September 42.sh-Amel;a Courthoust
r Middlesexi Cou.rtbouse. 7et a,tc.htI !
r. Septemhes y e5th--Appemattoxl Cour
+ house, Ba.h Courthouse, Elizabeth Eik
10 Ceurth 5use, Madison Courthouse, i;
!. T. II. LOGAN Chairman.
u. Bel Bigger, Secretary, ,fasf
ts Conservative papers plsaasss pshlNas "
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Lst us Hear fro., shs CsuAiAatss.

l-~- AzoS ~ 14e1F IfODa kM0 ONUOk01t9Ds &.
Editors Dispatch: A writer fn the Dsute
SUGGESTS that the caudfd4es foYfhe General
Assembly lea the people hear Iffcmr 4bem
] explicitly on the ,.pubJfs-debt Question.
That is desirable aud important, btib III my
opibfo1 does not 90 quite faS einouRh.i Pho
debt matter fs f0tlhe onFy ose it wbicr We
EsFe Interested. 10 propose that caehi Of the
caDdidates be invited cto susfer itheonzh
tie, public press the following g1estJ0ps::
J.. Are you in favor, Of the HeCuildctf
settfemenrs' II 50, wifi you do Ss 'fii your
power to bave it faithfully carrIezaont
az 81 nlb,eleeted,, ,,wiib.you support General
William Malone, lori United States ssnstcr ?.
n %. Are ron Friend OF the pubIicsciooJs
system, and II so. will you seek TO prJ1iDte
It's efficiency and advance its interesfSg
A. Afe you In favor OF fhe present. oSan-
day liqoor iuw - IL not, in brief, what mo-"
diticatioD do you propose? ysy 49,.
:, l hope, Aessrs. Editors, that you VIII
make roow for the replies Of such or The :
candidates as are willing to inform the vo--
tiers how they stand ON tlrese points,
,#r ! r,l 300 Eoa 2r RICHMOND.
LSbort communications answering these,
ecestions specifically Will be eheerfully pub
lished by u.s. Eaitors Nspatch.] mir
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"A NEW RICHMOND TRADER. The new
tbree-masted schooner Frank Mcdonnell,
NJ. McKendry master, arrived yesterday
from Philadelphia with four hundred and
/ ffty-four tons Of coal, consigned to Writ
Roberts. ....':. - 49,. j.. -.
The schooner is one hundred and thirty
five feet long, thirty feet wide, and ten and a
hall feet depth OF hold, and was built by
John & Frank Mcdonnell, OF Philadelphia
(for the Richmond trade), who, together
with the master, are the owners. The
Mcdonnell is strong, staunch craft, and
her commander was the former captain OF
the schooner John Mcdonnell, we'll known
to our shipping merchants.
This spirit is commendabe, and it is hoped
more of the same kind OF vessels will soon
be built. ..-- =.
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Gap when Lafayette passed along that .road
He stopped with Mr.. Glascock, and in hi
honor lss ths village q Paris, built soon after
About lie hiddfe 1oi ttibs,,,idi,y tbse,, day We Tor,
ourselves awny, tnt only with D .proniisl
Y Visit them FSsjn dlIrihg our stay Z thi
,AMih Of seven; miles brought us to-
|. NV .'.,,, DELAPLAsE STATION, .gs,a"lI
WHICH has, the. largest country store we have
seen! in our, travels We make our head
quarters with one affMosby's men, land have
.been enjoying ourse|yesi greatly visiting
around in. this delightful country. AT one
place we were ,shown q copy Off the Win.
chester Gazette oi. january. 20, 1915. j. think
some accounted, its contents will be inter
esting. There was long account Of scene
in the, ,NewlJersey, Legislature relative to
the remarks OF the ,Goyernori In bis message
about the Hartford Convention The Dem.
ocrals. finding that the Federalists present
outnumberedt them, although they had really
q, majority, jumped up aud ran out OF the
house, thus leaving; It without . quorum.
to keep from passing q yoie Of tcensure on
the Democratic Governor. There was q re-
port OF speech delivered ia. Congress by
King, OF Massachusetts, which is interesting
in The light OF subsequent history. He
spoke OF the distance Of bis section from the
seat Of Government. a" 1t is so distant that
the genial, rays OF that Government, II il
emit any, have never reached US, though
its ea,yG.,r,z,asl. /, 8,
/ &: TAXES, INSULTS, AND OPPRESSION; ,
haven Apostrophisidg the: Government,
be said, nAs soon as you declare in words,
as. you already baye'in acts, your inability
to protect US. we ourselves will drive of the
foreign invader and also throw off your op-
pressiye yoke, andsthus rid ourselves OF two
deadly enemies at once" 1t seems to me
that our northern friends call that treason
nowadays. His speech concluded l'y char
acterizipg Virginians as "a set OF dlssl-
pated bashaws. who exercise a petty tyran-
ny over parcel OF negro slaves, and meet
together and put on airs about liberty. "
But what brought to me most vivtdly the
difference in times was The fact that the pa
per was filed with accounts Of the threaten
ing OF New Orleans by the British, and OF
the confdepceof Mr.. Madison's friends that
General Jackson would bold it, aohen the
toenty days before the paper soas published.
... WHAT WOULD you THINK, FL.
Mr. Dispatch. II an important event took
place anywhere in the world that you
didn't hear of in twenty ho,trs2 Well,
'E..let the dead past bury its dead" Those
issues which agitated the public mind then
are gone now, and living questions have
taken their place. But don't you think
that il man were to pick up copy of the
Dispatch sixty.four years hence he would
find it a very nice question IN etymology TO
determine how the name Of one OF the
worlds greatest masters OF music came to
be applied to a party OF confusion and dis
cord? Let us hope that this issue, too,
will soon be buried in the complete triumph
Of honor and right. ~.
Yours truly, ECO.
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Brief lte7ns.-Rev. A. Bingn, Jr., pastor
OF the colored Baptist church In this city,
has left for the North in the interest OF his
church. .t
City-Engineer Lipscomb is at present at
work with a tull force upon the break
in the canal near the corn-mill. "5
A large attendance is expected at the
Chesterfield courthouse September Sth.
There will be public speaking, and several
interesting cases will be tried.
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xANCHESTEE AND VICINITY.

Acodent.-On Sunday afternoon Mrs. II.
B. Robertson fell from the front porch OF
her residence, on the corner of Twelfth and
cambridge streets. and broke her arm. She
was sitting IN roehinG. chair near the edge
OF the porch, and the chair tilted over and
resulted as above stated. Drs. Weislger
and ingram were called In and rendered the
necessary surgical aid. ~i n... jll.J
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P1fr,poc-KsHrs PuiSs;11sin knAFiXIl.p fnR CA

PIckPocKErs PUS1sHeDAFiN FOR CAR.
RYrNG CONCEALED WEAp .-Charles
Thompson, youthful pickpocket, who bad
ulreddy been before the Police Court. was
up yesterday for stealing sevenrs-fiye cents
from Mrs. Ella r Richardson: on Saturday
He was caught almost in the act, aud the
money recovered! Justice Crutch6eld, who
presided In The Police Court Yesterday,
heard the evidence. and ordered Thompson
(being his second offence) to receive thirty
nine Iashes and be confined IN jail SIX
months. 81 Siit ~ bG5 .2-,aa. ! nz
This boy was also charged with carrying
conceuIed weapons;aof which offence be
was found guilty, fined $50, and in default
of payment sent to. jail ,soE siS. mouths re.
George Mickelberry and Richard Hill
were also charged with picking the pocket
Of Martha Latane OF tiity-fve cents. Mick
CHERRY was discharged, bur Richard Hill
was punished with thirty stripes.
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Crsrou. BLOUSE ESrn1Es-YEssELs ~ DIS.

CUsToH-HoUsE ENTRIEs-VEssELs IN DIS
TREss.-The American schooner Robert r..
Clarke, Hutchinson master, entered ut the
custom-house yesterday in ballast, to load
with -four for Brazil from the Haxal-Cren-
shaw Company; also. British brig Florence
Nay, Corbett muster, from Windsor, N. S.,
with plaster. consigned to order. The Flor
ence May encountered. the late storm forty
miles of Hog island, land, besides having her
deck swept Of everything movable, lost her
mainsail, foretopSail, and mainboom.
The schooner Harriet Thomas, chartered
at Boston july. 5th by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, encountered the
hurricane near Chingoteasue. , She lost her
mainmast, foremast, and mizzenmast, aud
one Of the crew was washed overheard and
drowned. z'.' ..-,.'' ..r
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LAST NoTICE-To HOTEL AND BOARDING
HOUSE KEEPERS. We are requested by the
secretary OF the State Agricultural Society
to saw that he must close his register on the
last day OF this month. The intervening
time before the Fair will be required for
publication and proper circulation. All
persons who have not sent in statements OF
the location Of houses, extent OF accomoda-
ton, price OF board, &C., are requested to
do SO at once. It is not desirable that it
should appear that the city will be deficient
OF accommodations for the largesnumber OF
visitors expected az the Fair.
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VALUABLE HORSES DRowNED.-Two yaIu-
able horses, belonging to Major A. NJ. Gar
ber, were drowned on Saturday night in
the dock. The horses had been driven to a
carriage with passengers to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway depot. After the train
left, the driver started back with his horses,
and, becoming frightened, they ran of. At
Twentieth street they turned down towards
the dock, ran against q lamp-post, and freed
themselves from the carriage. Continuing
across Cary street, they plunged into the
dock and were both drowned. The driver
was thrown off before the horses reached
Twentieth street. He was not seriously
injured.
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IMPLICATIONS FOR To- -DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, cloudy followed. BY
clearing weather. n6rthensterly winds bnck-
ing TO northwestery,, falling followed by
rising temperatures and barometer. :.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather.. occasional rains, south.
west veering to northwest winds, stationary
or lower temperature aud higher barome-
ter.
Cautionary signals are ordered for Nor
folk, Kitty Hawk, and Capes Henry, HATTIE
ras, and Lookout. ;.;'2& ''*.. Z.
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A HEAVY RAIN.-It clouded up late Sat-
urday night and commenced raining steadi-
". On Sunday afternoon there was slight
thunderstorm and The rain poured in tor
rents for some time, and in many. portions
OF the city the streets were welnigh flooded.
On Seventeenth street near the market the
waterwas over ones shoe-tops, the culyert
in that vicinity being unable to carry off so
great volume OF water.
Reports from along the line Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and other roads indicate
that the rain was general; but no serious
damage has yet been reported.
The rainfall here was Isl.
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The CHARACTERISTIC services were held at
any Of the churches Sunday except at the
Methodist and the Meade Memorial
churches. At the former the pulpit was
occupied In the morning by Bishop Dog
gett,. who delivered very interesting dis
course. At the latter, the rector officiated
both morning and evening.
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy during the loren ooD, showery in the
evening. and alternately cloudy and clear at
night. On Sunday afternoon there was a
heavy 'rain-storm' with some thunder and
lightning. r,. " ~ .s>""; -. :.
YEsrERRAT:A6rk!s m NJ; ss'766; 766;;
. A. .iM., 80 ; boon, 81; p M, $3.50 z.
M. &c.; midnight, TO-. - e. -
Mean temperature, 803. 5 s:is.,
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AGUE AND FEVER.

AcrE AND FEVER, when taken with outline. arc
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartc can be used preparatory TO or after taking
ouipne. We would advise all who are afflicted with
,ht, disease 10 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and as simple pur-
ss,iye, they arc EnCqualled.
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!, | LOCAL, &c MATTERS.

aa S'HURcH tEoTEs.-R Rev. Mr.. Campbell. Of
the manchester Pres byteEian 10 church. .nffici-
ated .in the First Presbyteriau church in
fhis city on Sunday. -. I. -.
Rev. q. G.Yadderslice preached iii the
morning at Centenary. Methodist church,
at night no services were held. t
(! tAt 1CI9YsS Street 8feth 6dist church one
member Awas fettfVed.ae ,>iG"fioc oisisfH
siBlshop Dosgett pfsache1 atithe Msnehes-
Ter Meth6dist Church sunday nabrnihg. :
% Rev.GPiEe Powers iofficiated as st. Paurs
church. ON Sunday NOR ming in the absence
~ iths hsstor.. =; 5fs ,tirsH laEEu4> --<y5s.
j; Tber rMonundental church was closed Sun
day merning and afternoon on account OF
repairs and tlie absence Of the pastor. ii T.;
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Now, here is something, as Yoodles says,
That's bound 10 nc useful one Of lbese days


That's bound 10 nc useful one OF these days ~
a. E. n AN UMBRELLA. -" ''
LEVY BROTHERS havereduced ia prices Of their
Umbrellas TO such low hGurcs that 1t will you 10
purchase one at orce. They are also selling Silk
Parasols at 45. so, 80, SO. 75c., and s1-all Of
which are worth double The money. They have
few left Of those Silk Pagasos, lined with silk. at 81,
formerly sold at $3.50 and ~.
LEVY, BROTHERS also Gfer great bargains Ia the
remainder Of their stock OF Dress Goods. Also,
great bargains In $50 Remnants Of Dress Goods.
You car save money by making your purchases
now, rs the whole stock.Of go0d2 must be sold
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THe Rain.-A very heavy rain fell hero
Sunday. which cleaned the streets thor
oughly. Some Of the back streets were en-
tirely submerged. In Chesterfield the rain
storm was as severe as it was here, and the
turnpikcs| leading from the city in some
places appeared to be a riyer-bed. ."f
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WYMAN To.NIGHT.-Wyman, it Will be
remembered. will commence an engage
ment at tine Theatre tonight, and will per-
form many curious ieats, give away num-
Der of useful and ornamental articles, and,
Of course, perform to fine audience. Wy
man is great favorite here, and is perhaps
better known than any magician or VEN
triloquist who has visited Richmond.
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Mayors Eourt.-At the Mayors Court
Yesterday Mayor Clarke disposed OF but
one case-that OF colored woman, charged
with assauting small white boy. She
was reprimanded and discharged. "u
Tue civil docket for the past week was
quite large.
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hi .RucHIsAN AND ptCLIrToN-FoRGE RAILWAY.
It 10 staied That the James River and Kama
Wha Company have entered into contract
wi.n Messrs. Mason, Hoge and others sr,r
, the completion Of the Buchanan sna oH..son
FORGE railway, 4 ii.E. ~ - tI'
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NEITHER FAILING TEETH nor the pccping
wrinkles Of Time forcibly tell OF advancing
years Us your gray hair. AYERS yIGoR restores
It's color and makes your appearance more agree
able 10 others as well yourself. With fresh, luz
uriant hair the !nhrlnies of age Ear less notice
obi
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BAsE-BALL.-A game Of baseball played
Saturday between a picked nine from the
Atlantic, Nation, and Westham Granite
clubs against the Fultons resulted: Attain
tics, /: Fultons, l.
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A FINE EXCURSION TO STAUNTON. The
excursion train to Staunton Saturday night
carried away six hundred and fifty passen-
gers. Now, who can beat that?
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lying on the north side Of the dock, ,fearina
that the fremen would not be able to ,ten
troll The confagrntion, moved out os dan.
geryici, - r 1'5%Is: zaJ EitFisSI a1gi
The fire, it is supposed, originated, ,ini the
immediate vicinity OF oWbitlock's steamer.
dental. - - Ht1"a. -. 's"t'i 10 ;l'sis !
- William Lewis (cosored)-wa caught BY
Officer Il Tomlinson steal!ng .tianrsirom 8. 81.
pHaweSsuofice, and, taken to the station,
bouse. ~ ,s...i r ...r
The sparks from the fire ieH upon the: ad-
iacent buildings and shipping as thick as
ratr-drops. ;&f @13 slEEf@fH :lt.ti&3 {
'i@n@y ~n.. THE LATEsE ,i-Ga ss.pr;f
: AT O'Clock this morning ghe,fre Is lpret-
ts well under control, q steady rain isl fall;
ing, the crowd is dispensing, and the, Bre-
men are hard at work, with every prospect
OF Keeping The flames within tie limits de-
scribed above. ,.s..} s:a &A4Eres yfaIYe1 :,