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Estoness ean.s lie seen on 6ak rails. and
Mr.SH j. Yale states thai one slue
Of sflis dwelling -bonse presents Inc W, M
pearance off having been hoah oaraea WIZ
stones.5so distinct are the tndsntation 2. OF
the baiI-stones Fruit YVES knocked on Inc
:irees.and appIes were almost beat into
CIDER Gardens were ruined. Numbers OF
:birrfs.are 10 be seen to-day lying dead in
,ttfetraeg or the Storm ma -ons gentle o1an-
noticed q buz5ard crippled and maimeo.
II IA stated By one gentleman thar IN goins
over his plantation some time after tue
Storm that bail was sh0e-deep5 me renee
corners. "a Mr.. Goodw inawas caugno ~
the storm, with horses hitched to machine,
aud the animals attempting 10 ruu ne DooA
time to cut them loose, and WAS severely
neppered by tho hail, though not seriously.
Altogether, the storm seems to have oeen
most violent aud terrific, and the loss sus,
tained by the sufferers from damage IS sac
commentary on the long and severe qrongn1
they have recently experienced. IL SIN
deed fortunate that the extent OF SUCH u
storm was no greater. 90.
The storehouse of Mr.. George %. SUN
Nor. in this town, was sold to-day under a
deed OF trust. 1t was purchased oy Zap
tain Henry ". Murray at Sl,O10.
hear OF several names mentlonedlh eo!l.
nection with the vacant county 3uagesnlp
occasioned by the death OF the iaH1enteo
Judge Edward Fl. Lane. 1t Il NOT speah'ns
disparagin&ly of any lawyer OF thus nar 70
say that our loss in the death OF kuls enn-
cient officer cannot be repaired. dis iepu.
'fation was second to that OF DO county Judge
in the State. A fine legal mind combined
with a firm and undaunted determination
TO see Justice rightly administered, devo-
ton to duty, aud facility for the prompt
transaction OF business, all combined TO
make him Justly admired in bis official sta.
ton, while bis private character was that OF
an honest, upright, and perfect gentleman.
- i,....,.ls -, q, BKRs.
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The t, view A York Tribune says OF the Ches

The New York Tribune says Of the Ches.
apeake aad Ohio railroad when completed
,~This route, Ia point Of distance from
Louisville to the seaboard. gives an advan-
tape over the Baltimore and Ohio route OF
SO miles; over the Pennsylvania OF l35 !;
over the Erie OF 345, and over the New
York Central OF 373. Between Louisville and
Washington nearly the same advantage In
distance exists. The terminus on the. Ches-
apeakc will be as near the, main ocean as
the terminus OF any road at New York, 100
miles nearer than at Philadelphia, and 100
miles nearer than at Baltimore
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- -,.-s.-.-- sPEs7Aa s0TI.xA -
EIC0HEN BRofHEPs
PRICES AZ. i,1s,r
- . 81 IN THIS CITY. '' hCsE
THEY s hh9sEGEa0yER st 2yFE III THorsasrs =,

THEY. MOREOVER OFFEB ru,,"
DAAo %, ~ S S9T To ~ FoUyDS "a OT
3 aass w YA9 STsr SP Monday next
case MERsisee!e!e eSf %h!fn i rIo;s lawn
2 cases beat PRINTS al 4kr if2NES ut kkr (.
rs pieces BLhCK CASliHKfEs ., an
fore sold at 60c.: a. 1'c., ncr,o
100 piece, BLACK CAsHMERYs Z, ,.o,.
On 1--WE pnrcha,e viii be offered ye-y rts aI~o-.
90 led pd m nnnE ~ LAaE BUNTING At I2.So
~ pieces ALL WOuL. BI;STISf: ,,,c,
SATIS.STRiPED BUNTING redns.a
ENGLISH l;S i !, BUNTING ,zray mixture, w.
EAINSOOK Muslin ut i3sc
DAMAsSE PIQUE al 1cc. f,irroeriv 4 ,[, q 2'c:
INDIA NULL MUSLIN at 22c.. ys,n n'r "a a. 22":
4 la5se 8 s,ock Of FRENCH sussoox.
LINEN DEs INDIA; checked and .,r,n.J.
MuSLINs much under value: '1 ''''ie';
STEPPED FRENCH oRGANDIgs 4, 1sc v,,u..
sTEIP ss FURS1TURE-LISES at l2.. v,,,
DREss-LINENs by the piece Q, v,-,
generally sold at 2rc.: !as' ~ l2ie.,
$50 FRENCH-WOvE CORsETs !, o..
so pe ss1 IA Il ffa CURTAIN MUSLIN
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LAcFu,o 10,
70. 25c., and uDwariS-ail ereailv rr,,,r-t1 IA
Also: some rare bargairs IN REAL LAVE ,,.,
10 nieees CASHMERE at. soc yard so,,,,..,
fore at soc. '''' ,,.''s'-
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>: NJ REV. ROBERT RYLAND has re-
turned from King and Queen county, and will
preach at the First African Baptist church SUN
DAY MORNING. July 20sh ut i o'clock. We have
no doubt that many glad hearts will be out to near
him. Us he was the pastor Of said Church for TWEEN
ty-four wears. JAMES II. HOLMES, Pastor.
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H COHEN BROTHERS OFFER THE
LARGEST STOCK OF SILK ever offered Il, ,h,.
st1tc. every yard Is warranted against New YORK
BLACK. SILK tall sik) at 81. 81. so, IS. 7;r.N
GuiSETisisiT1N-FINlsEls yIxa.s1e5.,.o
.-~ S1SQ, 81. %. and $40. III. present ysur -;
'H," which l. fully SO per cent. more; >''
A1sof every shade or tOLORED SILK In many r..
rious qualities. Including some OF the ham,, "a
81 est goods imported:
Also, large stock OF SiTISS and DAs[,ssr
SILKS. - 81
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al s.n d sn,l Sc ssrss, g. /! y

nj ID tbs Sem, snd asr.erink bis
1l.isaus g ID the stit That to:sao TINT IllE the
aibIe stail must hsset ID agitation. and
.tas peace sagd ordery hlch had been aimost
completely iraestolsEd 10 the general gratia.
tsstIo1, must Be broken sgain,- and Viz.
#gjnia brbqsht doahFto I csndif don q IN l.
.re,t and anxiety. mora .hnrttnl than any
81 IcEi has yet exfste d-i, g, II the plotters
ssres siiceessiilIior Il Il part Of the plot to
,r,eyo,utsonize .the Cpnmgu wealth and up
turn lis Constitution and judicial system.
!, EsTbere-wItl' be f0r, a firnesno peace in VIZ
einia If these people make. headway. We
Sdoo no n6o,t belieree, they can do so. But we
never .absndoneti the idea that is was the
,df,tyoofs siitRoqd and true mer-and OF
tyaryi,muat, who valued the. order and in
.tegrity and dignity y The Common wealth
to Il 90 oppose those Who assailed them wher-
ever they appeared. i5essaaa e -: -:.='''.
II Assurediy, aitersso' many well'contested
sfHussIes-aftsr having so often defeated
TIC mao3s ,t dangsro1s Enemy 81 the State that
i ever Il appeared In the, 6eh-tbere can be no
probahflity OF sthe,d defeat Of a just cause
nowiif. there be the MOST ordipary effort to
support it: ,,;,,.,ec. ot,t !. tc8.
The COMPANY Iy 81 destructive performers
is about, to set out, to reinforce The enter
tsinments of the divine comedian that has
been already begun. The comedy ought
not to be Permitted to 30 on altogether by
;tseff - .'''s ~ =. = go
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t,ounAop lfraIs, yyr4HEv1Lis Mon
my. July Preseut Jndg DIT DTS.
tfan (presfdihg) ndersoa staples ana
= W ri 4dmtasss irator rs. WriGha-Pes
tition for appeal from decree Of the Husts.
ings Court OF the city of PETERSBURG.
II. Nash for perftIouers appeal denied
Enfernrise. ~ y. -. u. 1850.
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Glass Ball Shoeung-handsomc silver cup to the
best shot, .. ..-' "a. ...N~.
A gold ring 10 the baudsomest lady on the
grounds; also cup to the handsomest gentleman.
Among other atlraeIions there will be, grand
Tub Race the lake III the afternoon: also Dane
ing. Boating, Fishing, Swinging, Croquet, &c.
Mount Pleasant has been recently fitted up WIN
pavilion for dancing 60x24 feet; also q tine iake'
with boats upon the same Good string band In at
tendance No improper character allowed on the
train. Train leaves promptly at IN O'Clock A. M
Returning will arrive ut Richmond II L. III.
Tickets can be ontatned from any member OF the
Tribe, or ut the train that morning. Tickets,
round trip. so cents: children half price. ....a
is 14-MW,S &M4t* l.,.
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A SPLENDID CANDIDATE.-Hon.. Thomas
s. Bocock, enc of the ablest men in Vir-
ginia, has consented to run for the State
Senate in the Appomattox district. With
all bis personarpopuIarity, we hardly think
General WYATT NJ. Elliott will again misre-
present the Appomattox district. The
Opinions Of Mr.. Bocock are, we believe,
iai: accord with his constituents Norfolk
Tedder, $50: ~
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q The New York Tribune speaks OF the ex-
tension Of the C6esapeake and Ohio railroad
to Louisville and 81, Louis as an assured as
we'll as an important fact. Itputs the proper
estimate upon the event, but in no sort over
Iyai,, es, III ~ -. .s54I.;, 'i.f "#''.. I'D I
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The English Duke Names Grant for
IS, e Emperor. ~ II III II

~ Duksaf Argyll. befors bio sailed for
homscn sbs17lb, asid TN speopleb 81 me
uhlted atatesso ought Efos elscs GRANT % the
psesidsncy, and. Keep him PEesident for the
EstaaIndcr ot ~ SO modest indeed
iSsthe Dukss aEes sesiid much prefer our
lsssoll ~ Iepabi icanis1n from somssother
snssre mn ssrtaiuiy sakE14 the iudgmenI
5eptAs Duks conc Intnk esnsrli taTlsIas
aapseln,sn. Nh Fsould 81 prefer Tue spunssls
oi . better Judge d msn. y. y. y
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ifHfnk / Know, somethlng about the Re-
publican party ID virginia, and am willing
to risk my reputation ,as aiprophet upon the
prediction that the vote Or the State will he
cast solidlyfor John Sherman in the Con.
iyentfon,,, next yea. 49, Washington letter
CtncinNatii kl'om'Nlslryediaa1E: 4 alsil -
" True for you You may add that sHER,
NAN can IcontrotI all the 1873 votes of the
southern States. ii :'tni1.i - - ;" '<@Il,,2
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4, NET TRINITY METHODISTCH CHURCH
fcorner. OF Broad and Twentieth sreets).-Servces
at IL A. NJ. SUNDAY by Bishop D. 8. DoGGETT,
D. d. - DIX,
Young mems prayer-meetng from 8 to O'Clock
p NJ. No services ut night.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. II. Fl. HAIR
RIs, D. D., win preach on SUNDAY at11 A. NJ. No
services at night. ,a..
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DEATHS.

wARWIGK BoLLiSG, wife OF Charles E. Boil
Her funeral will take place from ST. Paul's church
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON Mt 8 O'Clock. The
friends of the tamil y are invited to attend.
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NE sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. S. 81. JEFFERSON. pastor Of the
Fourtt.S Street Christian church, Covington, KY,
will preach at IL A. NJ. No service at night.
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The Secretary Of War, upon the recon-
mendati6n or General Scho6eld, command.
Ane at the West Point Military Kcadeuy,
has dismissed six cadets for hazing.
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HENRY S. HUTzLER. A. LOUIS HCTzLER.
!. ME- HUTZLER BROTHERS,

II
525 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
offer he greares bargains TO he found In the city,
and buyers always teei themselves well paid when
they visit their establishment. everything is sold
at such EXTREMELY Low PRICES. Don't fail
TO give them call and convince yourself OF the
above fact Another new invoice of goods, cheaper
than ever Lares. Ribbons, Satins, Silks, Frin2eS,
Handk erchiefs; Kid. Isle. and Lace Gloves, &C.,
&c. Be sure 10 examine their Hamburgs- CorsetS.
and 81 erino Underwear. as they have some special
bargains. Gold PLATED Jewclry, warranted NOT TO
tirui-h; Pins, Ear-Rings. Bracelets eros SEES. &c
&c. Look at them. Lu0ins. Atkinson's. and Col
gae's Extracts and Toilet Walters. A full line or
Toilet Soaps, very cheap. " ID
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WAYNEsBORO'..
COOL WEATHER.

no.! 4 y !, COOL WEATHER.. - -
r.. rCorrespondencD Of the Richmond O1spatch:1
WAYNEsBoRo', AUGUSTA COUNTY, I
- fa..,...'sr,. r Il ]. July is, 1879. IS
I, Away from the hot city yesterday found
the thermometer here this morning at 8
O'Clock $40. I hope it is the same thing,
for your comfort. Yours, TIC. W.
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ITO HOLDERS OF
:. CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUG UsT, 1880.

At a: meeting of the Board OF Commissioners
of the sinking Fund held May ]. 1879, 1t was
Resolved. That The acting president OF the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the OUT
Standing tonds Of the city OF Richmond, due 10
1850. WI on aud after The 1T day or July, $40,
he redeemed on presentation AT the once OF the
Auditor OF the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. hereby
give uo,ice that the SIX PER GENT. BONDS OF
45l.37. and August. 1880, amounting 10 S37,.
5sS.2S-totaI. 81 05.Ol 9.65-wll be redeemed al
ton at the Office of the Auditor OF the city on and
after the1sT DAY OF July 1879.
- a}s@7''I - HENRY G. CANNON, -.
my3 ...gss ~ .,..s-. ,1.
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~ AT COHEN BROTHERS. on Mon.
day large stock Of LACES. IN black and While
real and imitation. iyIn
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EXCURSIONS.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS $50
AND ENCAMP3lENT, y
UNDER TIE AUSPICES OF
RICHMOND COMMANDERY, NO. 2,
AT OLD POINT.

THE CONlMANDERI w Iii. LEAVE Ills I'll
on THE STEAMER ARIEL
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1879,
AND RETURN ON
MONDAY, AUGUsT 1, 1879.
They will encainp on the western side OF the Fort,
within 100 yards Of The H,geia Hole CoInforla-
hln tents army -cOs. and be;ttin& have boon pro-
yidpd and arrangements made for good servants
attendance and care OF baggage.
knights and their friends accompanying tnenl.
will take their meals At the Hygcia Hotel on the e.
act footing Of other guests.
10 uersofls who wish 10 70 in cump with the Com
mupdery (ncluding hotel board and tickets 10 and
from Old Point he terms will be to
Start Tuesday, goth, and return Monday,
August 4tt. ...,..............S w
For ladies aud all others desiring lodging In
hotci........... LIE w
Boat tickets separate If desired-round-trp So.
". B.-No tickets sold on wharf or on boat, All
tickets must be purchased before tue 2S b, or
at The American Hotel up 10 z, o'clock A. u. the
Goth. '.' l.'. -, s
For economy. comfort, and pleasure. this trip
offers unriyalIs advantages .r,L:". -.
For tickets aud further Information amply tod. $.
noDsoN chairman Of com mittee. American Hotel;
q. Z. JOHNSTON. 91S Main sfreet;T L. ID. WAL
FORD. Broad between Fourth and:Fifth streets: and
JuDsoS CuNN1SGHAM, TWenly-hrst and Nain
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'i /" Union - will find bis communication in
yesterdays Dispatch. ,% ,gr =. ,''
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80 FIRST ENGLTsH .LUTHERAl

CHURCH iseventh street between Grace and
Broad s,reetsl-Rey. W. c. sCHAEFFER, pastor,
will preach ut IL A. NJ and SIS 2. NJ, s,aci
At night sermon TO young men. Seats free. All
welcome. o. -.
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GST STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY G0oDS.-Wea are de-
termnpd 10 close out our entire stock OF SU MMEh
MILLINERY, and are selling at prices lower Than
any other house in the city regard ca or cost. we
DEFY competition. and ask cali III all In want Of
Hats, Bonuets. Feathers, Flowers, Gauzes. Grape
Wells Mourning Goods. &c. Country orders re-
ceive prompt aud careful attention: call Is so
llcited. Mrs. +. HUTILER,
jy 10 $50 Broad street, Richmond, va.
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AN UsEMENTS

NEAURICE'S GRAND MOVING PAN
lYl DRAMA OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST VII be
exhibited at BETHLkH BAPIiS;T ca i,e. ogt
for the benefit of the church. It is the greatest
moral entertainment of the age - - :.
O'Clock. r.; .-, y 1o-It"i
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FINANCE l..
DAVENPORT g. CO.,

DAVENPORT g. CO., I'll: ....: ...
u STOCK BROKERS, .
OFFICE, lib MAIN STREET.
-e~r Will buy and sell on commission
VIRGINIA NEW 1910 6ONDS.
VIRGINIA C0NSOLS and :. PETERS,
VIRGINIA TAX COUPONS. 1,,>-,r
RICHMOND 6 PER CENT. aud PER CENT L.
LYScHEUKG, PETERSBURG, and other CITY
RaMRuAD and CANAL BONDS:
BANK and INSURANCE sTOChs, anu otheT
BON DIS and STOCKS. r,,,,-n,xr an
vIREISJS RUSDs. jy Tim
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me- GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE
..... AT r.. -
49,. DE. M1TTELDoRFER's.
From this date we shall offer our entire stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
-. at prices 10 astonish all.

LAWNS, LAWNS-thc best Pacific at 49,;
LkWNSa at 59. 6, 8 and &C.;
FRENCH BATISTE al 9c.-regular price. 2oc.;
WHITE GOODS TO he sold 1T less than cost;
YARD-WIDE CAMBRICS at 7c.;
,BUNTINGS, BUNTINGS-all wool ut 1eai, Is, aud
20c.;
BUNTrNGS-LACE-STR black and colored,
= at 15c.-i ocular price 25c.;
BUNTINGS at l2, IA. and l5c.
DRESS LINENS at 12ia. IS, II, -, II, 10, and
Ole:
CORsBTS, CORsETS-the largest. cheapest, and
best stock In the city;
CORSETS al 25, 80, 40, go, 60, 70, 60, 9Oc.,
and 81:
The best SOC. SIDE-LACE CORSET in the city;
ABDOMINAL CORSETS, for stout ladies, at ST.
> regular price 81; r. ~
FANS, FANS-from &c. to the finest. 49,.
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mBROAD-STREET NJ ETH ODIsT
cHURCH-The actirg pastor, Rev. j. I. Witt
LET, will preach TOMORROW, Juyl2Olh, at II A.
NJ and at Sk p. H. ~ ~ ~
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MATTINGS. MATT1NGS! -......
The largest stock shown, bought at auction.
and 10 be sold at very low prices; 4-4 Check at
l2Hc IA White al l5c. 5-4 Check at 22c.,
l, 6.4 Check and White III 2Sc.. "A Fancy at
25c-rcSuar price 40c. Be sure TO look at our
stock before Won buy. 49,.
BLACK CASHMERtS az the old prices, from 12Hc.
to 81 20 per yard:
We have a full stock OF FLANNELs, which Will be
sold al the old prices; .....
BLACK MDIIAIR ut Csc. worth Soc;
so pieces VICTORIA LAWN at l0c. worth 20c.;
TRfMMlNG-SILKS and SATlNS III all shades;
BLACK SILKS-the cheapest IN the cty-from
6Jc TO a3 per yard:
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentle
men, from zoe. 10 best goods made; u..
LINEN DRILIS-Plan, Striped. and Figured
from 124 TO zoe. per yars-look at them;
Our stock OF PARASOLS will be sold at great
pARASOLsa a; Is, 20. 25, 40, so, go, 70, 0Oc., 81
NoTI0Ns, HOSIERY, and FANCY GOODS at e1-
fremely low prices.
All we ask is call before you buy.
u. & Z. MITTELD0RFER,
iy4-SM&W 527 Broad street.
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SUDDEN CHANGE OF wEATHER-YoUNG MEMS
. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS coSvENTIoN-PRoP-
ERTY PURCHASE, &c. ~ II. Wy
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s~--~ys.st. ss-as--+s-s-'5-a-s'a- s,.ss...-
LOUISA COURTHOUSE.

MORE ABOUT THE TERRIBLE IL-sTORM-
SERIOUS DAMAGE TO CROPS AND PROPERTY
FOWLS KILBEDLTREEs sTRiPPED-oTBER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS ITEMS,
rcnr1asn af fkn pishnnnes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-17

The Ohio scale Wogksof Cincinnati hare Just
PATENTED and are nov Introducing 70 The public
: HanAsomely finished Family Scale, On artiele
skaa Rsma mHways beea nseAsdin every hDasshu1ds
and In a e0msnnnieatiOR addresssd %. The pub
lisheTn ~ thh Paper the prOpKetors ask % 70 ser
them ID wbnae reliable party, n intEodace u foR
them sotSe peopse Of tbs C0uhty. us very
asaapm that ! msw aFaieaeEaeesB % fsmddsnly into
unigessal aVoF, Hoassksepsss sFes 4pud - ~
praise, Il i alYays Fraay tbere are % ysighie
20 get lost OF % Be hagted np. - reliable, and
diem a . hmmasome ham szgHaOumasa bEa s0as
una in which woFks spiEal aRging ~ ssdenii6-
eaIIy adjusted e. 70 weigh anytbipg PIP % Twelve
pounds with perfect ae&hraTy, on the top 81 ne
cogumn = thS raass0sm % 6ssssfs sEe aFaicl@ %
be wwiahea mFe pancsas IN aheys hare % ads
table inaicaso9 % thaty0N esn fakeRhe aaFe q
any vesss you may nse In weighing giying ynn
TIE exact nee weiehs. B0usekeepess at once -
tbaF Vase On weighgma truss saeAfs ahd 6tases
ingnsaieRaR h@Ain pssssEgipg eoskinw etc, 60
In ieatipg The weiaha q pgfehaa@ rem, ptheEs.
|. The Seals are reEade, n Bgmaa are highly pol-
fsfiea ahd ere ishlskd ID bkiilfal aAbnef, They
asakyqa@aesis6 ana lAAs sAsege eE&sesg one
wh0 ee@ asesns :EoIf1sBaa $50 div not
u psema A. - 1baa neeEly eFsEy. fawilT IN thia
county VII want ore aEd iaeersalp IN . rare op-
pSftaniky CO s0hse enAa1t ard eBeFRgfle pafty u
PIC aWqalaA sattleaRcOA eaeiAg a8sa1Es
Isufmanlhsz Th@G Ompasy hsa gsnasin eaAet
sa7sslss ses e 81 - 4 % 2
s0snFnead paffies III reed u employ nens = drop
CentEak AssuEes &Sbeimnssk =. . n slaz
aEA al isfornatiea esc mill ~ eseeff sg sgtt.
Cd lsesa - nestioAisg our rsfsrs e. : =
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-17

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Our community was shocked on Wednesday
afUernoon last by Che report Of the death by
drowning Of Launahan FoxweIl, only son Of
Capt. Solomon FoxweIl Itappears that Launy,
o youth Of about thirteen years, was bathing
with several other boys, and had been jumping
from boatinto the water within his depth. At
the point ID which the boys were bathing
known a. the shell-bank, and Situated short
sslstance above the Leonardtown wharE-theb bot
tom i sssy sbsapg and The boat bad upper
ceived drifled outwsrds when the unfortunate
hoy jumped oil, 10 End himselfbeyond his depth.
Az he could not swim, bis only chance or rescue
was BY the help OF his companions, bnt these
wese, at the moment, at too great distance
from him TO render assistance. His body was
recovered about three quarters Of an hour after
wards, and the usual means taken to restore H.
hut he was past hope. The remains were then
taken to his fathers house. On Thursday last
the funeral took place from 81. Paurs ". Z.
church, the Rev Mr.. yOndersmith preaching the
funeral sermon A large number OF the resi-
dents OF orr Town and vieinits showed their
sympathy for the bereayed family By attendance
at The funeral. Death In any form Is terrible
In the present case u was particularly Borrowing
to Gse family Of the. deceASed. An only, son,
fine bright boy, leaves his home full Of youthful
life and spirits, and In few hours 10 bFoaght
back cold and CHASTITY corpse, Oar heartfelt
Empasby is eztsndsa % The frHily 70 their great
aliietion. .as,r-.f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1879-07-17
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Our obGtuaFy columns record to-day che deAsh
cfCol. WIN. II. Dickinson, Q. native and Tor
many years resident ofthEs county, on The lob
instant. Al Gettysburg, where he has been hyisg
ar she last year for the bepest Of the w@seFs---
Col .DunkinsOn represented our county IN the
LEGISLATURE a. Gar back q 1885. BE inherited Q
handsome fortune in bis youths and subsequent
" fell heir TO The estates Ofhis two brSthers. Ii
1885 he married Miss AaBa Williams, the beau-
,iful and brilliant daughter Of Nathaniel VIII
Iians. Esqr., Of Baltimore, and . cousin Of hrs.
Jerome Napoleon BOHAPArte. Mrs. Dunkinson
died few. months after her marriAge- Aher
the electioa Of GsHeral Harrison, Col Dunkin-
son. removed TO Washington where be was &c
gagged in Government contracts AID ~ onlce'
He married there the esiimable daughter Of NJ.
q. G.. Grammer. Col. D. was one Of the pro
prietors Of, the Point Lookout property, and
protector Of the. Washington and Point Lockout
railway. He was . man Ofsanguihe' ssmP@ra-
ment, and, with Cost. JohnsOn and other Mary
land gentlemen, felt great eoD6dshee In Point
Lookout as q grand watering-Placs. For many
yeaTa he has been an isvalid from an affection Of
the liver, Cor which all remedies were ineGsetnal.
His amiabls disposition and kindness Of heart
made for him many friends both here and In the
various homes Of his adoption. a. -