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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-31
Thought He was I'm Ohio.
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Yesterday afternoon an oldish-Iooking
man approached the ticket agent OF The
philadelphia and Erie railroad and asked
for n ticket to Tiffin. "To where!' asked
the agent. "Tifiin," answered the man.
"TiHin-just up the road piece" "WeI,"
sajd the ticket agent, "if you mean Tiflin,
Ohio. the price is sl2. Here you are"
I" What S12 for such short distance as
tbat?v thundered the stranger. "What
sort OF soulless corporation is this
You don't mean to tell me that
YOU would try to beat me! Right
here in Ohio, too" he continued.
" Now il this thing was happening in New
York or Pennsylvania / wouldn't wonder;
but for an Ohio railroad company to attempt
TO shark a native-sir, | am surprised" A
raw of light began to dawn on the agents
confused brain, and he said: "This isn't
an Ohio railroad; this is the Philadelphia
and Erie" "And amt Tiftin only thirty
miles above herei" "Of course 1t amt.
You,re in Pennsylvania, man." "In Penn
svlvania! - echoed the Ohio man. in accents
of surprise and bewilderment. "Penn-
svlvania! And here Pye been travelling
around through this Internal State for the
last month, thinking all the time was In
Ohio. You see, stranger, left Tifhn iast
month to take little cruise around, and In
stead of being in Ohio Pve been going over
Pennsylvania, and like as not fooling around
in New York some. Amt Ohio bigger n
New York or Pennsylvania 7" "Hard-
Iy.v said the agent. "'Tisn't? Wei,
Rochester's in Ohio, amt ity" mo;
it's in New York." The stranger began
to weep; his huge frame quivered, and
he gasped out: "Oh, see it ALL see IL
all Here Pve been wasting my sweetness
ON the desert air OF New York and Penn,
sylyania. pve looked at your gals ana
swore in my soul that they were angels !;
rye drunk your whskey and pronounced
il first class; Pve looked at your houses
and streets and called them beautiful, think
ing all the time that they was Ohio streets;
Give me straight ticket to Columbus, ana
| will have the Legislature pass an act 10
fence Ohio in" He got the ticket ana ieh'
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Daniel Byers, brakeman on the lndian-
apolis. Peru and Chicago railroad, was
Knocked off the train Saturday night near
Kokomo, Ind, by a bowlder thrown by
some unknwn person. and had bis skull
fractured. He will die.
Major John w. Daniel will speak at Nor
folk city on Wednesday night, lst instant,
and probably ip Portsmouth on THURSDAY
night, and at Franklin Courthouse septem-
ber 9th. -"
A new company has been formed IN Paris
with capital OF 100000 francs to estao-
lish factories for making sugar from beet
root in various parts Of Canada. each factory
TO cost from 100000 to 100000.
Captain John j. Delaney, OF Orange, N.
j., was drowned while attempting q long
swim on Sharks river, at Ocean Beach, NJ
j., Sunday. nsn -
F.D. Jordan, OF Savannah, was drowned
Sunday afternoon In the surf at TyDee
island. The body was Immediately rece'
vered, but life was extinct. sfss
A Russian bishop will soon visit thil
country on bic way to Japans a9't
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a Bo,d Feat for "a Man of Eighty.

William Ludlam, a retired farmer from
Long Island, visited Brooklyn on Friday
and celebrated his eightieth birthday by
climbing up the tower OF the East-Riyer
bridge and walking over the dangling foot
bridge. Quite crowd were attracted to
the spot, and the feat was watched WIN
much interest, no one believing that he
would succeed. He started in the ascent
with the lightness of step worthy young
athlete, and wound round and round, never
stopping, until, mere speck TO see, he
stood at the top. lie stopped few min.
utes to gaze on the panorama beneath and
around him, and then walked brlskly along
the slender foot-bridge. pauslng at Intervals
to gain new views. On reaching the tower
on the New York side he recrossed again
and descended by the tower by which he
had come. lie described it as a glorious
treat, and only hoped that he would live to
see il completed.
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So, ,he elegan, FRENCH NOVELTIES In DRESS
GOODS;
pIAcK CASHMERE DE LYON at sl.oo per
yard worth 81;
n1AcK and CoLoRED SILK vELvETs'
pYAcK SATIN from 75c. 10 81 so per ward;
pIACK GOODS Of every description, for mourn
log;
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLoNEs-ihe
hes, in .be world The gloves have The patent
lace fas,eninss. We have the agency f$,hiscity.
,rAcK FRENCH BUNTING at csc. per yard
worth 35c.;
ptAcK AII-wOOL CASHMERE at zoe. per
y,ra would bt cheap at Gee;
ACK SILK atsl per yard worth sl25;
RIACK SILK at Al so per yard worth -;
NTw.STYLE GINGHAMS at l24e' per yard worth
1876; r-,..,, -.
INpoRTfD CRFTONNES for Furniture Covering,
AZ 25c per yard worth 33e;
. spu assortment OF GOODS FOX BO1S' AND
MEMS WEAR for fall aud winter
klagge assortment OF FALL aud WINTER CALI
GOES;
The bes,.assor,ed stock Of Linen GOODS In this
city;
A new supply of LACES OF every description; also
HAMBURG EDGINGS and lNsERrlN's'
MOSQUITO NET in all eolors;
?. 600 LINEN COLLARS al &c. worth Ice;
q 600 LINEN COLLARS at 4c. worth l5c
To save money in purchasing youi goods call at
an Al LEVY BROTHERS..
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POLICE CoURT.-The following c1ses were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. G. Richard
son:
Sallie Wood (colored), charged with
threatening to kill Rosa Cosby. Discharged
on payment OF costs.
Philip Richardson, charged with stealing
two chickens from Laura Wall. Not guilty.
Ann Coleman (colored), charged with
being a lunatic. Discharged.
Martin Callahan, charged with assaulting
and beating John Mahoney. Continued
until to-day, and the accused allowed ball
in the sum OF 800.
Spencer jefferson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Mary Jackson. Con-
tinued until to-day.
Vincent Cousins (colored), charged with
being a suspicious character, was committed
| TO jail In default OF security.
Kate Jackson and Maggie Lawson (boti
colored), charged with using indecent an'
guaee in the street, were fined ~ % eacn
Nancy Green tcolored), charged with be-
| ing yagrant. Discharged.
Raffalli Muzzl, charged with abusing ane
threatening to assault aud beat Geuisppi
Amorosa, was required to give security IL
the sum OF S100 for three months.
Robert Dismer, charged win iai1nS u
appear as a witness after having been sum
moned, was fined ~.
Caroline Winston (colored), charged VIII
creating disturbance in the First Airical
church apd disturbing the congregation
was committed to Jail for thirty days IN de
fault OF surety. ,.,. ,.o,,
| James M. Talbot. charged with bein
drunk and using profane language In tn
street, was fined s2.. ,.,.,
Edward Beazley and James Robinson
charged with being drunk, were nned
Belle Allen, Joe Taylor. and Willia'
lsmiih falI colored), charged with using pr
! fame language In the street, were fned W.
each. ~ ~
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PERsoYAL-BRIEF lTEMs.-Mr. A. l.. VIII
kinson has been appointed transfer clerk
on the Richmond and Allegheny railroad.
Mr.. Wilkinson Is from Huntsville, Ala, but
comes now from the Iron Mountain rail-
way, having been employed at Cairo as
cashier and freight clerk.
The many friends OF Bishop Doggett will
be pleased 10 know OF the continued I'M
provement in his condition.
A live male mulatto child, deserted by an
unnatural mother, was found Yesterday
morning In the rear lot OF a well-known
lawyer up town. Ii was turned over to the
police.
Major John W. Daniel was in the city
Yesterday.
Mr.. George w. Manning, superintendent
OF The Norfolk Landmark, was in the city
yesterday.
The city ambulance was called out yes
terday afternoon to attend a colored man
who was taken with cramp on Broad and
Hancock streets while driving a cart. He
was carried 10 the almsbouse in the ambu-
lance. From there he walked to his home,
in HenrcO county.
The many friends OF Captain w. n. Bragg,
OF this city, will be glad TO know that he
arrived in New York yesterday from Eu-
rope III gOOu neait0.
In the notice OF the Synagogue Beth
Ahaba in Sundays paper we unlnten;ion-
ally omitted the name OF Mr.. n. w. Nelson
as a member OF the Building Committee.
Mr.. Nelson is the vice.president OF the con-
gregation, and has been an indefatigable
worker on the committee.
The intelligent reader could easily under
stand that it was not the building at present
occupied by Mr.. T. III. Elicit, on Marshall
street, that was formerly occupied as the
Jews synagogue, but building on the site
Of that one.
Mr.. Samuel Halstead, OF Chesterfield
county, left yesterday at this Office some
very promising specimen OF turnips grown
on bis farm, on the Broadrock road.
Redmond Lodge, Uniform Rank, Knights
OF Pythias, had an excursion to Petersburg
yesterday, and the East End Pleasure Club
had basket picnic at Mount Pleasant.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
the Odd-Fellows' widows and Orphans
Relief Association, held last night, DR..
George ii. Bright was elected supervising
medical examiner. The Association is
spreading rapidly in the States OF Virginia,
North Carolina, and West Virginia.
The depth OF the water in the new reser-
voir was about four feet yesterday, and
seventeen inches in the old reservoir.
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4. improvements" at Old st. johns
Church.
IFor the Dispatch.l

The venerable sanctuary of ST. Johns
church Is now undergoing something OF
renovation and modernization. To the lat-
ter, in Difference to the instinct OF rever>
ence which all should more or isss posssss, ,ssS
as Il is the very spring OF all that is tree
and the maipstay Of all that Is noble, u Is
desired % here to enter an earnest pl otest. In
the the matter Of modernlzatlon the original
nroportions OF the church have been marred
nv the ADDITION, at the central point OF the
southern side OF the main body OF ,ne ne
church, Of a small box-iike sneu, "u,oH on
IS intended as ,ropins.,ov"' Ts;S ;
leads from the original pu,pm, pulpit, axam' a'
uas Ules Of Of such architecture Of the Last ias'
accessory OF sounding board, Is TO be ruin ~,
pSroyyemeni." prove Save tho mark III This s,woa wen
rrabIe relic, about which one eau a''0'
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How n Brave Man who had Saved Sew
eral Women's Lives Described Him
New York Sun. 29.h.l


In crossing the track OF the Central rail-
road, OF New Jersey, near the West-End
Hotel, on Friday night, the horses belong
ing to B. w. Preston, OF New York. at
tached TO a carriage containing four ladies',
were frightened by passing train and be-
came unmanageable. They dashed down
the track at a furious pace. William jack
son, the cOlored cOachman, despite the ap'
peals OF the terrified women, leaped from
the carriage. At point about bali mile
below whence the horses started running
a man ran out from an adjoining
thicket, and, dashing to the heads
OF the horses, succeeded, after having
been dragged several hundred feet, in bring.
ing them to stop. The sudden jolt caused
the carriage to capsize, and Mrs. Galaher
was flung to the ground, sustaining, ii is
feared, fatal internal injuries. The rest OF
the party escaped uniniured. few min
utes after the stoppage OF the horses.an eX-
press train whirled around the curve. The
brave man who risked his life to stop the
team is Patrick Moben. When questioned
as to his name he said he was "only a
tramp" He suffered some severe cuts.
Mr.. Preston, whose wife was one OF the
occupants Of the carriage, and to whom he
has been married only two weeks, has de-
clared his intention OF providing for the
man during the rest OF his life.
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THE STORM LAST NIGHT.-About 9:20
O'Clock last night the great black clouds
that were hanging over the city in the af-
ternoon and which gave promise Of rain
burst upon the city in one OF the severest
storms that we have had for several years.
In fact, there were three distinct storms,
following each other at intervals OF about
half an hour. The lightning flashed with a
vividness almost unprecedented, the tbun-
der came in loud, sharp peals, following
each other in rapid succession, and the rain
fell in torrents, cleaning the streets and
cleansing the sewers. The water in the ca
nal ran out at the corner OF Sixth and Byrd
streets in a perfect sIuice. The basin was
unusually full OF water, which just before
midnight lacked only foot OF running over
its banks. The rain was still failing steady
at half.past ~ O'Clock this morning.
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(COmmunicatsd.l

RICHMOND, VA, August 2S, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Can you inforne me
why the clock in the room Of the Police
Court is kept from ten to fifteen minutes
too fast ; so that person who is summoned
to appear before the Police Justice at cer-
tain hour, and appears there promptly at
that hour, finds the witness against him
has been examined and discharged, making
1t impossible for the person charged with
the offence to confront him or controvert
his statement Is,
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ST. JOHN's GERMAN CHURCH.-The corner.
stone OF st. Johns German Evangelical
Lutheran church will be laid tomorrow
evening at 5 O'Clock under the auspices OF
Loge FraDcaise, No. SO, A. f. NJ. The
Masonic ceremonies will be under the di-
rection OF X. w. William +. Drinkard.
The procession, beaded bv band OF music,
will form at st. Albans Hall and march TO
the site, which is located on the southwest
corner OF Marsl all and Eighth streets. An
address in German will be made by the pas
tor, Rev. Edward Huber. During the Ma
sonic services there will be prayer by Rev.
Dr. Minnigerode. At the conclusion OF
the services there will be an address in
English by Rev. DR.. W. q. Starr.
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A GOLDEN WEDDING.-On Thursday next
Mr. Ii. N, Gaiaher, the yenerapie senior
editor OF the Charlestown wv. Val rres
Press, and bis wife will celebrate tne nille.n !,
year OF their married life by reception ~,
the evening, at their residence, which VIII
doubtless be attended by almost everybody
IN fbat community, as the venerable couple
are descryedly universal iayorites.
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THE DEADLY HUDsoS-RIvER CAIssoN
DoSE.-JerSey City, August 29.--Tbe cals-
son at the Hudson-River tunnel was COM
pIeted this afternoon, and on Monday morn
ing the work OF eXcavating will begin.
The air-loek was put in place this afternoon.
The lock was in three sections. The hrst
section was lowered at noon, and was WIN
little difficulty swung in position. Several
days will elapse before the bodies are
reached.
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AN AERoLITE BURSTS OVER CLEvELAND.-
Ohio, August ga large aero
lite passed over this city about 3 O'Clock
this morning, brilliantly Illuminating every,
thing. When over the lake 1t exploded
with such force as to severely Jar many
buildings In the northern part OF the city,
the fragments shooting of In different direc-
tIons. The aerolite was seen at number
az Diacps
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm during the day. At night there
was very heavy rain and thunderstorm,
which cooled the atmosphere considerably.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G. n. NJ, 70
A. NJ, So; noon, 90; p. M, 93; p.
NJ, SO; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 81.
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A GOOD REPORT FROM NEW ORLEASs.-G. A.
Pickett says My habit has been costive all my
life. Have used great many remedies, but never
found any That could compare with TUFTS PILLS.
believe they will cure any case Of chronic consti-
patton. Knowing them 70 be compounded on scien-
tifc principles, commend them to all who are rou'
bled with this dreadful atliictiOn.7
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary or rising follow
ed by falling barometer, stationary or fail
ing followed by higher temperature, east
erly winds, partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
and numerous rains.
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VESSELS CLEARED.-The following YES
sells cleared from the custOm-house yeSter-
day: Swedish barkentne Emanuel, Amman
master, with q cargo OF 2,5l0 barrels and
$50 hall-barreIs OF flour, valued at Sl6,-
407 80, shipped by Dunlop d McCance;
and the barkentine AIDA j. Bormer. Il.
BOrmer master, with a cargo OF $500 bar
reIs and 300 half-barrels flour, valued at
S36, sos, shipped by the Gallego Mills Com
pany, and D cases OF manufactured tobacco,
valued at S94.77, and % dozen brooms,
valued at $50, for Rio de Janero.
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THTRDDAT-FRIDAY.

The steamer will make the run from
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND BACK THE
SAME DAY
A FEAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED
By any other steamer. This will be the
ONLY TRIP OF THIS KIND,
and win be a RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
FARE FOR THIS ROUND TRIP ONLY 8l.
The steamer will leave at A. NJ, and Is expected
10 return TO Richmond about dark.
FOURTH DAY-SATURDAY,
The steamer will leave Richmond at A. VI. aud
REACH NORFOLK EARLIER THAN HAS EVER
BEEN DONE BEFORE, probably about noon.
FARE FOR THIS TRIP, 81 .ROUND TRIP, $3.50
FIFTH DAY-SUNDAY.
The steamer Will lay over at Norfolk.
SIXTH DAY-MONDAY.
The steamer will leave Norfolk at A. VI. and
make the run to Richmond and back 10 Norfolk the
same day.
SEVENTH DAY-TUESDAY.
The steamer will take the Arie's place on regular
schedule for regular landings, City Point, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and Baltimore L. b. TATUM,
su24-7t superintendent.
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William Gerry and John Landry, two Oh
the crew OF the schooner schuyler CoiIax,
lsft that vessel In dory on the fishing
hsaks nst Saturday and were lost in q iogs
and have not since been heard from.
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AT THE CHARLESTON RACES the finest thor
oughbreds In the country are to be seen, and the
condition Of the horses Is a wonder to all VINO be-
hold them and IT has only recently been discovered
that hey can be sept in this condition by mixing In
the food of horses "A tablespoonful Of SIMMONS
LIvER-REGULAToR POWDER. II is also gwen TO
chick kens
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DEPOT BURNED.-Sunday night between s
and 8 o'clock the depot building and the
store occupied by Mr.. Henry Terrell, at
summit station, on the York-River railroad,
were destroyed by fire. Mr.. Terrell sue
ceeded in saving bis stock OF goods. 1t is
supposed that the fire was caused by sparks
from the engine attached to the Sunday
excursion train, which passed up the road
n short time before.
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THE BETH AHABA PEw-REYrAL.-The
sale and rental Of the pews at the new Syna-
gogue Beth Ahaba took place Sunday morn
ing. The attendance was large, and the
bidding was very spirited. For the first
choice pews there was a lively and friendly
competition, and the prices ranged from 5000
to 800. Among the purchasers OF these
pews were Messrs. Moses Millhiser, 5. NJ.
Rosenboum, NJ. l.. Straus, NJ. ROsenbaum,
and A. b. Goodman. All OF the pews were
sold with the exception OF perhaps half a
dozen. The amount realized from the rental
will doubtless reach $4,000.
Thursday night the Synagogue Will be
thrown open 10 the inspection OF the
public from TO 10 O'Clock. As before
announced, the dedication takes place next
Thursday at O'Clock p. NJ. Admission
only on invitation card issued by the COM
miltee.
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Having sold our entire business-stoek, fixtures,
and good. will--to Mr.. HENRY ;. HUTZLKR, we
would cordially recommend him ic our friends ana
the public, assuring them OF The best attention
Thanking tie pubic for past favors, we are re-
specifully, MRS. +. HUIZLEh,
anal HUTZLER BROTHERS.
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R1cHudNp. VA, August 81. 1880.


H- TO THE PUBLlC.-Haylng pur-
Chased The business lately conduct,d d by Mrs. F.
UrIzLER and Messrs. HUTzLER BROTHERS
fNULlNERR, DREss-TRiMMlNGS, NOTIONS,
&C. shah continue the same at The old stand un-
der the hrm-name Of HUTZLER BROTHERS,
where shall eudeavor 10 please my many friends
and The public generally as wen, and even better
than In the past A call il solicited. Respectfully,
HENRY 6. HUTZLER,
525 Broad street.
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NJ. ELLYsoN g. Co., advertising agents, ihsoft sa'
yertlsenents ia Sll OF the newspapers OF the aai<s
slaes at rabishers' rates. Orders len al tiss NN'
patch countinx-room viii receive prene. sS<ss
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HAVE ASALYzED, THE WEksKEY known nn'
der the brand Of ' B-Seect," controlled by Messrs
WALTER ID. BLAIR 4 CO., Richmond, Va aad
find it free from ItIsit-oU and other Impurities
and recommend It's use for medicinal aud family
nurposes. j. b. McCAw, VI. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical C0Dege Of Virginia
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ExECUTIvE APP0IN1MENT.-Gover
Holiday has appointed ex-senator Daniel
A. Grimsley, OF Culpeper, judge OF the
Sixth judicial circuit to Dill the vacancy cre-
ated by the death Of Judge Henry Shackel-
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The steamer will leave Norfolk at 8 A. NJ, and
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND QUICKER THAN HAS EvER
BEEN DONE By ANY sTEAMEe. l.h
FARE TO RICHMOND, 81; ROUND TRIP, sl.50.
She viii be open for inspection BY the people Of
Richmond lthe LADIEsaDd BUSINESS MEN BsTNo
PARTICULARLY ISvrrEDj from 4 p. NJ. untii7
r. NJ. tI
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HORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NERVOUSNESS, wAKEFULNESS, ETC.

DIR. REUBEN A. VANCE, of New York institute
and Bellevue Hospital, says The preparation on
which place the most reliance is Horsiord's Acid
phOephate."
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SIMMER RESORTS.

TTHE WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE KEPT OPFN UNTIL THE FIRST OF
NOVEMBER,
or later II desired. Persons desiring 10 remain In
the mountains until late in the season VIII end II Il
com Portable home JOHN j.. EnbANH,
an rO.Im PronrietOT.
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IBON.WORKS.


TVHE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA,
BUILD FREIGHT-CARS OF ALL DESCRlP-
1IONS,
MAKE WHEELS AND AXLES,
AND ALL KINDS OF -
RAILWAY WORK, FlSH-PLATEs, BOLlS,
CHAIRS. SPIKES. AND BAR-lRON
or ALL SIZES.
HORSE AND MULE-SHOES, WATER AND
GAs-PIPE,
and all kinds Of IRON aud BRASS CASTINGS.
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
u0oam President.
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FUNERAL SERvICEs.-The funeral OF the
lamented Mrs. Mary NJ. Rosene took place
Sunday evening at A. O'Clock from st. James
church, and was largely attended by the
friends and acqualntances Of the bereaved
o.
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DON'T LET THE MOSQUITOES MITE YoU. Buy
piece Of MosQUITo-NET at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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NORFOLK TO RICHMOND AND BACK SANE
DAY.-The steamer City OF Richmond ar
rived here at 1:30 p. NJ. yesterday and lett
for Norfolk at 2:20 p. Nj.
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Two hundred pieces wuIrE and CoLoRED MOS
al LEVY BROTHERS.
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PERSONAL.

NTY WIFE, JENNIE WILLIAMS, has
lyI Ieft my he'd and board All persons are eau
tIoned not 70 credit her, as will not oe responspe
tor any debts coutrasted by her. .
au 3l-1is u. ~. VlLLlAMs.
NOTICE. ALL PERSONS ARE
IN hereby nosi6ed no, TO creole. Ia my name my
nowise he ysspousihe for ary bills contracted by
her, she having left my horse aud board s,,v.
an al-SIs a ANThoSi Silva