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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-04

"Gem'len," said the old man, "remem-
Der dat it am not safe to form All Opin.
ON a stranger by the size of his mouf or
de number of his hat. No pusson kin
looking at de stable doah.'-Free Press.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-04

A masculine miscreant, who gained adj
mittancc to the Mount Iiolyoke young
ladies' seminary in female attire, Great
eel quite Il sensation by attempting to
light Il match in the usual way. lie was
fired out.-Danbury News.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-04

Tickets to and from all parts of the
States and Europe can hs purchased at
the Deadwood office.
eSsy"For full Information call on or
address
THOS. l.. KIMBALL,
Ger. Pass. and Ticket Agt., Omaha. Neb.
Or T. III. RUSSELL.
Gen. Agt.. pesdweod, II. L,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-04
PEOPLES FAv0RiTE ROUTE.

If you wish the Best Travelling Accommoda-
tions YOU will buy yOur tickets by this Route
AS-AND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER. All
Tickets Agents IN sell you Through Tickets via
Charge Il
For information, folders, maps, etc, not Oily
atinable at horse ticket Office, address an
agent Of the company, or
MARVIN NUGHITT, W. Fl. STENNETT,
Gen Manager. Gen1 rxss. Agent,
chicago, Ill.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1880-12-04
THROUGH Time Table.
EASTWARD
DAILY.

THIS is THE ONLY LINE FROM
THE HILLS OPEN All THE
YEAR ROUND AND
NECESSARILY THE ONLY RE
LIABLE ONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31
Decease OF n Prominent Homeopathic
Pbysician.

DR.. Constantine Herring, one Of the found
ers Of Homeopathy in the United States,
died in Philadelphia on the 23d Of July, OF
paralysis OF the heart, in the eighty-iirst
year Of his age.
At called meeting Of the Habnemann
Medical Society Of the Old Dominion TO
take action upon the death Of DR.. Herring,
of philadelphia, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas it has pleased az AlIwise Proyi-
dence to remove from the theatre OF his la-
bors our esteemed friend and colleague DR..
Constantine Herring, OF Philadelphia,
ResO!ued, That iD the death OF DR.. Herring
we recognize severe loss to ourselves, our
country, and the world.
Resolved, That the earneStness, energy,
and sincerity OF our departed friend-vir-
tues fully recognized during his llie-are
now reyered. and That bis course in the pro-
fession is regarded by Us as model for imi-
tation.
Resolved, That we tender the bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy In their aflic.
ton, and that copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted them.
ReSoiued, That the president OF this So
clety be requested TO atteud the memorial.
meeting as onr representative.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE-PROFEssoR OF Mop
ERN LANGUAGES DR.. CURRY.-We are glad
to announce that Professor w. w. Yalen-
tine, OF this city, accepts the Chair OF
Modern Languages in Richmond College.
Tho temporary absence of Professor Rodcs
Massie on account OF ill-beath is thus re-
leved Of its more serious aspects, as Pro-
fessor Valentine is fully competent TO meet
the duties involved. Few men have had
The training and experience enjoyed by this
distinguished gentleman, first in the Ger
man universities, where he made these lam
guages a special study, and subsequently as
professor in Randolph Macon College for
several years. He is an enthusiast in this
line OF work.
DR.. Curry sails from Europe on the 2Sth
of August, and will be at home in full time
to resume his work at the opening OF the
session. we learn from Professor Puryear
that there is an unusual demand for cata-
logueS, and the prospects for the next ses-
sion are fattering. The prospect OF good
crops and active trade should encourage
our people to give generous patronage TO
this and all our other educational institu-
tiOns.
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Brief Kems.-Rey. Mr.. spenser, OF Pc.
tersburg, bas been appointed rector of the
Chester Episcopal church, and will preach
there semi-monthly.
The City School Board did not bold q
meeting Thursday night, as there was not
quorum present.
The Meade-Memorial church is being
painted on the outside, and has been re-
paired in front.
The anniversary picnic Of Stuart Lodge,
/. o. o. F., will be given at WooId1dge's
farm next Tuesday. The writer acknowl.
edges an Invitation to be present.
No crimi9al cases were disposed OF at the
Mayors Court yesterdsz morning.
At the Hastings CoufSto day nothing but
civil business will be transacted.
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A MINISTER'S House PARTLY BURNED
Yesterday shortly after IL o'clock fire was
discovered at the residence OF Rev. X. S.
Barrett, No. IT'S Washington street, north
Of Seventeenth street. having been COM
municated to the dwelling from the cook
ing-stove in the kitchen. An alarm was
sent in from Station 90, corner OF Seven
teenth and Marshall, and later Station "a
was also turned in. Steamer Companies
Nos. and and Hook-and-Ladder Truck
Company No. responded promptly, and
soon had the fire under control. The loss
to the building will amount to $3.50, and to
Mr.. Barrett's furniture 800. The dwell
ing was insured with u. N. Walker a. Co.
for $1,000 and the furniture for $500. The
dwelling adioined the church, but the
church was not damaged. The house is
owned by the church.
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scene, and the quarteftes in the finale OF
J the first and second acts. The SOLO OF the
Duchess In the second acf, Meanwhile
Each Momenf," is in some respects tne
composition, bold and martial In its cbarnc.
ter. The second movement Of IL, which 10
, In waltz time, Is, 10 our mind, trivial, and
not worthy OF the theme to be portrayed,
or in keeping with the first part, which Is
more merltorious and dignified.
The only serious fault we can find with
the opera as I musical composition Is the
double climax In the finale. This point
should be quick. energetic, and decisive.
AS 1t Is, the good effect which should cul-
inmate in the climax Is lost. Yet 1t would
be a pity to sacrifice the beautiful quarlette
with which The finale is introduced. We
would suggest that little dialogue be in
terieeted where the pause IL, between the
Duchess and the Corporal. expressive OF her
full forgiveness. The music is not heavy
but well made, and Is very 'takipg."
As whole, the performance was most
satisfactory as first presentation. There
were few bitches, and though there was
not even cornet 10 do justice to the mill
tary character OF the music, the orchestra
did nobIy under the direction OF the COM
poser, Mr.. Bernard. Mr.. SegeI has shown
good Judgment in the selection OF his com.
pany, and we predict that in his tour he
will give entire satisfaction wherever he
NAV go.
Tonight a fine programme VIII be pre-
sented, with the second act Of "Martha,"
followed by Victor Masses great Partisan
success, Jeannette's Wedding" The mu
sic Of this last-mentioned opera is very
difficult indeed, but wonderful in IFS
beauty. Those who go tonight have a
treat in store for them.
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FUNERAL OF WILLIAM GREEN, IL. D.
The funeral OF the amented and respected
William Green, the eminent lawyer, took
place yesterday evening at O'Clock from
st. Paups church. The attendance was
large, particularly Of the members Of the
bar. Rev. DR.. Mnnigerode officaed, and
read the impressive services OF the Episco-
pal Church. The choir rendered "Nearer,
my God, TO Thee" aud other appropriate
music in tOuchingly-beautiful manner.
Among the mourners was John w. Green,
Esq. OF Culpeper, half brother OF the de-
ceased. The remains were followed to their
last resting place in Hollywood by long
cOrfege OF mourning friends.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: William Writ Henry, James n.
Dunlop, II. A. Claiborne, Colonel ID. A..
HounschelI, G. NJ. Smith, Judge William
w. Crump, James Alfred Jones, Major l..
II. Darlington, p. c. Nicholas, Judge John
A. Meredith, Hon. John l.. Marye, and
Charles U. Williams.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, family horses,
we,l-brose mules, sc.
JSO. u. LAUGHToN, JK.. 10 A. W., parior offa's
furniture, &C.
w. O. KNIGHT, Acting Freight Agent; ! NJ one
load OF oak lumber al Richmond, forh River
and Chesapeake railroad 10 pay freight Charges
RICHARDSON & coat z. ", four valuable brles
- iwellihgs, one framet dweilln<, and nuMter
OF vacant lots IN Manchester.
FRANK u. HILL, 5X z. NJ. trgstee's sale of small
brick dwelling and lot or ground on the corner
of Btker street aud shockoe al ey,
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HEYRICO GRAND Jurors. following
grand Jurors have been drawn for the next
term OF the Henrico County Court, which
begins the second Monday In August
William Thomas Ford, John n. Lyneman,
e. Z. Wortham, Robert A. Patterson,
George Chamberlayne, A. b. CottreII, James
A. Moore, j. NJ. Fourqurean, N. +. Burton,
G. NJ. Holiday, w. A. Thomas, John w.
, iordon, Robert II. Kuhn, Louis Kepler,
r .nry Voegler, James Q: Redwood. James
o. schermerhorn, j. b. Mccarthy, John X.
T,,s r., ,eII. L. II. Herbert. John W. Clarke,
ewis' l.. Gum, Daniel b. Jordan, and
George X. Gilmer.
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JOSHUA Nj. MYERS.
Justice of the Peace.

BISHOP ATKINSON w, 1RsE.-l wilmington
IN. C.) Star. ]-Colonel } ohm W. Atkinson,
Of this city, received a te 'egram yesterday
him 10 Baltimo re- Ills Vehera,
bic father, the Bishop, is mt 'ch worse, ana
serious apprehensions are felt as 10 tne re-
suit. Until Tuesday his impro Vement ior
lew days had been marked, but ne became
suddenly worse and his condit 'on now Is
chiaI, accompanied with blood-spiu ING.
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For Color Blindness.
a DOZEN RAILROAD MEN WHO GET LEFT-A
PECULIAR CASE.
New Haven Register


New Haven Regisier.l
The examination OF the railroad employees
in relation to their eyesight still continues,
under the direction OF DR.. Carmalt, and up
TO noon Thursday there had been one hun
dred and fifty Of the employees examined,
and Of this number about dozen have
been thrown out by the Doctor as unfit for
further service on the road, either because
OF color.blindness or defective eyesight.
This is in accordance with the averages set
down by those who have made the study of
this particular branch OF ophtbalmic
science. QVite number of those examined
were awarded second-class certificates,
which permits them to serve in subordinate
capacities on the road, but not TO occupy
the more important and responsible places.
One Of the brakemen who was examined
yesterday had peculiar experience. His
eyesigbf was all right, but when both eyes
were opened he could not tell one color from
another. With one Of bis eyes closed he
could readily distinguish one color from
another, but with that eye closed he could
not tell with the other eye one color from
another. This game eye, when both eyes
were open, neutralized the good one, and
made the young fellow color-blipd. OF
course he was awarded no certificate.
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VALUE OF THE BUFFALO LfTHIA WATERS
As COMPARED WITH OTHER MINERAL WATERS.
DIR. HUNTER INQUIRE,

DIR. HUNTER INQUIRE,
Professor surgery Medical College of Yirginii *.
President Association Of Medical Officers Confcde.
rate Army and Navy; one of the Nice-Pfesideu,s
of the International Medical Congress:
In my experience the Buffalo LiIhla Wser is
valuable in greater variety of diseases and do--
ders than any other mineral water that have ever
employed. prescribe IL In dozen cases where l
prescribe any other once
Dr.. WILLIAM T. HOWARD,
OF Baltimore, Professor Of Diseases or Women and
Children In tho Uniyersity OF Maryland:
"Werc called upon 10 state from what min al
waters Ihave seen the greatest au most unmistaka.
ble amount of good acclue IN the largest numbr of
cases in general way, would unhestarugly say
the Buffalo Springs, in Meckenburg county, Va"
DIR. HARVEY l.. BYRD.
Of Baltimore, late Professor Of Diseases Of Women
aud Children in the College Of PhS siciani ani
Surgeons OF Mary land
From my experience with the action Of these
waters, regard them as possessing degree of cg-
ratiye power and an extent Of adaptation in chronic
disease found IN no other mineral water OF which
have any knowledge, and believe they might be
used I'm almost all cases Of chronic disease with
benefit"
DIR. THOMAS r. ATKINSON,
eXPresdent Of the Medicsl Association OF the fta,e
Of Virginia:
II have been repea al visitor at most of the noted
watering places Of the country, both North and
South, and have no hesitation Whatever In aging
that at other health resort have such geue-
raj and uDmistakable benefit derived by inyalds as
at The Buffalo Springs, and regard these waters asa
general restorative Of the cnfeebed, broken down
human system as without rival"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Hastings C0urt.--The Hastings Court
Judge Clopton presiding-was in session
again yesterday. The case OF William john
SON (colored), charged with stealing heifer
from Mr.. X. b. Taylor, was called and con-
tinued until the next term.
George c. Smith was tried In this court
for receiving stolen rsilroad-iron and John
Kelly for unlawfully buying railroad.iron.
Both were acquitted.
The court will meet again this morning,
aud will probably adjourn for the term dli-
ring the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

COLORED INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD
TEMPLARs.-New-L Light-Degree Temple,
No. |. ]. o. OF &. T., has elected the fol-
lowing quarterly officers: Degree Templar,
Robert McNaughton; Degree Vice-Tem-
plar, James II. Kinnie; Degree Secretary,
William Fl. l.. Combs; Degree Assistant
Secretary, Philip a. Fleet; Degree Finan-
cial Secretary, NJ. A. Pbearson Degree
Treasurer, Bruce Thornton; Degree Chap
lain, Rev. Oliver D. Lee; Dtgree Marshal.
II. A. Williams; Degree Deputy Marshal,
John Harvey Degree Inside Guard.
George Washington Degree Outside
Guard. John Patterson; Degree Past 1tm-
plar, Charles c. Laurence; Degree Support
ers, II. Whiting and l.. Brown Degree
Deputy, Berkley Lee. This Temple has
enrolled over two hundred names.
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Entered at the Post-Oa,ce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and variable shifting 10 soutberly
winds, nearly stationary temperature, ant
stationary or lower barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gull
States, partly cloudy weather, occasiona
rains, southeasterly winds, and nearly sta
tionary temperature, and stationary OIL
higher barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

CONTESTED Marion p, atrto
md Herctd There are three cIses Of con-
,ested county iudgeships awaiting decis 'oI
II the Court Of Appeals now In session al
ythevilie-viz., Anderson Us. McBroom,
Russell county; Wylie Us. Easily, Bland
md Giles counties; and BarksdaIe Us.
Armistead, Halifax county. Argument in
he firstnamed case has been heard and the
,ase submitted.
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LACEsl LACEsl LAcEsi

LEVY BROTHERS
have made iaree additions to their stock OF LAcEs.
see their large assortment Of
ToRCHoS, LASGCEDoC. CLUNY,
RUSSIAN, SMYRNA, AMERICAN,
SAxoSY, GUIPURE, ANTIQUE,
BREToSSE, CAsHgERE, YAK,
and other fi'h0nahlc Lace. They also show TO
largest stock Of HAMBURG EDGINGs aud INSERT
ISGs sll or which will be sold At the lowest pri-tss
LEVY BROTHERS are nOH sel'ing their soch Of
SUMNER DRESS GoOI at and below cost. Nov Is
the time 20 buy.
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OUR CUSTOMERS AND THf PUBLIC are hereby
notified that We are In dliiy r'csip, Of extra adi-
tiOns 10 our large stock OF Ladie, and Misses New
ports, Almoes, Queens, Careys, Camille, joe
phiues, Carniysls, and Othr LcadiDs styles OF
Sandals and ipperS; also, fine !ot cf Centtm-nt
Low.Q Quarter shoe'. Having jlst purchas d largo
quantity Of these goods from New York and Bosom
commission houses al greatly reduced prices owing
u the laentss Of the season, enabled 10 oar
Il ducemeu.s I'm price, as well a. u stock 20 select
from. HFPMAS BoSCHES & BRorHLR,
507, 500, aud 5ll Broad street.
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Baptist Association Middle DIS.
trict Baptist Association will hold its next
session at Sandy.Creek church, iu Amelia
county, next "Wednesday, August 4tb. The
Association will be In session several days.
Delegates from thirty churches are expected
to be In attendance. The Baptist churches
OF Manchester and Chesterfield will be reps
resented. Mr.. David ". Goode, Of Ches-
terfeld, is moderator.
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COLORED GOOD TEMPLARs-Youth and
Elders Lodge, No. II, /. o. OF &. T., has
elected the following quarterly officers: w.
G.. r.. Mamie Harrison; w. V. T., Thomas
II. Robinson w. s., Robert Ii. Sayes w.
A. s., John Anderson w. II. s., NJ. d.
Winston; w. r., 5. A. Mallory w. c.,
Singleton Trent; ". NJ. Annie B. Will
iams w. p. NJ. s. A. Harris; W. |. g.,
Charles Norris; w. o. g., Jack Jefferson;
p. W. c. r., Virginia Porter; W. r. II. s,
A. A. Lee; w. l.. II. s.. f. b. Liggons;
L. D., S. e. Trent This Lodge has gained
sixteen mem bers in the past three months.
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POLICE URT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by PoIce-Justice d. c. Rich
ardson
Jackson Mann (colored), charged with
robbing the mOney-drawer OF Joseph l..
Levy in the nighttime and stealing so In
United States currency. Continued until
day.
Bette Harrison (coored). charged with
stealing sundry articles, valued at $3.50,
from n. Il. Gaines. was discharged.
Hawk Finney, charged with burglary and
larceny, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

HAYc0CK's LETTER. american Union
Telegraph Company, Richmond, Va., July
1910 the Editors Of the Dispatch: The
American Union furnishes YOU with a copy
OF General w. s. Hancock's letter Of ac-
ceptance complete forty minutes after being
fled at our New York Office, with It's COM
plments. Veiy respectfully,
r. MORTON, superintendent.
[For which we return thank
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OUR NEW POsTMAsTER.-Yesterday after
noon there were reports OF a change in the
post-office OF this city, and various names
were mentioned in connection with the ap-
pointment. Late I'm the evening Major Ro-
bert Carutbers, OF the money-order depart
ment, received telegram announcing the
appointment Of DR.. George X. Gilmer as
postmaster Uice Colonel w. w. Forbes, re-
moved.
The new appointee is native Of Sbenan-
doah county, but has resided in Henrico
county for the past fifteen years, where he
has been largely engaged in farming. He
was member OF the Legislature, elected
July 6, 1869, on the Liberal Republican
ticket, when Gilbert C.. Walker was elected
Governor. He Is regarded as an honorable,
courteous gentleman. and his appointment
will doubtless give satisfaction TO our COM
munity. Among the other names mention
ed were Colonel William +. Nye and X. NJ.
Manly, Esq. Either OF these gentlemen
would have made an excellent officer, and
have been equally as satisfactory to our
people as DR.. Gilmer. II will no doubt be
several days before any changes are an
nounced in the post-oflice, il any are made.
Moior Caruthers Is mentioned as the proba-
bic assistant postmaster
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Census Returns.

THIRD SUPERVISORS DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. }
RICHMOND, July 80, 1880.
Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-At your request | respect
fully forward the following statistics as 10
population in this district for the year 1880.
also append statistics OF the census taken
in the same district in 1870:
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At Greensboro IN. C.) Wednesday night
. young man named Charles Mccormick
was badly stabbed IN the arm near the
shoulder by a student named Winchester.
Mccormick Is cenfned 10 bis room from
the ELECTS Of bis Wouad. aA
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FOR CoUr, DYSPEPSIA, Bilious. Remlitsni. ald
Intermittent Feycr', Diseases Of the Blo'd, Liver,
Kidney, ana Bladder, DF. TUFTS PILLS have been
wOaderfuly successful. The diseases aYe The re-
suit Of ytia;cd blood. Is bood.puriier lhey have
no eautl,
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HORSES MULES. &C.

EOR SALE, x No. DRAY- Er
II HORSE. sixteen hands high: war ~
rAnted sound. Apply 10 fiSIiERS WNLEs
brood MARE FOR SALE.-A TrN
ID beautiful BLODDED MARE, spirited, <S2yN
OF kiud and gentle disposition, aud perfect ~ sSm.
metry Of fprm. may be purchased Tor t1o. shs mas
been 10 badly driven that her feet are unsuiied or
the rocks on the city streets. This " the cause Tor
,seriacing 50 beautiful sn animal. App'y osAa'
fT2o. o.dsvlws DispateA oaiee
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CHARGED WITH HORsE-STEALING.-Yester-
day afternoon James Barron alias Joe
Crarat, OF Richmond, was arrested charged
with aiding and abetting Charles Chapman
in stealing two horses, valued at S200, from
Mr.. Garland Hanes, OF Henrico. He was
locked up in the Second police-station, and
will have hearing at the Police Court this
morning. One of the stolen horses has
been recovered, aud the police are on the
track OF the other one.
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IHAyE ASALYzED THE WHsxsY known u--
der the brand of B-seleet." controlled by Mess's.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, aaf
nnd /, free from, fUsil-oft and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal aud family
purposes. j. Is. hcCAw' W. H.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry.
Medical College OF Virginia.
yo1Unru Ia 1872.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
. THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 20;
9 A. NJ, &c; noon, So; p. IT., 81; p.
NJ, SO; midnight, 6S.
Mean temperature, IS 16.
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ANNAPOLIS. MD, WRITES:
Colden's LIgBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
IL superior TO cod. Liver OIl anything have ever
used IN wasted or impaired constitutions.
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A. SAKs & Co.,
1907 MAIN STREET.

DRY GOODS AT AND BELOW CosT.-D. & +.
MITTtLDoRFBR are selling their immense sock
Of goods at prices 10 astonsh ALL Lawns Al &c.:
Dress Goods lower than ever: Laces, Hosiery,
Bleacbed and Brown COtions, Mems Wear, ~.
tions OF all kinds. Give them early call a. they
are determined to close their stock.
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The returns from Lousa were incomplete IL
1870. The population at that lime should have
been about $4,000 to 10000.
Respectfully.
j. q. CABEIL, Supervisor.
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NJ. ELLYsos u CO., advertising agents, insert ad'
vertsements In all OF the newspapers Of the uniisa
s,ses at publishers rates. Orders left q. the Ds.
patch counting-reom viii receive prompt atteaa