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LIrHIA WATER.
0;r,FI-MONT LITHtA WATERR,.
HIN NEW KENT COUNTY VA.
A SURE CURE FOR AouE AND i sNs ar SSo'
RALGIA, AND ALL D,S ,,swEyo VI
Tur nj. ADDER AND KIDNEYS.


IT'S ANALYSIS, TESTIMONIALS &C. &C.
a., IN. mineral waters OF great
virginia " h,ci, abound all over the surface
OF he are S more snteS % noe
than new tive - ,naoths This Is the wonderful
"''''" BELMoNT LITBiA WATER
.ho.o n,rveIlous curative powers are aitesed oy
Mnose nn 'rr"wn citizens. II IL not SPRING SUBJ
,asa 10 eueluaIlons In It's supply, but an
~ ARTISAN WELL,
having It's source remote from ,e Wv nerar,Yai
ing forth is healih-giving waters w ne'er-ia''-
ing ever steady stream. 80, tho acco,n I,shed
The following analysis made .ne seis forth
n. claim Is amongst the gerry foremost in Its curs
tive properties:
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ONE IMPERIAL GALLON CONTAINS

srl,beretted Hydrogen gas...... .0e6c 1.
I,is neculiarIy adapted to persons suffering from
CHRONIC AGUE AND M I Tni AIRY DREAMS
iNFLAsiMA1 ION oETHE Bh ADDLhiIN m, ESk &c
GA. NERVOUS HEADACHE, ana DlS i,sIs,r !,
r6 I'UE THIRST FOX ALCOHOLIC LiQUORS.
In support of this statement we present the fol-
lowing facts from
TESTIMONIALS
in the hands of the proprietor:
Dr. t. A. slater, physician In charge Of the
New Kent County poorhouse. who has tested these
waters. writes that It is destined 10 ryal,olher
Of dis, disease OVARIAN. UTERINE and URINARY
DISORDERS. CHRONIC CASES OF RHEUMh-
TsM GQUT pR2rT y Us r TaFlsR 'V C0NsT
PATTON. NAUSEA arising from pregnancy, anu
GENERAL DEBILITY. o,,,,,,,
DR.. ToMLIN BRAxToN. of King william county
Va. writes: :" have used In my practice the Bel-
mont Jitbia Water as an emmenaeogue with Dene-
ncialffeets so striking and remarkable a. 10 mIhe
DR. V. T.. JOINS. OF New Kent county testites
thst patient OF his was cured of GHRoNISn AF
FICTION OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADlE M
attended with INDIG ESTION and SORENESS OF
The EYES, by the use Of few bottles only
Mr.. Il. W. SPENCER, OF me sahe cous,S; rvs
PERSIA attended with Loss OF APPETITE ana
GENERAL pEBILI1Y,by the use OF only Jour
Mr. T. b. WARING Of King William county: was
cured OF CHRONIC AGUE AND FEVER OF TWO
wears standing after all other remedial agents had
failed, by The use OF 0ny zee g GEm9y was entirely
relieved from INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYS AND BLADDER by its use for short time.
TtOo glasses of j. afforded In the case OF young
,adv of Atlanta, Ca. immediate relief In acute
pains from NEURALGIA. .,. .
these cures seem marvellous, but are atteslea 20
By perfectly reliable parties, and May more lnight
be added from the large number in the hands oil the
These waters are for sale in halfgalon bottles or
by the iemi John or barrel by -
~ VII " CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
Sl4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
ia lq.M&S1mo
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By request Of the eNccu'rlN u Tho owner 10 .'.-
ceased, who l. acting under decree uf fh. tf,..
ccrN Court of the Guy e Richmond. rnf,r.I .a f.s
22d day Of January. 1850, shall i..IfislI. ..r.
upon the premises, by aucl on, ON TUESDAY f..
80 day Of February 1850. az 1 O'Clock T.. VI h.
above DESIRABLE BROAD->TRl fT PROpFp.
TY located A. describsd and dlYuius the Iat ...,
which the new City Han stands. lately oc.nuieI f.
Mr. T.. Cummins. The STORE r. l8r.c ona....f
well adapted for any bnsino-s. There lea wi l l.f
leading np 10 the DWELLING, Which i.in nice ,..
der. The nuildnRis ComWrstyc'y tpW $50. ana
built Of stOck-brick a0d other hrst-cla,. nIf...tI
with culverts &c. This properly has ban lt I'D
times occupied by good ienaDt. Tho lO1 for,,
on the south SIDE OF Broad street u fcet. aud 4
tends back - feet 10 an alley in rear.
This property should commend iierN o. parties
desiring 10 invest In property which viii c,rs.U'y
increase i'm value and pay veil a, an investment.
Particular attention b. DIitcd 10 this ale. 0t-
portunity offered here by auction being rare urr
attend and secure htr-uin.
TERMS and particulars announced 800 ine lly uf
sale. ROBERT u. lNNi.
"a 26,27,29tds Aucu.n,.r
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SAMPLE MERCHANT ARRESTED. Police
man Skinner on Saturday arrested Mr..
Wieyinskie, OF New York, charged with sell
ing goods by sample without license.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE OR RENT, "CEDARfN
Il GROVE" on the Nine-Mile road about two HI
and 0ne-halt miles from Richmond, containing 10
ACRES OF LAND. The BUILDINGS are large.
numerous. and handsome. newly painted &c. We
Will rent 10 desirable tenant very low or sell cheap
and upon long q edit. Apply 10
L. so enh3L lHAfFIN. STATUES Y 90,
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V,UTTS HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed TO a GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application OF this DYE. IL imPatts u
Ssf,,rai Color acts InstanfaneOusly, and Is as
harmless as spring Sold by druggists OF
sent by express on receipt Of 81. x,-,,, xnp1,
1FFiCE AZ MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Ian J5-eOdtFel9I
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Rev. J. II. Eager and others Will address
public temperance meeting in the Man
chester Methodist church Thursday night
next. james A.. Gentry, w. +. OF Man
chester Division, will preside.
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Committed 10 Jaa-James Crow, tramp,
was before the Police Court yesterday for
vagrancy, and was committed TO JAIL Crow
was before the Court Thursday, and his
Honor had him escorted out OF the city by
an officer. He returned, however. and was
arrested
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Esiste Agents and AuctioDeerS,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ UABLE ESTATE IN CHESfEkFIJGGLi;n1r
ELEVEN MILES BELOW RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-As acting commissioner OF the Clrcmt
Court of Chesterfield county. under decree enter
ed 9th November, $40, In the ease OF Carrlngton
and ais. Us. Hewlett and dts.," VIII sell by auc-
ton In front of the hotel AT the town OF Chester,
on MONDAY, 2d day of February, 1880. at
O'Clock p NJ, the FARM situated as above, ana
wing opposite TO the - Dutch Gap canal"
IL is known as "HOWLETT'S," and is sometimes
called The Ware tract" and confirms about ESQ
ACRES, some of which is very fine land. II has
upon it some PLAIN BUILDINGS and good
MILL now In operation, supplied with an unlailng
wa or. power. An examination OF tne properly
before The day OF sale IS invited. IL VIII be SOFA as
whole. or in tracts OF from ten 10 seyenty.nye
acres according plat which will be shown at the
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance at one, two,
ann three years, for Negotiable notes WIN interest
PAYABLE yearly, and titles retained by the Court u-
iii full payment Is made. - ,-,
~ - Il. III. NASH. Commissioner.
GRUDBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. u ~
Upon the above property Is the valuable LOAN
SAND BANK known amongst founders and brick
makers As :. WeIsiger's" sand. IL lies Immediately
on james river, and It will be sold with abont Sl&
ACRES OF LAND. Especial attention Is invited
TO this feature of the property. ~
"a 81 ". w
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Death of Former Resident.-Intsll-
geuce Of the death OF Wister Bransford,
Esq, in Richmond Saturday morning, was
Mr.. Bransford was formerly leading
citizen OF this city, and was at one time
city attorney here. This Office was accept
ably filed by him, and in manner which
ELECTED the praise OF the people. Deceased
was also widely known throughout Ches-
terfield, where he once resided. He was a
brother OF DR.. John Bransiord, Of the
United States navy, and OF Mr.. Thomas IL.
Bransiord, OF the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad.
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nm r1rrT,. PILLS.
1l-1F7l777~-7' ? -
1,UTTs PILLS.
axurrous OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels costIve Pain 10 ~, sne
tsc,d xtb dun sensation In the back part: ram
IIr DER the Shoulder Blade; Fuilness After Ea,n:'
with disincllnatien to cxer;ion OF oodY OF
Irritab.Ii,y of Temper; Low ep'ri.s. WIZ
- hs.,nr neglected some duty: WEAKNESS. UzE'-
nss y,u,,erinr at the Heart. Dots Before the Eyes.
ye,,ow SKIN; Hcadache, generally over the r'gn'
eve: Rest,essness, with htfui dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
II THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDEp Sc
RIous DIsEAsEswu.L SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TuTTs FILLS are especially adapted 70 s"cn
cAscs. one dose effects such change OF feeling as
{ o astonIsh The sufferer
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
110S Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i BRICK STORE AND DWELLING AND LOT
OF LAND At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
CARY AND BELVIDERE STREETS, NOW
OCCUPIED BY WILLIAM RANKIN, ESQ, AT
AUCTION.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust from
Henry Kracke and wife TO the Undersigned duly
recorded In the clerks Office Of the Richmond
thancery COurf, in ID. u. 100 b, page S. default
having been made in the payment OF negotiable
note therein secured and at the request Of the BEN
efcary In said deedl will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, on MONDAY, February 8,
1880. at Az O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY de-
scrIbed i'm said Deed. az follows All that certain
LOT OF LAND, with a BRICK TENEMENT
thereon. in the city of Richmond. bounded AS fol-
lows Beginning at the southeast corner OF Cary
aud Belyidere streets, thence running on the south
line of Cary street 80 feet thence AZ right angles 10
Cary street and along the line Of John III. Miller
feet 80 Belvidere street. thence on the cast line
Of Beiydere street north TWO degrees east l6Z ieet
10 the point of beginning.
This property Is we'll known busineSs-stand ana
Is now under good rental.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw expenses oil sale
and note for $1,000, with Interest due: aud the
balance upon such terms as the said Henry krache >
heirs or assigns may direct.
h29 FRANK d. HILL. Trustee.
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Rolls of Hon0r.-The following pupils
were on the rolls OF honor at the public
schools for The week ending January Both ::
High SchoOl-E. Morrissette principal
Maggie Calleghan, Lula Duval, Maud How
lett, Lena LitbgOw, Edna Mathews, Maggie
Mould, Hattie Owens, Minnie Walden; Orie
Walden, Sallie Whitworth, Willie Bran dis,
Frank DunfOrd, Frank Fitzgerald, Allie
Farmer, Harry Guy, Willie Mathews, A.
Il. McCulIoch, Willie Morrissette, George
Payne, w. II. Winfree, Willie Weisiger
School No. 2-Mrs. A. l.. Walker teach
er--Nora Adkins, Ida Alsop, Ella Gibbs,
Bessie Hall, Mamie Morrissette, Matte
Owens, Ada Page, Carrie Moore, Emma
Turner.
School No. 3-Miss b. l.. Irvine teacher
Lille Baird, Ida Brandie, Nellie OVERLY,
Lille overly, Charlie Gibbs, John Robin
sion, Bernard Walden, Johnnie Walker.
School No. Miss Rachel Lyon teacher
Rosa Dornin, Cora Dickerson, Fannie Fos-
ter, Minnie Jones, Nellie Leonard, Rosa
McCulloch, Maria Patram. Cora Snollings,
Garland Burnett, Emmett Bailey, Lawrence
Bailey, Thomas Lithgow, William Smith,
Fred. Sampson.
School No. 5-Miss Mamie Hatcher teach
er--Etta Adams, Hattie Blankenship, Hat
tie Nj. BlankiDship, Hattie Brown, Sarah
Bradshaw, Bessie Farrar, Bette CARRIER,
Lottie CARRIER, Florence Latham, Addie
Leonard, Minnie Morrissette. Minta Spain,
Eula Spain, Mary Snellings, Fannie Sharp,
Nina Smith, Violet Waymack, Carrie Will
kihson, Edwin Adams.
School No. Primsry)-Mrs. Sarah Hall,
teacher.-Birdie Farrer, Linda Gary, Hat
tie King, Katie Mccullough, Mittie Walker,
Matte Crostic, Mamie Knorr, Nora Lee,
George Mccullough, Carrie Mccullough,
Emma Mosby, Ollie Elder, jessie Nunally,
Bobbie Moore, Chastain Riggans, Douglas
Sharp, Robbie StelI, Willie Burton, Henry
Buell., Frank Crostic, Hammond Fischer,
Morton Graves, Oscar OVERLY, Willie Mitch
ell, Arthur Waugh, and Allie Wells.
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BY Frank }. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Public
Office corner OF Ninth aud Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Landry vir-
/ tue of deed of trust from William Wilkinson,
we will Offer for sale AT public auction In froht or
ibe court-h house door of Chesterfield county, be-
tween the hours of 2 O'Clock NJ. and 2 o'clock =;
NJ, on MONDAY. February 8, $50, TRACT or
LAND formerly belonging 10 said WhklnsoG' ying
near Goodies bridge In Chesterfield county, contain
ing 463 ACRES, more or less, and bounded by An
pomattox river the lands Of II. y. Millers estate,
and others. - -
The title is believed TO he good. We sell subject 10
the Widows dover, which has been laid on IRE
widows dover interest can now be purchased al u
reasonable price. a.,
TERMS Liberal, and made known on the day OF
sale. Mills y: DaNCf'
JOHN SPEARS.
"a 90 Trustees.
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Real Estate Agent. Auctl0uecr oui N"'r' IT..
Office corner Hull aud Ninth ,in'i',
Manch' ster VI.
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DIR. g. McLANE's vERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countepance Is pale and leaden-colored, with
occasional Pushes or circumscrbed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
ilate an azure semicIrcle along the lower eye
i'd: The nose Is irritated, swels, ara sometimes
oleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or fnrred
tonguc breath very foul, particularly in the morn
ing appetite variable, sometimes voracious' with
a knawing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; feetng pains in the stomach; occa-
gonsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen: bowels Irregular at times costive;
stools Shiny, not unfrequcntiy tingcd with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied ny hic-
cough :; cough sometimes dry and convulsiye; I'M
/. asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever he above symptoms are found to exist
DIR, c. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DoKs NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n apy FORM II is an innocent preparation, not ca
pa6le Of doing the slightest injury to the most
ender infant.
The genuine DIR. McLANE's vERMIFuGE bears
he signatures OF c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
n the wrapper.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, THE PROPEL-atylsQal
ty,eniy. fye horsepower TO seventy pounds steam,
niney feet long, fourleea feet Wide. and carries
wster. i'm good Order, and well fitted for ipine-
date business. Apply 10 ,o,s ..
JANUARY ~, 1850. ja37-6t
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

lfoR OTHER "LocAI." SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is Of recent
date a single dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffce'
but II IL has become habituai one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the IRE
ouepcy OF the dose until regular daily movement
is obtained. which will soon follow.
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DIR. &. NCLANE'S

DIR. &. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all the ius
hat flesh Is heir to-" but In affections of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and sSck
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory.to or
after taking quinine.
As simple purgative they are unequalled
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar
Each box has a red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DIR. MCLAEE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DR. c.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS. prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations of
he name McLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my le-deowly
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Rev. r. Y. Osgood, New York, says:
~ have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, ana Ner-
vousnesS. I never had any medicine to DO me 50
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are rs goo'
as represented." - .,,- vonu
OFFICE, Sc MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
fan Ib-eodtFelQI
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mr. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton, ARK, says:
.lfter practice of twenty five years, pronounce
TIJTT,S FILLS the best anti-bilious medicine ever
made"
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nwat.N. MEnisltw En. go

ONLY REAL AND
i CERTAIN BAlR-PRODUCER.-lti Is the deo-
dOrized extract of petroleum, and perfectly HARM
i307 l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
The Cold Water Brigade.

From indications it seems that the total
abstinence army of Wilmington is again
rousing itself into activity. Meetings are
being held with degree of regularity that
has decidedly business aspect, and some Of
the sanguine ones predict an early revival on
this subject, Meetings will be held this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock, at Rosendale Park, un.
der the auspices Of the w. c. T. u, and
at Maple and Linwood Street. West VIII
mington, under the auspices of the M. S. R.
A. David Frost, an Evangelist of somt
note, was expected to address meeting a
the Opera House this afternoon, but the
meeting has been postponed for one week
as Mr.. Frost was unable to leave New Yorl
until that time.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
What the People Say.

EDITORS OF MIRROR One of the Com
mittees of the Board of Education had a
contest fer its Chairman. Now, gentlemen,
be careful What will the school boys think
of their guardians, if they use the language
that was uttered during discussion between
two gentlemen at said meeting. Shame on
you. Be men, not boys, and stick tc
Lindley's grammar, not street conversation,
THOMPSON.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25

coniuration. In another case, complaint
was made by respectable and educated
young white lady of colored man taking
from her, ten dollars, for conjuring her bro.
ther home, and then not complyip g-is;thu "
promise. These were only few OF
instances of similar nature, occurring
IL years ago. Even in this short time the
community has made great advances, ard
the belief in conjuration and witchcraft las
been greatly lessened. In few years it will
disappear altogether.
To practice conjuration is against the law
of Delaware. Section y, Chapter 1872 of the
old revised code, says
eff any person shall pretend to exercise
the art Of witchcraft, conjuration, fortune
telling or dealing with spirits, he shall be fined
not exceeeing one hundred dollars, and shall
stand one hour in the pillory, and may be
imprisoned not exceeding one year"
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
Sunday sairror.
WILMINGTON. DEL. JULY 25, 1880.
Bathing at Coney Island.

We've been here at coney Island just weeks, dear,
and the reason
I've written Is because have not had hour spare
What with romance, walks and bathing. and the very
crowded season,
All my leisure is exhausted keeping crmpings in my hair
First the bathingl have bathed you know, be-
cause Aunt Maggie
Liked the mountains; but this year the Flodden Tompkyns
took my part.
Here am and lost in wonder the costumes scant and
bag@,
And the stocngs-hishest surely, style of decorye art
Yes red stockings the dress cut short and
redly glancng,
In we go, and sever mind the lack of what's called
embonpoint;"
And for all the world look like ancient spinsters ballot
dancing,
Or lot of whered mermaids much collapsed and out Of
joint
Obi such shapes such ribs such elbows II the poet had
but
Who got up the antique myth tdOn't ask who,) it
eosid not be
Even in his widest Dreams he would have hougK Of
Rising lin red stockings y rising slowly from the oamclad
-ssa'
Ewe're hotrd, the men something worse. fairly
tremble
When a dripping swimmer coming whom Eve known
on shore,
nsr all lank, musache all stringy-e'en the handsomec
resemble
Swimming dogs, their hides all clammy; only this sn'
nothing more"
AS to modesty-don't name it The Apollo Belyder
Wouldn't make change opinion, art or no art Yet Ibe
That you will not mention what sl you; but the ruth
Mary,
There's no beauty in wet uncovered human foot and log
Yet these men thing naught Of coming, bare below tn
knees and walking
On the sands where all the tide of fashion daily GIBBS
flows
Bowing smiling. quits Unconscious of their legs and eve
talking
To the girls, sssiculsng meanwhile with their wet bal
toes.
II awful For I'm sure at least the upper casse
Toes were always like some verbs things understood b'
not expressed
Twoud be well post up where this bare-egged crowd
bathsrs passes,
"Man never is ,you know the line,) "but always to
dressed"
Yes, it's awful as or no art and but man I've di
covered
In whose garb there's nothing that of delca
shocks;
He's clergyman who, all n flannel tdark blue,) nice
covered,
Head to foot studs and collar necke, hat and ds
blue socks.
Just loo lovely THAT'S the style of bathing that C
artistic;
Quiet. comfortableooking you do Shore you know
All the are confess DEAR much too wet and realistic
Endless groups of legs and arms, with flesh tnts aft
Bonguereau.
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Not Behind.

Pocomotc Record.
Wilmington has very creditable Sunday
paper in the MIRROR. Wilmington is get
ting to be quite city, and don't intend to
be behind in any respect.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
Waiting for the Wagon,

A case of canine devotion occurred at the
City Hall the other day. A man from the
country was driving along the street, and
was too drunk to manage his team, so he
was arrested. His little dog accompanied
him to the cell and remained with him fol
forty-eight hours, only leaving him abou
once every hour to go out on the street ane
look for the team. 1t would hunt arounc
among all the vehicles it could find and ther
return Respondent to the cell. 1t though
its master was long while getting ready tt
go home, no doubt.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
Another Brazil;s1

The new aiae-wheelS
built by the Pusey & Joiies1
ed yesterday for Para, Brazil, the &c
towing her but to the river. She is to pl,
on the Amazon. All reports that she i.
merely " fruit boat Z" are incorrect.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
On Wheels.

Bicycle riding and racing is more popular
now than ever before, and threatens to soon
rival all other amusements. The race which
is to take place at the ScheuKen Park on
Saturday next, July 3Ist, will be the most
interesting affair of the kind that has ever
taken place in this city, and will be well at
tended, and will doubtless awaken decided
interest in the bicycle business in Whining
ton. The contest will be for the profession
al championship of Delaware, and the man.
ner in which it will be conducted is decided
ly novel. Persons from other places, well
known bicycle riders are the regularly enter
ed contestants and any Delawarean who
beats them wins the championship.
The Sunday mirror., 1880-07-25
A Pleasant Look.

General Butler says that he looks fory
to the time when the Stars and Stripes :
float so far north that their beauty shs}
mistaken for the borealis, and so far
that only the Isthmus of Panama shall
our southern boundary.-ET.
That's very pretty, but it has been Sd,
often that the queer-eyed orator ought I
ashamed of himself for the repetition.