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Help the Young Men.

Several committees are at work soliciting
subscriptions for the Olympic Rowing Club
TO and them IN making the regatta which
takes place in July 4 success. VIII the
DiSpdtch add to its many kindneSses by
allowing Us to explain our position?
We propose to offer inducements which
will bring at least 10000 people to the city.
We expect crews from Petersburg. Frcde-
rcksburg, Norfolk. University OF Virginia,
Baltimore, Washington, and the University
OF Pennsylvania 10 take part in the races,
besides one from our own club. To proper
ly entertain and provide for these clubs we
require nearly $4,000 The only return
which we expect is neat, comfortable
boat house. The members Of the club have
done their best, but still lack $4,000. The
twenty thousand visitors viii spend at least
$40, 900. and we only ask $4,000. Give us
the money and we will promise the crowd.
We have made the lowest estimate Of the
number OF people we expect. We think
this is the first appeal when the young men
and boys have made In behalf OF athletic
sports. COy'N.
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Children beautifully taken at LEE GALLERY.
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McteoroIOgicNI.

The subi0ined table gives the readings Of
the thermometer. the course Of the wind at
sunrise. and The amount OF rainfall for the
month Of April. The readings Of the Their
mOmeter were taken in an elevated portion
OF the city, free from any influence Of re-
frac,ed heat, and from French instruments.
showing the highest and lowest points OF
the mercury during each twenty. four hours.
1t is believed that 10 better situation for
observations OF this charac, er can be found
in our city. They bave been carefully
noted, and are believed to be absolutely cor
rect
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

T.. IiOLZiNGER. High Constable, 10 A. NJ, furni-
ture, showcases, glass Jars, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. L. W., executors sale
OF new price dwelling, seven brick stores,
seventeen framed dwellings, sixteen 10 5. aud
that valuable property, with buildings the ereon,
at The northwest corner Of Broad and seven
teenih streets.
CHARLES W. TURNER, trustee, q +. NJ, Hull
street property. Manchester.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, p. NJ, Oregon-IIlV
Methodist Episcopal churcn.
W. GODDlN, & =. NJ executors sale OF five valua-
bic lors on Brook and Moore ayehues ear 10 ia
cons Quarter Branch Tavern property.
FRANK ID. HILL, 5A p. NJ. framed cottage resi-.
cence No. 20s CiaJ street, between second and
Tmrd.
FURMAN TUPPER. $40 L. NJ. peremptorv sal,
OF fran ed dwelling in the city of Manches er
on Fourteenth street between Hull aud Balm
Iri1Op
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Brief HemS.-The Amateur Band scre-
nade1 Mr. William II. Garnet. the nOmi-
nee for Mayor. Friday night. Mr.. Glrnett
has been a citizen Of Manchester more than
half century, and hed the office OF justice
OF the peace upwards Of fifteen wears.
FRIDAY night was regular meeting night
OF the City Council, but owing to the lack
OF quorum no meeting was held. Several
OF the members were out Of the city, and
consequently could not attend.
The May term OF the Chesterfield County
Court will begin Tomorrow. There are no
criminal eases on the docket TO be disposed
OF at the coming term.
Tuesday is reglStrItion-day. The regis.
tralion.b books will be opened in the several
ward,.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court will meet
on the l2lh instant. There are some i'm
portant cases to be heard at the next term
Of this court.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
l. THE NURSERY.

The following is an extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, at Cham
bersbLrg, Pa.
A BENEFACTREss.
just open the door for her, aud Mrs. WiNsLow
VIII prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
the Nursery. Of this We are 50 sure that we will
teach our "Susy" TO say, "a Blessing on Mrs.
WISsLow" for helping her TO survive aud escape
the gripping. colicking. and teeihDg siege. MRS.
WlNsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP reiieves the
child from pain and cures dysentery aud dsrrhqa
IL soflens the gums reduces Inflammation, cures
wind-colc, aud carries the infant safely through the
teeihing period. 1t performs precisely what 1t pro-
fesses TO perform, every part OF i-aoihing less.
we nave never seen Mrs. WINsLOw; know her
only through the preparation OF her" Soothing
Syrup for Children Teethipg.' If we hal tie
power we would make her. as she Is, physical sa-
yiour To the infant race. Sold by ali druggists.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. my 6-eodlw
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ENoCH AROEN.-The affecting drama
founded on Tennyson's exquisite poem OF
that name, and popularized in Richmond
by the artistic efforts OF Edwin Adams, will
be presented at the Theatre on Monday
night Dy company OF players who, In the
Judgment OF their friends, have attained
such proficiency a> will enable them 10
give most enjoyable entertainment. The
present indiclllons are favorable TO large
audience. The performers have given the
drama, which is IN five acts, earnest study
and nalnstnking rehearsal.
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A PLEASANT OCCASION.-Captain a. g..
Babcock. who il retiring from the ice buS-
ne,s, gave complimentary benefit last eve
ming at Snclino's Cafe TO his former i'hful
emploleS. To say that it was handsome
and hIghy-eDi occasion gives but a
faint idea OF the couvivial and truly enjoy
able evening spent by those present.
Captain BIbcock presided with grace, and
was ably assisted by Captain John Hamp.
den Chamberlayne, who gave out the toasts
aud made an address iD well-timed express
Sions to the host and his successor, Mr.. VI.
W. Johnston, the superintendent Of the
new ice company. The blnquet was a
sumptuouS one, and was thoroughly en-
loved by all present. Many expressions Of
good feeling and witty pleasantries were
INDUCED IN. ana the evening was happily
concluded with tie singing bv the company
of ''ln the sweet Bye.and Bye"
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR EXCCRsION.-A grand
picnic will be gwen on Monday, 10Th IN
slant. under the auspices Of the knights
Tcmplar OF Richmond. comprising Rich
mond Commandery, No. ., and Command
erv OF -. Andrew, No. 10. The place Sc
lected by tie cOmmlitee is the celebrated
estate Of the late James Gait, known a.
Point Of Fork" on the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad, fiity.SiX miles from
Richmond. The charming scenery along
this new route is attractive and beautiful,
and hundreds will doubtless avail them
selves Of the privilege Of this trip, which Is
oiyen at less than one third the regular fare.
4 dav full OF enjoyment and pleasure Is
promlsed. Abundance OF shade. refresh
mems. music. and good company will be
found at this delightful place.
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We have just received large lot Of fresh Apol-
linaris Water. W.D BLAIR & co.
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THE MozARr LAST NIGHT The pro
oramme for last nights musicale, though
Short. was very interesting. Mr.. John
lOeWtt, OF this city, made his fiIsi DOW oe'
fore a Mozart audience. His Two come
seios for tenor, Sneering Song" by G'lty'
and ..Wake Up" sereuade. by Emmett
were well received, and elected the mos
enthusiastic applause. The INSTRUMENTS
part of the progrsmme was well arranged,
and It's rendition exceptionally good. Ihere
was a large audience present.
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Attractive COURSE or LECTURES.-Rey.
0. +. FHppo commences series OF lectures
ut Grace->treet BIptist church on Tuesday
night next, The proceeds OF which will be
devoted to the building OF mission sun
day school and chapel northeast OF and adj
Joining the city. The Young Mems Mis-
sionary Society OF the church are fortunate
in having secured so popular lecturer to
aid them in this laudable object. Dir.
FippO l. eloquent, instructive, and humor-
Gus, and all who near the first VIII desire 10
hear all these lectures.
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HusTISGs CorRT.-Tn the Hastings Court
yesterday John Bowen, who was on Friday
convicted OF The murder OF Posey Drew,
was brought into court and sentenced by the
Judge TO three years 10 the penitentiary.
Charles Bowen, charged with being i'm
plicated in said murder, was then put upon
trial and acquitted.
The grand jury will meet Tomorrow.
The court will also hear applications for
liquor licenses.
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FAIR AND FEAST.-The Junior Workers
Society OF St. Marks church call upon their
friends and the friends Of the church to
patronize their sale, at No. 2l5 east Broad
street. These Young persons have, along
with all the congregation. worked bard to
get their church free from debt. That hay-
ing been accomplished, they wish TO put It
in good order b, fore IL, conservation. They
will offer useful articles OF their own handi-
work. chiIdren's clothing. and fancy articles.
with luGch and refreshment, every day and
evening. They will begin TuesdIy eve
ming, aud close on Thursday or Friday.
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BRIEF LOCALs.-On Saturday the jury
sworn in the Circuit Court TO try the SUIT OF
Bryant Us. Archer d Bruce, OF the Vulcan
Iron Works, for damages for injury 10 an
employe, being unable to agree, were ad-
journed over TIL Monday morning.
The Il. l.. |. Blues Will parade May 10th
in honor OF their eighty-eighth anniversary,
and at night have banquet at their armory,
on Seventh street. We acknowledge hand
some and courteous invitation.
4 pleasing feature Of the splendid lecture
OF Hon. John Randolph Tucker at Mozart
Hall Friday night was the presentation to
that gentleman OF a beautiful bouquet. AT
its conclusion Captain Ham. Cbamberlayne
proposed three cheers for Mr.. Tuckes. The
lecture was given for the benefit of the Gov
ernor's Guard, First Virginia regiment,
who, together with their popular Captain,
John II. Parater, were present in uniform
to the number Of Efty-liye men.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Robert Butler and william Lewis (bott
coIored), charged with fighting, were dis
charged on payment OF costs.
Beverly Branch (coIored) was fined g.
for disorderly conduct in the street.
Sarah Num- o (colored), charged with steal.
Ing 90 from John Hinton. The case was
continued until Monday.
Amanda Nelson (cOlored), assault and bat.
terry. The case was continued TIL Tuesday
next.
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CARS on THE BASIN TRAcK.-On Friday
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad rails
having been completed 10 point In the Da-
sin past Eighth street. an engine was sent
down on the new track for trial. Yesterday
a train went down and carried up the road
a load Of steel rails which were plled on
The side Of the track awaiting shipment.
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a SERIOUS COMPLAINT.-There is great
complaint on the part OF those OF our citi-
zens who are so fortunate as to have flowers
in their front yards Of the depredaiions Of
" flowcr.thieves." This annoyance ought
to be stopped, and every effort should be
made 10 detect and punish the depredatOrs
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CLOSING OF THE ART EXHIBITION. The
exhibition OF the Art Association will close
on Wednesday night. MAY 10Th, with a
promenade concert. in which some Of our
finest performers will take part. The exhi.
biton certainly deserves the support OF our
citizens, and 1t is hoped it will be well pa
tronized during the few days yet remaining.
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WILLIAM L. ROYALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nos. SO AND 81 LIBERTY STREET.
no7.em NEW YORK CITY.
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"HAPPY Homes" TUESDAY NIGHT.-The
Rev. Henry McDonald, ID. d., will deliver
his popular lecture on Happy Homes at
the Third Presbyterian church Tuesday
night. The success which this lecture has
attained i JUST aud fitting tribute to the
abilities of one OF Rlehmond's most popu-
lar and gifted divines.
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The COwPEss" CENTENNlAL.-houh :,
trip tickets to the centennia' celeora1'oa ~
the battle OF Cowpens," whlcn VIII .aN'
place at Spartanblyg. :. e.. next M.anes,
day, will be issued by tue hlcnnonu anu a''a
Danville Railroad Company, sood ior n''
days, al reduced rates.
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ROLL OF Honor AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHOoL.-The following is the lis OF tle
pupils on the roll of homer last week al the
High school. Senior A Cass-Sallie B)tt,
Emily COttrell, Maggie \. teriel, jennie
Hammond. Mary +. Pulliam, Barbara
Reith, Minnie Saunders. Senior B-kate
Dunkel, Annie ElmOre, Mary Folkes, Jcn'
ME Gum, Ida Harrison. Irene Loyen'teln,
Addie Mayo, Annie Snyder. intermediate
A-Lilian Pace. intermediate B-Alce
Hamilton, Mary Wilson, Rebecca whit
lock. Junior A-Mary Apperson, Annie
Hudeins, LIZZIE Hnlcheson. Junior b
Jessie Pendleton, Annie Epps, EmllV
Bosher, Lulie Jones. Bessie Trlbbeti, hlt'y
Turner, Mamie DriDkard, Charles Sauh-
ders, Tucker Sands, Charles Enker.
Attendance for the week. SO per cent.
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The ITALIAN TOBACCO CONTRACTS The
types OF Virginia leaf-tobaccO required by
the Italian Government this year are on eX-
hibition in the Office Of the Italian Vice
Consul. Mr.. John A. Pizzini, liz Main
street, where they can be seen daily between
the hours of II NJ. and p. NJ. The guam
tity needed is 6O0,0O0 kilogrammes, or 1856
GOO pounds equally divided into two quail
ties-of the crops OF 1879 and 1880. The
award OF contracts will be made III Rome
ON the 10th OF June next.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY," The reg.
uar monthly meeting Of the Executive Com
mttee OF the Virginia Historical Society
was held last evening. s O'Clock. at their
looms IN the Westmoreland Club house.
| Present MCSsr,. Palmer (chairman), Henry.
| Valentine. Olt, Barney, Brock. and B1rks-
dale recording Secretaly) Mr.. W. ID. HlX-
on, secretary Of the Mason County IIstori-
cal Society, May>yile, KY, was present by
invitation.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. \ number OF valuable gifts
Of books, &C., were reported.
An invltliion was read from The Commit
tee Of Arrangements on Public Ceremonies
on the occasion of the "unveiing the me-
mOria column to the vlctOrS Of the battle OF
| Cowpens. erected by New II impshire, Mas
Sacbu>etlS. Connecticut, Rhode Island. New
| York. New jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
| MARYLAND. Virginia, North Carolina, South
! Carolina, GeOrgia-the old thirteen Stales-
and the state Of Tennessee" 10 take place
at SpaItanburg, s. c., May II, 1881, at which
| addre. scS will he delivered by representa-
tive ciilzenS from the New England, Md
die. and Southern States.
! In response 10 the invitation il was
! d" ReSOiUed. That the corresponding sec
rstary be directed TO acknowledge the lnvi-
taliOn Of Hon. William a. Couricnay, chair
man. aud others, the committee OF ar.
rangemcnts for the uhveilng the memorial
column to the victors OF the battle Of Cow
pens. 10 take place at Spartanbnrg. :. c.,
May IL, 1881, and that Hon. j. j.. VI. Curry,
Hon. \. VI. keIey, Hon. b. K. Wexford.
Jr., Colonel Archer Anderson, and Colonel
II. c. CabelI be appointed to represent this
Sociely on that OCCASION
On motion Of Mr.. Henry, permission was
given Hiss Virginia Kean 10 copy the por-
trait of President James Monroe belonging
TO the Society, il being stated that she de-
sire> 10 present the copy TO the state Lii
| braIy.
Rev. Oliver Crane, ID. d., MorristOwn,
n. j., was elected a corresponding member
OF the Society; and the following nOmina.
tions were made: For corresponding mem
bel, samuel l.. NJ. Barlow, Esq, New York
city; for members, Captain Philip llaXaII,
Francis NJ. Boykin, E'q., Lewis Booker,
Esq, James l.. Bisphan, ESD, Philadel'
! phia, Pa.
Adjourned.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY IS A. NJ, 60 :
9 A. NJ, GS; noon. 10; =. NJ, rs; & Z.
NJ, 67 midnight. So.
Mean temperature, Ga.
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Have your Photographs done at LEE CALLER
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MANCIIESTER AND VICINITY.

Declines. 1t will be seen from his card
that Mr.. william II. Garnett declines to bC
a candidate for Mayor. His friends will be
greatly disappointed at his decision, while
Manchester loses the chance OF securing
the services OF one OF ils best citizens.
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Imported Claret, bottled by Us and Of superior
quality, at very low figures. ". ID. BLAIR K co.
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CORN. HAY. AND SHUCkS WANTED.
Y Iwf.h 10 buy CORN, HAY, ana SHUCkS, IN
car oad lots. or less, either ihe Chesapeake ana
Oaio. the EicumOud and Ihnyille, ihe RichmOnd
suJ Allegheny the Richmond and York River, the
Vlrtinia Ni6iaud, Richmond. trcdcrick> Ourg ana
Potomac. aud the Atlantic and Mississippi railroad
lines. or upon any nsylgaDle stIcan lides urnished
and d yment made IN cash pvr railroad weights.
C0rreslGndtnce solicited.
CHARLES l.. TODD.
feI2 Nolgl5 Cary street. Richmond. Va.
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II .e ready on opening and VIII b. found an agIee-
ab'e add ION t. tie choice things which uudcnlabS
enlarge the pleasures OF life and encourage gOOd
u IoMshlp aId GOOD nature II rIghlly enlOyed.
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FISHING TACKLE.
TACKLE. FISH.

FISHING TACKLE. FIsH.NU6Hyas
a ING TACKLE It. W. TlG.%~sSsA~"
NOR. No. 1912 Main street. ha, Just received. OF
his own importstion, large sud varied assortment
Of FISHING TACKLE, such a. slLh, EvIIon,
aud LINEN LINES large variety OF weii-iem-
iot OF siIs-woyen GUT LEADbR-; a spieudid llae
OF JuINTED and OTHER RODS Give hlm cal
If YOU want a good slvortsman's ouint. sp.lO-lu,
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Lee Gallery, 900 Main st. Photographs delis
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer. far weather,
winds mostly southerly, and lower barome.
ter
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FURNITURE STORED.

THOSE WISHING TO STORE FUR
i NlTURE for loug or short period, or TO ep-
gage delig ghtfn rooms for OCCUPANCY duriDgsummer,
can address a B. C., care Carrier No ., city.
nay S.SutNul2t
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FOR THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL ADOPTED
BY CONFERENCE OF CONGRESSIONAL AND
MASONIC c0MMITTEEs-IMPOsING CERNo-
MES BY THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.
Grand Master Peyton s. Coles and Grand
Secretary w. B. 1saacs returned yesterday
morning from Yorktown, where, by especial
lnvltation.they met the Executive Committee
OF the Yorktown Centennial Congressional
Committee. The object OF this me etDg was
Tor general conference looking to arrange.
nents and q programme for the distin-
gushed ceremonies to be performed In the
celebration by the Masons OF the State.
IL is now generally understood that the
Government will occupy four days, COM
mencing on October 1Slb. instead OF three
days, as heretofore contemplated (commenc-
ing ON the 19th). This change has been
wisely made, since the programme hereto
fore mapped ont could scarcely have been
crowded into three days.
The programme for the Is b OF October
as adopted at The conference i briefly as fol.
lows: lst. Meeting called 10 order by Sen.
aior Johnston, chairman Of the commit
tee, at II o'clock noon. %. Prayer. Sd.
Music. 4h. Introductory and explanatory
remarks by Senator Johnston. 9Th. Music.
9th. Address of welcome by Governor Hol-
1uhN. itn. MUSIC. Old. LtitnS cOlutT-
stone Of the monument by the MasOns.
This arrangement gives ample time for
imposing ceremonies by the Grand Lodge
of Virginia, since after the preliminary
/ order above mentioned they will have the
remainder Of the day 10 themselves. Thus
the time allotted to them will not be rs
limited as was contemplated by the previous
arrangement.
The gentlemen OF tue conference were
handsomely enteltlined at Yorktown on
Friday. They went over the grounds, in-
Spectcd the site Of the monument and the
campiDg.grounds. That evening the Grand
Master and Grand Secretary were elegantly
entertained bv Senator Johnston and the
commute on board their handsomely.
fitted steamer 'DiSpltch." The conference
was concluded IN board while en- route tor
Old Point. where the committee spent the
night. The Grand Master and Grand Secre-
tary continued on their wav To Norfolk,
where .hey embarked on the Old Dominion
steamship Manhattan, arriving in Richmond
yes,e erdly forenoon.
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LIVE. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.
00CTTaND - LINE. ROCKLAND

OCKLAND LINE. ROCh LAND
III LIME 200 barrels from the ceiepia,, !, =
.CrockeuT Line Kilns. THIS lime siabos al " :
head az the nst 1herey. 1t has been inlrcdnctu, a,
ana hss NO superior 1000 barrels best k9ssna s'
Jydraniic Cemens 1000 barrels eaeioeu -. -
land plaster ground fresh every DAY from t -.
Nova scotia Lump, put up ia new bags; Sspa 'of
prices. ..-..,,..,, s,n.a, aonih side DOCK
sp 2g.tJeI4 -----------
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THEY DON'T LEAYg ANY UNPLEASANT TASTE
after sm0kng--no artificial nayor-W WHirLoCk's
" PIC-NICm CIGARS.
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SUMNER RESORTS,
THE ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA,
AND THE
LATE "JORDAN ALUM
NOW CONSOLIDATED IN ONE PROPERTY
AND
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.

Aloint.stock conpary haviug bought these two
continuous properties. To b. known under the old
Ute oil "ROckBRlDGt ALUM SPRINGS" will
open u 10 he public on JUNE ST under the super
vision OF Mr.. WILLIAM Frazier. who was be-
lore the war. and for fOnr years afier the war; In
charge OF the original Alum Sprngs We think the
puhlc VIII una him the night man IN the right place.
j. FRED. EFFlNGFR,
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MANCHESTER, VA, May 7, 1881

TO My FtIel1. Citizens Of Manchester:
have heard with great qualification The desire ex-
pressed by many of you that | should become a
candidiie for the position OF Mayor Of the city IL
has been many Years since occupied pubic pO-
siuOn. In the interval many aud radical changes
have taken place IN the laws affecting the conduct
of our affairs Nv business has kept me too closely
confined To rs details 10 admit of any special ac-
quaniance with the full drift of these laws. Feel
ing. therefore nay unness To fill the position as II
should be hued, must respectfully define to allow
my name 10 be used as candidate for that otce.
Al the same time | return 10 YOU, one aud all, my
most grateful thanks for this signal evidence OF your
esteem, inv S-ltI WILLIAM H. GAkNETT.
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEY tour years oldl $3.50 PEA
GALLoN-quaity unsurpassed for The money-at
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE EDGE.HlLL SCHOOL.

The next session OF this school vii, commence
the l5TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1851, and eiose lbe
l5tn Of June. 1882
For circulars apply 70 The
MISSES RANDoLPn,
keswicA pos. oihctS
sp li.lm Alpemarle eou.,y,NA