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The saratoga Faces, wednesday,.

DOSWgIL's Constantine IN THE FIRST RACE.
The first race was a dash OF mile for
maidens three-year-Olds, colts TO carry 100
pounds, geldngs 1902 pounds, and iillics 100
mounds the starters for which were Ken
nison d Merrick's Herbert, c. G. Shaw's
Valentino, and f. J. McElmeePS General
Monroe, each at 10j pounds; +. A. Cla-
baueh's Rob Roy and o. Bowie's Sports
man, each at l02 pounds; r. {. F0X's Mag
gie Aver, ID. COllaizzis's Jessie X, and L.
w, DosWelPs Constantine, at 100 pounds
each. C. Reeds Torchight was entered,
but lust before the start was 4" scratched"
Rob Roy was the iayorltc both in the pools
and books, with Constantine and General
Monroe dividing the hOnOrs for the next
choice.
The RdCe.-To rather struggling start
the filg was dropped with General Monroe,
Constantine and Rob Roy leading on the
outside, followed by Sportsman, Maggie
Aver in front of Valentino, Jessie H.. and
Herbert. Before they reached the turn Rob
Roy bad crossed over to the inside and at
the turn was leading with Sportsman and
General Monroe. They reached the quar-
ter.pole Tapped, followed by Constantine
and Valentino on even terms. As they
reached the stables Valentino improved his
poSitiOn, and at the half was third, head
behind Sportsman and tapped by Mag
gie Aver, the three running length and 4
half behind Rob Roy. The faverite re-
tanned his lead round the turn, but the
others, with the exception Of Sportsman,
gradually gained on Rob Roy, and, with
Constantine fourth, they wheeled into the
stretch together. When straight, Nalen-
tino, Constantine, and Maggie Aver each
made determined play TO reach Rob Roy,
and until they reached the seyen.furlOng
post both Valentino and Constantine looked
dangerous. Just at that point Maggie Aver
passed both and nearly reached Rob Roy.
She would without doubt have taken the
lead, but somehow Jones allowed Rob
Row to sWerve and Gibbs was compelled
to pull the FLY up and come on the in
side. As it was, Rob Roy only beat her
by half length to the post, followed by
Constantine six lengths away and four in
front Of Valentino, with Sportsman, Gene
raj Monroe, Jessie X, and Herbert follow
| ing in the order named. Time, 1:434. Rot
Rows number as the first past the post was
promptly shown. but after they had all
weighed in Maggie Ayers number was
substituted, and Constantine placed second,
the judges disquaIifying Rob Roy as winner
by reason Of the foul, for which they eX,
cused Jones on the ground that the foul
was unintentional." The decision created
much excitement, many, including owners
and others. declaring that there had been
20 foui within the meaning OF the rules
and generally denounced the tao judges on
| the stand.
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Persecution Of ,i,e Jews in Russia.

Ia many OF the towns OF Central and
Southern Russia those who were maItreat-
Ing the Jewish residents have done just as
they pleased, and all appeals made by the
sufferers TO the authorities for protection
have been contemptuously ignored. The
details OF the prosecutions read very much
like 4 chapter OF chronicles OF the middle
ages. tn one town the houses OF the Jews
were entered and sacked, aud what the plum
derefs did not care to carry of for their
OWE use was burned IN the streets. Four.
teeG Jewish young women were strIR9ed
naked, and so shamefely abused that ten
OF their number died the next day, eBd
while this was going on the military aud
police gave to the rioters their silent APP.
proyal. There is one case noted OF ipter-
ference, where a party OF men had bO<snd
aud whipped Jew vita cowhldes, and
were about TO throw him into fire made
FROM his own household goods, an officer
stopping them, with the remark that, posi-
bly,, that wac carrying the sport trihe too
far. There is little doubt that ia number
less eases these seetaries have been used
quite as haTshly az were the Christians in
whose tOrtures, it was said, drew
Russia into philanthropic war with Tur-
key. That after this treatment many Jews
Will be content to remain I'm Russia is not
% be believed,
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ave Imperasrix.
oeuAR WILDE.

OSCAR WiLDbs
Cal In this stormy Northern sea,
0aser ~ these restless fields er tide,
Ers,sndf what shail men cay Of thee.
Refore whose feet the worlds diflder
n lonely Himalaysn height,
draw plIlar OF the fncian SKY,
Where s.s'st thou last Ia changing bSst
our winged dogs OF Vlctoiyt
What proat now that we have bound
The whole round world with nets OF goa,
III hidden in our heart Is found
The care that groweth never oldE
What profit that our RalleYs ride
Pine. forest like on every main
Ruin and wreck are a. our slue,
Grim warders OF the house OF PAM
vhere are the brave, the strong. the Sect
Where Is our Lnglbh chlyalryY
wild grasses are their burial-sheet.
And sobbing waves their trenody'
a. lived ones, lying far away.
What word Of love can dead up. eeun
a. wasted dusti o. senBeless clay
+, this the eEdf Is this the endl
p.,c.. mace, We wrong the noble dead
To veg their solemn slumber so;
Though childless. aud with morn 'ero"he@ meas
In The steep road must England 10
Yet when thi, fiery web Is spun,
Her Waterman shall descry from Ihr
The Young republic, Ike asun'
Rise from these crimson seas Oh WAT
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A rare chance for a gOyerness Is 01ered
by a lady who adyertlses I'm the London
Times. All that is wanted Is that the can
didate. "Of good birth and education.
shall g take the entire charge OF q sweet lit
file GIRL two wears Of age" be " 4 useful ana
agreeable companion " to the sweet little
rirl's mamma, "ccyer with her needle, ac-
tive and obligng, OF good temper, amlable
and unselfish, and naturally fond OF chill
drsn." and be able to give "the most unde-
niable references" For these trifles 5l25 a
wear, travelling expenses, and wa>hlng are
offered, with The additional inducement that
| conscientious and tender care OF the little
pet will be warmly appreciated"
Captain Lac B1SSett, the veteran door
keeper of the United States Senate, and VINO
will complete his blif-century % service IN
the Senate chamber in December next, i
now busily engaged in preparing his forth
coming volume. entitled "SkctcheS ana
"reminiscences OF the United States Senate
lS311SSl."
George Williams, once a young negro
nreacher in Alexandria, Va, but q prOml-
nent Republican member OF the last Legis-
h,ure OF Ohio from Cincinnati, has "skip-
ned " that city and gone TO parts unknown,
leaving behind him many reminders IN the
shape Of unpaid bills In tue hands OF both
Democrats and Republicans.
The Lynch6urg Ne,cS, speaking OF ball
at the Montgomery White Sulphur, says !;
q" Miss Cibell, daughter Of Hon. George c.
| Cibell. OF the Fifth congressional district,
was very much admired, and seemed to be
the life Of the occasion. She wore pale-Dlue
silk, white lace trimmings, and pearls"
II is reported that during the recent can
ysss in North Carolina Senator Vance asked
one Of his sons how he was going to vote.
| The Young mau answered, " In favor OF the
wet ticket" proceed, my SON." said ola
| Zeb. cit has made you what you are."-
| Atlanta Constitution.
4 Rhode Island man called neighbor 4
" lantern.j4wed cockroach." A SUIT for
SANDER resulted, and the jury returned as
follows: "NOt guilty on lan,crn.i lwed, but
way oil on cockroacb, and we ind damages
| in the sum OF three cents"
Professor W. J. Martin, Of Davidson Col
| lecp. y. c., formerly Of the University OF
North Carolina, has accepted the professor
| ship of Geology, MinerJlogy, &c., IN the
University Of North Carolina.
For men who amt afraid" our Repub-
| ican friends keep up powerful whist e
A. they near the Ohio graveyard. Ana
they seem very tIemulous in the high notes.
| too
The so.called Russian Christians are MUIR
dering jews aud destroying their property
| by the wholesale. Turkeys conduct to-
| wards Christians has not been a. cruel.
A Port Jeryis mother cures her little ones
Of using improper language 10y washing
| their mouths with SOlp>udS. y go0u rem
edy for some Of larger growth.
The West Point star says that Rev.
j. l.. NJ. Curry, ID. D.. viii preach Mt LES
ter Manor church on sunday next, the IAN
instant.
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. That Court Plaster"
NEW Orleans Times.I

New Orleans Times.I
Nh thai chin, with It's dimple and wonderful eurV'
And marvellous fsirness, he'd ne'er seen us
And Twas greatly enhanced By biz OF court piss-
ter .or.,cb >
Ulsinn5cence thought wal conceahng 4 scratch
A. first a, WAS natural, they IA ked OF the weather
How hot and how suitry fhe dfy that had passed ;
How enormous the fortune the groom hdd
amassed.
MI. x, thing I'm order. OF course was the tunnel.
win me darkness of EKypt-whateyer That Is
And the little black patch, when they merged INTO
Had Changed is position from her chm to his.
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A sanguinary Record.
RESULTS or CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS
WITHOUT LICENSE.

WITHOUT LICENSE.
fFrom the Chicago Inter. Ocean.l
There have been twenty-five murders In
Chicago since the 1st OF January. Last year
there were thirty-siX. This is not alone Il
horrible showing. 1t is one also that re-
Aects disgrace upon the city. Judged from
any point Of view II is revelation that
should beget earnest efforts to discover the
cause OF Hll this violence. and, II possible,
devise measures TO correct II. 1t is safe 20
say that hall, and possibly many more, Of
these murders are the result of sudden heat,
and not ptemedIlated. II the law against
carrying concealed weapons were enforced,
the negro who shot down two men on State
street Tuesday would not have committed
the deed, and so is IL with more than half
the cases. Men have pistols, and at the
slightest proyocatlon use them with muir
der0us effect. OF course, II Is said that the
law forbldding the carrying a weapons can
not be strictly carried out, and this is grant
eds but there is no well.directed effort TO
enforce II at all. When some poor devil is
arrested for q minor crime and pistol is
discovered upon him he Is tincd q few dol
lars and bet 60; bat IN nineiy.nine cases
olat OF a hundred the law is violated with
out sn effort 10 enforce IL. The fact is the
lse nalty for carrying weapon without pro-
per permission should be increased until il
will 6e dangerous and costly amusement to
do so. 10 addition to this reward should
be Ilsh for toe arrest and conviction OF
every man carrying weapons without the
permit OF the authorities. and Ia this way
the practice would be broken up, for nearly
every guilty person would be insarmed
The hahitual custem OF Juggling a
revolver around. rs II this were frontier
mining towR, has gjt to be standing dis
grace TO the city, aud other cities are Ia abe
iame category. The practice should be |
,roken up at all hazards, aud the walking |
Irsenais eonBseated.
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SOME STALwART SWEARING. Before the
Mayor yesterday morning young white
man proved by four witnesses that he had
not drawn pistol on a colored man. The
colored man proved by the same number
that be had. He was acquitted; where
upon he charged the colored mans wife
with loud swearing on the occasion. He
promptly proved by four witnesses that
Sue bad, aud she promptly proved by The
same number 10 the contrary. She was &C.
quilted. One or two other cases OF small
importance were disposed off, Charlotte,
N. g., Observer.
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a Negro Policeman Goes On Duty In
Philadelphia.

A crowd OF five hundred whites ana
blacks assembled near a ststion-bouse IN
Philadelphia to see Droper, the black po-
Iceman, 90 on duty for the first time. The
comments were racy. The Press says;
"Dlt air njggab can't rest dis yere
chile.v cried a frowsy-lookiDg young co:
Iored woman. "Fd break his jaw, l
would"
"Wbat's you talking bout, ga ~ re-
torted an elderly negress reproylngIT. i
guess youse never been in de Sour, has
yery why. down derc dey has muffin but
cuIlud gemmen fur p'lcemen. You're not
smart, you isn't r.,
81 don't keer," was the reioinder, |
don't low no buck niggah to take ne, an
don't YOU forgit it,"
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL lift

~ STEAMSHIPS.-B Baltimore and sxHxkajsSs
LIVERPOOL ria Halifax. y. =. and ~. Johns, y. f.,
every alternate TIL SDAY Quebec aud Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
dentod advantages 10 tourists. enabling them 10
view the magnificent scenery of the Lower II. Law
renee. la addition. the distance from Quebec 10
Liverpool Is 500 miles shorter. and OF the reduced
distance 1000 miles Is Inland uayigisen, reducing
the actual ocean voyage 10 a minimum Ot five DAYS.
Extra shiDs from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
10 BOSTON.
Fer passage and information, appy 20 4. W. GAR
Der, Agent tat Richmond, Va. OF LENL & ALDEN,
G.. f.. A.. POI Broadway, y. Y; ZOl Washington
street Boston; l07 south Fifth street. Philadelphia.
~ D.nnIEm
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INTERESTING TO MAs0es.-ln the Circuit
Court OF the United States for Nsssachu'
sets, Judge Nelson presiding, bill was
died on July 80. 1851, BIZ CALVIN &. Burt,
plaiati1, against Darius Wilson, defendant,
10 obtain aD injunction against Wilson to
preyeBt him from acting as grand master,
and IRON, using the Grand Lodge property,
which q claimed by Burt. the founder OF
the rite. Saturday. The Injunction being
served. the defendant moved the court to
dissolve tbs i1juDction, aud the case goes
over until the Aext motion day 10 Septem,
her. Burt resides In Detroit, Mich, and
Wilson lives 10 Boston. BOihaTe confident
Of sqccess,
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R.O.GRAYsoy, Auctioneer.
GALE OF THE WHITE SULPHUR
- SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

By virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, IN the chancerv suit Of Gl2V's
execu ors rs. The MONTGOMERY White Sulphur
Springs Company, we viii sell the REAL ESTATE
AND FRANCHISES Of said company, on the
premises. ~ auction on
THURSDAY, AUGUST p, 1881
This proDcry consists of 266 ACRES OF tX-
CkLLENT LIMESTONE LAND, CREEK BOT
TOM AND UPLAND-much Of % In valuable tim-
bcr: LARGE HOTEL, COTTAGES, EEttPIlON-
HOUSE. BATH.HOUSES, BONLl\G-ALLk1S,
&C.. &C.; all complete, In good repair ana capable
Of comfortably enter aiming 500 guests; also, 4
RAILROAD In first class order IN Ted and equip
ment, connecting the lawn WI u ih0 Norfolk aud
Western railroad, one and three quarter miles dS-
tant. The springs are IN romantic glen IN The
heart OF the AhcghaIies, and I'm easy reach OF the
Otner Virginia springs. The lawn IS sup-rb, ana
improved with magnificent shade Trees tountalns
walks. &C., &c. Two white sulphur springs and
chaybeate furnish an UNFAILING SUPPLY OF
highly medicinal waters, all making suI2ner re-
sort second 10 none in attractions aud popularity.
TERMS: Five per cent. cash on the day OF sale !;
residue in equal instruments. running one. twoaDd
three years. with interest from day OF sale. bonds
and security required, and tlt'c retained by the
Court until purchasC-mOney shall be fuy paid.
Posse sion delivered January l 1852.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Christian,burg, Va. . -.,.-
THOMAS +. SULLIVAN,
GEORGE G.. JUNklN.
iy2 Commissioners.
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worthy orGeneraImancocIS.

New York FTeeInan's JJnrnaLI
We met last week lady Of a family resi-
dent on Governors Island-not member
OF General Hancock's household, bnt great
friend. She told us that since July I'd,
when Mr.. Garfield was shot, General Han
cock had refused to 90 to public dinners or
on those excursions Of a quiet kind he l.
very fond Of. The point is one that we did
not suppose held, to personal inconve-
nence. in modern America, now that call
those State lines are wiped out" We could
imagine gallant old General Pike Graham,
Of the Grabams Of Virginia, making the
point; but here we have il from General
Hancock, OF Pennsylvania: alt is not
proper that accept festive entertainments
while the President, en- Cdicio my com
mandeT-in- chief, is lowering between life
and DEATH" Who will say the age Of
chivalry is passed when 4 major-general OF
the army, defeated by the lavish Use OF
money in New York, thus holds himself
toward the man that is President, in place
Of himself, by bribery and corruption only!
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We regret to learn OF the death Of Mr..
George FitZhugh, father OF Mrs. G.. Z,
Thornton, OF West Point, which occurred
on the 30th Ultimo at Huntsville, Texas.
He was seyenty-four years OF age. Mr..
Fitzhugh was q much.hOnored HterGteUr,
a scientific writer in the years gone by OF
DeBpU'S ReUie1 and other leading maya
zines, aud author OF several works OF great
interest West Point Star.
A writer in Land and Water says there
are from 1000 10 1900 English landholders
IN Virginia, with farms from 100 to 1000
pcres, and that they are remarkably happy.
lie especially recommends Virginia for gen.
tlemen emigrants with large families. 1t
offe II almosl the only genuine country life
with eongenial surroundings to the eXpa-
triate,i gentleman"
Senator Grover. Of Oregon, has arrived
at Dans1 ille, N. y, al which place his fam
ily have been seiourning during his alb
senee ia Oregon. They will at once visit
one OF the ssa-shors towns nj New Eng.
and, where they VIII srcud the remaIEdeF
)f The season.
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C1nMMIsslnNER,s sALE OF NALU.

COMMISSIOEER'S SALE OF NALU-
~ ABLE FARM N CULPEpkR COUNTY ON
THE RAPPAIIANNOCk RIVER ylrlure OF
Richmond in the suit Of Currie rs. Armstrong
&C.. the UNDERSIGNED will sell al public auction, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is. 1881,
al the front door of the Cnlpcper courthouse,
VALUABLE FARM, on the RappahAnn0ck riyer.
near Waterloo known "a the Jett tract, containing
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, the property OF
The defendant, j Jhu :. Armstrong.
This tract l. well ocqted I'm line neighborh0O1,
about three miles from the Fauduier White sulphur
SPRINGS anil six miles from the town OF WarreHlou'
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourh cash, ana The bal
auce on "A credit OF one. two, and three years, I'm
tnual insiaiments, with interest from the day or
sale-the deferred payments 10 be secured ny TIE
bond, OF The purchaser with good security and the
retaining OF The legal title until ~ the purchase
money is paid. JAMES W. GkEEN'
Commissioner.
r. GRAYSOS, AuctiOneer. ~ 22-F4w
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ICE-CREAn. CONFKCTIONERIES. &c.

DURE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers Of pc-nics, fairs, festivals.
excursions, &C, Will ind it 10 their interest to tr5
my
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CREAM,
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dairles
Orders for Sunday must be eil exclusively on SAT-
urd9v.
Always on hand, Of my own manufacture, a good
supply of CAKES. II. W. MOEsTA,
mv 12-3m No 100 ,ast Main street.
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TWICE LOOKED FOR TIE JUDGMENT'DAY.-
Abram Flavell, a prominent Second Ad-
ventist Of Newark, died yesterday at the age
OF Seventy.nine years. In lS45 be had a
lucrative business which he gave away in
the belief that Judgmentd ay was at band.
He then dressed himself in white and wait
ed TO be translated 10 Heaven. His disap-
pOlntment then did not discourage him, for
Ten years later he again gave away his pro-
perry, and, dressed in robes OF white, await
ed the crack OF doom.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFGCR,l
IiANONER COUNTY. Va. !
TANES +. BOWLES. Plaintiff.
~ against
John T; Nils aud Betty X. bis wife: George 7.
Uaw trustee uudCr a deed or uust from said John
r. Mills and wife. aud the said George i. llaw N
his own light: sophia NJ Pcmberton, W. W Tim
berake, ana Edward ". llughes.... defendants,
IL CuASCERY.
Ry a decree entered iu this cause, now pending IN
the Clrcult Court of Hanover county, on The % h
dav OF April 1881, II Il Criefed that one or the
of said court do inquire and report
To the court
{" /. What real estate IS owned by the defendant
Holm T. Mills and what IS It's ANIMAL aud fet-siinple
value, aud where sliuattd.
= What are the liens upon the said real estate,
and The respective piionties thereof, and the
amounts thereof. and 10 whom payable.
"3 Wheeler the rents and prOhis OF Tue cetend-
ants John T. MISS real estate In me hll aud pro-
ceed ngs mentioned. any other rtal estate he may
own VIII nav of the Hens thereon In Ave years
The parties Interested IN This suit viii take notice
thai have nxed upon WEDNESDAY the 2lst DAY
of September, aud Hanover Courthouse as the
time and place for executing this GtcrCe.
Given under my hand this llth gay OF August,
1881. ). {. Redo
an I2.F4w Commissioner.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP 1sEFs,
IA TICKETS. sSsa8sESss
ErROrEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

II KDIFNN ; tNNNTIII NWLNt i
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrst-cass ocean 'tcam-
ship lines from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, TO Europe CIjNARD, WHITE STAR,
NATIONAL. ANCHOR, GUlON, INMAN. AMER
ICAN, RED STAR, ALLAN. NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERlCAN. and NtIli'
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and BOR-
DEAGN. FIRST CLASS, SECOSD-tLA>s, ana
STEERAGE TICKETS to and from an The principal
points In Europe. Excursion tickets at reduced
rates. State-rOOms secured IN advance. Par les
going 10 Europe or sending for their friends would
90 well 10 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steamship
TICKETS 10 all points I'm the United states and aa'
ada. Rates same rs at depots and general omc's
so trouble 20 answer questions Write 10 Or call Oh
\. " CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, Richmond, Va
a.D, 1 I ~ N
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EOR NEW YORK.-Tae OId ..

EOR NEW 1ORk.-Tac Old - fT-k
Il Dominion Steamship Company sa>aessls=t2s
steamers viii sail a. follows: >tcamer OLD Do
NINION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock T.. VI; steamer W1ANnkE' taptdln
COTCIT every FRIDAY at2 O'Clock =. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al : O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received up 10 l O'Clock p. NJ. Tor the
Tuesdays and + ijay's steamer, and % q O'Clock
Saturcay evening for sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
ysrded with spatcE % All pOuts north, s0UN east
and west; also Co foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabn fare 10 New York, 5000; /. und
trim. SIS: steersge, t6 tuC ~.
For freight or passage apply 20
e.. ". ALLAN \ CO., Agents,
my cts I0muany's Wharf, Rockets.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP FS=H
~ COMPANY. ssSJlk.zsso
FINANCIAL.

MONEY! MONEY MONEY Parties
WI desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW MONEY
on city country real estate viii nd " % their in
tecest TO consult A. Charges 10 lenders, nothing;
10 borrowers moderate Business strc y coma.
Dental. Call or write for, free, Virginia Real
Estate Journal. X. Is. CHAtFlN 4 Co.,
~ 3l.d30tkWit Real Estate BROKERS.
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PATENTS 20 VIRGINIANs.- following
patents have been issued TO NnginiaDs {:
w. IL. Houd, assignor in part TO j. NJ.
Jourdan, Mill Brook de[0', velocipede; j..
j. Mantz, Lacey Spring, seed drill; J. I.
james, Loves Mills, deadlock for saw
mills; Joseph Walker, Manchester, paper
cutting machine; same, straw'eutler !;
Walker & PeFrigo, Richmond, straw.cutter.
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EREIl.HT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
SinithEcll, and Hampton; WASHINGTON, y. c.,
Newbrrue. Washington, ant Tdrhoro', y. G.. ald
All points in Eastern North Caroline; also, for East
err Shore OF Virginia, pld Point. aud AL regular
landings on James river, Ut LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills Issued L. H. TATUN,
ie 10 Superintendent.