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The Stars and Stripes.
Uow 1T WAS DISPLAYED IN THE LORD NAYoRs
PAGEANT.

HOW IT WAS DISPLAYED IN Ilb LVi'b Nh w ="
PAGEANT.
A special dispatch from London TO the
Her0H saws: "Lord-Mayor's Day was cei-
ebrated, rs customary, to-day with pro
cession and a banquet at Guildhall. 10
the general public the annual show was
somewhat disappointing. There were
neither men in armor, nor Indian ele-
phants. nor ballet girls in costume repre-
senting allegorical pictures. This tlme, III
fact. all the glories OF the past, except lhe
gilded coach and evergreen Sir John Ben.
nett. had disappeared. The authorizes OF
tbe Tower had refused to issue any SUITS OF
armor for use in the Lord Mayors pageant,
hecause ON the last occasion the gallant
knights. having partaken too freely OF the
flowing bowl, left their armor OUT all night
i'm the open air, and, it being RAINY highl'
the valuable suits were returned WIN /"
thick coat of rust. So the Lord Mayor-eiccl'
heing in dilemma rs to where TO procure
a striking novelty for the show, mt upon Il
brilliant idea for Lord MayOr-naliei!,
that of carving the American flag III proces-
sion AZ n response to the greeting oi tne
British standard at Yorktown. so lar as IL
went il must be said that the compliment
IN America was rendered prettily enough
THE hammer was borne by a Doggett wafer
man and escorted by hall a company OF tle
City Of London Royal Fusiieers, WIN
fved bayonets, preceded by the regl-
mental band. which played the star
Spangled Banner When the pageant ar, az
rived at Westminster the flag was placed
in front of the company, facing the grand
entrance OF Westminster Hal m @ the
Palace Yard, and remained there while the
Lord-Mayor-elect was taking the oath. Inc IN e
s;obt here was impressive on account OF the
t5ono5t that this was the first time in the
h;stn1v Of tbis most ancient OF London pa
',eant: that the Stars and Stripes had been
1laced beneath the shadows OF Wesl- u
minister and the magnificent hall Duilt ~
the son of the Conqueror. Oi couTse !.
would be invidious to criticise too closeiy },
this happy thought Of the new Word Mayor
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DRIP. w. YOUNG,

OF OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
Meroher Of the state Medical Association, anu uu-
ring the late war a distinguished surgeon oi 'he
Confederate states army: , st.a,iod
from gOuty affection that | was conipei.ifSJ ~ y.
abandon the practice Of my profession W'd Sse -
hte II any hope that should ereT os ,e RDs 10
resume T. a visit Of some weeks 70 the , pullio
IItia Spriugs and the use Of the water OF SpflhE
No 2 resulted I'm the complete restOratlon Oh 2 ~
health. and am again actively engage, 2 ~, p'i in
feS,j0ilal DurSuits. From my own experience, ID ~
its use aud observation OF is effects upon otlef ~
persons feel well warranted in the eSpreSslon ~
the OplniOn that In gOus, rheuinailsl, is av from
the uric-asid dathesis, this water is entitled W
49, , iaun ',,'""e '''0 no 8-9aw3W
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A CoLoRHD MAN PARALYzED.-Las nighI
about s O'Clock Officer Burkert, OF the
First district, found colored man named
J. b. Smith lying in the street near seven
tenth and Broad in helpless condition.
He was taken to the First police station and
the city ambulance summoned. upon the
arrival Of the ambulance DR.. Bennett, inc
physician in charge, examined the man anu !
discovered that he had suffered paralysis on
the entire left side. He was carried 10 the
almshouse for treatment.
About the same time colored boy named
Charles James came into the station-house
and said that he had accidentally shot him-
self in the left hand with pistol. Or. Ben
nett examined the wound but could ma nc
traces of ball. 1t is probable that the boy
was injured some other way.
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TCommunlCatd.I

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, Va, November II, 1881. !
| hereby certify that the report OF ease
OF smallpox being at Mcssrs. Cohen Broth,
ers' building, at the corner OF Broad and
Fourth streets, is entirely lrithOut fOundd'
ton. An officer Of this Board made per-
sonal examination Of the house from garret
TO cellar, and found the building in unex'
ceptionable order, and he satisfied himself
that no one lives in the house.
j. G.. CABEIL,
President Board OF Health.
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Three Duys More.

The large bankrupt sale Of dry goods
that has been going on for the past three
weeks at 1907 Main street will be contin-
ued for three days more in order to close
out the balance OF goods still remaining
unsold, and also to give those chance who
have goods bid off to come and secure them.
The goods at this large sale are all OF the
finest quality, and Mr.. Cooks orders from
the assignee is to close out in the next
three days the entire balance, If possible,
regardless Of cost or value. Don't fail to
attend.
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cARDOZo, ALSoP, M0SBY & CO.,
zoos EAST MAIN STREET,
rorRoUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE s CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.

rpusual efforts will re put forth 10 satisfy the
aemaud, Of fastdious public. Our buyers have
l.,n long in the markets, and we mean to adjust
our prlce b. suit the times. In order to attest this
si,temeut any good, desired, the sample or de-
sr1rtion Of which may have been secured else
xberr, We promise TO produce FREE OF EMPRESS
.ay. We are determined 20 make of our houses
convenience 10 the public.
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SILKS.

nTaCK SILKS, IN most coMpete assortment,
"' r,ngiug I'm cost from SOC 10 80. Among our
stocks may lie found the choicest productions
o( France, italy, and Switzerland. These goods
are bought from importers and in very large
Iolk thus giving our houses benefit possessed
ly few establishments south Of New \ ork.
cOI,oRED SILKS, SATIN DELYoN, DE AiER-
VEIILIEUX, SILK and SATIN SUKAh,
RUADAMES, PERSIAN sOFTAS. GiSOs DE
ZODTACS, NENETiENNks; -.
PI, AIN. SHADED, and ONBRE PLUsHEsi
VELVETS, ,MOIRE ANTIQUE, ana SAtiN
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MOTHERS MoTHERsl MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night an2 broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
exeruciating pain OF cutting teethy II 50, 20 At
once aud get bottle OF MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP II viii relieve the poor little
sufferer mmediately--depend upon it: there Is no
mistake about 1t. There Is not mother ON earth
who has ever used IL who viii not tell you at once
that II will regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother and relief and health 10 The child operating
like magic. II s perfectly safe 10 use In all cases,
and pleasant 10 the taste and j. the prescription Of
one OF the oldestrand best femaie.physicians and
nurses In the United states. Sold everywhere. 20
cents a bottle. no ll-e0dlw
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FLOUR SHIPMENTS FOR BRAzIL.-The
British barkentine Voyageur,, 2lO tons,
CAPTAIN Daniel Down, cleared yesterday
for Pernambuco with $3.50 barrels oil flour,
valued at 800, ,5OO.s7, shipped by Dunlop q
McCance. ,oa.
The British schooner Humber, l62 tons,
Contain w. A. Beatty, also cleared ior
Bahia and Aracayu, Brazil, with 29o bar
rels OF flour shipped by the Haxall-Cren-
shaw Company and Dunlop & McCanee
tbe remainder of her cargo being made up
of -four, rosin, lard, &C., shipped at New
York.
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THE MONTE MARIA CONVENT FAR.-The
fair for the benefit OF Monte Maria convent
will commence Monday night at the
armory OF the First Virginia regiment. A
great variety Of useful and ornamental ar
ticles s-many Of them coming from psrs
and other parts OF the world-will be dis
nlayed. The good nuns need assistance IN
their proposed undertaking-namely, the
erection OF distribution hall, and II Is 10
be hoped that they will meet with whole
soul and hearty encouragement.
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For the Centennial demand we have SecuTse Sc r .
gigantic stock Of DAblASkS, y APklNs, Chf1 C1
ToNNES WINE-CLOTIIS, TOW Els, ana
other furnishings, o. be sold very low; i, o..o.,,
POSTER hid GLOVES new IN stock III e'ei'
shade for opera, street, or party wear. ,,,,e,,
CENT EAiEN'S WEAR, In CLOTHS "Ol'9i
IDS, CASSIMERES. ,,o..,, or,rpTc 4,
COLLARS, SCAlsFS, HALt-HOsE' i"i0' ."
large variety.
LADIES' WRAPPlNGS now opened.
Sesa SeEsuaffRoiiRTAX. f3u5 TiiRSTfAX PRICE. TEMPLE & co,
CARD0ZO, ALSOP, MOSBI co. -
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DRESS GOODS.

Por dress and combinations we have all the novel
6es In CAMEL : HAIR, SERGE. MONTE, IN
an the new shades OF AMBER, MARION,
IOTTRE, PAON, RUBIC. together with q
,nsSnifcent line Of LEVANTlNE, ORlEN-
TA1- and TINSEL PLAIDS, ranging an cost
frnm IJsc TO 81 per yarc. For BlLAkkE
and IIJXtRIANT RICHNESS our stocks have
never been 50 conspicuous.
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Roll of HonOr.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor at the public
schools last week:
Uirh School-E. Norrissette principal :
Jennie Davis, Laura Bass, Maud Gibbons,
Ella Gibbs, Maud Hewlett, Nemmie Nor
rissette. Minnie Monteiro, Ada Morris,
Ellie Robertson, Minnie Totty.
school No. miss Il. Lyon teacher
Eta Adams, Bertha Davis, Minnie Jones,
Eula Spain.
School No. 3-Miss Mamie Hatcher teach
er: Bessie Farrar, Bette CARRIER, Margaret
OsterbIn, Carrie Williams, Henry Buell.,
Walter Freeman, Thomas Robertson, CHI
ford Shackleton.
school No. miss +. French teacher
Charlie Bourne, Florence Leonard, walter
Adams, Mittie Pierce, Hettie Goolsby,
Mamie Knorr, Nolan Sayory.
Primary-Mrs. Hall teacher: Mamie
Bourne, Mary Latham, Lizzie Graves
Ella Powers, Mary stuart, Laurence
Adams, Willie Chalkley.
Colored High school-Rev. A. Binga
Jr., principal: Jessie c. Binga, iaa N
Binga, Francis Baker, Angie Epps, Juii'
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The young man or woman ,'hs,,;,;na who must
,orsate society because OF inortiying
pscsIe ,pscsIes tan. letter, pimples, and itching
exoristions Of the face, shonld use some ,sa %
nr @ Renson's SKIN Cure. II clesnses the
scalp and Is good for the toilet,
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ALLEGED THEFT.-H Henry Ellis (colored)
was arrested last night by Officer Lamkin
charged with stealing horse-blanket and
sercingle from Joseph NJ. Blair. The ac-
cused was trying to sell the articles when
arrcofn1
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rain followed by clear
Ing weather, southwest to northwest winds,
slight changes in temperature, and falling
followed by rising barometer.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, 80 (;
8 A. NJ, sc; noon, 5S; +. NJ, Sc; p.
NJ, 60; midnight, G5.
Mean temperature, G74.
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THE FIRE LAST NIGnT.-Last night about
0:10 o'clock fire was discovered In the rear
part OF the frame tenement No. 100 north
Governor street, occupied by Charles Lech-
thaler, undertaken and furnitLre-dealer,
and J. Il. Wadsworth, manufacturer OF pat
ent bed-springs. The alarm was turned In
from Box IL, and the Fire Department re-
sponded promptly, but owing to the com
bustible nature of the building and it, con-
tents the fire had made considerable head
way before the water could be got
on. When the engines got fairly 10
work the flames were quickly subdued,
not, however, before the building was al
most total wreck. The fremcn, aided by
citizens, succeeded in getting out some OF
the goods. The adjoining tenement, occu-
pied by Messrs. Shnnks IL Barrett for the
storage of goods-principally terra-cotta
pIpe-was considerably damaged. Some
OF Mr.. Joseph r. Sands's marble-work was
also slightly damaged. The loss will proba-
bly, reach $4,000. The fire originated from
stove in the rear OF the premises. None
Of the sufferers by the fire could be seen
last night, and consequently the amount of
the insurance, II any, could not be ascer-
tanned.
! IIUsTINGs COURT.-The time OF this Court
was occupied yesterday in the trial OF the
case of W. L. Ball, charged with stealing
silver watch and chain from the person
| of =. ii. Bryant. After hearing the testi-
mony and argument Of counsel the case
was given to the jury, who returned YER
diet OF guilty, and ascertained the term OF
/ Imprisonment Of the accused at seven years
/ in the penitentiary. A motion for new
| trial was made and overruled by the Court.
| The defence then filed bill OF exceptions,
after which sentence was passed, but exc
cntion OF the Judgment was stayed for
/ thirty days i'm order to allow the accused
/ to apply for a writ OF error.
/ POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
| disposed OF yesterday:
X. p. Mosby, charged with being drunk,
/ was fined g.
/ L. Harris, charged with cruelty to his
| horse, was fined So.
Lizzie Kelley (colored), charged with
being disorderly on the street, was fined
$3.50.
Tobias Eacho, disorderly on the street,
was fined s..
Randolph Turner (colored), charged with
breaking into the store OF l.. Powers and
stealing sundry articles Of merchandise,
| &c. The case was continued to the 10Th
! instant, and accused committed to Jail.
Stephen johnson (colored), charged with
/ being a suspicious character, was required
to give surety.
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Police Court.-Arrangements for the
winter season have been made at this tenn
ple Of Justice by the procurement OF the
usual quantum OF Chesterfield old-held pine
cord-wood and lot OF Clover Hill coal, be-
sides rigging up the corporation stove. In
the matter Of criminals Manchester Is very
dull. A well-condtioned scoundrel with
heinous charge set opposite his name is 4
rard aris IN terra hereabout. We have a
yigilant police, and it may be owing to that
fact as well as their moral consciousness
that "the boys" are so unwilling "to buck
agin the law"
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WEEK or PRAyEs.-The Young Men,
Christian Association announce week OF
PRAYER, commencing to-day at the Firs'
baptist church. Services daily from D 70
0P, N,
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"BYRp's LOTTERY. MANY Of our read
ers have heard Of "Byrd's Lottery" in
connection with the history OF this city,
but few are aware Of what II means or why
it should be so frequently mentioned by
those who write Of aye olden time " anent
Richmond The reason is this: Colonel
William Byrd received grant from the
Colonial Government for large quantity OF
land bereabouts-about 10000 acres on this
side of the river and 1000 on the other,
covering what is now the city OF Manehes-
ter. extending from tidcwater to Westham.
In 1852 he had Manchester and all OF this
city above Shockoe creek, except few
small lots previously sold, laid of into
streets and squares, and sold shares III
half-acre lots in this city and Manchester
and one-hundred-acre lots elsewhere on the
north side Of the river for lottery. IL can
NOT now he stated what were the exact
number of shares sold, but the drawing
took place in 17GS, and the lucky drawers
entered into possession at once. -,
Those not drawn were subsequently sold
by him and his trustees, his estate passing
into the hands of trustees about lIG3, be-
tween the laying off Of the lots ana the
drawing of the lottery. Some few OF the
lots drawn were never claimed by those
who drew them, and these were sold about
1920.
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GENTLEMEN's and LADIES' MERIN0 IN
DEkM EAi., a IT,, w erom " nai.s s6c' Go To- 80;
LADIES' COTTON aud CAMBRlC UNDEh-
WEAR at prices and I'm variety 70 compare
with any market.
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ruv v,rpr-sol Smith Russell,s admirable

THEATRE. Smith Russelfs admirable
comedy combination made its final appear
ance at the Theatre lat night i'll Edge
wood Folks" the new and sparkling
play the rendition of which the previous
night gave so much pleasure to renned,
intelligent, and appreciative audience. Con-
sdering the unfayorable state OF the we'-
ther. the audience on the occasion was
quite respectable in point OF numbers, em-
bracing a fair proportion OF the gentler
sex. An the strong points were brought
out in bold relief. There arc several good
characters in the piece, and they had good
representation. As usual, however, the
interest centred most on "Tom Dillowy,'
personated by Mr.. Russell, who Is the very
embodiment of eccentric comedy.
In consequence Of the sickness OF Mr..
Frederick Paulding in Georgia the Thea
tre will be closed on Monddy, Tuesday,
wednesday, and Thursday, that would
otherwise have been occupied 10y his COM
many i'm the enactment of tragedy. ON
Friday night Milton Mobiles will make ms
appearance in his ever-popular " PhosnlX:"
II will then be found, no doubt, "t the VII
lain still pursues her" to the delight OF a
numerous auditory, as Of yore.
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Ner BuildingS.-Build are about com
mencing work on three tenements for ~
w. Weisiger, TO be located on Hull be,
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, which VII
nroye a valuable addition TO that part OF
the city. Another fine tenement Is pro-
crossing towards completion corner
Eleventh and Porter streets for Mr.
Theo. owens. Another is on the way
corner OF Twelfth and Decatur streets.
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To this department we continue to devote mnch
space and attention, making IL the most COM
plcte cShihit to he fOund in any metropOns. =.
TRfCOT, ARMuRE, DRAP DE- ALMA; N ALOi-- =
RINE SERGE, VENETIAN nIhiiT,ET;,,,uT ~
geiber with IN immense stock OF SAslM.,,..' E
HF,SRIETTA, and other STAPLE GOODS, at
lower rates than were ever offered In th's mar
COiTRfAULD'S CREPES, In remnants ana In
regular goods, at lowest quotations.
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We have certain special bargains In Cow M; M;
CUENfIsE, and DRAWERS, TO wli- n we call
especial attention.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

House Rob6ed.-The dwelling-house OF
Mr.. John G.. Snellson, located on Tenth
street near the tannery, was entered Dy
some adroit thief on the night OF the 10Th
instant, who succeeded in getting OF win
number OF valuable articles. No doubt
his reprisals would have been more eXten-
sive had he not been scared OIL before he
had fully completed his contemplated con-
fiscation. When Snellson emerged with
his fusee ready, and more than willing to
fill the base abductor's hide with bird
shot-make il sort Of seive, as it We're
the gatherer OF "unconsidcrcd trItles 3"
taking the alarm, was making tracks WITH
his booty and vanishing amid congenal
darkness.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED By
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESrI-
FRIcE, which viii speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
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BUFFALO LITHIA.wATER.

BUFFALO LITIIIXWATER
FOR
COLT. RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL, AND DIS
EASES GENERALLY OF THE URIC
ACID DIATHEsIs.
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SrnldpSchool Meetinq.-ln place OF the
regular services at the Manchester Baptist
church sunday night there will be held a
sIJnday-school meeting, with exercises ap-
propriatc to the occasion. All the Sunday
schools here are i'm a flourishing condition,
and none more so than the one attached to
the Baptist church, the members OF which
seem to have correct idea OF the hhpor,
tance OF their church school rs moral
agent and aid to the young.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Co, advertising agents, insert adj
yertisementsn all OF Tie newspapers OF the United
states At publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room viii receive prompt atten-
tiOn,
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BOARD OF ALDERMEH.-The Board OF
Aldermen will meet tomorrow evening at
: o,plOclg
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FRAGRANT BREGTn is always pleasure, and
you can have Il by using MEADE BAKERS deli
cious CARBOLIC MoUTH-WAsH. 1t destroys the Of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them a healthy con-
ditiOn. Price. fifty cents q bottle.
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FAIR SKIN, ROSY CIiERKs, buoyant spirits, and
the sweetest breath In IoP BITTERs. See notice
Boys CLOTHING.

Our trade begins early and promises 10 he heavy.
Our styles All ready, our stocks will be full,
and there Is nothing lacking.
We devise our owd patterns and decorations. and
take care to prevent their being copied. Our pre-
paration this season is on unprecedented scslc,
both As 10 variety and amount. Every year brings
It's advance In trade and we cannot wen help pro-
ducing more and better clothing, and more varied
syles.
Even I'm low-priced clothing every seam Is sewed
with silk that has. been tested for strength. No
thing Is wanted 10 give every garment the prime
prerequisite for boys-dGrabIlity.
Our fashions, If We may so call them, we have
rcason to believe are superior 10 Others current
We scarcely like 20 say that we have a more cor
rect taste than others. We need not say that. OuI
large trade gives us more scope to exercise what
taste we have. II would be surprising, therefore
and sign Of infcriorty, If We didu't have better
styles rs well as more of them.
A. SAKs & Co.
STRICTLY oSE-PRICE CLoTHIERs,
1913 MAIN STREET,
directly opposite post-ofiice.
GoDDABD & MOSES, Jewellers, 92O Main street
would call special attention to an elegant assort-
ment Of GENTLEMES's DIAMOND SCARF-PINs
which they have Just received.
LEE GALLERY, Main street, takes the best Pho
tographs.
HAVE the children PHOTOGRAPHED at LEE
GALLERY.
GArn-pHOTnnU = I EE A. 4
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ATMORE's MINCE-MEAT,
sULTANA, VALENCIA, AND LAYER RAISINs (;
CuRRANTs, CITRON, SHELLED ALMONDS,
at CoLUNBUs's, corner Third and Broad.
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ToJdccO Shipment.-There was large
sbipment Of tobacco in hogsheads over
Mayo's bridge Saturday from liatchers
factory intended for foreign markets, and
10 be embarked from the Rockets wharf.
Manchester plug tobacco and her STEM
meries used to be much more extensive
and better known in home and foreign
morts than now. Still considerable work
is yet done here in these lines-ail Tor ior-
eign consumption, however.
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

600 KITS No. / MESS MACkEREL,
ZtU 500 barrels No. 3 MACkEREL, ,,,.r
200 barrels EASTERN NEW 6hOSS HEN
RINGS, ., <,,,or1~. CIrr
HERRINGS, .->. ,,o,,,Dpp
so boxes ROYAL BAKING-POWDEh'
so loxes PEARLlNK, ,,,,,,s ,.,,.,r,s aud
200 boxes PRIME CUTTING, c,4fp CHpEESE'
100 harrls pIfRE CIDER NlNEGAK,
for saie nv SLATER, MYkRS q CO.,.
noi1i, I42s Main street.
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CoD-LIyER on AND LIlrE.-That pleasant and
active agent I'm the cure Of all consumptiye symp-
toms, "WuBOK's CoNPOUND or PURE COD.
LIVER OIL AND LINE is being universally adopt.
cd in medical practice sold by the proprietor, A.
B. WILBoR, Chemist. Boston, and all druggists.
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PRDE OLD VIRGINIA BANS tash-curedl.
W.D. BLAIR & co.
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as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcu-
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PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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