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is indefatigable 10 his efforts 10 keep up the
supply.
The members Of the Amateur Baud have
improved so 10 practice that they propose
at an early day TO appear IN public.
Judge s. Bassett French, OF the Hastings
Court, went to Petersburg yesterday on a
political mission.
A warrant was obtained yesterday eve
ming against Leonard Watkins for an ol-
legged assault on Samuel Hedges, a boy.
Ph@ba Eggleston (colored) was bailed
yesterday from Jail to appear before the
September term of the Hastings Court for
trial FOR unIlwful intimacy with Andrew
Jackson, O cOlored brother, who is also to
be tried for the same offence.
Many new propositions have been re-
Gently made for embersbip In the recently
inaugurated benevolent and beneficial order
OF the Iron Hall.
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THE THEATRE.-The Fay Templeton
Comic Opera Company will make their APP
pesfance at the Theatre tonight, present
ing "The Maseotte," comic opera, which
hiss grown IN favor with the amusement
lovers Of the two continents within the
brief period which has elapsed since its
first introduction. IL is new to our play
goers, and will therefore possess the inter-
est OF novelty, even were Ii not otherwise
meritorious, which we are assured 1t is.
The MascOtte, as interpreted by Fay Tenn
pletOn, will no doubt prove treat to the
many admirers OF that rare embodiment Of
comic humor and genius. The title role
denotes child born to bring luck to any
family that may possess her, so long as she
remains single. The music, though diver
sIfed, is of bright, sparkling character.
Miss Templeton will be supported by tine
company OF vocalists and full chorus and
orchestra.
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Police COugT. THE following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
William Bingham, charged with sterling
coat from W. l.. franklin, was ordered
fifteen stripes. .I- ini
While Johnson (colored). charged with
stealing a gold ring from Charles Msjor.
Case continued until to-day.
Emma Smith (colored) was fined S2.50 for
disorderly conduct
William Wakeham. charged with stealing
a horse and buggy from james Sweeney.
The ease was continued until to-day aud
accused committed TO Jail.
Emmett Pride and Americas Brown (both
colored) were fined $3.50 each for assaulting
and besting Bniord Jones.
William II. Vaughan, for being drunk
and disorderly, was required TO give surety
for bis good behavior three months.
Mary K. Ware lcolored), charged with
disorderly conduct on the street, was re-
quired to give security for her good beha-
vior six months.
Robert shinauli. charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
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Briefs.-The protrscted meeting CON-
menced at Providence church, in Chester.
field county, few days ago is progressing
satisfactorily.
The regular meeting OF the Manchester
Common Council will take place at s O'Clock
to- night.
The Police Court assembled as usual yes
terday morning, but the docket did not dis
close the name OF malefactor, great or
small. ~ ~ h,f,,a
The people do not suffer for went OF that
essential element, wafer, though the river
was lower yesterday than known before for
quarter Of century. Engineer Lipscombe
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ANOTHER EFFORT
TO Re MADE To RECONCILE THE DIF-
FERENCES BETWEEN THE CITY AND
THE ALLEGHANY COMPANY.

Meeting of the Common Council Yesterday
Evening-The Effect or Judge Christians
Injunction Considered; The Situation Ex-
planned by Mayor Carrington-yiews or Dir.
Charles L. Williams-A Special Committee,
Including Colonel Whitcomb and Major
Myers, TO BE Appointed, with the Concur
renee or the Board OF Aldermen, to Confer
With the Allegheny Railroad Company aad
See What Can BE Done to Solve Pending
Difficulties.
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AMBULANCE CALLs.-Tbe city ambulance
was claled out three times Yesterday. The
first was to attend a white man at the
Tredegar Works who was severely injured
by y fall. He was taken 10 the Allnshouse
Hospital for treatment. The second was to
attend white boy, who was taken SEX at
Backmur's factory on TweDty.tifth street,
and the third to attend a colOred man, who
he'd one Of his feet mashed by box Of
tobacco at Mayo's factory on Seventh street.
He was taken tc his home, on First and
Rlknk slrepts. ------
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SEREHADR.-This Office was serenaded
last night by the Amateur band, led By
Captain James B. Smith, OF the old Armory
and First Regiment bands. The execution
Of the various pieces showed the careful
training Of that experienced and able mu'
stefan. There were ten pieces out. The
tone was full and effective, and very credit
able 10 the amateurs.
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Idle.-Quite a number OF citizens, male
and female, are now 10 enforced ideness on
account Of failure Of the motiye-power IN
the sundry manufactures in which their
energies bave heretofore found employ
ment. A sectisn OF the Erie canal or o
weeks steady rain would be now wei.
come addition to the industrial resources Of
Manchester.
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lOthi oltfAtu.ss ssssss'''fss''ssssss's
"The equipment consists OF 80 standard
and 3 narrOw-g gauge engines and 80 cars for
passenger trains, 80 caboose- and shaDty-
cars, and 552 freight cars--in all 024 ears
for standard.gauge and 2 passenger aud
4 sreight-clrs for nsrrow-gauge, aud is sets
OF narrow-gsuge trucks for transfer OF
stan,.srd cars 10 narrow.gange line, all In
regular service and 10 fair condition. The
freight.0srs we are building for the past six
months ara all being made to carry 10000
pounds Of ores aud freight OF Ike charac.
ter"
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED CATTLE.THEF.-
Yesterday morning Officer Fox, OF the Sec.
ond precinct, arrested jacob Alexander
(colored) oU a charge OF stealing two cows
aud three heifers, the property Of William
Jackson, OF Chesterfield. Alexander claims
that the cattle are his, and that he had a
right TO dispose OF them. The case will be
investigated before the Police Court this
morning. BE bad four OF the animals In
his possession when arrested; the other, a
COW, was sold in Chesterfield.
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SAILS or THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has sold It's interest 10 the Virginis
Midland ilway TO a syndicate, at the bead
OF which is Mr.. John s. Barbour, president
Of the Virginia Midland Railway Company.
Associated with Mr.. Barbour are parties
who are also interested in the Richmond
and DanvilIe railroad, and 1t is believed that
by reason OF this common ownership In the
two properties more harmonious relations
between them will hereafter exist, and the
interests OF both will be promoted.
From a report Of Msior Peyton Ran
dolph, genersl superintendent, to Hon.
John s. Barbour, president, dated January
2i, 1881, the following is taken:
The Virginia Midland railway consists OF
the following dlylsiOns, owned and leased (:
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Excursion TO STAUNToS. excursion
will be given to Staunton on the night OF
Saturday, September 10th. The train will
leave the city after business hours, and re-
turn early Monday morning, thus giving
those desiring il an opportunity to take a
pleasant trip without loss OF time from
work
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Olynpic Boat. Club H0uSe.-This elegant
and costly establishment is now undergoing
the process OF painting. The outside Oh the
cspacious premises will be OF deep cream
color and the roof red. The members OF
the Club are in daily attendance, mastering
most numerously 10 the evening, however,
which is the favorlte time for practice with
tho 0are
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THE LATE X. b. LYME. EsQ.-The life OF
Mr.. Lyme was insured for 100000, includ'
ing $4,000 in Virginia Council, No. 26,
ROYAL Arcanum. The officers Of this
Council will attend his funeral-which
takes place at p. NJ. to-day from the Sew.
enth-Street Christian churcb-in body.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 70 f;
2 A. NJ, 81 /; noon, 81; z. NJ, 90; 6P.
NJ, 80; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, sat.
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CITY CONSERVATIVE COHNIrTEE.-There
will be a meeting Of the City Conservative
Committee at O'Clock to night to take into
consideration matters In relation TO the
primary aud general elections.
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,r2oa


A NETTING OF SfUChHOLDERS OF
Il THg WESTHAN GRANITE COMPANY OF
VIgefNfA wlt be held NJ lne '<dee o. The CON ny
'''TtiITRSukY the 22d daN OF September, 1881.
~, fhr election of Board ei Directors and for the
,.sos.ciion Of other t0slnsss.
r. ~NOWDfiN ANDREWS.
s..s,rr and stock seiS.er res,reseniine more inan
49, fcorin of ihr sleek of the WeSiham Granite
T,mo,nv Of yirFima an 1q.tSe2S
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CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID FxIRAcT OF BEEF
AND Tonic lNvfGoRAToR viii sustain the body
without the addition Of solid food, snd is now re-
commended by the best physicians for Fever, Ague
Dyspepsia, Debility. &c. Ash for Colden's-tGke
no other. OF druggists generally.
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RIcuMoNp. VA. Ausnst 90 1881,


To WhOm IL Nay Concern: I do hereby certify
that have this day contracted with Messrs. r. Is.
CHAPLIN & Co, real estate agents, 10 publish
one hundred thou and Il 100, 600, copies OF the Yir-
gfnfa Real Estate Journal. containing sixteen
pages. J. E. GooDE, Printer.
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No. and EXTRA MESS MACKEREL In kits.
Large supply OLD APPLE BRAND j0st received
Fine OLD RYE WHISKY, 81. 80. 50, $3.50.
Choice selection Of FAMILY 6RoC ERIEs.
WINES ana LlQUORS of every grade.
Fine assortment KEY WEST CIGARS. For sale
low o the trade. W. ID. BLAIR co.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
Ole At'aatSc States. cooler, partly cloudy
weather, With possibly local rains, winds
mostly westerly, stationary or higher bs-
fometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

A special meeting OF the Common Coun-
ell was held yesterday afternoon in the
Council cbamber-Presideut Clarke in the
chair. Present: Messrs. Campbell, Cole,
Curtis, Davis OF Marshall Ward, Edwards,
Elicit, Ferguson, Forester, Foster, Gum
OF Clay Ward, Hargrove, Hayes, Higgins,
Hooper, King, Lubbock, Phillips, Robin
son. Strsus, and Taylor.
On motion Of Mr.. Hayes the reading Of
the proceedings was dispensed with.
Sir. Hsrgroye said that Mr. Pizzini aud
Mr.. Charles L. Davis were out Of the city.
The Chair stated the object. OF the meet
Ing.
Mr.. Higgins inquired whether there was
any communication from the Water Com
nittee 10 The Msyor.
There was none; but the Mayor was pre-
sent.
Mr.. Edwards moved, IN the absence Of
any communication from the Committee on
Wster, or the Mayor, that special commit
tee OF five-thrte from the Common Couu-
Gil and two from The B0srd Of Aldermen
be appointed 10 confer with the authorities
OF the Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad
Company.
The Chair then handed Mr.. Edwards the
following resolution, which he offered in
lieu OF his first motion.
RESOLVED (the Board OF Aldermen concur
ring). That a special committee OF three
from this body and two from the Board OF
Aldermen, who, together with the Commit
tee on Water, the City Attorney, the City
Engineer, and Superintendent OF the
Waler. Works, shall confer with the Ale
ghany railroad authorities aud the repre-
senratives OF all concerns receiving their
wster supply from the canal and basin, with
a view to making some arrangement salts
factory 10 all parties interested by which
the city may be supplied with water with
out detrimept to the interests OF others.
KeSOlUed, That the President OF tue Com.
mon Council aud President OF the Board OF
Aldermen shall be members OF the above
committee.
ReSoIued, That the committee so appoint
ed shall be authorized to make such ar
rangements as they may deem best for the
temporary supply of water for the city OF
Richmond without further reference 10
either branch Of the Common Council.
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| A MISSING LADY-HRR FRIENDS AEX
IOUsLY SEEKING HER IN THE CITY AMI
| COUsTRY.-Mrs. Harvey, widow OF Robert
| Harvey, Jr., who recently died at Ashland
Ky, has been missing for over two weeks,
and in consequence her relatives and
| friends have suffered great anxiety OF mind.
| Her home is at Burnt Ordinary, James
Chy county, and she keeps store and con-
ducts the post-offlce there. She left with
the design of coming to Redmond 10 visit
ber daughter, Mrs. b. e. Baylor. but not
arriving here at the expected time, Mrs.
Baylor wrote TO her. The letter was re-
turned here unopened. Ii was soon fol-
lowed by the following postal, written by
Mrs. Haryey's son tby her first marrisgel a
youth OF seventeen or eighteen years OF age :
BURNT Ordinary, August 81, 1881.
Dear Ma.-You had just as well come
home and take charge, for / am tired OF
staying in the store.
Why do you not writer have not heard
word from you since you left. Come on
home, for l will shut up the store il you
don't.
The Office [post-offlce1 is all right.
From your son, Z. III. TYREE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baylor became SO uneasy
diately left for James City couniy, and yes.
terday and the day before some OF the lady's
relatives from james City were here making
inquiries as to her whereabouts.
Mrs. Harvey left Burnt Ordinary for
Richmond uiG West Point. A telegram
from West Point received last night says:
"Nrs. Hsrvey is supposed to have gone TO
Kentucky TO look after some property left
by her late husband, but nothing definite Is
known OF her. She certainly went from
here to Richmond on the train"
A report has reached here from source
that seems entitled 10 credit that Mrs. Hsr-
vey, upon reaching West Point, met friends
going to Baltimore; that she concluded not
to take the train. but 10 take the boat and
20 10 Baltimore, and from Baltimore pro-
ceed to Ashland, KY, To Inquire about some
property she supposed Mr.. Harvey had left.
This, IL true, clears up the whole mystery
and will greatly relieve her anxious rela-
tives and friends.
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AUCTIOS SALES TMIs DAY.

JAS. MACDOUGALL, 101 A. NJ, pianos, organ
fusniture, &c.
K. B. CHAFFIN 4 co. II NJ, CON mlssioners' fae
Of Phoenix Iron Founcry, Oh Eighth street be-
tween Main ard Frank IN streets, together Win
l2O-hor.e power engine, blower, cupola, hask,
Daneruc, &c.
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NEW LIyERY.-ST. JAMES STABLES, 1919
Franklin street. Everything new and stylish.
lWllllanis's old stand
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NICE, NEW BUGGiEs AND GENTLE DRIVING
HORSES at the ST. JAMES STABLES, 1919 Frank
lin street tWilliams's Old standl.
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DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" ltclears ou,
rats, mice bed-bugs, roaches, vermin, flies, ants, In
sects. . cents per box
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x-oTICE.-A meeting OF the STOCK
a uai' 'pERS OF THE RICHMOND AND DAN.
-. ~ ekII,RCAp COMPANY Will be held al
" a sf fhe Office Of the company, IN the CITY OF
essaond, on The 2oTH DAY or sEPIEMBER'
me me shoye msoiing Is cs'les oS the UNDERSIGNED
..trsso,5ers, noldng more than one tenth OF the
- r. NJ. LOGAN.
s'N JOSSrH BRYAN,
q. W. PERKINS.
,9a.id JAMES n. DOOLEY.
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on, WHY WILL YoU let that invalid friend suffer
that HoP BITTERs will so certainly cure.
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y. ELLYsoN ( Co.. advertising agents. insert ad
vertseuens N AL OF tie newspapers of the United
states al publisher rates. Orders left at the DE
patch coanting.room win receive prompt sttep'
tlan.
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IRISH AND CANADIAN oAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN 4 WHITES.
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CHLORINE STRoNTIA WATER. warranted to
cure dyspepsia. az CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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WANTS.

WANTED. TO PURCHASE FOR IN.
w VESTMENT. AN IMPROVED PIECE OF
REAL ESTATE IN good location. Price not 10
exceed $4,000 cash.
WANTkD. TO SELL. Al @ per cent. interest, sbou.
$4,000 10 $4,000 OF No. l NEGOTIABLE NOTE3
deferred paymenisl. secured on hrscaSs ciiy real
e tate. having but q year 10 Iun.
WANTED, TO LOAN ABOUT s3.7o0 FOR
THREE To FIVE YEA6S, ut per cent.. on a
No. city real estate. Appiy 30 w GODDfN,
se 22t Real Estafe AuctloDeer,
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PAY. The erea,es. Of Mascoites las PLAYED by her
wih great sncoess IN Boston aud New forSl;
SETH N. CRANE tie original American PipDo las
paved b. him 200 nights at IN GiObe Theatre
ilo.ssn, and Park Theatre. New YoTkl:
THY OTHER AETI,TS from the New Yo:k and
R1sion thea -eS.
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Board of Aldermen.

An effort will be made TO have a called
meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen at II VI
to-day, to concur 10 the action OF the Com
mon Council
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FISEsr ROE HEREINGS at CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
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BooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
Sorsku. uIkp ~ The DIsPATCH PBlsTIne'
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THE ALsBn DODaG.

Marvin Claims that He was In New York the
Day He Is Alleged to Have Been Married In
Riehmopd-A Burst Of virtuous Indignation
from "The General"-A Letter Announcing
ThntHe Has Another Wife Out West; Num-
her Fifteen
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wEsTpmAIIA HAMS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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kwUSUnENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY,
SIPTHIBER 2D AND SO.
FAY TEMPLETONS
C-OPERA TROUPE,
IN The most successful Of comic operas,
TIE MAsCOTTE.
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DEEP.sEA NAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
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WANTED, TO CORRESPOND WITH
w GENTLEMEN CANvAsSlNG IN yIR-
CiNfA AND NORTH CAROLINA IL may re-
suit IN mutual benefit. Address
DIR. J. B. TAYLOR.
seq 2ts Ivy Depot, Va.
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RYE FLOUR. "GRAHAM" FLOUR, at CHRIS
TfAN & WHITES.
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sTbose messengers which Heaven sends
Are known n MascoiieS, my good ffiends.n
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NOTICE.


~ RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1851.
-,,s. aSxrAI MEETING OF TliE. STOCK
W. 90 THE RICHMOND AND WEST
PeSvg IEsMai:NyAy a. III; E1SSs ~ Ma a AS4 NEE e
ke.e,eps 1881. 81 ID. Office OF tle comlsDy,
~ ~ 'oS cas-, Main street, Richmond Va,
~. <-V' 4. N. LOGAN,
se2O-,d vice II.sloent.
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the justice OF publishing corrected state.
ment OF the matter or the woman's denial
that had married her."
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glthmonl lispstth.
Observation-Disclosures 2. 1881,

sT' THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IL LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu.
&aTIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TuE CITY.
Entered al the ros,-ofhce a, Richmond, Va, as
seeond-claSs matier.I
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NOT HIS WIPE.

The 'Generaln informed me that upon
his arrest at Lynn, Mass, August 5,b, 1t
was published that one OF bis abandoned
wives was then living In Lowell. On the
following Monday, when be was brought to
Lynn for examination, two women came
into the courtroom, one Of whom was the
alleged abandoned wife. She examined
him critically aud sisted, said the Gen
erAl,v that al was not the man, He
laughed and appeared amused while relating
this incident in bis eyentful career, asd
added. "Ths newspapers did not do me
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Prices as usual. Doors open a. 7:l5; curtaia ai
Box..heet sl ghsalre and RAMOS MOsBs'.
fau 81 2ttl
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PROPOSALS..
EOR SALE.
To STONE.MAsONs.

PROPOSALS will be received for REPAIRING
THE STONE PIERS Of JAMES RIVER fFREED
BRIDGE until SATURDAY, sepienber 6th. The
committee reserve the right 10 reject any or az bids
specihca ions 10 be seen at my once. Nah aud
Arch streets. j. J. MONTAGUE.
an 27.1w Clerk Committee on ;. ami X.
EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH,
~ PROPOSALS FOR REN0DELLlN9 THIS
CHURCH will BE- received at the oice OF the UNDER
signed, where the plans and spscifc .tons eau be
seen. until =. M. September 7ih. The church re-
seryes the night 10 reject any or all bits.
Is. j. BLACK.
au 3-eodtau3 Stdtdt Afchitect.
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WANTED, TO RENT OUT A STORE
w HOUSE conveniently ocstsi on Msia street,
in The thriving town OF Dinville. Va. Apply To
CATLiN TALLEY,
Real Estate Agsots,
SO q eoilw psuyiile. Va.
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A MAN WITH A SMALL. FAMILY
N WISHES A SITUATION ON FARM as
manager or for shares. Reference given. Adiress
l.. A. nAsS.
sc 2-2i* Mstosx Depot, Amelia county Va.
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The following letter from minister OF
the gospel adds smother cbap'erto Marvin's
remarkable criminal record, and m,kes the
number Of women married 10y him foot up