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Heading Matter on Every Page.l
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 Attention is called to the advertisement TOT stone masons. Messrs. Windom, James, Hunt, MacVeagh and Blaine passed through here yesterday en route for the White Mountains.
 The Southford manufacturing company's naner mills, Southford, were destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss reported at $25, 900.
 Chief Engineer Hendrick, of New Haven, was yesterday elected treasurer of the assocl- ation at the national convention of fire eng1- peers in Richmond, Virginia, and Chlef Brown, of Fair Haven, was elected one Of the vice presidents.
 The annual reunion of the Twenty-thlrd nonnecticut Volunteers was held at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, yesterday. There were about twenty-five of the veterans present. They had clambake dinner and hne re- union. though small in numbers
 We are pleased to see in our midst once more Judge Samuel J. Clarke, of San Fran cisco, who is visiting here after an absence Of seven years. He has been resident in San Francisco for thirty years, having left this, his native city, in his youth. He IS son of the late Captain Samuel J. Clarke, o1 this city. We hope he may live long and continue to prosper and make us many re turns
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els. by establishing good digestion and by quieting the nerves with Simmons Liver Regulator. Try it, and you will soon know the blessing of good health and sound sleep.
 s14 6d1w
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Polica Notes.

Last evening Oscar Salvaron was arrested for beating Mary McKeon, woman whom It is said he lived with in the lower part of the city. His case will come before the City Court this morning
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-14
Hub Punch.
SleepIeSsness.

This popular beverage is combination O the best of foreign liquors and fruit juice and cordials. s14 3teod
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VOL. xLLx.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednesday Morning. lsep. IA. 1881.
NEW ADYERTISEMEN TO-DA

NEW AUYERTISEME TO-DA Asphalt Pavement-B. Moves. Annual School Meeting-Board Of Eouca1lon' Attention-City Guard. Carpets-H. W. Foster. Etohings-44O Chapel Street. FaII Dress Goods-MonsoD Carpenter: For Rent-Furnished Room-s5 Olive street. For Sale-Cow and Calf-82 Hazel Street. Furnished Rooms-"C." Grand OneninQ Exhibit-Brovn, Bolton Co., Hub Punch-At Druggists On nartarlv vDividend-BlanchardM Mig Co. Toono and Board-13o Elm Street einTnons' Liver Regulator-At Drugg1sts. Seaaonable aoods-J. D. Deweu Co. Wanted-Sa -SaIesman-s'Alpha-" Wanted-Woman-139 Temple Street. wanted-Board-J. 0. Church. Wanted-BoysNFrancis Busse. wanted-Stone Masons-Hinman's Agency. Wansad-Moulders-I Woodruff Co. Wanted-Girl-497 Chapel Street. wanted-Waiters-S Wall Street. wanfed-Sftuation-w Mckenzie wanted-S -Situation-352 East Street.
 wanted-Situation-2 George Street. Wonted-Situation-5 Walnut Street. Wanted-Situations-24S brao1eS 7'feos'
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
Iadicatt0nS~

Indications.
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OrRroE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoER,S
 WAsHINaroN D. O., Sept. 14-1 A. M For the New England States, fair weather, north ,vast winds stationary or higher barometer ana sta- tionary temperature For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather, va[S b1e vinds rising followed by stationary Darome'er and nearly stationary temperature
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took place Sept. from the residence of MT. Munson. Rev Messrs Pu tnam and T. R. Bacon in attendance. The burial was in the WlniknavviIIe eeneterv
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Over S7OO i'm Silver andi JeWeIry Tak keh'
 The residence of the Hon. Julius Converse, at Stafford, was entered by burglars Monday night, and over $7OO in silver and jeWelry was stolen.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-09-14

There was very, interesting prayer ser vice at the Y. M. 0. A. Hall, MT. Willis off ciating. Many of the audience offered prayer or maderemarks.
 In all the Catholic churches special prayers for the President were offered in accordance with special announcements made at the masses Last Sunday. z At the Court street Synagogue special
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-10-09
Rlscn-Llnecus
the SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads Tie Ssa. In n.
nditions OF this newspaper throuRhout
ne rear 70 come everybody will end:
4: An me World news. % presented
hat the reader viii get the ereatess
mount OF With the least
Improbable expenditure Of tim. ana
ye sight TIE Ssn long ego discovered
he golden mean between redundant
salln.ss and unsatisfactory bfsyity.
IL Siuch OF that sort Of news which
tePends less upon its recognized i'm
oorthnee than upon Its intereet to man
dnd. Prom morning to morning T7s
-" Pnbts a continued story OF the lives
d real men and women, and Of their
leeds. plans, loves. hates. and troubles.
This story Is more varied and more in
Ssresting than any romance that VA
sIer devised.
III. Good writing in every column.
Nd freshness. originality. accuracy. and
'scorum IN the treatment Of every sub
ct.
". Honest comment. The Su,,,
iabit is to speak out fesrlessIy about
men and things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
POLITICAL party. and equal readiness To
,oumend that is p~rsiseuortby or to
'sbIkc What is biATsble In Democrat or
1spuLlicAn.
vi. Absolute Independence Of parti-
Ssn organization. but unwayeriug low
lty TO tn Democratic principles. Tie
SHn believes that ths Government which
he Constitution gives rs is u good one
D keep. Its notion Of duty il to resiIt
D its utmost power the Efforts OF men
q the R-publican party to set rps
another form Of government In plac Of
:hat which exists. The year 1881 and
he years Immediately following will
probably decide this suprsmely impot-
ssnt contest. The Sun believes that the
victory will be Hith the people as against
the Rings for monopoly. Sith Rings for
plunder. and the rings for imperial
poWer.
Orr terms are as folloWs:
For the Daily SIN. a four page sheet
4 t~enty..iIht columns. the price by
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$50 a year; or. including the Sunday
Slper, an eight page sheet OF fiiy.six
columns, the price il SIS cents q month.
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The Sunday edition Of The Suz is also
'urnished separately at SL20 . year.
postage paid.
The price OF the Wt,Iiy Sgn. eight
pages. fifty ak columns. - 6 a year.
hostage paid. For clubs Of ten sepdipg
SO We will send an extra copy free.
Address: l. W. ESoLIsD.
Publisher o; TIL SrS.
New York City.
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chlity. Ma rick. women
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for Yourself. Address GEORGE STtSSOS
q Portland Mhiur
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N otIce.
Land once at Eureka, Nevada.
AaDN OF raj

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice 81 his Intention
10 make hnal proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made befor" Hon
= u. FtAek, Judge Of the Seventh JudiciaI
District Couit Ofthc stat Of Nevada, IN an !
Tor The county Of tlko, At EIke. Nevada. on
Application No. n, RirhStd d. Lsnham. far
the ". - ~ the y ". a, and ~. VI Of the N.
Wa OF See, ~. r. 81, Il. r.. 81 Il.
lie ma 1cs Tho 10 lowing witnesses TO prove
ton OF said land, viz: r r. Drown Of Rlko
county, .NeN, ID. ~. Zoo OF Elko county
New, ST. Weller Of Exc county New, Thos,
=. Il. aTScikIkY, Register.
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NOZZLE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i GEORGE II. AUKLgR. deceased, = The
creditors and all persons having claims against
said estate are hsrsby notified 20 exhibit the
same. with the necessary vouchers. within siI
months from the dste Of tho hrpt publication
OF this notice 20 WILLIAM SMILEY or W. r.
AOkLEh. admipistrAtors % said catsts, ~ star
valley, Elko County. NevadA.
Dated August 23d, 1891.
WILLIAM SMILEY.
W. T. ACKLER,
Administrators Of said Estate.
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bbftce. hddrss' Il HSIicii 4 10. rorsIsSd.
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FOR SALE---F0R CASH.

The undersigned offers for sale At a bargain
his Siotc, with entire stock OF general mcr.
ehandisc. The stock Ii new aud complete.
Also q dwelling house connected with the
store. Fruit trees, flower aud vegetable gar
den and Turning sprlng ofwatcf on ptcmiscs.
A ftst.cIAsH billiard saloon for sale or rent,
Call ON premises for terms.
K. j. ~CAHPEAUx,
Bullion Neya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed of in the Police Court yesterday
Richard Thomas (cOlored), charged with
trespassing on the premises OF Mayo's
warehouse. Discharged.
Andrew j. Malone, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Henry Thompson (colored). charged with
stealing lumber from the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company. Discharged
Joseph Boze, charged with assaulting and
| beating l.. F. Trice. Discharged.
Susan J. Crabbin, assaulting and striking
IJ. A. CrabbiD. Surety required for heI
good behavior in the sum Of 800 for three
months. =,
Samuel G. Street was charged with steal
ing a razor from John n. Davis. The eyi
dence not being sufficient, the case was dis
missed.
Richard Thomas (coIoredl, charged with
feloniously breaking in the office OF John
NJ. Hall in the daytime and stealing one loI
OF KEYS Of the value OF 81, was sent on to
the grand jury.
William Lewis (colored), assaulting and
threatening to cut Thomas Burr. DIS
missed on payment OF cost.
Henry Howard, assault and battery. Fined
So.
Jack Yeaable (eolored), creating dis
turbanee in the public streets. Fined %.
w. A. Scott, assaulting and threatening
to beat Ruth Taylor. Dismissed.
l.. w. Springs, sample merchant,
charged with selling goods without Ii.
cepse, was sent on TO the grand Jury.
Barney Dent lcolored), cursing and
threatening to assault Jennie johnson. At
taehment issued.
Mary McAyery, assaultiBg and threaten.
ing the life OF Martha Hurley. Continued
TO Tuesday the 18th instant.
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The excursion season is now at It's height,
and city people are eager TO take advantage
of every opportunity for brief respite
/ from the discomforts OF the heated term.
, The following ere some OF the attractions
offered In that line:
The excursion 10 West Point tomorrow
morning under the auspices OF the police oil
the First district is attracting more atten-
tion than such occasions usually do. The
people OF Richmond have an abiding faith
IN their police force, and the ladies' espe-
clally are looking forward TO this trip, be-
cause they feel assured that the most perfect
order will be preserved. The indlcatlons
are that the crowd will be limited only by
the capacity OF the train. The following
efficient committee have the affair in charge {:
Sergeant b. +. Howard, John II. Warren,
]. Il. Cartwright, Jones A. Otey, ana Nor
ris J. Griffin.
The next on the list is the grand moon
light excursion to Maiden's Adventure on
Tuesday night by the HowitzeTs. Nothing
that we can think OF could be more pleasant
than ride up the beautiful Valley OF the
James by moonlight. A full band Of music
will be in attendance, and those fond OF
dancing can indulge in that delightful pas
time. The committee promise good time
to oil who go.
The basket picnic TO Eastwood, on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, next
Thursday, for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Missionary Society OF Grace-Street
Baptist church, promises to be most en-
jOyabIe affair, aud will doubtless be well
attended.
An excursion will be given TO Staunton
next Saturday night. Those dtslriDg to
visit that lively little city will thus have an
opportunity Of so doing at small cost. Spe-
cial arrangements have been made for the
accommodation OF colored persons.
Another pleasant trip is the grand family
excursion TO West Point on Monday, July
18Th, under The auspices OF Chlckahominy
Tribe OF Red Men. This tribe has host
OF friends, and they will doubtless be well
patronized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

SCARCITY OF WATRR.-The city is again
threatened with a scarcity Of water. Su-
perintendent Davis informed a Dispatch re-
porter yesterday that there were only seven
feet of water in the new reservoir and little
or none IN the old. This, he said, was due
entirely to the low water in the river, and
not TO any fault Of the water-works. Our
citizens should bear this in mind and be as
economical as possible in the use OF this
precious commodity, as there is a prospect
Of It's becoming still scarcer unless the condi-
ton Of the river is greatly improved within
short time. That portion OF the city
which is supplied from the old reservoir
was deprived OF the use of water for sew
eral bours yesterday, greatly to the iDcon-
yenience Of manufacturers and housekeep-
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
III ROTETOURT SPRINGS, VA.

The thirty. seventh annual session closed with
most satisfactory results seventy diDlOmas were
sased I'M Eclectic, Literary, Classical. and Scien-
ufc courses Of study, under most approved stano,
srS. The DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC numbered
more than one hunured pupils, ana maze cuastt
mi imoressiye exhibit on cOmmencement-day
ART, also was conspicuous.
The facihtes here Afforded for board, varied apo
elevated instruction, The advantages or localty' ell
and eomfort and especially The care OF health
morals and manners Of pupils are most inYlti1R 10
tbonghtful parents. Eighteen officers and teachers
even Of whom are gentlemen.
The THIRTY.EIGHTH SESSION will open on
he l4Tu SEPTEMBER, 1881. For full particu'
hls apply 70 tbe superintendent. e..,,
CHARLES l.. COOKE.
,y 7-eodat superintendent.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale a limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD y Psk IfNI.
GOLD BONDS due IN 1915 at l04 and accrued 10.
ttregt These bonds are secured ny q coBsOiidaiCd
mortgage on the Richmond and Dspyt'le ana Pish-
mont railroads aud the IL Sc OF the North CafohDa
railroad. ,
We can confidently recommend these bonds, -
the annual report Of the company for the yesr - ~
ing 3Oth september, 1890, showed that the COM
paDy had reducSG its debt over t45UoC0 during
Ihs two preceding years. besides adding isreely 20
10, rolling stock aud machinery, aud lurcaSslng
900 ons Of new steel rails. bOr the Even niOufns
ending Aprll 80. 1881. the net receipts Oh tire TOM
pany exceeded s240,0O0. which - equn 20 6s y
cent on the capital stock OF The company. eiLsr The
cayInent Of Interest, reGis, and Az other nxed
charges. asa expegdigg large amount ior edgio-
meut steel rails and additional workshops
THOMAS BRANCH q co.
Tie receipts Of this company Tor esrryiog the
ms1s FOR last April show au Increase Oi over 100
per cent. over same month Of last yest. a1i Ior
freight of 80 per Previous 10 lst Of Nav 40
per cent. Of the Atlan'a and Charlotte irslNhs
business went Uld the CarOlieg Central tsllr)sd.
Now all It's through business goes by the slcbnond
and Danvlle railroad, which viii add largely oits
FincOme. nv II
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
II An OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription OF one OF the best female physi
clans aud nurses In the United States and has been
used for forty years with never-failns SAFETY and
success by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant Of one week old to the adult IL
eorrects acIdity OF the stomach, relieves Wlnd-eoc
regulates the bowels, aud gives rest, neaith' ano
com fort 70 mother and child We oeiieVe u .he oes'
and surest remedy In the world In All cases OF ia
TNTFRY and DIARRHGA In children, whether
arising from teelhlng or from any other cause
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac simiis OF CUE.
Tfs A PERKINS Is ON the outside wrapper. so's
by All medicine-desers. Twenty-aveeenv bottle
jy e.eOdlW
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ierieId will meet in few days for organizs.
tion. Mr.. David N. Goode. president oil
the old Board, whose term OF Office expired
July 1st, was reelected.
Mayor Taylor had several unimportant
cases before bis court yesterday morning.
Some little excitement was created on
lower Hull street yesterday afternoon by O
fight which occurred between two white
men. Warrants were subsequently sworn
out, and the matter will come before the
Mayors Court tomorrow.
The Hastings Court will meet tomorrow.
There are several criminal cases to be tried
at this term, which Is grand-iury term.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court Issued
two marriage-Iicenses last week.
There has been considerable activity in
the sale OF real estate 10 this city and vicinity
during the past few weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

TEAR 'EM ALL TO PIECEs.-Almost worn
ont with a fruitless hunt after news, re-
porter yesterday entered the establishment
Of an eminent and communicative states
man, hoping that he might by chance strike
an item. Having saluted him with the
usual reportorial greeting, ado you know
anythingf" the news-fiend was waiting
with breafhless expectancy the answer,
when the young hopeful Of the establish
ment broke in in most animated tone
with
"I'l give gou an item. You Just give
them fathers and fellows who won't let their
sons 90 bathing fits. Write&umpen and
lest tear 'ens ali TO pieces. Idea OF telling
'em not TO 90 near the water until they
know how to swim"
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MRS. sQUlRES'S SS.,,,-.nv
NA bl2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA
nAY. AND BOARDI NG-SCHOOL.
ADAY. AND BE

The fourth session of this school VIII commence OIL
,hs IoTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1851. ,...-,.....
NJ soUnEs viii be assisted by her da9gntebs: r.;
sbe has sO secured as an assistant, 10 dTETS ms
,bols time 10 This school, professor =. w. LCSAS'
snVSf Ii1s. Pn'nam's Engii,h and Classical school,
a. Se NSrlb)roush street, Boston. Professor LU-
C1sisa graduate Of Harvard College, Mass, from
GA6 ca ititntIon he brings the highest testimonials
a. ~ character and scholarship: -
Professor J.. y. HAsSEhEI TlouSi , Si,,nton
lsie OF Miss NJ J. BildWlns eeinlh"TS' s'~un'oH'
Professor -, Music.
- ,sr,ns &c seua for circulars.
i"' liV 10 .Su& W.
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SITE OF TIE YORKTOWN MONUMENT FIXED.
We are gratified TO announce that by author
ity that the ong.veXed question OF the site
OF the Yorktown monument has been defl-
niteIy settled. On the 9Th OF July the Unl-
ted States Government purchased from w.
w. Old and ii. G. Cabell, special commits
sioners, what is regarded as the most desira-
BILE place on which to erect it. II lies in
the midst OF the property owned by the es-
tate OF Robert Anderson. The situation Is
on commanding Hill rising ms1estically
from the water, and affording an uninter-
rupted view up and down the river as far as
the vision can extend on the west toward
West Point, and easterly TO Chesapeake
bav. 1t is the lot known as Secretary
Nelson's lot" and lies near the eastern eX-
tremity OF the town, on the north side OF
Main street, nearly in front OF Govern
or Nelson's mansion, and being only one
square distant from il. Its area embraces
from four to six acres, extending through
10 the river, and upon il there are distinctly
visible remains OF the old British fortlfca-
tions. Il was against this point that
the chief attack OF the American forces
was directed in the memorable struggle
which calls forth this cOmmem0ratiOn.
The three parallels OF approach OF the
combined armies are in full view OF this
spot. 1t is the nearest desirable position in
Yorktown to the/ famous Temple farm,
where the articles OF capitulation were en-
tered into, and also to the open field upon
which the British arms were laid down.
The work Of building the Government
wharves and general preparation for the
approaching celebration will be actively en-
tered upon within the ensuing week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, ~ NJ, commissioners
sale OF several tracts or parcels Of land lyine
west OF be city.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. 3 r. NJ. commissioner
sale OF eleven and a half acres OF land in Hen
rico, on the River road near Burns's old dsstil-
lery property.
ROBERT b. LYME, p. NJ. commissioners sale
OF mill property. known as Drinkers mill, with
machinery, &c, In Henrico, on The River road.
w. G0DDlN, p. NJ, brick dwelling No. l13
west Main street, between Adams and Jefferson
streets.
JNO. Z. LAUGHToN, JR., I0KA A. NJ, household
furniture, &c.
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MAIL AsRANGEMEyT.-He Hereafter The maits
arriving at the post-ofiicc at night will be
distributed Immediately on arrival. Own.
ers OF boxes will thus be enabled TO get
their mails more promptly tbao heretofore.
This arrangement does not affect the gene
raj delivery, which will be closed at the
usual hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

HIS SOLICTTUDE ROR THE PREaDENT.-A
eolored citizen entered the Office yesterday
and desired the "aSiSpdtch newspaper"
Wien the copy of this journal had been
fuBaished. and he had slowly, ss With
great reluctance, gives the necessary qaid
pnS estto in the shape Of three cents, he de-
sired 10 know how the President was. The
last bulletin was then read him, when he
asked
e Aha we'll does you think da is e0sy
chance Nv de Presidents .dLsc0veru?"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-10

PRAYERS FOR THE PRESIDENT TODAY
Rev. DR.. D. j. O'Connell, secretary to Rt.
Rev. Bishop keane, has sent the following
official order to the clergy OF the Catholic
Diocese Of Richmond (Which embraces the
State Of Virginia and portion OF West
Virginia) and Of the Vicariate Apostolic OF
North Carolina:
"By order OF the RI. Rev. Bishop. all the
pastors OF the Diocese Of Richmond and OF
the Vicariate OF North Carolina will offer
up public prayers next sunday, after late
Mass, in behalf OF our outraged President,
that God may be pleased TO mitigate the
sharpness OF his sun'erlngs and restore him
in reestablished health to his family and
country"
The requirements OF this order will be
carried out to-day i'll accordance with the
wishes OF Bishop KeaDe, who is now So
journing at Lake George with the Paulist
Fathers for the benefit Of his eyesight,
which is reported as improving.
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w.RRAxrED To CONTAIN ONLY THE
II RET OF LIQUORS,
VNITRp WITH
,cv yRulT JUICES AND GRASULATED
CboiNH SUGAR.

-, onening aud will be foand an agree
nisrtaaly a. ~ he choice thiHgs which undenlsoly
~. Se ps Of NE riSS,S 59S sneSSGSs eSoye S000
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GOOD AT ALL TINES.

,v THING TO KEEP IN wlNE-CEL-
JUST IhE LARS.
s,nvsoARDs N0T COMPLETE WITHOUT
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS.-The July term OF the Cnes-
terfield County Court will begin tomorrow.
A grand Jury has been crawn' ana some
hali.doze cases are TO be tried.
The new Board Of Supervisors Of Cnet'