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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-24

CHCRCH lMPROvENENTs-EBENEZ Col.
ORED CHrRCB.-A few days ago We gave Q
description Of the very elaborate improve
ments about 10 be made to the First Afriean
church. The Ebenezer Baptist church,
situated on Leigh street near Brook avenue,
have decided 10 mske extensive improve
ments 10 their place Of worship. A portion
OF the front wall will be taken down and
The building extended some ten or fifteen
feet towards Leigh street, with aD entire
new front 10 the Byzantine stvle Of srebi-
lecture. The main entrance will b. through
tower eishfeen feet square % the base,
finished with an octagoual spirs i25 feet
high. The OetagOnai portion Of the spire
will be divided from the perpendicular por-
iion By four hanging pinuacles, and Will be
covered with ornamental galvanized iron
shingles. over The main. entrance door
there will BE- a large Mniion window, with
4 rose sash 6lled With stained glass worked
10 the upper portion. over this window,
which opens into 40 organ gallery, viii b
the belfry. eoDta;ningtriplet blinds, long sod
short. Ou three sides Of The same. Besides
the msin-entrance door, there viii be two
side doors on The front enteringthe basement,
and also ascending 10 the zudience-hoor.
TIE exterior brick-wOrk will be painted
and saBOed- The present pews will De
taken out and new circular ones substituted
TIE old galleries viii also be oyerhsuled
aud have new seats aud very ornamental
fronts. Two right aud iefi siairways asceod
10 these galleries from the Vestibues. The
orgar- and ch0ir-galerifs will be sepaIAted
from the other galleries. The chancel over
the baptisiry Will be srched, and the pre-
sent window removed and more appro-
pirate one put 10 its place. The side wiz
dows nOw around the galleries will Dc made
semi-circular. aud the side walls and cell
iugs handsomely cOlored aCd freseoed. Toe
architec', MajJr Black, has advertised FOR
proposals until September 7ih az O'Clock
P. ". Not very long ago this church ex-
pended g. 500 on the 0uiding, but their
large membership, numbering now about
1900. want more room and a prettier house
OF worship.
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TIE DISPLAY oF FIRswoRKs DUEIYG THE
yorktown CENTENNIAL-The display OF
fireworks here during the Yorktown Gen.
tennial will be very hne, Judging frcm the
programme which has been arranged by
Andrew Pizz,ni. Jr., E.Q, % whose super
vision AID direction the matter bas beeo
entrusted by The Council Centennial Com
mittee.
There will be seven large exhibition
pieces, among them one embiematlc ceDire-
piece corsisting 0f 40 Illuminated shield.
suTmounted by the national colors Of ibe
United states and France, between which i
TIE appropriate legend. " yorktown, ISL
The shield Is hinked by TWO brilliant, color
changing roseties, aBd rhe whole surround
ed by brilliant sun. eases.
Another j. one piece, Cross Legion Of
Honor. which commence. With hexsgon
wheel q Chinese 1re, surrounded by bril-
hant eolored rosettts, changing 10 cross
Of diamond lance-wcrk, surmounted by TIE
tri-color Of France. TIE corresponding
piece 10 this Is tie coai-of-arns motto Of the
State. " Sic Semper Tyrannls,' ia side
fined huce-woIk, With appropriate oolofs,
surrounded by rays Of brilliant silver light.
TIE remaining exhibition pieces are equally
beautiful designs.
There are over 600 large exhibition Roman
esndes, eolored sky-roekeis, and mines Dis
charging eiends Of brillant-colored hsils,
and dfty ls-ineh new d0r1l hOmhshells,
which explode 10 mid-air, -boweriHg down
thousands of y8riec1tec coiored balls, ser
penfs, golden rain. g.. Tncse bombs are
said 70 be the hands0m,si thiugs in pyro-
tschBy.
The plsce or pieces ard time for this dis
Dlav have not been fixed on, but Ht is ex-
pecied 10 take place during tbe early part Of
October. aud either one grand exhibition
be given on the Capitol sqasre or two
smaller ones 90 Libby Hi and Monroe
Park
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AuAppeal for protection.

Editors Dispatch The citizens living In
the peighborhood OF Thirlieth street be-
tween Msrshal snd Leig1 ars very much
annoyed nearly every night by crowd Of
bows and youths who eOngregate there and
indulge in profaBe and indecent ssugasge.
Ladies are actually prevented from sitting
on the front pOrcnes 90 aec9uni OF this state
OF things. We have appealed 20 the police
several times. but without avail. and We
now ask your influence 10 rid us OF this Ia
tOlerzble nuisance.
CrTIzgSs 0F NARsHALL WARD
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TIE CIRCUS Is THE VERY BEsT.

Auoag tie specialues 20 be witnessed VIII - the
WONDERFUL sLOTH, tae only one ever on sKhi-
hFoa: ne GIANT OK, larger than an elephant;
TgR OILY SILVER ANTELOPE ever on cxhi-
ssaos. TIE LARGEST DOUBLE-HORSED RHI-
EOCRROs ever witnessed, tAe WHITE POLAR
BsaR. 3 Grove q BACTRIAN CAMELs, herd of
LARGE ELEPaANTS. Eroup Of LIVING
eTRAPFEs. a school q SEA-LIOSS. HUSAS
CANNON BALL These Are notable EXTRA
FEATURES. exhibited WIKI Ny SHOW ONLY, in
zaSnoE v av, hundred other specimens. making
nv seneeson tbe LARGEST IN TIE WORLD.
Yhs Clr-o l. 81 g has always oeen--~ THE VERY
BBsT.- RFtryihiug advertised viii be exhibited.
VII in psIson visii this city and ali poiuis south
a vAisa ~ Great show exhibits. ] vii sSre Tor
ne eonfors of ny patrons, and allow nc more
nsf.'s 70 BE- sod man save place 70 aeSonmodSie
As holdsrs.
plsege he rspuaaon which hfsy-six years Of
zsnass-sGl career has Ezised FOR me-vhieh bo.d
q Eressr value ghsn al ny w-aIsh-thAt VIII keep
every prouiss herein emu 1erNtsd.
vsyy respectfully, JOHN ROBINSON.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il An OLD NURSE

MRS. wINsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription OF enc of -. best female phyd
clans ADD nurses In the Uniiei states, and has becn
used Tor forty years with failing ssfety and
success by millions of mothers and shildrua. from
the feeble nfant Of one week old 10 THE sdali. It
eorrrcts scidi,y of the stomach. relieves wh6-coss.
regulates the bowels and gives rat. hfHts. apd
eoufort 10 USiher aad shid. We oeicve q ne best
and surest remedy Ia ihe world Ia al eases ~ DTs-
EMERY and DIARRHEA tn children. whether
arising from tee ling or fro@ any oiher canse.
Full dirtcticss Tor aSing will accompany each boz
tie. None g.nuiEe uniess The fEc sissis % CCR-
IT'S PERKINS Is ca ,hs outside wtscper. sold
By all medicne-sealers. Tws0sy-ave cents 0ottle.
40 Q-eollg
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COLLISION on THE RICHMOND, FREDER-
IcKsBURG AND PoT0NAC RAILRoAD.-Lsst
night about 8 o'clock the souihern-bound
local freight train from Hanover Junction,
on tbs Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomsc railroad, and train consisting OF sn
engine and a number OF empty box ears
came into collision in eui near The south
Anna bridge, shout one mile this side OF
the Junction, badly wreekiDg both engines
and several ears. Engineer Cordie, OF the
train going north, was seriously Injured
Il is also reported that coiored fireman
named Dsbney was hart. Ine msil irain
due here a. 9.5s O'Clock from Washington
not being able 10 pass the 0bstructed track,
came TO Richmond on the Chesapeake snd
Ohio road from Hanover Junction, arriving
here al I2:I0 O'Clock this morning.
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Bass BALL.-The game Of baseball play ed
Yesterday afternoon between the Artillery
school Club, of Fortress Monroe ana ine
RicbmopAs. Of this city. resulted in de-
ejsiye victory for the Rich Bonds. The
contest was witnessed by the largest audl-
eoee which has attended Baseball Park this
season. Both the batting aud fielding OF
the home club was very hue. The VISITORS
dId some good batting also, but, owing 10
the superior fielding OF the Riehmonds, u
did DOT sTsil them much.
TIE following Is the score:
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TIE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Last night about
9 O'Clock & IRE occurred in the second story
Of the building on Union street. between
Franklin and Grsce. occupied BY Edward
Riiev. caused by 8 lighted match which was
accidentally thrown By the occupant Of the
room into a wardrobe containing female
wearing apparel Tee accident was dis
covered In time 10 prevent seriOHs results.
An alarm was turned in from Box 2, but
,he fire bad been put out before the hreAen
arrived.
one Of The wheels Of the new h0ok-snd-
ladder truck ran OF near the Old Market.
and Tillermsn Moore had one OF bis snkies
severely sprained.
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visit ct the Mayer, commitsee en- waser. and
kr7ersss ts the PumP-Eisuse and Thrss-nne
Lssks-Essslar Water H5srs-The Council
20 Be Called Tsssther 20 Order a steam
Pamp-Ths Mayer Directs the wassr 90 be
Turned freI the Canal int the River.
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The msr-kl,laE elephant cEitf the most neFet Or
bis species ever on txhibssios, Is win Old JoHs
RosESsoE's show. vAsch sxsisiis At hichnens
Moaesy. August 2eih- Ths Ierriele xninSa 10
securely guarded aod loaded ~ifh ever two tsns cf
chains. % afraasc1 - 10 BrsssDf him frsin esisx
any harm 70 those vho witnc8 hin. Rsnsmsrrs
Monday. August 2esh-
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THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRAT.

THE CON-EBNAIINE-DtMO
siero-ex 10 -. success of DAsfsIs. BARB0UH, sBd
ACKIsFkr, sEc eur isrisistiye o 'n-es sn3 c.n-
Slsat-~ wili - ps,ithe6 IN Richmond = Dl-eeeklf
tbroaQb0ui The ssavass. commencing AJoI-t
Attn.
n ~in b. devoted "a the political cousFat In this
STAT ard all xsor FOR fhe Union of al Gousrrvz-
tive eInocsis on the regular tickef of the narkY-
IL will - furntshod u su0ecriJers a. FlfIf
CENTS CcPY. To ciubs of hNy aod over.
FORTY CENTH. A. n. kftlEy.
"a Cbairnsn tIEcufive vosum'tiee.
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THE AScEGESATI0S CasE.-Lewis Span
genburg and julia Spangsu burg. the silegtd
miscegenaiionists. were tried IN the Police
Court yesterday. u vas found that the
woman was white within The meaning Of
the law, and The case was itereupon dis
missed
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HEERIco TEACHES or PUBLIC SCHOOLS
The following completes the list OF licensed
teachers OF Henrieo county:
MaIes-A. N. Braxton, John X. siarke,
John G.. Rsglaud, n. II. Gardner, N. A.
Cautboru, W. u. Parr, Temple A. Miles,
Beniamin Z. Anderson, James Z. Var
brough. William II. james, z. Il. Garth
right.
Femzles-Miss Laura Christian, Miss Ella
n. Broaddus, Miss Sallie Temple, Miss N.
G. Anderson. Miss n. L. WOodward, Miss
Carrie Pew, Miss Kste winston, Miss n. !.
Miles, Miss L. r. Carter. Mrs. Georgia Hob
son, Mrs. &. r. Cartwright, Mrs.. n. 7. Hix,
Mrs J. X. Trainun.
one assistant teacher is 20 be appointed 70
sll tbs vacancy al Glendale school vses Mics
Mary Kosslow, appointed 70 one OF the
Riehmend schools.
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REPUBLICAN CITY C0ENITTKE-THE Co
AIrTTOS ENDORsED.-The Republican City
Central Committee 81 meeting beid last
night unanimously endorsed tbe action OF
the Lynehbur- Coalition CONVENTION ana
pledged The support Of the committee 10 the
Resdiuster ticket. The committee also de-
eided 70 make an active canvass of the city.
A committee Of seven was appointed to
Get I'D 2 m2ssmteling Of the Republican
voters of this city. Prominent speakers
from abroad will be invited. The commit
tee on the uass-meetine is 5. ". Robinson,
A. n. Jackson, ". {. Brown, William Lee,
and George Preston.
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Az OLD OFFENDER ARRESTED. ester
day evening William Price Gcoloredl was
arrested by 0fBeers Colgin and heegan. OF
The First precine'. on q Charge OF sses'ns
a shoulder Of bacon from John OToole.
When TIE accused was taken 20 the station
house be was recognized as the man who
two years ago stole 3 pair OF boots from
box which De was hauling 10 one OF the ae.
p0;s. be being at that time in the employ OF
,eamsier OF this citf. Price left The city
immediately after the theft OF the boots
and bad iust returned.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY CoNNTTER-THE PEIRAIT ELECTION
SKPrEEBgR SrH-PoLL-TAY REQrTRED AS
UsulL.--A meeting Of The CITY ConssrYa-
iVe-Dcmocrstic Committee was beId last
mighty. Bel Biager, Esq, The superin-
tendeu'. in The chair.
Colonel John ID. whitehead was elected
superintendent q Marshall Ward.
The resignation OF Mr.. II. W. Lubbock
was rendered and accepted, and Mr. W. J.
kpps was elected member and .uperinteud-
eut OF Jackson Ward 10 bis place.
The superintendent announced the ap-
poiniment Of The following Standing com
mitgses:
Executive Committee General Peytou
Wise, A. j. Nauehsn, B. II. Nash, J. B.
Cary, L. 5. Edwards, and T. II. Blanken-
slip.
Fiusuee COMMITTEE George ]. Hooper,
Jr.. treasurer; James Lyons, and A. Pie
Eini, Jr.
Printing Committee-Jobn Pitt, Il. c.
Adams, sud John F. Epps.
The primary election pisn-pr0vieing for
primary Thursday. September sih-to
nominate four members Of the House, and,
iu conjunction With the county Of Henrico,
two senators, was adopted, with the usual
clause requiring that those Eho contemplate
veiing shall satisfy the judges If election
that they have paid the capiiation-tax re-
Qulred by law for the year 1850. It is The
same UiU0-rOce plan 10 which our people
have long been accustomed. There will be
one poll opened in each ward, exesp, Jack
son, where there will be two, and sll Will be
open from sunrise 20 sunset.
The county authorities have issued the
following in accord with the action Of the
City Committee
To the Democratic Conservative Voters Of
HenTico County:
A primary election will be held on Thurs
day. September :, 1881, st each and every
vosing precinct in Henrico county 20 nomi-
nate two senators for the district snd one
member for the House Of Delegates. The
polls will be open from sunrise 10 sunset on
Tie dsy Of election. All Conservative
voters VITO will be qualified 70 vote on the
Sch dsy OF September, and who Will sup
pert the nominees OF the primary election,
viii be entitled to vote.
JOIN L. BROADDUs,
superintendent Conservatiye.DeDocrstic
party Hsnrieo county.
NAMES OF yUDGss AND cLERKs,
Brooklapd Township-HuugAry: Judge,
i A.
cott. Bruins: Judge. + p. Hodsou; Clerk,
7. c. Redd. Joues's Store Judge, R. B.
Jones; Clerk. Rufus Griffin.
Tuekahoe Towusbip-Anderson's Store:
Judge, Buck Smith; Clerk, Fred. LYne.
Forks Of Road: Judge, James Yis; Clerk,
William Andrews. Ridge Church: Judge,
Thomzs shaw; Clerk, J. F. Colby. Short
Pump: Judge, W. s. Leake; Clerk, b. +.
Puryesr.
Fsir6eld Township-Smitber's Store:
Judge. -; Clerk, William Wilson. Har-
din's Shop: Judge, Henry V0egler; Clerk,
B. F. Coon. Bakers Precinct: Judge, z.
c. Wells Clerk, -. Craddock's Judge,
Bowler Eacho; Clerk, B. d. Kuhn.
YARNS Township-Whitlock' Judge,
J. T. Whitlock Clerk, &. II. Nelson. Car
ter's Store: Judge, Z. R. Gum; Clerk,
William b. Frsyser. Town Hall: Judge,
John Garthrighi; Clerk, Dan. b. Jordan.
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THx WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud wsrm, With slight rain during
The day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 0 A. NJ, ~ /;
A. n, e4; noon. So; 2. NJ, 50; 6 p.
NJ, so; midnight. -.
Mean temperStore. S0f.
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FATAL AccIDEET.--An accident oecuri 60
On the eastern terminus Of the Cbesapesk
ana Ohio railway, about ten miles oelo"
tbe city, Monday, which resulted IN tns
kIIlisg Of one man and the Wounding oi
s,vrrnl oilers fall coioredh The accident
= a. enussd By Ibe cavtng-in OF earfn IN .
deep cut q which the men were st work.
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WEATHER REpnRr

tSDicATioSs RoR To-D1T.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States. f7ir weather, yarla-
DE winds. mostly ooriherly. stationary or
lower temperature, and higher pressure.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY N THE CITY 0P kiCB-
KOSD, showing ages Of decedents, sex. sud
color. with nativity aud annual Oeath-raie
per 200 in habitants, for the week ending
August 20ib:
Cause Of Death Atamia, l white; sp-
tbR, l colOred; Bright's disease, l white. l
colored; eh0lera-iBisntum, / white, l col
ored; congestion OF brsin, eOloreG; con-
gesii0n a liver. I white; consumption, l
white, 4 eOlored; diarrhGl, white; diph-
iberia, while; fever (tVphoid), . white
heart disease. / csiored; inanition, ! color
ed iBfsntile lockiaw. l white; iaundice,
white; marasmus, . cOlored; neglect. ! col
ored; premature birth, l cOlOred; tteth-
ing, l Icolored; unknown, ? eolored; whoop-
ng-cOugh. colored; other diseases, l
white. Whole number Of deaths 10 the
city Exclusive OF stll-birihs), 81. SilI-
Births: white female, ! c0iOred male,
eolored female-toia, 3. Ser and color !:
Males, 5 white. IL colored-tOtsl. Is: fe-
males, 5 white, : oOlored-toial, IS. Age:
One Day 10 thirty, Whit, colored-toial,
4; one month 10 six. ? eOl0red; six months
10 twelve, ! white, 3 colOred-tOtal 4 one
year 10 three, l white, colorfd-total, 4;
three years 10 five. white; ten years 10
twenty, ! white; twenty years 10 thirty,
white, 4 colored-totsl, I; thirty years 10
forty, l white. ] c0l0red-t0tsl, ,; forty
years 10 fifty, white; hity years 10 sixty,
! white, colored-totsl, .; sixty yesrs 70
seventy, white, I eolored-tOtAl, ? seven
" years 10 eighty. / coiored. Condition 4:
Single, 10 white, IA colored-total, a; mar
ried. 3 white. . coi0red-totsl, 5; widow
ers, / c0lored; unknown, l colored. Nd
tiUity: Richmond, l6; other parts OF the
United states, IS; Ireland, ! unknown. l.
Locality; Marshall Ward, > colored; Jeher-
son Ward. white, 3 cOlored-totil, 3;
Madison Ward, l white; Monroe Ward, 2
white, l colored-total. 8 Clay Ward, 9
white, l eolorsd-totsl. Z; Jackson Ward, l
white, s eolOred-iotal, 8; almshouse,
white, 3 colored-tOtal, 4.
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THE BIG SHOW

OK MONDAY, August 29rH,
rrm s1sbi, q, Richmond An USEQUALLED
vsSAGERIE. An UNgIvkLLED CIRCUS
-. Hsusrsrse embraces OVER FIFTY DENS OF
Al THAT 5 RARR. WONDERFUL, AND
CURIOUS N THE BIOLOGICAL KIS6Dox.
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AUcTIoS SALES rBIs car.

E<OH an szles % Real Estate m4ee hetweez sas
lst of January sud last ~ June the taxes f5r re
present. year have 70 b. raid by the purebsser. On
ali sLaS made 81 sen tag lsf ~ duly a1a last q
TIE year fhe tsz-s have q be paid hy thr seiirr.
fIni- custom s6oDfed about 1fteec yesru aS4
5y al The rpai esfsir agents 70 Richmond. and ap-
plies % Richmond snd yicinny.l
RICHMOND BiEAAE. 10 A. n. horsss, vehicss
&C. Ac.
mo. T. LACGHTOE, in, 10 A. a., h01ssbsld
iNrsitgrs. nc.
JOas ". vEIoHr, shs>sn 10 A. ~, a. Rish-
nond BsssaF, ooe = mare
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WY has wErTE RoeK or eoLDKs LYax
segn sdopts< = trsde-mxrk by T. q r. ATuH-
sosr Bss4use their ToUst Frepsszrfsns bxse be-
cone 80 popular Isst HEY sxtsasiveiy cossss<-
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District AttoTney q y
n.RrrNra rrarnrr


A letter from Mr.. ". NJ. Soufhworth. ex-
district attorney Of Niagsrz county, \. Y, 10
Comm0nWeslth's-Atto Witt states that
from the published descriptions Of Marvin
be is "ihe sane person who, II 1878,
vas convicted OF forgery IN this county,
and sentenced 10 the state prison 81 Au-
burn. The crime was committed by him az
Niagara Falls. While detained in prison,
for the purpose OF exciting sympathy
and facilitating escape, be ieigued pa
Talysi., aud FOR a tine succeeded in de-
eeiyiug the physicians, and 10 soms
extent kept up the deception al Auburn,
succeeding by means Of IL in being trans
fsrred to the prison hospital. He was in
dicied as Alfred Merritt alias Alfred Ma
hew alias Arthur Ashew. AT FIRST be
pleaded not guilty, but afterwards withdrew
this pies snd pleaded guilty, aDd on the Oh
OF september, 1873, Hss sentenced % bard
labor. and underwent the punishment. Al
ter The commission Of the crime and be-
fore bis arrest, be had succeeded, by
means OF the goyerness idea, in
marryiug Miss Mafyins, Of the
eity Of Detroit, young lady Of the highest
respeciability, engaged as q teacher In that
eiiT. he passed himself on in that city a.
General Merritt, late OF the United States
army. Should you desire any further in
formation you can write 10 Rev. 4. p. Mar
vim and ex.Sberi6 n. o. Allen. Of this city,
or the Chief OF Police oi the city OF De
trOitn
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PnKxfun
CaARLoTTEsylLLE CLARKr At 81 per salon AZ
CHRISTIAN WHITES.
DRY AND SWIFT CATAwBAs-elexast suinnsr
wines-eheAp. Al CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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TO Ny MANY FRrKSDs

r-,,.. psr,saoS over anyye.rs have annSaEy
,....,,.s ss 81 ff,suas sae the rvsne the Rxgasi-
,,,., .slsa bar ny nEme. have steadily I'M
.v-s ysa- 81 year, Ky Organization, acoing 10 SIS
,s and Increasing Is d.raeu,sons uBsu Il has
,ssnsa suss vast proportions as % enaite Il to lhs
s1sso q
THE BIG SHOW.
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SAVE MONEY BY hssIux yosr trinfinE done - %
DasPATcH PAfsriSo-hocSs. Good sork. "a
prsess, sad RrsGsetios Easrsn,sss
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BxD-BrGs. RoAcnrs.

Pats. mice. snts, hes. vermin. masesi.oes. ln-
sects, &c, cleared cut oy RouEh en- Rxts.- Fif-
seen-cerf boxes at druzEtstS
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No. asd 1xrEA MISS HAcKKxEL n kjts.
Large supslv Old APPLE BxAxDr Js<t received.
yiee OLD RYH wHfsErx. 81 so. s3. $3.50
ChOise sekcsloa of FAMILY GRocEnIxs.
WUE< ana LQUoRs of every zrsde.
Fine sssorimsnt KEY wEsT CfekKs. For ssls
iov 70 TIE Trade. ". n. BiAR a o.
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n. ELLrsoS a Co. advertising aeenfs. Insert AZ
vaStiseDeax IN sa Of The newspapers of the Cntec
StzDcs a. publ.shrs rStes Orders left a. the Dts@
patch oosnans-rcos viz receive prorup; st;ep-
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eFhTINssS.

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS 90
~ JEFF ERSuN LODGE. No. %. X. Ea
OF P.--ArsBd regusr Convention q 60
THIS iWeine.dAyl ENENtNG, Angsist 49,
24fh. 81 e'clock. al Jour Caste VII w.
slnE0ntl Pan on Sipgh street nesr &k
BanE. CaDdidales Tor ranks vli b. proinps Ia AZ
SndaEce-
b. order of The G. {. J.R.LAMEIN.
An Z4-lts of r. snd >
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ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
ESGLfsH HAIR-BRUsHEs,
ENGLISH ToOTH-BRUsHEs,
FREyCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPUE6Es. KLEsH-BRUsHEs, &c, &c
Pa sele by J. BLAIR. Druggist
ass corner Broaa and Ninth sfreetk-
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Admission. soc; children, 25s.
REDUCED RATES on ALL RAILROADS.
TiasS for sale a. JoHssroS's. 9Is NAin sEeet
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Tm szhiosi Al COLUMBIA. AUGUST s6rH;
sCoTr=vILLE AUGUST 27gH; PETERSBURG,
August s0TH. As zS-St
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MARVIN sKroRE oorxr.

fhs Greas FsrEsr and Bizamtsi Befsrs She
Lynn csurs-His csas.er Ash fer His Di.-
charge. as the 6overnsr Of Massachusetts
has net signed the warrnns sf Rsaditisa-
Case Csnfinaed snfil the sofa.
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R0CE AID JOB WORK NEATLY Ex-
- sS,!k.sJ !k.sJTgD q ~ DisPAzcH fsnrlass
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DRrGS. MEDICINES, 4e.

CPON ES.
We have jusf received ihe largest AID 1nes' as
sor1meut of sPONGEs ever offered in this oisy,
embracing al kincs, siEes, and prices
Also, another supply Of elegant oiL-DREssED
CHAMOis SKINS FOR s1le BY
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Druggists,
xuq 1915 Main street.