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, 1881-11-10

-f.0lt[cr. fair weather, md northwest to
southwest winds for tlis region today.
Among tho pcrsons arrested In Ireland
yesterday ,are james Ennis, II Wcxfnr'l latd-
lord, Tires farmers. an.l tie Secretary Of
tile 1'aIlas Grccn U.IIIericls) I.engte.
Mat Gibson, constable, tried to levy
on Tic property af Il lrott,er-i's-!aw Ut james
Suttntl, a young p'n,&er ut Fort Mill, $. e.,
ycsturdny, a1ld WIS STINT dead by Sutton. who
l'as made gond I'1s escape.
--iArgument III the motion to quash tic
yesterday. Judge Cox took the matter nntter
ndvlsefne,i!, aINl announced tint lie would
probably render q decision to-day.
--'Thc brooklyn Republicans elected
their calldtlntes far Mnyor. SlEerjff, Snper-
yiuor-at-I.asue. ten Supervisors out Of thir-
teen. ard iiyc Aldermen, bit fattetl to eject
any State Senator or uny Assemblyman.
--Jny Gould. Stlncy Dillon, Russell
Sage, Samuel Sloar, and Cyrus ". Field
WIRE yesterday chosen members Of the Bonrd
Ut Directors Of the Manhattan Elevated HALL
way Company. Jay Gould WIS then cl,ose,
President.
-3:-Sisson & Liltcy's mlIlyard at Spring
Lake, Mict., was destroyed by fire yestcr-
day. Tile loss Is placed Mt a250,oW Some
V,000. .000 feet of lumber belonging to Kelley,
liatllbornc g. Co., insured for $l0o. .500. was
destroyed.
1T is probable that A1cClauRlIry, hide
pendent Republican. and not Weber, Straight
Republican, WIS elected County Commits
sinner I'll the l.elnont district Tuesday. Nc
Claugllry's plurality over Weber aud Sketly
(Den..} Is
"A dispatch from Slleboygan Wis.,,
states tlAt Il yessel--whether steamer or a
saii-ressel could not bc learncd--fs OH fire
about fifteen miles from the shore, and 10
assistance can be rendered. At thls writing
(e o'cl0ck) particulars are wanting.
Tho State 11ouse nt Austin, Tex, was
| destroyed by fire yesterday. The archives OF
tile Republic Of Texas, tile BATHS flags. and
the Alamo monument were destroyed, The
fire Is supposed to be the work Of incendia-
ries. The loss IS estimated at $500, ,000.
---The Republicans have mule large
gains III Maryland, electtng Republican
ot}!ccrs In many OF the counties. The Re-
pnbIicans will hnyc eleven members OF the
State Sennte, against seven last year, and
have made large gains III members Of the
| Assembly:
| --Ex-Prcstlent D'nz WIS married Tues
day night to Miss Romero Rubizo. The
ceremony was performed according to the
| civil Inv. T1le witnesses fnr the groom
were President Gonzales aud Gen, pncllcco,
and for the bride Ramon e. Guzman and
| Manuel Snuyetlro.
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the question would DO kept out OF purity
politics.
--The l,omo.rulo manifesto printed III
THE TnInuNE Tuesday has been adopted Mt
tho meeting of tho 1Ioins-1iule League III
Dublin, aud will be circulated throughout
Europe, America. and Australia. Tho Free
,ntits Jo1t7lu& thinks that tho home.r"!e
question Ia nov tile gFcat a1u ,ol,ly question
beforo tho irish people. which lcasls to the
Inference That tho iana question, }as beeH Set
tlcd by tho Land net. A. Dublin dispatch
scen,s to confirm that ylew Of the case. 1t
says tllat though tenants who erelne1Absrs Of
the Land Leag,,a meet privately IN Ws!ons
places In tho North Of 1relMld. tho osgal'lza'
ton rs IN organization Is practically dcad.
SO far, however. nnIy l7,71l ont OF about
100000 te,,ants.at-wi!l liavo applied to tso
Land Court to lix judicial rent. Soma Ok
tho landlords lave reducedl rents rather
than t,,cur tho exponses attending I'LL app'l-
cation to the La14 Court, among them being
t;eorge E. Browne, ex-MelIber of Pnrlla.
n,ent tor Mayo. md Sir Maurtce O'Connol',
nepew Of ti,n great O'Connsl!. Sill others
will soon be anxious to aottle with the tell
avts, II tho Land Commission continues to
make such sweeping reductions as were nada
yesterday ut Lltaerlck, wllere the yearly runt
was reduced tr0nl $8i to 645.
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Tesiing Genrgin Ton.

NEW YOBK. May "A number Of repre-.
Seutltlyes OF leading ten houses Of this city
assembled IN The tea house of \. A. Low Il
Co. to-day for the purpose OF samplng
some teas which were grown in GeOrgia BY
General lie Due, CommiS sioner Of Agricul-
ture. Cups OF tea were banded round
TO those present, who pronounced II
equal to the best India tea. The
latter, though the very best. i not 4
iavOrite in this country because OF rs pecu-
liar flavor; but experts rgreed that with
different treatment this home tea would be
Of very superior flavor. The Commissioner
also exhibited specimens Of teas which be
had grown under arbors covered by brush
and moss, and which did not have the
benefit OF the sun. Experts decided that
there was 30 difference in flavor or body
between the shade-grown tea and that grown
in the sun.
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Mary Anderson's Defence of her sIep
Father.

NEW YORK. May THE starement wide
~ published throughout the United states
during the last few DAYS 10 the effect that
DR.. Griffin, who has become known 10 the
dramatic profession in all parts OF the conn
try As Miss Anderson's business manager,
had misappropriated funds entrusted to his
care by Miss Anderson, has called forth me
following statement from the talented
American tragedienne:
.sArticles published IN various papers
throughout the country on "Wednesday ana
THURSDAY 10 the effect that | mad charged
NV step. father and manager Hamilton Grif,
fin with misappropriating my funds ana
property are absolutely false No such
words were ever uttered by me. My per-
sonal and business relations with BIN baye
heen during nv entire career Of most AMIGA
bic nature in every respect, ana so long a.
I remain on the stage be will be my man
aver. and so long As we both live be VIII be
my father. =,
Signed " MARY ANDEhsoN'
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THE LATEST NEWS.


A"airs 10 the National Capital -Tea-R
In Georria-Fa1al Fire in a Kanxa. Ceai
Mine-A Virginia Mariner Drowmed-saIe
OF East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railway stock-attcmpting TO Defraud the
Government by Straw hid. for Mail Con-
tsaets-A Georgia Murderer Sentenced 90 be
Hanged, and Another 10 imprisonment for
Life-rhe Grand Duke Nicholas Confined I'm
Fort Danaeere-The Franso-Tunisian Dini-
caity.
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Straw-Bids for Mail Contracts.

PHILADELPHIA, May AT noon to-day
Joseph K. Black. partner " Albert G.. Har-
mer, member OF Congress from the Fifth
Pennsylvania district; Joseph Funk. j.
BlackmaD. and w. X. Cason, who were
taken into custody in this city yesterday for
completely in The scheme 10 detraud the
United states Government by putting In
straw-bids to secure contracts for carving
malS. were arraigned for a hearing before
United States Commissioner Smith IN the
United States Court room IN he presence Of
a large nnmber Of people. The Government
was represented by United Safes District
Attorney Valentine, while each IL the ac-
cused was represented by eminent MEM
bcrs OF the PHILADELPHIA bar y large mum.
Der OF witnesses were examined, during
which il was shown hat the bonds had been
executed IN Blacks office. in this city.
Black made statement in which be &c.
knOwledged that be was contractor, and
that the other people who had been taken
into custody had bid for him in order
that proper security might be entered /;
and be further stated that he was able and
perfectly willing 10 indemnify the Govern
ment for any loss tha. hey might have Sus-
tanned. Testimony, previous 10 his state
ment being made. was OF such conf cting
character a. 10 the completely Of Black that
the commissioner was unable 70 give deci-
SION in the matter Finally. after two
hours hearing. all OF the accused were held
In $1,000 each for a further hearing on
Monday at noon.
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Another Land suit Decided.

HARRIsONBURG, Va, May 7.-AnOther
large and important land suit was decided
in the United states Court for Tie Western
District OF Virginia here TO-DAY. The case
OF Emily Hollngsvorth. OF Philadelphia,
against Jacob Dundere>s'' heirs, defend
ants, for the possession q $1,000 acres OF
land living in the counties OF Rockingham,
Augusta, and PendletOn, was decided in
favor OF the plaintiff. the Court having
ruled that the taX-deed made during the
war under which the defendants claimed
w1S a nIlllifV.
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c...g,. murderer. sentenced.

AUGUSTA, GA, May 1.-HendeFson Jones
(coored) was sentenced to-day 10 De nahgeu
in Augusta on Friday, June 81, Ior 'he
murder OF John q. Haraldson al Mcbean'
Ca. on December q, 1879.
Raft Cawheld, for The murder oI jacob
Kenebrew (coloredl, was recommended 10
the mercy OF the courl, and sentenced 10
nrisnn for life.
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- "sIsHr..pn.
NEW YDHy.
NEW YORK. Nav l. " .1a.-~:9rE7 -e,iye aud
huavan'. MONEY. 40J Der ctut. tyrtanle- ..oEs.
4-4i; short. i-6H. state n-uis uaciire. Dov-
eruuents duie' ana changed.
frentnb.- dYaey, 3ni ,-r cent EN"harge
asa. Governments Iuicl AVID unchanged; ur"
$. 1914. new 81, ltf4; u-w a. 4l6a.
STAT S moderately active.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Ndv 80 The weekly statement oi
Tie associated banks show. the following change,
Loans increase. SOD 500: specie increase. ; ..
U57lOn: LEGAL f"uccrs Increase. S-39DOn: ue'
uo>lf. increase. 10 lyT 800 circulation Increase
SGA. 100: reserve incrct~r I d - 500.
Ihe nanks now hold Sl3.l - go ~ excess 81 ic-
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nav 7-Vir1inn ~. deferred.
cousois. So second series. $50; new lO'4o''' y g
fp-It
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Sale OF Railroad Stock.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nav At public
sale TO-DAY l,23S shares Of the East Tonnes
see. Virginia and Georgia railway stock,
consisting Of individual increase-stock and
new capital stock. were sold. The bidding
opened al Sl1j.J0 and closed At 1924. az
gregating over Slj0,000 {. McGhee. vice.
president Of tie road, bought all except
6ifV shares.
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senator's can get them early Monday morn.

senator's can get them early Monday morn.
Ing.
There are no signs Of reconciliation, OF
Is the situation changed.
The Post-Ofiice Committee held a session
to-day aud acted on sundry nominations.
The hrst open-air concert ON the PresI-
dents grounds will be given next SATURDAY,
evening by the Marine band.
The crowds left the hotels early tn.nirbt
ASSOCIATED Press reports bv telegram to the Dis
patch
ILLICIT DlsTILLERY CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, n. g.. Nav I.-Collec,or
Young. az Raleigh. v. c., telegraphs that
Depuues Sorrell and Moore cap.urrd an
Illicit distillery In Granville county which
contained 800 gallons Of beer. The distil.
lery was in iull blast when captured.
OTHER ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. Nav T.-Goyernor l..
sheldon has received his commission ~
Governor Of New Mexico, and left here TO-
night for that Territory.
Major Tbomas VI. Vincent Assistant
Adiuiant General. now az New Orleans. has
been ordered 10 repair to san Antonio.
Texas, and report to the commanding gpn-
eral OF the Department Of Texas for dpty
as Acknowledgement Of that department.
The commanding general OF the deparf-
ment OF Texas will relieve Msjor James p.
Martin. assistant adjntant-general, from duty
as acknowledgement Of that department. and
assign bin TO duty a. assistant inspector
general thereof upon the arrival OF Major
Vincent.
The operation Of the special orders direct
ing Po>t.Chaplain David Willis, United
states army, to continue on duty at Me-
Pherson barracks, with station at Atlanta,
Ga. until April /. 1891. Is extended to June
|, 1881, when Chaplain Willis viii proceed
TO his station in the Department Of Column
hia
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RAILWAY Note.

CINCINNATI, May 6.-Tbe scioto sshey
Company has about completed arrange
ments to run passenger trains In connec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio 10 ASH
and. n.y., where transfer will be made
oyierry. A bridge NAV be built ultimately.
Tbs will be- a severe blow 20 the passenger
business Of the Big Sandy Packet Company,
but will not materially affect It's freight
tfatne.
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CoaI-Nine on Fire.

CARBoYDALs. KAN, May One Of
Greens coal.shafis caught tire from The fur
mace YESTERDAY. consuming all tie timber
Ing at The foot Of the shaft Twenty miners
were at work. and none OF them could
escape until the ire was brought under con.
troll. Men were lowered into the shaft ana
they rescued fourteen miners and brought
up thee who were dead. Three are still
missing, and they are probably dead.
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A SniiOr Drowned.

Horse SHOE, y. j., May 7.-Charles Hart
man, mate Of the schooner Mary Emmon.
If Onancock. Va, ut anchor here, frll over
board las, night and was drowned. He be-
onged to Locust Mount, Va, and mas a
wife and SIX children residing there. His
body was recovered this morning.
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Death on the Rail.

STANTON, Va, May 7.-CharIes Baker, Of
Winchester. Va, jumped from the CbeSa-
peake and ONO tram last night at Romeo
verte, and was killed. He saw another
train approaching, aud fearing a collision
tried 20 escaTe. Tae trains came into c0lli-
sion, but did no damage.
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CARPETS. MArrINGs, Ae.

NJ PHILLIPS, l22gAs BROAD STREET,
vi . has opened his SPRING STOCK OF G.0D-,
consisting of all the latest styles ~ PAPER
HANGISGS. MATriN1s, 0IL'CLOfH-, Rugs,
CURTAINS, &c. | have few CARPETS itn,
which will otter low.
y. B.-WOrk done 10 the best stVle, town asd
country WINDOW.AWNISGs made TO order.
81
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMA
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 7, 1881

steamship Manhattan, Kelly New York, merchan'
disc and passengers q. W. AJten & Co.
SteameI AT1ei, Glrord, NOrfoz, United st2Ie1
mail, merchandise and Dassenseis, l.. b. Tatsn'
agent.
schooner Z. g. Knight. Haatley, City Point light,
20 load coal, John A. Curtis
schooner Mary Price, Bhea, Georgetown coal =
2. Lalhrsp.
schooner George Abel, Medley, Baltimore, and,
r. Wendsnburg.
SAILED.
Schooner j. W. Woodruff. Barber, LabroOk. coal,
John A. Curtis.
schooner W. d. cogbill, Low, Philadelphia,
stone, John A. Curtis.
ARRIVED AT OsB0RNES.
schooner l.. A. Surfing ,me, Burlngsme, Peters
burg, light, 10 load coal John A. Curtis.
ENTERED.
The Danish brig Ane entf red AT the custom blouse
yesterday ~ lead with fOuT lor Brazil
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HARVEY AZ BLAIR
OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS,
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER-SEED;
500 hays RIO COFFEE. al efades,
200 bags CHOlCF LAGUANkA COFFEf;
so mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE;
400 barrels YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels \ ~tG AR:
100 barrels GRAStLATED SUGAR;
800 boxes SOAP, All grades:
500 keSs CHE I.CUk'S SODA;
100 barrels 40. ; NACKtREL;
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HERkiSG3
200 barrels CUBA MDLASSEs:
100 barrels NERO HANTS' SYRUP;
40 tierces aud barrels CHOIR r. kicEi
rs chests HDICk CT y POWDER TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BL ACK TEA:
200 barrels EARLY-ROsE. PEkRE ESS, and
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels FfOt X. an grades.
100 900 mounds CHOICE BULk SIDES;
10000 pounds CHOICE BULK SHOULDERS;
$4,000 pounds CHOICE BACON SIDES;
5000 pounds CHOIt = BACON SHOULDERS
100 buckets LARD;
rs tieIces CHOICE LEAF LARD;
Is tierces CHOlC HAMS,
WOODWARD. all kinds:
COTTON aud JU re ROPE:
WRAPPIN0-PAPER, TWiSE, BLACK
ING, BLCiNG, MATCHES, &C., Re-
500 KEGs NAILS;
100 kegs HORSE and MULE. SHOES:
A good siocz II CHEWtNG-TOBACCO
100 boxes CHOICE CbEtsE. NH ll-2m
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LATEST roaEreS yEws.
France mud Tunts.

| LONDON, May THE Pal Mall Gazette
IN an article beaded Dropping the Mask -
comments on N. Bartbelemv st. HIlaire's
statement Yesterday that the Impending
conflict With the hroumirs would end the
military part Of the Tunis difficulty, which
would be succeeded by diplomatic action,
ana that France was bound 10 protect her
interests oy Imposing substantial conditions
upon the Bey. and on Earl Granville's state
ment that VI. II. Hilaire bad requested
Lord LYONS 10 assure hts Government that
France had no idea Of the conquest or an.
neXa'lon Of Tunis. The Pdl- Nal Gazette
says: " No moral. bigiI-minded nation an
neXes now-a-days. and a prOiectorate I'M
plies possibilities but France will exact
guarantees which, without involving her in
reciprocal obligations. will Differ Il ON an
nexation ~ much a. four naif. crowns differ
from a balfsovereign.7
The Cxar's Cousin In Confinement.
LONDON, MAY "A dispatch from Berlin
says: - The Grand Duke Nicholas. son Of
The Grand Duke Constantine and cousin OF
the present Car, has been sent 70 tue Fort
ress Of Dunaburg 10 he kept for an indefinite
period"
Mexican Affairs
CITY OF MEXICO. May 1.-Ead's ship
railway contract has been unanimously ap-
proved by the Cham Der Of Deputies. Many
public works were naugurated in the eel
cbration OF May Jih. IL is reported that
General Grant has arranged his business
with the Executive, subject TO the approval
OF Congress.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON. May - DR.. Andrew Clark
visited Gladstone this morning. He says
the Premier has not been well for some
time and hat application 10 business
brought on sharp attack OF indisposition,
from which, however, he Is now cOuva-
descent. Ii Is necessary, be says. that Mr..
Gladstone should have rest In the country.
Mr. Gladstone will to-day 20 b Lord Rose
berry's house at EPSON, to remain until
Monday.
The Times SAYS: We understand there !
a strong desire at the Vatican for some d.
rect authoritative means Of communication
with England, with view 10 gaining more
authentic knowledge II social questions.
especially those connected with Iceland.
4 dispatch from y. Petersburg say: \
uka,e will be published Saturday Q0.d1yj
or SUNDAY lesSening the rent 10 which
peasants are liable for lands FROM 20 to 50
per cent. This viii apply 10 thirteen north.
ern governments. There viii be other
measures Of ameiOlatIou Tor The South.
The expectations Of a constitution are
pTOblbly chimerlcll.
In the House Of Commons last night. 4
motion OF PniIip COiIn tliomc Ruler mem
Der for South, was agreed 10 that the House
thinks something should be done 10 i'm
prove the dwellings Of laboreis IN Ireland ;
Mr. Forster. Chief secretary for Ireland,
stating that # the Government could see
any way OF proposing anything 10 etiec'
the object OF the motion IN the land bill II
would gladly DO 80.
The passenger steamer MarseiileS. which
LEFT Dieppe for New Haven, grounded eight
miles from Deppe IN fog. Her crew aud
passengers, numbering one hundred ana
twenty, were saved. They returned TO
Dieppc on foot.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Nav I, I5Sl.
SALES.
WHFAr-Lancasi,r, 81 bushels fair n Sl.3I.
Mixed. Z6k bushels yerv go0d a. Sl.2s. Fui I. zoo
bushels prime al St.26. IL bdsheS very good NJ
'tC,GoRN.-white. u bushels prAue At sec. Mixed
bu~hei. very good ~ 5Sc.
DATS-4s bushels good spring At : L..
MEAL.-l50 bushels very good AZ 900.
BLACK PEAS.-l6 bushels ~ - Il.
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The RAlalO GEOD.

NORFOLK, Va, May 7.-rruckers from
Norfolk county and vicinity report gTea'
destruction 10 potato vines from 'h, No'o-
RADIO beetle. It the opinion that the crop
will be much shortened.
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H0RsFogD's ACID PHOSPHATE Is DEPREs-
SION Prom OyEBwORK.-I dnd HOrsford's
Acid Phos pbate beneficial In nervous de-
preston aud anxiety resulting from over
@ork.-W. X. Page, d. D., Sapdusky, y.
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED NY SPRING

l. STOCK OF GOODS.-Cninese Mitiings. Of all
grades Oil-C 0ihs, CARPETS, Rugs, and Mats; shades
aud shadings OF all sivies; Corniees aud Cornice-
Poes--wanut, gilt, aud ebony Lace aud Damask
Curtains; Paper hanginRs of all STYLES and quality.
Work done m town or countrk All ordsrs promptly
attended To. A. JENNINGS. No. 1911 Main street,
Kichnond, Va. AZ q I'm
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UROPEAN STEAMSHIP <TEFN
H TICK FTS. -SsSs1AGn
ErnoprAN .rEAM,HIp AGENNY.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAN srREET,
ParresentinR the following d9SI-clAss ocean steam
snip lines from Boston NeH YORK, hiatlrInha An
Baltimore 10 kgrops. CUNARD, WHITE ST ar
loan RED STAR. ALLAN, NORTH-tERM 4 "
LLOYD, HAMBU re- AMERICAN, ADD METH
ERLAND'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN. aud bOR-
DkAI-X FIeST class. SECOND CLASS, an
srRERAGE TI1KETs 10 AMI from all the prin-
rtpsl points IN Europe. ExcursiOa tickets Al
reduced rates. StaIe-rOOiEs secuttc IN aItanee
partir. loing 20 Europe or senug for their friends
Sould 10 well 10 communicate with tbe undersigned
b.fOs- purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and steam
ship tickets "a all points n The United states an o
C,ada Rates same as al iepots aud general Offices.
W trouble 10 answer questions Write 20 % call on
4. W. CARRIER.
Gener JlRallrOad and steamship Agent
70 I -dSw3m 1000 Main street Richmond. Va
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REMOV VAL.
CHARLES HAASE

/ CHARLES HAASE
y has REMOVED his
FTRRIkR ESTABLISHMENT
IN 824 BROAD STREET ga y. GOO mans jewel
rv-storel. where wiil h- pleased to bis cus
. fOmer- and me public generally.
MILITARY and RAILROAD OFFICERS CAPS
and CLOTH HATS made 10 order al short notice.
FURS kept IN order during The summer stasOn.
Z
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Flour.

Flour-We quote fine. s36s3.5O: extra. 1915
ii So so. sunerhne, f3.73NS4.JO; common fan
ily, s6Gs6 25; choice or patent family. S1.3nMse;
-taunton inspection. extra. 80 snpernne, - -.
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dDelLALE -PHtA, RIG h ~ r..
: dpND. AID SORFOLK STEAM sssf1Sz<s
sHI' LISE.-fCH PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND TIE EAST VA FALL RIVER
TF..1tL TfMEo a WEEE.-UuI further no
. , BE et-AMsfs u MT ire u..l TAEe tgi-gee2s'
RPS .esy'ng Pni,~isp4.,r~- every 6sLDA :
eyety TUESDAY. FRIDAY. aa4 SUNDAY, con
n-c-ie.at Pniiade.ph -.'h C!Yres ~ En0ieR'
ON TiNiF-fi2EQ. gST Der -RTURES-
- r~l RATES.
r-.,xht -rcp yad daily Dutii O'Clock =. a.
JNnEs ". SO ARRlGk,
Heneral So8- era Agent, Richmond, Va
william p. CLYDE & co.,
Gererrl IluaZer5,
.,os o.. s~N,,r gyp,. -sraa .lh.ta l.'nhiA
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WOLF-TRAP LIrHIA.

Having effected an arrangement with Messrs.
Purcell, Laid & CO., agents for the
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
We are prepared 20 supply II not only by the gallon
at % cents, but by the glass at CENTS from our
new and improved mineral-water apparatus.
The attention Of AL who suffer from INDIGESTION
Is called 10 the advantages offered ofsuppYing them
At 4 moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish TO use Il regularly At our foun-
tain we will make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
mhS 900 Main street.
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