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Virginia News.

Messrs. Read 4 Brother, OF New York,
propose to put up large steam factory at
Nerdon Depot, on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, for the monufacture of brushes.
They have advertised for lumber. IL sue
cessful in getting contracts the factory viii
be certainty.
In Alexandria, on Friday, when an I'M
dcrtaker was called TO bury colorcd wO-
man, the body was found in an advanced
stage of decomposition, il having lain there
dead since Tuesday. In the same room
with the putrid body, lying in corner,
was an old cOlOred man. very i'll. \ fine
opportunity for Herald southern sensa-
ton.
A cOnScence-stricken damsel of Hamp-
ton, who had appropriated IS OF her en-
plOyer'S money. rushed into the river last
Thursday in front OF llr. l.. II. Sclatel's
residence, and wading out up to her
ankles threatened TO drown her sorrows
beneath the waves. She was finally in
duced to abandon her rash designs by the
constable. So says the Monitor.
a machine, invented and patented by
young Mr.. BOnsack, of Roanoke, Va, for
the manufacture OF cigarettes, and for the
manufacture Of which a joint stock COM
pany has been organized, with numerous
Lynchburg shareholders, was tested re-
Gently in the factory OF Mr.. G. w. Smith,
Lynchburg. 1t proved itself capable OF
turning ont 80 cigarettes per minute, or
some 100000 per dav.
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lanes .uopkins's Estimate.

IFr0m an intCrylcw n tbc Baltimore Nun.I
place Stewart, vote in Pennsylvania,
as | have already stated, At 100000; the
Prohibition ticket will receive from $4,000
to II. coo votes; the labor vote will depend
largely upon whether or not the labor trou-
bles continue until the election, and to that
extent will affect the estimate upon the two
leading tickets, but think Mr.. Armstrong
will poll 10000 or 10000 votes; General
Beaver, the Cameron Republican candi-
date, will poll 27j,OOO votes, and Mr.. Pat
tison's Democrat vote may be safely
placed at 100000 These estimates are
based npon full vote. which we are very
likely to have. a., in addition to the State
officers. we will elect congressman. men,
bers OF the State Legislature, and many
county officers.
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Wise I'm Floyd.

CAPTAIN John s. Wise addressed the PEG,
ple al this place on Tuesday. The crowd
in attendance was not so large as we anti
cipated. and we were surprised, while
Wise was speaking in the courtyard, to
see so many on the streets and about the
stores. We do not think his audience
would have exceeded $50 or 900, and were
surprised to see so little enthusiasm mani
tested in his behalf. He was cheered occa-
sionaIly. but we think the feeblcncss OF the
applause given was sufficient to show that
even the majority OF his audience was not
in sympathy with him, or il they We're
they made no demonstration in his behalf.
After the speaking was over gentleman
who has always been an earnest and zeal
GUS Readjustcr remarked TO us that he had
listened to the speech, and was now salts
fled that Wise had endorsed Arthur and
his administration, and That was more
than he could do; and said that he could
not follow the party into the Radical ranks.
We learn that one OF the leaders said he
believed the speech would iniure the party
in the county,
Heretofore we have believed that Wise
could carry the county by small majority,
but now think it will go against him.
HOm Reporter.
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rnox want FuIkcrson.

Speaking Of the Marion Coaiitlon ION
vention. the Ciinch- Valley Ne'os con-
cludcs its articles thus:
Tho meeting recommended Dickinson
Cor Congress, and when Cowan Goss put
, ,Dl resointion TO vote, some six or eight
' .mo Coalitionists answered
~ t A%cw There were no "Noes," and the
rosnlutions were adopted. There seemed
70 ne no interest felt in the proceedings by
ANYBODY except the few who ran the ma
"hiro and ~ far rs we could determine,
Colonel Fukerson is the choice OF the reo-
pie for Congress.
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ALLOW With u Baseball Bat.

CHMBERsBRG, August 20.-Last eve.
ming Iii Cats and Peter Peterson (both
colorcD quarelled over the attentions paid
by PETERSON Gares's daughter, and Gates
drovePetersm away. This morning Pc
tcrson returned to the neighborhood and
sat down on an adjoining porch. Gates
came ,ut OF Ms house and struck Peterson
above the right ear with Il baseball bat,
sayint 'If 'ou recover from that I'll give
YOU ajother" Peterson was carried home
with fractured skull. This afternoon the
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Canning Out.

Tenting in summer has now become a
favorite method OF spending the holiday
weeks. 1t Is fun or misery according to
the provisions made for shelter and the
luck people have as to health. Damp beds,
tents overturned at night by ran-storms,
tumbles into the water, and all that sort OF
thing sometimes bring rheumatism instead
OF delight, and neuralgia in the place
Of solid JOY. For an antidote TO these
disorders. take PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-kILL-
ER as an important item OF camp supply.
Cashier Morrill,, Of Manchester, n. H..
was sufferer from frequent attacks Of
rheumatism. With great pleasure he GER
titles his restoration 10 health by the use Of
PERRY DAYIs's PAIN-KILLER.
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Captain John Wise receives the sum OF
81, 900 per annum from the Government OF
the United States, or S4l6.GGj per month,
for neglecting his proper duties in running
over the State cinvaSsing for himself and
Malone. No,JOlb lirginidn.
Well, he had a good example set him by
the Boss, during the last Legislature, in
this matter of neglecting the business for
which he is paid. II is only consistent to
follow his leader; and with such men
consistency is jewel" refreshing at al
most any price.
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~. wos.cv.s Amendments.

Hon. John T.. Massey, Dcmocratic-Read-
iusfer candidate for Congress from the
State at large. will address thepeople at the
following times and places:
Newborn, Pulaski county, Monday
(court-day). September 4th.
Lexington, Rockbridge county, Monday
(court-day), October "a.
New Castle, Craig county, Tuesday
(court.day), October 3D.: ~
Lynchburg, Wednesday night, October
4th.
Fincastle, Botetourt county, Thursday,
October 18th.
Salem, Roanoke county, Monday Court
day), October 10th.
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In the Petersburg Inder-1ppedt OF Sat-
urday correspondent, signing himself
n. offers the following happy suggestion
II there is any man in the State, whether
white or black, not an oflicc-holder or
oflicc-seeker. who wants to see the inside
of what "Boss" rule is, we advise him to
get and read the clear and powerful letter
of Colonel Frank G.. Ruflin TO Hon. John
l.. Massey. Ii that exposure don't bring
the blush Of shame to any white Democrat
who loves liberty and hates tyranny, then
it would appear his close alliance with the
"colored brother" had changed the color
OF his skim"
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Stranger Than Fiction.

Virginia sees strange sight. In 1870
Henry \. Wise, as leader Of the Democracy
of Virginia. was leading that great party.
aided by anti-Know-Nothing,N higs, against
Know-Nothingism, and he achieved in that
contest 4 reputation that gave point TO the
history Of a Governors term which in
Guided the hanging OF John Brown. Now
we might ask the question and the people
will ask il: Docs the talented young son
OF Henry \. Wise di~approyc Of the princi-
pies OF his father in that campaign? Docs
he disapprovc OF his great sentence that
Known othingiSm was Abolltlon>m
coming South with the Bible in lis hand: y
Does he diSapproyc Of the hanging Of John
Brown. Docs he believe old; John Brown
martyr: Hardly, We think. Then why
is he now stamping the state advocating
Rcbublicani,m. which. like knoW-Nothng-
ism, springs from AbolitiOniSm and north
crn fanatici>m. and which even now in the
northern states is Unfricndlv to foreigners
and Catholics! y party which has can
nOnlzed John Brown and was started by
hatred oi the South, grew and fattcned
upon war against the South, held it, place
since by oppression and persecution OF the
South. Why is he aililatin@ with the
worst, most sectional element OF this Sec
tonal party -LpChbTg Adrdnce.
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When his downfall has become apparent
and is recorded so far north as Phladel-
phia, MAHoNE'S giant structure is indeed
in tottering condition. The Philadelphia
Record says:
" Mr.. Malone is Of the rocket variety OF
politicians, and he has Just about reached
that epoch in his career where he i dam
gtrOus and interesting only to those whom
he may strike in faling.'
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a Straichtout Candidate for the Ninth
Dist ricf.

The Lynchburr NcicS says: 1t j. reliably
reported that Captain Ii. II. D"tSon. 4
wealthy and influential farmer OF Wise
COUNTY, has signfcd his intention Of run
ming Tor Congress as StraiehOut Republic
can in the Ninth district. Ii 4 convention
OF his party is convened Captain Dotson
will submit his claims before il; but in the
event of no convention he will rur and de-
pend upon all true Republicans to sustain
his candidacy with their votes. lie is said
10 be q gentleman Of scnsc and INTEGRITY.
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The Huntington advertiser says:

We place the name of Captain Eustacc
Gibson ut the fore a. the nominee of the
Democracy OF this district for Congress.
The Convention which has thus decided
was entirely harmonious, and all OF the Gus
tOmary forms were complied with.
Captain GIBSON is none other than the
Conservative champion who figured in
the Virginia Reconstruction Convention
and was member OF subsequent Virginia
Legislature. As such we congratulate him
and the Democrats of the Fourth CIV. va
congressional district.
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FANCY GOODS.

5 I f ' E n 5
SHOWS SOME BARGAINS THIS WEEK N
BLACK-WALNUT WALL-POCKETS;
BLACK-WALNUT TOWEL-RACKS;
BLACK-WALNUT sIDE-BRACKETs at pc,
50c., and 81;
BLACK-WALNCT CORNER-BRACKETS at
25c.. 50c.. and Il:
4 large line Of ELEGANT CUPS AND SACCERS
at Csc. SOC, and S1-thc styles at II are
worth 80
EMBOSSED MOROCCO-COYERED ALBUMS.
holding Cabinet pictures. az 81
Some choice styles Of ALBUMS at $50 and
1928;
\ very large line Of AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS At
prices that Will please you:
The best DOLLS ever shown At 25c. and Il;
\ large invoice Of TIN CUsPADORES. all colors.
at 3jc. pair:
Large FOUR-WHEEL OAK WAGONS at II:
We have four or five CIIlLDREN'> CARRIAGES
left that we win sell you At your own price; We
won't carry them over:
FLAT JAPANESE FANS reduced 10 lc. each;
\ large assortment of low-priccd TIN SETS no
STEVENS. 5OJ Broad street.
Catalogue mailed free t0 any address. au2o
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the propositions he presents, uhoer we
head OF "a Great Work for Richmond"
Il seems TO be subject deserving the ma
tire consideration Of our commercial men,
and one which, he contends, Is to hast IN OF
rctard our prosperity.
The circumstance Of our river being a
commercial artery so directly in the line OF
the greatest prospects Of trade ever known
TO the world, and being so easily dcepcned
10 answer exigencies OF transportation
equal TO those Of the Thames, ought to In
duce our people to bestir themselves In
every plan OF investigation Of the merits
OF our position, which, for ourselves, we
feel Is presenting at this time thought Tor
our profoundest consideration and gior1-
our promise for the future. Opportunity
is too often lost for the construction Vi
great public works that are TO estipiish Tie
comfort and enduring happiness OF peo-
pie simply from their apparent hapit OF
Estlessncss or dstrust OF enterprise. Some
works have disappointed our hopes, and
serve TO discourage all schemes for our
future operations. But it should be re-
membcred that the full advantage to us OF
all lines OF transportation to connect our
commerce with the great West was only to
be secured after all broken links in the
chain Of these enterprises had been re-
moved. This can hardly be regarded as
done so long as the navigation OF James
river remains defective; and that OF the
Ohio, crippled by droughts and shoals, mas
not been remedied by the proposed substi-
tutc in the way of great doube-rail lines OF
easy grades.
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Hard on Nalione's Candidate.

The Hampton Nontor Of saturday says {:
"Judgc Spading was in town last Monday
evening and the following morning. We
are informed that he called on Mr.. Libbcy.
who sent word that he was sick and couldn't
see him. Whilst waiting to ct M. Llbbcy
several negroes standing around the lat
tcr's store told the Judge they didn' i'll
tend to vote fer him. He is said to have
left Hampton somewhat sick ut heart
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30 WITH Is AND HAVE \ GOOD
VI TINE EXCLUSION TO MOUNT PLEA
SAINT Gin Chesapeake and Ohio railway by
RICHMOND DIVISION. 40. 1. UNBORN
RANK. KNIGHTS OF PNTilINS. on WE'D
NE~DAY, August 23. 1eS2. Train leave jhc,a-
pcnhc and ohio depot at = y. VI. sharp, instead
Of o'clock. A. heretofore advertised Fare for
round trip only - cents; children uudcr twelve
years. % cents. Dancing boating. CroIuct. and
other amI-emeut,. \ full band Of music will be
i'm attendance, and rcfrc-hmcn;, will be- sod 1t
city prices All who 20 with o.. are promised "a
pleasant aud agreeable time. Ticket, Tor -1lc by
member, Of tine Division.
Committee: T.. f. Christian, Eo. T. Brgy-.
james K. Lamkin, re. y. Northcn. James Is.
Carr. and jaime, X. Sheppard. au -
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From the report on exports Of bread
stufs for the past month furnished by the
Bureau of Statistics, it appears that Rich
mond shipped to foreign ports s52,S52
worth OF flour as against Sl13.jSS for the
corresponding month OF last year.
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GRAND EXCURSIONTO sTAUNTON

I y" - ~. :, liI,'U T 20 800
! Train leaves Chesapeake aud Ohio depot at i. NJ
! Returning. leave, stanton L. W. Sundty. Fare ::
! Iiichnond Ia St1unton and return, ~ tiordous-
vile 10 Slunt0nand return, l.5O charlottesville
to stanton and return, 7Jc.; way-stations to
St1unton and return, $50. special coaches for
| Colnred people lIcAets Ter sale at Thomas j.
& Penck',, jl3 east Broad street; r. +. Thomson
corner Fifteenth aud Main streets: {. r. Johnston
81 east Main street. For further information in
quire of the cOmmittcc-E. j. Bcal and X. r. sale
ut Cohen Brothers, corner Fourth and Broad
streets. s,2O.z22425S26
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v,rg,uia Oclnre Deposits.

. Al the Wednesdays session OF the Iarih
Commission at Long Branch acommunica-
lion was read from the Bermuda genre
Company. Maiden lane, New York, owners
Of an ochre deposit on the AppomattoX
river. at Bermuda, Va, representing 'nat
Il purchased the property In 1872; tnat 1he
ocbre produced there is equal to the no
cbelle ochre; that the company has nearly
AGO 900 invested in the enterprise, and en-
ploys n force Of forty men; thai IN lSi2
The price Of Rochelle Ochre was ~ cents
per mound; that this company oiier-
cd its ochre at II cents, and that
the result OF the competition was to re-
duce the price of Rochelle to IL cents Tor
large lots, and that OF the Bermuda ochre
10 an average OF II cents. While con-
sumers freely admit a preference Tor the
Bermuda ochrc, they insist that it shall be
sold at less price than the foreign article.
In consequence OF this prejudice and Of
foreign competition the company had only
been able to declare one single dividend OF
; pei cent. Mr.. Boteler remarked that
ochre deposits had recently been found in
the Luray Valley, Virginia, and Mr.. IN
derwood made like remark as to the
neighborho0d Of Rome, Ga.
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II lou prefer that word, must , shD.A IN !"
g,ceat many Readiusters; and he wr'.es III
such moderate tone that his word' carry
great weight with them.
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..,od b;s skull, taking out

nbysicians trepanned his skull. taxing o ont
n niece OF bone Of the size OF @ ,,rcon'
niece. Peterson has been lying liz 80
scious. and the doctors say the cl,""I Go,os
recovery are greatly against MN. u.'e :,
was committed TO jail to await the result Vi
Tho blow
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SELECT EXCURSION
- Vn an II POINT

or FRIDAY. AUGUST -. 1852.
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY VIA
NEWPORT NEW.
ROUND-TRIP CkETS S2.jO-GOOD FOR
FIVE DAYS.
On llis trip viii be combined the advantage If
the new and popular route 10 the -cl--horc ana am
opportunity u enjoy the eNri-bathug and Z view
Of Forirc,- Monroe and vicinity.
Train leaves the Chesapeake and ohio depot 80
7:35 \. NJ. returning IT 10 l.. NJ that evening, or
on any train during the five days.
The Committee of Arrangements viii spare no
pains To make IL succc,-.
Committee: j. NJ. THOMPSON. :. :. CARTER.
and {. N.CLA>II. au 22-3t
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ITO PUT THINGS RIGmT.
FAIR.
KENTUCKY AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION FAIR.

The SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR Of this Associa-
ton new scric- viii be held on the grouad, &c th'
Association. az Lexington, beginning on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 80, 1852,
and continuing five days.
au le-4t H. 7. KINkEAD, secretary.
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Nerves. brain. and muscles, gain strength
and the power OF endurance by using
Browns Iron BitterS.
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RVFFALo lETiIIA WATER.

BUFFALO LITuIA WATER
ID FOR
CHRONIC GASTRIC CATARRI, VE>ICAI
IRRITATION, GRAVEL. Sc.
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP ICu-
~ MOND, VA, August 10, lSS2.-We, the mn
dersigned, have this lay associated ourselyG.
under The style aud hrm-namc of sKINkER q
ARCHER, for the purpose OF conducting a CINE
RAJ COMMISSION BUSINESS, and solicit con-
signments Of LEAF TOBACCO, GRAIN, and ain
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Office, Noe. 3 and a.
Jrenshaw's Planter Warehouse tup stairs), oppo-
CHARLES II. SKINNER.
au COLIN WILLIAM s. ARCHER,
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Comment or Colonel Runin's letter.

The press pretty generally throughout
the State are copying Colonel Rullin's let
ter to llr. Massey, and powerful CAM
paicn document II will prove. Alas for
Malone, that one whom lie thought to be
his should so soon have discovered his
:. trick nf nsllrnntiOn.N
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LETTINGS.

HEADQUARrERs RICHMOND CoMMANDEKY'l
No. 2, X. T.,
RICHMOND, VA. August %, lSS2. }
GENERAL ORDER No. 72.-\></
" SIR KNIGHTS: Attend a stated ~
assembly of the Commandcry at the ~
ASYLUM, II. Adams Hall. corner Third + y
and Main streets. THIS Tuesday ENE-/
MING at 5 O'Clock: citizens dress.
McInbcrs of the COmmandery of st. Andrew ana
visiting sir knights cordially invited to DC present.
BY order of the Eminent Commander.
JOHN r. MAYER Captain-Gcnor1l.
Attest: :. Meg. FISHER, Recorder. an 2-lt
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF CAP
~ ITOL LODGE, No. 2O96. KNIGHTS OF
HONOR. are requested to attend a regular meet
ing at Wilkinson's Hall THIS Tuesday EVE
MING At O'Clock.
By order Of the Dictator.
j. Il. WOODWARD.
au22-1tk Reporter.
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DEATHS.

Died, August 2Ist. MARIA EUSTACE infant
Guild Of Edwin aud Mary W. Plcasants' "8eu one
The funeral will take place from the Thiri Prc.-
byterian church THIS Tuesday AFIhKNVON
III n'rlnrk
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SIMMER RESORTS.

NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, VA.
Pariio- wishing 10 spend the month of >cptcnl-
Der at tai,
PLEASANT RESORT
can make special terms ny addressing
HENRY l.. NA~~IE. Proprietor.
an 20-lm Alton Depot. w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. 49,
rTTwENTY DAYS MORE LEFT
IN WHICH TO SECURE SOME
or THE
GREAT CLosING-OUT BARGAINS
SUMMER GOODS
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.
We have otill al elegant line Of
LAWNS at ;, g, and Zoe. yard;
VICTORIA and INDIA LAWNS at s,lo,I2s
and Ice;
BEST CALICOES ut ., 6, and and sc.i
NEW GINGHAMs at 3, 10, and Ize- vhio, .rc
lower than we have yet sold them.
our entire stock Of PARASOLs, UMBRELLAS,
MATTINGs, OTL-CLOTHS, LINEN DUST
Frs, at one half their value ~ cloc ucm o4t
for the season.
We have also opened AMI marked very pow .1r
entire line Of DARK DREs, GOODS;
SINGLE and DoUBLE-roLD FLANNELs cor
Drc,sc, and SlcUos:
RED. WHITE. GRAY. and BLUE FLANNELs,
left from last Season. which will d. sold At los
than value
Remember. from uoe I'm 1T september s''d4
viii De sold regardless 90
THALWNER BKOtIiR~.
sol Broad. corner tiitu street.
au l3-~u.Tu&Th
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.


DOCKBRIDGE VA.) ALUM WATER
for more than half century has grown stcadilyin
repute ~ a medicinal agent I'm Wide range Of
chronic diseases Multtudcs Of women can to-
tify to it, unsurpassed efficacy ia the relief and
cure Of those ailments peculiar 10 their -cx.
DYSPEPSIA.
in its varied aud most distressing forms. IS cured.
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA.
CHRONIC DIARRIIEA. AND DYsENTERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY,
PERMANENT CURES RESULT.
READ CERTIFICATES OF EMINENT SOUTH
ERN PHYSICIANS IN PAMPHLETS.
The Springs are beautifully located in Rock
bridge county, Va, and are open for the reception
of visitors from
JUNE lsr TO OCTOBER ISr EACH YEAR.
CAPACITY. 1000 GUESTS.
WATER Is bottled direct from Tie springs,
pAcised IN eases containing one dozen half-gAlIon
bottles.
For sale by the agents,
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
Richmond, Va
anu d! druggists generally. ~ 23-3m
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SEED. &c.
PROPOSALS.


NOTICE TO STONE AND IRON
~ CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received at my ONCE, corner Seventh and
Main streets, until II Moi
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sT INSTANT,
FOR FURNISHING ALL MATERIAL AND
SETTING IN PLACE STONE PILLARS AND
IRON GATE AT TIE ENTRANCE TO OAK
WOOD CEMETERY.
Bids Will be received separately for STONE and
HOMEWORK.
Plans and Specifications can be seen at CITY En-
SLcer's Office. WI. MCDOWELL.
au l0-l0t
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
RLAlRS CHLORAL THYMOL DISIN-
FECrANT AND PR0PHYLACTIC.

iroiccl your families from contagious disease b,
using u ~ sick-rooms Ii has pleasant SMELL aud
that Is used. IL has been employed with annrnhs.
uoh AZ The small, Pox Hospital, at the Retreat
W., M. MEDICAL College, the Naval DlspenSary Al
ahlest physicians. - ~
For sale by druggists. Price, soc. a bottle.
ia }. BLAIR, Druggist.
V 10 corner Broad and Ninth streels
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BASEBALL.
FIRST MARKET v. SECOND MARKET

Something rich I'm tho way Of fun may Dee FL
loved by all. Come and SEE The Do! play. strict
order WI be enforced.
Admission - cent, u2o-2t*
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CITY ORDINANCES.

EVERY ONT WArrANrfp. r-9