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VIRGINIA NEWS


Watermelons are plentiful in Norfolk and
sell at ju$l0 per hundred.
Virginia has 172 tobacco factories, which
consume over As, O00,0m pounds otthe weed
each year.
\ wild cat weighing about thirteen pounds
was killed near New Market. Shenandoah
comfy, last Wednesday,
Assassins are abroad in Richmond. On
Friday night Il man was Knocked senseless
there and robbed Of his watch and money.
Rev. DIR. II. ID. Wilherspoon, for nine
years pastor of Tabb-Strcct church nj Pc
tersburg, has accepted call to the First
Presbyterian church, Louisville
A lady passenger on the c. X O. Railway
was robbed on Thursday night of her dia-
monds, consisting of earrings, a cluster ring
and a solitaire ring
MIR. John McCabe made this year on the
Helm Farm" in Fauquicr county 600 bu-
shells Of Fultz wheat OH 80 acre field, an
average Of 2GS bushels to the acre
The Lynchburg Iirginian says Mr.. Mas
sey has sufficiently recovered from his re-
cent attack, to be able to prosecute his cain
paign duties with his accustomed energy.
a farm Of 100 acres, few miles below
Warenton was sold last week for ~ 800 III
so G5 acres in lower Fauqurr for 5000 aud
b. f. Rixley has sold 500 acres of land, at
SD per acre-part of his "Nermont" farm
At Norfolk Saturday the boiler of the
steam drelge owned by Captain James B;-
ker, exploded with tremendous report.
wrecklng the machinery and SCATTERING the
hull. Fortunately there were only two
persons on board, neither Of whom was seli-
ously injured.
The Commercial Club of Richmond city
have appointed Il committee Of nine to pre-
pare a circular setting forth the advantage
OF Richmond as Il commercial centre and
market. Twenty thousand of these were
ordered TO be printed and distributed in this
and other States further South.
The Richmond Dispatch says Mr. John
B. Davis LcstOr Manor plantation now con-
tains $500 acres. At the canncry there
they are putting up 10000 cans Of sugar
corn per day. The tomato crop there is the
finest ever raised in the United States, and
the yield from the POO acres planted in this
fruit will be prodigious.
4 difficulty occurred at Danvile on Sat
urday night between j. J.Wilkinson and Mr..
Boney. Mayor Johnston sought to quiet
Wilkinson. But while doing SO W. \. Moor
man, approached Johnston and Wilkinson
and sought to secure 4 postpOnemCnt of all
difficulty. Johnston resented Mooman's
interference, and ordered him to leave.
Norman said he was friend Of both par
tics, and desired peace. Johnston said he
was mayor, and would manage the matter
without Norman. Norman replied. and
Johnston called two policemen and had
Norman sent to jail. He was released in
few moments after incarceration. Moor
man has brought suit against Johnston for
$1,000 damages
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Aug. 14.-Virgnia Is deferred -;
do consolidated 5Slo; do second series ;341; past
due coupons 50; new 1O4Os 423.. bid to-day.
Cotton steady; middlings Is. Flour steady
Howard street and Western super So pa
3 40; 40 extra 81 OOao 90 do family So 25a6 %:
City Mills super So OOa3 49, do extra 81 GOA
70; do Rio brands Sc 90; Baltimore high
Eradc family 81 90: do winter wheat patent
81 Do. Wheat-SOuthern higher; Western SPOT
steady; late options shade OF; Southern red
lilal13H; do amber 113a11G; No Western
winter red spot 1l27s al13 Aug 12a,al13; Sept
ll2t4al l2ia; October 113lsa1131s; Nov 114a.
asked. Corn--Southern quiet Western dull aud
neglected; Southern white 93a95; do yellow 81 :;
Western mixed spot S5isaSG; Sept S61aaSGa, /;
Oct S5aS5al; Nov S0la bid Oats firm South.
crn GSalO; do red rust proof 54a5S; Western
white G1a6S; do mixed G5a66 Penna G5aGS.
Rye duh at GSa12. Hay firm prime to choice
Penna and Md S1Sa19. Coffee steady; Rio car
soft 9'Y. Whiskey steady ats Is.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1I.-Superb weather this morn.
ing has had the effect Of producing weakness on
Change, and there was 4 gradual and general set
Ting Of values. without, however, any demorali.
zatlon. At il O'Clock wheat was t,aloc lower
corn i4a't.r lower oats la lnc lower, pork 1O15c
lower and lard about 0Oc lower Trading was not
unusually active 1t the break.
New YORK, Aug 14.--Stocks moderately &C.
tive and strong. Money }l,. Cotton steady; up.
lands ID; Orleans 13 SIG. Flour dull and dc.
clinins. Wheat heavy and Lat lower Corn
dnll and GAS lower.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK Eft. Aug 14.-Cat-
tlr.-hIarket active; sales $500 prime 7a,aSL,
good G'4a1'4 u; medium 5a.a6la; common 4l,a
22. Shcrp-Market active; sales II 900 prime
3,al4ao's goo'l 4a.a5; medium 4t4a4 . common
81. HogS.-Markct active: sales 5000; from
1112al2la
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The reported arrest of General Ignatief proves
untrue.
Portsmouth. England, is to he garrsoued by
militia pending the absence of the regulars in
Egypt.
Owing 10 the satisfactory answer received from
the fRe Boat Club, the Thames Rowing Club have
accepted the challenge Of the Hillsdar crew
Francis Hynes. of Dublin has been found guilty
of the murder OF John Doloushty and has been
sentenced to b. hanged. This is the first trial
under the crimes act before special jury.
The annual convention of the Irish Land
League OF Great Britain was held ut Manchester,
Saturday. Mr.. Commins, member of Parliament
for Roscommon. presided Three hundred dele.
yates were present. report was presented stat
ing that the highlands Of Scotland were ripe for
land agitation. 1t was resolved to alter the title
Of the land league to the Land and Labor League
of Great Britain A dispatch from Jamaica saws
that Westgate, the self-confcssed assassin of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke. in Dublin.
has arrived there. and that the evidence implicat
ing him in the crime is strong
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To-DAY's TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES
The War in Egypt.

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Con.
stantinople says the strongest orders have
been sent to the Governors of Bevrout
Damascus and Aleppo to take exceptional
care to secure public order and prevent an
outbreak of the natives.
correspondent writing from Beyrout
says events in Egypt are greatly influencing
the Syrian Mussemans. The situation is
such that a trifling incident would suffice to
set the whole province ablaze.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE Aug. 1.-THE Mussul-
man lurists whom the Sultan frequently
consults explain that Arab Pacha, in so far
as ne disobeyed the Caliph is rebel, and
may be unceremoniously treated as such, but
IN so Tar as he has been Il defender of a Mo-
Mammalian country against the aggressive
designs OF Christians, he has merely fulfilled
the duties of u good Musslman and conse-
quently the Caliph cannot make common
cause with England. The Sultan may pun
lsh Arab Pacha if some act of rebellion is
proved against him but he must not assoc
late himself with those who wish to crush
Arab Pacha as the defender of Islam. A
correspondent saysthis will greatly influence
the Turkish military action
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 14-Fires of consid-
cradle magnitude were visible to-day in the
rear OF the enemys position at Kingosman.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
"7o show the rery age and body ofthe Times

~ o"OW Tue Ce1y uye uHu Vouy " tRS 1lWeS.
A Utah man proposes to plant oysters in
Salt Lake.
Hon. Roscoe Conkling arrived in Wash
ington this morning.
Fred A. Roeth, salesman of Baltimore,
died suddenly while bathing about noon YES
terday at Old Point.
Judge Vim. NJ Levy, Of New Orleans, did
not die at Saratoga last Thursday. as pub
lished in some New York papers. bnt is yet
alive
The guests of the Hotel Bellevue, lust
above Seabright. n. j., stampeded yesterday
because oftwo cases of typhoid fever among
their number.
At Fort Wayne. Ind. Policeman Doyle
late yesterday afternoon attempted to arrest
George Alexander and Il companion for dis
orderly conduct. The two beat Doyle, i'll
Jurlng him very seriously. Doyle shot
Alexander and left him for dead, while he
took the other rough to the station house,
where he himself fell exhausted by his
Wounds and had to be carried home. Both
roughs are from Charlottesville, Va.
During the twenty-hours, ended Saturday
night, twenty-five new cases of yellow fever
appeared in Brownsville, Texas, and TWEEN
ty.three in Matamoras. Mexico. In the lat
ter place eight deaths from the disease oc-
CURED, and in the former one Since the
last report twenty-five new cases of yellow
fever have been reported ut Brownsville. al
MeXicans, except one American. One
death has occurred. At Matamoras, Next
CO, eight deaths from the fever occurred
yesterday and the total for the week ended
at 3 A. NJ. to-day was 30.
Ex-Cnited States Senator George Il. Den
MS died ten minutes past twelve yesterday
at his home at Kingston, in Somerset county
Md, i'll the Glst Year Of his age. He had
been in delicate health for year past, sui:
teling, il was supposed, from Il diseased Iiv.
cr. Mr. Del mis- had served one term in the
| House Of Delegates and twon the Senate oil
Maryland, and during his last term in the
Senate was elected 10 the Senate of the
United States from March 4, 1873.
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THE TRIAL. OF GARLASp.-rThe trial nj

THE TRIAL OF GARLANp.-The trial of
Garland for Killing Joseph Addison COM
menred al Lunenburg c. H., to-day. A
number of witnesses on both sides have been
ssuhprnaed, but it is said that Miss Hatchet,
has gone to North Carolina beyond the
jurisdiction of the court-and her attendance
cannot, therefore, be compelled by legal pro-
cess. Capt. W. Mckinney: Major H. L. Lee
and Clement Green will appear as counsel
for Garland The defence, having by law
the privilege of choosing between going to
trial at the next term of the Circuit Court
(which is held on the 10th of October) or
being tried before the county Judge. have
elected to take the latter course. and the
case will, therefore, be heard by Judge WIN.
II. Perry.
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Reports from Eeypt.

The Sultan has directed that Arab Pasha
shall be declared to be violating the princi-
Piles Of the Koran The terms of the Anglo
Turkish military convention are not vet
settled. The proclamation declaring Arab
rebel was only obtained 10y the ministerial
party, representing that if this was not done
there would be war between Turkey and
England. Arab has been invited to lav
down his arms, and until reply is received
from him the proclamation will not become
official. The British are reported TO have
repulsed the Arabs yesterday after slight
sklrmish on the western side OF Alexandria.
The Arabs have appeared in strong force
ut SucZ, and the British commander is pre-
pairing to resist amy movement they may
make. AT the skirmish on Sunday Lord
Charles Beresford and his men narrowly es-
capped being cut OIL by Bedouins Arabs
lines of defence appear to be finished, and
he is rumored to be Diminishing the laborers
who have been employed upon them.
The Coldstream Guards and the Grcniler
Guards have arrived at Alexandria, They
went to Ramleh, where whole brigade of
foot guards are now encamped, under the
command of the Duke of Connaught. Thous-
ands OF Arabs collected along the line Of
march, and were much impressed by the
appearance of the troops
1t is reported that the army Of occupation
in Egypt will be reinforced by the third l-
vision of the first army corps. 4 number
of regiments have received orders to hold
themselves in readiness for active service.
The English admiral has occupied the
water works at Suez. He will not allow any
interference whatever from NJ de Lesseps. /.
The Anglo-Turkish military convention |
not yet given approval to the reports sub. |
mitted by the ministers on Saturday. The I
draft of the convention prepared by Eng /
land differs in several particulars from the |
Ottoman draft There is no idea OF giving /
the Khedive the command ofthe British ana !
Turkish troops in Egypt. /
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Mothers Mothers Mothers.!i

Are yon disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying win tha
eXcruciatng pain Of cutting teeth? If So 90 at
once and get 4 bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S SO0TH.
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf.
ferer immedately-dcp upon it ; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
VINO mas ms ever used it, who will not tell you at
once that II Will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to tho
Child, operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN all eases and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best fe.
male physicians and nurses in the United States
Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle,
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MARINE NEWS


ARRIVED.
Stmp Jno Gibson. New York, to F 4 Reed l. &,
Stmp Louisa Philadelphia, to + 4 Reed & G.,
Str Sue, Baltimore. to J Broders & Co.
Str Lady of the Lake, Nori-k, to f 4 Reed &c,
Str George Lcary, Norfolk, to p B Hooe,
our aattano, lower Potomac, to John Lannon.
mae Ferry Co. ~ 0'o-
Perry. ~ '''
Schr Ior, to Burgess 4 Co. to load yuauo
Schr Irene, guano to Z b Hooc
Schr Hattie Baker guanu to w 4 Smoo, & r.,
yard "'''S "'ar' 10 snip
Hchr Anderson, to load wood
SAILED
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfk. by A Reed G. IN
sur sue Baltimore, by Brodcrs 4 Co.
Our Mattano, lower Potomac by J Lannon
otr L Arrowsmith lower Potomac. nv poto.
mac Ferry Co. " fo'''
oe"r Hoe, lower Potomac, by Burgess 4 Co.
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON.
Schrs Aletha and Nellie, Havre dc Grace co,I
barges Illlie Hughes, knickerbocker and I'd.
win, Philadelphia coal "'N -
Barge Waddcy, Cumberland. coal,
MEMORANDA.
Schr Eugene, from this port, at Norfolk 1ott,
mond 18th -" 'of Hich-
18th. '''''''o'' Ut Boston
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PoLrrICAL AssEssMENrs.-The Page Conn

PnLrrlCAL As5EssMENTs.-The Page Coun-
ty Ne"S prints the following circular, which
it sly3 was received by Miss Bette Bumyar
dner rostmistress at Honeyvilc, Page
county:
WASHINGTON, d. C., August !, 1882. by
the executive committee YOU are requested
to contribute to our campaign fund 50 for
the purpose Of the pending canvass of the
rea1juster party.
Ifyou will,please remit this sum by check
or money postal order to c. Clark treasurer,
Richmond, Va, and you are requested so to
do on or before the Goth of the present
month: and at the time of making this re-
mittancc YOU will please notify the under
signed on the back of this sheet.
WM. MAHONE, Chairman.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST II, 1882

MIR r. r. FAIR is editor, eX-otlicio. Of the
official department Of the Educational Jour-
nai fVirginia, land can therefore have printed
and disseminated without personal expense
anything that he may write. He avals
himself of the facility thus afforded him, and
prostitutes his position to advance the low
purposes of partisanism, and, in the August
number Of the misnamed publication refer
red to, makes himself ridiculous By wander
ins from the province Of both his Offices and
criticising Judge Welford's recent deci-
sion Of law case. But what may not be
expected Ola superintendent of the public
instruction OF large and populous State
who, in the same number Of the publication
to which reference is made, spells vcntila-
ton with u double |, and, in one short para
graph. speaks Of himself in the first and third
person singular and first person plural number,
using the personal pronouns ], he and We india-
criInnately aud with an ignorant disregard of the
propreties Of language that would be ccnsurahlc
in the dulcst pupil III the primary schools: The
Mshoneitc1 are not the best instructors the poo
pie Of the State could have selected for their
children.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

VIRGINIA BoSDs.-J A. Hamblrton l. -.
Baltimore financial circular of Saturday last saws
Virginia bonds were exceedingly dull wi,r
small transactions and unimportant tluctuajom.
put later declined to 59ls. Ten-forties sn,d - T..
4' g and were subsequently offered at i2s, Thcr'.
Is nothing at present to affect the market vain" ~
Virginia bonds. ConSol coupons declined To- a.
out later were i'll better demand and again al
Sanced to 69ia. Ten-forty coupons sold at c. IN
oo& Peelers unchanged at "a to 35. '"
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LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE ex-King of the
Lulus' Cetewayo has arrived at Osborne. 1t
Is rlmored that the Queen, ut the interview
to be granted him will inform him of the de-
cison of her government to restore him to
his Kingdom. 1t is stated that British
resident will be appointed to reside at Ulun-
d. the Zulu Capital, in order to advise him
on questions relative to external relations
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IT SEEMS that the republicans South as
we'll as North have adopted the idea formu-
lated by Senator Sherman, that anything is
Unsuitable in law and morals that will beat
the democratic party, for those who reside
In the second district Of Mississippi on Satur-
day last, in convention assembled, unani-
mQusly nominated General Chalmers as
their candidate for Congress. Chalmers is
the man whose conduct at Fort Pillow has
melted them in the recent past TO wave the
bloody shirt, and whom they have just
turned out of his seat in the /. \ House of
Representatives, upon the charge that as 4
democrat, he had gotten it by fraud and
bulldozing.
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IT WILL be seen by an advertisement in the
GAZETTE that the forty-ifth annual session of the
Virginia Medical College at Richmond will begin
on the first Monday in October The course of
ms,ii,. instruction is equaled by few institutions
IL the country. and the advantages possessed ly
this college will be cultivated to the highest pos
sbe degree. The prospects for the coming session
are We are pleased 10 learn, very promising
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THOUGH THE republicans are opposed to
relieving the poor seamstresSes Of the tax
they have to pay upon every thread they
use, they were extremely anxious At the last
session Of Congress TO remove the tax upon
the pcrfulncry with which fashionable NO.
men hcsprinkle themselves so laYishlY.
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!, After session of two days the democrat
Y convention of the second congressional
district in West Virginia on Saturday split
The rival candidates We're Judge Hose. the
sitting member, and Daniel B. Lucas. and
their supporters met in separate conventions
each making nomination. Strenuous ef.
forts were made by the cooler heads to get
the two bodies together again, but each fac
ton contended that theirs was the regular.
" nominated candidate.
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A MAN who was arrested in Washington
last week for pettey otiense jumped out of
the police van, ran of and apparently es-
capped. But his dead body WAS found in the
river Yesterday, and it has been ascertaned
that in his effort TO evade his pursuers he
attempted TO hide under bridge but made
an under estimate the depth ofthe water.
DiSobcdience never goes unpuniShcn. That
man was taught by the catechism that he
should have been contentcd with his posi-
ton in the van in which it had pleased Pro-
violence to place him.
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The Central Union of the Land League
branches of Philadelphia met yerterday
evening and decided that it would not adj
vance the cause of Ireland to assist Arab
Bay by sending money or troops to Esvpt.
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AN UNKNOWN BoDY FuUND.-On Satur.
day afternoon the body Of m unknown white
man was found floating in the river at the
Virginia end of the Long BRYCE by some
boys engaged in fishing No marks of fonl
play were visible, and il is supposed the man
iell overheard from some boat The body
has not been identified.
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rlo"r IS % cts lower on most grades The re-
ceiptS OF Wheat have Somewhat increased, and W.
note sales of 1900 bushels ut 1O5alO9 for Fulfz
ITO Tor mixed and 12a1 II for Lancaster. About
ooo bushels OF Corn sold at 81 for white and %
Tor yellow. Nothing doing in Rye or Oats Coun-
try produce is without change in prices, but the
receipts have fallen OIL
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August Court at Lcesburg was largely at
tended to-day, the crowd. composed chic ny
Of colored persons. being very great. Water
melons, ice cool lemonade, &C., &C., were
abundant.
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GENERAL MAHoNEs Richmond organ
terms the rutlianly outrage perpetrated upon
Dir. Massey at Franklin, the correction
inflicted upon him" Well, it was COR
rector in one respect; it corrected many q
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On SATURDAY last the Democrats Of Fall-
quier county appointed its delegation to
represent that county in the Congressional
Convention which meets in this city OH the
9th Froximo. The delegation appointed is
solidly for Hon. John S. Barbour From in
formation received here from Warren, Rap
pahannock, Culpeper, Orange, Madison,
Fairfax and Loudoun we are firmly convn-
ced that these counties will follow in the
footsteps Of Fauquier and send united Bar
bour delegations, the result of which will be
Of AleXandri ria should turn out on Thursday
night, and take position next to Fauquier.
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A negro man and white woman ofDetroit,
Mich, who have been married some time.
were CONVICTED on Saturday under an old
statute against such marriages
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The Best in the World"
ASHEVILLE. \. & Anr g 1SS

AsHEV1lLE, \. C., Aug. 8, 1851.
II. III. WARNER 4 Co.: Trs-I cons;lar
Your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure the. hesr
medicine i'll the world for kindney and liver
diseases. Col. R. c. O'BRYoN
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The Third Regiment Virginia volunteers goes
into camp ut the Fauquer White Sulphur Springs
to-day, and will continue the eucampment until
the Dist
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Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14-Jesse Hoyt, for
many years one Of the most prominent bus
mess men in this city, died this morning.
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Movements are being made towards
compromise in the Cumberland coal region
Ibe situation is said to be growing brighter.
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Dyspepsia heartburn, nausea. indiges-
ton, Get, are always relieved by Browns
Iron Bitters
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DIED.

This morning the 14th, HERBERT B. BYRNE,
infant son Of John and Martha Byrne. The re-,
mains Will be Inferred at Manassas to morrow.
On the 10th ulto., in her 65th year, at her resi-
4elce near .lehersonton Culpeper county, Mrs
PATSY VINE, wife of VIM, r Wine IN whom
she had been married forty eight wears.
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oST-A GOLD MASONIC BADGE, with the
- name j. j. G., Conner, &C., &c. engraved on
II. liberal reward will be given if returned To
l. NJ. SPlLMAN. 2O7 /, eth street, Washington,
d. C. - a.
GONE IMPROVEMENTS ARE TO BE MADE
~ in the basement of store No 80 King street
which will take several days to complete We
shall occupy the store Tuesday morning An
gust Do G. M ahlTS
aug14-St % RSn,, 80.
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MARSHALL HoUsE-114 KING STREET
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ME GREATEST BARGAINS IN SLIPPERS
11st received and will be sold this week at
JeIo JOS. kAUFMANN,S Aot