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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-It is stated here, apparently on
good authority, that il the tax on manufac-
tured tobacco is reduced TO eight cents per
pound several OF the present idle factories
here will be set agoing and number OF
others built. The foundations OF several
Richmond fortunes acquired in manlpu-
lating the weed were begun here.
There were no cases before the Mayor
Yesterday worth mentioning. One or two
parties summoned for ordinance violations
condoned their offences by promising 10
observe the law.
The site OF the old Bcllona arsenal pro-
perty is now hardly distinguishable from
any OF the country in its immediate ylcin-
ity. Its appearance is in strange contrast
with its looks in 1916, when Major Clarke
superintended the manufacture OF arms for
the United States in an establishment that
cost the Government Just after the last war
with Great Britain hall million OF dollars.
The Government sold ii for song years
ago. Afterwards it underwent various
yicissitudes till finally its latest purchasers
used the immense quantity OF brick constl-
tuting the buildings in erecting houses in
| Richmond.
There is some talk here Of the Council
making oyertures to the Richmond authori'
ties for the purchase Of one Of its fine en-,
pjnes, whose services will be superseded
by the new Silsby rotary ordered by the
latter city. Manchester is behind the age
in the matter OF fire apparatus. She has
very good old-fashioned hand-break ma
chine. but no seryiceable hose, and the CITY
Council has not so far seemed In grea'
haste to supply the deficiency.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mr.. Allen Park Patton, librarian Of the
Greenock Library, Greenock, Scotland, is
prosecuting inquiries as to the life OF one
Charles Morrison, who In 1853, in the Scots
Magazine, published an article suggesting
the use Of the electric wire in the transmits
sion OF intelligence, and who removed from
Glasgow TO Virginia.
a writer In the Inder- appeal Of yester-
! day speaks Of regrets, heard both in Rich
mond and Petersburg, that Bruce no longer
contributes the Richmond letter TO the COL
umns OF that paper.
Mr.. W. s. Copeland, representing the
lndeI-Appedl, passed through the city yes
terday on his way to Baltimore.
Mr.. Frank Addison, now Of Baltimore
(brother OF the late Mr.. Joseph Addison),
reached the city from Lunenburg yester-
day and is stopping at the st. James. For
several years he held a responsible position
In the business department Of the Richmond
Enquirer, and has many warm and sympa-
thetic friends here.
The Fire Committee last night COM
commenced the election OF stationmen and
hosemeD, but there was so much routine
business that the work was not near con-
pleted, aud the committee adjourned until
next week.
Captain NJ. l.. Spotswood and F. III. Nc
Guire left the city last night for the White
Sulphur Springs.
The following paragraph from the rules
OF the Grain Exchange was enormously
printed yesterday: No. red wheat shall
consist Of dry, inferior, or Shrunken, but
sound winter wheat, fair in quality and
cleanliness, and may contain not more than
10 per cent. Of white wheat OF like quality.
not weighing less than fiity-fve pounds per
bushel.
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NO. 33.

with furniture. The churches arc not bur-
dened on account CT debt. and the collec-
tons for the support Of the pastors and for
other church purposes and objects are quite
as well advanced as usual at this period OF
the Conferenc year.
The dinner, which ensued at the proper
hour was free 10 all. and heartily enjoyed
by the immense crowd present. During
the day and at night several able sermons,
mostly doctrinal expositions, were preached
by leading clergymen present. Resolutions
were passed endorsing Randolph-Macon
College and the Southern Female College
OF Petersburg as admirable educational in
stitutes. The Conference will conclude its
work this evening and adjourn sine die.
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A Victory for Major weiirord's Rail.
road Bill.

Yesterday, at Wythevile, the Court OF
Appeals awarded a peremptory mGnddm'tS
against =. II. McCaull, the keeper of the
rolls, TO compel him to publish among the
laws passed at the last session OF the Legis-
lature an act incorporating the Virginia
and Carolina Railroad Company. 1t will
be remembered that this bill was passed by
both houses and sent to the Governor, and
before its return, by a joint resolution, the
Governor was requested to return the bill
to the Legislature without acting upon it,
which was done. The Court Of Appeals
held that the bill became law, inasmuch
rs IL had pot been vetoed by the Governor
within five days after it was sent to him,
and that no action Of the Legislature short
Of n repeal could aLrogate the charter
granted in the bin. The bill by this deci-
sion stands as one OF the acts passed at the
last session.
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Elephants ut Largo I'm Troy.

Troy, n. Y, August 2.-Four elephants
belonging to circus escaped from their
Keepers after the performance tonight, and
created great excitement in the southern
part of the city. Patrick Ryan and wife
were Knocked down by one OF the ele-
phants. The former was probably fatally
Injured. Mrs. Ryan had a narrow escape,
and was but slightly injured. Several other
persons were slightly injured In getting
away from the elephants. one OF the larges'
works and cleaned out the miiI. ~,
knocked over bloom containing reu-no
iron, but finding 1t too hot ior MN nS % ,ci
the works and made for the river. inre'
of the elephants have been secured, pu' !
midnight one Of them, the most iurlouS' u
still ut large.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received al this Office until II O'Clock NJ.
TUESDAY, AUGUST s, 1892,
for furn shing the following supplies:
WOOD.
TWELVE HUNDRED U,200) CORDS, more
or loss of best quality seasoned PINE WOOD for
Department Of Outdoor Poor" to be delivered
in the city free Of cost 10 the city at such times
and in such quantities and at such places as the
superintendent may direct; the WOOD furnished
% he subject TO measurement whenever deemed
necessary by the superintendent, the cost for
stacking and measuring the wood to be paid by the
contractor.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY (120l TONS,
more or less, Of best quality RED ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL (egg size), and TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY TONS (250) Of ENGINE-COAL for
the AlmshOuse.
Bonds with approved security will be required
for the satisfactory completion of the contracts
for Wood and Coal, and the names of the suretieS
must accompany each proposal.
PROVISIONS, FORAGE, &C.,
for Nmshouse for quarter ending November IL
1882:
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
VINEGAR,
SOAP,
SALT,
MOLASSES,
HERRINGS.
FORAGE:
Hay,
STRAW,
OATS,
CORN,
BROWNSTUFF.
SHOES AND MEDICINES.
The Committee for the Relief of the Poor re-
the right % reject any or all bids offered and
Of awarding the contract for Wood and Coal IN
whole or In part.
Further information and forms of proposals can
be obtained al this Office.
CHARLES p. BIGGER,
u4-4t Superintendent
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MOTHERS. MOTHERS! MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night AMI broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
cNcruciatng pain Of cutting teeth? If so. go at
once and get bottle of MRS. WlNSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii reliovcthc POOR littt
sufferer mmcdiately-dopeud upon il; there Is no
mistake about it. There l. not a mother on earth
who has ever used Il who vii not tel YOU at once
that It Will regulate the bowels and give rest to M
mother and relief and health 70 thochild, operating
like mage. II Is perfectly safe To ne ia al eases,
and pleasant to the taste and Is the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses In the United states. Sold everywhere 20
cents q hOttlc. an i-cndl w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

NEALE ADNITTEDT0 TO BAIL.--Night before
last the mother OF 5. Chapman Neale, re-
siding in Alexandria, Va, sent for Colonel
Francis L. Smith, proment lawyer OF that
city, and secured his services as counsel
for her son, who was held in Richmond to
answer the charge OF perjury. Yesterday
morning Colonel Smith arrived in the city,
ACCOMPANIED by Colonel George ID. Wind
sor and Mr.. John A. Marshall, OF Alex
andria. friends Of Mr.. Neale. The eX-
animation for bail came up before United
states Commissioner NJ. +. Pleasants yes
terdav about ! O'Clock, the Government
being represented by Mr. Samuel n. Page
and Colonel Smith appearing for Neale.
After hearing arguments frem these gen
tlemen for and against the question pend
inc. the Commissioner determined to grant
hail in the sum OF $4,000. This was
promptly given by Neale, Colonel George
ID. windsor being recognized for the sum
OF 81, coo and Mr.. john \. Marshall S3,OOO'
Colonel Windsor is a very wealthy gentle
man, and is well known rs a most promi'
nent Readiuster.
After satisfactory bonds were executed
Mr.. Nealc was released, and returned on
the : O'clock train to Alexandria with his
friends. The time for his trial is set for the
October term Of the United States Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

CARBONATE LEMON SODA was invented
and introduced in our city about yeaI
ago by Mr.. George Schpn, Eleventh and
Main streets, and the great run it has made
proves it to be the most popular OF sum
mer beverages. The imported West india
lines which he Is using in connection with
it now adds much to It's taste. His well.
kept and cold soda fountains are visited
daily by hundreds OF our citizens.
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CENTRE WAREHOUSE.

CHARLES u. HILL & CO.,
~ date uf lin. sknker & Na'tiusl
COMMISSION MEECUANIS.
PROPRIETORS CENTRE WARthOt -.
AUGUST lSr.
Having purchased the Centre Warehouse proper-
T., Nos. l4i2, l4l4. lil6 carr street Oaieiy oc-
cupied by IIill. skinker & Watkins we ASSUME
control Of said property from this date. .
We shall be pleased 10 make eontrSet y ioI
and inspect on of Tobacco ana VIII iuh Suii,l 49,,
now existing oar house VIII De open Tor lD"se,
tobacco sales curing the season. Ia fgiuic HIi
u0fes or tnrnifcst describing JachiG's 81 tvuuSN"
stored I'm Centre Warehouse %ill BE- 1igncd ny WI
liam l.. Hill or William C. Bentley Tor Ifopne-
tor. ..-. ,,t..r,,
We thank our f lends f.r tic patronage Li,h'rttp ~
bestowed Upon this property. and respectfully ask
a continuance Of the same ,,, no
au 3-lw CiAhLto ~ Hli'H " "
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Chesterfed.-The Petersburg Methodist
District Conference continued its session at
Chester yesterday, opening with the usual
religious services. 81,
Rev. A. c. Jordan, pastor in Coalfeld
circuit, enrolled his name as delegate yes
terday.
sideration OF the reports on church pro-
perty and on the financial condition OF the
different charges. These reports showed
| that the houses Of worship as general
thing are in q good state OF repair. The
parsonages, OF which there are seven In inc
district, are an need Of repair In some IN,
stances, and only moderately well supplieo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04
ICE-CREAM SALOON.

+ HAVE MOVED NY ICE-CREAM
SALOON and CONFECTIONERY into my new
building, No Ill Main street.
FAMILIES, WEDDINGS, and PARTIES sup
Piled with PURE CREAM and CONNECTIONS
on short notice
Thanking my friends for their liberal patronage
In the past, respectfully solicit continuance Of
The same. iau 9-9tl III. W. MOESTA.
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New Tobacco Firm. Z.

The firm OF Christian & Gum having
been dissolved, Mr.. Thomas III. Gum an
nounces in another column that he will
continue the tobacco commission business
at the corner OF Thirteenth and Cary
streets, under the firm name OF Thomas III.
Gum 4 Co. Mr.. Gums long experience
in the business and ample facilities for con-
ducting il will ensure prompt and faithful
attention to all orders that may be entrusted
TO HIM. Mr.. A. Il. Gum, so wellknown to
the trade, and for many years with Christian
& Gum, will be associated with the new
firm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

HENRrco COUNTY SCHOOL IEAchsss,wrn TEA IN ssrv;na
addition to the teachers actually IN se,viee ar,;os
last session the folowing-nanmeia II pa..rs Hen
rico county for one year Mrs. amtsorn S"lis m
white Miss May W. RatGlllMs Mis. fwh'iRs RsrSars %ss
Lucy E. Walker (whiiel l,;s %"I Hammond
Keith (white), Miss zen Je,lh,. rvbita. Mis-
(white), Miss May Philip; 9,;n,s ."ITn Long Ieol.
ore 'Snes Saran %"'ifS " Thompson (cOlored, ,. A.
Graves Grave 1 IcoIored), M II. d. Jones (c0loredh H.
! B, Taylor (c0!ored).
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 On all sales Of Real Estatemade between The
1t Of January ana last of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 hc paid by tie purchaser On
all s1lcs made between tdc lst Of July and last of
the yer the take have to be paid by the seller.
This custom wa- adopted about fifteen year ago
by all The rel ct lte agent ia Richmond, and .p
plies u Richmond and ylc.alt,.l
J. J.THOMrSON BROWN,G q P.M.,brick residence
ON Franklin street.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, IOH a. NJ, housekeeping
articles.
icwclry SC.
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EXCURSION ARRANGEMENTS
FOR THE
SEASON OF 1882.
ID o Y \ | K .
RICHMOND AND DANyLIE RAILROAD, !

RICHMOND AND DANyULE EAIr RoAD,l
PASsCNGLH DEPARtaENT-
EICHNOSD. July 10. l5e2.
The increasing popularity cf This Eyoriie sum
uer resort induce 'hc management 10 Lr1Vlde
extra exc:ir, ioa-train schedule Is herewith IA
addition 10 the very perfect regular IRAN service
already existing. 49,.
EXCURSION TRAINS
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS =
md returning. leave Bon Airat 1910 l.. VI.
on TUESDAYS and kilDAG ; leave .'lchEonh
az q T. ". and G:3O L. VI: and returning, leave
Bon Airat 7:4O i. VI. and 1910 l.. VI.
4 FINE BAND OF MUSIC accompanies cach
eXcui sion.
Rouud-trip fare. 2J cents.
signed. H. FOfE,
wi General Passenger Agent.
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Ten NEW LOCOMOTIVES on THEIR WAY
TO SAIIsBUEY.-The Charlotte Observer OF
yesterday says; Colonel T. NJ II. TalcOtt.
the recently-appointed general manager Of
the Richmond and panyillc railroad and
it, branch lines, Yesterday started over the
Western North Carolina railroad on tour
OF inspection. He will make thorough
examination OF the road, embracing the
old as well as the ewly-completed line.
There are now ten new locomotives en-
route from Paterson, n. j., for Salisbury.
and on their arrival at that place they will
at once be put on the road. The new en-
gines are built after the most improved
models, are fast travellers and powerful
pullers, well adapted for work on the heavy
mountain grades. The old engines will be
run off the road, and the equipment OF this
line will then have undergone a complete
change, and will be equal in all respects to
that OF the mainsline. The new engines
are expected to arrive at Salisbury to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

At Christian & Whites you will find the
most delicious clarets and summer wines
ever offered to the public. and at very low
figures. Also, magnificent assortment OF
goods for excursion and travelling parties.
For anything and everything in the fancy
eating line 90 there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
pleasant, and several light showers fell
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70:
Q A. NJ, 7S; noon, so; 3 T.. NJ, SO; 6 J..
NJ, 81; midnight, "a.
Mean temperature, 70.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, easterly TO southerly winds,
lower barometer, and a slight rise In tenn
perature in the southern portion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

YEATS TO BE IIUNG.-Governor w. +.
Cameron has decided not to further inter-
fero in the execution Of W. III. Yeats,
sentenced to be hung for the murder Of j..
L. Adkerson. The one weeks respite eX-
pires to-day, and yesterday evening the
Governor sent by telegraph his determine
ton in the matter. The execution will
take place at Chatham to-day, and Of course
will be private, in accordance with the laws
at present governing executions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-04

We hereby call Convention OF the Con-
seryatiye Democratic party OF the Fourth
congressional district TO meet IN peters-
burg ON the 3Oth August, 1882, for the pur-
nose OF nominating a candidate Tor con-
gress. The counties OF Amelia. Pow-
6atan, Cumberland, Prince Edward
Charlotte, MeckenblTg, Dinwlddle, NOT
toway, Brunswick, Greensville. Lunen,
burg. and city OF Petersburg will seno
delegates, with alternates-one for each 2oO
votes given for Hancock and English in
iSS0. s. w. VENABLE,
w. S. GOODWIN,
Congressional District Committee.
July n, 1892.
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EXCURSIONS, pIC-NICs. &c.
-~~~-~-n~-a'1- -7a7--1-'
CELECT EXCURSION
\ rrsl - NnFslr

SELECT EXCURSION
- TO NEW YORK
on TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, lsS2.
DENEFIT LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. frede
ricksburg route-all rail. Tickets. SIG: good tol
and central part of the city a. ~ per week. On
this trip VIII lc combined the adyantggc Of seeing
the great metropolis and Visit 10 The ssa-shore
Brighton and Manhattan Beach can bc visited
every day, by pleasant sail around the bay. foi
25 cents round trip, where swt-bathing and th.
beautiful grounds attract thousands every hay. a
suitable chaperon viii be PROVIDED Tor lauies E1ihe
alone. For information apply - Polk M!ltr
Ninth and Main streets: II. Swineford, los MAI
street: Il. VI. PaIham. ll07 Main street; ). X. T.
Burroughs, seventh and Main streets. an f-3is
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NOLDIER LIFE IN THE AMY of
"SO THEY WERE MARRIED. ~

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, besides all The other
popular new works. offer $50 Nos. of the FRANK
LIN SQUARE LIBRARY. which embraces the
BEST BOOKS printed on good paper from good
type. The prices are from Toe. 10 2sc each. A
catalogue mailed TO any address. ty2n-dsw
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OFT
PUBLIC CHARITIES,
FIRST MARKET HALL,
RICHMOND. VA, August 4, 1882. J
n o I / { Z.
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EVERYTHING CHEAP AT LEVY BROTHERS.
They closed their store TO mark down the prices OF
their goods. and they did mark down the price of
everything except agate buttons, which they con-
tinue 10 sell at the low price Of three cents for
card OF twelve dozen.
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LOST. sTRAyED, AND STOLEN.

r OST. BETWEEN 500 EAST GRACE
l street and Wciizci's trimming-,toFe, on,
BLACK LEATHER POCKET-bOOh WIN ~ ~, hickei So.
clasp The finder viii be suitably ic"hruS" ,s
leaving IL al SOC east Grace street. aa5-ot
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EVERY DAY ADDS 10 The popularity Of LEVY
BROTHER CLosING-OUT SALE. Tie people sec
the difference between thoir prices and what they
have 70 pay elsewhere.
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kT With Diamond Dyes any lady can get
as GOOD rerults as the best practical oyer;
Every dye warranted true W name anu
sample.
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GO TO-DAY or WAIT UNTIL MONDAY AND
PURCHASE YOUR DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
and NOTIONS az tie great cloSing-out sale of
LEVY BROTHERS, where you viii find everything
cheap.
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OFFICE Or BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING CO.,

OFFICE Or BETIIESDA MINERAL SPRING CO.. !
WAUKESHA. WIS. May l. 1852. I
NoTIcE.-We would respectfully inform all con-
sumcrs Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEORGE
ScHTN IS the sole and only authorized agent foi
this water m tho city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. l.. STERLING. Manager
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NINE PER CENT. COMPOUND /,
~ TEREST FOR MONEY,
WITH LIFE INSURANCE THROWN IN.

In August, 1861, the NORTHWESTERN MU-
TCAL LIIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY. ~ Wis
cousin. Issued ordinary life policy No. ,u36 for
Il 900. on tie Hfc OF Mr.. ABRAM LEVY lof
lew ErOihersj. Richmond, Va.
During The twcnty-Ouc years thc policy las bern
I'm force twelve Of hls dividends have bceD applied
H. purchase permanent additional insurance lhe
remainder being used To reduce lis prtu'Ams or
fpyurch1so temporary insurance FOR one 1e r..
In event of death mar, Mr. Leyy's heirs VIII re-
ceiVc-- ,,. -
Amount of policy aud additions. Tl'39o 1d
viz, two yost-oioyfe5a dividends f,AVl. 80 90
Making a total or about il,I@J 20
IFS paymcnts during the ntire period 80,
compounded at Per cent amount l'.Fl'1Do -o
IoavinVan excess sof................S = ~ 4S
over an his premiums compounded Al percent.
besides Insurance for t~cnty-one year.
Mf. Levy has since ttken out three % lll llDhti
p0iicics IN the NORIilN LoltRN MI IL Ai..
For further Information, address
JOHN h. CARY. state hc ~,
Hicnm0gi,NL
DrJ.s.D CULLEN, Medical Examiner
s. x6-CJ.tSci
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW PUBLICATIONS. Poor's Rail-
" road Manual. 1852, IS; Camps IN the Rockies.
Si.Io Political Institutions, by Spencer, sl.50
u INC stolen White Elephant, by Marx Twain.
ara, si.25; Natural Religion, by the author OF
Ecce Homo, ti.25; Treatise on suiphate Quiz
nine; ny v. h: Manson, N d., ~ Anne, The novel
81 tie uay, sl.2o. New and large supplies OF
franklin-sdu2re Library. Orders solicited.
U 20 WEsr. JOHNSTON & CO
COLDER LIFE IN THE ApMY OF
y NORTHERN VIRGINIA. by CARLTON MO-
oARIii, private Second company Richmond
li0witzers, with illustrations by ". T.. SHRPPARp
nenlenlnt Richmond Howitzers The book will be
large l6mo. Of $50 pages. on handsome paper
printed and bound In the best manner. by NALL
Postpaid Sl.50-usual discount TO the trade.
CARLTON MCCARTHY & Co.
Publishers. Booksellers and Ststioncrs,
IA 9l6 Main street, Richmond, Va
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DON'T DIE In the house. Rough on Rats
Clears out rats mice, files. roachos be-bugs. 15c.
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KIDNEY AED URINARY COMPLAINTS Of al
kinds permanently cured with IIOP RITTERs.
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SAVE MONEY ~ having vour printing done a
the DISPATCH fHINTfNG-I!CUsE. Good work
low prices and satisfac.ioE guaranteed.
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EOR RENT, ....,

This centrally-located end weli-known iorinsr
place OF amusement is now for rent upon M
Terms. for one or more years. We are authorized
~ rent n as A is or will have II remodeet recoi-
strcted or rebuilt for adaptation to any basinss, s
for which A may be desired by good tenant fo'
a term of years. ~ ha.,.
.ne'e 70 u" "'''@' m. Il. sTArLEs Il COY.
ty ao-eodst llQ3 Main street,