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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-12-02
LIZ H1oHToN RETAIL MARK Els.
STOCK MARKETS,

Closing prices of De Haven 4 Townsend. .
Bankers, No. 40 South Third Street, rhil-
edelrhla. StocEs bought and sold Sither
for cnsh nr on margin.
Philadelphia, November 20, 1852.
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BOSTON. NoyArnber IS. 1881.

Boston, November 20, 1881.
BROwN CHEMICAL Co.
Gentlemen - FOR years ] have
been great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and could get no relief (having tried
everything which was recommend
ed until, acting on the advice Of
friend, who had been benefited by
BgowN's IRoN BIrTERs, ! tried a
bottle, with most surprising results.
Previous to taking RRowS's IRoa
BITTBRs, everything ate distressed
me, and l suffered greatly from a
burning sensation in the stomach,
which was unbearable. Since taxi
Ing BRowN's IRoN BiTrrRs, all my
troubles are at an end. Can eat any
time without any disagreeabe re-
suits. l am practically another
person. Mrs. w ]. FLvHT.
80 Maverick ST., Z. Boston.
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Musical Notes.

Nr Alfred Collier, the composer arrive"
y, Nv York on "Wednesday.
Mr. Edward solomon, the popular com. IN.
,olnr q .sBillee Taylor VIII Nis"
iSmrrica this autumn. lie has been en-
-,aned Lv Mr.. Barton, Of Comley n Barton,
.sc'7condi,ct for the coming season ana 10
~ duce first his new opera, "Ihe lcaI oi
broy h,ov > which has recently been pTodtuc,eu
i, ~ Globe Theatre, London. nj. Hoio,
49," ~ -" i also under engagement 10 "rl'V
n'C ,'yr onera on an American subject ~
iihieh mIT Mr.. Sidney Grundy will propayl'
write the libretto. Mr. Gruhuy WI WI :, ~ -
Iihrettist Of .'The Wear OF Bray, inI uNI n Wr
ai,I IN be by far the best book Whicn N :
cnIamon 'i has 30 far had. The story l0uiiuI !,
"a on the familiar tale Of SanulGru anu
Wartnn. deals with the changes OF ihe Ioai
~, IJi~b TO Low Church, and rlce rerSo,
;,V', - -, extremely comical view ana III q
~ .nner which co.pot offend the NJ
rmnctiIlious churcEi.hn any more tI;.li 'ii
P"ntbony Trollope's stories OF EusnI" -
An'nh rnh life and manners. Mr.. COME! =
ci,uiOI ~ Iondon, and Mr.. Barton has JUS. II
,snnd es ~ 10 make preparations Tor the c1ni. n-
.''l i0~ ',Nason After Mr.. DOyly Carte M nHs
.rsSdnced .'is q Les Manteaux Noirs ~ a.; :,
pP.onJsrd P.U"d Theatre it is to go Ion the ioaT o..
Ier s..'i,', Comley 4 Bartons direction ,,lS' h'
unu.l .o,,x Toirsv y will follow . The pausn' n
Mail.eah..N az Zilev at the standard ana pre-
Itl % ciItert ill., & sulliyan's new OPERA
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Colonel W. VI. :. Dunn. II the Virginia
Midland railrosd. and a number Of other
railroad officials, were In the city yesterday
with the yiew Il appearing before the
Board Of Public Works in reference 10 the
assessment Of railroad property Tor pur-
poses Oi taxation. owing % the absence of
the Governor the Board postponed con>id-
Grafton u the natter until to-day.
The Con>eryotiye-Dcmocratic City Com
mittce will meet AZ : O'Clock tonight. and
on thc fir,t and third Fri hy evenings 4
each month during the canvass, at :
o'clock.
LunSiord L. Lewis. E,q.. yesterday
qualified before Judge Joseph Christian a-
. Judge II the supreme Court II Appeal
under the appointment y Governor Came
ron. He W., appointed % til the vacancy
caused by the death Il judge Noncurc. and
as such app0intcc will serve until january
/, l>S3. a which time Ee becomes mcm-
her oi the court for the fuii term II twelve
wears, having been % elected by the Legi,-
aturc.
Dr w " Parker. president d the Male
Orphan Asylum, received from Or. Cul-
len, % Hanover county, a day or two ago,
cart-load OF watcrnclons for the little
folks. for which all concerned were ex-
tremcly Obliged.
The rain, continue 20 fall carly anl late,
and il will soon bee in order To complain
not. however, = the lack. but II the length
Of the rainfall.
The shrcwdne,, of Detective Wren j.
borne out hy the dying confession of En-
nett Claude. tire double murderer, of
southampton county. who, filling to pc
convicted ly Jury. said while dying in
jail that John Wren had pulled the right
man.
The grocery store oi Mr.. Bcycridee. on
Brook avenue. was night or two since ell
tered and robbed u small amount Of
good.
+. {. kennedy. charged with stealing
$50 from j. l.. Morrison, was brought be-
fore the Police Justice a-ain Yesterday. but
the witnc>se, for the Commonwealth not
answering. upon tie suggestion OF Nr.
samuel B. Wit. Mr.. Kennedy Va, allowed
bail i'm the sum y S420. which was deposit
ed with the Court, and he Va, allowed 10
%.
The Board = Public Work meets this
morning for the purpose u assessing the
tax on railroads.
Colonel Frank 6. Eu,in's lettcr- are
about to make their appearance in pamph.e.
form. They will be widely circulated and
eagerly read.
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THE MozART LAST NlGHT.-The pro-
cramne arranged for lat night 'oaSicrls
ya. enjoyed hy a large and appreciative
audience. Owinc 10 TIA. fat thar the stage
had been ,et for an oporetu. the orchestra
occupied seat, Immediately In 'front.' u tie
footli.hts. They played Two numhers--
..On the Battlefield" " and Merry War,
both from ,tru.,-with pirit aud prcci-
sion. The attraction y tie evening. how
ever. va, Mr,. Joseph /. Wells, Jr., 81
Macon. CO., Who was put down on
tie programme Tor two soprano solos
"Mtriuaid's song" au1 ">erenldc to
Ida." but the audience was 80 com
pletely cautiyated by the splendid
voice and charming manner of the tur
in yer that she had IN each instance q r.
.uond % most enthusiastic encpres. In tle
grenade song he effect was c)nsldelAti!
heightened by the artistic clarinet oblisaio
q Professor Jsrdella. The entertainment
f concluded with the prctty little opelelta III
/ one act fmu,ic by Mr. Pierre Bernard m
titled .'Who', the Heir" in when VI
! Carrie +. Staude and Nr. Bernard ae9ult'
ted themselves Handsomely.
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Meteorological.

The subioined table gives the readings
OF the thermometer, the course Of the
wind at sunrise, and the amount Of rain
fall for the month Of August. The
readings OK the thermometer were taken
in an elevated portion Of the city, free
from any influence Of refracted heat, and
from French instruments. showing the
highest and lowest points OF the mercury
during each twenty-iour hours. II i bc-
lieycd that no better situation for Obserya-
tions Of this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed 70 10 absolutely correct:
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Archcr Morris. the colored ex-
ianitor Il the Hastings Court. died yc>ter-
day morning at the rooms over the Alert
Fire Compdnv's apparatus. whittier he bad
been conveyed 10y order of "a number Of bi>
white friends. who de- red that the old man
should have more comfort, and better care
and attention than be could get in hi> own
humble >hauty. Morris va, an old colored
Nirginian whom everybody liked. Ills
walk and conversation in his humble
sphere were always in accord with the
strictest principles of gentility. The old
man had no enemies.
Since recent rains have 20 multiplied
themselves il j. the genera, belief here tha,
people can have i suricit Il even good
thing. TIE streets. alleys. and hy-way-
have been very much disintegrated, while
the country roads leading into the city arc
nearly impossible hY reason Of excess Of
mud. None Of the growing crops needed
any additi-na iuyiai 0i,Vcnslti0n.
Every fair evening MlrX', addition i
visited hv scores u amateur eport,mcn.
who exercise themsclye, in shooting the So
called buil-iai-." Every season there j.
the Usual dispute s- 20 Whether these birds
are identical win tine "lii -roor-W III. md
it j. Just Il, unsettled now Is when started
wears lgo.
Msyor Taylor yesterday lined two cit;-
zen, for violating corporation crdiuance-.
There was no other bU,iu.., handing
his attention Yesterday.
The pro'rac.rd meeting which was lately
conducted hy R-y. .. B. Winiree a. Mount
IIcrm4H church. tn lls>t,riit 4 county. rc-
suited In q considerable accession ,O the
rnerrf,.r,'fr - tNYf church,
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SARATOGA ExcELsIoR-SPRlSG WATER on
draught. fresh from the spring ai Saratoga
This water i. brought from saratoga "a
ga,-tisht reservoirs, lined with pure block
lin. and i forced out al our counter pre-.
ci.ely a. il flows from the spring, without
charging il with gas.
The water Of the Excelsior spring i in-
valuable, removing and preventing, by IL
aperient and Alternative effects, the incipien'
forms Of disease. At
GEORGE SCHGN's
Mineral-W Fountain,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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Tpr-vpyR-S R-SToRu.-During the afternoon
vo-,.rdgy the seyerc,t thunderstorm Of
he ,oa,6n took place. Rain tell rapidly. At
I,,s ti,,e. and one or two peal, Of thunder
were yery daaicning. The residence Of
Policeman nob,on, No. - Mar, hA.! >trre',
va, struck by lightning, and the Foo'
.lizhtly Damaged. The house at the ,oli =
west corner OF Twenty -ei-hth ana Nl"t
,,rcrt. wa, also struck. This hou-s "a 80
cuni.d by Me,,rs. Bcyiile and Collier. Iir
chimney Wa partially dcl.on,hed Sit'l
into the house, ripped up me carpet, play
ed with the furniture, ana tneh ul'apteai-
ed without doing any OF the inmates oi the
house any bodily injury.
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DICHM0YD FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The thirt'oth ANIMAL session II thi, irs'ituti0u
opens SEPTEMBER l4ru With me following
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS
MIS- sALLET b. BANNER. Princirs'. Iatin.
Moral Fhil".H ply. AMI English Lifrr1tuI..
PROFESSOR CHARLES ~. WINSTON. " A.
Natural Science, a.I VI iin.matic-.
Ms J.. 7. TllrH~TnN ,yr,luAte of Xl..r
. COL, - Nathcmtfic. .u1 History.
NRrIHDI-kLfE iN>-. BE Ut rZFT - tuaupa
~ France. br,urh.
N.r- 6EtBf. German.
Miss - ~lF iiNNNFR. A,.scfafe TrlrrirL
Latin. N1thcwALie-. and Pr 'plrafory ~rf0.rl.
NR-. ALICE ~ AlN UtNrLR. No,tlllAti,u
and Italian.
N,-s NFLLlE pU>rHtN. Piano. q. .rou.ai
Bt--. and HARMONY.
Miss >.t. HAMMER. Guitar
Ing.
Miss MARIA MORRIS. Porcelain Pain .rg I.,-
/ c'r-tiye Ar. All hea ID gtsr Emt rn.lrra.
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>-anc thirty years ago there lived in Mou,Eom-
-. Ala, Young man who was terribly arIcte,i
with >crofula Aftcr being treated for I, long time
- TIE medical profession Of This sown with no
,.aft. he commenced lakinS :. :. :. After per-
s.t.nt'y taking Il swo months ho was cured. Being
.-,saAn.ol ~ith him for twenty years thereafter /
r.. t.-s!fy G.at Sic cl>c1sC never returned.
J. ". BISHOP. J.. T.
Hot springs. Ark.
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sl,,-c.l from Scrofula seventeen years. My
sssr-tones Wsre covered tcith large slcers and
~, raass p rotten ac'h. dnf the odOr icas almost
s.,r7ra,le. All remedies and treatments failed
rr.N hesan taxing :. :. :. Previous ~ taking il
r,ftimes could scarcely walk. Now | can walk
al Jav aud have ~ thank >. =. =. and II only.
- my oGFa THOMAS MCFARLAND,
Atlanta, Ca
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ORDER OF THE GolnES CHAlN.-N ed
ne,dav niyht Di-trict-Deputy Robert y.
Northen. assisted by Pa,t-Commantcr II.
Cahen Tabb. instituted a new lodge of thu,
order in the city. to te knowna' Richmond
LoIge. This /, the third lodge that ha'
been orsanized here. and the order IS
growing very fast. The following officer,
Were elected: Commander, e. '. Clash
Vice-Commander. J. ". Carr; Assistant
commander, J. F. Seay; Past COMMANDER
!. VI. Fo>-e,,; Prclate. \. j. jenkins
Secretary. J. L. Moore; Collector. y. Pow
ell: Treasurer, J. +. sparks: Guide, ]. N
Cerr: Guardian, O. ". Dance; sentinel
/. ". Tnler: Tru>tee--C. W. Bras L.
VI. Till,r. !. Martin; Medical Examiner
DR.. II. Cab,n Tabb. Tho rev lodSe made
a GOOD start and enrolled between twenty
and TWENTY-FIVE charter members.
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fURNITURE.

ri ~ VSITURE, MATTREsSES, @
r n, ppisG, &c,-wILLI5,AAm,r A,r,,hn aa5A
v.lss . . S1a s,aSs q fshNat ,Ser inters.t
any descr; 0',"e .fare purchasing. Carries The
eslinf .,seL I Gess s business and eIsg1 ASH
srd .asSrsS ID Lett .t fneicres .S e com
aud Az IA . os TO 70 make room WiaLnkim Nam
DkfFhoS, once and ,s ysr.5Ossis r sis north Adams
fireet; west-End stofs; %. and 2Z north k1f-
street; factory. Nos. 10, ~ SV'"" Rp AsSW
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SEIH. &c.

SPINACH. BLOOM>DALE. NOR
= FOLR. AMI ROUND-LEAF TCRNlP->hhl, j,
1-G WINTER KALI II the ic-t quality only. lnl
n :. d. lowest rrfco-: GERMAN CLOVER. SLED
EIF.OAT>. .tc..at WOODS >e-d->toFe.
a. zt-8t coruer sixth and Marshall streets.
TUENIP SEED. TURNlP SEED w
L are now Offering our large stock 81 T. kNlI
SEED ~ reduced prices. enl S9lcit . Gal r
..vtr. We also have RELIABLE WIZ -,
riIF A. 4Dc pqr pound. aud >PRING NALL
.-.-l -. u0. accorliug O. grower.
WILLIAM II. SCOTT. DRUGGIST,
corner seventeenth and Franklin streets:
4Z5-lm hl,"ul""'" 80
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lHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
rainy, and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. Gs !:
y. NJ, 13; noon, 80; 3 T.. NJ, 81; @ L.
NJ. 13; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 73i.
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CCROFULA.

T,rc scat 81 an diseases OF this nature Is in Tho
o>l any one manifcstiy knows; there fore II you
rar.fy the blood. the disease, In any form or stage
Disappears. Read whsi those say who have tested
70 merits Of the great vegetable blood purifier, :
: = Il clcanscs The blood or all scrofnlous faint
81 tAo~cnghly that Tic disease never returns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

Peach brandy Is the he.: for brandy
peaches. II Is scarce and high. Apple
brandy j. next best. You can get that at
W. ID. Blair 4 Cos, llU9 east Main, for
S2.J0 per gallon. Very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

Monroe WARD ORGANIzATloN.-Theree
will be mectisg Of the Democrats oi
Monroe Ward At sanger Hall Saturday
night. September ID. at o'clock. A club
will be organized. the officer. elected, and
committees appointed. The -uperintend
ent and committee of the ward specially
request ! full attendance.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS ToR TO-DAT.- For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, local rains and partly
cloudy weather, southern 10 western
WINDS slight rise in temperature, and lower
barometer.
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BASE Ball The Waverleys, Of Mary
land. and the Richmonds commenced theiT
first game yesterday evening, but were
compelled 70 stop on account OF ram, the
core standing even, both sides having
made one run. The game VIII De pla!eu
thi. evening a Il o'clock.
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SPANISH BRANDY FOR BsANDYING PEACHES.
a splendid article. pure and reasonable.
SMITH lyDIA PALE ALE. equal to Bass's;
delicious. Price. Sl.,j per dozen, At Chris
tian & Whites.
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TRApEs-PARADE COMMITTEE ne com COM
mittee Of ten, in reference 10 " lr'aes el
Parade" met last night. and, As SUE II Is IN
possible for them TO call ana see evely one,
VIII Who d desire ire to participate in ,uch parade
to C drop po'tal-caTd to Mr. George i,,,a: A:
Ainsie, chairman ofthe e9i',eg, r',,ntr Ita.il J.,
olr tnv!' rron'rent uS,nv nj manufacturer, and mer-
c cbaots p'Ie Saye aready stated their willingness
70 rensat the acat ,uccc,. q a>t year. and
ibi, promises r i, 10 be a grand affair." excelling
the fir.t one
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The candy eaten by ;GhOGl.gI55l "Is he 'Oss, Oea,
,us, as much as her school.IGoHb ,Sn her .Te sing
"@ hu,I eson ss her costs d mG5e Se .a
mss ssg areafa %Se AS Aspkns foot up twice 'ns
eIs cEi' ines III and pitchers TherSre npw ss
,many ua daughters must = man ha'e ="
rich Y-Detroh Free FreSs'
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.,.r, tho Ptoueer of Low Prices,

l. also without a rival as dispenser OF
what is at once pleasant to the TASTE anu
beneficial to the system in the way on sum n,
mer beverages, the most popular OF whleh
are his celebrated ice-cream soda ana Ms un-
riyalIed carbonated lemonade soda.
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SrrxG A RAIRoAD.-Yesterday suit was
;,.,jtn,.d in the Circuit Court Of the city
- richmond against the Richmond aud
n, p.trrsbnr. Railroad Company for 100000
iaraoe. resulting from the destruction Of
n'-i.j crrtei1 nrouertv bv the fire which destroyed
49, Lridre aver the Jane. river on the 26th
- w lo.t March. The plaintiffs in the suit
are Messrs. James Iho'na,, 'Ip o1,uIioI'
carlisle. Franklin >tcarn', hoiia' huther-
foord. and ". 7. smith. Inc! are repre-
.ented bv the following coun-rl; -nI. J1ilie'
Alfred Jones, and Nessr,; OTiu M p,.le, ,.in
ton, Douglas Worth2m, W. =" " i''ei' y
Crump.
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Ihai ~,ruful. FOR seven months. the ulcers Gov.
,,9. nearly the entire surface 81 both lcgs. Aror
N,yiug tried the usual remedies with no relief.
-,-ar,tI 20 : = - and glad 10 SAY tina, six bot
~, hAs os'cc.uAlly cared me.
4. :. LESFrsT5y, Atlanta, Ca
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CONFEDERATE AzE.-The or9kers ol n,sn, =
nond are again buying Confederate te' coupon n
Dnds, trying to make boom " 'ng,: Shi:b ana 10
are paying $3.50 per thousand, whieh Is Is
that much more than they are worth. OFT, "A As
an evidence Of this they will not buy regis
1t is evidently nothing but a matte matter ,oi oi
70 buy them at any price,
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v.,,.. ra.d 70 any Chemist who viii hud on an
,.,.., of loo bottles Of :. :. :. one particle Of
N.--ry l,.iide q Potassium, r any Mineral sub
....,. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Proprict)-', Atlanta, Ga
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CEREMONY PoSTPoSED.-In consequence
., ,be continued rain Yesterday afternoon,
the imposing ceremonies attending ths In!,
inc Of the cornerstone Of the new pulalns
for Tor the Retreat for the Sick could not take
Mace. much to the disappointment 1i tnc
Iady managers, as well rs many ifiehus III
terested, quite number Of whom haa ia, A.
senble.I. The ceremony has been PoSF
uoned Till next Tuesday afternoon lne o.li'
when the ladies will be pleased 10 weic"n'
i n friends Of the Retreat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-01

JUDGE MoNcuRE. - After consultation
among the members Of the bar Of this cry
Yesterday il was determined, in view ot tAe
TACT that so many members Of the bench
and bar are now absent, to postpone tEe
meeting intended 10 be held in honor Of
the memory Of that great iuri>t and be-
toved citizen. r. {. l.. Moncure, until the
first day OF the Richmond term Of The SUI
nrene % Court OF Appeals, commencing on
he 9th day Of November next. On TIA. th4'
day there will be meeting in the court
room of the Supreme Court OF AppeIl-
Of the bench and bar Of the city OF hlch-
nj lar y, The whole state, for the purpose
% @, nlacinc on record in enduring form a
S,,inc tribute and memorial OF the ddistin,
rushed services which this great and good
man. an as jurist, citizen, and patriot Ia,
randcred 10 his State through long and
noble life.
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P.,c = mall size. sl;Isrrc size. :1.75. sold by
a., .-.,-.-.,. al 27-Su.WGF
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au Slim
CEORGETOwN COLLEGE, d. c.

The scholastic exercises ~ ihis Institution viii
he resumed on THURSDAY. ~gPrEMBXR :. I@s2
fOr catalogue Il fun information Apply ID
REy. L. +. HELf. :. J..
au3l-9ms President
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AIRS. INQUIRIES SCHOOL.

vi PREPARATORY rO
NCGl fEE'S SCHOOL.
MRS. JOHN 4. Mcguire
will opSn SCHOOL FpR BOYS ia the same
building with McGuire's school SEPrE MBER
2l>r. ChArgcs from $50 to $50.
sc circulars ia hookstofcs. o. apply 20
MRS. MCGUIRE.
au 3l-lm 500 south Third street.
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.CO-PARTNER-IlIP.-THE tNDAk-
1 IL, N-Er f.... q -ul.d a fariner.I-p ln
- Grro-ntrr - HICKS . LpkAM E. t.hr1,t
~, Iu-iu..- - NASEfA' tIN' I'bA'''
IN t"e cay '- 80 THOMAS T.. HICKS,
WILLIAM LORAN.
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NEW POSTAL ARRANGRWENT,- Heretofore
the delivery by carriers oi the "noon
mail" from the north has been retarded By
the necessity Of waiting for the arrival of
the " South->ide" mail, "a that both could
5e delivered At tie same time. In Ike
manner the delivery 81 the fast mail y ia
the AFTERNOON until the arrival oi the mail,
from the South ria DanUlle AID Peters
burg.
With the force heretofore employed in
the lct.er-cariier division it has been
found impracticable to make more than
four dcliycrie, each dry, but Postmaster
Giimer is now enabled 10y the appointment
Of an auxiliary carrier 10 have siX delve-
ries every day except sunday in the lower
part Of the city. There will be no deten.
ton hereafter u the moon = and "fJ-t >
msi.s addressed 70 persons on Main or CARY
and int,I,ecting streets between Eiglth
and Fifteenth streets. In thi- district
nearly all = the leading business houses
are situated. Those interested will doubt
le.. hail thi- new arrangement as - de-
cidcd Improvement
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OTHER VICTIMS OF TIE FLOOD.

In In surrounding county the '0IIo"'
jnr persons, it i learned, have been
drowned: Artere Vaaninc, a Mexican
with hi, wife and six children; Or. owens
and son. living near Leyy's ranch; Mt.
II. X. Mathis and child: Mr.. Charlie
IacLcr. wife. and child; Mr. and Mr.. \.
Stonchou.e and three children; also, three
women have been found who are not re-
coguized. ,.u...
hundred MeXicans engaged in herdins ana
otIcr labor., whose names are un0htalha-
lie. are known to have persisted. twenty
three are known 10 have been drowned III
two adjoining ranches. Searching paEus'
are out and relief parties have been organ
| iZcd.
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No IzlS FRANKLIN STREET
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80 "tc1,;,iJ and METALLIC BUklAL,CA,,sslEes.
S.d AsKfTs incest siLh ana otngr M ,biogs r.
t,e.. f,.sS,ncr,I supplies at LOWEST FIJI IEs'
a ss,..s ARInUR IOOSEY, Richmond va va
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os- ROME MEAL il Ground frora dry weet

r-- BONE MEAL il ground froU dry weeterL
-4 f>t haze Mt been subjected O. he..t ~ steam.
81. ttt small amount rf moisture aud The large
l- LAT 4 Vhr-Yh'ric acid and ammonia viii
t %. 4 coIl rarisou 81 tile above analysis with
=. rtiv-i- Il Oth.r fertilizer NUT convince al
...-.1~ BONE MI Al. D., tine cheapest plant-ico'L
l.I 1n Mr.. !. DAVENPORT. JR.' flr.t ~
q r-l BANS of Richmond. Va. or write . JAMES
D.. TlN~LE1 = Co. Hunsl,t l-o-t-o'hce- Henrie"
--.. a. fer ton cash az l7-lm