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Virginia News.

The name of the Louisa Ne1cS and
Farmer has been changed to the Piedmont
Free Press.
Franklin :. Grove has been commission
ed postmaster at Louisa Courthouse, and
James 5. Gillian at Blacks-and-Whites.
The Lynchburg Light Artillery Blues
expect to participate in the festivities OF
the Baltimore Oriolc next month.
Samuel Chr~tlcy wis badly stabbed by
Bill Windle. Lou" Windle, and "Tobe"
Clark. at Papcr-mill Bridge, in Pulaski
county, on Thursday.
An Orange youth, becoming cnamored
with the beauties and attractions Of circus
life, olopcd with Barretts show. Sergeant
Layton captured the circus-oying chap at
Culpepcr and escorted him home Orange
Observer.
The Blte Ridqe Echo calls Charles T..
O'Fcrrall the Chevalier Bayard OF the
seventh district, and happily adds he "is a
courteous, brave, and daShing man-too
brave TO tramplc upon innocence, too noble
TO allow it to be trampled upon by others"
Mr.. G. T. Garnet. Of Mathews county,
with his wife, children, and mothcr-ln-
| law. who had been altcnuln8 lut NoHN CHtIoh
Of the Disciples Church which was held al
SMYRNA church, in King and queen, was
returning to StcvensVilc, i'll that county,
on THURSDAY, when the carriage III when
the party was travelling was, through the
carelessnesS OF the driver, run upon banh
and overturned, throwing out all the IN,
mates. and unfortunately hurting one OF
the children severely.
Fatal. FAIL.-On Wednesday morn
inc about O'Clock Mr.. William {. Graham
son of Mr.. David Graham, OF spring creek,
Rockingham county, a young man ageo
about thirty-five years, fell from the second
story window Of the Farmers Home, Wher'
he was stopping, the fall resulting IN III
dcath ot G o'clock. He was not conscious
from the time he fell until he died, III
skull being crushed; also his shoulder ans
side severely injured. 1t was about ma
niqht when Mr.. Graham retired, and sool
ofter he was heard walking his room D'
Mrs. Kelley, and following came a iall' ahe
lunon rushing out Mr.. Kelley iound III
worst fears realizcd-poor Graham lyin;
bruised and dying on the ground Dcheall
his window. 1t is supposed tll't he wa
suffering from nausea, when ne Sot ~
after retiring, and, leaning ont OF thc VIII
dow. which is low, in his retchlhg ios
his balance, and thus the accident.
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DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

IA passed several sleepcss nights, disturbed by
the agonies and cries of suffering child. and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. ON reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he had done,
she refused To have 1t administered To the chfis
she was strongly In favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found the baby stll worse: and, While
contemplating another sleepless night, the mother
stepped from the room to attend 10 some domestic
duties and left The father with the child. During
her absence he administered portion Of the
Soothing Syrup TO the baby and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the little fei-
10 oyawcse In tue morning bright aud happy. The
mother delighted With the sIilden aud Won
dcrful change. and although at rst offended at the
deception practiccd upon her, has continued to
the syrup and suffering cryiHg babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial of the sy-
rup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and over
come the prcudces of the mother
Sold by all druggists: Csc bottle.
an lS-pOdlw
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Our LAUNDERING Law-Makers.

FIVE CRIMINALS GO UNFINISHED BECAUSE
THEIR OFFENCES WERE COMMITTED AFTER
LAW WAS EXPUNGED AND BEFORE THE
SUBSTITUTE TOOK EFFECT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch1
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE. VA..)
August 10, 1882.
The County Court met on Monday last.
The criminal docket was full. When the
first case was called the prisoner moved his
discharge on the ground that there was no
law under which he could be punished be-
cause the offence charged against him was
alleged 10 have been committed prior TO
the lst Of May, when the law which re-
pealed and took the place OF the "whip-
ping-pOst law" took effect: that he could
not be punished under the old law because
that was repealed; nor could he be pun
ished under the new law because il was not
in force ut the time the offence was COM
mitted. This being a matter OF grave
Importance the Court took time to con-
slider. On Thursday the Judge delivered
q long and elaborate opinion, citing nII-
mcrouS authorities to sustain his views on
the subject, deciding that the prisoner
could not be punished at all, because the
old law was expressly repealed by the new
law. and the latter made no provision for
punishment for offences committed after
the former was repealed and before the
latter took effect. The Judge said he re-
GREETED that the Legislature had so blum
dered in legislation as TO cause TO be turn
ed loose unpunishcd upon the community
persons guilty Of crimes against society.
and he had striven 10 come TO a different
conclusion in constituting the law, but the
weight Of authority was against him. The
result was that FIVE criminals three house
breakers, one OF whom had been convicted
by the jury, snd two charged with lar
ceny-wcre admonishcd 10y the Court, and
sent forth as free and forever discharged
Of the crimes for which they were indicted.
q
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The Chicago police ralded the iO'tcI!
shops in that city on Friday ana "rrcSlcu
the AGENTS Of the Little Havana, Loulsiaiia'
and Commonwealth lotteries.
I'm the ten-mile race at Providence, X. l.,
betveen Misses Lulu Montrose ana DeI.r
Iefrane Friday, Miss Lefrane was thrown
from her horse and dislocated her sho'''-
der.
A ladle containing molten metal was up up
sot Of tbe North Chicago rolllng-nliils
Thursday night, frightfully burning Jonii
Rabeck. John Quinn, and Patrick McOau-
lev. the first two probably latai'y'
MIR. Joseph Daniels, one OF the nonrt o,urs'
members Of the Washington fire Dop"n 49,
ment. died on Friday from miuilcs ~. ~,
cciyed on wednesday by the iaiiihs Vi '''
engine upon him.
Advices from Chill received at BuehoS
80 state that several skirmishes nave oc'
c,;rred between the Chilians ana feru'I'ns'
~ ali ~ which the Chiians were SicIoriouM- "
cxcept in one instance, where Dou! 90 y, -
Chjlians was attacked by 2,OO0 Ie,u', ,"'
and refusing TO surrender, all perishe"'
Civ Italian laborers employed on th'
Pittsburgh, Mcheesport "llu ID Will,
nyArailroad at Shancr's slatlon; aS% ,n vi" IN,
intoxicated, went off In shni pa an' M
'Wonebiogheny river Thursday night, an. am.
were capsized in the middle OF the river q,
,hrce OF the occupants being drowned
The T others reached the shore in saicty.
new iron steamship, to be called III
| .il,o,ross was launched ut WilmlngtoR
nel Yesterday. She is for the use ol .h
I2n;,eS Dci., States Fish Commissioners in q, IN
n'heriog ua,ed S and preserving Of sea fish Ssh sh
viii be Sent to London, under the .Sinns dires
non o' 18th T millions OF specimens Of sma
baIa, nsa a,S "s sea hugs. to be exhibited at u
gre great iIsh exposition to be held ans .asrn no,
Nav Nav next. The valuable specimens sTnshiO' ho'
IN ibe Smithsonian Institution a. snt " asne, q,
ton Will be included In the aoVerhiuep'''
lhibits.
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From my card OF yesterday, referring to
the death OF my child at Millboro', some
might infer that he had no physician. He
had the very, best medical attention from
the resident physician, DR.. Miller, whose
skill in his profession is acknowledged
wherever he is known, and is attested by
marked success in his practice. Too much
praise cannot be awarded him for his un-
tirlng devotion to this case, for the prompt
and faithful manner in which he responded
to every call, and for his skilful treatment.
The wish for our family physician, I'M
der whose care the little one was when he
left home sick, was for consultation with
DR.. Miller, who would gladly have accepted
it, but which was prevented by the mex
cusable delay Of my telegram.
GEORGE Ii. STEEL.
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A Question OF Great importance.

Can there be found in the city OF Rich
mond or State Of Virginia tlcelre charlably-
disposed persons who will each give $500,
making the sum necessary to complete the
building proposed for one Of the most i'm
portant benevolent institutions in the
Southi The lady managers, being com
PEELED to leave their present location in a
short time, find it necessary TO make these
additions to their own building. in order
to accommodate the present demand. Fa-
yorable answers may be sent to the Presi-
dent Of the "Retreat," at 800 Twelfth
sfrnnl
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StyIisl, Ladies'.

those who wear the Indian Territory
ShOuldcr-braccs from the Boston, Broad
and Second streets.
The best sash-ribbons, plumes, corScts,
notions, tcrra-co,ta, black and high
colored hosiery, &C., ever offered in Rich
mond are to be fouud at the Boston.
Shirts, shirts, shirts, collars, and cuffs, &c,
at prices regulated 10y the laws OF grayta-
ton. IIalf-hosc, neckwear, &c, &c.
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Powers, on Cary street between Pine and
Belvdere streets, for $500. This is con-
sidered good sale.
Messrs. Il. B. Chaffin & Co.. real estate
agents, have sold the brick dwelling s15
east Franklin street, lately occupied by DR..
j. G. skclton, to Mrs. +. b. Mentz, for the
sum Of $4,000.
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irons, are some Of the points Of interest
that will be presented during the coming
week at the lawn party given by the ladies'
OF Venable-Street Baptist church on Twen-
ty-third between Broad and Marshall
streets. Is there anything lacking in this
programme! Nothing, II you want to
spend an evening of.quiet enjoyment.
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EOURQUREAN,PR N,PRlCE.TEMPLE&Co
42o EAST BROAD STREET;
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBf n CO.,
1908 EAST MAIN srBgEr,

,f,r,Iune 1T we always hegin to close ont stock.
rhi. .sasnn owing to The cold and unseas"nhbie
weather. many goods viii be- iorrch. j.. e.,,
N9RSTFD E\D SILK NOVELTIES, BLACk
GOODS. BROChDED, OMBRE' and ORiENI NJ
EA\CIES Ia many east, At less ihlp itll cost.
Those i'm want II rich but incx pensi'c clDihiK ior
springs or ,ci-ide wear viii do wei 10 'hl ,,,.
We are determined to makcSonr houses hot oniy
the resort Of the Fashionable pnbhc' but 10 .htl.c
ii Mn want honest good, at lowest prices 10 pa
ironiIe u.s. We 10 not adj, ertse fictitious iaDr,cs
at worse than ictltious yil~s. usr ,'hu'r an"
discriminating public alike torahlt
WIIITE LINN LAWNS, 20 90 soc;
MtiniLk IAWNWN NJ MtItS. PRINCESS LAWNS,
cHECKED ahd PLAIN NAiNsOohs' AT our
usual popular PRICES. -,
line II WHITE GOODS to bc found III VIZ
weha1e s' WHITE QUILTS at 75e.D si4;
J nnr stock of ElGTRED LINEN aud COTTON
! LAWNS IS unusually compete. .....,...,,
~. ACk GOODs-Of tIIi.. our specially, our 100
l. unusually varied. Among our "'"''"'"'
ALIrWooL NUNS YELLING; 3oc eoo.
ALL-WOOL 81 NIN,, ', ~ sc b,,, I, 1agnin-
o' nnnt f 49, r'nging In c,sl from Use. 10 sL5Q;
For 25c. we have lest BUNTING ever seen !"
-, ihii NIX "ssIfSk'fkl..wARp nESRHTTA, TAM,st.
sIi0oDAIi,. cAsiIMEkE, AIckb ,1t sa 10. 10
.uRRssNIIfhSK RsNEi TaaSsiKE and cQLOI,fn. sLLks, "a; sA
sihffiSNssD fiNs.' isATfN DE MIRykiLLEI :; M MDE
RiikDAMf.s, stHAH SILKS aud sAIiNs'
r,noing In cast frOta 75c. t0 SOU. -,
| sPFCTAL VALIES--Look ~ our sim 81
RNHatsl. %, usually -oii ~ -l.ou' ...,,,.a
M HCK SILK at rI.2j and sijc-Dcst Values
ever exhibited Ia thi, market a., 1t
INK INp-ROBFs ri y :5-splondid a,s"rt-
CoRSETe. soc. TO s2-J0-bcst standard ffeneb
and American manufacture. , -, =.
oRDFKS-Wc sCueii orders from persons ~
distance ~ our terms 10 sosl arc - av.IsOe IN "
present in person. O>t PRICE 10 ALL
ChRbOZO, ALsop, MOsBf 4 tos co
FOURQUREaN.P PRH TEMPLE %
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4 GREAT CRY
4 GREAT CRYl
DOWN WITH DRY GOODSl
SPRING GOODS BELOW COST
SUMMER GOODS BELOW COST
FALL GOODS BELOW COST!
WINTER GOODS BELOW COST
ALL GOODS BELOW COST
AT
JOSEPH STR Az : T. $,
lIIh NAN srNETr.

Not only 10 per cent below cost, not only 70 per
cent. below cost, not only 30 per cent below cost,
hut everything far enough below cost, 90 close out
the entire remainder Of my stock, 80 os to avoid
the removal Of any goods from my old stand, No.
I4I5 Main street. % nv new store, at 3O5 Broad
street Since beginning my great
CLOSING SALE AT iil5 MAIN STREET
have sold an Immense quantity Of goods, hut
now make sijll greater reductions 60 bring n TO d
successful conclu ion. Notice the following goods
and prices. which speak for themselves.
100 to1n, TOWELS at 3l-c. worth lee, 3s dozen
at Sc. yoT.n l5c.' small lot at lOc. worh
5000 yards CALICO, in pieces Of to 10 yards,
5000 patterns Of CALICO. ia pieces Of 10 to 20
All shoice styles best quality cAI.IcoEs reduced
from = 60 g., ,o,,. .,.,, oo, ,,n-
| bie-width AT 25c. worth ioc:; ,,
Fifty-cent CAsHMEHE now 3Oc.-has been tn
Have "iS reduced our 75c and 81 CASHMERE to the
uniform price Of 5Oc.; no., o,,,,,
BLACK SILKS and BLACK and COLORED
SATINS n half their value; .
BLACK and COLORED hLPACAs at onc-third
Handsome STYLES LAWNS, warranted fast coIors,
About 5000 yards LACEs. Of all widths ard
qualities. al a great .1crihcei, ,pso,,oI5.
| rs dozen handsome LACE COLLARS Ut w. i''
GLOVES. C0R~ETs, LADIES' and GILL
DREN'S HOSE at uhbcarl-of price7;
MEMS & AI'ZE SHIRTS at zoe, and one TOT ht
35c. worth at least JOc.; ,o,r,,
in excellent heavy. y9rd-widc, hne BROWN
| SlIEEIlNG At 68c. L.
| I'm lonk,ug for the great bargins am Offering 30
moi he mislcd as tu being az the right place i.onk
carefully for my name and No.-JoSrirnl
sTRNUSE. l4l5 Main street every aroi'@
i'm stOcA i being offered ~ a cicrin.r nlI
BARGAINS FOR EVERY BODY.
Iy 2O-codl
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

RE on al sales of Real Estate made between the
y of January and last of june the taxes for the
present year have to hc paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between the lst Of July aud last OF
the year the taxes have To he paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen ycarsago
by all the real estate agents In richmond, and APP
plies to Richmond and vicinitN.l
JNO T.. LAUGIITON. JR.. l04 \. VI. furniture,
rosewood piano. carpets, Nc.
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q Refscsh.ilg DT,ngl.

Schmn's carbonatcd lemonade is de-
serycdly one OF the most popular o, sum-
mcr drinks, and the hundreds who daily
throng his store are unanimous in their
testimony to its excellence. Any physician
will advise YOU TO take it aS Il substitute for
ice-water i'm this warm weather.
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LIE WEATHER YETERDAY was clear and
cool, with light winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G A. NJ. 70.
. n. NJ, u; noon, 81; 3 p. NJ. Sc: G p
NJ, 80; midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, rs &c.
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OFFICE or BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING CO.,
WAUkEsIIA, " fs~ May ], 1892. :
NoTICE.-We would respectfully inform all con-
sumers Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEoRGI
ScHIN Is the sole and only aUsi,orized agent for
THIS water In the city OF Richmond,
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
ID. T.. STEEI ma, Manager.
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p,cr-RuL.-The game played satur-
day evening between the Molinea.lX S CIuH' CI,H
Of Philadelphia, and the Richmond ma Scn", Snms
yesulted in another victory for the an1 hoinc
rJSa'''1 n;ne Through errors of the Philadel-
nhias ON the seventh innings the hlcn,
pn,aS Innnds Vr scored M runs. The score stood at
ti1e" the end Of the eighth inning II to ,a,. ..
These nnaa two SaSs sSsnny iayG at 'II1sS% II sSck 70
ss'e Next Tuesday a rich game OF baseball
LII m'n take place at Baseball Park between
,hn Wi,' E1rst- % and second Market clubs, and a.
'he tine mines IN s are amateurs something rich may
be expected. .u hos suddenly taken
r.e 10y in IN the market, and 1t is really aston SION,
.hing bss To to see what number Of people ,, w vsa
ing the boys hit ss bail aTw w% s sis s0' SS psh
,ns' MSoa and i0 almost sprain their & backs Ss,d !,
something worse, however, no oouo''
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BiunOS for Schools.

The Fischer, IIalct & Davis, and Grove
stcen & Fuller pianos combine the adyan-
tagcs Of excellence, durability, and cheap
ness.
Put in your order early. There will be
an advance in prices September lst.
RYLAND Il LEE,
General Agents for Virginia.
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CWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

~ REOPtNED IN RESTORED BUILDING
Beth scxcs admitted, COLLEGE aud Preparatory
School. Under care OF members of the Society Of
ninth month last. has been completely rebuilt, en-
largcd. and fitted UP with all conyenienccs Thor
ough instruction In Languages, Literature, Mathe-
MATES. and the Sciences. New Scientific Ruildinq
containing Laboratories. Drsftins-RoonS. Ma,
chinc->hops. and all appliances for pursuing a
thorough coarse in Chemistry. Mechanical and
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH lSeptcmbcrl l2Tu. Apply early. as
other things being e1gal.viac Win be given the
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGUL,
President SwSrthmore College
y t23-TSt Delaware coupty' pa.
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Chesterfield HcmS.-The County court,
Judee Gregory presiding, adjourned Au-
eIst 18th for the term.
ON account Of change in the law,
Milton Fav (colored), who had been con,
yicted of house-breaking and larceny ana
awo,.ded two years in States prison, Was'
an motion Of his counsel, discharged.
The same order was made III the case oi
Anderson Clarke (colored), who had been
cnnvictcd Of >hecp-stealing under the law
os II stood before being changed by the last
( noIie proseqsd was entered in the case i.'
of Andrew Jones (coloredl, charged with
petit larceny. CA. ,,o,orod,
convicted Of misdemeanor new law, ana
whose punishment was fixed at ninety days
in inil. Meade IIaskins, ESD, ms counsel,
succeeded in getting it reduced 10 ihir'!
Javs in the same institution.
in the case Of Austin Laws (coloreuJ,
charged with ielonious assault on May
Goode (colored) [whose arrest IN felers'
Hvr,, hos been heretofore mentined III lne
DiS1atchl, defendant was comliiHleu - -
;an IA await the action OF the grand jury
IT. tbe september term OF the court. Law
;.a bnrIy-Iooking party, and SAID TO pos
sess the reputation OF being oad ci''~''
| oen.rally,
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ESsuRre III
the use of MEADE & BASEK's SAroSISE DtsSrI-
FRIcE, which viii speedily remove ncipent txr5ar
and scurf. Price, fifty cent? q box.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always p'e'.,are' AM, anu
smN% san have II by using MEADE A BAKERS DELI
20" n ~ c,npoLIc MoUrH-wAsn. Itdestroys the o.,
slou' aSor caused by diseased gums and deeayed
,s,n and speedily restores them to healthy con-
aston. Price, nifty cents q botuo"
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PROPOSALS..
Ir0TICE TO STONE AND IRON
n CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS
Wi, lie received at my ONCE, corner se'e'''' '''o
Main streets. until IL NJ. Of
vRiDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sT INSTANT
non VTpNIsuING ALL MATERIAL AND
crTTINc N PLACE STONE PILLARS AND
IeoN GATE AT TIE ENTRANCE TO oAh-
WOOD CEMETERY. ,.o..,. ,,
B,ds viii be received separately for STONE anu
IRON-WORK. c,,,.ro.
plans aud specifications can be seen AZ o,'y h"'
.taser,s ofBce. w. j. MCDOWELL
Chairman Committee on Cemeteries
au l9-10t ---------
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-Mary Ferguson, the colored
woman who badly injured herself by fall
i'm attempting 10 escape from the city lnil
a Jew weeks since, is still under the care OF
the doctors, and will likely be so for some
time TO come.
The member, OF the Olympic Boat club
continue their scull exercises each evening
between the Island and Rockets, there eN-
isting between the two pOinSs smooth
stretch OF water admirably fitted for such
work.
The jealousy heretofore existing be-
tween white and negro Reidiustcrs and
CoIlitonists here has prevented their
moving in harmony on the Outposts OF the
encmv-thc Democracy. During the week
the leaders came together and arrived at
an agreement (sncc ratified by their re-
epcctive following in future to ignore in
their political action all questions OF pre-
ccdcncv on account Of race, previous con-
dition Of >cryitudc, &C., &c. The con-
ioint-party slogan is now, " p boys and ut
'cm; 'rah for de Boss y
The usual religious services viii occur
/ in the city churches to-day.
There wa, no ease worth mentioning be-
fore MAYOR Taylor yesterday.
The jail contain, three bOIrdcrS only.
Some building is going on here.
The making OF bricks is being pushed
with vigor; the shipment OF this building
material hence il daily increasing.
All the riverside factories. especially the
cedar works, are displaying unusual and
gratifying activity.
Several rctnions OF Manchester social
clubs are announced 10 come OFF on Sharp
island. .
The repairs, alterations, and additions tc
Dunlop ~ McCance's ilour-mill are about
completed.
The town is unusually healthy for TIM
season OF the year.
The prevalent sensations here are iohg
ings for watelmelons and tickets TO 1901
Air.
Postmaster Robert Beattie, on account o
IN health. has been forced to take trll
North. Should he extend it Westward!
he will be absent a month.
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TERRA-COTTA PIPES. &c.
MANCHESTER TERRA-COTTA AND
M DRAIN TILE WORKS.

The subscriber wants 1t known that hers'9IeIe F.
having constantly on hand La, any S@nTIy bad sod
haNn' ha,,N,, a., an account Of the breakage Of ma
PIPE nn Sg, suDey be = on %os Sana and
anu X, "a oyIers that have been sent during
ue a.iay' anu SAMUEL ID. ATKINSON, =,
- ~, of the Petersburg railroad and Hull
nj the crossing OF .ae au 19-3t
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POWDER. dc.

NUNPOWDER.
nIrPONT'S EAGLE RIFLE, In 4 kegs;
nirpOST'S EAGLE DUCK. in ! kegs; .,., ,
ul'pONT'S ~POETING 20, tFG, ana Fff"' III
T. i,. aud - pound kcgs;
nIrpOET'- CII6k E-BORE. in ) kegs
Dilp0NT'S BLASTING and MlNlNGPOM DEH,:;
4 full supply # these celebrated BkANDo or
POWDER, known everywhere ana Ihe lh"'' P'P"-
lar in use. ,..
ATLAS POWDER and HEMP ana WAlhh-
i"'' HENRY VI. WORTHAM,
Agent for tie manufacturers.
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SAVE MONEY by having your print'sr done at
the DISPATCH PRISTING-IiOUsE. Coed work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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The EOnfainc de I.a Foyetfe

is the place to get pure mineral waters just
at the right temperature for these warm
August days. Antoni is serving them to
crowds OF our citizens daily at cents per
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
uie Atlantic States, fair weather, variable
WINDS stationary or higher barometer.
stationary or slight rise in temperature.
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generally.

,rrCAILFRY, Main street. Best ana che"po''
,a,ogr,nhs most permanently executed
LEE GALLERY. card-pho,ographs - 20 yet
,o,ru large framing size, 81; duplicates oos.
IrrGAIIEny photograph children beau'iiu''S
.,d copy old pictures successfully
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" PcrfcciIOn."

Christian a Whites princess Patent
Rolled Minnesota Flour in perfection in
family flour. \ trial VIII convince The
most >kcptical.