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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-The atmos-
phere last night was sultry and oppressive
10 rare degree, but that did not prevent
the assembling Of delegation OF Mozart
patrons sufficient to comfortably NIL The
capacious hall. The Instrumentation OF
the orchestra was up to its usual hlgh
standard OF excellence, which intimatlcn
in itself is no light praise. and the several
lvric artists in fine voice. The second
number. Verdi's " Enfilice," was given by
Mr.. f. :. Grant with great spirit an ana ami mi
nation. and elected an encore. Tie oiu
f1yorite. Carnival de Venice" was arl.-
ibIy'' iieaIly interpreted BY Professor Martini,
the sweet strains Of whose exquisite ere
mona rang through the hall. MI. Mr.. Grant !, nus ;
baritone solo, "The Graye-Digger' was
in in the h, best style OF that accomplished yo-
nalist ln i.a. The duo, clarinet and trombone,
by by Mcssrs. Equi and Jardela, brought lt.lI in
pleasant iuxtaposition two d, wldel!,dlUsp y, hOtb
from the skill with which they were
handled.
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BUFFALO LrTHIA WAR.
BUFFALO LITHIA WAR
FOR
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO wiEN--SUP-
PRESTON OF TUE MENaUAL
FLOW.
ONE or THE MOST REMARKABLE CASES
on RECoRn.

stated by DIR. JOHN T. wISrIrIpf broadway,
Rockingham county. ::
"Ahout the middle of May wsnailed profss-
% oNcTaciating pSin IN the soaasek, and limbs
attended With nausea and vomil. Her kifntys
were iorplj, and The urine-whislad to be drawn
SIesd. She had passed rIGnT SSTmsN W WITH TIL
OFT EXPERIENCING TIDE MENSTRUAL
FLOW. She Informed me that ssrsi times IN
yeris,d 81 ~ ,ea ySsIs 1hs failure ,ss monthly
followed by Ike train OF syptons. and that
upon these occasions she was reli cd by HEMOR-
symptoms and history OF the ca it was evident
that the Kidneys had attempted relieve the pie
thora incident H. her condition nd that In the at
tempt they had seriously distsri iheir own pecu-
liar function. During an eXtree illness of many
weeks, every remedy that scemi At all indicated
IN the case was faithfully tcs;., hut without n
suit. save an occasional sllso alleyiation OF the
news remained inactive; ustavrsge daily amount
Of fGid drawn from the bladeriid not exceed two
ounces. and more than haf THAI quantity was
oli any src-S,ion al an fr.nfhe h9neys. II be-
came evident that the patieit must die unless some
remedy could be found % pucb greater efficacy
than any ihal had been tried In this ez tremi,y IL
vas determined to make aiCpcr1ment In the case
with BUFFALO LITHA WATER, case OF
which Was ordered with batl faint hope Of keep
tr her alive until It's arrfv. hv making the IL In
aud bowels perform the eliminating functions OF
thf kidneys. So soon the 'ater was received the
dther treatment. The rcsul was most sstonishing.
Tie frsi days use Of the war showed marked i'm
provCment In she action OF tc Kidneys. The urine
daily increased I'm quantity while the proportion
q tlOod IN IL rapidly diminished. TIE nausea,
vomiting, ard pain IN thcieSd and limbs, which
AAi obstinstely resisted i treatment soon dts
sppeared. Al the end Of N week the cathetcr was
dispensed with. and the urte WAS vOtded naturally
wih hui trace OF blood. Sd in twenty days the
MENSTRUAL FLOW appsred, and was followed
by tie early convalescence nd perfect restoration
q The pstirni.
some time afterwArd thre WAS a slight return
of The symptoms indicstedbut they were prompt-
ly relieved by the use OF thOSster."
au 23,25,27.30,SeS.6
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For THE STREET CONMITTEE.-lt would
be well il the authorities having charge OF
sncb matters would visit Tenth street De
yond Leigh. and inspect the gutter on the
we.t .ide. Every summer for years past
residents in that immediate locality have
nod 70 suffer from the foul odors arising
trom ar the intid stagnant water in that par,
ticuI,r t;UT cutter. 1t is entirely too level and
sSouId be regarded so as to permit the
moter ,nI 70 run of. The only relief the peo-
rla NJ have had from this nuisance during
these ple past many summers has been an ,Sc Gc,
casionai visit about once YEAR, from tne
chain-eang, although: frequent Complaints
have been entered about it.
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ACCTION SALES THIS BAY.

tc- OnaU sale or Real Estate made between ~
! = ~ January ana ls-t Of June ihc itNf' iuI ~
r,.s.ut vr.,r have T. BE paid by The purchaser. ~
IN l,ns ma Ip Dc ,N.tn ne 1t - Juiy ana isl 0i
Le vear tie take have O. be paid boy the 81 Yer.
IIhis custom Wa ain npied about hitc'n Ycrs hg'
hV All the real estate agents ip Nlchmohu' anu "P
plics 10 Richmond AID yicinitN.l
FIRNAN TCPPFR. 3, =. W.. tru tees 'aie 81
framed house aud 1T on Fourteenth between
D~caturand stockton streets. ia Nanche-t.r.
s.N,psoN 4 ADANSON. NJ. trustee SAFE
of a valuable house and lot on Iwelfih eItt
Manchester. Also. At . L. NJ a house on slill
street. ia Manchester.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10. a. I.' househoi' iAf'
uiture kc.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cast

POLICE CorRr.-The following cases
were disposed OF Yesterday:
Julia Gary alias Cooper and Josephlhe
walker (both colored) were fined - each
for fichting in the street.
Richard Garity was fined 500 LOT De-
inr drunk. and 81 for contempt OF courl:
Kate Belts (colored was hned S2'oo ior
disordcrly conduct. ,s ,r;,,,
Charles Harris (colored)., charged WIN
teloniously breaking into the house OF AZ
fred Harris and stealing SIX watches, Nai, al,
ned Ne at $50. The case was continued tiil
to-day. -t.,orod ,ras fined "a
,or p being drunk and disoTderly IN Tue
street. ,N cborged with
,hyeatening Ta the life OF Alfred johnson; n;
was ,,,a iailed for three months IN deiaui' u
'u1fsy; Mary Jane House (colored), charged with
hojnn ina , person T OF unsound mind was com
mitted MITE 10 jail to be examined by conili'ls'
SION Fmma Or a and Carrie Lightfoot both cor 60.
oraT olive were fined s2.jO each for disorderlA
\ conduct.
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I'D I'm "a Balloon.
THE MERRY-NAKING BAvARIANs WITNESS AN ;
ASCENSION.

THE MERRY-NAKING BAvARIANS WITNESS An
ASCENSION.
The third day OF the Bayarian National
Festival. held at Suffers Harlem River
Park. was not as well attended ~ the first
two davs, and it was not until late in the
afternoon that a crowd came in 10 witness
the principal feature OF the festiyal-a bal
loon ascension by Professor Grimley and
James Creelman. The early part OF the
dav was occupied with historical process
>ions, representations in which ancient
and broad Jokes were palmed OIL rs brand
new ones, races, and dancing, eating,
and drinking, and amusement-huntng
was the order OF the day. The Columbus,
the balloon in which Professor Grlmley
WAS TO ascend, was brought on the grounds
tbe preyious evening. and at an early hour
Yesterday morning the attendants began
initiating il with coal gas. BY O'Clock III
the afternoon il was nearly full. y strong
basket was attached TO the network, ana
Nessrs. Grimley and Creoman got ready Tor
their VOYAGE. Several life-preservers, pack
aces Of cards, &C., were taken on Doard,
and also nine homing pigeons TO carry mes
sageS. -,
There was Lrisk wind blowing from
the southeast. and a. the balloon swayed 10
and fro fears were entertained that II mlght
he blown against the neighboring build
ines before il had time to rise above lhehi;
When everything was ready it wae found
that tbe contents 0; the wicker-work car
were too heavy for the balloon, and a
onantity Of ballast had to De thrown OUT.
a the balloon rose from the ground 1t was
! 1,Ioyyn into a tree. but it soon freed ltseh
and ascended rapidly. travelling in north
Yves westerly direction. When the balloon wa,
obont 200 feet high several Of the homin9
pigeons were released, and they I'M IN
mediately began circling round. seeming
" taking in the surroundings. Then 5.o,;o the! ;oI
storted in a straight line in the direction
Of their homes. When the balloon wa !:
last seen, after O'Clock, it was SAILING Il
the direction Of the Hudson riyer.-Ne'
York Times. 24th.
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Hartley Campbell Assaulted.
RUFFIANs FINED FOR ATTACK
ING THE PLAYWRIGHT.

ING THE PLAYWRIGHT.
New York World, 23d.J
Some excitement was caused ABOUT
o,clock Sunday evening at Clifton, ;. /" y!
an assault on Mr.. BARLEY CampDeh, tue
TyelI-known playwright, by three drunken .i
roughs. A World reporter called last nlsh'
at Mr.. Campbelrs house, but that geh'le,,
man was in New York, and Mrs. Cahippel
dnclined to give any information concern.
;r,o, tho trouble. From other sources IL
vas learned that Mr.. and Mrs. Camp9cll
and tbe latter's sister were accompanying
. gentleman who had been spchu-
mo the dav with them TO the Terry 70
10 the boat for New York. The street -
,,nr,, dorl, the trees oyerhanglng the roau-
W.! end The houses are few and lar apart
Mr NJ and Mrs. Campbell were Walking
had arm in arm, and when near Da!
,. atrcst noticed three apparently drunken
men approaching. AS the TWO le, pa W ho.
one of the roughs attempted 10 i"s' NJ.
tween Mr.. Campbell and MS "ne. I'M
Co,,,rhell demonstrated with the man, Du'
80 no nurpose. and finally was compelled 70
,.ncL ~ him down. One Of the Others then
n,,octed Mr.. Campbell, and ii Is SAID ina
aaS not Ofticer ]. w. Romer appeared anC
arr crested him he would have beeh sno o.
av MIR. Campbell. The three mel mel
were arrested, and at the sIilion."JJT, III,
cave their names as James Morrlsse!' M, M,
Worrissey, and Cornelius Ryan. nv
we're held on a charge OF assault preie!iie' .i
Inv Mr.. Campbell. They were aiter .i'n @
hailed out. Yesterday morning "nen l,e
We're arraigned before, Justice vaughn
Mv,e W. Morrissev was discharged and Joh
Wnrrissey S and Cornelius Ryan were eac
Mv. snad sIG The prisoners are said to hav
hnIu hn,orScd TO the "Modocs," gang
pe,Un onns men whose ages range from eightee
y VduS twSenty-two. who used to be the terro M {,
10 ;,,ane lme" The I" Modocs" were broken u
same sm time ago by the efforts OF the :, loe' -
Soc nnI;ce and are no longer an organize
body.
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TUE FLORENCE NIGHTlNGALE OF
TIE NURSERY.

The following IS an extract from letter written
TO the Gsrmau R.(oyme3 Messenger, at Cham
bersburg. Penn:
4 BENEFACTEESS.
Just open The door for her. and Mrs. Winslo"
will prove the American tlor'Hcc Nifhuhs''c o. 81,
,ha Sursorv. Of this We are 90 sure HAT We VIII
teach onr " Su-y' 10 s4y, A ilcsiug on Mr..
Win,ow " for helping hlr t. surviV, ana escape
the gripping colicAing. aLd tcc'hlng siege Mk>'
WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain. and cure dy-cnicry ana Gi'r-
rhua. II soften, The gums. reduce. iniamma' loA'
cures wind-colic. and carries tic infant sait.!
through the teethlDe period ItItFi"im' pie'',P
what II profosscs 10 perform eVerJ part q l'-n'-
hing Ie.-. We have never seen Mr., NM-loW-
know her only through the preparation oI her
soothing syrup for Children TeeininS. u We
had the power W. would make her as ,!e .s' a
uby.lcal savior T. The infant race solt by al
druggists. Twenty-Five cents hotue. .,,..
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lIXIDENDS.

49,
SoRFOIK AND WESTERN RAnkOAD o.
OFFICE OF TIE SECkEIAk1,
Nos AT ASD 80 SOUTH JHIED sIhEEI
PHILADELPHIA. August IL IbcE-
NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN IliAI
n TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has l,, dee,arII -
aQUARTERLY DIXlphNp9 9P 0Nh 1Eh iSnt i12hiAS ~
ri. rompany. PAYABLE on and after skP IEhb rk
IsrH 10 lie st6c kholdcTs a. registered al oe'ocH
rsincShoiiers u record IN New York VII be pald,
a, the Union National Bank. New orr city sa shn
sfockh0iders OF record Ia PLlacclpha' al 'he "h''
of the treasurer In this city e ,s,
The transfer-bOoks VIII he closed from Ausus'
oAs' p" NeP q. X. ". ARME-'
An 25-F&TuiSel5 s'i''"' -
DIVIDEND OF 2j PER CkNI:
n viii l.e nald the deDosit0rs II TIE BANh gf
cnNMERCE on and after ihe 10Th nn ~ -
GIjsT. at the ofiee Of CARTER X NIX ,Afl w.
NO'ui""" n c. CARTER.
au 26-2t Trustee bAuA u NO'.''-e- ~
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,,u,n,co COUNTY CoURT.-This court . ha.
HESRlco .O..ion .UIN for the past two days, but
been IN ses,lUn 'nrrtance "a has transpired. The
nothing oI I ihil'XW William, (colored). charged
case OF John " W. 81 brass from the Chesa.
p peaHe and ohio rarSad y Mis uPVffd and xng H
by Hy tmrr term Of confinement in the state peni'
tnot;orv Of FIVE YEAR.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHAs.-The biennial ses-
sion Of the Supreme Lodge knights oi r!-
tbias OF the World assembled IN petroit
80, H. o5d instant. and is now in session.
TaIeor9ms received last night state that In
resnonse 10 a serenade Hon. ii. \. Atkin-
sop Jr. Of this city. addressed an i'm
,ne2sc concourse. and that his addres, re-
reived the heartiest applause. l.. Il. Allen,
Fsn. Of the Norfolk bar. was yesterday
elected supreme Preate, the Office vacated
Gv the death Of Rev. T. Bryce Thompson
II Tenne,see. Until this time Virginia has
not held an office in the supreme Louse'
Walter A. Edwards, OF the Norfolk Lea9@'
and other Nirginians, are attending 'H'
session OF the supreme Lodge.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was close. and
me thermometer lower during the day.
AT night partly cloudy and sultry.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 6S:
A. NJ, 20; noon. S5; z. NJ, 81; @ L.
NJ, 81; midnight, 7S.
Mean temperature, 7Ss.
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uu0alo Lifhia Water

,or affections peculiar to women. For .''i. evl.
'Ia 80 ~ the remarkable evidence OF TINS
u.ne ,ra,er see statement Of distinguished phy-
';",an IN our advertising columns to-day.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States slightly warmer, fair
weather, light, variable winds, stationary
or slight rise in barometer.
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TEE PGsTiSerBIdsp ,S ,5e rBIdssp@fch from ksysyIls
last night states ,na, .l,t' the post-office at
%ss.,s s%TsqSss sss Stn 1l robbed Cd ether
ss =: s; ;5 :a;5 5PS ;s:; E ssss:; !; $: III
and subsequently 'ou"O
pouch"
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Mossrs. II. Ii =;
STAPLES & Co.. real estate agents. nav sV,u
the small farm on the |arina rUau, VI ,aA =
ionr acres. with modern dwelling, &c, 70
T. French MacDermont. Esq. OF England
tor The sum Of S2,lO0. This place was ior-
,nerIv owned by Dr.. Hill.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE or NINE, }
BALLsy1LLE, PowBATAN COUNTY, :
Auo,fSt 10 1859

August 10, loo-. J
To the Board Of Public Works Of VT.
ginid:
Our committee is instructed to request
YOU to- investigate the condition Of the
Upper Appomattox improvement, and In
form us how the interest Of orr people is TO
be protected in the matter as the law re-
quireS, which is not done now.
Yours respectfully,
T. E. CHANBLIss, Chairman.
j. ". WhitL0ck. Secretary.
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CLEARED FOR BAHIA.-The Danish Danish ! orlg Il
nrnnninr Unnd Louise, 81 tons, Captain sca >, n.
PrSnn,Ts PdSn wa. cleared from the custom'hGqse
Behp, pN;a Wa Win r , s7o barrels Of hour, ship
for bahla wv VIII Tuayall.Crenshaw Company,
pea ~ = tIt iIa sdS: | aI,o 800 kegs of lard and
valued al ,i Sif,oot oretned petroleum. valued at
5S'gSy ~ 2e5gtntaI total value oi cargo slS,6SS'
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OFfICE OF BETHESDA MINERAL SfEISC CO., J
WAUKE>IIA, WIs.. May ], lSe2.
NoTIcE.-We would respectfully inform all con-
sumers Of BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEORGE
ScuGN Is the sole and only authorized agent for
this water IN the city Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY,
II. l.. STERLING, Manager.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.-The Rich
mOnd members OF this society are among
it, brightest ornaments, and have always
evinced a warm interest in everything that
concerns it. When the last annual session
was held in Danville, Richmond was ably
represented, and there is no doubt but the
same will be true Of the attendance at the
next.
The thirteenth annual meeting will be
held at the Fauquier White sulphur
Springs, September 10, 1852. This will be
an interesting session, as there has been
during the past year commendable activity
on the part oi the medical profession
throughout the State in behalf Of the So
ciety. The president is DR.. 6. W. semplc,
OF Hampton. At present the state Medical
Society has over 400 members, represent
ing the talent and professional influence OF
Virginia.
1t is understood that the Fauquier Coun-
Is Society is now actively at work making
all necessary arrangements TO give the re-
presentatives Of the profession most hos
pitable reception.
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ToBACCO, CIGARS, DC.

ID wHITLOCK, 1445 MAN s STREET, 7,
i manufactures OF the following me 'rAhas o'
MODEL, LITTLE FLORAs,srrpa
LA ,s,r 1T Eir u,tIITI OCK's KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK, op,rvr.r
LILY BELLE, and ohihNiAI'
.,.o aa.,ey in the following brands OF FINE ~
axCC0 sf rnsuufxcturers' prices
DiANo.EEhh' .Eh 'nRhxn. hnrxhn HOME AGAIN,
pxocn11p R0iiGH AND READY loc. piuxsh
HALLA hAT,
ATLANTIC, &C. wx2 2Y->od
6en1 SospC ,SlIst
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FINANCIAL.

xrONFY MONEY. MONEY. TO
NTTr ox RIAL ESTATE IN Richmond
- s,s',rhs ~ lowest rates II Interest. Paftts
da.irtng IN borrow win find Il y Their ttreat 10
ii1 aesrn,s ,s " FRANZ 10. HILL Co.
"PP'' =" Real Estate Brokers and Ag,nt.,
an 25-lw .1lcs Main sirecI, Richmond Va Va.
HgONEY TO LEND ON FlRsI-CLAss
MI FARMS AND IMPROVED AND ! S,n- ~.
ppovFn RICHMOND CITY REAL ESi ~ '
and charges very low. All bgsines~ eonh1sh'iA' in
hnnly 10 or address II. J.. STAPLES va
au 25-eod6t Real Estate aud Loan DIosei :.
DICHMOND CITY STOCK FORsALL'
III long date. Apply 10 ,..co r.a.s,r.,
oo,, lll4 Main street.
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ROCKBRTDGE ALUw WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE (VA) ALUM WATER
for more than half century has grown steadily In
repa'e as a medicinal gent in wide range of
chronic diseases. Multtudes of women can tes-
;fy 70 It's unsurpassed efficacy In the relief and
cyre o[ Lhose ailments reculiar 10 their SIX.
DYSPEPSIA.
IL lis varied and most distressing forms, is curcd
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, sCROFULA,
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, AND DYSENTERY
YIELD MOST RAPIDLY,
PERMANENT CURES RESULL
READ CERTIFICATES OF ENlINkNT SOUTH
ERN PHYSICIANS IN OUR PAMPHLETS
The Springs are beautifully located in Rock
bridge county, Va, and are open FOR the reception
u visitors from
JUNL IsT TO OCTOBER lsT EACH YEAR
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS
I WATERS bottled direct from the Springs
packed IN cases containing one dozen half-galloI
bottles.
Fos sale by tie agents,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Richmond, Va
hn1bv druggists generally. 23-3m
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Personal.
A G \ II ID.

CA d.
/ resrectfully Announce mat am engased lh
the coal AND WOOD BUSINESS on my own
rssnopsblity al No. 7Z2 east Main street. ana az
s,,cb a sLary ~ The patronage f the ctllfns %
This NV native city a. lbey may deem ne %41rthy
~ S'fS my j. BELL BIGGER
VI, -, ot.lt No. 722 cat Main siIeet.
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The Fontaine de La Fayette

is the place to get pure mineral waters Just
at the right temperature for these warm
August days. Antoni * serving them 10
crowds Of our citizens daily at cents per
Olasa
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LIVE. CEMENT ANDpLAsTER.

nOsENDALE CEMENT AND CAL,
IL CINED PLAsTIR.-2.lcO harrls fht I'll
VOpt NAN, ROsENDALE CkMtNr, 5Oy .I,-
reIs CALCINED PLASTER. and p BARR "a ..si,- IL
BILE DUST, last arrived yer schooner |''A'
Moore" For sale LOW from Dock: ,rv
'i"'''' ~ WARNFH NDDEf.
lime Cement. Lump and Ground fLtsts;
~ .eyrnteerth street. south side OF Dock.
An ll-ig
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- PerCoefinn. =,

Christian & Whites Princess" " Patent
Rolled Minnesota Flour is perfection in
family flour. \ trial VIII convince the
most skeptical.
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throng his store are unanimous in their
testimony to its excellence. Any physician
will advise You 10 take it rs a substitute for
ice-water in this warm weather.
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FERTILIZERS. dc.

Ic.-,,,,-7- |.,,,( = ,C,ysrty D.yKsPoKT, JT.
LANES G.. TINSLEY Il CO.'S
.. Pure RAW-BOSk MEAL.
,,,tvs,s by DIR. ". ~ Taylor. state Chemist
Noistmr, deterIninod at ZI2 F........ '.'''. o.
Phos phoric acid.........'....' ''''-''''''
Am.nOnia........-. ''''-' ''''''''''''''
onr ROME MFAL Is ground from dry ",s'erh
incs that have not be,u subjected !" heAi or s'-i,
"a fbe mali amount - moisture @DI We lhJfs
.r,nnut OF rhosphOrfc acid aud ammonia VIZ
Low. comparison Of the above Analys,s Viii ~
tho analvsis ~ other fertilizer mu,t confihce a.
~, ~ no NJ NEAI Is the cheapest piant-i'eh.
Can on MIR. /. DANENPORT, JE.' fi.t ~ ~.
tional Bank of Richmond, Va, OF wflle 1" = -
q. TINsIEY 4 CO., Hunslct Tostoiaee' h'"'''"
county, e. a. n 49,, ,o, ca.b. aul7-lm
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a uefreshinG Drink.

cohmr,s carbonated lemonade de-
s.rvadlv one OF the most popular OF sum
suer'i mer drinks, and the hundreds who aai'y
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done 81
the DISPATCH PEINTING-llcUsk "ood WORK
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FLIES. roachcs. ants. bea-bugs rats mice. crows
chipmunks. cleared ont by Rough on Rats" 15c
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Honsroap's ACID PHOSPHATE LEsoSADE. Sa,'i .
nr O. g. Olmstead, Milwaukee, WIS, says
- 81 7 use several bottles in my fanny sii'i"'
ally ss lemonade. ] prize II bigh'y-
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CARBoNATEp JUMPER WAFER from the Ju-
uiper springs Of Nor,h Carolina, on dIaught and
hot,led AZ SCVGeN'S.
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DEATH OF Mr.. GEE.-Mr. Joseph Gee, a
brother OF Captain Gee, OF the Richmond
and Danville railroad, was accidentally
killed by the cars night before last at the
Manchester depot Of the Richmond and
Danville road.
Mr.. Gee was a watchman at the depot,
and in the discharge OF this duty had Sc
creted himself under detached car which
had for months been standing on the track.
A train OF cars from some unknown
cause broke loose, and rushed rapidly
down the heavy grade and against
the car under which Mr.. Gee and a
friend named Puckett were secreted.
Puckett jumped out, making narrow
escape, but Mr. Gee. who was larger
man, was caught under the cars and in
stantly killed. The wheels did not run
over him. nor was his body mangled and
torn, his death having resulted from con-
tact with the brakes and timbers that caught
him between the cars and the track and
crushed him.
Mr.. Gees funeral took place from the
Manchester Baptist church yesterday AT
2:30 7. NJ, and was nunerously attended.
he being one OF the most popular citizens
Of Manchester.
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