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Ceuteuu,aI Celebration

On Thursday evening last, at Odd Fellows
Hall, the Webster Literary Society, of West
ern Maryland College, celebrated, in connec-
ton with its Eleventh Anniversary, the cen
tennial of the birth of Daniel Webster. The
entertainment was complimentary one to
the citizens of Westminster. and they showed
their appreciation by filling the hall. Prof.
C. Berry Gushing inaugurated the exercises
of the evening with Skilltully performed
piano solo, after which President ". W.
DUNN delivered and appropriate address OF
welcome. Mr.. H. L. Wright then read, in
excellent style, a humorous selection entitled
''Sam's Letter." by which he greatly excited
the risibilities of the audience and won much
we'll deserved applause. The Anniversary
Grafton. "The Age of Fancy" was delivered
by Mr. L. l.. Giles. This was but another
title for Mythology" in which he found
many beauties which he brought forth with a
choice flow of language, and happy degree
of sentiment. Mr.. H. l.. Elderdice followed,
and read an essay on "What Fools these
Mortals be, in which he enumerated the va
rious kinds of fools and cranks found having
human flesh. He succeeded in his task adj
mirably, and was well applauded as he de-
served to be. The last item ON the pro-
gramme, decidedly the feature of the evening,
was the Address of Rev. Thomas Guard, of
Baltimore. He regretted to say that multi
tude of engagements had prevented him from
getting up an address on Daniel Webster, but
he would endeavor To entertain the audience
for short time on the life and character of
''Savonarola, the Martyr of Florence" 1t is
almost useless TO say how well he succeeded.
He spoke for an hour and a-half, and during
the whole time held the audience spell-bound.
The delicate choice of his language, his grace
fully rounded sentences, his sententiOus and
scholarly utterings, seasoned well with anec-
dote and illustration, and that mastery deliv.
erv, the exponent of true oratory, all conduced
to producing that attentive quietude which
betokens an interested and magnetized au-
dience. His definition of statesman, as well
as that of oratory, was a splendid piece Of ell
oquence and awOke great applause from the
audience The life and character of savanna
rola he made thrillingly interesting, and he
described the tragic death of this great man
with a degree of wonderful vividness and
power. His peroration on the rejuvination Of
Italy was especially brilliant
Appropriate references to the geniss Of
Daniel Webster were made during the address.
In every way the celebration was success.
The music was of sustained excellence
throughout, and the programme was carried
out promptly and satisfactorily. The people
of Westminster certainly appreciate the com
pliment which the Society gave them in this
entertainment.
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S25 REWARD.

The undersigned viii pay the above reward
for the recovery of suit of Blue Black
Clothes, pair of new Boots, new black Hat
thief who stole them from his residence near
the Washington Road, about Al miles from
Westminster, on Wednesday evening, Janua-
ry 4, 1881.
jan 7-3t GEORGE W, WAGNER.
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True copy,-Test:
jan l4-st FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
No aOSO-
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, as
n Gnnrt nf Ennitr

NVuII OF Equity.
Sarah f. Welsh vs.. Oliver ]. Welsh.
Ordered this 10th day Of January, 1882,
that the sales ofthe personal property and sale
of the real estate of Oliver j. Welsh, Luna
tic, made by Joseph Spurrier, his trustee and
committee, and reported in the above entitled
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
copy Of this notice he published and printed
ia some newspaper in Carroll county for three
successive weeks prior TO the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1882.
The report states amount Of sale of
real estate TO be...................... $4,000
Amount of personal property TO be-. 5000
Amount of collections to be............ S2l.91
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Ornhnn.. Cnnrr.

Monday. January l6.-Francis Warner, cx-
ecutor of John A. Balm, deceased. returned
inventory of goods and chatteis. list of debts
and inventory Of money. and received order
TO sell goods and ehatieis and order 10 notify
creditors.
Burgess II. Williams, administrator Of Geo.
Ereymann, deceased, returned list NJ sales oi
goods and chattels.
The last will aud testament and codicil
thereto OF Jesse ReisSnider, deceased, were
admitted 70 probate. and letters teStaHentary
granted to John l.. Reifsnider and Charles 7.
ReifsnideF
Miles l. Long. bonded as guardian 10 his
children, Catharine j.. William H., Noah J.,
Elijah ] and Winfield A. Long.
John n Frank. bonded % guardian a. his
children. Amos r. aud Noah T. Frank.
Letters Of administration en- the estate Of
Henry Miller. deceased. we're granted to Iabcz
F. Gardner.
Eurith Beachain. administrator Of james
W Beacham. deceased, retained inventory Of
leasekold property.
Joseph Englar. Jonas Eagiar ard Upton
Roop. executors Of Josiah Englar, decreased,
reported sale q real estate.
Levi Bish. administrator of John MampIcr,
deceased. returned inventory % goods and
ehafsels and list 81 debts, and rccetvcd order
10 sell goods aud chatieis ard order 10 notify
creditors
John " Holmes. executor q Jacob Holmes-
deceased. settled lst and FINAL aceoaui.
Tuesday. January l7.-issriei A. Ebaagh
and Jeremiah Ehapgh. executors II Lachariah
Ehangh, deceased returned iist II del,ts and
settled ist administration account.
Hcury A. Case, executor Of Paul ksse. de-
ceased. reported sale of real estate.
Letters Of administration on shc estate Of
Amos +. Losc, decreased. wcrc granted to
Lewis Green.
Letters Of administration on the estate %
Lewis Haines, deceased, were granted 10
Marx Haines and J. Hamilsoa Repp
nistrihuficu among creditors # Milton
Pickett. deceased. finally ussifed.
Charles BilInrslsa, James II, Bsllihgslea
and Lewis l. Billingslea. executors of Dr.
James l.. BilhREslea. dcceased. reported sale
Of real estate, and returned list % sales Il
goods and chaifels. list Of gronnd rents. liss II
debts and inventory Of moaey-
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JOHN B; BOYLE, rrnstae,
JOHN BEAVER, trustees
Joseph NJ. Parke, Smith & McKellip, Soliei-
tors. r. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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Monselet and Jundt were dining at Ia
bic d'hote in Switzerland few years ago.
Before them sat party OF hated Teutons,
who were served with a splendid mountain
trout, while they merely got stale pasty.
The two Frenchmen gazcd anXiously at
the fish, while their yis-a-vis as gloatingly
eyed the pasty. A happy idea suddenly
flashed across Jundt. Cutting the pie in
two, he set to work upon his share and
devourcd it, uttering the while loud enco-
miums upon its composition, flavor, etc.
Passing the second half to Monselet, he
said to the latter SottO-rOCe, Eat it."
"But it is q month DID," objected Monselet.
"Never mind; don't you see the Pruss ians
are dying for it? Eat tout OF patriot,
ISM" Monselet no longer hesitated, and
swallowed the unsavory food with every
appearance of rclish.-PariS paper.
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nounced by himself and other members Oh
his family and also his neighbor, captain
+. A. Goodwin, who was invited to par
take OF II, as a most excellent disn; u,.
Mr.. Coleman, the keeper Of me PARK,
was also requested to take one OF the iish
and report upon ii. Mr.. c. speaks OF IL as
very paIatable. 100. =, tho
Among the gentlemen present at ,ne
Park lake at the capture Of the fish was Mr.
W. +. Wells. former collector OF customs
Of this district. Mr.. W. caught some OF
the carp, and says that as q source OF
amusement with the hook and line they are
superior to any fish he ever saw.
The accounts which we have in the books
represent the carp as fish highly esteemed
in Europe as food fish. When our peo-
pie in this section OF the country learn the
favorable reports which we lay. before
them to-day, especially as 10 the Ish as
sonrce ~ amusement. we are satisfied that
the demand for carp will be greatly in
creased. Petersburg Inde1-Appedl.
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Worst PIaco I'm the World.

Perhaps you are not going TO the Gold
Coast OF Africa. But you may 90 this
summer among malaria and other evils
which may be almost as bad as on the
African coast. The effects Of the malarious
atmosphere are terribly pros;rating, and
sometimes deadly. Even in these the
most happy relief has been produced by
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER. Don't for
get to pack in your satchcl 4 bottle Of it.
Captain =. ID. Yeates, who has commanded
several vessels in the African trade says he
used it among his men, and among the ma
tives too, with the happiest results. Can't
afford to be without it.
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.C~-r,ov sALEs...This Day.

oscc OF Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street
r. u. Cook, Auctionecr.
TIIIs DAY Alto O'CLOCK WE WILL
i SELL a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD
ohn nr' rMt;AIIp ,s' BUREAUS,
WnRnpot,El WASHSTANDS,
H hAfi AYD Stick MATTRESSES,
uHRpET-. sIDEBOARDS:
DINiNc-TABLES, CHAiKs,
LOUNGES. SAFES, sIVDnrExt
LOOKINC-GLASsE SOFAS,
CLOCKS, TOILET-sOAfS' ~c'
ALSO,
One LARGE-sTZF CARPENTEKS ciiEoi'
thoroughly furnished with every ocs""o'e ''o''
ADDITIONAL:
A SNAIL STOCK FROM A COUNTRY STORE,
embracing variety OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CHIN and GLASSM Mr.
WOODEN and TINWAKE'
NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
CLOTHING, &c, &C., ,.,,,o,..
au31 +. II. Co"h' h"'"o'eci'
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FOR THE WHEAT CROP

A CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
"a BONE,
inadc % south Carolina phosphate dissolved I'm
sniphurlc acid. containing "a 10 20 per cent. nj
soluble and reduced bone phosphate Of lime, Tx.
tcnslyely and successfully used on the wheat crop.
we manufacture II at our works In Richmond, and
FOR sale at the lowest market prices
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
Manufacturers Of the star Brand Eertilipers.
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PERSONAL.

VNIIE BOSTON ENIiIBlTION.-I shall
L be I'm Boston during the forthcoming cyhibi-
ton of the Manufacturers and Mechanics lnsti-
tuo Us correspondent of leading southern journals.
Any business entrusted To me will Ice promptly and
faithfully attended to. -
GEORGE W. BAGBY,
au 29-5t Sl3 east Grace street.
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1 but sit apparently unconcerned until asked
the price OF an article. This makes 1t 0
pleasure TO ladies to stroll around and cx.
anime the goods. A great deal OF very
beautiful lace IL made in this vicinity, the
prices of which are said 10 be very low.
The goods displayed are generally useful
or ornamental. and in this respect the place
differs from Niagara, with its bazaars OF
tawdry souvenirs.
ADJUSTMENTS OF yICHY..
There are a dozen or more excursions
around Vichy, which parties go out TO in
omnibuses and carriages every day.
should Judge from the descriptions that
some OF them are quite interesting. A
horse railway goes to the town OF Cusset,
two or three miles distant, which has also
It's springs; but the Grandc-Grille OF Nichy
Is the hottest OF them all. and therefore the
iayorite. Donkey-riding is also a fayorite
amusement for the ladies, who can be seen
after drinking hours moving around in little
parties accompanied by a boy driver with
a whip. Then the Casino, with It's Dill
lizards, readng-rooms, and card-rooms,
Is always thronged by those desirous OF
killing time. These, with open-air con,
certs twice day in the park, the theatrical
db uiSu, VNNN'Ni'bH 'aiio,
&C., make up the round OF amusements.
TAKING THE STRANGER IN.
Before closing up our impressions OF
Vichy, preparatory to an early morning
start, we would call the attention Of Messrs.
Brown, Shp'cy e. Co. to the fact that their
bankers here, the "S0ciete Generale,'
charge rather steep rates for cashing checks
on them. We yesterday drew for sixteen
pounds, and received only three hundred
and eighty francs. Messrs. Monroe q Co.,
at Paris, after dcductng commissions, &c.,
would have given us over 400 francs for
GIG. Americans, before leaving Paris,
should draw all the French money they
will require, as il passes current Mt full
rates in Switzerland, Italy, and Belgium.
LAST OF yICHY.
We rose at an carly hour this morning to
make our last visit to the Grande-Grillc and
partake OF IFS bubbling water. The throng
OF visitors was momentarily swelling both
in the building and park, and as we drove
off from the hotel door felt a regret that
time would not permit longer stay to en-
Joy this really ENJOYABLE place and visit the
surrounding attractions. Yours, &c,
G. {. FULTON.
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FAREWELL TO v1CHY.
what Can ne Seen or Europe In
Twenty Days.

Only Tweny-six More Days on Land
French Table d'Iiote-Amcrican Travellers
signing for Home Cooking and Home Food
Uses Of the Sign Language.
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Corr, pondngly quick time o. other roint,
Through blils u ladng i,,aci AZ luv rates.
4. \. TAYLOR
ttrLcr.l. FrtI.It AGENT
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate AuctIonecrs and Brokers,
No. 3 north Tenth street. Richmond, Va.
UCTION SALE OF A NICE LITTLE
"A BRICK DWELLING ON CLAY STREEI
NEAR THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST
STREET. AND A VACANT LOT NEARLY
OPPOSITF.-At ,hc request Of the owner We VIII
sell by auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER >, 1882,
At ~ o'clock =. NJ, the property as above de-
scribel. The dwelling contains five rooms, WIN
the usual cOnyenienccs and l. situated on the rear
Of the lot, thereby afOriing the purchaser An OPP
pOrtunIty of having a beautiful hOwer-garden in
front, which would render the home both beautiful
and attractive. The lot fronts 20 feet inches by
4 depth Of 40 feet to AN alley.
The VACANT LOT opposite has front OF 20
feet By depth of - feet To an alley, upon which
can he built dwelling that would pay the owner a
handsome dividend upon the outlay.
TERMS: one third cash; balance upon credit
of six and twelve months, per cent. Interest
added, and secured by deed of trust upon the
property. CHEWING Rose,
All 81 AuctiOncers.
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Richmod 2:45 +. ~ $40 L. NJ e.Dl T. IL
Arrive al
MfPOint 500 T. " 700 T. a. ..lJ f. u

RIe gc 445r NJ $40 A. NJ eoorlL
W'tFoini 500 p. " 800 4. ~. s85rN-
Passenger tram connect, at VT P.rt l,rr
e1cepi sunday with steamer iof Baltimore All
Freight trains leaving Richmond l.;o 4 Il
and 600 +. VI. viii have pa-cnger-cpa h,- .
Train No. - connects at HIrs,yHla with SOB.
folk and Western railroad f.r it1DS.i'@. .'l...-
burg, ana all -'uihWee torn t,.Iui..
Train 10. 80 Through l..,cI- .U Stops 90 si- -.
tlons, connecting 1t >u'hcrln'. N.fl Ai... t.'i
>Gthcrin Nsrrow-taugc railroad for Milton. 90
Salisbury with MCstc?n N.rth Carolina r1iI.....i
for al point- In Western N.rh 1ir.I il4. 20 A.
ldnta for III points south and -..tl s.,-f.
Train No. 81 ttIrrusl passenger li..i mail. .f.tl
~ al stations unef unF az ~ntD,r'ii'- "IfH ALL
lon and SHthcrln Nurnv-1aU-. Iulinta ~
Milton; At Atlanta ~ all point south ,ui -.n,l.-
Augusta railroad for Colsm BE-. Augusta. -4sa.-
nah, and Florida polut,.
Trains from the south arrive lt Richmond 20
40 +. W. 7:25 \. VI, and 1912 b. N.-ll tram.
West Point az lo:20 4 ". IP4--ti,. o.. ti.a l..l-
+. NJ. and I2:iOP. VI. Froighl
Bon AIR PAs>ENGER SERVICE
Trains
cave
p 6m5rl..........j35 o3orM
G a;a h'5;.. . .9as NM gssE&
RETURNING.
Bon HIr."..........." 500 1.N I5i5rM
El 4l,l" a. 90. II ~, ~ Ic.9.g'L
7.30 =. ". Bon Aa.r at $40 p. M.lud lfi. 80, il,
Richmond at = i. VI.
All regular Passenger train, stor atB.n Va
PULLMAN-CAR ~FENlCt
on Train 5O-Ncw York aud Atlanta RIA rs ss',-
ington aud DsnV lie. and Gt,,l-inrn. o. Iftlr.'-
station Mceiern Norih CAROLINE la'lr .t'i.
On Train 53-Richmold aud Diu'I's, al.
Tickets sold 10 an points south. -,ulbra4. az,
southwest, and baggage checked Borough.
NOlay-oycr checks given ~ local tirs,l-.
VI. 81 iGifIff-
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
/. VI. Il. IALcOir,G'ner1l Manager. nr r.,
DICHMOND AND PETTR>EInG
A RAILROAD COMPA NN.-,.rr,i...
viii run as follows:
LEAvrrrono>p -,o,m
S:l5 p. NJ, FAST MAu.dlIly. IA,. tr,.ga
connections inr savanna. ~...f
only al Pcicr-Nur- urf Gle, t,r
fhilmW sleeper between Nt...t-
ton ana jacksonville. li......r,
VIII take ibis talu i.r IS .ft-.i... ,
1880 \. NJ, llitOtD MAIL. t.Iif. t..I,.s-
ing for Rail I'D. Charleston. A..
th-tt. Aiken, ~ff..H. Do. tI.f p ..,-
sonfiiie, >t1i- nt Chester .lt f.a-
lIais. Pullman .etrtl- 'ttr...
Nrw f"rh aui Savannah .n t.-
500 ?. y, tEtlGllr,s..i,.c,,.Ht ~.I'..
GuU \. "" FAN l'lil ,aaii, .'ND,. -..1
900 +. NJ" sunday excursion.
LEAVE rrrln,ntLo-s.
obs A. NJ. FA>I MAIL. a.ily. ~nt....- nd
Ser. fuiIa.-u .ir...
tfain ".Ir',l J.ea.a'
$40 z. n, 1IEp: NtlL.lau,... ....t.s
wan Richmond. Ir.I
Potomac railroad f.r f f.....
M VT, ai-, Dbl. aiut ..I...
l
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WOOD AND COAL.

ELAN HRACITE +, SPLINT,
Il BRIGHTHOPE, and other GOALS; OAK
and PINE WSOD-LOng, Sawed, and Split. Send
orders or call Telephone communication In few
daye. j. BELL BIGGER,
an o5-6t No 1872 east Main street,
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AUCTION sALEs-..Future Days.

by Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer'
Office Eleventh and Bank Streets
TWO NEW, DESIRABLE, MODERN
STYLE, AND CENTRALLY-L0CATED
THgEE-sTORY BRICK DWELL
INGs, JUST COMPLETED,
SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TON ON LONG CREDIT.
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VIRGINIA o STEAMBoATsIElaL
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTS
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT OLD POINT
SAME AFTERNOON
WASHINGTON, BAL ri TIMoRE AND THE
ALSO, CONNECTS AT Al NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FoRHAMProN.s MITHFIEID.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WArtR ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE 70 NORFOLK. sl.5U.
FARE ROlND TRIP. $3.50.
MEALS. 75c.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One Of the Company's spacious and elegant
CITY OF RICHMOND OR Ariel.
carrying United states NALL
=. &. CLIFFORD. Commander
and SATURDAY att \. " for abore-namcd
places. connecting at old Point with Tie Bay Line
for Baltimore and tie North. Returning. the
?. ii. 10 A. '''' arriving III N''""'H' Al ABOUT
Through tickets on sale on stce'rcr ard at Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO SOCIETIES &c.
sTATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smiihdeld, and lIampton; Washington, ID. c.;
all points I'm Eastern North Carolina: also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point. and an regi-
lar landings on James river, At LOWEST RATES,
ana through bills Issued. J.. Il. TATUM.
Suupriuf anIent
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GREATLY-REDrCED RAra~
- &c ii VI . y ID. FREpFNICK~BIE G
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THOUGH ALL-EAIl FAST-FRFIGIIr LINK
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE. pm ADEI-
PHlA, NV lOkh. AND FASTFRN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
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ONLY TWELVE liOtE> BETWEEN RICH.
hOND AND ENl more ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1fNk
" COMPANY. s3


This company will dispatch one OF theirsplendld
amers-GUYANDOTTE. ROANOkE. NAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, and RiCliMONDsE,
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY.
FLOR hours Of sailing, see advertisement bel0w.l
steamers leave New FORK TUESDAl >, TIT RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 3 i. VI. from Pier 10
NEW number), North river. foot OF Beach street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rO0ns, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodate atoms, and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and berth). 80: round-trp tickets SIS steerage,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, IS.
Freights for points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until @ o'clock i. N. daily.
For further IL Information, apply To
GEORGE W. ALLEN CO., Agents,
ty2Q Office COmpany's wharves. Rockets.
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YORK-RIVEE LINE

I Passenger Freight Dali Freight d,f.
daily. lycN. sandy -. >l,rulat
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The German Carp

Published by request Of member Of the NirgiD';
Fish and Game Assocatlon.l
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THE vIcHY snoPKEEPERs.

There are very many fine stores in Vichy
IN addition 10 the hundreds of movable
sioi1s that always have their goods dis
Played around the buildings Of the Grande-
Grille. Whether 1t is by law or custom.
no. one OF these storekeepers and dealers
make any attempt TO induce people 10 buy,
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.

GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, &c.
DED RASPBERRY JAM.
IL PRESERVED PEACHES,
PRESERVED PLUMs,
PRESERVED CHERRIES,
PRESERVED PINEAPPLE,
PRES ERvED DAkISONS,
PRESERVED OUNCES At
MCCARTHY 4 HAYNEs's,
aust 627 east Broad street.
EASTERN HERRINGS IN PRIME
~ ORDER landing per schooner "Iiinds'' Tor
au 30-Gt ' DAVENPORT 4 MORRIS.
COTTON-YARNS.-50 bales assorted
aui5 N'' ' a. !. STOKES & co.
ELOURl FLOUR!-1, 900 barrels NEW
500 h hM"ir Old f' s,PRiiSG wnEATrLoUR:
au15 \. Y. STOKES co.
DURE FRENCH BRANDY,
Il OLD PORT and SHERRY WINES.
25 Chests GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
ut lowest market rates,
for sale by JOHN VI. HIGGINS,
No. 1910 Franklin street.
! y 23-Sa, Tu&Th near Old Market.
WANTS.
DRAWING AND PAINTIN A
~ young lady who has attended the whole course
Of above studies at the CINCINNATI school Of De
sign and Is thoroughly qualified to teach them. de-
slres POSITION at some school for young ladies',
or would give private lessons, or both. Terms
moderate. For information. address II. A. PLEA
/ SAINTS, No. north Eleventh street, Richmond.
al 3l-cod3t'
WANTED, BOARD. BY GENTLE
w MAN, WIFE, and CHILD. Private family
| preferred. Address A. Il. W.,
| au3l2t care Dispatch.
WANTED, \ GOOD COOK. Apply at
w No 11c0 east Clay street. au31-2t'
WANTED, TWO GIRLS. Apply at
w G. DIACONT'S.
au 31-lts 1914 east Cary street.
WANTED, 4 GOOD COOK, WASHER,
W AND IRONrR. Apply at No. 2l3 Nine
tccnih street. au 3l-2t
WANTED, \ RELIABLE SALES
MAN who understands the shoe and dry. goods
business. Applyat
au 30-ltr 216 EAST BROAD STREET.
TEACHER WANTED.
WANTED. a FIRST-CLAss MALE TEACH
EH rs Principal Of the SOUTH BOSTON Ora
DED SCHOOL. Applicants will send their tcsti-
mOnias ard references with their applications
Immediately to NE. II. H. MELVIN.
Clerk Bznistcr school Board,
au 3O~lw Halifax Courthouse, Va.
MECHANICS WANTED.
. PATTERN-MAKERS,
= BLACkSMITHS,
3 NACITlNlSTS.
2 BOILER-MAKFRS
Applicants will state references and wages,
Address LYNCHBURG FOI-N DRY AND
MACHINE COMPANY,
Post-Onlce Box No. 206, Lynchurg, Va.
au 30-2tk
WANTED, SITUATION BY YOUNG
W MAN Of North Carolina rs travelling sales
man or assistant bOOk-kccper. Sell from Ashe-
vile 90 Weldon. Address T., Dispatch Office.
au 30-6tt
w An T ED, WOMEN AND GIRLS
w live In private families I'm New York. New
Jersey. and Connocticut Apply 10 j l.. JUSTIS
Labor Agent. 9 Fifteenth street. an 3O-2tk
MALE TEACHER WANTED.-The
N1 Trustees of the Abbevile Graded school Ab-
neville. :. C.. VIII receive until the 10TH OF SEP
TENDER NEXT applications for the position Of
PRlNCIPAL of the said school. Salary 5000.
guaranteed. Applicants must send forward with
their applications testimonials OF their standing rs
teachers. Address ". &. BENET,
Secretary Abbeylllc Graded school,
au 2o-6t Abbeyllle, :. c.
WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR THE
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