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CALLED TO ACCoUNT.-To-night at inc
Theatre Mr.. Alexander Caufman, a talented
Young actor. will appear in the meI3-dfa ana
:. called to Account" Mr.. Fred. Marsden,
the author Of the play, is one OF the most
m .ncce.sful American play-writers, and IN
nrenarjng this drama to suit Mr.. Kaufman's
ahiIities M found tine scope for the exercise
Of his best talent. 1t Is an emotlonal type
~ the melo-drama, and is spoken OF by
thosf who haze heard it read and seen II
IIGye played T a. one Of the authors De.t prGdue-
lions. II calls for magnificent scenic drSsS,
and the situations are arranged with Skiil
Mr.. Cauiman has been fortunate IN nav,
tn, fine education abroad. having enjoyed
the the acquaintance of and association wnt
some OF the most noted German tragediah'
and dramatic artists. ,..n, I;
III In the production OF the play tonight
:. .a,d the Young star will be assisted b.
the best artistic talent that could oe pro
curcd
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I. w. Woods Extra Early proved TO be
the earliest, and were distinguished for
their vigorous growth and large peas.
They were planted April 18th, and on June
eth two hundred pods were picked. con-
tanning l,0s0 seeds, weighing "a ounces.
The pods fruit entire were not weighed.
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BIG rIsr.TnnE-A :An~ wltS,P,ps SiSd reeenily nrfy
ssiip .od BY Mr. Ncg G BFS%n o irish Sn Cor H@
thOnys Jress six - saw logs IS feet in length, D.
the top i0s sSa asoo feet Of inch ,s panEi saEi
diameter, p""dreds ann more OF the SAINT h,sr sGs
There ren~,s are n,, Creek district. Gree"0''''
.fIV Ya1 Il,depeKdenA'
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THE MOZART THIs EVENING. First. over
ture in "F." (Kalliwoda,) orchestra: sec
ond, solo trombone, BalIade," (Conrad.)
Mr.. A. Equi; third, solo baritone, "'Tis
l." Pinsuti,) Mr. W. II. Grant, Jr. {;
fourth. pot-pourri, " Patience" (sullivan,) }
orchestra; fiffh. solo baritone, "The GaE
lants Of England" (Gatty.) Mr.. w. II.
Grant, Jr. sixth, solo cello, " Barcarole,"
(Schubert,) Mr.. c. W. Thilow; seventh,
waltzes, "Folle Ivresse," tWaldteufel,)
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, - HOOL-suP-
ID PLIES, >CHOOl-BAG>, SCUOib.-STRAfs; !;
-IATES at 3. ,. 10, 20, and 25c.; tllALk
CRAlOSS az BE. per gro,.; nne me %
SCHOOL STATIONERY, i$ks, PENs, Phn-
PLATtS IOT NJ LADlEs'JOt IN ~. fKANh
LESLIE's LADIES MA9AZi,NNt, DEM,I.hs nS 4
Cooley PETtKspN y, ana - Iddt ~, InrtvI'E
~ IA MODE. 35c.: IA BoN-roN, Goc.; J.,
HoDF FLEGANTE, 5or.; IA hODlslE ~, IL
Pms and PENCILS iust received M NJ"
NOOK = received a. sOon a, lubii,hrd az ,.,,,,
~ ~ - g9s Main street.
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Ecnsnnnhlo Dclicncies.

Saratoga chips in pound and half-pound
packages.
Bonclcss Goldfish.
Smokcd-herring, in twenty-five cent
boxes.
Genuine maplc-syrup in half-gallon cans.
Very fine breakfast bacon.
French pruneS, sixty 10 pound.
Sardinc,, twelve fish I'M quarter box with
the purcst olive oil. For sale by
JosEpH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
s2G Main street.
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KIDNEY-DlSFNsF CURED

CHRiSTIANSBURG, VA, 1881.
suffering from kidney disease, from which
could gct no relief, | tried BROWNS IRON BIT
TKRs. which cured me completely. \ child of
mine. recovering from scarlci-fever had no appe-
e and did not seem & 5e able 10 eat AT all. gave
Lin Iron Bitjers with the happicst results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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LAyH's MODEL DINING AND saxPLE-Rooxs,
62Z BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
the largest and finest public dining-roems I'm the
city.
TERMS: e3 and s4-50 per week.
JouS r. tANs,
Proprietor.
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GARpEN-PEAs.- The Rurd! Ae'o- SrSsT
has an governmental farm near New YORK,
where t,,ev are constantly testing. seeds OF
vario,s tinds. Amongst other things they
h. 90 tested meas three different years, and
,,r.nty-seyen kinds. In the last season
,Sev ,SeH tested fourteen kinds, and ol lhes'
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\ LADY CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

BALTIMORE, Nh, May :. 1880.
Nv health was much shattered by rheumatism
when l commenced taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TERS, and scarcely had strength enough to attend
o. my daily household duties. am now using the
ihird bottle and am recaning strength daily. and
Ichccrfally recommend II to all.
canno; say too much iu praise of il.
Mrs. MARY r. BRASHEAR,
173 Freshman street
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Miss l.. Il. MUNFORD'S
vi SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

The FIFTH SESSION II this schooi will begin
SEPTEMBER 70. 1852. at No. ! west Grace
street. Cirrnlars on application.
MISS j. B. MUNFOtD viii give instruction In
NI'SIC -e 7-tOdl M
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WEATHER REPORT.

>, INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
u'e Atlantic States, fair weather. variable
Wihus, stationary or lower barometer and
nearly stationary temperature.
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I.E WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable. anu
iHERA0hETER YESTERDAY: G AN. "a.
a. NJ, 81 noon. -; L. NJ. 1:GP
NJ, 62 midnight, 60. -
Mean temperature, G3t.
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SAVE MONEY by having vour printing done st
the DISPATCH FRINrISG-llOUsE. Good work, i,
low prices. and satisfartion guaranteed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ff ON all sales of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have to Dee paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between the 1t Of July and last %
the year the taxes have tO De paid bN the seller.
IThis custom WAS adopted about hftoen years ngo
by all the real estate agents In richmond, and ap-
pliest Richmond and yicinil,.l
". II. LYME & CO., 2 L. NJ. frame dwelling &C
northeast corner Of Twcny-niuth and X
streets.
SUTTON X CO.. l.. ". commissioners sale OF
lots IN 81 Johns, 81 PanlS. and wall stroets.
r. II. COOK, IL W.. sewing s-nachines at 40s east
Marshall street
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GOAL AND WOOD.-COAL OF AL Al
- KINDS FOR CRATES or stoves ~ sl'iS,c SScctnrir..
ings. saloons. schopl-hOuses' churo"c9'
foundrleS. and engine-. -,, 49,. ..,,ed and
I'm AM ~ j. BELL BIGGER.
Spi'" No. 722 east Main street
1910. Telephone No. l6e.
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HEART-DlSEAST.

VINE STREET, HARRISBURG. PAD
December ,. sSl. !
After trying different ply ysicidnS and many rcme-
die, for palpitat.on Of thu heart without receiving
any benefit was advised Il try BROWNS IRON
BrTTERS. I have used two bottles and never found
ANYTHING thar gave me 50 much relief.
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
For the peculiar troubles 70 which ladies are sub
sect BROWNS IRON BITTEE> is invaluable.
Jryii.
BE SURE IND GET TIE GENUINE.
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MISERY Is A MILD WORD t. describe the mis-
chief to hosiy and mind caused by habtual consti-
patton. The regular use Of AYERS CArtARrrC
PILLS. In nsid doses. viii rssrore ~ torpid visceSa
to healthy astivity Try them and he cured.
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CEoRGErowN COLLEGE, D. c.

The schol..tlc exercises Of this Institution VIII
De- resumed on TIL R~DAl. SEPTEMBER 4 1857.
For catalogue II fu Information, apPlyto
REV. JAMES \. DOONAN,S. J.'
ON atoms President.
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sTARxg x SONS,

Aoh DHoAD sIkFEr. RIcUs0Np, VA,
T,rlers In SAtIOOL, tVLLEGE, KsLiSiO,ss
iiSDAY-S.iIoOL, AND MlsttLLANift,w,tro Nit,,r
rnnk : of "A Kind. al b3wc>t cs-e prices fiH =
! - ST PIANO SIiF.t.r III sic. sPEtIAtL1s
z aud EYE-sf.h hssES a speclans. C@I,ioS a.. ssn
! free on a2pneston. ."
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cCHOOL-BOOKs.

WEST JOHNSTON 6 co. are ,es'is.hs s,sr'
nooKe which are altered Tor sa1 at tie loves
nrices. PUBLIC-s 2BoOL BOOKS s"h al stA'e
nrIes.. Catalogue Furnished upon app'iea'io"
order. solicited sd promptly sttrnded 70.
WEST, JOHNSTON co..
IN OIL Main street.
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WHEN CAMPAIGN against tfsease Is wascf
with TARRANT's SsLrzEI ArERiyNT the enemy
takes flight II Is the incompatible spccidc for
constipation, bilio'sness, and dyspepsia.
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II Won will call at Job Nenablc street
YOU Will find the genuine Montro>e Whls-
iov X. Z. BOZE.
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The digestive organs weaKenss wsaIcimes ' restored
% NV using Browns Iron bii'e's'
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ALL THE BOOKS
ron THE

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Of the latest editions can DO s.i "a The ht-t 'eI
"'uIRRSY sEcOND.HAND BOOKS at about la
price ~ go ,.,... 49, vx,u.S.r
Catalogues of SCHOOL and ~fA ANDAhD
WORKS and CHEAP LITERATURE, us.iiied ire.
se iadSw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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POwDER,&ce..,
NUNPOwDER.

NUNPOwDER.
n1,poyr,s NJ EAGLE rRlF1L1E', R11 ~ IN ! segs; segs; :
ppufSsIs EAGLE IA6GL4iH, RGfpk; pG, u re, and FFFG' in
DoLvEN and rs pound kegs; IN kegs:
bTe9STTs bbTge9STs SSn2sIisS sasb4asa and SBRiSbs 6i
full supply Of tness tnes,Sberc. aud the most popa'
lar Ina use. ALSO. .rup
PRooF y1sE. ,rqgrsnY rqr sils n n. woRTaAM:..
Asent FOR the msnufae'ufo''
.oo.s.nudam&w3M
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Charlie, :. Taylor j. now with \. OP
pcnhcimcr, Clothicr. and will be glad t'
see his friends in the trade.
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TRADES PARADE-MEETING OF TIE EXE-
cr-rrvE CONMITTEE.-Thc committee met ~
tbc Council chamber last night. The MEM
her. Of the committee appointed by the
Council were present. The collectors aI-
pointed bv the committee made a favorable
renort. but 4 large number Of persons VINO
subscribed have not settled up, ana they
are requested to send their subscriptions
N Mr.. William Cans, the treasurer, without
DELAY. a. the committee VIII have 10 ar
rance the programme to suit the amount oi
funds Al their disposal.
\ grand programme i being considered
and 4 carried out will be very interesting
and entertaining. The fireworks display
viii take place on the Friday night follow
inc tbe parade, and we are assured by
Cantoin Andrew Pizzini, who VIII have
cbdrre Of them. that they will surpasS the
magnificent display that he gave us during
the Centennial. ,.. Ill;
Let all the merchants, mechanics, MN
tarv. and civic societies prepare Without
delay to take part in the parade. "lh'
phuIny Phellows OF Manchester dha'
Pncamnf,ins n have prominent place IN TIT
nr0~ramme. and will be conspicuous lea
turc OF the parade.
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{. MCCARTHY

CHARLES X. WILLS, = h'' y" "I"i
o,rUOOL BOOKS FOR PU 81 T.
y SCHOOLS.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS. ,.,.,,.,
COLLEGES. SUMMARIES. aud lNsIlIl Ifs'
BOUGHT. SOLD AND kNo uAN1tD
CARLTON MCtARtHl 90.
III gi6 MIN street,
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KIDN Y W O T. I
HAS BEEN PROVED
The suTc~t cure for
kIDN DI l. 4 ES.

Docs z lame back or disordcrcd urine indi-
cate that You are q victim THEN Do NOT
HESITATE: use WORT AZ once
druggists recommend itl. and II viii -Pecc-
ilv overcome the disease and restore healthy
action.
LADlES.-For complaints peculiar 70
your sex, sch as pain and weaknesses, MD
NEY-WORT T. Unsurpassed, Is IL VIII act
promptly and safely.
EITHER SFX-InCon.inence. retention
# urine. brick-dust or ropy deposits, ana
duh. dragging pains, all speedily Yield 10 IL
curative power. 8,
SOLD BY ALL DRJ GGlSIS. filcc 81
KIDNE Wv ORT.
Toc 3-Tu.Th(wl&satAp3l
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WATCH HIN.-A very singular transac-
ton, to say the least OF it, occurred last
night in one OF our leading drugstores.
Two gentlemen entered the Aforesaid store,
and one OF them purchased medicine to the
amount Of one dollar and rendered 800
bin in payment. The clerk proceeded to
see il he had funds enough about the
establishment. not having made de-
post in bank that day, and while
ostensibly engaged in that effort he
handed the bill 10 Dispatch re-
Dorter TO examine aS 10 its genuineneSS.
The stranger who rendered the note Sue-
oe,ted that he step ont and see il some OF
his ncighbors could not lend him enough
10 make the change. To crafty him the
clerk did 30. and returned, saving that ne
could not yet the change. The stranger
then said, "Well, l suppose you will have
10 take the medicine back y; but M
stead Of handing the clerk TIE medicine
he mt his hand i'm his pocket. pulled ont a
SILVER dollar, and handed II over III pay
mcnt Of his purchase, and took the TIOu
bill. which he handed over TO hl- friend
with the remark "Well, We cOuld not
play that game on HIM Botn parties
then left the store laughing. The demeanor
Of both men was that OF perfect harness
and honesty while in the store.
In few minutes after the occurrence
above noted gentleman entered saloon
a few door, from the aforementioned drug
store. called FOR a glass Of beer, drank II,
and threw down a onc-hundred-dollar note
10 nav for it. which the bar-keeper said lac
could not change. The man went out, bul
in few minutes returned and paid for the
beer. The note purported to have been
issucd by the Blackstone Bank OF Bo>-
fon. Mass. The entire performance may
have been intended a a huge joke, but II
is certainly dangerous to attempt To pa!
such Games, particularly when parties are
| .franarnr..
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IRE T. y W GOD.
\ MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
At
GREENWOOD, ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
DAVID y. BOYD. PRINclPAL.

assisted by instructors I'm Mathematics, Ancient
xpd Modern Languages, English Branches,
and bookkeeping.
The session begins OCTOBER lsr, and close
June 80, 1888.
TUE COURSE OF STUDY H. adapted tO prepa-
ration for the University or for the business of life.
TIE ALTON Il I'm one Of the heathiest and
most beautiful portions of Piedmont virginia. IL
On the east slope of the Blue Ridge Immediately
or the Chesapeake and ohio railroad, eighteen
miles from Charlottesville and twcniy-One miles
from Staunton.
months, for every expense of tuition and malnie-
nance, except clothing, Textbooks. aud medical
Attendance, are S2jU-plyIble tl5O IN advance,
and balance February lsi. The untiOn-fee alone,
for the whole session part II the session, Is 40,
and must be- paid IN advance.
The last session of the school was held ~ Locust
Dale, Va. Number Of pupils. 81.
For further Information BidEess
-. r. BOY n, Principal,
Greenwood Depot, Albcmare county, Va.
81 2-3Of
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4
ronv the Union Guard OF Manchester,
viii 1aradc next Monday for the first time
under their new commander, Captain VIII
/ liam Burty.
Mr.. Charles W. Turner has returned 10
Manchester from a visit to the country.
Manchester Lodge \. +. and \. NJ No.
Il. turned out Yesterday morning 10 pa!
| the last tribute Of respect to the iate Jaile,
/ II. Moody, buried from the residence Oh
/ Wrc Ann II. Drake, Hull street, on his
tarn, near Providence. church. some ten
mics from the city, in Chesterfield county.
Dcre,sed brother was WOrshipful Master
of Texas lodge and high Pries1 Ok
Roval Arch Chapter there.
imono the brethren who rendered Ma
SOME honOrs TO the deceased We're orsoAp-
,vi Master w. II. Weisiger, who was a.
sisted by \. \. Archer, Augustine H$;ali,
a : NcRae, W. +. Lthgow, Henry fitz'
gerald, and others. The grand acnof'
were given at the grayO There %eEe no
services at the house.
The many frieuds Of Miss Ostesbtnd anu
MIR. Shoe first mate OF the sous,'ser w!
Thomas, sailing 10 tbe port OF E~nuion"'
oheyed with pleasure night Daofe iAs'
summons 10 attend. the nuptilsss "I TUE pm
Ties at the residence OF the sks~, Oh III
teenth near POrtgf street: lis ceiellon
yvas performed by Rev. T. +. WOODWARD
Tbe MahOneiaes will have barbecu@ a
wood's churea, in Chesterfield, five yatie
above PeterLurg. to-day. Messrs; p;
Blair. J. Ars5,er SMITH, aud Mead. liza.
! kins. are asnounced to crate for the henef
OF the faithful. All
, + The Csxltionists Aeid meeting at Mit
: lothian Monday nigat, and Speeches oi IN
regulation order were made by several
those who are prominent in the party.
Whilst the oogineer OF The PetersbuI
r railroad was shifting his train Tuesd'
!, night some cars broke loose and ran aero
Il seventh street over the embankment OF Y
" Danyille nilroad. A good force o. wor
ID men were engaged yesterday In gathefn
IN in the Debris. .,
se The train 10 which the aeeiden! oee'
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EDUCATIONAL.

NfISS GAY DESIRES TO REORGAN-
WI IIE At ONCE HER SHAKESPhARIAN
AND GENERAL LITERATURE CLASSES. APP
plictnts will please address apply In person ID
Miss GAY, 2O3 3east Main street, where the first
meeting of IA, f. will be- h, If MONDAY. OctO-
bcr 18th, at - =. VI.
tPRIVATE CLASS IN III OCCTION VIII also
a. recci, A .t home oc 3-dlWHt3law
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IMURCV-HILL NIGHT SCHOOL.

The SECOND ANNUAL SESSION ~ Nils
School viii begin on MONDAY EVENING,
OcioI'f I'd. ~ O'Clock. ln addition Ia the Ordi-
nary r. gli.h branches, Commercial Arithmetic
aud Boo.- tcpng, taught here, special instruction
viii ue liyen in the German aud Latin languages
AID IN Nc. haLical and Ornamental Drawing. For
terms, etc. apply at the schOol-r rooms corner Of
Twcntv-siNth and Grace streets.
81 29-2w T. r. COOKE. VI. n. Principal
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9ithnond 1ispatth.
neutrality-suspicious. 3, 1882.

A"'rhE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcr.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Nrws
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Its wonderful curative power Is simply because
II purihes and enriches the blood, thus beginning
At The foundation, and, 10y building up the system.
drives oui all disease.
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fERTJLIzERs, Gc. Gc.,,-.,,-..
I..,,,s I, r,.Sgy. fDAyKSrogr. Jr.
LANES G.. TiNsLEY 4 CO.'S
PURE RAw-DoSE MEAL.

I'm, HoSF-MEAi. Is ground from dry western
hcns. thai have not been subjected 10 ne.s ~
s,eam, as the snlall amount es l.s ta.e sha IN
- rnmrdrtson of the above analysis III
~. ,naly,. of other fertili1o.s must eons,py AZ
thai our B0S EMfAL I, he sss1 PSI g CO. Co,
stored and FOR saie Wy a. n. ,i1.n :. Ml,e To-
| i>MEs G.TiSsLEY CO., hpnsle. ps's-o'ass'
| ifsurico coanty,va. ~ealm
Terms: s4o per ton, essn,
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Police COURT. The following eases were
disposed Of yesterday:
lee Williams and Robert Brown ,co!-
oreh were fined 81 each for being drunk.
William Sanders was fined = Tor pelhg
drunk. 80.
Emma Randolph and Lee smith were
fined - each for lighting in the street
George Kramer, aS>aulting ana abusing
his wife, was placed under bonds 10 keep
the peace for six months.
Edward Allen (coloredl, drunk, was fined
John Hector was fined - for fighting.
Monroe Quare, and Mary Lucas (col-
ored) were fined 800 for creating us
turbance in the street.
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1851

HrsTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday by the Hastings
Court-Judge George J.. Christian presid-
ing:
William II. Beyeridge, who made mo-
ton at the last term in arrest OF judgment
upon verdict rendered against him, was
before the Court, and the Court sustained
the motion in arrest, qua,hed the indlct-
ment. and discharged Bcyeridgc.
J. II. Kelly, for keeping gambling
house. was tr1ed and acquitted. y noHe
proyequi wa. entered upon the indictment
against John Jones, charged with being a
doorkeepcr at the same house.
Dabncv Brooks alias Minor, charged
with bigamy. Case was argued and given
to the Jury, and verdict rendered OF three
wears confinement in the penitentiary. The
jury recommended accused to Executive
clemency.
The peniientiary cases will come up be-
fore special grand jury to-day. Court
adjourned until II o'clock.
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WANTED, CASH PURChn;ssEblee22iii PIa l;,sshbe2i in
ma1ses NlEIGH LMr GSAL ,Se peere.s iGe coal q!
CROWN HILL spLRlHStk sppLLRS, tkSp D. And NEw RIy,Ekkk
ssPfFksm ssI'e.S aSb Smith coal t0ka Satisfactory
for hest Goals, and fun "e'sHS - r. LATHR0P,
,,-ss, al Draw bridge.
an ttNtuttCi'"
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nAyCUEsTER AND VICINITY

Manchester R,d Nen.-Indianola Tribe,
No. 80. Of this fine order, located here, ha-
A membership OF over forty, and i sur
pa,sed by no other lodge in the intelligence
and activity OF it. members. \ meeting
will be called at an early day to appoint
DELEGATES to the next session Of the Grand
Council Of Virginia. which will convene
at Portsmouth on the 10th Of May, 1888.
EIkanah Fisher i. Grand Sachem OF the
Grand Council, and &. \. B. Coffroth, OF
Winchester. Grand Keeper OF Records,
The Grand Council will be the guests OF
Montauk Tribe, Of Portsmouth. The pre-
sent officers Of Indianoh Tribe are i. D.
Pilson, sachem; {. :. Wells, chief OF re-
cords. The latter was the last representa-
tive sent 10 the Grand Lodge.
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.
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p.,rn,I, The last galne I'I1!vu Dc,
,mssS BsSElbsSi tbs SNiutaas, Of rhladelphia, and
snH suited d'inISor in iaVor Of the EchmOnd' by the
following score d o-To,a,. 4.
Mutual. ! Q y . . 2-Total' 5
H'Tn%S@a', Thsro was large and enthusiastic au.
dlence presens', sns team owing to an accident
WIN the no honie he,i :" become lost, giving the
Philadelphians the @ leau n;nth nth inning. Tn,
Iae R,sh%oods noao Is" pI,y the waverlys' 81 Wash
ington, Saturday evening"
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NINTH AND CARY

I b. WATKINS, NINTIi p, I'M MINI tI1m Lump
y STREETS has a, low rs rafS' fel GS best BrFhihoge
S2at9s tSs Per.ssHP beet Egg and Ss,
Coal: best Natural seft Coke csis sJs All coal pure
lar and econOmiesl Epglne nneyior Nyd dry Pine and
0at Wood-Iong. sawed, aud spll.. -
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|oAT AND WOOD.-ANTIiEAC ili,d- Il
COZ coAI an lies KOINER LUsiirS Tx Ro5 COAT JAZZ
S5e, Iesi i1 he eSSP'Tgd 0sR and rISE WoGp.o2g
BTRG SD srLNii . ioT Ge eeInding Save money by cas- 7d
Broad street. or order by Telephone NV' ocl
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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STEWART NJ. BUcK
MINER AND SHifFLk Ot
=, p.e-r GpffST COAL.

CoALuunG, ". "a, september 2d' loS5,j
n II. PAGE. Esq, RIcHMoNp' - ~ 4. -. =,
y. Dear srn replying 10 yo%T E ih'V u any coairC-
versv Win Eabiuson & co. am satlsneA ~ nav
NV 20 ii, sold on its own merits ,r,de-name
If the term COALBJkG ,'d 1VStL ',tIo coal Company
and le.-eI eth tieir laHd then q ',o ooS1
have the only Coaburg S9a; 4oroperty: 4g a though
he same coal on The aaloaiini1 oaiina il EAsT-BANK
SPLINT.