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HURT BY A FALL.

When only boy some thirteen years old was
hurt quite badly by fall, and severely injured my
back and kidneys, and was doctored by our best
physicians. and tried many remedies, and they HI
failed until HUNTS Remedy WAS recommended 10
us by friends that had used II here in Manchester
with the greatest success. We purchased ooiie
from z. Foster campbells drugstore, and found
that improved very rapidly; WAS relieved OF tue
pains IN the back, and after rising several bottles
found iilat was completely cured. and eanoo'
oyer-estimate the good Hunts Remedy has done
me. and can most heartily recommend IL 10 those
troubled with kidney complaint: and YOU can use
this letter as yvu choose. Respectfully yours,
ALoNZO J.. MARSHALL.
% Orange street, Manchester. n. H.. Nay .
1858. an so-IH"IS~"A"
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v.sbington was e,,arad

The capitol at Washington was entered
bv thieves Tuesday night and a quantity
Of congressional documents removed from
the document room. Three colored men
were discovered about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning by a policeman leaving the western
entrance. carving large bags or their shout
ders. He gave chase, and the men dropped
their plumber and ran, several shots being
fred after them. II is supposed that the
men had hidden themselves in the build
inc and selected IN unguarded door which
thew eould easily unlock from the inside.
No clue TO their identity Is possessed by the
no,iee. There were over three hundred
books Ia the three bags.
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Alleged Pension Frauds i'm Phila'
deiphia.

TBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August 29.-John
O'Grady, the lawyer who was acquitted
several months ago OF deirauding the
American Legion OF Honor Of $1,000, and
who subsequently caused the arrest OF a
LAWYER and a detective for conspiracy 10
injnre and improperly indict him, was ar
rested this afternoon upon a charge OF re-
ceiving pension fees IL excess Of the legal
allowance. He was held by United-States-
Commissioner Bell in $500 for hear
ing tomorrow. The complaint against
O'Gradv also charges that IN a number OF
instances forgery was committed. II =
alleged that he has fled with the Pension
bureau fully dozen aflidayils purporting
10 have been signed by and sworn TO before
John ;. Mckinley, member OF the bar
and notary public. Mr.. Mckinley denies
having signed any Of them.
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LYNCHBURG.

THE TOWN ALARMED OVER ATTEMPTS At INCES-
DIARisA-HOY. THOMAS :. BoCOCK-NEL-
son SoMINEts-MILITARY, &C., &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST 30, 1883.
The repeated attempts at incendiarism
nave caused feeling Of CONSERVATION and
alarm throughout the entire community.
About IN hour after | telcgraphed the Dis
patch Monday night another alarm Of fire
was sounded. occasioned by an attempt 10
burn a stable on Nam street. Last night
there was no alarm, but an attempt was
made 10 fire a small frame house near the
corner OF Fifth and Madison streets. A
bundle OF paper saturated with kerosene
was discovered on fire beside the house,
but the flames were quick V eXtinguished.
Hon. Thomas :. Bocock has almost en-
tircly recovered from his recent indispo-
sitiOn, and his friends, / understand. will
make a determined effort 10 have him
nominated for the State Senate from the
district comprising the counties OF Apo
mattoX, Buckingham, and Fluvanna. With
a determined effort, Appomattox county
can be carried for the Democracy. rs
change of only forty-iiye votes is required
10 bring about such a result.
At LOvingston, on Monday last. Captain
Tom Fitzgerald was nominated for the
House Of Delegates by the Democrats. and
John A. GoOdloe by the new and old-issue
Radicals. There is no doubt but that Nell
son will return handsome Democratic
majority.
The Lynchhurg Home Guard drilled
Monday evening for the prize plumes
awarded every quarter 10 the best drilled
members. Corporal Younger won the black
plume a. the best drilled and Private w.
G. Jones the red-and-white plume as the
second best drilled member OF the Guard.
The auditors department Of the Norfolk
and Western road was TO-DAY removed
from Lynchburg t. Roanoke station.
The Democracy Of Campbell and the
Twentieth senatorial district will meet at
Campbell Courthouse on Saturday next for
the purpose Of nominating a legislative
ticket. BEAUMONT.
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Railroad Lease Perfected.


10y rIUIt 70 Inc Ul-plIcH,I
AUGUSTA, August 29.-The lease Of the
Augusta and Knoxville railroad by the
Port ROYAL and Augusta Railroad Com
pany was perfected to-day for ninety-nine
years. The lessees guarantee per cent.
TO stockholders and assume the bonded in
debiedness OF the road, SG30,00O in per
cent. bonds. The Port Royal and Augusta
railroad i itself controlled 10y the Georgia
Central, which VII tually bias effected this
transaction. The Augusta and Knoxville
road has been finished seventy miles to
Greenwood, :. c., and will be extended to
Spartansburg, it i thought, in a short
time
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ur. Blackburn and the speakcrship

BY Telegraph % TIC UIsTIaIUH'I
LOUISVILLE, August pa special TO the
Courier journal from Frankfort says !:
Hon. J. c. s. Blackburn was in this city
to-day. and made known his intentions
concerning the speakersbip 10 Colonel j.
Stoddard Johnston, editor Of the Frank
fort Yeondn. lie sad "Certainly,
| have no reservation when l speak
70 the people through the feomda.
/ can saw that / am not a candidate
for sneaker. | have made my determine
ton known to my friends and you are au-
thorized TO make the announcement pub
lic.v Mr.. Blackburn added: - After ma
ture consideration ] have consented TO be-
come candidate for United States senator,
and you are authorized to announce me as
Such -
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IIi:n Tide and Heavy Surf at Atlantic

By telegraph 10 The Dispaich.I
ATLANTIC CITY. Y. j.. August 29.-There
j. not a place on our beach front that has
not been damaged to some extent by the
high tide and heavy surf Of to-day, and the
total loss will not be less than $4,000.
Long before high water, which was at 8
O'Clock. the board walk began to wash
away. and by high water the beach along
the centre Of the city was a mass OF Debris.
Batb-hOuses. restaurants, pho.oeriph-sal-
.lerles. and stores with dwellings attached,
which were built so far from the surf that
il was thought no sea could reach them,
were undermined and carried bodily into
the ocean, and beaten by the waves into
fragments.
Two hours after high water tonight the
tide had fallen but little, and great anxiety
is felt about the next high water, n the
wind from the northeast Is increasing in
force. and should it continue until high
water tomorrow the damage will be more
than double that OF to-day. The SURF was
bv far the heaviest ever seen here. The
railroad tracks along the beach are sub
merged.
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Negro Burglar Killed.
TBy telegraph to The Dispaiel.

ATLANTA, GA, August 29.-Frank
Rures. colored burglar, was shot and
killed here this morning at 2 O'Clock by
PoTire-Oficer Green. They were entering
the statiop-house when the negro furiously
assaulted Green with dirk. inficting Sc
vere wounds. The negro started TO run,
when Green shot and killed him.
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Appor,lonment I'm Pennsylvania.


UApRIsBuRG. Penn, August 29.-In the
House to-day the zimmerman resolution to
submit the formation OF apportionmen
bills 10 an arbitration committee was passed
by a vote OF SO yeas 10 GA nays. In the
senate resolution providing for the ap-
polntment OF committee OF four-two
senators and two members Of the House
to frame congressional apportlonment
bin was defeated by vote OF II TO IL.
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Fatal Fire in San Antonio. Texas.

IBy telegraph 70 { ie Dlspatch.I
GALVESTON. TEXAS. August ga spe-
cial dispatch to the Ne,cS from san Anto-
MO saws the losses BY the fire last night are
considerably oyer-estimated. The total will
reach $4,000. Perry Davis, the porter,
who received injuries, died last night.
Schneitz and Loaf. two Other victims, are
in precarious condition. The others who
were injured are now ont Of danger.
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. Good Tobacco Crop in Connecticut.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass. August 29.-Re-
ports to the Nelc England Homestead from
over one hundred tObaccO-growing towns
in the Connecticut and Housatonir valleys
indicate that the crop for 1888 will be full
average yield. while eXceling in quality.
The total acreage is reduced fully - per
cent. with onc-third increase in Havana to-
llepo
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Union Theological seminary.

~ ItIt.Tdph % nc DIsplItH.I
DANvILLE, Va, August 29.-Rev. DR..
G. b. Strickler. OF Atlanta, Ga, was unani-
mously elected Professor Of the Union
Theological Seminary Of this state by
the Board Of Trustees in session here this
evening. DR.. Stricken will ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Rev. DR.. Peck.
who will take the chair resigned by Rev.
nr DabneV
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Escape of Five Prisoners.

DIV feleCraph % the Displicl.I
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Angus: 29.-At the
county Jail Of Wyandotte, Kansas. last
night. five prisoners oyerpowered the
guard and broke jail. The sheriff appear
ing. endeayored to halt them. and. falling,
fired two shots. fatally wounding q conf
dence man named Dunbar. \ second man
was recaptured; the other three are still at
1at.rp
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORk.


MY, YORE. August.2 9.--C OttoD duh; uplancs'
6nc: Orleans. Ice: sales 1917 bales; console
dated net rccei DTS. 3.1i. bales. exports"
Great Britain. 1.5O3 bales. southern hosr un-
changed. Nheat-Cash less active ana shdne
lower; No. 2 spring nominal nngradea re-
soc Gsl 90: white. 9jc0Sl.2O; No. rel
August, slim: september. -l.lit. sI:lG-.
COru-Spot 4mec. lower; ungrdd-n. DOC o,oc',
ungraded white. G2kHGS.c.. No. 2. o5ta oo1zo..
september, G2Se6Se va.-sPo. e &c; c i0sSl
spot steady; No. RIO. september, -f.sv sPo,,'
~ 95. sugar duh and nnehsnged: st1haai1 y.
SAc.: graduated, sc NolaSseS stes'f az" nts..
moderate inquiry; Porto Rico, ESQ sc III
ontef' rosin firm al sl.55g II 81. Iurpentlhe
anil and weak at 4O%@4lc. Hides STEADY. n"i
firm: domestic fleece, S2Gioc. leAAs, 80
27e. Pork dull aud heavy; mes, 80, -. 80;
Nsdale, dull and nominal. Lard very duh ana
5s,Sr, lower. elosiug stronger prime siedn,si'I
ss77L: september $50. Freights weak
BALTIMORE.
p,ruorE. August 29.-flour steady and
orieI. H0ward-Street and western suIrrfh.
"a az n 1915: extra. S5nS5; tsmily' so.-o@ 20
f,ItV Mills superfne. .3.25etS.ao' saEa, fses
=" ,rss,eyn steady and inactive; southern red
N 1asI.l5: amber. sl.i4A>l.le; NO. MsIy
iand al IS1Msl. 10; No. = western wintt req
not and August sl.l5 bid. Corn-souihern ans
40, 6Ic oats steady with fair inqslry southern
| S0aSsc.: ". stem white. SEQ 3se.; mixed. SSt
| S5c.: PENN iysnia- 35@3sc. PROVISIONS tsau,
| Me- pork. sl5. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana .l.s'
| ssc.: clear-rib sldes, &c. Hams, loA@ los,
| I.er,i-Reinel A, lOse Coffee quiet ard nrm' III
| earYoes, ORDINARY % fair. sisesetc. sugar 9uie'
| "A y soft, sac. Nhiskey gule, ana steady
lsI.ls@fllos. freighis dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August 2e.-Flour unchsnse
W hea, In fair demand IL sl.o6t@$i'V7 ca
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The Health Of Pensacola.


PENSACOLA. August 29.-AuOther day
has passed without any sickness at Pensa-
cola. With population Of 10000, the in
terments TO date in August have numbered
only nine-twO still-horn. TWO consump-
tiyes, and the balance children. PaymaSter
L. T. Brown. ut the navy-yard, is dead.
Another child Of Surgeon Owens is report
ed sick.
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4 Politicians Libel suit.

IN tfIt-INIII 70 IlIt IIIeIIIINIIsI
ROCHESTER, y. Y, August 29.-Thomas
Brown. Jr.. member OF the Democratic
state Committee. has directed his attorneys
10 bring suit against the New York Times
for libel for the publication Of false state
ments in reference to his attendance at a
meeting Of the committee. He lays hi.
DAMAGES If so 900.
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Baseball Games Yesterday.

BY telegraph 70 the Dispatch.I
Detroit: Detroit, s; Buffalo, ,.
Chicago: Chicago. :; Cleveland, O.
New York Metropolitan, :; 81. Louis.
Philadelphia: Athletic. II: Eclipse, 3.
Pittsburgh Columbus, 10; Allegheny 6.
BROOKLYN: Active, 5; Brooklyn, ,.
Wilmingtor, Del: Harrisburg, 8; Quick
itcp. >.
Trenton: Trenton. 0; Anthracite. 5.
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Tho share market opened strong and prices rose
f.Nll Northwest. Union Paridc, Louisville aud
Nashville. Northern Pacific preferred ana coai
share. leading the upward movement. Inc best
figure. Of the dls We're generally made about TINS
time After the first hour the inurh't "a, lrtcsu-
lar and generally weaker. speculation during the
afternoon. however. was weak ana aepIe'seu'
There was considerable pressure 10 sell NlI3rds'
Coalers. Denver. Louisville aud NisiNlls' axe
shore. New York Central. and decline oi t@3g
took place the later oregon JranscOntlnehiai'
Room.truder- were conspicuous sellers ihcN nav
Ing discovered thai there were no supporting Or
lars Am the Hoard. Tie depression IN Nanu Ipili-
WIS due 10 fumOr- that Tie dividend rate ON Lake
shore and New York Central win De reduced 10 .
Der cent. per anuuL. Compared Win lasi nishl
closing prices are down ga ,, except central Va
cidc. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. th'c1so
and Alfoonas. -. Paul, Rock Island, ana trle pre-
ferr,d. which are M o higher In specialize BO--
.on Air-I inc preferred rose /. 10 81 memphis
and Charleston /. 90 IS: Metropolitan Elevated
~, 10 9I1,: Nilwtusto Lake shore. aud " estern
preferred 10 394; Pullman Palace =. 10 -
Quicksilver preferred J, q 81; West Point Ter
lunal l.. 10 30: New JerseY central itht iiil
~ 1872: New YORK Central fiat 20 l-O4 oihtT
stocks fiat u for carrying. Commission,
houses report better inquiry for stocks from sIna
Investors. small lots are being taken ana liAlu
for Transactions $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
RAITpfORF, August 29.-Nirglnia g. console
dated 40. 90. second series. 80; past-iue cOu-
rons a.. new lO-i IS, 3lN. Bid.
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sr,c,,e Of a Deserted Wife.

lBy telegraphto the Dispalch.I
svp.crsE. y. Y. August 29.-Amelia
Henderson, the wife OF W llllam Hender-
son. committed suicide at the house OF
William O'Brien last night by taking q
dose Of morphine. She was IN poor health,
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COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND. August 20. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WuRAT.-Whitc. 95s bushels Red, 1882
bushels. $500
CONSUMING. 1902 bushels.
OATs.-3s2 bushels.
RYE.-ln bushels
EFAL.-26 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRFThhi'
WurAT.-Whte. 66C bushels common ~ prime
~, II "a a. lis Red. 2.l96 bushels good 10
very good Longberry al sl.l5 - -l,loi 4'Sz7
bushels mixed a. 9Oc. 20 tl.l9 S'iOo De7n'is
common 10 prime ShOrtherry NJ sl.O0 - IA.
CorX-Xhite. 81 bushels very good al BIC.
OATs.-l 50 bushels very good 10 prime mlAcd al
40 % 42c. ,..es.
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 29.-E0on.-Stocks lower.
Money, 2M2s per cenl ENchange-LOng, iSZ I:
short. 1852. Governments dan. state bonds
hrm.
Erenmg.-Exchlnge. 4sl3. Money. 3@2 per
cent Treasury halauce=-6old, sl3t.73j: cur.
r,ncv S7.u4s Governments iOwer: ~ per cents.
1885,; 1 per cents. 1884,: per cent, 1884. state
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, ARG. 20, 1888.
lBy Telegraph

steamer Lray, schermerhSSp Norfolk. mel
chandi-e and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Accemac. Delk. ns3rhsnbse and pas
sengers. Smifhdcld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land saiied on rcturnL
steamer Northampton. McEarrick. Norfolk '.
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company isnd "a led on returnl-
steamer Pamlico. Blakemam Smithhcld, rer.
chandise ard passengers Chesapeake and Ob.c
Railway Company and sailed on returnl.
steamer Richmond. JENNY View York, mer-
chandise. and saiipd for West Point, Oh Dorin-
ion steamship Company.
steamer George Appold, Foster. Baltimore. iner-
chand'se. and sased fOr Norfolk, NJ. and NJ t.
Company.
schooner Ids Il. Gibson. FalkeHburg NevsY York,
llght.
Schooner Governor !. \. smith, Nitkerson,
Portsmouth. X. l.. iAyht.
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MARINE aNYEi.LsssENsA.
PORT OF RIcnoNb, Aucusr 20. 1883.

FVhI Oh EItHbVNT1F NJ Ut ST W 1864.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, Uni'oo states
n all, m rchandi5e. and passengers. l.. u. Taiun,
superii fendenf.
Schooner f.uc,a Porter esrindeI. hennebec,
ice. Eiehmorsl Ice COmDany-
schooner Clara VI ,ioodmdn Thompson, Hayrc'
1e Grace, coal :. 4. Lath0p~
SAILED.
Schooner Carrie VI. Richardson. HohrOok lfromi
Bermuda Hunslreslsl. coal. Portland
schooner Danipl clifford. Spshh, New York ore
and slaves. Curtis X Parker.
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Fire West Virginia.

TBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch
RoScEvEgTE. W. Va, August 29.-The
chesapeake Touring was burned yes
terday. Loss. $1,000: insurance, $4,000.
The min was owned by Z. II. Dickson.
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TmperOr WiI,iam's Review.

BERLIN. August 29.-The Emperor Wiz
liam will review the guards to-day instead
OF on the occasion Of the anniversary OF the
surrender OF Sedan. 1t is reported that II
is out OF Difference TO the feeling Of the
French that the Emperor decided to thus
chance the day Of the review.
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WOULD ne Rerarded as Rebellion.

VIENNA. August 29.-The PreSSe says
the Russian representative at sophia has
told a Bulgarian deputation that Russian
officials now in Bulgaria would, by the
Cars wish, remain there two year. longer,
and that opposition to their staying would
be regnrded IS rebelion again.t kussia.
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vrour We quote: i,ne. sS@s3.50: rupert fine,
sS.2Ja.3.75: extra, si.I9@so' iamiS' 200
$50; Patent family. -6fa,7.
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ParneIi Speaks.
The German Parliament.

BERLIN. August 20.-The Reichstag was
opened to-day. Two hundred and sixty
deputies were present. The president and
yice-presidents Of the previous session
were reelected. The message Of the En-
peror, opening the session. relates solely 10
the treaty OF commerce with Spain.
VIENNA. August, 29.-The Journals here
say that the Summoning OF the German
Parliament means that spain a been adj
mitted into the alliance Of the great Pow
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brunswick.
srrrcu OF nox. JOHN GoopE.

tFELIH OF hun JUN OVVDEs
Hon. John Goodies speech nj Brung-
wick Courthouse was, says correspond
enl, listened TO with the greatest interest
by our people, and was undoubtedly the
finest political speech that has been beard
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &c.

EANCY GOODS At AND BELOW
COST.
For the next fifteen dlys VIII sell our stock OF
FMBROlDFRlES,
WORSTEDS. &C..
a. End below cost 90 close bushes.
The putl.c viii DO wei 70 call and examine be-
fore puf chasing elsewhere.
VIII ell stock entire e. any party wishing 10
continue the business. good opportunity y"
purchase a well-estabiished concern.
KLOEBER 4 co,
au 2G-Sp,Th&Su3t' lo9 east Main street
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REsTAURANrs. BILLIARDS. &c.

HOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
To ORDER.
EVERY LUXURY ~ TIE MAEkfT.
FINEST WINS. LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND
TfBACCO.
HENRY Hft-ER,
te2 No. 1908 Main street.
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TInnrEIlleEfffn.-

FRoHsDORF, August 29.-The plate on
the coffin OF Count de Chambord is in
scribed with the following words " Henry
V. by the Grace Of God, King Of France
and Navarro"
The Cholera.
LoYDON, August 29.-The deaths from
cholera on Tuesday numbered ia In Up
Der Egypt and : in Lower Egypt.
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The RehaiIionin Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA. August 29-Adyices from
Suakim say that the rebels occupy en-
trenchcd positions on the mountain roads
leading frona Berber and kassala, and that
communication by both post and telegraph
i Interrupted.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

CRAND REDUCTION IN BOARD AT
VI MILLBORO' SPRINGS FOR THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER: e25 per
month 81 hriy DAYS. $3.50 per week. vi 90 per
DAY. our mountains filled With game-decr-
pheaSauts. g.. III Won fond Of hunting, c,sDe
10 MllLBORO- SPRINGS. \ b,st-class cook In
charge Of the Kitchen. For further information
address CARROLL GARNETT, Mllboro springs
Rain county. Va au 3t-lm
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,. August 30. 1883.
sAIEs-srcoxp J,oaEp.-l.oO0 North Carolina
A. AZ 10: LOCO Atlantis and Charlotte LIST rs Mt
IO- I pno do AZ
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.uOUsEs.

HOEELS MD bVNh ~ S ss1S'
HU NTSMEN, ATTENTION !-GOOD
IL PLACE FOR HUNT>MES.-Pnrty from
Richmond lust came in win large deer: AZ
recommendations drst-cass, which can be had until
November. Address
Mrs. VI. +. GIT MORE.
Iick-Run Bridge B0tetouri county. Va,
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
au 3O-Th,>u Tu3t*
DERSONS DESIRING 4 DELIGHT
L FIJI RETREAT IN the suburbs OF the VII
lage. With every advantage. apply ~ once 70
Mrs. 4. c. MACON,
nm 2O-ThF8Su3t Orange Courthouse. Va.
GUNNER BOARDERS. 49, CARLTON
- HOUSE. ScO.tsyile. Albc marie county, Va,
scvcntv-fliue miles from Richmond. on The Ale
ghany railroad. ~ the foot Of the Blue kldge
Mountains has been newly fitted up. aud Il now
ODen for u MINER BoARDEE> 500 per month,
~ ner Neek special rates Tor families Livery
attached. Apply 10 H. l.. 6ooDMAN. (.
IN 5-end-w Proprietor. scottrNiNc.
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Another War Declared.

PAEIs, August Pct is reported that
the Emperor Of Abys>inia, having heard
that King Menelek. OF shoa. intended to
send an embassy 10 France 10 solicit
French protectorate over Shoa, has de-
clared war against King Menelek. and IN
Abvssiniln army has ALREADY invaded Shoa.
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PROPOSALS.
no BRIDGEBUILDERs

no BRIDGEBUHDERS.
The commissioners appointed BY the courts oI
Uenrico nd Hanover counties 60 rebuild N:
bridgs az r Tho Chick ahominy creek neu TIE btsto
~ Ti,,rnas-. tnlll-pond. ~ the crossing ~ thc
yraded road. will receive proposals "a wrltihg IN
fhe JTU DAY or >EPIfMBEt NM. AZ ~
W IT, - NJ a. The site Of the bridge. for RE-
BIfIIDINfi the same The plan ana sleclnss-
ION fr The same can be- seen al the house 81 Ms
Terreii close h, the site au 2S-eOdIOt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-30
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
~ AN ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME FOR
SUMNER AND FALL.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND.

splendid accommodations at lower rates than
are given elsewhere in the southern mountains.
Tor terms address EDWARD III. FISHER,
au calm superintendent.
NTILLBORO' SPRINGS. OPEN TILL
Nj OCT OBER 3lsT. High location: dry rooms,
fare strictly first class; sulphur, alum. ana chAy-
beate drinking waters. only few more rooms
moi occupied. send postal for circular To
CARROLL GARNfTT, Proprietor.
MiilborO' springs Post-Omce,
au l9-lm Bath county, va.