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Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.

TWO ORDERS ENTERED WITH REFERENCE TO
WATER RIGHTS IL MANCHESTER AND PAY
MENT FOR SUPPLIES.
In the case of Green and others against
the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company Judge Wexford, upon the petit
ton OF Decatur AXtell, one OF the re-
ceivers, has entered an order that "the
receivers do collect, receive, and receipt
for the rents, issues. and profits grow
ing out OF the real estate and water
rights in the city OF Manchester the same
being the property conveyed TO c. G..
Deming by said city Of Manchester, and
afterwards by said c. c. Deming 10 the de-
fendant company, and to apply the same TO
the payment OF the interest upon the SI1 900
Manchester s per cent. bonds still out
standing, and the $4,000 Manchester I'M
provement per cent. bonds now 0utstanG'
ing, rs the same matured on the 1St day OF
August, 1888. or shall hereafter mature !;
said receivers TO make special report from
time to time Of their receipts and disburse-
mentS in this regard to the Court. And
said receivers are further authorized and
directed to lease out the whole on any part
OF the said real estate and water rights and
rights OF water upon the most adyanta-
geOus terms they can make, such leases to
be reported at once TO this Court for It's
approval"
In another order the Court directs and
orders the receivers ''to pay as the same
may be convenient for all labor, supplies,
and material furnished the company for the
more proper and successful operation OF
the property prior to the appointment OF
receivers in this cause.n
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DIR. HOfub's ExpeditiOn.
A PROJECT TO CROSS AFRICA FROM SOUTH TO
NnRTH.


NORTH.
DR.. Holub intends TO start on his second
expedition across the Continent OF Africa
from south TO north at the end Of Septem-
Der. The necessary preparations are made,
the programme as far as possible traced
out, six European servants have been en-
gagged, and there remains now only one OBJ
stacle to be removed the insuficiency OF
means for his great undertaking. The
cost OF the expedition was some years
ago estimated by DR.. IIolub at 10000,
but since then 1t has been found that
g., 900 more will be necessary to warrant
success. Only hall OF the required sum
has as yet been raised, and OF this, after all
preliminary purchases have been made,
there will remain only 81, 100 to start with.
As there was no prospect OF raising the
money in Austria or Of interesting the
Government IN the undertaking, DIR. HO-
lub turned to his friends in England who
had promised TO aid him. But here, also,
SAYS the Neio Freie PreSSe, his eX-
pectations were disappointed. Assistance
was promised him, but only on con-
dition that he should travel from west
to east instead OF from south to north,
and that he shOuld subordinate exploration
TO English commercial interests. DR.. HO-
lub refused these terms, and returned from
England without having accomplished any
thing. There remains now only one way
by which lie hopes to be able to raise
the money-namely, by obtaining loan
from the Cape Government, which, on his
first expedition offered him G4,OOO for his
collections. DIR. IIolub hopes to repay
the loan from the produce OF etbno, raphi-
cal, geological, botanical, and geological
collections which he expects to make du-
rino The eXpeditlon.
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Hanged by Popular Vote.
4 COLORED MURDERER TRIED AID EXECUTED
BY THE PEOPLE.

COl.OEED MI KDEkfk 1hlED AID EAEtAI
BY THE PEOPLE.
A Memphis correspondent telegraphs !:
On the 26th OF last July Thomas Sayle, 4
yonng merchant OF Oakland, Miss, eighty
miles south of Memphis, was assassinated
bv an unknown person, who mutilated the
remains in a most horrible manner. Sus-
picion pointed to negro named Joe
Payne. who was arrested. Yesterday he
made full confession. and it was given
out that he would be publicly hanged to-
day at noon. A special from Oakland to
the Appeal describes his death in the fol-
lowing manner:
To-day ut 2:3j p. NJ. Joe Payne (colored)
was hanged, in accordance with the almost
unanimous vote OF 500 or COO citizens. The
proceedings were quiet and business-like.
Sheriff Pearson made an eloquent appeal in
favor of the law taking its course, but the
crime was so revolving, and the mans con-
fession OF a cold-blooded, deliberate muir
der so clear and complete, that the Sheriff
was overpowered and relieved OF his
charge. A court was at once organized,
the Hon. j. NJ. Moore, Mayor OF Oakland,
presiding. w. n. Fitzgerald and W. V.
Moore, attorneys, conducted the prosecu-
tion.
PAYNE made full confession. He said
that on the night Of the murder he went to
Sayle's house for the purpose OF killing
him for his money, and that he waited
there until Sayle came out, when he Joined
him. They walked about 200 yards, when
he Knocked him down and cut his throat,
throwing the body in deep gully after he
had riGed the pockets Of money and the
store and safe-keys. Then he went 10 the
store and got what money was there,
amounting in all to about $50.
After the confession vote was taken,
and death by hanging was the verdict OF
the crowd who acted as jurors. A galows
was erected at once, and the prisoner
mounted the scaffold with firm step. He
made speech, again confessing his guilt,
and advised everybody TO teach their chill
dren to avoid evil thoughts. The black
cap was then adjusted, and in ten minutes
he was pronounced TO be dead.
The colored people were as clamorous
as the whites for avenging the outrageous
crime, and the people think they haye done
right.
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LED WHILE REsCUING TWO CHILDREN
fnhn,Iol,,b,a Tirnac |

KILLED WHILE RESCUlNb 1No 'ulLDhEN'
GPhIladelphia Times.I
James Elliott, seventy years old, sacrl-
feed his life yesterday in rescuing TWO
bows from under the wheels OF a New
York-bound express train. lie was q
cripple from rheumatism, and nyed al
223I Humboldt street. Occasionally he
went along the line OF the Connecting
railroad near Tioga to pick coal. lie
started from home about s O'Clock Thurs
day morning. When at Twenty-second
and Cumberland streets he saw two llt-
tie bows. who were picking coal on the
track. apparently unconscious that the
New York express train was approaching
from West philadelphia. Elliott hobbled
as fast as he could and shouted TO the lads
TO leave the track, but they did not hear
hun. The train was almost upon the boys
when Elliott reached them. They were
standing on the track helpless from fright.
Elliott pulled one boy away and had Just
given the other q shove that sent nun head
over heels, when the train struck the ola
man and the wheels ground blm to shape
less mass.
The boys ran TO Willams's lumber
yard, at Twenty-second and York streets
and told some OF the workmen Of the hor-
rible accident that had befallen Elliott.
They then scampered away. The work,
men found that one OF Elliotts feet had
been cut oil, and that the entire top OF his
head, from the lower jaw up, had been
torn away and mangled to pulp. His brains
and blood bestrewed the ground for many
feet about. Fragments OF the skull were
picked up thirty feet distant. The remains
were gathered up and carried In piece OF
canvas to the lumber-yard and afterwards
taken In charge by the police and coroner.
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New city Committee to be Elected.

The Democratic City Committee held a
meeting last night-Captain Charles F.
Taylor, the chairman, presiding, and pre-.
sent the following other members: Messrs.
Philip O'Neal. Henry Metzger, X. s. Chill
dress, w. w. Wood, Sol. Cutchins, John
B. Cary. G. l.. Siegel, Ii. n. Smith, Jr., f..
y. Hill, w. S. Goode, w. +. Epps, T. G..
Jackson, L. s. Edwards, p. 5. Derbyshire,
and II. c. Osterbind.
The following letter was read:
RICHMOND, Va, August II, 1883.
Hon. Charles r. Taylor, Chairman City
COMMITTEE:
Dear Sir,-In accordance with the spirit
Of the Lynchburg Convention, / deem it
advisable that all committees which have
not been recently re0rganized should be
re6rganized as soon as possible. VIII you
please announce this to the committee over
which you preside and direct that neces-
sary measures shall be taken at once for
such Reorganization. as no time should be
lost. Very respectfully your,
RICHARD i. BErRNE,
Chairman Committee Third Congressional
District.
The following was then adopted unani-
mously:
ReSotred, That though this committee
was elected in August. 1882, for two years.
and is continued in office under the plan as
adopted by the State Convention, we re-
cognize the wisdom OF the District Com
mittee in desiring general Reorganization.
Therefore this committee recommends
that ward meetings be held on the night
Of the oath instant, and each ward elect
five members Of q committee to serve until
after the adjournment Of the next State
Convention, and until their successors are
appointed.
2. That the ward meetings for the cleo
tion Of the committeeman be arranged for
by the present ward superintendents.
3. That the new committee meet for or
ganization in the Sherih's Office, at s p. NJ,
Tuesday, August 2Sth.
Adjourned.
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Henrico Grand Jury.

The grand Jury OF this county made
the following preseniments Yesterday
Peter Neurohr, one case selling whiskey
on Sunday.
l.. O'Dwyer, selling whiskey on Sunday.
III. B. Sweeney, same.
r. W. Powell. three cases, same.
vi. FLOYD, two cases, same.
Leo. Keller. one ease, same.
Mary Gowley alias Mary Moran, two
cases selling Iiouor without license.
Bette Harris, for felony.
Richard Baptist, for felony.
Edw. Page, for felony.
The first two eases were tried. Page
got one year in the penltentiary. The
Baptist Jury were unable to agree.
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FYrst,-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRl-
TIOCs. II contains within itself the highly nutri
tious and strengthening phosphaies which are
required by the system, the same that are found III
meat, fish, corn, and wheat. Ordinary baking-pow-
ders, cream tartar, yeast, &c, do not contain any
nutri;iye qualities, but are In many cases very inju
rious compounds.
sxSecosd-IT WILL NOT DETERIORATE or
lose strength by age. The peculiar manner of pack
ing prevents any loss Of strength after the package
isopcn. Al ordinary baking powders lose strength
afler being opened.
Tzird.-IT is PURE. The characteristic form
Of package obviaies the necessity Of reducing the
,rengtb by the addition Of starch -four, In order
70 make II keep, as is customary In the manufac-
tare OF ordinary baking-powder.
Pourth.-IT Is RELIABLE and does not vary in
quality. The high standing and character OF the
Inventor Professor r. n. Horsford, Of Cambridge)
and the reputation Of the manufacturers uhe Rum
ford Chemical Works, Of Providence, X. l.) is a
guarantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
quality and as represented.
FYrh.-ITIs ECONOMICAL, as II is rs per cent.
stronger than the common baking powders and 80
per cent stronger Than the best baking-powder
made.
SfxtA.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING,
and is better thsn all other baking-p0wders. The
bread. biscuit. &C., made with 1t are moist and
palaiabie when cold.
The sHorsford Almanac and Cookbook y sent
free npon application 70 the
RUMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence. RI.
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Yell from the Nursery.

"There, Freddie's got 'em again!" and
mamma Jumps out OF bed and runs to the
rescue OF her darling. You can't keep
children from eating fruits in their season.
Nobody wants TO. But they will eat in
discreetly Freddie was no exception, and
he is now paying the penalty. "Bring the
bottlelv shouts mamma to papa, as soon
rs she is satisfied Of Freddie's condition.
Papa rushes in with a bottle OF Perry Da-
yis's Pain-Killer in his hand. A dose Is
given. and the naughty little fellow is soon
out Of his misery, and asleep.
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TIE ANCIENT SPRITE OF A MARYLAND MANO
HOUSE CUTS A MODERN CAPER.
IEaston pa Ledgcr.I


HOUSE CUTS MODERN CAPER.
GEaston pa LedgcrJ
Castle Haven, in Dorchester, OH the
Choptank, is fine old estate and manor
house. commanding one OF the most con-
spicuous sites in all Maryland. The tall
and imposing house and the stately Lonl-
bardy poplars on the lawn can be seen for
miles from up and down the river,
and they loom up as conspicuous
objects from the opposite Talbot
shore. Castle Haven, as an estate
and residence, goes away back into colonial
times, and, like some other old places, has
hanging about it some weird and fascina-
ting stories. Mr.. Philip Lecompte is the
occupant of Castle Haven. He is practl-
cal man, interested in farming the estate,
and thinking infinitely more of crops and
stock than of ghosts and spirits. But the
ghost has again been about all the same,
and has given an iGdubitablc manifestation
of his presence.
one dav last week Mrs. Lecompte was
having dinner prepared in the kitchen,
using a heavy No. . cook-stove. Whllc
the dinner was preparing, and the stove
was covered with boiling pots and kettles
and other cooking-utensils,M Mrs. Lecompte
went out, leaving no one III the hitchch'
When she went back, few minutes
afterward, she found that the stove
had turned over and was then with
its legs in the air, while the pots ana
kettles and other cooking-utensils were all
in their proper places on the stove, but
were resting on the floor. The fire in the
stove was burning as usual, the boiling
water in the pots and kettles stayed in ana
kept on boiling, nothing had fallen from
the stove or was disarranged while 1t was
turning over, and there sat the stove, COM
pletely reversed, with its feet uppermost.
The stove-pipe remained in its place on the
stove and in the chimney. and was draw
ing as usual, but it had to be taken OIL be-
fore the stove could be righted. This
strange occurrence is the wonder OF Castle
Haver and the whole neighborhood around.
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RosADALis Is great remedy for scrofua, and
all taints and diseases OF the blood. II is a
STRENGTHENING medicine. enrichiny the rlood
and building up the system. Read this letter:
MooRE's CREEK, y. c., January y. 1851.
have suffered thirty-seyen years with Liver
complaint, Rheuma tism, Sick Headache, and dis
ordered stomach. was at one time raying dr.
tractcd, rubbing my hands and half crazy with
pain. My wife sent for doctor, and be attended
me nine months lie said he could do me no good.
I felt was I'm the Jaws of death. Another physi-
clan took me in charge and doctored me eighteen
months. paid him s33, and owe him $40 more.
but one bottle Of RosADALIs did me more good
than all the medicine the doctors ever gave me.
j. III. WALKER.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday;
saulting and beating Nelly Gray. Dis
charged.
Cassius Wilkinson (colored). charged
with stealing one ham OF bacon from j. l..
Darlington. Guilty OF petit larceny, aud
sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Jane Bland, Isadore Booker, and Jennie
johnson (aIl colored), charged with fe;o-
niously stealing from the person Of Lucas
Wilkinson 81 in United States currency,
the nroperty OF said Wilkinson. Continued
until to-day. No bail allowed.
j. j. BeasIey, charged with being va
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Now IL the Time.

The clearing sale at the Clothing Palace,
1901 Main street, corner OF Thirteenth,
will only last short time longer. The re-
duced prices at which they are selling are
having a telling effect. Many OF the gar
ments offered are suitable for early fall
wear. Now is the time to buy before II is
too late.
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THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
Il THE NURSERY.
l,UNFFACTRESS.

The following is an extract from letter written
to the German Reformed Messenger, AZ Cham
bersburg, Penn:
4 HENEFACTRESS.
Just Open the door for her, and Mrs Wlnslow
will prove The American Florence Nightingale of
the Nursery. OF this we are 50 sure that We will
teach oar "Susy" to say, "A blessing on Mrs.
Winsowr for helping her TO survive and escape
the gripping, colicling. and teething siege. MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the
child from pain, and cures dyscntery and diar-
rhpa. IL softens the gums, reduces Inflammation.
cures wnd-colic, and carries the infant safely
through the teething period IL performs precisely
what It processes to perform, every part of t-no-
thing less. We have never seen Mrs. Winsow-
know her only through the preparation Of her
Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.ng.n If we
had the power we would make her, as she is, a
physical savior to the infant race. Sold by oil
druggists. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
1.pOniw
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NININENNS.

RIcHMoND, August z, 1883.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE RICH
i MOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY: Please take notice thata
FINAL DIVIDEND Oh 10 PER CENT.
AND INTEREST,
will be paid on and after the l5ru AUGUST
NEXT, at the Planters National Bank, which div
idend will complete tie payment In full of psnei-
CHARLES s. wlfTftCk,
aus I'm Ti astee.
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VOL. LXIV.
Late weather Report.

Especial telegram 20 the DsDatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 1871 A.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather. northerly winds, stationary or
falling barometer. and rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther, preceded by light local rains on the
coast, norihcrIv winds, becoming variable,
rising followed by falling barometer, sta
tionary or rising temperature.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY A. NJ, 6S ;
o A. NJ, II; noon, rs; p. NJ, 81; 6 Z.
NJ, 49, midnight, 20.
Mean temperature, 1926.
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SICAL.

NIUSIC.-HAVING PERMANENTLY
NJ located in Richmond, offer my services 20
TIRF. PIANO AND ORGAN-PLAliNG. and
HARMONY. My connection with The stannton
schools for the las. twenty-rour years q esidt ;
many testimonials IN my pos session. Is a sufficient
guarantee Of my capacity and fliihfulness. C0m-
municailOns. care Of G. l.. sieeei. hsqr i2l Broad
street, will receive prompt attention.
au l6-Th,sa& Tulms u. LOUIS lDf.
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PREMATURE LOSS or THE HAIR may be en-.
tirely prevented by the use Of Burnetts
Cocoaine.
The superiority Of Burnetps Flavoring
Extracts consists In their perfect purity
and strength. fNt
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Notice..

RICHMOND, Va, August 4, 1888.
We have this day appointed Goddin II
Tribbett sole agents for the sale OF our Gel
brated cigar /" Star OF Cuba
|. HERNANDEZ 4 Co.
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rant. sent to jail for three months in de.

grant, sent to jail for three months in de-
fault OF surety.
J. A. Didlake and w. A. Stewart.
charged with being disorderlv in the street
and about to engage in fight. Didlake
discharged; Stewart fined $3.50 and surety
for his good behavior required.
Julian Taylor (colored). charged with be-
ing disorderly in the street and resisting
Policeman Julius Gerring. Discharged.
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"srAn OF CUBA is the best. and an the go.

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF PARIS
awarded TO j. & f. ATKINSON. the Lonoon Per-
fumers. the first prize for perfection IN The eX-
quiste odor of their Gold-Medal Bouquet
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Received from c. 4. Johnston, HdrperS
Bdzdr, and "Disowned," novel, by Miss
Beltam Edwards, published in the Frank
lin Square Library.
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rPHE AGONIES OF BILIOUS COLIC.
/ THE INDESCRIBABLE PANGS OF
CHRONIC INDIGESTION, THE DEBILITY
AND MENTAL. STUPOR RESULTING FROM
A COSTIVE HABlT. MAY BIZ CERTAINLY
AVOIDED BY REGULATING THE SYSTEM
WITH THAT AGREEABLE AND REFRESH
ING STANDARD PREPARATION, TAR
RANTS SELrZtR APERltNT. PROCuRA-
BILE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. au ll-Sa,Tu&Th
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lust received at Jackson's. So3 Broad
street n lot of French China, Decorated
Fruit-Plates, Saucers. Tea-sets, and other
goods. Goblets, 45c. per dozen and up.
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ALL WHO WISH TO ENJOY GOOD SMOKE ask
for the STAR OF CUBA
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GoDDIS TTIBBETT are the agents for that fine
cigar called the "STAR OF CUBA" made OF Cuban
tohaccO
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SAVE MONEY by haying your printing doce at
the DISPATCH PRINTiSG-fIoUsE. Good work,
low Drces.and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MISS j. +. WREAKs' BOARDING.
MASS. INSTITUTE OF TECE-
w N0LOGl,

Regular fOUr-ycar courses Ia CIVIL htcillietl,
and Mining Engineering. Architecture, 'hrmi5-
try Physlcs, Natural History. c'c. student ar.
also admitted 20 D,rtial or special coarcs. Sioni
Of Mechanic Arts for instruction In tnghth,
Drawtng. Mathematics, aud -hopNnrt. NcAl
,chooi wear begins SEPTEMBER "a. 1883. ~
trance cYamin4ti september lstb and iyih AZ
. 4. NJ, WEE<IER WELLS, Sttfca aiy.
an l5-W&Safw
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a.,.r,. OrlgtuaI Lime.Ade.

drawn from three magnificent fountains,
r. the coolest drink this hot weather. Hun
dreds Of ladies and gentlemen visit them
daily.
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CT. MARY'S COLLEGE,

GARIBALDI. GAsTON COUNTY. n. G.,
conducted by the Benedlctine Fathers. TERMS
sl7O per collegiate year of TEN MONTHS;
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HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEE OF NINE, }
BELLFIELD, N0TTOwAY, 7
AuoIlst IL. 1883,

To The Board Of Public Works Of Vir-
ginia:
Your attention is called TO an article in
the Rural Messenger OF this date Qith),
and to the injury done the people on the
Upper Appomattox river by neglect OF
duty. L. T.. CHAMBLIss, Chairman.
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"sTAE OF CUBA" Is the name of the best &c
cigar in the city.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD NTN, VIRGINIA

For Bows and Young Men. Preparcs for Br-i-
ness. College, -r University. Thoroughly anf
handsomely equipped. fnil corps of INSTRUCTOR
Beautiful and healthy location.
For Catalogue address
". r.. ABBOT. Principii
BELLEVUE POST-OTFicE. ic 80 c"d-m
MISS j. 4. WREAkS' BOARDING.
vi SCHOOL FOR YOI INGLADlf ANDCiiil.-
DsEN, - east Sevcniy.seyenth street. Sow u:k,
rcopcns SEPTEMBER 97TH. kumberoi iplrdc 3
iimite,i. Address, anti. september Ijih. care : &.
STOCKBEIDGE, Central Valley, Ny.
iy 3l.eOd3m
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AW SCHOOL or WASHINGTON

AW SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON
IL AND LEE UNINERSlIi-GENE q.
W. G. LEE. PRESiDENT.-in,truciio 10y teNt-
books aud printed lectures, with courses oi lee
tnres on special subjects by eminent iur-ts. iui-
tlon and fees. 40 for session Of nine months Dc.
ginning SEPTEMBER 2OTIl. For catalogue ali
full Information address CHARLES .6hANfS,
Professor OF Law, Lexington, W.
iv l7-Tu.ThS -I2n
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AUCTION SALES This DAY.

CHEWING & ROSE, g =. NJ, two framed
dwellingsion the west line of Laurel between
Beverly and Albemarle streots.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. NJ, horses, mules
and vehicles.
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Monsigusr Capel insists On beng &c
cented On the 6yst syllable. -