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= 9em6en fur 6erren (unlaundred)
60 Gent bas Stiid beim 6ainous.
Gin &aufmanuinb Der
Inter dbf

bem burh ein Ieibenbes unp (enreienteS
2inb mebrsre Nldif Der Stlef seraubt
wurss unb Der 81 tsr nsssr,eusuns ae'
lanate, bae Wrs Winslows Sooteina
Gprup esraos Der @rtifsI fti. bsjIen &C fur
bas &ino t.n0tbiott. faufte sinsn gurraib
bapOn. @ls er nod 5aule fam unb fsinsr
Grau bapOn Wittbeiluns ma&te, tpeiserts
.Fs Hdb. benz Rtnbe pon Dem @sfauftea 3u
Serabrttdten, ba ae cine Nnbdnesrn Der
6rmSopatbie mar. Die nahifs Nadt
wurbt wtsber iGlaflos perbradt. Nls Der
Batter an ndhRsn Sage mad 5aufs tam.
fanb er bas Einb ihlt6ter oils ie, unb ba
tr absrmals sine i6lalefe Naht bsfIrh
tsts. psrabreidhte er wdbrenb Der Mbweftn.
belt isinsr Jrau bem Riats sine Yortion
tss Gprup unb faste nihts BACON. Die
Naht raranf fdlief Alss wOtl unb Der
tleins Shreisr srwamts am Nosasn NIT
ttitsrm 1sFht Die Nuttsr war erfrsut
iibsr ben plSelihsn wunesrbaren De6ltl
unb Otwotl itr RG susra bslsibtgt fiblts,
ais Hs &uffIdruns srbislt, fssts le ben.
nod ttn @strad bes Sprups fort.
SGrsienee 3tnesr uno f&IafloIe Ndhte
Inb itr tsbt unbstannt. Glue sin,slne
DrObr nit cem Sprup bat nod bas Set.
ben itbss Rinbes nnb bas YorurtteN Der
Mutttr btllfst. Sn alien Mpottsfen ,u
haben; 25 Gents bic JlaEAf.
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9eetta! iaBte Der sllte, unb ,wans iein
@efdt gu 70 ernltem ausorud as moS=
liG, id nietne es gut nit Dir. uno 10
ldnell Iofe i9 mid nidt abweilen Siebf
bu, i'd bab's aud einmal probirt. Weir
Setter, ber &oBpirtb, unb feline Truu ta=
ben mid freunblid aufsencmmen, uuo in
ben erfen Tasen bdtteu lie nidtS bawie=
Der sebabt, ,penn i'd gang bel ibnen seblie-
|'ben mare, neil bic Sb;ntltube boiler wur:
be ale ie, benn bic 2eute wollten bic Boi=
fen bSren, bic id ibnen poruadte. Dli,
mar 3war ntdt INNER gu Wutbe bana1,
aber mas ba!f's, laden muBte id lie ma.
den, lonf gait i'd fur nidts unter ibneu
Das bilt aber nidt Dor, uno leet bleibt
giner ober ber aabere sur gang fort,
tpail er nit benz SplIenreiBsr nidt an 81:
mem Slid feen will. Nllo wieeer Dor.
wdrts inS alte 2eben, es lit INNER nod
bener ale balls uera4tet, nur 70 sebuloet
werben.
geetta antportete uidt uno sing ldmei=
senb rsbeu ibm Der. Sc mar eine bittere
Wahrseit in oem, mas er iaste, uno -itc
bdtte ibr bod nidts entsesen itellen fSn>
men als ibren eisenen Willeu, Der ibm
nur ale Gisenlinn eri4einen fOnnte.
Sic batte es ielbit mcbl sefiblt felt &C.
itern, baB fe tbuu milie, MAJ Sarner
BON ibr Serlanst bate. idon AM Gage.
ais er fe in Setaltian's Siusden brade
te; lie mubte einen Gntihlub fo(1en ilr
ibre 3utunft. Tie Wcrte beS iunsen
2ebrers ant perSansenen Nbenb batten
ihr bas erit redt flar selnadt, aber rath.
los mar lie mie in isner erlfen StInbe,
unb ber @ebante, fid uieber BON ber
9eimatb 3t trenen, bic lie sefunben bate,
wDllte ibr bas Ser3 bredeu.
B Ser alte 3pmifer fab bon 3eit gu 3eit
frasenb gu ibr bin unb erwartete eine
Nntwort. Damn fling er an: SD gebe
nod beute Nbenb in Die Geiiben5 gu Ell
mem M8entea, nit benz i'd einmal GUAM
men Engagement bate unb Der mir ia
wobl pieber elm 1nterfOmmen peridafft
mnb piel fldsli9er ais Gas leete fann's
nidt werben. Benn id oann uieber auf
ben Brettern iiehe, 6abe i'd SOben unter
ben 6iisen uuo uiu mid rubis gu EOpe
taden, bu i'd nun bod niAt miebr papOn
fcs fomnte. Son i'd aud far bid sine,
Stat iuden, Netta? gr idmies cine
Weile. Gu milf nidt riu" fasen. fubr
er fort. unb biit ein eisenwilli9es Ding
sepeien, bon Rlein anf, 70 mill id es benn
70 dnnetmen, als bdtteit bu nt&t unein@
9eidgt, ilnb uihtS baben far meinen sus
ten Winen, als baB id ibn bir bod see
5eist babe. Birlt n,ebr unb mebr ieben
taB i'd 8e4t bate, unb 70 9ebab bid
pobl unb bebat bid @Ott!
iGOrtieeuns foIai.)
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yHnher her N1on,e Tromma,, fonr

Wober Der Wame Iramwab tousmt.
Gin 9eWilier Ontram mar es, BE-,
i'm Sabre 1891 ben erlten S6ienenmeS 3ul
BsfSrrerurs pcn BsriDnsn mitielit psr
Yferoen se5oSener eiaseSleiiter Basen er'
ridbtete, uno 3war itelIte ct auf biefe Weii'
eine mad bamaltSen Begrifien unibertrefi
lid portb:ilbafte Communication swiI4er
ben snslif4en 5tdoten @ro3bon uns
Wantswcstb Der. Dem @rbauer 3u gbrsr
uannte man biefe frabefte Yfsrbebata te,
Welt ,Outramwap." Das Bort &C.
italiete li& balo gum @attunsstee.iff. Oh
Del6er es onf bic tequemsre, nod beutt
iibli&e Tcrm Tramwap abeeiiir5t wurbe
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-. E e ENp q lf1 q.
q Il ff'B s. air . 81 Z.
ennisa,s Il 60.

Der betannte G6utbdnbfer s. Wsars
tin bat fein @ei6dft an nbigel Girma
berfauft unb tperbeu bic Derrenfi fi1 midi
iiur beniiben, bic alte 4unbi6aft bes
G3mdftes 3,i erbalten. ionberit au9 inn
nier illebr iieue &uhoett a,l ertperben.
GuIIipan & 60. bcben nidt nur
oas befie nnb gelpdblieite 2ager in Da=
men- ut0 Qin6erIhuben, fonoern ibre
Maofem sei6nen fi9 aud bur9 preiss
miirbigfeit unb 9auerbaftigteit aus.
Die Gerren erbalien forfwdbrenb neue
3ufubren unb lieferH 6abey bas Allers
inobernite. Wlan faufe Sdubaeiig nitr
bel linen mean man gut bebient feiu
nil
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= Sin fur6tbares llngliid ereignete
li6 am Montag auf Dem @ute 8ol=
lensbprf bet Dabme III 8rnnbenburg,
poielbit Ser 18idbrige Dienfttne6t
@eiie 1ib im ben Seller begab, Inn pez
troleum gu bolen. 9abei slitt er aus
unO brad fib elm 8ein uno bas 2i6t
entfiel ieiner 9anb. 9aburd gerietb
nun Elm 8uno Strob uno anbere &C.
rdtbl6aften in 8rano, unb ba ii6 Der
&ne6t tpegen ieines eebro6enen geines
ni9t erbeben fonnte, fam ct III ben
Glammen I'M. Man fano ibn i6lieB=
lid fbredli6 berbrannt uno entieelt i'm
Seller auf.
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Gin beutI9er sSori6er bat nutt=

= Gin beuti6er Gori6er bat nunz
mebr dig gang beitimmt feitgeiteut, baB
Sefus fitnf Sabre bor Gbriiti @eburt
geboren iei : nit anoeru Worten, baB
Die driftli6e 3eitrebnung fali6 lei, uno
mir anlfatt 1888 eigentli6 1888 i6rei=
gen iollten. gBie er bies bat feltitelen
fonnen, oas gu erfabren ,ueroen unIere
Sefer nibt febr begierig iein. Srob
alleoem uno alleoem 1T es nod ni6t ge=
i9i6tli6 gemiB, baB elm iOl6er Mann,
Der bas getban unb er Iebt, tpas bic
gbanselien bon ibm er3dblen, au6
-tpirflid) 9elebt bat. Die @a9e mag
fit @ldubige cine Sbatfa6e fein -erz
tpieIen 1T tie nid)t. ~.
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81, ,aeDer6 61t II
(AYER'S AGUE CUREl

(AYER'S AGUE CURE)
n siH arsf5lisBti9 aus Yllamsenifeffen bcreiie.
tea, nirt|,me5 Inb ltirfenbes Setlmitte. DaS.
itite as;pabrt alien nit Iieber Betaftetem
cine li.isre nnb ralbe 5sillnG mag bic Rrauf.
teit in 6prn ppn sSrpff, f6leiebenben,
Vieber, GaIlenfiebcr, Gunipf= pber
&.Se 6lclfeber auftreten.
Gs lit eiae gerapeau erf1redenbe Ibatfate,
baB teinabe ale i'm llmlaui teHnbliten Gieber-
NJ; ..en Inb 9,rlparate tauptla1lM aus Gbi.
riH. W.i'nif itnb anbernaiftisen Wineralien be-
ftchsa. IS lift fiG ni1t leusnsrt bic aus lOldsn
siftiaen VeItdnrtbeilen eeipuitnenen prdparate
Rno meiiens Wpbl1metenb, lelblt Ina @tanbe,
paS ,5irber 81 tre.bea. 4ber bsrartige Webiei.
Gen permGlf:, nt,bt baS lebel su beilen. Git
sntfernea ntbt osn 8rantbeit3itoH ans benz StSr-
per. unS reraiTtsn pasu np1 burd lire eiaenen
siftiaen 8s'lnr!beile cas- game Syteni. Sc.
fentalnnN ,5th.einosl, O6renIauIen, 8spfpeb.
ilHe III sen iasfea 6aQen bic 6plgen Der 70 bod
sspritEuen Gbinn-Stur. OaS sweite llebel III
tanh meiilsna ialiiamer, ais bus erite.
AYERS AGUE CURE entbGlt fsin Gbinin
rtsr a!tbere Miaeraliiben Gublfasen. llnlere
Meoicin grsi!. pif Siranfbsit bei rer Wurssl an
unb inoet Ef bea Nrantbtitafpif aus benz 8Sr-
PR en!fernt. bsiIt lIs ielblt in ben lblimnllen
Uallen. Dnftn tanM lie audb bbss 8ebenfen
benz fbwGd,iien uup ertpfnolitTen paiientsn
empfaaisu lotsett. 9li4. tloS has Siebsr 3a
trclben, icupsrH rl5isbe ipi.flitt 3u bei!en une
bein Narpsr pisrstam Die friitere Stdrfe unp
8tihatrii su seser. II unp ,tsitt es. eaaptpsr.
SAG pisisr &sricia. X
Grfo!areitt Il AyEls.a AorE CUnEau1 bel
Sebtrbefh,ps;een. ta bisies osilmiltslbi-
rttt aufvrsfs une t,aiie girwirft. ole 1ranfbeits
tfinsfEaen suite enlferEt upb III benz san,ea
59tsm wispsr ei;,e tfditjgs uap q @lllare itatis-
ffit btrvorr,Ill.
gSsna aa0 8rddriii ansssanbt sarantiren
mir losilane. !
3aberei.st ban Or. &. 6. Mber & Co.,
srdttiiobe NIB onaiutiidne Gbemitsr.
xowen, s0ean.
nebsralI in alien apptbsfeH 81 babeM
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Ser beriibmte ruifif6e General
Sotleben, tpel6er auf beiben Nugen am
Star erfranft mar, tpurbe am 10. SUM-
in Der Wiirsburger llniberIitdts= =Nusen=
flinit oom prOfefor Mi6el operirt.
Sie Operation gelang portreffli6 nnb
ldBt Die grbaltung bes 9lugenli9tes
boffen. Ser General bleibt Bis sI
ieiller uOlen Wieberberfelung in Der
GIiuif
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@. Wsmtb,s ,,euer salppt,

anf benz 9iigel bes 8 @ounernement> t.
9epot am terminus Der 9traBen=
babn. Ser bette plab fiir frif6es
Bier, CUTE 2emDnaben, Sobamaher,
feine @igarren, gutter 2un9 &c. e5eter=
mann, tpelder bas @ouDernement=
Depot beiu6t, berfeble ni6t, borsu=
lpre6en. 30,1 ,6Wt
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- 9au's 0egetable SiciIian 9air
2eneoer 1T aGgemein beriihnlt unb be-
liebt, urn srauen, 6aar bic urfpriin9li=
DE Jarbe unb i6tpa6em Saar iippiges
Wa9stbHm au perleihen.
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Yalait:galpn II. 8illarb>Salle,
SO. 10, 9OlebabltraBe. M.,StraBburger
6 60. 8efieer. 6 8iuarbs neuelfen @tD-
les. 9tnr Die befteu 2iqu6re, Wbisfies,
Weine, frif6es Bier uub Gisarren. Mm
2un6eou1ter bic ausgetpdblteifen De=
lifatelien. Treier 2un6 ieoen Morgen
bon 10 Bis ~ llbr. :
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Gime syamilicu=slf(efuraua.

User Nte0i3intiten 3u 9auie Bat,
follte fidb erinnern, baB ber md6tige
S6mer5enabbelfer, st. Safobs Del,
ole f6mer5baften 2eiben beilt uno bas
beriibmte gigenmittel gegen bdusli6e
unf1lle 1T.
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madere Menfrhe,,

Wells Health Renewer fellt bic
@efunobeit mieber bsr nnb eiebt &raft,
turitt WaSenfdwdde, unfrudlbarfeit unb
anpers @esdledtsfebler. 81.
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- BrabauDter, Nalenciemae, 9 pas
ri{er, 3ufliide. Gd6fi6e unO eineue
Gpiben In grocer Auspabl biaigit beim
dampus.
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Heines Dlut erbdlt bic @elunebeit
Dr. Nders Bloob Glirir" pirb, BON ben
terpcrrasenbRen Ner3ter empfoblen. Bel
alle Apotbefern 3u Haben.
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gon ginem, Der feineu eiaene

81 8on ginem, Der ieineu eisenea
ytamen ttidt ausipre9en fann, beri6ten
@iener 8ldtter: 8ei elmer 8erbaub=
lung bor Dem 8eairfsgeri9te 2an6itraz
Be ereignete ii6 folgenoer f9erabafte
Sail. Ser 6aalbiener rief einen 3eu=
gen Dor, 6eien e5e6ii6er Same ni9t
gang berfdn6li9 mar. Ser 3euse erz
fdien, unb es entfpaEn fi9 bierauf fol=
genber Dialos: &i6ter Or. 3eibler:
Wie beiBen Sie2-3euse: Sa, fam
tneinen Namen felber nit ausipre9en-
tpi1en's, bin a Meaner. = &i9ter:
Sbret eigenen Namen f0nnen Sic ni6t
ausfpre6en2 = 3euge. 2ei9t nit; i
3tpaB not, Is mein Bater B6hm seme=
ien,' bins &idter: Nun, per=
iu9en sic es nur.-Der 3euge iebt
nun no6mals on uno bringt enbti6
unter frarnpfbaftem Mienen1piel einen
Namen herbor, Der ungefdbr 4r5ifa>
mara lautet. Na9bem ber 3euge 10
ben f9tpierigiten She'll ieiner gtnsiage
ablest, eradblt ct flieBenb bic umftdnbe
I'm bic es fib banoelt, unb tpirb Johann
entlaRen.
*vgine eldn3enbe Mnbenieite 1T
Elm gar armieliges Subjtitut fur inne-
rem, tpabren 96ertb." Cute @eiuno=
belt beg &6rpers, bes Magens, Der Qez
ber unb ber gtieren iiderp ftets elm an=
genebmes 4euBere, geiunbe Baden unb
fframnlen 66rper. lin bies 3tl erm0gs
li6en, benube man uNierenz&raut" unb
ni@ts Mnberes.
- Gur3 Dor 51luB beg beuifden
&eidstases nabm berieIbe einen 8e=
f1luB bes Mbgeoroneten 2ingens an,
tponad an Sonn= unb Gehtagen i,ur
Bfiefe. poifarten uno 3eituugen, ni1i
aber Waarenproben, Dri1diaben, ga.
dete, unb @elbs uilb Mertblenbu1tgeu
bon ben poitdmtern an9enomlnen uno
beiellt iperben follen, lebnte bagegen
| Den sneiten She'll bes Mntrags, baB fur
telegrapbii6e 9epef1en an Sonn= ltnb
6eftagen elm MuH6lag bon 20 Pfen.
itisen auf ben getr6bgli6en preis erfol-
gen iolI, al. Bei oer Debate iplaf
SER Staatsiecretdr Dr. Gtepbau segen
ben Mntrag, lieB gum groBep 9erger Der
He1ten Worte tpie spbarii1if9er Son=
| tag" fallen uab iagte i9lieBli6; IS d
tanu ben poittpageu spobl leibli6 Dor.
tpdrts futf6iren, aber riidtpdrts fabreu
fam i9 ibn ri6t."
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"BUCHUPAIBA.

Sitasile, srtnplide Sur fir alle
lt,mer ,tidtr Merenz. Blaien= nnb urius
OrsansRruutbeiten. 81. Bel Npotbsttru.
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Serti9e An3lee
3u benjbiai9iten 4reifen.

l1nier Eager IN Geieeu=
uno gpmmer &leiheritoffen
lit cas- 9rDRte in fer gtaot.
WaS bic Qualitdt Ser isaac
rem nnb ibre Biaigfeit be-
trifft, 10 1udt eS feincS @lei=
den. ~
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rROUGH ON RATS

Bertreibt Ratten. Wduie, 8osbausen.
Gliesen, ameiien, gs:twunsen, Stinftbies
,e. Is @ents. Dsi Mpotbeiern.
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Se6er finbet, tpaS er
brau6t |!

Mamfaufe beBbalb nm gut
l.tto btlis beoient gu ,Uerbeu
ltl1r bel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-01
National System OF Telegraph.

At the next meeting OF the Board Of Di-
rect0rs Of the Chamber of Commerce. 10
be held on the second Thursday in sep
iember. The following will be placed before
them FOR consideration
AMERIcAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
NEW YORK, August 20, 1883.
Il. E. BlGaI'enship. Esq. President Of the
Richmond Chamber Of Commerce:
Dear sir.-Four years ago the Executive
Council Of this Chamber resolved 10 Use
all proper efforts 10 secure the necessary
legislation for The acquisition or construc-
ti0n by the United States Government Of 4
national system Of telegraphs.
Since then. authorized by consecutive
meetings Of the members Of the Chamber,
the Council has, by special correspondence,
depuiations, ard the circulation Of printed
statements. sought TO secure adequate sup
port for congressional action.
pnor 10 the occurrence Of the recent
strike Of telegraph operators the news
paper press Of the country was, generally
speaking. either apaihetic or antagoni,ic
III relation u this desirable movement.
Now the press appears 10 favor the mea-
sure very decidedly.
III the last Congress an attempt was M
successfully made 10 pass bill 10 give the
Government the desired powers.
The Council VIII be glad 70 know o.
early d possible whether your Chamber i
IN favor Of such acquisition or construc-
ton. Yours truly,
GEORGE A RUETIS. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-01
Manchester Matters.

Rev. Mr.. Z. T. Woodward and family
left the CITY yesterday morning for spar
tanburg. :. G. 10 take charge of q large
female seminary. They are followed by
the best wishes oi their many friends.
Professor Elihu Morrs>ct;e. principal
Of the High School. left Yesterday morning
10 visit hi friend. in Prince George county.
MANCHESTER ENDORSES MADDOX.
The Republican ReSdjusier chairmen Of
the respective ward, Of the city oi Man
chester called q meeting Of that party at
the railroad crossing Thursday night, and
au immense crowd was assembled. Mr..
james Blackwell presided, with VI. K.
Llovd a. secretary. Speeches were made
bv Maddox. Brooks. DR.. Hill Anderson,
Bacchus. Carter. Mann. Jackson. Wool
dridge scott Of POwbataD, and several
otbers. The meeting. which Is elaimed 10
be the largest outdoor meeting Of Repub-
6cans ever held in Manchester. endorsed
Maddox by resolution twice over. and ad-
journed sfter midnight with cheers for
Maddox.
Tie following is the resolution affirmed
unanimously by the meeting:
Res0lued. That a. Captain Samuel 7.
Maddox Was nominated by the only regu-
lar Coalition convention held in the SIX
teenih senatorial district, that we. the CO.l-
rtion voters o. the city Of Manchester. en-
dorse his nomination and pledge him our
earnest support during the canvass and Z
united vote In November.
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The New City Hall.

\ meeting Of the Council Committee on
Grounds and Buildings was held ya,ter-
day evening, and sundry changes and i'm
urOVements were ordered 10 be made al
the city Jail. 4 number of bills due FOR
the month Of August were passed upon.
The chairman reported that the City At
torney had notified Rev. Dr.. Tupper that
he bad moved the Judge Of the Hastings
Court 10 appoint commissioners TO assess
damages for the condemnation Of the Doe
tors property wing between the old City,
Hall LOT and the First Presbyterian church,
the same being needed by the city for the
new City Hall.
Letters were read from architects Of
Boston. Buffalo. and Detroit requesting an
extension Of the time for sending in plans
for the new CITY Hall The City Engineer
recommended that the time be extended 70
December 1st. The committee, after dis
cussion. extended the time from October
III 10 November lst.
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The Tournament.

Messrs. J. L. Broadus, Willie J. Binford.
and II. T. Miller. the committee charged
with the duty Of making arrangements for
the tournament 10 be held under the aus
uices Of r. I. Lee Camp. No. !. Confederate
Veterans. AZ the state FAIRGROUNDS. on
the 4ih instant, have printed the rules
and regulations which viii guide the
knights III that stirring contest. Each
knight must appear in proper costume, and
must ride with his own lance. which must
he not less than seven feet six inches long.
The printed rules give full information n
10 ali matters Of detail. There have been
about twenty entries. snd our Trenton
friends Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
who will be present on that occasion
will probably see some fine horses and good
riding too.
There will be three prizes, and a corona
tiOp and ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-01
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: ,,
hls bar-room open on sunday.
George Green was fined 81 for keeping
an unlicensed dog on bis premises.
The csse OF {. III. White. sample-mer-
chant. charged with violating the State
rexenue law. was continued till next Mon
day. on motion OF the accused.
Asa Word. charged with driving his
team on the street faster than Il allowed oy
ordinance, was fined $40.
Joseph Boze. charged with ieioniousiy
assaulting and cutting Hoeeu jackson.
Sent on TO the grand jury september 5sh.
Charles Dcane lcoloredh drunk and ere-
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The Temperance Cause.

Al the meeting Of Pb0niX Lodge q
Good Templars Thursday night commit
tee was appointed 10 select the time and
nlaces for series Of temperance meetings
10 be held in different parts OF the city al
an early dav. Rev. II. VI. Wharton. Of
Raltjmore: Colonel W. W. Berry, Of Bed
ford. Rev. J. William Jones, a well As
Other ministers Of this city. will deliver ad-
dresses.
Fiye new members were added 10 Pho
mix Lodge OF Good Templars on Thursday
night.
several new lodges are expected TO be
organized in different sections OF the city
az an early date.
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! afing disturbance. Security required for
] his good behavior.
Meteorological

The sIbioined table gives the readings
Of the thermometer. the course Of the
wind at sunrise. and the amount of
rainfall for the month OF August. The
readings of the thermometer were taken
in an elevated portion Of the city, free
from any influence OF refracted heat, and
from French instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points Of the mercury
during each twenty-iour hours. II Is be-
lieved that no better situation ior observa-
tions oi this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted. and
are believed 10 be absolutely correct:
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Pcr<Onals and Rriefs.

Mr.. Kelley has an important injunction
case 10 attend to here on Monday. and will
therefore be unable 10 speak al Isle Of
WigbI Courthouse on that day, Is sn-
nounced.
The Virginia, Tennessee and East
Georgia gives the same low rate Of trans
portation 10 military companies wishing TO
visit our Fair that several other roads have
literally agreed 70.
The Clsy-ward Actiyes will meet on
Mondav night at the Westbtm House for
Reorganization and TO decide upon mea-
sures Tor the conduct Of the campaign in
TIN, ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-01
EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. vJSsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeihiHr, Is the prescription q one II the
best female physicians aud nurses IN the United
States and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions Of mothers for
their children. II relieves the child from pain.
cures dyseniery and diarrhpa- gripping in the
bowels. and wind collie. Nv giving health TO the
child IL rests the mother. We would say 10 every
mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints. DO not lei your pVjudioes.
nor the prej1dices OF others. stand between your
child and the relief that will he sure
yes, absolutely sure-to follow lbe nse Of this
medicine. sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price. 2j cents bottle. ~ 2s-eodlw
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LIEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG CONiPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An Invaluable and palatable tonic IN all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. lis success
and boon for which nations should feel crate
"a, See Medical Press - Lancet Brit
,sh Medical Jonnal.~ 6e.
CAUTIOS.-Gmuine only with the Jac
siH.ile Of Baron Liedg's Signature in blue ink
tcross the labe'. This caution IS necessary
owing = various cheap and inferior su.sti-
tutes leias IN the marke..
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
u be had Of al storekeepers, Groccrs, and
Chemists sole agents FOR The United states
(vbolt.ale only. C. DAVID & Co, Fenelurch
avenue London. England. Az 2s-sa52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-01

FYrE.-IT i HEALTHFUL AND NUTRl-
TiOJs. ]; contains within Itself The highly nuti1-
tioas and strengthening phosphEies which are
required by ue system, lie same that are found in
meat. asl. corn. and wheat Ordinary baking-P0v-
ders cream tartar, vest 6c.. do not contain any
nutS1se qualities. bui are 80 nKny eases very inJn-
rl01s compound
SeoonG.-IT Will NOT DETERIoRATE or
lose strength by age. The peculiar manner OF pack
ing prevents any los q stfengih after tt package
sOpen. All ordinary haking-powdsrs lose strength
amer being opsDed.
7f.frd.-IT l. PURE. The Characteristic form
of YacSage oby!zies The Deoessaiy Of reducing The
srengih by the addition Of starch or Sour In order
70 make u Keep a. - customary IN the manufse-
iure Of ordinary baking-p0Soer.
FosrtA.-IT Is RELIABLE and docs not vary in
quality. TIE high standing and character Of the
inventor Professor T. y. HorsfOrd. of Cxmbridge-l
aBc the reputation Of The manufacturers THE Ram
ford Chemical Works Of Providence Il. IL is d
FAs1Dsee thAs The goods VIII always be q uniform
quality and a. represented
FYnA.-fTIs ECONOMIC AL, as 1t 10 IS per cent.
stronger thar The eeInmon baking POWDER snd 30
pez cent ssronger Ih41 the besa bAking-powdeg
made.
slzfA.-IT REQUiBEs LESS SHORTENING.
and il setter than ali other baking -powderS- The
tread. biscuit &c. made with II ART moist and
i@lGtsbit whoa cold.
The -Horrford Almanac and cook-Boot - sent
ne upon ap;iioaiscn 70 ihe
auMFoRD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Prssioencs. RI.