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Large Ratification Mass Meeting al
EnneuiI Hall.

Bo>ToN, August 21.-Fancuil Hall was
crowded this evening for Il grand rally aud
ratification of the Philadelphia address and
declaration of principles.
Hon. Henry W. Paine presided, and
Judge Benjamin K. Curtis, Colonel Thomas
A~pinwall, and William Gray were among
the vice. presidents.
Senator Doolittlc was the principal
speaker.
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From New Orleans.

MN ORLEANS, August 27.-Thc negroes
...r conceived the idea that thcyarc being
rorIcd 10y the white people, and refuse
"@.r their remedies.
The Hon. .. NJ. Roberts, president OF
It's Secession Convention of lSGl, has been
c.">e, second senator from Texas. The
.i'Ia Mon men voted Tor Roberts.
The collection OF the direct tax imposed
~ Congress i'll lsGl has been suspended III
Texas until January, ISIS.
HE cotton crop statements continue to
IT, generally uniaNoraAlc, but on the upper
A..Lu. the cotton is doing Mcll.
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German Festival in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-The Schutzcr
Festival to-day was attended by an i'm,
mcnse gathering at the Shooting Park
All the usual festivities peculiar to such
German societies are in progress. The
procession was very fine affair, including
mounted ridcmcn, music, and an immense
car containing females and young children
pcrsonating the Goddess of Liberty and
the thirty six States, with the arms of cacl
State on their banners. The visiting dele
rations were in carriages.
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BUTLER SLIGHTLY REPRovED.-The New
York World lets fly at Beast Butler, who
said few days since that the fighting
generals were Radicals, the following sharp
arrows
"Could there be greater stretch OF
impudencc than for this Big Bethel blum
dcrcr, this digger of the Dutch Gap ditch,
this fugitive to and from Fort Fisher, this
"bottlcd-up" Butler, the scorn of Gene
raj Grant--could there be greater piece
Of impudence than iorhim to spout charges
and inuendocs that the fighting generals
do not approve the Presidents policy'
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Arms for the Mexican Liberals-TOWn
of MaripOsa Destroyed by Fire.

san FRANCISCO, August VA letter
from Mexico states that portion of the
expedition under John B. Urmy landed
safely in Sinatoa with four thousand mus
kcts and six pieces of artillery, and is now
supposed to be with Corona.
The town of Mariposa, California, was
destroyed by fire on the 18th. Five or six
buildings were saved. The estimated loss
Is Sl0n 600
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The Nru HrIcunS Riot.

n" ORLEANS, August Pr. King
{ .'.v@, representing the Radicals, applied
- Irurrai Sheridan to-day for the return
&" a neglected affidavit presented TO him
Nao. martial law was proclaimed, charging
ILL., Mayor aud his police with murder al
H. Convention riot. Tie Radicals design
L. t"hc ii to General Grant and President
Johnson, and insist upon their compelling
,.v arrests hv military authority.
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GENERAL Rousseau ACCEPTS his N0MI-
NATloN.-The Louisville Democrat of the
list instant says: We are authorized to
announce General Lowell ii. Rousseau Il
candidate for Congress at the special cleo
ton TO be held on Saturday the 18th of
September next. The announcement is
authorized by him, and he will receive the
hearty support Of all parties for the re-
mainder OF his congressional term. The
compliment is due him in view of the cir
cumstances attending his recent rcsigna-
tom
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The Cholera in New York City and
BrOOkIyn.

New YORK, August 2S.-Only two cases
of cholera were reported in the city to-
day. The official report shows that there
were one hundred and fourteen deaths
from cholera in the city last week. In
Brooklyn six cases were reported to-day,
three of which were fatal.
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r,chmoud College.

,,,. since We announced that the
.r., ~, This institution was complete 10y
..,f,a Of the Rev. T. G. JONES, d. d.,
\ .,l,ll. As president, and to fill the
.... Mental and Moral Philosophy and
,,......,. Economy. We now take occasion
s~ somewhat more At length to the
......,..a and advantages to this COM
..,. n this institution. II supplies a
.r. r,aut place in the educational
Il i the only tollcgc in the To-
.s. and oilers 10 parents in this city an
3. -.G,c opportunity for the education
.....a,u~y 10 the University. The citi-
Richmond may send his son to this
..-r aai may board him nj home, thus
.,. considerably al a time when econ
. +, Indispensable. This is great ad-
..e,a. and when We come 10 consider
excellence Of the institution and the
..g of It's faculty, we must conccdc that
g., ..ga,ion, upon the suburbs Of the city,
.. great public benefit. Its situation is
My and pleasant, and its buildings are
..-.riiuu~ and well arranged.
u,. Jc>rS, who is the president OF the
a., is an eloquent divine, Of cultivated
.....,r.. energy, and perseverance. He is
-~4luatc Of William and Mary, ripe
a.-. and man Of decided talents. He
49,. very much promote the interests Of
81. College.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

RICHMOND, August Is.
There is nothing new of financial cha
racter to-day. The bulls had some advan-
tage at the New York gold board. The
opening price of gold was 14s1s. 1t rose
to 149 4, and closed at l483$,.
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RATIFICATION MEETING AT CoLrMBus, Ga.
Tie meeting last night TO ratty the action
T.. the Philadelphia Contention was very
.tsyiy attended. Speeches were made
by Hon. \. IL. Chappell, ex-Provisional
",'cruor Johnson, and Hon. NJ. J. Craw-
i.'d. All the speeches urged the en-
39'srl-ent Of the action Of the Con
'rnlon, and applauded its proceedings
@ha The course Of the President. Re
buttons to that effect were reported and
unanimously adopted, and all the proceed
~. We're marked by the utmost harmony
@-4 sodiccling. -COl,mbus Erguirer, 2iM.
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The CllOlern.

New ORLEANS, August 27.-Thc cholera
deaths during the forty-eight hours ending
this morning were twenty-six.
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-Twenty-fve
deaths from cholera yesterday.
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Removal and Appointments.

WASHINGTON, August IS. Cornelius
Wendell has been appointed superintcnd-
cnt of public printing, vice John D. De-
frees, removed; Richard W. King has been
appointed collector of Ncwbern, n. C..
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From Hayti-Great Fire at Cape Hay.
tien-Imperfect Account of an In.
SurrectiOn.

BosroN, August 2S..-AdviceSfrom lIayti
to August have been received.
Avery destructive fire occurred at Cape
Hayticn on the 26th of July, the damage
being estimated at about 100000.
The insurgents had advanced upon Cape
IIayticn, but were repulscd by the Govern
ment troops under General Monies. At
last accounts they were in full retreat
into San Domingo.
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kiifbrral Corn Men

PHILADELPHIA, August 27.-At the Corn
E&chaugc to-day a resolution was offered
, appoint committee to cooperate with
'hv merchants in receiving the President,
but VIZ, defeated, receiving only four votes,
while the negative was almost unanimous.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
II Il nn La LATENT CIIT aud EBI- SIEn s.


GROCERIES AND LIQUORS; -
10 ba %Af; POWDERED and cRANULATBD
so barrels SOFT sUGARs-A. 7. AMI Ex. C;
10 barrels PORTO RICO SUGAR, rrin@
so bags aHi PINE coFrEE-Jav,, Lasn.yrr, .rd
10 hall IT, chests GUyPowDEk TEA,
-, ALLsPICE, PE rcrEF;E anI w TlfSEYR,
20 barrels VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN RYE
i ss;;s. S S5h FSy WasKr RYE WHISKY
200 sacks LlyERPoobb L. SAT- pMa b ,co uor,ssvs
=, :ss;s s SHSRai Fl III afkEFre CO.
UIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
county Of Heurico on the first Monday in August,
l,s6. being the 9TH day OF the month, Moses Hechi
and Selig G. Putzei, partners trading under the
name and firm Of Hecht Putzsl.. Plaintiffs
George Freitag and William wertheimer, late part
ners, trading under the name and style of Frsitag
peiehdantt
IN CASE AND Upon AN ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUTED
The object OF this suit Is to OF the defend
ants one hundred and eighty -four dollars and five
cents damages, with in'eres, from the 18th Of Sep
AFFIDAVIT having been made and lied that Georgs
Freitag, one OF the defendants above named, Is not
a resident Of this State he is required TO appear
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary TO protect his interest In
this suit. copy-Teste
an s-w4w TEMPLE Elicit, Clerk.
7 Asst CALL.-SUMMER CLOTH
IL ING WITHOUT REGARD TO PROFIT.-Oui
stock OF SUMMER CLOTHING being already quite
small We are prepared for the next ton days e
close ont the fast end Of our SUMMER WEAk
WITHOUT REFERENCE TO PROFIT. Person,
hay n yvh M lasi Ira n INF
good Investment cannot do better In email way
than to lay In their wear for next season. 9all q
once, as there Ii not much on hand, It In MALI
street. WILLIAM IRA 6MlTh ~:
n B.-We have full stock OF WINTER WEAh
season. az 2s-;t
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New York Bank Statement.

New YORK, August 27.-The bank state
mcnt shows an increase of loans of $780,
600; circulation, 100000; deposits, &c.
100000; legal tenders, Sl,isO,OOO, and de-
crease in specie of $4,000.
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OiA1H OF DEAN RICnMoND.-Not the
personal aud political friends alone of Dean
richmond, Esq, but all persons who have
u Icart the welfare Of the country, and
vac thoroughly comprehend the present
,'lo''!on Of public affairs, will be panied
=, :" 'ea'h that this distinguished citizen died
,"'> morning after brief but severe ILL
, +'s'' al the house Of Mr.. S. J. Tilden, in
Ills city .-NeU York Wortd.
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GAPING THE CLmAX.-A northern pa
per tells of number Of men antipodes
in politics walking arm in arm, and winds
up with this "tcn Strikc":
Then, last and least, came Bromley, OF
the Norwich Bulletin, and Senator McDou-
gal, Of California, earn in arm " and "lcgS
in hgS,' in the streets of Philadelphia, in
broad daylight.
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WILL BRIssUEp SEPTEMBER /:

SERIES OF MATHEMATICAL TEXTBOOKS.
BIT CHARLES q. yESABLE,
Professor of Mathematics, University Of Virginia
former Professor Of Mathematics and Astrono.
my in the University OF South Carolina;
former Professor OF Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry in the Uni
yersity of Georgia.
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I. SERIES OF ARITHMETICs

l. FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERs.-An illus
trated easy Mental Arithmetic for the use OF fami-
lies and primary schools.
3. MENTAL ARITHMETIC.-Aftsrt the indnctive
method of Pestalozzi, with first Lessons In written
Arithmetic, for primary schools and academies.
g. ELEMENTS OF WRITTEN ARITHMETIC
In which the fundamental operations on Abstrac'
and Denominate y Numbers, and their various appli.
cations, are thoroughly explained and illustrated
by numerous examples adapted to the business oil
practical life; for the use of schools.
l. HIGH SCHOOL AUTHENTICATE the use
OF Schools and Colleges.-ln this work the reason
Ing on the fundamental principles will be more
fully developed, and illustrated by greater va
riety and number OF applications and examples.
In addition to the subjects usually treated In Text
books Of Arithmetic II will contain several chap
ters on Notation, Theory of Numbers, Progress
Tables.
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXTBOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.
l ALGEBRA-For the use OF schools and col
legcs.-Containing the latest improvements; 10
In text books on this sub ject will be added chap'
ters on the theory of determinants and other les.
from the modern higher algebra for the use OF
university students.
?. LEGENDRE'S GEOMETRY.-To the complete
translation of the latest edition Of the standard
work OF Legendre will be appended many ex ,ho
solution of the same. Also notes on the appllca-
ton OF the methods OF limits to the demonstration
theorems In elementary geometry
j. ANALYTIC GEOMETRY:-PAR FIRST +.
Plane coordinate geometry. The point, straight
line. comic sections, some OF the higher plane
curves algebraic and transcendental Also, the
method Of abridged notation.
PART SECOND.-The point and straight line In
space, the plane, surfaces OF the second order
cones, cylinders, and surfaces OF revolution, CO.
noids, helicods, curves OF double curvature, ana
l.tical theory Of projections.
Both parts wifi contain exercises selected from
the best English and Continental collections.
Address BIDGoOD 4 RILEY.
Booksellers and Stationers,
and Agents Southern University Series,
au3-ts 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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A HARD SET.-Thc following is partial
list of orators expected to speak at the
Radical Convention in Pittsburg: Banks,
Butler, Howard, Burnside, Terry, Hincks,
Schurz, Scigcl, Gcarcy, Bartlett, Potter,
lIartranh, Owen, McAlister, Logan,
Oglcsby, Schenck, Garfield, Washburn,
Prcntiss, Pope, Cox, Thomas, Fletcher,
McKclso, Brownlow, and kiddo.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. 60.

TAW.-GREENLEAF'S TREATISE
IL ON THE LAW OF EVIDENCE, new edition,
KENTs COMMENTARIES, new edition (the
lIth), vols, ga. SO.
BARTON'S SUIT IN EQUITY, -.
SMITHS MERCANTILE LAW, last edition,
The INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS, Soc.
ACTS OF VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY, 1856 and 1858
THE Equity CRAFTSMAN Forms Of Plead
ings in Suits In Equity.
The PEDERALIST, last edition, 1898.
ROBINSON'S PRACTICE, 1 vols, s?s.
ROBlNSON'S OLD PRACTICE, vols.
JARMAN ON WILLS, vols.
WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationen,
au2 Governor street.
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A YER'S AGUE CURE, for the speedy
n cure Of Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague.
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodi-
cal Headache or Bilious Headache, and Bilious
Fevers indeed, for the whole class Of diseases
originating In hillary arrangements caused by the
malaria of miasmatic countries. Fever and Asue
Is not the only consequence Of the missmatic pol
son. A great variety Of disorders arise from It's
irritation In malarious districts, among which are
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache. bnnd-
ness Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpi-
ta,ion Painful Affection OF the spleen, Hysterfcs,
Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis. and Derange-
ment of the stomach, all Of which, when origi-
mating in this cause. put the intermiuentype or
become periodical. This "crkg" expels the poi.
SON from the blood, and thus cures them all anks.
II is not only the post eteetnal remedy ever dis.
covered for this class OF complaints, bu. u 10 Inc
cheapest, and, moreover, Is perfectly safe No
harm can arise from It's use, and the patent .hsn
cured is left as healthy Is II be had never had the
disease. Can this DO said OF any Other cure for
Chills and Fever II Is true ofth!s, and Its import.
anee to those atieted with The complaint cannot %
estimated So sure Is to cure the Fever and
Avus that il may Do truthfully said To BIO certain
remedy. One dssisr eompiz ins that u Is not good
medicine to sell, because one bottle cures whole
Ps.psred by j. C.AYER Co, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD Co., Agents,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
au.-?m Richmond, Va.
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Spafn Authorizes n Telegraph Line
from the United states to the West
Indies.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-Ohicial infor-
nation has been received from Madrid of
the confirmation of the royal order grant
ing to Major-Gcncral William +. Smith,
President of the International Ocean
Telegraph Company, the right to establish
lines of submarine telegraph between the
United States and the West India Islands
by way of Cuba.
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Deaths Of Dean Richmond ami Rev.
John PicrDOnt.

New YORK, August 2s.-Dcan Richmond
died yesterday in this city. The Rev.
John Pcrpont died suddenly in Boston
last night, aged cighty-onc years.
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This celebrated wATEEIyGPLACE is now
open, with accommodations for
THREE HUNDRED VISITORS.
The buildings have been recently painted and
repaired and the furniture and bedding are entire
The medicinal virtues of the waters are well at.
| tested aud HOT and COLD, SPOUT and SHOWER
BATHS and PLUNGE BATHS, can be had at all
times. ,
by the most beautiful and picturesque scenery. and
afford most agreeable resort for the invalid or
those in search Of pleasure the is easy, and
the scenery on the route is grand and imposing.
Travellers leaving Richmond or Baltimore on
the morning trains arrive at Miilboro' depot, on
the Central railroad, al T.. NJ, whence they are
conveyed by stage, over fine road, ten miles, TO
and crossing the Warm Spring Mountain about
Mi III ASb ESE Of
TO the Springs.
A skitiui physician can be consalits,cdis ..
au 23-5t ). 4. PORTER, Agent.
OF TIE
II NINETEENTH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MI
ILITIA.-NOTICE.-By authority, we are directed
to rcorcanize this regiment, and 10 assemble the
men Tor the purpose of enrolment and elecunS
persons between eighteen and forty five years Of
age residing in the city of Richmond west OF Tenth
street.
The boundaries of the company districts are as
First Company.-North of Broad and west of
Brook avenue.
Second Company North OF Broad between
Brook avenue and Second street.
Third Company North Of Broad between Sc
'3 F"n nth Com company of Broad between
Fourth and Seventh streets.
Fifth Company.-North oi Broad between Sc
venth and Tenth streets.
sixth Company Of Broad and west of
First street
Seventh Company-South Of Broad between
First and Third streets. No.
Eighth Company South of Broad between Third
and Sixth streets.
and Eighth streets. -. =,
Tenth Company South of Broad between Eighth
and Tenth streets. 49,
| The men in the several company districts will
assemble at the following times and places:
First Coinpany.-At the corner OF Clay street ana
Brook avenue, 10Th Of August, 1850, at O'CLOCK
PM
Second Company the corner Of Clay and
Adams streets, 18th Of August, 1858, at O'Clock
Third Company AT the corner of Clay and
Fourth streets, 30th Of, august, 1866, at O'Clock
Pm
Fourth Company.-At the corner of Clay aud
Sixth streets 3Oh Of August, 1885, at o'clock I.
Fifth Company.-At tho corner of Clay and \ NTH
streets, 5ist Of August, 1853, at o cioc T. VI.
Sixth Company the corner "f Main ana
Fou.hee streets, 3lst OF August, 1850. at O'Clock
PM
Seventh Company-At tho corner Of Cary and
Third streets, LIST of September, 1866, at CLOCK
Eighth Company-At the corner of Main and
Fifth streets, let OF September, 1853, at - O'Clock
Ninth Company.-At the corner of Cary and
Seventh streets, 50 Of September 1856, at O'Clock
T.. M.
Tenth company..At the corner Of Cary a., ont 4
p. NJ. WYATT N. ELLIOTT, ~
A AbonAa is; AaSonh S1s; '"'
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.

Price, FIFTY CENTS per box.
To bs had Of all druggists and dealers In medi.
cine eyerywers.
PURCELL, LADp 4 CO. Druggists,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
INV Is Richmond Va
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MARINE FOUNDRY,
wi WATER STREET.
IuDGE NOT ACCORDING TO AP-

u PEARANCE, but, like sensible men, test the
products Of your nei ghbors and friends. and then,
il not worthy, discard them. This Is all we ask
for BAKkRS PREMIUM BlTTERS. We recon-
mend them superi,r To all northern remedies Tor
Dyspepsia and Indigestion and II, upon trial. they
card them. As "a tonic, physicians of the highest
standing speak OF them in the strongest terms OF
praise. Give them trial. These Bitters are to be
had of all prominent druggists. Orders hiled by
addressing L. BAKER,
au 2l-Im Post-office box 533, Richmond. Va.
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,,,,u, THE DAILY DISPATCH HAS
III "'r,,nyFp TO ITS NEW PRINTING.
FELN NS ~ TINS NORTHWEST CORNER OF
~. ,xp TwELFTH STREETS
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Mr.. Pendleton and Mr.. Voorhees, are on
the stump in Indiana.
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VALUABLE M EDICIN ES.-Pol-
Y locks Remedy, Daviss Pain Killer, Leonsrd's
ters for sale by JOHN w. RISON, Druggist,
an II Main and Third streets.
EOUGERA'S COMPOUND lodi
Il Missed COD.LIvER olL.-The gres, supe-
riority OF this oil In therapeutic effect over all
other kinds Of Cod Liver Oil sold In Europe or
this market Is due To the addition Of Bromine,
Iodine, and PHOSPHORUS, th Us possessing not only
the tonic stimulant, and Alternative virtues OF those
chemicals, but the nourishins properties OF Cod
Liver OIL.
Price, one dollar and ffty cents per bottle.
A liberal discount to the trade.
MEADE y BAKER, Druggists,
auls Agents Tor Virginia.
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ROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
AGAINST LIGHTNING.
HkwIESfS

HAWLEl y
PATENT LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting Of "A combination of metals-lRnN
ZINC, and CoPPER-scientihcally arranged,
BEING BUT HALF.INCH IN DIAMETER, AND
EQUAL TO A THREE-lNCH BAR OF IRON
IN CONDUCTING CAPACITY,
MAKING 1T NEAT
UPON THE BUILDINGS and
FASTENIN6S. REMOVING THE OBJECTIONS
TO THE SMALL ROD NOW COMMONLY
USED.
This ROD is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the SAFEST and BEST LIGHT
MING ROu now before the American people, and
80 pronounced by the best science OF this country
Persons wishing to purchase the above specified
ROD, or the common IRON ROD, can be supplied
AZ reasonable rates and all work put up by iue
kept in repair free of charge If not impaired by
State and county rights for PATENT ROD for
'"''' WILLIAM S. MuNsON, Agent,
a,oslm box 1873 post office. Richmond, Va.
GAIT, SALT: onru,,cror,s
- 5000 sacks MARSHALL "okihlHuioA
. 600 sacks Webbing h SONS FINE SALT,
1000 sacks DEANS BEST GROUND ALUM
SALT,
in store and for sale Dy . . n.pny .ro
su2 T-lOt -. y. ih,'p1 =" -
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STANTON, Va, January Q,

STACSTON, VA, January y, 1906.
| take great pleasure In stating that ! have been
in the habit OF using Dr.. I. Rennolds = Hepatic
Pills In my family for some years, and consider
them in every respect superior To any medicine OF
the kind have been engaged for some time In
have many persons in my employ. l have used
''1'"' f w. A. BURKE.
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
By BASIL L. GILDERsLEEvE, PHI. D.,
Professor OF Ancient Languages in the University
OF Virginia.
PROGRESSIVE LATIN READER, with exer.
cises wi follow the "Outlines OF Latin Grammar"
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JOHN X. ScHxITr.

Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constips.
ton, &c, deserve to suffer II they will not try
hsvs been greatly benefited by their use.
GEORGE L. PEYT0N.