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The Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, September 9.-W. S. Pisc,
vice-prcsident OF the Howard ASSOCIATION in
this city. to-day received a dispatch from
Shreveport, La, rs follows:
"We return our sincere thanks to tue
Howard Association of New Orleans for their
kind offer, and say that the fever is epidemic
and on the increase. and that we should lie
glad to have experienced nurses. but we
have not the means at present TO compensate
them. We also require five physicians"
The dispatch is signed by L. r. Simmons,
president of the Howard Association, aud
b. S. Lindsey, president OF the Board OF
Trade.
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SAVANNAH. September 3.-.-Sinon 7. Gas
kns and Jesse Lott, respectable citizens ol
Coffee county. were brought here last night
by Deputy United States Marshal. charged
with as>auIting the postmaster and attempt
ing to rob the post.otfiee at Douglass. The
examination before the United States Com
missioner proved that the fuss was street.
fisht aud tue prosecution malicious; conse-
quently the persons were discharged.
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I. d. X. Nj.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 9.-The
Great Council of the Improved Order OF
Red Men is in session here. There isa large
attendance. including the following chiefs: :
James z. Riley, of Virginia, great inchoh"-
nee: Charles ). Belts, Ohio. senior saga
more: William f. Meacham, junior saga
more: Paxson Coates, Ohio, great prophet ;
Joshua Afaris, Delaware, chief of records !;
William Benson, Maryland, great keeper oil
the WamDlim
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WyfhcriIIe.
RAN. TUCKER on THE sTi'Mr-A GREAT SPEECH
AND AN ENTHUSIASTIC CORRESPONDENT.

RAN. TUCKER on THE STrHP-A GREAT SPEECH
AND AN ENTHUSIASTIC CORRESPONDENT.
Especial telegram to The Dlspatch.l
WYTnEvILLE, VA, september 9.-Hon. j.
Randolph Tucker addressed large and en-
tilllsia>tic audience here to-day in a political
speech of two and One-haf hours. He ana
lyzed Hughes and his party with most telling
effect pulled the lions skin from the hypo-
critical body OF this most sanctimonious
political theorist, and made bare all the
iniquties of his pretensions.
Such an effort cannot be equalled in the
history of the campaign. The white man
who heard Tucker to-day and will vote for
Hughes can certainly stretch his conscience
to any degree Of moral obliquity and debase
himself below the color Of the Anglo-SaXon
race. Would to God that every man in the
Commonwealth, both black and white, could
have heard this speech.
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The Nathan Murder-IrvinS ansisas
upOn the Truth Of his statement.

san FRANcIsco, September 9.-John Iry-
ing has made further statement 10 Detective
Lees, in which he insists upon the truth Of
his former state nent regarding the murder
of Nathan, and will swear to 1t before tho
Judge of one of the courts tomorrow. Lees
will forward tho statement to New York.
Irving says that with proper guarantees fos
his s1frty in New York he Will produce
Nathan's memorandum-book and bonds
taken from the safe on the night Of the mur-
dor
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Negro Strike in Charleston. y. c.

CHARLESTON, September 0.-Somc excite
ment has ieen caused here to-day by band
of negro strikers, who have visited the prin-
cipa mills in the city, and by threats OF vio-
lence forced the hands to strike for $3.50 per
day. The employers declining to pay thl.
rate. the mills have been closed, and nearly
1000 laborers are out of employment.
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wnss,iugfon Items. !.

WASHINGTON, September 9-The Presi-
dent is expected to return here between the
18th and Goth instants.
The Republicans have carried Maine by
about II 900. Their majority last year wss
1851.
The S15, 500, 900 awarded to this Govern
ment at Geneva was to-day paid into the
treasury By Secretary Fish in one bond.
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noa.b Of DIR. Griffin W.. Holland

Especial telegram to the DlSpach.l
NORFOLK, VA, September DR. Griffin
w. Holland, fer forty years citizen OF Talla-
hasSee, Florida, but for the last two years
resident OF Norfolk, died suddenly Of apo
plexy early this morning. Deceased was a
native of northampton county, Va, and was
very wealthy.
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Nrrrr>c OF THE CiTr SCuooL RoARp.-
rs,r CIV school Board met yesterday after
., .,.} a; the Central School building. Erc-
,rn,. Mc>>r~. Kelley. Manly, Shields, kady.
>,;a,,>. Wall. and Moses.
~nlrr;n,cndcnt Binford submitted his re-
.,.:. Of The final examination. which was be-
..,von Monday. June Is. and continued from
J,v IA ia, until completed The examinations
WIRE oral III the sixth, fifth fourth, and third
o-;,u4rN grade. and written "in the second
.-I first primary. fourth, third, SECOND. and
er>t glamn ar grade. and in the High school.
Nr,oInianyiug this report there were also
,,,.;,e> OF the examining questions ana the
~,.-,in;ions governing the examination,
winch have heretofore been noticed III the
,3.>aa'%h. The written answers oi each
>.hnol arc on file in the superintendent
.Mre. The following are the results OF the
examination. showing the percentage OF
..aup> OF schools:
White: High >caool, one school, IS; Mad
.-on school, eight, q; Brook avenue. tour,
s.: Leigh. thirteen. -: Ecthe!. seven, a;
,-uttaI. fourteen. 80: Bellevue, thEtech
.>--ayr:lrc percentage. ~.
Cu!orrd: l:uhrr school. twelve schools
-. Nay, Ill. ten. -; Twelfth and Leigh,
fur, i: Valley. n;nc. 13-avcragc per
y.u:.,-". -. 80
A,r.;..,. yvrcc0rac" for white schools. 4?
A,.~f.,. percentage Tor colorcd schools, -
\,,r,.r :, .rr,at.-c FOR the city, 16.
N.Mh~r ot promotions in the white
.,:..a.> d ,,yyltt,-iyc per ctnt. and eighty
~. irr cent. l.i@i.
N4u.,r ot promotions in the cooTcd
>rtn.... n >tyrnfy-:;yc per cent. and eighty
ryr pr cent, 5uS.
Ia.al. l.G4i. or as yer cent.
\unhrr of promotions in white schools
=, seventy per cent. and eighty per cent.
las.
\uahrr Of promotions ii 'lorcd school:
- ~ ,rr cent. ana 1t - per cent, ooA
Total. :. 9.oGS. or 90 per cent.
\ careful >unming-up Of the work oi TIC
mast session shows Total enrolment. 5,'i2o
average number belonging to schools, 3,9lS
average daily attendance. 3.49'; average
number 10 each teacher on number hclon"
IN. II average number to each teacher ol
9y,rl.,. daily attendance, 81. The cost pc
,uml during the past session exceeded that
-, he session Of lS70-'1l by 1924.
The Superintendent says: " In estimating
.}!- success Q. YOUR system OF schools thlni
iyKu important cicmtnt should be consid
cred. First. the cost, and. second. the eth
c,"ncy. If al increase OF cost, within rca
.unHEIr limits. i accompanied ny CORE
>uouiinr increase Of efficiency, we ma!
safely >ly that wc are making that pcrma
urnt ana healthy advance so necessary tt
successful education. An examination o
Ii" Questions prepared Tor the final eXamina
lion, ard The written answers TO the same OF
liz. III luv oih.,r. VII! snow that the cXlmlna
rjon was much more extended comprehcn
>.yr. and thorough than any prcrlouSl,
Given. aud that the general scholarship II;
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LARGE AND FAT soRA at ASTOSl'S saloon.

LABORATORY OF DIR. ". II. TAYLOR, ASALYTI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST.-The result Of 4
careful chemical examination Of -. Scmmcs' )
Pure Rye Whiskeyr enables me to confidently re-
commend ii to those who desire IN article of un
questionable purity for rs medicine or as beve
rage, The samples subjected to examination repre-
sent lot Of one hundred barrels, and were selected
By myself WILLIAM II. TAYLOR.
Analytical Chemist,
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THE GREATEST SPECULATION OuT.-Persors
buying anything to sell again take risk, expecting
to realize profit. Now. to purchase ticket III the
Masonic Gift Enterprise OF Norfolk Is nothing
more than Il speculation. II only costs IS. You
MAJ draw Il priz. or no.. The highest Is s5O'cop'
You will be fairly dealt with, rs the Masons OF or
folk have the MANAGEMENT Of IL. The public cer-
tainly show their confidence In them. as u great
many tickets are being sold. Tickets for sale In
Richmond ut ?. WEISIGER & Co.'S hat store, 1901
Main street, where haud-bs can also be had giving
particulars. Orders from the country solicited.
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THErT AT THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO DEPOT.
Yesterday morning it was discovered that
thirty brass boxes had been taken from cars
of the Che.apeake aud Ohio railroad, near
the compauy's shops, on Mond'y night: The
cars were priced up with a sill and the
boxes removed. The value of the property
Is about S3O.
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PERSoSN-Mr. John Ender>, Jr., of this
city, sailed for Europe on the 9th instant in
the steamship CaIabria.
Rev. William Z. Hatcher, Of Petersburg,
was III the city yesterday.
The Governor has been invited to be pre-
sent at the Teachers Institute at Wythcrile
on the 10th, l7th. and 18th instant, but pre-
viouS engagements have compelled him to
decline
Rev. w. w. Bennett, editor of the Rich
mond ChriStian -4dcccotp, is announced 10
preach in Fredericksburg next Sunday.
Mr.. james L. lipScomb, of this city, is re-
ported TO Lc quite sick at the Gleenbrlcr
White sulphur Springs.
Hon. Jonn Amber Smith, member OF
Congress from tins district. was in the city
yesterday anG stopping at the Exchange
| Hotel.
Major Samuel NJ. IoSt, of the Staunton
| TdiIey I'Ugtniat, was in the city yesterday.
Among lhe arrivals at the city hotels yes
terday were the following:
Forts: Mcssrs Beverly S. Scott, Will
| liam>purg; &. &. Periuc. Baltimore, Md.
| W. II. Watts. Baltimore; K. L. Lacy, Jr.,
New Kent; }. y. Chisholm, King William {;
Rev. }. {. lidcn, Wilmington, y. e.. }. Ii.
| Van Aukcn, Sussex county; \. Grorelman,
Jr.. Ballimo,e; L. II. Barclay, Lexington.
-4mericQn: Mcssrs. W. Ill. Maxwell, Balti-
| more: }. y. Dickers, Independence, Va.
VIM. NJ. Farmer, Granville, Me. ; L. Is.
Lyon, Durham, y. c.; L. :. Rutherford,
Ctllpcpcr county: X. B. Gibson, Greensboro,
y. {.
Erchangr No!el and Ballard House w.
j. Edgar, Baltimore; j. f. Burrows, New
York; D. j. Worlendyke ke, Midland Park,
\. j.; II. II. Owen, Halifax; George E.
Ward, Newark, n. j.; I. II. Antrim,
Wuvnesboro' Dr. n. A. Pratt, Lexington ;
John T. sto,aIl, DanviIle j. W. Corbin,
Nir,rlnia
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! HAVE ANALYZED TUE WilISKEY KNOWN
umlcr the brand Of "R SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER D. BLAIR &c Co, Richmond,
Virginia, and find it free from fusli oil and other
Impurities. and recommend It's use for medicinal
and fnmly purposes. J.B. MCCAw. NJ. d.;
Late Prof. Of Chemistry Medical college Of Va.
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Weather Probabilities,

WASHINGTON, September 9.-For the Middle
States, easterly to southerly winds and rising
temperature, with generally cloudy weather,
light rain, and fresh to brisk winds from
Virginia to southeastern New York.
For the South Atlantic States fresh sod
brisk northcrly TO easterly winds, generally
cloudy weather. and rain areas.
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DoINGs OF THE HusTIsGs Court YESTERDAY.
This court met yesterday, Judge Guigon
presiding. The following cases were dis
posed of:
Robert Pearman, charged with permitting
gaming in his ordinary on Sunday, was tried
and acquitted.
James w. Grubbs, charged with stealing
watch from the vest-pocket OF one Henry
Garnett, was tried and acquitted.
Charles Clarke, charged with keeping a
house of i'll fame, was tried and acquitted.
Ellen Lounge, charged with the same Of
fence, was tried, found guilty, fined so, and
sent to Jail for thirty days.
In the case OF Joseph Lounge nolle
prosedW was entered.
The court gave its order yesterday for the
payment to John II. PendIeton for that por-
lion Of his property condemned by the com.
ui>sioners appointed by the Hastings Court
for the purposes of the city Of Richmond in
extending First street from Jackson to
DuYa.
The jail-whipping case will be heard to-
day.
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Buffers Defeat Reported Absolutely


Buffers Defeat Reported ABSOLUTELY
Certain.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September 9.-Thc
Republican says the CAUCUS results to l
O'Clock this morning make Buffers defeat
in Wednesdays convention absolutely GER
tain. At present the count stands: Wash
burn, 543 Butler, 40; doubtful, -.
BosToH, September 9.-Chcisca sends ten
Butler and four Washburn delegates. \
bolt was made in Ward G. after the regular
meeting, and Il set of Butler delegates elect
ed.
At midnight last night the count stood,
according to the JOurhdi: Wa>hburn, 5Gl
Butler. 399; doubtful, 81; with about 100
| to be heard from.
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KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRA1N-About 5
O'Clock Yesterday morning the body Of Jerry
Thompson (colored) was found lying on the
side of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
track, mile east of Frederickshal!, with
the back of his skull broken. He is sup
posed to lave been killed while asleep on
the track by one Of the night trains.
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ENTERED AND CLEARED. The American
isig Mary AllertOn, Capt. Bourne, from Bos-
ton, entered at the cuStOn-h0uSe yesterday
with an assorted cargo. When discharged
she aill load for Rio de JaDeirO.
The American schooner Harriet Brewster,
Captain squrcs, for kio dc Jauciro, cleared
from the custom-Iiouse with tlDur by Gale
20 Mills Manufacturing Company.
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irH lLArn Of FIRE last nigh. turned in
q Box NJ. IL, corner OF Twelfth and Main
-1rr"t-, w,s occ:tscned by the cay OF fire
from some one III he hotel opposite the Dis
YGtH oilir@. The iircincn came out
promptly, bu: their services were not needed.
!Ac s!i''ud,r vas arrested and carried 10 the
.>@coMi police stI,ion -hou,c.
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yynuf3erf1sI Lend Mine.

KANSAS Cry. September 9.-Colonel Tay.
lor, an old Utah miner, reports wonderfu!
lend miue near Baxter Springs, from which
they take pure, solid nuggets weighing from
four to seven tons, within eight feet Of the
surface.
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RICHMOND THEATRE-MISs CooMBs.-The
Theatre will be opened to the public for the
fall and winter season on the 18th instant.
Miss Coombs will be the first star intro
duced. 1t has been said that she has beauty,
grace, dignity, and fine modulatcd voice,
aud in her line of characters is without a
rival in the world.
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POWDER.
A TTENTION, SPOhTSMEN!

NEW YORK STATE sPORTsAEE'S
ASSOCIATION.
t,yru.cTS FROM 'REPOKT OF COMMITTEE OF
STANDARD FOR SHOT"
"All manufacturers will have eventually u con-
form when sportsmcn require that their sio sllaii
compare with the STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE
which your committee has hxed
Upon the most critical examination. your COM
mittrr have determined 10 adopt rs the " AaEss-
cAy STAXDARD" the scale presented 10 US ~
Nr-srs Thomas Otis lie Roy 4 Co. of New YORK.
R.NRw YELL. Chairman;
y. VI. SMITH,
+. &. SKISSEI.
Spor,smen and dealers dcsrOus OF having tiic
,hnvp scale or any information re- clatiye thereto,
cnn nromntly Ol,aln tile same by applying 10
THOMAS OTIS LIE ROY & CO., New York.
Ie 26-eod3in
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BOtcfOurt.

CONSERVATIVES NOMINATION..
Especial telegram to the Dispalch.J
LYNCHBuRG, VA, September 9.-The Con
servatiyes of Botetourt nominated Judge
John j. Allen for the House of Delegate:
Yesterday.
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The BnoAD-sTREEr QUEsrloS.-A full
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Broad-Street Association was held last night
at Monticello Hall, Mr.. Henry Miller pre-
siding.
a resolution was adopted providing for
the appointment Of a finance committee and
the enrolment Of additional members OF the
association.
4 resolution was also adopted inviting the
cooperation Of the Richmond Street Railway
Company in the efforts of the association to
remove the track of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad from
Broad street.
After the adoption of the following resolu-
ton the meeting adjourned.
Resolued, That the awful accident on
Broad street, whereby Mr. Thomas Glenn
mitt, one of our most estimable citizens. was
crushed to death, affords additional evidence
Of the imperative necessity of abating at the
earliest possible moment one Of the most in
tolerable nuisances that any community was
ever afflicted with-to wit, the running OF
locomotives at all hours Of the day and night
through Broad street. one of the most
crowded thoroughfares Of Richmond.
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EXAMINATIONS or APPLICANTS FOR THE HIGH
>,H,uL.-Ih examination .! pupils VINO
desire 10 enter The !ii.h School, other than
those promoted from the first grammar
Grade. WI take place on Monday the 22d
Instant in The llgiI school building.
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FALL STYLE IIATS.-P. WEIsIGER & Co., 120
Main street receiving every day their fall stocl
of hats and invite the public to give them call.
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REDWOOD & CRENSHAw. 10 a. NJ. furniture,

REDWOOD & CRENSHAW. 10 4. NJ. furniture,
&c.
COOK & LAUGHTOX, 10 4. NJ, Tenth street north
of Leigh, household furniture, &c
THOMAS ". KEESEE. 10 4. NJ. AT No. col west
Grace street. household furniture, &C.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 sON. sP. NJ. five building
lois on Cherry, Laurel, ard Cary streets.
i'll. APPkRSON. +. NJ the goodwin and ma
clnery of tie wood factory. corncr OF Ninth
and Cary streets.
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REVIVAL At UNION STATION METHODIST
CuURcH.-A revival has been commenced ut
this. church. on Union Hill. The services
last night were conducted by the Rev. DR..
John i. Edwards, ID. ID.
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R1CuMoND CoLLEGE-PRoGRESs OF IMPROVE
NESTS.-Thc College will soon be the most
attractive place in the west end of our grow
ing city. When water and gas shall be in.
troduccd, the monument erected. and the
fountain put in operation, the College and
grounds will be shown to strangers as one
of our most interesting localities. A late
visit surprised and gratitcd us on account
of the changes and improvements. The CEN
tral building is nearly finished, and its grace
full tower affords the best bird's.eye view Of
Richmond and its beautiful and historic SUR
roundings. The old building has been re-
iuyenated and enlarged by another story and
a new roof and made TO conform in archi-
tectural style to the central. These build
ings give thirty.one additional dormitories
| for the accommodation Of students. The
| building committee have entered into a
| contract with Mr. Cook. of Elmira, \. T.,
| for heating every room in both buildings.
! The most approved modern furniture has
| been ordered for the lccture-roomS. and the
chapel will soon be handsomely fitted up
| for general exercises and for pOT ular lee
lures. The mess hall. thoroughly reno
waited. has been placed under the superin-
| teEdence of new lEatroD, who brought
most satisfactory testimonials of her fitness
| Tor lcf peculiar WOTk. ~ colltSc uo''i h''
been built and rented to Mrs. Eames, the
late matron, so that private houses, we'll
managed, will oticr healthful stimulus
| to the commi>saricS of the mess
hall. Professors Puryear and Winston
have gone TO Boston and New York TO buy
| apparatus for the schools Of chemistry, and
physics, and astronomy. The institution
now offers enlarged facilities for instruction,
superior and very cheap accommodations for
students, and. with its efficient literary and
INV departments, has, we are glad to learn,
prospects of patronage that will put it on
Il level with the most popular colleges of the
State. For educational, social, and financial
reasons, the city should give to Richmond
| College an earnest and liberal support.
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EuSItIen DentalS.

ATLANTA, GA, September 9.-Thomas l.
Busby dropped dead yesterday, OF neart dis.
ease, on McDonough street. and Willis Payne
dropped dead this morning on Peters street
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-ycry useful for hist.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail fo'
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this office
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REhAlNING
IN RICHMOND Posr-OFFICE SEPTEMBER 8, 1913
Mr.. De>ha>zo, l0' Moshcn street, Balilmore,
Md; w. Brown, brakes Branch, Charlotte
Courthouse, Va; l.. Winstead; James
Monroe; Mason d Sons, 12S west Pratt
street. B,ltimorc. Md; Box 907 Richmond
po>t-ottic,; K. Is. SomcrviIle Il Son, Rich
mond, Va. Julia Dean, 2j6 Euche avenue
one, no aQQ(css.
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prEiIC >cnooL>.-Ihc public schools will
be- opened Oh Monday, september 18TH.
y meeting OF the teachers will be held on
saturday the eth, in The High school build
NJ III q A VI
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SuFET-MUsIC.-You can save twenty-five per
cent. by purchasing sheet-music ut {. +. JOHN
sToS's. 9!s Main street. Teachers allowed one
third discount. Damaged music almost given away.
Musca! instruments very cheap.
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ucd manufacture Of the Buchu. so well known as
the only efficient remedy for diseases of the kidneys
and urinary organs. There are counterFets Of this
most excellent medicine Genuine has proprictor's
private stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
ING GOODS from Z. Is. SPENCE & son.
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UMBRELLAS.-P. .WEIsIGER & Co., 1901 Main
street, have one of the largest assormens Of uln-
brcllas, silk and gingham, In this city.
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ARRIVAL or LrsATIcs.- Officers from Pc
lcr-burg brought OYER from that city yes!er-
day mo. 'nipg Sarah Boyd and Milly Rutt!n,
t"o luna! 'cr, wuo were lodged in the Cen
Ira A>,lun1.
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toIoEED NoKAAL Scu0oL.-1he next Ses.
sion ot the Colored Normal school. corner
Twelfth and Leigh streets, opens or Mon.
day next The IJlt.