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RELIGIOUS NoTEs-On Sunday last Rev.
A. E. Dickinson, OF this city, closed pro-
tracted meeting at County Line, in Caroline
county, Va, in which eighty persons pro.
fessed religion, forty seven of whom he bap-
tized. Fifty persons came forward for
prayer on the day on which the meeting
closed.
Rev. H. G. Crews, Of this city, while on q
recent visit to his father, held meeting OF
eleven days continuance at Ellis Creek
church, one mile from the place of his birth,
in which twenty-seyen persons professed
conversion, twenty-five of whom he bap-
tized. Among the baptized was the eldest
son of Rev. A. W. Barksdale, in his twelfth
year, promising boy, and four nieceS and
one nephew of the officiating minister.
A very successful revival of religion is in
progress at Winn's Westinghouse, in Han
over county. The services Sunday were
conducted by the pastor, Mr.. Satterwhite,
assisted by Rev. Mr. Hugh Ragland, OF
Goochland.
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PARDON GRANTEp.-Goyernor Kemper
yesterday granted pardon to Priscilla Den-
SOP, who, on the 7th of July, was by the
Husting Court of Richmond sentenced to
three years. Imprisonment in the penitentiary
for larceny. The reasons for the extension
of Executive clemency in this case were:
1st. The prisoner is an ignorant and
motherless child but eleven years old.
ID. While technically guilty, the facts
warrant very strong doubt as to the pri-
soner's capacity to comprehend crime, and
as to the existence of any guilty intention.
Sd. The ends of justice cannot be attained
by the Imprisonment of this infant in the
peniientiary.
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nca- PHoToGRAPHY.-We respectful!

~ PHOTOGRAPHY.--We respectfully
announce to the public generally that we have pur-
chased the elegantly arranged Photographic Gallery
formerly occupied by sir. w &. r. Frayser, anu
more recently by Messrs. NJ. J. Powers & Co., at
No. lO1l Main street, opposite the post-otilce Ine
Gallery has had many valuable improvements add
ed, and we feel confident, with our practical e1pe-
rience, we can promise Derfect satisfaction 10 au
who may favor US with sheir patronage
Duplicates of negatives heretofore made at this
establishment can be had at amy time. 4. 4.
Our prices are reasonable.
Visitors are always welcome, whether they desire
to sit for pictures or not.
: - E. S. LUNPKIN & CO..
jy 1S.lm opposase tae pos.-onlsce.
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PARpoSs REFUsED.-The Governor has re-
fused to pardon the following persons jack
son Walker, sentenced to II months conhne-
ment In the Jail of Charles City county, for
perjury jackson Williams, sent to the pen.
itentisry from Norfolk county for larceny !;
Elisha Granger, alias Capter, sent from Ches-
terfield county, years for horse.stealng
THORNTON Almond, from King William coun'
ty. for 10 years for murder; G. SImlone,
sent from Richmond, for 8 years for man.
slaughter.
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PYTHIAN EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT.-The
excursion to West Point yesterday, given by
Jefferson Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, was a
grand success. About six hundred persons
participated on the occasion. Dancing COM
menced on the large platform, under dense
shade in the beautiful lawn attached to the
hotel, at an early hour, and was kept up with
great spirit until the shriIl whistle OF the en-
CINE Indicated that the hour for starting
home had arrived. The whole affair was ad.
mirably arranged, and passed off very plea
sanity.
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PERsoNAL.-General Malone has sent to
the committee Of Richmond merchants his
argument in writing concerning the express
controversy.
Mrs. Janetta Poore, late matron of the
City AImsbouse, having preferred serious
charges against Superintendent Charles P.
Bigger, the Mayor, at the request of the
latter, will make an investigation of them ac-
cordipg to Law.
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THE GREATEST TRIUMPHs OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
ART are achieved In the beautiful pictures now
being made at the LEE GALLERY, No. 92O Man
street. 1t is universally conceded that this is fac
and scarcely day passes without the renewed e1-
preston Of admiration by some true lover OF art
Mr. DAVIES Is determined TO be at the head Of his
profession He spares neither pains nor expense
and brings cultivated taste to the execution Of
beautiful work, and his prices are in accordance
with the times.
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7. NJ. r. TALcoTT,
Engineer and superintendent.
FLEuR DE LYs, HEsRIco COUNTY, VA,
August is, 1874.

ILEUk DE Lfs, GEahlGo sCVoSiI, A.,
August 10, 1874.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
y viii you kindly state in the columns OF
the Dispatch that the trustees of the Louis
vile Medical College have, By letter, re-
quested me to select young Virginian
from this senatorial district to hold the hene.
iciary scholarship awarded by the trustees Tor
the coming collegiate year.
Knowing no better mode OF making the
generous purpose of the trustees known to
the young men likely to be Interested, | ask
their attention through the Dispatch. SO that
t1rn to the Dean of the Faculty The nane OF
the gentleman selected. L am, very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
ALEXANDER @. HoLLADAY.
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nm "IN lNG PkESSr =, with from two 10 ten
,SS%EA 9! flinders; ; also, PkkFECTING PRESS
,i,, descriptions, with two or more impres.
a,G w,, !" In used with type or stereotype,
SjI,,'G% one 10 six feeder. or with rolls Of PAPER.
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Nh ~ rLAIEk POWER PRESS, fer book
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L,t aI "IH'' Illustrated newspapers aud the best
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jrig,io. ~ -" newspapers Of moderate circulations,
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EXAMINATION OF CAPITOL OFFIcEs.-Under
an act Of the General Assembly, authorizing
the Governor and State Treasurer to ap-
point an expert to examine the Capitol Of
fees and to investigate their affairs, Dir.
John y. Steger has for several weeks been
at work. The labor is very considerable,
but it will probably be concluded before the
General Assembly meets in December.
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& CLRRIED TO PORTSMOUTH. de Detectyes etc
Baker and Curtis, of Portsmouth, YESTERDAY
carried to that city Henry Yore and Mrs.
sarah Wood, who were arrested at the vif-
ginia House in this city Saturday MRS.
Wood was charged with adultery and Tore
was charged with, stealing about S2Ov 20
money. tire property Of mir. Wood /. mrs mrs.
wood expresses her perfect willingness to SO
Ia iaiI il Yore is sent there and Yore recip-
rocates the sentiment, and declares Wfefe ,
she goes he will 90. s
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SUDDEN DE1rH. George Washingt ton. 2
colored man, died suddenly at bis residence
NO. 500 west Broud street on satnraay.
Deputy Coroner Tom pkins viewed the pody
Sunday, and came 70 the conc l.islon .nas lsa'
deash VAS Vas csused by congestion of the lnpge.
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ALARM OF FIRE SUND4Y.-About 230 P.
M., Sunday an alarm of fire was raised, which
promptly drew out the fire brigade. 1t was
caused by the accidental firing of some
weeds in the garden Of Mr.. K. W. Oliver,
corner VI Brook avenue and Clay street.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

TEE NoXTELY MEETING of the Young
Mems Mission Society was held at the Bap-
tist church Sunday afternoon, and interest
Jag addresses were delivered by Rev. DR..
Winfree, Messrs. ChiIes, Harding, and
others.
THE CHESTER COMMEMORATIVE Conserya.
tive County Convention assembled at Ches-
ter Saturday 3. A. Hancock presiding, with
DR.. G. W. Friend secretary. Fourteen dele
gates were present, representing every town.
ship but Manchester and Glover Hill. Marcus
A. Cogbili, of Dale township, was nomina-
ted by reclamation for county clerk.
COUNCIL NOTES. Mayor Chiles has sent
his first message 10 the City Council. 1t is a
we'll prepared document, aud suggests va
rious improvements and reforms. which we
are sure will be fully acted upon By the
CouncI.
The Committee on Fire Department have
decided to allow Mr.. W. c. MAYO to com.
pIete the wooden building on Hull street
near Third, the erection of which had
stopped.
The SCHOOL BoARD.-There will be an ad-;
journed meeting OF the City School Board
tonight at the Council chamber at s O'Clock.
DEATH OF Mas. ,ALLIsoN.-Mrs. robert AL
lison, daughter of Oily Gary, Esq, and sis
ter of High Constable Gary. died in Frede.
ricksburg Sunday, and her remains arrived
in this city per the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad yesterday at 2
o'clock P. n.
DELEGATES ELECTED.-The Methodist
church of this city has elected the following
delegates to the District Conference, which
meets at Matthews Courthouse Thursday !:
P. 81. Gary, W. W. Pool, and j. N. Purdue.
Alternates: D. Gary, d. j. Weisiser, and j..
4. Purdue.
COUNTY ITEHs.-There was Radical
meeting at the old court-hous Saturday, nnd
a discussion between Major Joseph Walker
and Samuel Maddox.
The revival Of religion continues at LeDa-
non church, and three congregations were
addressed Sunday by Rev. Aessrs. Bailey
and Robinson.
GRAND ExCURs1oS.-The picnic OF Stuart
Lodge to West Point Thursday promises to
be one of the most pleasant of the season,
and as it is probab, the last from this city
for the summer, should be literally patron
lied.
No HUsr1SGs CoURT.-In accordance with
the provisions of the city charter there will
be no term of the Hastings Court held this
month,
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GUIDE FOR PLRAsUnE-sEEKERs.

GUIDE FOR PLRAsURE-SEEKERs.
Some go sparkling al the springs,
Who better lie their waet-strings;
Others on excursio ms bent,
Lose unthoughtfal their last cent;
In the country some do 20,
And half starve there Dust for show);
Or TO Hattorf, goes Mynheer,
Bound for kaze and lager-bser;
But The wlsest do not roam,
Seek their comfort right at home,
And when heat becomes bore,
Go to ScHAAP's great fancy store,
AS his goods and their low price
Make them feel as cool as Ice.
And this Is The reason why many call at
14O2 Main street aud supply themselves Win somf
of his famous Cigars or Tobacco. Umbrellas or
Canes, stylish jewelry or collars, Newspapers
Rocks, or Mag.zir es, pocket-bocks or knives Vio-
lin or Guitar striugs meershaum pipes or holders,
Initial Paper or other Stationery, Combs, Brushes,
~ soane and millions OF other articles IN the fur
nishipg or fancy line. His store is on Main street.
two doors below fourteenth.
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CLOTHING AT COST!
WILKINSON 8 WITHERs, CLoTHIERs,
1907 MAIs STREET,

to the coming fall trade, offer from
this da,e their entire stock Of spring and sum-
mer clothing, embracing many goods suitable for
fsllwear, at cost. Boys clothing and broken lines
OF mems clothing and furnishing goods they otfer
without reference to cost. Such an opportunity to
purchase clothing at low prices Is seldom present
cd Give them call, and buy fine goods at less than
usual prices OF common goods. Terms strictly
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THE NEPTUNE BoAr.CLuB OF RICHMOND was

THE NEPTUNE BoAT.CLUB OF RICHMOND was
organized Saturday night at the Exchange
Hotel, by crew of young men who repre-
sent, in an eminent degree, the best energy,
worth and ability Of our city. David j.
Burr. Jr., was elected captain, and NJ. Per
cy Montague, cockswain. The club will
shortly erect an elegant boat.house near the
Basin, and send to New York for one or
more firstclass boats. We wish them the
success they meritd
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING n THE
RlCuaosD PosT.OFFlcE AUGUST II, 1874,
Frank Kabl, 427 Sixth and Clay streets, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Johannah Lewis, Salem
Roanoke county, Va; E. I. Powell, Nor
folk, Va; Mr. j. j. Roberts, city.
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A UGUST 8, 1874.
T. r. PRICE CO.,
have just opened
NEW SIDE BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLINGs in variety;
BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLovEs-best;
WASH NETTs and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBUhG EDGES and INsERTINGs;
WHITE ORGANDIEs, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED LAWNS FOR PoLANAIsEs;
BUCK and LIsLE GAUNTLETs;
LINENS for suiting and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will I've sold of without regard TO cost. Great jobs
offered In them to those in want. aus
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LADIES, II you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, go to r. FERRANDINI
the only practical hair dresser In this city. Estab-
lsbed IN 1863. At No. 613 Broad street.
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HEARING RESToRED.-A great invention. Send
stamp for particulars, 10 GEORGE ]. WOOD, Mad
isou, Indiana.
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WE INVITE ATTENTION to the strong certificate
from DR.. PAUL c. yENABLE, found in the Dis
patch OF this morning, concerning the peculiar
virtues OF the Buffalo Springs. The Lithia water
Of that watering place Is gaining great reputa-
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Monday, August 17th:
ga. NJ. (. M. 7: ID.
Is S5 S1
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PROPOSALS..
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENlTEN.
- 1lAkY OF VIRGINIA..


TIL" ual,r.igncd, appointed commissioners for
L." !urprs" ~ act OF The General ASsem0ly APP
irs'rd pm go. SI4 will receive sealed proposals,
/ - uirHrd al - oCl"ch ". on THURSDAY The
+; dhs at October, 1874, for the purchase and re-
tTa'"t ID" fr NlIcNTla Of VIkGlSIA.
HE following arc the provisions OF the act, to
w.ra lh' proposals must conform:
=. Il,." commissioners shall advertise FOR pro-
iH' Tor ID" purchase Of the land and buildings,
shH 'Hr r:iaDr ! o. rIc buildings and the inmates
u ''"r "lGt tot les Than i've miles from the cor
i''"'c t!m''r III the city of richmond: said pro-
l''.a !" slpuiate Tor The suitable buildings for the
iH'! accommodation and employmt II. OF the pri-
S."f'' u" erection Of The rnacninery. and all the
:" .'N ana apl!h,Ic,s that arc necessary 10 secure
80 "a. 'I MILES i"r The operations OF the penilen-
-, =. lH" saint extent as they al present exist In
Wv r't' i"uiicnt! try: and provided Iu.ther, thai
81 ,'.i'''' shai! bc arccl'ied which Involves the
%"V %" rhl'tI>t over and ABOVE the proceeds
" w. .'.' '1r % Ia" land and buildings now used for
5h''s"i "lttI th- peniIcniiury.
, =, i"i"NAs FOR the removal must be endorsed
- ."t 'HN"i"i"r "PIopOsals for Removing the
. g' a'+N"hi.arE, and should be acconna-
"+ WI" anJ inclu:e Il map of :he grounds, aud
- r'!"'Hg, .tn1 specifications for The buildings
,l- '! ..'it"a IN place Of those Ut present occu-
r., a'' no Proposition shah be accepted unless
;GaI'',' "i ~ tllc commissioners and ratified by
=, ,->t'Grr ~ IL next session."
Nl'' should br addressed 10 the undersigned,
'"''Au. JAMES l.. hkAlPEk,
.p,, X. r. WITHERS,
I'm MARSHALL HANGER.
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NOTARY APPOINTED Governor Kemper
has appointed w. w. Cosby, of Richmond,
q notary public.
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABIT CURED-By 9
former sufferer. Send stamp for Treatise on
the Habit, TO W. B. SQUIRE, NJ. D., Worthington,
Greene county, Indiana.
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A FREE FIGHT IN HARvIE.--YeSterday
morning George Brown, John Brown, and
Samuel Walters, Sr., residents OF Harvie,
were before Police. Justice White on peace
warrant brought by the Browns against
Walters. and Walters against the Browns. A
large number of witnesses were examined,
but the gist Of the whole testimony was that
John Shaw, contractor for part Of the stone
work of the new reservoir, got Samuel Wal
ters, Sr., to assist him in making out his ac-
counts with the stonecutterS, and dispute
arose between George Brown, q stonecutter,
and Walters as to the amount to be paid
Brown per day. Shaw decided to give the
wages asked and expected by Brown, and
Walters thereupou refused to assist hin any
further. Some rough language then ensued,
but no breach Of the peace until Friday eve.
ming, when George Brown sent the follow
ing note to Walters's house, in Harvie:
"AUGusT IA, 1874.
:" Mr.. Walters: If you want satisfaction
for anything that has passed between us, in
any shape or form whatever, you can get the
same by meeting me at the corner of the
farm-gate at O'Clock p. NJ.
"Yours, G. T. Brown"
The note fell into the hands Of the wife
Of Walters, and to prevent fight she kept
it from him. AT the appointed hour George
and John Brown, with two or three other
men, went TO the place named in the note,
and (in the street or road) met Samuel Wal
tiers, Jr. Supposing he came to represent bis
father, some angry words passed, and gen.
eral fight followed between the Browns aod
their friends and Walters, Jr., and bis friends
who came to his assistance. No weapons
were used except fists and fence, ,palings, and
no damage was done to any of the combat
ants beyond bruised heads and blacked eyes.
The Justice said he would have fined the
parties $40 apiece if the warrants had been
brought against them for lighting, but under
the warrants before him he would require
5000 surety for good behavior for six months
from each of the Browns and Walters, Sr.
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L,OR RENT, FOUR COMtORTA-R
L BILE ROOMS on the north side Of Main 4Y
street between Eighth ana Ninth streets, with
modern Improvements, suitable for family use.
Apply TO JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 8 SON,
au 15-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneprs.
FUR RENT, that very desirable and f.
u conyeniently- FRAMED RESI-. A.1
rooms, kifcDen, &c, with all modern conveniences.
For rent. one of those desirable STORES on the
east line of Ninth street between Hain and Frank
LIN streets, well suited for any retail business.
au 1J-3t LYME & BROTHER
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-
ports a.is morning the probabilities are that
the ,eeather today ,oiH be partly cloudy.
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DIR GOODS.
QUDGINs, GORDON & CO.,

HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET,
have good assortment of IRON GRENADINES,
all cheap;
SPRING aud SUMNER DRESS GOODS ut cost for
cash;
MoU sNING GOODS and ALPACCAs, cheap;
Beautiful PERCALEs, cheap;
WHITE GOODS-Hsiery and Embroideries--all
new, clean, and cheap;
REAL PAT. and CLuNY, In variety;
A large stock of "CASH," SWISS, and other trim
mings for underwear;
SASH-RfBB0NS, SCARFS, and EgCK-TIES;
More of the cheap RIBBONS al 25c.;
FALL aud WINTER CASSIMEkhS:
j JEANS aud HEAVY GOUDS-a good assortment !;
BLEACHED ana Brown SlIEEflNGS, SHIRT
INSS;
BED-TICkS, &c. au15
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GRAND EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT.
ANNAWAN TRIBE, No. 80. OF y. o.R.M.,
having chartered the train for

ANNAWAN TRIBE, No. 80. oFI.O. R.M.
having chartered the train for
MONDAY, AUG UST 24TH, 1874,
take pleasure In saying to their many friends that,
In offering them this chance for enjoyment. they
feel warranted in promising 70 all day OF res
comfort. and true pleasure. rs nothing has been LETT
undone which for the completeness Of arrange
ments will make 1t equal, If not superior, 10 an
excursion Of the season. McCanns brass ana string
YOU good music. dancing, boaiing, bathing, and
fishing; also, bnantifui eating-crabs, oysters, snd
by Sir. Richardson, The popular proprietor or The
Huntington House. &, 5a,
The following tribes OF l. o. r. ii. ara inyt; ed to
Train leaves the depot at z 80 A. NJ. and returns
at 8 p. VI. Tickets: Gentlemen, IL; ladies, Soc;
procured at the depot. g.ssS5
COMMITTEE OF ARRASG RMESTS: w. Carter,s
r. #. adams, James T. CorUett, j, b. R0gersi
George w. Woodell. au 5-SA, ,Tu,T Th.& ID q
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AirIrnm1ld ;1ispatrIt.

ETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIE
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE oOhBIEED
CIRCUlA ALTON OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. #
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and on the Atlantis, Mississippi and Ohio
railroads-are the same to Richmond and
Petersburg; 1t having been long ago estab.
lished rs 9 principle that the two cities
shonld be placed on an equality. If there.
has been any exception to this rule lam not
aware OF it.
Very respectfully,
n M. r. TLIrorT
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PRMBRoEE WHITE DRESS -SHIRTs-best lifting
shirts In the market-ready-mafe or made to order
by r. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Tailors, 1900
Main street. 49, 80 -
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CONFEDERATE MONEY WANTED. See want
column.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DE.

nIANO FOR RENT, a tjrst.class,
seycn-octaYe PIANo o. In good order, ~ 1T
where IL will be we'll cared for Kent moderate.
Apply 10 1909 Clay street. an u1S.3ffn,s ,s,k
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- THE BEST TooTH-POWDER.
sIEADE& BAKERS

MEADE & BAKERS
SAPOSINE DENTlF Ice,
the most eficacious and elegant preparation known
for preserving and whitening the teeth. Used and
recon mended by our best dentists. Prepared only
by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally. Price, SO cents q
hox aus
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NEW MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK GRENADINES, BOhBAzINEE,
TAAEsE. MOHAIRs, ALPACAs,
BoMBAzISE CLOTHS, YILoUR DE NICE,
AUSTRALIAN CREPEs,
ENGLISH CRRpEs, GRAPE Wells,
BLACK CAsHMRREs, GRIPPE DE ALAY,
BLACK DE LANES, &c, &C.,
on hand and expected by
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

An ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN, who
II has 81, 900 to invest iu profitable business,
In one Of ne healthest portions OF the state and
Hnr W which he will receive either hare OF The
nrofits or guaranteed interest on the money, be-
Sides salary for his services, can hear OF suca an
ace. = an 18-lm
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TUESDAY. AUGUST IS, 1874