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I. ALBANY, August 25.- Mr.. Houghtou, In
CraSford county, Ind, who was concerned
In the lynching OF man named Salsayen
about year ago, made up his mind 10 turn
States evidence, and recently gave inforfna.
ttot, to the prosecuting attorney against his
comrades IN the iynching. Sunday night
H0ughton was visited by about utftwenty.fiye
disguised men, who gaya him terrible beat
ing with hickory Withes aad mutilated his
body In q dastardly manner. BE recognized
seven or eight Of bis former comrades, and
efforts are being made to arrest them.
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TFor the Dispatch.
The COlOred Convention.


Mr.. Editor, Please allow me p refer to
your editorial upon our Coiored Convention.
T refer to the status of Rev. W. 3. Derrick.
He was not delegate to our Convention, for
the simple reason that he was not chosen and
had no credentials. 1t was so decided by a
vote. A public disaffected meeting was the
result Of this action, and We captured that:
when our object had been accomplished, and
we felt safe that the address could be brought
before the American people, he was allowed
to talk about some bank affairs.
Now, sir, you are disposed to take from
your colored people, who were bora ana
educated upon your own soil, and place II
where it does not belong. II necessary L
will in person bring him to your sanctum
and make him, on his koees, swear that he
had NO more to do with the conception, the
control, or the achievements of that BODY
than he had with Plimsolps bill 10 the British
Parliament. JOHN b. SYPHA1.
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The FEDERAL GRAVES At BELL ISLE
Some time ago Major George +. Norton, OF
the First Virginia regiment. was appointed
to look after the Federal soldiers graves at
Bell Isle. he discharged that duty and
communicated with the United States Quar-.
termaster's Department at Washington, and
they have sent the superintendent of national
cemeteries to this city to look after the
graves, and probably have the remains of the
soldiers removed. The superintendent is
much interested in the subject, and is anxious
to bring strong influence 10 bear upon Con.
gress In order that on appropriation may be
made for both Federal and Confederate
graves.
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weather Report.

WAsHrsGroN, August 25.-For New Eng'
land and the MiGdle States, continued high
barometer, slight changes in Temperature,
north 10 east winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather. ....ts.
For the South Atlantic States, northeasI
TO southeast winds, stationary followed oy
slowly falling barometer, slight rise In lem.
psrature, and light rains near the coast.
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1RAND FAMILY EXCURSION &.
. :. TO WEST POINT
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 80. 1875.

A committee Of Red Men from CHiCh a NJ hUna. a.
Nv TRIRE whose experience in conducting ex-
cursions cannot be doubted, propose giving the
GRANDEsT EXCURSION OF TIE SEASON
on MONDAY, August 80. All who Wish 70 Fislt
the salt water may feel assured OF delightful tine'
Good music WI! be in attendan"e.
TIcKETs: f;entItmeu, rs cents: ladies, so Gems;
chiinrsn under twelve years Of age, 20 centsto De
had OF MessIs. JustIs L SOB, grocers, NO. eas!
Broad street. 81. g. Wyati's music store, Tenth ana
Main streets; Kersey l. Son, jewellers, Fiiteentn
and Main streets A. A. Scott. druggist TwenIy.
fth and Broad streets; or OF the committee az the
depot.
Train leaves promptly at O'clock.
an Ia 10 26 27G2S
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wash shlilsr,so,Isa Ifesal.s.

WAsHTKGros, August 81 Faymsat or the
sepssn Der interest will commence to.inor.
r0w without febato. i 4. =, 2-1ae 80
Professor !. E.s Nourse, ;of the uaYsl oh.
sefyatory, delegate 70 the Paris Geooraphi.
cal Society, instructed % make special inyas-
sigations regarding the Suez canal. and IN.
form the Society coneerniag the suryeys for
the Darien cana, reports that he had every
facility for obtaining information, and wss
attentiYely heard by eight hundred gecpra.
piers from all parts OF the world. Professor
Nourse hopes be made q favorable !mpres.
sion and excited great interest In the canal.
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Colonel Forney writes that the first sleep
ing.carriage he saw in Europe was on hl;
journey from Berlin to Frankfort.on',he
Main. 1t is owned by an American. Colonel
Mann, proprietor of the Mobile (Ala.) ne
siSte'.
Happiness lies beyond either pain or plea
sure, is rs sublime hing as virtue Itself
inaivsible from it; and under this point OF
vieag it seems a perious thing to separate
then.-Mrs. Jameson.
The aggregate value OF the tobacco crop
in the Connecticut valley is about $4,000
600. The large packing-houses in Hartford
and in East Hartford will be likely to haze
pl enty OF business. .l..tl.a
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Greenhaek Conyeuiien.

DErso1T, August %. The Greepback Con.
yentton met to-day. Thomas j. Durant, OF
Washington, presided. Among the vice.
presidents are X. j. W. Jennings, OF Texas !:
b. Gratz Brown, Of Missouri Noble Smith.
SON, OF Tennessee and D. W. Aiken, Of
South Caroline.
Mr. Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, was the first
speaker OF those announced to speak. Kr.
horton Is ths only one In town besides Mr.
Kelly. The attendance Is not nearly as large
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REMOVAL OF TIE Posr. r.OFFIcE.-The large
warehouse on the southeast corner Of Cary
and Twelfth streets has been rented for the
use of the city post Office, and will be occu.
pied by the officials of that department OF
the public service for FIVE or six months
the probable time required to complete the
improvements proposed in the custon.house
building.
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ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS. "A large number
of persons we're before the Police Court yes.
terday morning to show cause why they
should not be fined for violating the city Or
dinance in not having their licenses conspIc-
uousv posted. The city ordinance requires
that every person selling, or giving away,
any wise, beer, ale, or ardent spirits, shall
have their license posted up in conspicuous
pisce in their bar-rooms, or be liable to a
fine of not less than SO nor more than $500
These persons who were summoned all had
licenses, but they could not be seen by the
officer when he entered their places, as is the
design of the ordinance, The "violaters" !"
were all admonished and left the courtroom,
having promised to post up their licenses
couspicuousiy. Ya
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in fine localities about Norfolk and Fortress
Monroe aud other growing places are held
at as much as they are here nearly. But 10
the interior you can get farm at almost ap.s

&c as much as they are here nearly. But 10
me interior you can get farm at almost sap,S
price. l
Bnt for man who wants TO live on clfarm
Virginia ia the place. Around Petersburg,
where the lind is fertil zed, never saw we
higher corn growing or better eaEed, and oy
it's side were cotton, tobacco, potatoes. figs.
pears. peaches, aud Ill sorts Of vegetables.
In fact. with proper degree of fertilization
the mtYch. .des pissed worn.out soil OF Virginia
would be as rich as desirable for any pur-
pose. 5o :
TIE FLORA.
The "csspe myrtle" a most beautitnl
shrub, grows to perfection about Norfolk, 1t
is simply tree bouquet; flowers most deil'
cate IN clusters when as,onish the eye OF the
stranger at once. 1t grows as high as large
neach.tree. blooming from the smallest size.
Il has three shades: crimson, PINK, ana
white. We brought one home TO try II on the
south side OF q lake-view Locality. as also a
southern magnolia, with its thick and pol'shea
leaves, so different from what we call msgno'
las here, aud with bloom which is the per-
fection OF spicy fragrance. The gardener
bagged the .sbolles" carefully kept to the
roofs, and sewea tightly on the bag, telling
US 10 uuIy soaSS abo ohs euo Shey 'So'A w
finely that We really believe the TWO trees
have no idea yet of having left Norfolk. Per
haps next winter they will find it ont. The
Virginia creeper we saw growing every
where along the hedges from Petersburg to
City Point, perfectly wild, and in some places
covering fences and The sides OF the railroad
bank with its great trumpet flowers. On the
battlefield of Petersburg we saw passion.
q r,,v, 4 ho
the magnolias! Oh, how beautiful every.
where were they.
NORFOLK. ...
But the scenery about Norfolk, and Ports
mouth opposite two handsome towns), is
very fine, for located rs these places are at
the head of the great arm of the sea, near
the mouths of several large and important
rivers, with Hampton, Fortress Monroe,
SewPi Poiut, and Newport News, all with
in a few miles ever the water, combined
with brisk population and the finest ci-
mate-all these advantages unite to ensure
lis prosperity in the future as a seaport
town, however it wss depressed by the late
accursed civil war, which has left Its blight
here in its burned wharfage, its navy
yard ruins, and other evidences of former
greatness, now. happily, slowly, but steadl"
" amending. 1t is 8 perfect paradise for re-
sidences the entire district washed by salt.
water on both sides Of the Chesapeake all
tue way up to Norfolk; with a ti<h.like pro.
peusity, if We wished TO 60 down into this
once greatest, and to be some day again,
State of Virginia, we should locate near the
seaboard, and pay higher prices for farm
or residence sooner than locate far away
from Old Ocean in the interior of an i'm
mense Commonwealth, such US Virginia viii
sooner or later again become.
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Z VALENTINES AUTOMATIC coRKzR.-Drugsists
and others interested In the operation Of botling
are respectfully invited TO 40 examination Of an
original labor-saying corker for bottles and Vias.
II may be seen at the Office Of VALENTINES meat
juice. No. 21 Thirteenth street, during Thursday,
August 26tb. After which time this piece Of me-
chanisms will be packed and shipped to Boston for
exhibition before the Pharmaceutical Association
Of the United States. s
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Canada.
DEATHS FROM ABORTION.

DEATHS FROM ABORTION.
ToRoNTo, August 25.-Catharine Lsing
died at the ihouse of an aoortionist. In this
city. in June last. The body has been re-
Gently exhumed, and the verdict OF Inc July
was that she died from the effects OF ABORTION
at the house Of Arthur Diyls. DAVIS ana
wife are 10 Jail for causing the death OF Miss
Gilmore by abortion. ~
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AMGfSEM S;NTS,

GRAND BALL WILL BE 90
N given by the ALERT FIRE COMPANY ~
ON FRIDAY EVENING, August 27th, at the FiE
Council Chamber Hall, corner OF TeDlh and deaissS
Hull streets. for the purpose of raising funts'to 10
A fne band Of music will be in attendance, and a
good time guaranteed all.
strict or0er will be enforced. -
Tickets, admitting gentleman and two ladies'. ~ Z.
Tickets for sale al The Chesterfield House, Central
House. and at the COor.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGEMENTs.-H A. JoTaan.
Ferguson. j. J. irt, and A. c. Jones.
'A'oAh'A All 25-3tS
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) THURSDAY. MORN ING e AUGUsT 26,7 1878

]. How 10 CuRE FEvEn AID lAauE.-Prsons suf-
fering With FEVER ana ague intermittentor or bilious
fever win can at the drugstore and get aboite OF
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure Is certain,
and the ehiils WIN not come back during that sea-
son. It confains no qunine, arsenic, or other pol
son, and eue-haIf bottle win restore your health,
II c.esnses the system purhes ihe livsr and secre
tory organs. Price. 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
wholesale eoOfu I +
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PgRsoNAL.-Richard Barton Haxall, wife.
and daughter, arrived in the steamship
Scythia at New York Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
S. G. Greenhow, city treasurer, is sick.
II. NJ. Bell, formerly a member OF the
House of Delegates of Virginia, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. j. w. Dungee says that be stated in
his address before the late (coloreO Educa-
tional Convention that when he was employ.
ed at Hampton Academy, &C., not By the
Hampton Academy, as before reported, as
missionary, be had been urged and impor-
tuned with closed doors. while at Hampton,
10 become Congregationallst. He said be
was offered any amount OF money to com.
plete bis theological course If be would be-
come Congregational clergyman.
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BE TELEGRAPH.
Fire Il, C,l,ariestou. 9.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatcs,.I
. sCHARLRsroN, w. VA, August "a, 1876.-
This evening at II O'Clock the usual calm.
ness Of Charleston at this hour was disturb
ed by the fre-beli ringing clearly, bat with
a dreaded awe. The fire broke ont in A.
Malin's dwelling, on the corner OF Glen.
denan and Virginia streets, which, together
with other property, was burned to the
ground. Malin was insured in the Ere Asso.
citation Of Philadelphia for $1,000. / learn
himself and family are absent now. Csuse
OF the fire unknown. AT this writing the
fire is under control, and no further damage
apprehended. j. B.
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CALLED TO CALlFoRNIA.-Dr. A. S. Bette!.
helm has been called to California to tske
charge of congregation there. The congre'
cation Of Beth Ahaba, OF this city, OF which
he is now pastor, have ree:ecsed MN, out the
Doctor has not yet decided What ne VIII @ @po.
He will, however. visit California in !em
days TO see how he Wouto IKE MS noiho IL
the event Of accepting the call.
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CoNyIcTs REcEIvED.-The following cor !.
victs were received at the penitentiary yes.
terday-Yiz.: From Rockingham county,
Gabriel Monroe, one year for housebreak-
ing, and Amanda Jane Pollard, four years
for voluntary mansaughter. -
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spee,si River Report.

WASHINGTON, August 25 5-7:So 2. M
The Mississippi has, fallen six inches az u:
Louis, twenty.six inches at Cairo, thirtS.ones
inches at Memphis, and thirteen inches al
Helena. It has remained stationary at ficks-
burg and Eew, Orleans.
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THoUsANp-MME EErs.-MsJor conway
r. Howard, general ticket agent OF Tue LIE. onss.
apeakea aud Ohio Railroad COMPANY, ssa.sS W.,
that one.tbouse end-mlle tlcEes lot seue.al
travel, good until used, and available lor lan
lilies or parties, are for eale at the compsays
Office Of very Ion figure, :1,gs
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! DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have aided . weil.seected assortment OF NEW
TYPE which, together with our IMP PaoVED Ma
CHISERY and sKrLfUL MECHANICAL TALEsT
warrant Us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST GLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
pedltious mannpr
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Phe fo.-
lowing orders have been made In this court
since our last report:
In the matter of Il. B. Dunn, bankrupt.
The order of the 2Ssh of May, 1875, was set
aside and W. l.. Slater was ordered to show
cause on the first Monday in September next
why the property in controversy should not
be decreed to belong to R. &. Horne.
In the matter of Charles E. Gibbs, bank
rupt. J. NJ. Hudgin and Others were ordered
to deposit the proceeds of the sale of certain
wheat sold by them in the First National
| Bark of Alexandra, and show cause at Rich.
mond on the 18Th Of September next why
| they should not be punished for contempt.
In the matter of james Il. Dunn, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to transfer
| the bonds for the purchase of the bankrupts
real estate to certain creditors, and to make
q deed to the purchaser. He was also directed
to file his account on or before the 1st OF Oc-
tober next.
In the matter of John T. Boutwell,, bank
rupt. The report of Commissioner Atkins
was confirmed.
In the matter of D. c. Mayo, bankrupt.
E. NJ. Garuett has been substituted as as
signee, and gave bond in the penalty OF Slo,'
600.
In the matter Of Abner 81. Burke. bank
rupt. Philip S. Wood hos been appointed
assignee in the place of Allderdice, removed.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNESDAY Justice j. D..
White prestdtng.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Scott Harris and James Mitchell. charged
with fighting and creating disturbance IN
the First market. Fined 81 each.
William Randall and Ed. Sallie. charged
with creating disturbance in the First mar
ket. Fined 81 each.
Alonzo Tyler, charged with assaulting and
threatening to beat j. b. Spruel. Fined 81.
Lucy Kinney, charged with trespasslng on
the premises and threatening to beat Fanny
Carter. Costs paid and parties dismissed.
Robert Howell and Fannie Carter, charged
with misdemeanor. Costs paid and parties
dismissed. s
James Allen, charged with maliciously as
saulting Emmet Fi'zhugh, was required to
give security in 300 for fifteen days.
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BosCHEN's, 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
Hne SATCHELs, &C., at BosCHEN's, 500 and Gil
Broad street.
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The OLD PoIST ExcURsIoEIsTs. .-Notwith.
standing the very iuclement weather on
Tuesday the Council Committee on Streets
and friends, went down to Old Point. They
are eXpec ed home 10 night. ST.
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FINED FOR LOCKING THEIR WaEELs.-There
is city ordinance which imposes tine upon
the owner or driver of any wagon for lock.
ing the wheels of his dray or wagon while
passing over a paved street. Storrs d Co.
were before the Justice yesterday for viola
ting this ordinance on two counts. Justice
White imposed the minimum fine (S2) in
se,ch case ); which being paid, the cases were
dismjsled. -sa.-'.
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FUGITIvE FROM JusrICE.- George Haines, a
fugitive from justice from West Virginia, is
TO be held for ten days in the Jail OF this city
for rs QUESTION from the Governor OF west
Virginia.
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SHEET Music, SHEET MUsIC.-Another lot OF
damaged music just opened at and 10 cents
pie,e. You -an buy i've dollars worth OF music for
one dollar at JoHNsToN's, 9lS Main street. Also.
Just opened fine assortment of the very latest
STYLES Of pnper and envelopes at Try low rates.
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CHICAGO, August ga terrific storm
prevailed in Sioux City, Iowa, last night,
lasting from s O'Clock until midnight. The
loss TO crops, bridges, &c., must be very
heavv !. rtf -, .l.,ss.
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REAI. ESTATE AT PRIVATE .ALE.

Anew STOCK-BRICKs RESIDENCE ON
IN FIVE YEaRS TIME, on Cary street between
rooms; gas, wafer, bath-fuo. and water:clo
his property new, neat and srbstap tally butlt.
and shou rhe attention those desiring 10
purchase. CHAfFIN, STAPLES q CO..,
pan o1 Sond6t ]. .-[.E.I NO. Tenth street.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY, t'GLEN-
EULE'N,n near the new reservoir, with
HANDSOME Villa and NINE ACRES Or
ANN also, a number Of BEAUTIFUL LOTS
on sband street between Washington and Carter
and Carer and Robinson streets. Apply to
'AN j. L. APPkRSON.
nu24.St Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or.
ders for printing, or a call at any time you may
wish to see specimens OR OBJ ain estimates. feeling
assured that 1t viii be to yorlr advantage.
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EXCURSIONS.

Committee of Inpitation.-General 81. a. Hunt,
vrginin: Hon Henry Weod, Jr.: Firginla; a. Nv w.
Fco Virginia: : Colonel w. f. Binford. Virginia ;
H. Il. Burwe Jr.: North CAROLINA; Captain George
". Davis. Virginia T. T. IhoTp: M Esq, tlrglnIIa
V;rpinia: t. H. Bullock, co., North Carolina w.
II. Pettus, Virginia: William smith, DR. Virginia
{. G. Nebiett. Jr., Virginia. o.o-, -, VI.
pinia j ohm Easley Esq. Virginia; NJ. ". Ransom,
Jr., North Carolina; Captain John A. Coke' hich-
mona; j. %. Clay, Esq, Virginia, v ,
Eorth % CarSllna: Central j. 3. Imboden, Virginia
coiorel William e. ,,reen; Yirginis; ,Ion Colone wy
liam baskerville. Jr., Virginia; Goiongl >. :.
ford Sp15i VitEinia nr. T. j. Taylor. Virginia. Hon.
Wooa Bouain yrainla C9o1sl Ndls sp
,lna: Major ]. B. hfcPhail, Virginia; Colonel Will
liam Townes, Jr., Virginia: william G. MiHer'
su., Rich1uond Captain T.. ID: j. fress klch-
mond w. W. PEBBLES, ESQ, North Carolina.
an 2R-rhSSa2t
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Opinion OF DIR. &. s. Steuart president Of the Ma
ryand Hospital: I" LIEBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF combines the virtues of food and tonic in d
remarkable yay.n
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Gale-Capture or
q Buryln
rspecial ,eleeram 10 the Dispatc

Especial telegram 10 the Dtpatchl
PORTSMOUTH, August 25.-Nimrod Gill,
and Joe Adkins, two negro train-hands on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
were drowped during the sqaall last night
while trying TO cross tbs river.
The weather is terribly rough outside,
northeast gale prevailing, and vessels are put
-. = -. j
ting in here for safety.
Andrew Leitch, a burglar; for whom the
Governor offered reward for breaking Jail
10 Portsmouth, was recaptured late last
night. a.
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TIE New STEAM FREE -ENaIsE.-Horaee Z.
Edmond, of the firm Of Ettenger q Ed.
n,ond. tested the new city steam hre+englne
AT the plug on Nineteenth street yesterday.
mernirlg. and made it throw o stream OF
water through al 1-18 inch nozzle tWo nui'
.dred and thirty-one feet. -
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-Un Unsurpassed ia.
citties for the prompt execution OF all kinds of
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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To DETTIsTs.-The profession will find every
requisite either for the Office the laboratoryat
G. C.GENNET's, 1901 Main street.
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.,,rp>pAN ...>...

----.,,,,,, ALTON OF THE DISPATCH
ss 'naS .srmix m ruk COMBINED c1RcubA'
>I.AN"'@, rur OTHER DAILY NEWS
',,,u.nr THE CITY. -.
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.LossDALs SoFT-FIslsH lCAaBhic oniY Ao7e. ''.
ward at atLRVY6aoTHERs'.
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GOLD FoILs, Amalgams, 7 In Foils, Hills Stop.
ping, SIS. W. Guta.Percha Filling, Guilioiss Ce-
ment, Cemeut Plombe. Ariifciel Dentine, Roberts's
0. Artifciel, Oxy. Chloride of Zinc. =.
c. GESNET,
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RELIEF AND; HEALTH TO YoUR CHILDREN
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup, for CD ndEen. re-
eyes the child fIom puin, tnvigorates the stomach
ami, bowels; corrpcr. acidity and wind-co.c.