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AN INCIDENT OF SLAvERY.-George Hall,
the good-natured hired man on the farm OF
William Yarnall, over the river, was the re-
cpient last week OF long letter from his
father, Mr.. John Hall, OF RohertSport, Ii
IBERIA, whom he had not seen for twenty
wears, the whole family-father, mother,
and two sons-havinS been slaves IN the
South, and thus become scattered The
father, obtaining his freedom, found his
way to Liberia, where fortune has favored
him. He is engaged in cotiee-raising, and
says he has a coffec-grove planted for each
of his boys George and Charles), and is
very urgent in his appeals that they shall
come to Liberia, "thcir natural home,"
and be comfort to him in his old age. He
says that to emigrants who mean to stay the
American Colonization Society will furnish
a free passage, six months provisions, II
town-lot, and five or six acres OF land when
they arrive ut Monrovia, the capital OF the
country. George has not yet decided to go,
but feels very much like going to see his old
father. but is afraid he would not like the
country as well as the United States, and
the cost OF trip to Africa aud back again
would be rather hard on his bank-account.-
PottStoun (Pd.) Ledger.
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LoSG-CoSTISUED DEcEPTIoS.-TheA Aroos-
took county (Me.) Pioneer, in noticing the
death Of w. Delavan, "deaf mute" in
San Francisco, states that the man was
neither deaf nor dumb, but representing
himself as such. In 1858 he was ut Presque
Isle as a mute artist, representing that he
was sketching scenery for panorama OF
Aroostook. He was made much OF, and was
admitted to every house as welcome guest,
and consequently became the possessor OF
many family secrets. He ran OF with a
blacksmith's daughter, to whom he had re-
vealed the fact that he was an impostor, but
the enraged father overlook them and they
went back. They were finally married,
however, and he subsequently deserted his
wife and ran away with another woman.
lie afterwards turned up in the Lake Supe-
lior copper mines as deaf-mute Govern
mcnt detective.
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s9.CEN'C STORE.


DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
99-CENT STORE,
4 lot Of LARGE LEATHER SATCHELS;
A lot of MEDIUM SQUARE-END SATCHELs;
A lot OF l6-INCII VALISES;
A lot of LARGE LAVA CCSPIDALS at 99c.
4 pair;
\ lot of MAJOLICA CORN-rITCHERS at 99c.
apar;
A lot of MAJoLICA GAME-PITCHERs at 9sc
pair;
4 lot of g. and lo-RIB WATER-rROOF UNI
BRELLAS;
All sizes IN LADIES' FOXED CATERS;
All sizes In LADIES' LEATHER SHOES;
so new patterns in LADIES' PLATED OPERA
CHAINS;
Bargains in TABLE CUTLERY;
so barrels Of GOBLETS at 99c. dozen;
More or those LARGE FEARTH-VASES;
New styles in MEMS FELT HATS;
A complete assortment OF BRONZE INGSTANDS;
More of those handsome BLACK-BASE CALL
To close out our stock of STRAW HATS we will
sell them at soc.
Catalogues free to any address.
". A. STEVENS,
arlS sos Bread street.
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ACCIDENT on THE RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE
RuLRoAD.-On Tuesday evening as crank
car on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road was running down towards Chula
depot little son Of Mr.. Cofer, the agent at
that place, was playing upon the track, and
the car backed upon him, knocking him
down and severely bruising him on the
side and head.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
GOVERNORS OFFICE, :
D,,y,,rr>p Arr,,st 0) 1877
20I WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
August 81, 1877.

.NeSSrs. John II. Claiborne and others OF
Committee:
Dear irs,-Greatly do regret not to be
able to minele in your festivities OF the
morrow. A sad domestic affliction in our
family calls for my friendly services.
A good conscience makes q" man happy.
The retrospect OF the X. X. KS, without a
stimulant land OF course you won't have
ANY,, alone should make them happy.
offer you this sentiment: "Thc Il. Il.
X: Glorious ALTERATION! Years OF ar
duous, happy work to the State should make
them enjoy their Holiday"
With you truly in heart and sentiment,
JOHN +. LAY.
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Queer Operations with IL Draft.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says !:
"On the 9th Of last month 4 stranger called
at the Marine Bank Of this city and obtained
a draft for S12 on the Bank Of North Amer
lea. payable to the order OF Fl. j. Walker.
A week later another stranger called at the
same bank and obtained Il draft on New
York for 81 200, also payable to the order OF
II. j. Walker, and drawn on the Bank OF
North America. On the Goth the individual
who rot the aforementioned draft called at
the Marine Bank, said he was unable to Use
the draft as he had intended, and
asked that the currency be refunded
to him for it. The teller recognizing
him as the person who had purchased the
draft, gave him the money as requested, and
handed the draft to the book-keeper, who
entered it on the books as paid, and put it
into the drawer OF cancelled vouchers. Some
days after this it was discovered that the
draft OF the 9Th for $12 had been cleverly
altered to $1,000, and description OF it
was furnished the Marine Bank by the Bank
OF North America in its monthly statement.
This led to an investigation, and it was
found that the altered note was negotiated
at Strathroy, Ontario, with MessrS. A. John
ston IL Co., bankers at that place, who sent
it to their agents in New York, Messrs.
Smither l. Watson, who had it certified on
the 10Th, and advised Johnst N Il Co. by tel
ecraph OF its payment. Johnston Il Co.
then settled with Walker for the draft, and
that individual left for parts unknown.
Messrs. Smither e Watson deposited the
draft in the Bank Of New York, from
whence it passed through the clearing
house, and was paid by the Bank of North
America on the GOTH The draft negotiated
here and the one at Strathrov, Ontario,
were not signed in the same handwriting,
and there was probably confederate at
each place. 1t is understood. in accordance
with a decision OF the Court of Appeals in
similar cass, that the loss will fall on A.
Johnston & Co., OF Strathroy. or Smither 4
Watson. their New York agents"
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING orches-
ira this evening will be full, and will per-
form three pieces-the overtures "Ielya !"
and Banditenstrieche, and the beautiful!
"Delaware" waltzes, by Gungl. Messrs.
Thilow, Kessnich, and Reinhardt will play
q trio, and Mr.. John D. Redford will sing
two charming solos.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE THEATRE.-Work.
men are now engaged in cutting large door
(ten feet wide) from the lobby into the The
atrc parquet. and in making other arrange
ments for the comfort and convenience Of
the patrons Of that place OF amusement. The
stairway leading from the street to the fam
lily circle is being taken out, and will be sub
stituted by one three feet wide. The season
begins on the Sd of September.
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AN EXCURSION TO NEW YoRK.-The ladies
OF Broad-Strcet Methodist church have
made arrangements for grand excursion
to Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia,
and New York ria the York River line.
The train will leave Richmond on Tuesday
the 11th September at 8 o'clockP VI. The
price of tickets has been put within the
reach OF all who will probably take part in
what promises to be most delightful cX-
cnrSion
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Down THE RIVER.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of the Third
Presbyterian church have chartered the
Eliza HancoX, and will make moonlight
excursion down James river on Tuesday
evening next, the 2Sth instant. Supper and
the usual refreshments will be served. A
band OF music will be in attendance. The
steamer will leave her wharf at 1:30 o'clock.
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NEW DANCING AcADEHY.-We understand
thar Professor CHARLES w. TUMBLIssoN, Of Bal
timore, viii open new dancing academy at Month
cello Hall about the lst OF October The Professor
comes to our city highly recommended and viii
give instructions In all the latest dances With such
. nroHc,ent in his art, and such pretty and airy
hail, the academy promises to be first class.
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CoNvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terdav: From Botetourt-Maria Jordan,
four years for unlawful cutting; expenses
for sheriff and guard, S7S.S5. From Rus
sell: John Farmer, twelve years for rape;
William Shelton, five years for burglary.
The court in this case allowed three guard,
making with the sheriff four persons, to
carry two prisoners to the penitentlary,
costing the State S2l5.G6
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E(bh RIDING.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (no chill
I L Ircnt can procure g"oT BOARD in an eS.
crllCut ih.ighhurhoo'i. Rooms satisfactory, ana
charges - suit; Address - K. W. L.," care OF The
TIEj.rtch. all
NEW YORK BOARDING. 81 FIFTH
~ SvESTE. NEW IuEK.-tlcSaut family board
ing-iirG-.. Two dollars per ,aN ten dollars per
week. most cool ana central summer residence.
I, D-Rm
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Anniversary Celebration OF the

THE fifth anniversary OF the organization
~ the Kouseryative Kampaign Klub was
celebrated at the Scheutzen Park brewery
Yesterday. There were present altogether
about one hundred gentlemen, including
many city official and others prominent in
Richmond political and commercial circles.
The. party was thoroughly sociable and
agreeable one, and the day was spent in
nlloit.pitchiny. rife-shooting, card-playing,
and in various manly, innocent, and in
viporatinp exercises. There was no set pro-
gramme, and no formalities Of any sort, and
as consequence all whiled away the time
happily. ~, -.
tsnce agreed upon was about hundred
wards. and the course not particularly
smooth one, as it was over piece OF ground
thick in places with stubble.
In the foot-race for lean men, the entries
were Messrs. John Bowers, Elijah Hulcc,
J. Fl. Claiborne, Charles Clinely, John NJ.
Hall, and w. Fl. Page. Bowers won the
race, with Hulce second, Claiborne third.
CIinelv fourth, Hall fifth, and Page last.
Five fat men started in the race arranged
for heavy weights. Herman Myers got IN
first, Frank Reilly second. 0. Morgenstern
third Sam. Maccubbin (the biggest man OF
alD fourth, and George Robinson last. MIR.
Robinson, after travelling about fifty yards
at rapid gait, had fall, which without
hurting him lost him his position in the race.
Maccubbin, perhaps, would have been the
winner had the judge (Mr. Kelley acccded
to his proposition for "a scaled vote,' az he
called it-yiz., that all the contestants should
carry weights, which, added to their own
fieshly avoirdupois, would make each as
heavy as Maccubbin.
Dinner, prepared under the supervision
OF Zetelle. was spread in the pavilion ut 4:30.
The bright particular" dish was Bruns-
wick stew, but other things, good and sub
stanta, were provided in abundance, and
the wines were rich md plentiful. Major
Claiborne, chief of the klub, made short
address OF welcome to the guests. just be-
fore the gentlemen left the tables Mr.
Charles V. Meredith, by request OF Major
Claiborne, read the following letters:
COMMONWEALTH OF NlRGINA,)
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August -, 1877. )
Messrs. John II. Claiborne, John g. MosbH
and others, Committee Of Initiation, dc. I:
Gcntlemcn,-An unusual pressure OF Off
cia duties denies me the liberty of attend
ing the Il. X. Il. anniversary dinner OF to-
day.
Duly hpprcciating the courtesy and COM
pliment of your invitation, and rendering
YOU my congratulations upon the strength
and harmony which now characterize the
Conservative organization Of Virginia, |
have the honor to be
Your very obedient servant,
JAMES l.. KEAPER.
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yised by physicians 10 EiHe hodcrate am oi
whiskey two or three times during the d In 4
little while those who adopt this advice II nty
incrrase the number OF "drinks," and In be-
come confirmed inebriatcs. beverage wn,s. VIII
40, create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and which
is Intended especially for the benefit of debiltated
persons, whether at home or 0broad, Is Dr.
SCIIESCK's SEA-WEED TONIC, containing the
juices of many medicinal herbs. This preparation
does not create appetite for the intoxicating cup.
The nourIshing and the Iifc-supportlng properties
of many valuable natural productions contained In
II, and well known 10 medical men. have most
strengthening influence. 4 single bottle of the
Tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities. For
debility arising from sickness. 0ver-cxertion, or
from any cause whatever, wincglaSsful Of Sea-
Weed Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome food.
TO all who are about leaving their homes we desire
10 say that the excellent effects of DIR. ScheEck's
seasonabIe remedies, SEA-WEED Tonic and NAN
DRAKE PILLS, are particularly evident when taken
by those who inuriously affected by change OF
water and diet. No person should leave home with
out taking supply Of these saft guards along. For
sale by all druggists.
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There were no speeches.
TT,ts1 "a ,hakt

There were no speeches.
Think OF that
4 public dinner and no spceches!!
Yet there were ut least two dozen gentle
men present who excel in poSt-prdndidI
oratory.
1t is even said that some had speeches
committed to memory, and were prepared
to utter them on slight proyocatlon. But
there was no chance given. This startling
innovation upon wellestablished (and
much-abused) Virginia custom met with
general approval. II it could be success
fully practiced upon company so largely
composed OF speakers and aspirants lor
popular favor it is certainly worthy OF trlal
where the oratorical inclination Is not SO
strong.
After dinner there was an amusing strug-
ole between eight married men ana the
same number OF bachelors. A very neaVy
rope-cable, rather-sixty feet long was pro-
cured. The married men took hold OF one
end Of il, and the bachelors took hold OF the
other end. The bachelors pulled the mar
ried men down the first trial. On the sec,
ond the married men won. On the thfru
trial the bachelors won again.
In throwing the heavy hammer MIR. Alex.
Dick far excelled all competitors.
About O'Clock Mr.. Kelley, in short
and happy speech, presented TO Mr: oGnit o. III
Bowers. Jr,, the tine leather-medal won last
wear by Major Claiborne by superior meet
ness OF foot, and this year taken from the
Major by Mr.. Bowers. Mr.. L. G. Cabel'
responded handsomely for Mr.. Bowers.
After this ceremony the party dispersed,
with lively recollections Of the pleasures. OF
the occasion and grateful feelings for the
members OF the X. K. r., for Leteile, ahe
for all others who contributed to the success
OF the entertainment.
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4 TTEACTlNE TICKET TO rEETe
y taac.<us-4sz.i...
OLD POINT.
lNrLtpI.G roAHp.

tIn SATURDAY. August llih. and NEK1
SUCCESSIVE SATURDAY. until further notice,
rII. James River >i,liu.oa Company will place on
sale rouud-trp Tickets. good tn OH Point tc'tvlhH
here at 7 \. VI. ou SNrl i;DAI and arriving mere
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. including FIRST
CLASS HOARD al tn. Iiygrit Hotel IN thc ntcrln''
tor The lo~ pri"" 81 -.
Thi> Arrangement; docs not iuclul. breakfast at
In" hotel N"ndtN niu!ningc;
Meats steamer i; reduced ralc:-vz.. breakfast.
JOr.: dlunrr. 1Jc.
Tickets for sale on board steamer.
l.. u. TATIM.
Ar 1-lll General Agent.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-Dh. X. =. y
BESsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMlLE fiLLs aie
prepared expressly to cure SICK heaaaeh., Seisnua
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Meula'sia, 80 ...
'.nn.ness and sleep,essness and will cure any case
p.,.a hoc Postage free. Sold by all druggisS'
oace' = ne north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Did.
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observation possible. And this becomes an
interesting problem because with such high
powers the earth's yearly and daily motion
not alone, but also the velocity in orbit anu
rotation OF planets. must be taken In ac-
count, as we'll as the inclination OF the axis,
OF plancs, OF orbits, and OF rotation.
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PERSONAL Rev. n. W. Wilson, Of
New Orleans, formerly OF Richmond, will
preach at Grace-Street Baptist church on
Sunday next at IL O'Clock A. d., and at
Clay-Street Baptist church at 81 Z. N.
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business CHANCE.-An kNERGET-
ID IC BUSINESSMAN. with from $4,000 to
10000 CAPITAL. can hear "i an opportunity for
MI cxrrilnt investment in wcll-"slahl:-hcd husi-
ness whirn may hc purchased either in whole or In
il!;. Address apply IL
CliAfFlN, STAPLES j. CO.
aG lS-rui3t Elclmund. Va.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

isEy- On an sa5eS of RfGi Estnte made bftWesn
the lst NJ Jnmunry anil last NJ June the tnaesf"r
the present year hdCet" be PAID tgMt purchaser:
Os nU sales nudt betlDeen the lst Of Juiynndla' {
of the ycnr The tareS haUp to be pHd 6y the seller.
IThS custom was adopted about fifteen yrars ago
bV nil the real estate agents IN Richmond, ana af
piles TO Richmond and vicinity.l
r. Il. LYME, g +. W., large and desirable three
story brick dwelling on the corner OF foushee
aud Grace streets.
JOHN MCCORMICK, 10Y a. NJ, furniture, &c.
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CLARET-fncst brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
onr own importation: Willis Whiskey, Leehan
WhiSkey. B Select Whi>key. " ri Consottdor
and "iftana 1.-TWO excellent brands of cigars OF
our manufacture. Liberal discount I" the
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO.,
NN3 Main street.
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ENGINEERING.

CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
TECHEIC INsTITUTR TROY,N. Y.--Instruction
very practical. Advantages unsurpassed In tnls
country. Graduates obtain excellent positions Ee-
onens september 18TH For the Annual Register,
Containing improved or study and fall para-
culars, address PROP. WM. L. ADAMS, Director.
Y 3l.lm
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NJ. ELLYsoN / CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsements In all of the newspapers OF the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
mitch counting will receive prsmvt atten-
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BLEEDING AND rLCERATEo GUNS healed ny
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH-WASI.
Fifty cents q bottle.
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RICHMOND, August %, 1877.

Mujor John II. Claiborne and Others, COM
mittee:
Gentemen,-Please accept my thanks for
your invitation 10 attend the anniversary OF
the X. Il. f. to-day. Pressing business en-
gagemeuts prevent my attendance.
Wishing the Klub" long career in the
good work they are doing, and health and
prosperity to the individual members, l
am very truly yours,
r. E. BLANKENSHIP.
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RURAL GENTLRMAN RoBBED.-Yesterday
morning Mr.. Edward Duke, OF Louisa
county, while asleep in his wagon in lot
in rear of the store OF w. S. Davis d Co.,
Brook avenue, was robbed OF ST..
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKER
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsII, for sore gums and de-
~ ycd teeth. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done NJ tht
DISPATCH PRISTISG-HoCsE. oood "orA' ''n
nr,ces. and satisfaction guaranteed
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TIE CARBOLIC MOUTH WASH is pleasant to the
taste, and an excellent lrge for sorc-throat Fifty
cents 4 bottle.
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RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1877.

Major John H. Claiborne, Chief K. K. H.:
NV Dear Sir,-Please make my cordial
acknowledgment to the Club for their kind
invitation of to-day. Till within the last
half hour l INDUCED the hope OF enjoying
their genel Gus ho>pitaities, always so plea
SAINT to remember, but / find myself too
closely pressed by imperative duties to in
dulge myself.
Congratuating the Club on completing
to. day its first lustrum, and wishing it 4
century OF existence and happiness, l am
very truly and respectfully your obedient
servant, ALEXANDER Q. HOILAD4Y.
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TIE SAPoNISE DENrTFRICE prepared by MEADE
6 BAKER will eradicate the incipcnt tartar on
teeth ana prevent decay. Fifty cents n box.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justice John
j. Crutchfeld presiding.-The four colored
persons arrested, charged with stealing
SO in currency and some iewelry from w.
n. Newman, Esq, were discharged, it an-
pcaring that the property was taken by W.
G. Newman, son OF Mr.. Newman. The
youth (aged tiftcen) waived examination,
was sent on to the grand jury, and COM
mitted to Jail. The money. or consider
able portion OF it, and some Of the iewery,
was given by the youth to woman named
Pearl Western. She and the keeper OF the
house, Mollie Bcazley, were sent on to the
grand Jury for disreputable conduct.
Peter Larance was fined s. for being
drunk and lying in the street, and resisting
the police.
William James and Adelaide Brown (col-
ored), charged with moral delinquency.
took Il waiver to the Hastings Court and
gave bond for their appearance.
James Green, William Smith, Bernard
Dent, and;Charles Bran, arrested for card
PLAYING in the reighborhood OF Granite
ferry. Sent to Jail for thirty days in default
Of surety.
Edward Thomas alias Fitzhugh, the col
ored man who was arrested for picking the
pocket OF Mrs. Caroline Speireiser, was sent
to Jail for twelve months, with labor.
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DISCOLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE& BAKERS SAroSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents / box.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, falling barometer, southeast
winds, clouds and rains will prevail, fol-
lowed by cooler northcrly winds and fall
ing barometer.
For the Gulf States, north and east winds,
rising followed by falling barometer, and
warmer, partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fall
ing possibly followed by rising barometer,
weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer.
increasing Southcr!y winds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly slight rains, folowc d
bv rising barometer and cooler westerly
winds.
The rivers will continue falling, except
rises in the rivers Of the southern States.
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EEtrTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE BA-
kER'S elegant SAPOSINE DENTIFKICE. Fifty
4 hnN.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE x
BAKER's CARBoLIc MoUTI-WAsI. Fifty cents
hrtfIp
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DECAYED TEETH disinfec,ed by MEADE BA-
EER'S CARBoLIC MOUTH-WhSH. Fifty cents 4
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nRC M OND ILLUMISATOR-th
~ most perfect tkcroSene-burNer and iliumin2tor IN
The Inarkct-a brilliant steady light, and burns with
out chimney.
LITTLE WOADER-odorlcsS. safety NIGHT
LAMP. Every family should haze one. Price, 25c.
Observation-Disclosures some designs cheap,
and lined with galvanized iron; great Improvement
uu The zinc.
REFKiGERATORS, FRuIT-JARS. &C.
GEORGE GIBSON, Jn.,
my l6 1907 Main street.