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II the cruelties attributed to Cossacks
an Bulgarians caa be proved they should
be formally reprobated by the Russian Gov
ernment. The conquest OF Turkey cannot
be hastened by burning captives. alive or
other modes OF deliberate murder The
Porte has, however, recent crimes OF the
sort to answer for as well as,the invaders.
In its haste to appeal to foreign nations Tor
sympathy it omits significantly any expla.
nation Of the murder oi one hundred and
forty-two Russian soldiers who were shot
down last month near the Shipka pass
while under a flag OF truce. While the
Turks, show little humanity themselves,
their reIlonstrances are not likely to excite
much attention.-Ne,0 York Tribune.
There was awife-whipping in Congress
Park at Saratoga the other day, Husband
and wife were fashionably dressed. and
were stopping at one OF the best hotels.
The man caned his wife vigorously, and
was arrested. vi. IS ;@s ;,
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= The Senatorial Conventions, &c.-1t has
now been definitely. settled thate9the Con-
,yention to nominate candidate ,from this
Senatorial district will assemble at Powha-
tan Courthouse Saturday, August 25tb, at
gates is So, as follows: Chesterfield, II /;
Goochland, 8; Powhatan, o, and Manches.
ter, 7. Necessary to"aaehoce, 30. There
seems to be but little doubt, OF the probable
unanimous nomination Of DIR. L. r. Chiles,
OF, this city, and a most efficient and accept
able standard-bearer be will make. S. T.:
Maddox (Republican) carried the district
by about 100 in 1879, when therewas no or
ganized;opposition. The redemption of the
ldistrictis confidently expected thiy fail. !"
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LICE CoUKr SATURDAY AND Police
ITEas...t Colonel ":}, Henry Sloan was
charged with having q bug OF wheat In his
possession, supposed TO be the property OF
some other person. Sloan stated in his de-
tense that the wheat was sent TO- him from
the country as sample. and, as 1t was late
when he took il from the boat, he placed 1t
in store ON; Main street and went to the
Convention. and was on his way to his room
when the officer .nabbed him. His case was
coiitinued..' ~" 'i"'''' ""'' mi" ~
Z John Anderson tcolored) was faed $3.50
for being drunk and .disorderly in the
street, srra ,.f! at; H., = ,s,D.,r h.,i.4..! ''
-, Saturday morning about, 10 O'Clock Ser.
geant Daniel Wren, ,7of the First police dis
trict, arrested Mr.! John Settles on a'war-
rant, ctiurging him. First; with .feionious
forging and attempting to employ as true,
with intent to ,detraud, a false writing OF
the following purport: .,.....,....... ~
"Received Of John Nettles four hundred
dollars, on account OF Trustee. y .''"
.t:i.ruE r r..ai...''.. s her
[sisnedl :-. 'sLUcY A,A QrARLEs. y"
Test: 5"H. j.. Cabeu."
Second,' with feloniously stealing four
hundred dollars from Lucy A. Quarles, he
having received the same as trustee for
Lucy A. Quarles. He was taken to the
First police station, when he sent for JUS
tice White for the purpose Of being bailed.
Justice White being engaged In the trial OF
civil cases could not give his case hearing
until Monday. s, -frE
Squire Nettles confidently states that he
will establish his innocence. s.:. j.;
saturday night Police-Justicc White ad-
mittcd Mr.. Nettles to bail in the sum OF
$4,000. The examination was fixed for
August 18TH psi, ea. #a.r
Policeman Bailey reported Il number OF
parents for permitting their children to
hathe in Shockoe creek In violation Of the
city ordinance. ~'.
= Policeman Burkart Saturday night ar
rested John Henry Turner (colored), charged
with making felonious assault on Hen
rietta Anderson, also colored. ... ~
Edwin- Houden (colored) was arrested
Saturday on the charge Of being drunk aud
disorderIy and using profane language in
the market, and assaulting Justice John j..
Crutcb1ield while in the discharge OF his
duty.
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EXCURSION TO OLD POINT AND NoRF FOLK
Trinity Lodge, No. 81, Independent Order
OF Good Templars, will make their second
excursion to Old Point, Norfolk, and Ports
mouth, leaving the wharf at Rockets on
Thursday morning next at O'Clock on the
fast steamer John Sylvester. Arrangements
have been made, the committee say, with
the proprietor Of the Hygeia Hotel for low
rates OF board, and pleasant time is prom
iscd all who attend. Special arrangements
can be made for families or parties OF five or
more by applying to the committee.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

> Arrival Of THE NORFOLK CITY GUARD
DEPARTURES OF THE MILITARY 'P0R The
WHITE SULPHUR.-The Norfolk City Guard
(thirty-iye strongG commanded by Captain
White and Lieutenant Hodges, arrived in
Richmond on Saturday afternoon by the
steamer Eliza Hane6x, and were met at the
wharf by the Richmond City Guard, Cap
tain Charles F. Taylor" The visitors were
escorted to the afmory OF the Richmond
cry G nardby that company and Kessnich's
fbandn At the artnory delightfuf collation.,
prebared By Mr. Andrew Krouse, had been
spread, and which was heartily enjoyed by
aif. Speeches were made by CaptainsiW hite
and Taylor, Judge Garnet, and others. =!
About. 6 O'Clock Companies B, Captain
Biniord; G., Captain Spotswood:' F. captain
Miller; Richmond City Guard, Captain Tay-
lor; and the Norfolk City Guard, Captain
White; marched to the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad depot, where they took aspe-
cial train at G:3O O'clock for the White Sui
phur Springs. The battalion was COM
handed by Major Anderson. Adlutant 20.
lane Stern and Quartermaster Bigger also
accom- panied the party. Lieutenant-Colonel
Purcell will probably go up to-day: ~.
All members Of the regiment who desire
to Join the encampment can do SO this week
NJ I0e TeuuCeu lalts uACu NY thC SiiSS"PN"iA~
and Ohio Company.
The following regulations for camp in
struction have been promulgated: J.
The encampment will continue seven
days, and will be known as Camp Lee."
Hours for calls will be as follows: Re-
vellle, 6:3O M; breakfast, 7:l5 A. NJ;
sick-cal, s A.. NJ; guard-mounting, $50
A. NJ; dinner-eall, P. NJ; dress parade,
sunset: taps, y midnight; drill at such
hours as may be ordered. -.
No officer or soldier in uniform, or any
part thereof, Will be allowed to enter the
bar-room. '''" .t'-'' %"
The command will ut ALL TINES wear
uniform pants white or gray and dress or
fatlgue-caps; when off duty citizens coat
may be worn in place OF the uniform coat.
Captains will march their companies to
the dning-hall promptly at the hours as or
dered.+ ."'':.--.' ....
Officers will labor to keep their men I'M
der control at all times. '.t-.''
The Colonel commanding desires to call
the attention OF the command to the fact
that the preservation OF the good name and
discipline OF the regiment will rest with
each soldier. A company OF guests, such
az is gathered at the White Sulphur Springs,
comprising refined and intelligent people,
would necessarily be annoyed at any act OF
indiscretion, especially when-it becomes
more apparent il done by soldier IN uni
form. r-
For this reason, as we'll as to sustain the
excellent reputation which the regiment
bears in this and other communities, the
Colonel feels that he does not appeal in
vain.
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Mr. William Carrutherrs, 81, sees no reason ie in

Mr.. William Carruthers sees no reason in
anything which his opponents have sub
mitted, to alter, the opinions he had pre-
yiously expressed with regard toithe bear
Ing OF fossil plants to the doctrine OF eyolu-
ton. He has reissued the address deliver
ed by him as president OF the Geologists'
Association, Great Britain, and reasserts
that the whole evidence supplied by fossil
plants Is opposed to the hypothesis OF gene
tic evolution. y ....al, limo -
+ It is proposed to bore tunnel under the
Mediterranean from near Algtciras, IN
Spain, TO a point between Tangiers and
Ceuta. in Africa, distance OF nine miles.
The cost is estimated at g., 600, 900. and the
promotars are said to have already raised
considerable sum-. ,
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To the Pnhlic.

The undersigned desire to do James
McClernand entire justice. That he cast q
vote without any real authority for Craig
county is certainly true; but after hearing
the statement OF Mr. Marshall, OF Craig,
we are satisfied that he, being unable from
sickness to attend the Convention, asked
McClernand to cast the vote. We can well
see how Mr.. McClcrnand regarded himself
as entitled to cast the vote, and are more
than willing to do him justice in this re-
gard. JOHN S. WISE, H
-. ....... ...,....... JOHN A. BlCCaULL.
Richmond, August II, 1877. ..~
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4 Mialor Topics An excellent market SAT-
urday, and asuperabnndance OF melons and
peaches:5' !"t.:s5tS.Ia &. ~ Hs.-@3i.5'l 3a
taThere viii be no session Of the Hastings
Coartthts month. sis.l III &.Sfpt -sq
i'The }. Fl. s.: l.. Is In q fourishihg condi.
!tfon aud has fine library :issi2 ~.
The ball Of The Mutual Baseball Club at
Cersley's Hall iwas an elegant afair.,
q On the watar-line at Belle Isle, and from
the railroad.shops, comes the cheering note,,
"Aips well. 5554s.. Y tssss'lt i}s ''
Hull street, west side, from Sixth street
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A Chance for the Poorest.

Here is little matter Of fact which, right
" considered, has its meaning for strikers,
and sympathizers with strikers, and other
hungry men out Of work and wages. Two
or three years ago q laboring man from the
coal regions of this State Cfor aught we
know, one or the 9. ten thousand slaves who
sicken in Scranton mines ~ put bis savings
into farn-wagon and pair Of mules, and
his family into the wagon. and found bis
way down through Virginia to the lofty
table land of the Blue Ridge, in North Caro-
lima. There land was to be had almost for
the asking. He erubbed up trees, built a
log hut, planted his little patch. Instead OF
digging ut starvation rates in the coal to-
day, or helping to food mines and ma ke
good bis title to cell in the jail, he sits
among his robust boys and girls, and looks
over his fields OF waving corn and Iull or
chards to rs fair prospect beyond as the
world has to offer. His children are fed and
clothed out OF teeming abundance. He is
not '.slave Of any capitalist but man
of weight and importance in his neighbor-
hood. TT -',.'. ..t. = > -
There is no earthly reason why our sur-
plus laboring population shoult not turn to
the vast tracts OF untitled land waiting for
them other than their: diseased love OF eN-
element. They would rather strike in a
crowd for ten cents more in the day than
earn a dollar more In the quiet country.
From all quarters come demands for farm
laborers. but the army Of tramps continue
undiminished and unfed. ~, sI,!,i IN = :.
For men, by the way, who can work and
are willing to work, there is no better field
open than these unemployed lands OF the
mountains Of Virginia and North Carolina.
Laboring men dread with reason the. malaria
and the gTasshoppers Of the West. But the
the air in these ncighboring States is so pure
and invigorating that sanitariums have been
established by New England men on the
heights for the cure OF censumptives.-r
Philadelphia Telegraph. :s 5sa ,.,.,... :, Z. I'll.
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,I.TRlSsPERs OF REAL ESTATE. follow
ing is a. statement OF the conveyances OF
real estate for the week ending August l ::
! Lots fronting s85 feet on Fourteenth street
between Main and FrankHn for $500; =
feet ON M street between Twenty seventh
and Twenty-eigbth for sl25; at feet on st.
James near Hill street, ~ feet on st. James
near Hill street, for 81 200; feet on Cary
street corner Jefferson for -, 10o; 30ofeet on
Broad street for $4,000; "A feet on alley
between Tenth and Eleventh streets 1or
s40O; Il feet on alley between Tenth ana an.
Eleventh streets for 1880; Is feet on nliey
between Tenth and Eleventh streets fori Or
$500. I .g..s...l- .tr...rs 5I
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FURNITURE.

NOW Is THE TIME .-FURNI-@
~ -TURE AT BOTTOM PRICES-Par- E<Srs
chasers VIII find il TO their interest 10 calI on sX
D. ID. GATEMOOD, sos east Broad street. ! have
the latest styies for chsrnbcf, pariCr, and dining
room These goods, being bought at The lowest cash
ness, enables me TO oder extraordinary induce
megE. W91
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SCOTTISH GAMES AND Picnic. fifth
annual celebration OF the Richmond Gale
donian Club will be held at the Brewery on
Monday, August Goth. a great number OF
Scottish games and exercises have been ar
ranged. The committee, James Macdougall,
chairman, promise good order and pleasant
time to the ladies and gentlemen who attend.
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Too BIG.-The careful reader will hardly
be required to be told that the word " dl-
ameter D. was used in the watermelon para
graph on Saturday for circumference" a
watermelon thirty-seven.inches in diameter
would be bigger thing in its way (and on
ice) than the late Convention. '-.
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ENTRANCES AT THE CUsTOM-HoUsE SATUR-
DAY.-Schooner John Z. DALEY, Long mas
ter, from Windsor, \. S., with cargo OF
lump-plaster to Davenport Il Morris /;
schooner Mary Novel;, Davidson master,
from Baltimore, to load hogshead hoops for
Matanzas, Cuba; schooner J. z. Augur,
Dayton master, from Baltimore, to load
-four for Brazil. .,.-...... .:...... ..-.., %
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: The. Shiloh ASSocidtion.-Th Shiloh (col-
ored) Association has been in session in this
city, all the week. All the meetings have
been largely attended. Much business OF
interest and importance to the Church. has
been transacted. The final sessions OF the
Association were heIdyesterdey at Ko,clock
a. N. and ut q and p. M! Distinguished
ministers preached on each occasion. =,
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THE MARKETS. The city markets were.
on Saturday crammed with everything. good
TO eat. Fish, flesh, fowl, and vegetables in-
ternaingled promiscuousty. Everything. was
cheap-to be had foraprice; but that price,
however small, was to be antied up asa pre-
limiDary to negotiation for any transfer. -''
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BADLY WAsHED.-Thc police report Il
badly-washed place across the sidewalk cor
ner OF 3Iain and Morris streets. < twelve
foot gulIey has also lately been washed into
CANDLES Hill, one OF our public parks. 1t
affords, an excellent opportunity for some
one Of the rising generation to. dislocate his
or her cerebral vertebra, thereby giving
employment to some doctor or the City
Tnroppr .s
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!, PEACE WARRANT.-O complaint OF Major
Poe 4 warrant was issued Saturday charging
Messrs. John s. Wise and James McCler-
nand with being about to commit breach
Of the peace. 1t was executed by Sergeant
Angle; but Immediately thereafter the ac-
cused were discharged By Justice Crutch-
field at the request OF Major Poe. ".
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w. GODDIN, 5 r. n, commissioners sale Of farm
Ing land In ueurico county half 0 mile north or
the city. r..
FHAFFIE, STAPLES & CO., trustees sale OF
y house and lot on Buchanan Tor Federal) street
. between Richard and Baldwin.
RICHARDSON & CO., I p. M" timbered land In
- uenrico county twelve miles FROM thectt
J. d. WHITEHEAD & CO., 10 A. d., al nssort-
; lrent OF groceries, wooden ware, &c.'
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REVENUE CoLLECTroSs.-Colect Rus
sell received United States revenue as fol-
lows for the week ending Saturday: Mon
day, S13.35G.4S; Tuesday, S12, ,402.5S; We'd
nesday, S7,2G1.GG; Thursday, Sl0,144.75;
Friday, S9,S29.16; Saturday, S11,516.S4-.
total, S53,66l %. ........j .s..... t...
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FXCU SION.
GRAND EXCURSION, ).
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH.

OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH.
-! TRINITY LODGE, No. 9I. Independent Order Of
food Tenplars, viii make their second excursion to
the aboye-nsmed pointsy leayinS ths FhaIh at
IT. o,s!eSk: 9rthe fast and elegant stesfass'eHS
etArranSemsnts have been made with tho proprietor
Of the Hygeia Hotel for ssRger Lodging. and break,
el., Those Wishing 10, remain longer, .Az,25 per
day; children nnder ten years. $3.50; or Tor one
weeks board $l2.6o;: children under ten years,
assis on boat a. a reduced rate. li5 ~
haif.prfce.
Tickets can I've procured 81 tie following com init
tee: Nv. w. Wood. City Hall; James E Riddick,
City HALL L. c.. Weatherford, ST. Clair Hotel j. A.
Gin l7O5 Main street IL T. DIN, Eleyenth!'street
and Basin bsnk; psnd W.sn Ers. @ @pS,Ice.-sMtstion; ia
Broad street John II: 4ErisMsrsorn, 50 up, 3 seven;
street L. kersay &ison, 1907 Main esrcets and
w. CARRIERS, S26 east Main street. .str an ll-3t
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RAILROAD TAxEs.-It is expected that
Judge Wexford will enter nm order to-day in
the matter of the taxes due by the Chesa-:
peake and Ohio Railroad Company to the
State OF Virginia. ~
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MASHED. UNDER A, A,CAR-WHEEL.-On Sat-
urday morning Mr.. Joe Lee, an empoye at
the Tredegar Iron-W orks, was badly mashed
by car-whecf falling npon him. He was
taken to his home in Manchester. ~
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} Personal. Colonel E.. E.. portlock, au-
dftor OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, was in the city Saturday en- route
for Lynchbugg. 5''' 49,.
l. Mr.. t. B. Keogh, well known in North
Carolina rs the chairman OF the Republican
State Committee Of that State, is in the city
and stopping at the Exchange and Ballard.
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Robbers About.-In addition to the rob-
berries at Robert T.. TalIey's and Dr.. Arch.
ers, previously reported, the, premises Of
Justice Martin were entered a few, nights
since and several small articles ,stalen.,
-, At the brick-yard Of West i. I4acy's theits
OF wood are frequent. This is something
tbatis rarely stolen In the summer time. y,
There, seems to be, a gang OF robbers
around, and all persons should. look well TO
their valuables. :, = i ;,4,l All -,aIq,a.. ~. ~
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EXCURSION TO WEST POINT. This morn
ing at s. O'Clock Chiekahominy Tribe, No.
81, I. O.. n. d., will have one of their pieas-
ant excursions to- West Point. The fribe
is noted for their good order and .weli-con.
Quoted excursions, and every arrangement
has been made, the committee say, to insure
q pleasant trip. A good brass and string
band will accompany the exeursionists TO
euliyen the occasion. -
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u Chesterfield County Court.-The August
term of the County Court will commence to-
day. No eases OF special interestrare ex.;
pected to be considered. .,,i}..i- ta=ta :.
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HUSBANDS who desire TO keep peace IN their
households know how important ifiSto keep fheir
wives in good hnmor. One way Of doing this, nj
trifing expense, Is 10 subscribe. for, tAndrewsS
Bazar," price one dollar. This admirable housenoid
magazine is desirable as literary treasure, auo, IN
addition, furnishes all the society and fdsh1ouaDie
information regarding the art Of the toilet, IN
cludng cuts and patterns With full descriptions ana
directions. Send 10 cents 10 Cincinnati for speci-
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.,roa,n, In White rlsuucls at L. srBuS 6 co.'s.

CLARET-Gncst brands; Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
Whiskcy, 3 Select Whiskey.| Sci Consolador"
and Pitaua r-tw0 excellent brands Of cigars OF
our own manufacture. Liberal discount 70 the
trade WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.,
.r4 l.. .~.. 9OS Main street.
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Mayors, Court. THE case Of, young HoiI
becks charged with the theft OF watch
from ]. T.. Rea!ms, Teams, was continued until IN
Several ,iil unilmporthant cases s.ss1 we're e. dis
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth<
DISPATCH PRINTING-HouSE. Good work, low
pricts, and satisfaction guaranteed. .r-.i.-
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GotoL. STERN co.'s for your Cambria Eds1nss
and Insertings-5,O00 different patterns to select
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PRINTER. srAT10SEn, &c.
GEORGE w. GARY, ............
PRINTER, sTATlONER, BINDER, AND
BLASK-BooK MANUFACTURER,
RiEuMOND.t WA 1. \

SThTIoSERy-SroRE, No.'3 Governor street
PRINTING HOUSE, No. 3 south Eleventh street
large stock or FANCY and STAPLE STA
T1OSEKY always Oh hand. ..s" ss5
PRINTING Of every description neatly and
chcaply executed, including POSTERS of any
Size or colors. 'sa' s" = t.f. a'.t- 'ia..
Some JOB-PRINTING PRESSES. a RULING
MACHINE, and aPApER-CErTER for sale cheap.
au 9-lw GEORGE ". GARY.
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THE. LEE GALLERY.-The, best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States. .,.
a"Tt .''o7-al5dD q CrRrsriAS OBSERVER.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE i BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WASII, for sore gums aud de-
CAY Ell teeth. Fifty cents bottle. --L ~
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TIE SAPoSINE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the ihcipient tartar on
teeth anI prevent decay. Fifty cents box. -
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to Bridge avenue. was crowded and OBJ
structed to an uncomfortable degree Satur-
day night. ~ ~
! Heider's new building is receiving its
finishing touches. and Is an ornament to
Hull street. j-,'s.il s~ @d YntiG.Jfay
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Buy YocR FALL Goops EARLY. while they arc
cheap JULIUS MEYER, 603 Broad street, L. open
Ing some great bargains. -t s.ft.s<i.j
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5000 different patterns Hamburger EdSinRs and
Insertings Mt t.. STERN & Co.'S. Prices very low.
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HAMBrRGH EMBRolDERrEs in full assortment
ut l.. STEM L CO.'S. ~
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BLEEDING AND ULCERA1ED GUNS healed by
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoL1c MoUTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents a bottle. .| @-'
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DEcAYED TEETH dsinfected by MEADE & BA-
KER's CARDoL1c MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents
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CHEAPER THAN EvER-The large lot OF HAM
BuRGn EDaINGs and INsERTIyGs just received ut
JULIUS MEYERS. 't- -'' HHA
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BEAuTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE q BA-
KER's elegant SAPoSINE DENT1fRIcE. tifty
cents box.