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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05
q BRrEr LOCAL ITEMS. Tho prices OF to-
bacco Yesterday were remarkably low. The
highest reported price paid on Change was

~ EKfEF IuUAL IfEMss--l NS PA sSsS1s VI ~ 81
bacco yesterday were refnarkably low. The
highest reported price paid on Change was
|S11.63. !,
Tbe collections OF United States internal
revenue Yesterday were 30, T3a.63.
The street-cars are now run from the cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets to Main
and Laurel streets until II o'clock T. nj.
The sheriff OF Fauquier county delivered
at the penitentiarv yesterday SeWeii Hatba-
way. for one year for malicious cutting.
There was an old-fashioned, highiy-en-
ioyable love-feast at Centenary Methodist
church last night.
The session OF the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals at Staunton terminated by adjourn
ment Yesterday. The next session COM
mences 10 this city November 1st.
The dollhouse on Mayo's island Is not, as
many suppose. on neutral ground. 1t IS IN
cluded in Jefferson Ward, in the city OF
Richmond.
MYRTLE and Hines Lodges, Knights OF
Pythias, and Temple Lodge, A. +. and a.
NJ, had meetings last night. The Grays
also held their weekly drill. with full ranks.
The Norwegian barkentine Ina, Tornethy
master, entered yesterday from Hampton
Roads, in ballast, to load grain for Europe,
for Thomas Branch d Co.
The coastwisc receipts yesterday were
coal and wheat. No shipments reported.
A portion OF the sidewalk on Cary street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth is being
paved with granite spalls.
The bridge over the dock on Fourteenth
street, on the main thoroughfare from this
city to Manchester, needs attention,
The fall terms of the United States Dis
trict and Circuit Courts commence in this
city next Monday.
Mr.. K. II. Pitt will be ordained to the
ministry at Walnut Grove Baptist church
tomorrow. Rev. Drs. Hatcher, Mcdonald,
Jones, Harris, and Rev. Mr.. Ciopton, are
expected to be present.
The First colored battalion OF Virginia
volunteers are ordered to assemble on Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth, Monday
at O'Clock p. NJ. in full-dress uniform.
The opening German OF Miss Thaw's
dancing academy, at the Virginia Opera
House last night, was one OF the most plea
SAINT affairs ever given i'll the city, and was
attended by a select coierie.
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The City CounciI-No Quorum. TsSu-
lar meeting Of the City Council was called tor
last night at II o'clock. At 7:45 the ron was rs
called. and only five members answered to
their names. At $40 O'Clock the following
we're present: Messrs. Batcheller, Gemtry, '
putteson. Perdue, Owens, and Spain. Iherc
being no quorum and no possibility OF one
those present adjourned. The City lrea-
surer, who was present, stated that meet, !,
ing of the Council was very necessary, ahu
it is hoped that the other engagements oi
tbe members OF the Council will not pre-
vent meeting at on early date.
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The Green Stockings Us. Il Picked Nine;
The last game OF the season was annoti.ceu
to take place yesterday evening at stra1oTo
Park between the Red and the Green stoch-
Ing Clubs. The Reds were unable 10 get
mn their nine. and a game was made up be-
tween picked nine and the Green STOCK
ines, which resulted in favor OF the latter
by q score Of 23 to IL.
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RsfHAoSD FEMALE INsTITUTE.--Miss 3.
Eaton. principal OF fhe Richmond Feraale
Institute, was married Wednesday evening
to Mr. ilauza, Peck, OF Hamilton, n. Z.
And thus Richmond loses Q good teacher.
But the institute will suffer no detriment;
for Miss Hammer succeeds to the principal.
ship, and Professor Charles d. inston,
than whom nosb better teacher can brf found.
VIII have charge Of the classes taught by
Miss Eaton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

THE KING OF FLooR-CLoTHS.-The new and
artistic designs brought out this season ia the pa
tent LINoLEUM Heor-cloih will no doubt give this
popuar article increased SALE II is the only floor
covering made combining In the highest degree the
qualities essential to comfort, elegance. and econo-
NV On account of inferior limitations, that the
word .L1NoLEUM,, Is on The back OF every yard
All ucarret-dealers keen IL.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

ss- on oN soifs NJ HsGi EStGte mnds de.1ose'
m. Jst nf T rlnG;.; n,,i test nf T,.ne the tnrsS TO
The 3Jts,at y.ar k0:c {" b. o"id ~ th& parc@ass,
f6 an .ni.$ niri. h.t,c,r1fh 1St GTJ,'V ana tCS.
nj tkr yeOr t. tJTfS hrc, fo he rci9 ny ths setSr
pTtjS rrrso-a MS aiOrI at,0ui nftcrii years arc
by nil the real estate agents in Rici!in0nd and ap'
niles 10 Richmond and vciuty.l
mo. LACGUTON. JR.. 63 T. 81. at 912E Mali
street. !Inpcried and domestic chrolno' steel eL
cravings. &c.
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Communicated
Boa rd for Excursion;ssS liz New York

Board for Excursi0nissS III New YORK.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting New York
on the excursion, 7th instant, can get board
and accommodations at Mrs. Z. Weisgers
formerly of Richmond), 36 west Nine
teenth street. Terms: 81 per day; weekly,
less. The location is central and c0nuc-
nient, with all home-comforts. Those de-
string it, may obtain information OF Mr.. y:
L. Elicit, q. T. Weisiser, or Christian y
While
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The Methodist ReuiUal.-The Methodist
church was filled Thursday night with A
deepIy-intercsted congregation. There were
ten penitents and several conversions. The
fruits OF this gracious revival thus far are
twenty-five converts. The meeting VIII DC
continued nightly Except Sunday until
further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

LEVY BROTHERS
show large stock Of E'LASNELs Of every Gescrip-
ton, and are selling them a low prices.
They also sho.y large assortment OF
BLANKETS. DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS,
CARPETS, RuGS, MATS.
MATING. WISpow-SIADEs,
CURTAINS, &c.
For ir, t-caSs goods at the lowest prices call at
LEVY BEOTuEES'
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Tho same Of the manufacturers ou the cans in
witch DooLEY's YEAsr-PowDER IS put up is an
absolute guarantee OF wnt he label states. In other
worde. You can depend OH full weight, and purify
ard strength Of material which never fail in their
purposes. All hou ekerpers glory In II as the ne
MIN 7f{frn ". ..r....
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PersonaL-It is feared that the report OF
the death OF Mr.. Hugh Irvine. formerly OF
this city, is true. No notification Of tie sad
event has been received in Manchester. The
first intiination his sister had OF it was Oh
her return from the country few days
since. Mr.. Irvine is reported IN the Dis
patch as having died OF the yelow-iever in
New Orleans August 25th. The deceased
was at the time general manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Company. MI.
Irvine was most estimabe gentleman, ana
his bereaYed friends have the sympathy Of
the community.
Cantain E. Fl. Flournoy, clerk CT the Clr-
cult Court OF Chesterfield, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Merriwethcr BrodnaX left yesterday
for his home. in New York, after Vlslt 10
his futher, DR.. r. w. BrodnaS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

Home Again.-M Messrs. Abbott. Fitzger-
aid, and Meredith returned to tie city iass
night, having made the trip to Norfolk ana
back in small row-boat. They leit NOT
folk last Sunday, and at City Point ascend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

NEW MAEUFAcToRY on MAIN eThEkl'-
Nns.rs HoES & Co., Llhographers, Engrayers
,,,o printers have rented the Two remainiug floors
Of the Price building, 1t the south corner OF
Main and Eleventh streets. owned by Dir. X. b
Lyme the real estate agent, and they WIZ ser!
shortly locate themselves permanently IN their new
establishment The location Is one of The most dc'
sirablc in the city, ard the building Itself commo'
dious, convenient, and very valuable.
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TuE. LAST 0p THE SEAsoN.--O Monday
morning at, a O'Clock there will be an ex.
.clrsion ira n to Washington, Baltimore. and
New York u,.g the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. This viii probably be the last excur-
sion Of the season % Baltimore and the
North.
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STATEMENT by A BALTIMORE CITY OFF.
ciaL.-"Haying suffered for several years with
rheumatism in my back and arms, with only partial
relief from outward applications, at last tried Dr.
Berudon,s GYPsY's GIFT. After using half bottle
found the pains had entirely left me and have not
returned since. RtcHAhD Do.AL
.tCashIcr City Collectors Office"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

For CLCERATED MOUTH tive healing properties
of MEADE Il BAKER's GhRBoLIc MOCTu-WAsH
are uncXccied. Fifty vnrts a t0it!e.
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AID FOR THE YELLowFEyER SUFFERERS.
Mr.. [. D. Briggs, treasurer OF Continenta!
Lodge, knights of Honor, OF this city, has
received from the relief committee OF the
LODGES of Knights Of Honor OF Memphis al
acknowledgment OF S25 sent by Continental
Lodge for the relief Of their brethren IN
Memphis.
Total receipts by Treasurer Quarles to
date, S9,44546.
Rev. =. Z. Habersham collection OF cili-
zens OF Old Church, Hanover county,,
S19.s7; L. s. Edwards, secretary for Lou
isiana Division Army Northern Virginia,
ses.9O; Mrs. NJ. e. G., 81; w. &. f., 50.
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Sunday-School Meeting. The regular
Friday evening meeting OF the Officers,
teachers, scholars, and friends OF the Meade
Memorial Sunday school was held yester-
day. These occasions are very pleasant,
and should be largely attended.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY tour own importation
Il go n! quality and perfectly pure. Al 50 gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR Il Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. S&mntOn, Va. offers SUI
DC riOr accomm) )dainns al moderate rates. TERMS
50 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for comm=T-
cal mon, and only 50 per day.
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IN NOTHING SHOULD ONE BE MORE CAREFUL
than In the selection OF cosmetics. j. +. ATKIN-
SONS Mil, OF White Roses, Will harmless and de-
Iis,tfuIly pcrtum d. is ore Of 'hc most effective.
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ed the raging Appomastox to- osPetershurg,
arriving there w ednesday. They lefs the
Cockade City the next morning and return
ed TO- this city Uin the AppoInattox aud
James. They have been absent three weeks,
are in excellent health, and look as II they
had tramped it from the Black Hills or
Pixies Peak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

II. FLLTSCN L 60. advertising agents, iniert ad.
refreshments in al Of he newspapers Of the uniG
SL es ar publishers. rates. 0rarrc LEFT at the D:S
10tch count!n--room VIII receive prompt atten
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GENUINE OLD DIASoEA 1T scuGS'S.

AS \ FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for she
mouth, there is nothing 30 good rs MEADE " ia.
KER:s CAEBoLIC MoUTn-WAsII. Fifty cents q
bottle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-05

DISCOLOEED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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SAVE MONEY hy having ycur printing cone all
DISPATCH pGIG1!NG-iipUSE. Groi Ecrs, Low
prices, and satisfaction gI!:tranteed.
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FOR ALL DISEASES or THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH.
WASH. Fit,y cents 4 hottie.
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LADIES AID GESILEMES'S BOOTS ana SHOES
hand-nadc-io orGcr-hest qua!ty--iaEantecd u
it-at EOSCIfEN'S. SEQ and 5 ! Broad street.
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ISCIpIEET TARTAR AND SCERF removed by
MEADE ,S BAKERS SApOSITE DENTlFElCE.
Fifty cents box.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaycd teeth
and diseased gums. u-e MEADE Z BAKERS CAR.
BOLIC MoUTu-WASil. Fifty cents bottle.
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4 GOOD MINED TEA ut so cents pound.
w. d. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street
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We have q remnant 0f CIGARS, all Havana hier
and binder, good s.zc, at IS box. Gail before they
are all gone. W. ID. BLAIR 20.
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7 CARPETS from suct!on, and very cheap, at D. 8
<. MiTTELpoRFER'S.
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PainA Put to Good USe.-The windows
OF the Old Dominion Cotton Mills were re.
ceiring Il much-needcd coat OF white paint
yesterday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE MONUMENT D-REPoRT OF
HUNTB r There have been
many recent inquiries as TO the amount OF
the fund collected by the Lee Monument
Association for the erection oil an equestrian
statue OF General Il. E., Lee IN Capitol
Square. The Following is the official report
OF the treasurer, Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter:
OFFIcE OF TREASURER OF
LEE. MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, October l, 1878.
To the Board of Managers Lee Monument
association:
respectfully beg leave to report as to
the condition Of the Lee Monument fund as
follows:
1878 January 1.--Balance in hand IN ,o- 90
bank. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1927 %
ISIS. september 30-Collec-
,isns ,1issnnss n IRON q n. January !, sss7s 81
Expenditures aaring same .oostr
1873. September 3o.--Cash in hand as 80 on
per treasurer's books. 2,fuU S0
Cash In hand as per bank account.......' "4oo 70
Difcreuce................ VI
The deposits in bank are in the Merchants
and planters Savings, bank o! Richmond,
and bear six per cent. interest, and the ln-
terest is capitalized every ninety DAYS.
The Association holds S12, 900 in. Virginia
consols purchased in April, 1871. by order
of the Board, at seventy-two. These BONDS
carry taX-receiyahe coupons. The past
due coupons are sold as promptly as s,nit: taey
can be, and The proceeds regularly cap,ta-
lied. The coupons for july last are still in
the hands OF the Merchants and Planters
Savings Bank awaiting a purchaser. :,
These bonds and the cash above reported
include all the assets belonging to this AS
sociation.
No member or officer of the Association
receives any salary the secretary alone re-
ceives compensation, which. since January
| /. 1877. to date aggregated s26O.45 lie, Dy
order Of The Board. is allowed five per cent.
on collections paid him by YOUR order after
the claim has been properly audited oy 4
member OF the Board.
SUNNI y.-Twelye Virginia consoi
bonds, $4,000 face value; cash on band
bearing six per cent. interest, 5,4O0.S0.
Respectfully submitted.
r. N. T. HUNTER,
Treasurer Lee Monument Association.
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NEW RAiSIES, NEW EnAM CHEESE. ut
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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STILL AHEAD.--CaHadIra I!lrana-:!led FIVE
CENT Cigars-:ilr best on TIE markc,-at SCNEN's
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BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS
WATER

FOR IELLOw-fEvER coNYALEsCENTS.
lIettcr from Rev. John Harmon. of 81. Charles
Avenue church, New OrieaBs
1.-Two weeks at the Bedford tVa.) Alum aud Iron
Springs cOnviuces me hat the eonyaIcSc"nt SITTER
Ing from the prostraling effects of yelow-ieyer VII
find no waters mere beneficial than these.
"Iuv.s of lhis character from the South. tnd-
ing admission 10 other hotels impossible. viii mere
lind both welcome and health
"Thc power 10 repair The Injurious effects o. yal.
low-.evcr suggests the value OF these water: rs L
preventive below the 'deaG-liLe' and IN the in-
For sale by POLK MILLER & CO., Richmond
Va. oc 3-1t
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CFFrcE OF VIRGINIA STATED }
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

ALI PERSONS WHO WILL BECOME
N LIFE-MEMBERS OF THIS SOCIETY after
this date win have free passage 10 and from tae
montI and DanYillc, aud Richmond and Fredericks-
burg railroads. Further notice will be given wen
other rads are beard from. On receipt OF SEV
VIII forward certificate OF meinsi saip aau snr
road ticket. w. hSsonn hSsoe.a.,
oc S-4t secIs'ari'
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ScH5OL-sI!OES. ali the styles, cheap at
DosCuEE'S, SEQ an! 81 Broad street.
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FRESH CHOCOLATE DROPS,
CoCoANUT CREAM,
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS,
MARSuMALLow DROPS, at
CoLUABus's Confectionery,
32l Bread street.

BUY YOUR BLACK CASuNEREs ut d. & <. MlT
TEL poRFER,s, The cheapest in The city.
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Cry GQaKIrTEE.--An Ia important meeting
OF the City CONSERVATIVE Committee will be
be,d % Monday night at 8 O'clock.
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A CHANCE FOR OUR MECHANICS.-Tht
United States Government is to eXpcnc
about $4,000, under the direction OF Cap
tain Campbell, in erecting barracks at Oid
Paint
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For BLEEDING GUMS, nSe MEADE & BAKERS
CARBOLIC MOUTII-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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REV. DR.. HoGE's WELCOME HoAE-A
TRIBUTE TIMELY AND DESERvED.-keY. Dr.
Moses D. uoge received hearty welcome,
and indeed an ovation, last night at the Sc
cond PRESBYTERIAN church, at the hands not
only Of the members OF his own congrega-
ton. but from his friends regardless OF de-
nomination. The occasion was the first So
cable after the summer vacation, ana was
also intended as greeting to Or. Hoge on
his safe return from his European travels.
The arrangements OF the ladies We're admi-
rable. In the centre of the east side OF the
Iecture-room were the words Welcome
Home" handsomely worked in flowers on
white ground. In the centre OF the square
was handsome photograph OF the
distin ouished divine, surmounted by all nm.
chor also worked with flowers. This tasty
tribute was the handiwork OF some OF the
Young ladies OF the church. BY O'CLOCK
the members OF the church and other friends
began to assemble, and stream OF visitors
continued until after 10; in fact, the lee
ture-room was thronged until after II
O'Clock. DR.. Hoge had a kind word and
smile for all. and the hearty hand-shakln@s
and congratulations shOWered upon MIN
demonstrated the atfectionate regard IN
which he is held by our entire community
as one OF the ablest pulpit orators, most De-
loved pastors. and eminent scholars IN the
land.
The attention bestowed by DR.. Hoge
upon the little oues OF the congregation
and Others in attendance was very marked
The occasion was one OF unalloyed pleasure
both to the distinguished recipient OF the
welcome and to all participating therein
The ladies offered for the patronage OF thell
friends an excellent supper, ices, creams
cake, &C., and the affair was not only 4
social but pecuniary success.
DR.. Hoge during his absence has travelled
in Great Britain and Ireland, Holland. Bel
gium, and France, OF course taking in the
great Paris Exposition. Last night, al
though greatly improved by bis trip, ant
somewhat iaded from constant traye
and loss of rest, he was in that delightful
humor so Characteristic of him, and which
has so magnetized and charmed his owr
charge and the people at large for the pas
thirty years.
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JOHN EANALAKER.

FALL OvERCOATs,
Elegant stock-=La.est styles,
30. 40. $3.50, &15,
uncIulIed IN Ihe city.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Tenth and Main streets.
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SEPTEMBER 2l, 1878.

DR.. JONES, In The New Orlcsns HediCat and
Surgical Journal. recommends MINERAL roTICS
n yeliow-icvrr and in malarial hpmatulii. The
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS MASS
contains TEN PARTS OF iron In every hundred
parts, aud HAS NO EQUAL AS A TONIC.
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The County Ccort.-The County Court OF
Chesterfield meets Monday at IL O'Clock
i. N.
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WEATHER REPORT.

SYNOPSIS soe THE PAST TwESrY-FovR
uorps.- Washington, October 4.-Ihe
- iI.oss,,re has risen at most stations east OF
inc Rocky Mountains, and slight fall is re-
,.n-,sd .c on the Middle Atlantic coast. 1t has
II;eon Io but fallen again in the Southwest.
Sor,heast winds and clear weather prevail
~ IN ,hc southern States, with gales on the
Sorth " Carolina coast. Slightly cooler north
,se., winds prevailed. with clear weather.
in the Middle States and Lake region, nut
with cloudy weather IN the Ohio valley.
iyp,cArIoSs FOR T'o-DAY.--For tue Mid
d,e states. northeast 10 northwest winds,
stationary Temperature. rising barometer,
and clear weather.
Enr the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
northeast wluds, except southeast in South
nrn Texas. stationary or higher tempera'
,nrcs. partiv cloudy weather, stationary OF
higher pressure, followed by falling barom'
cter in Texas.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ano
mild. with high wind early IN the DAY.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s A. a., %
4. A.. 20: noon, IS; 8 Z. NJ, 81; q z
NJ. 70: midaight. GS.
Mean fcmpcrature, G25.
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TO YEII.nM-rEYER SUFFERERS.

Eve out OF SIX Of my household near Moscow,
Tenn, have lately had the ycnwrever. prevailing
IN thai section. Al Of them recovered. tie attacks
heing mtipaitd ana their recovery being Due. Us
believe, To the use Of BEDFORD ALUM AND
IRON SPRINGS MASS. Which was used III their
cnseS and L2'orc their being attacked. make this
statement for the benefit OF Others who may hG
afflicted with this dread disease and to put In their
reach the knovcdse OF This great remedy.
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To YEhLaw-rEvER SUFFERERS.
AND CURE
FOE
YELLOW-FEVER.

According to the most intelligent medical
opinion Yellow Fever Is INTENSIFIED MALA-
RIA. and DR.. WILLIAM ALEXANDER GREEN.
OF Georgia, member and eX-vlcc-prrsidenL Of
the Georgia Medical Association, member or
State Board Of Physicians. and chief surgeon
OF artillery Of A. =. Iii.ls corps, after great
experience In lna'ari1- and ye!low-fc"c-, en-
dorseS and recommends most highly Ia the Cincin-
natl Iedicdi NsicS the Red. ORD tVA.) SPRINGS
ALUM AND ikON BASS as n preventive and
cure for both or these dreadful diseases. lie states
that this Mass should he taken rapidly and fl large
Goscs-satnralug The blood with 1t, and putting ;he
system under lis influence speedily rs possible;
that It lessons the pains In bead and limbs. and also
the nausea that un.!-r is the Trinc rapidly
ln-es It's thick. bloody character, becoming ceiraEd
impd; that the paroNyms TIRE reEncfeG ini!! Z. less
frequent and Of shorter duration ta, II iSa,o most
beneficial from .he very moment The acute stage
subsidies ana curing conva escencc: that Ee places
great reliance In tins ATss using such her adjunct
treatment Us TIC OF the disease Tnay suggest
The Cincinnati Medical .Neics urges All 10 try
this remedy, that ITS efficacy may b. known and
utilized.
Th Mass may be had OF druggists. or ordered
from the Bedford Alum aud Iron Springs Company,
Lynchharg, VIZ. AMI II can he sent by mail Epost-
paf) or expires. al Soc. ur 81 package. or s2 so
or 50 for hal!-GoZen. Il. ~. DAVIES,
Prt sident OF The Company.
This Mass VIII be sen, free 10 yclluW-ley,r snier-
ers who are unable 10 pay for Il, ana trial supply
will be without charge 10 physicians desiring 10
! test In their practice.