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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-05
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
dtalY.

ROME, Dece mber 4.-Yesterday's' debate
in the Chamber Of Deputies lost much In
terest because OF the absence OF the Pre-
micr. The opposition attacked the Cabinet
repardipg the recent 1awless outbreaks,
ond declared that complete order reigned
throughout Italy until the left came into
Office The discussion is likely to continue
several days, and end In the Government
demanding q vote Of confidence.
Meetings in favor OF the Government or
panizipg are being held throughout the
country. A meeting attended by fifteen
thousand persons was held in Milan last
night. g.
Ia Liberatn states that two hundred ana
thirty depuries are pledged to vote against
The Government, being majority OF ninety
A ministerial crisis is therefore meVltaAe.
-"fi Germany.
BERLIN, December 4.-lmmense prepara-
tions are making for the reception OF En-
peror William tomorrow. The city Is
crowded with visitors, and the streets are
thronged with people viewing the aeeofa-
tions. -.
Am Impressixe Catholic Cercnonfas.
Goa. December 4,-1h body OF st. Fran
eis Xavier was yesterday exposed 70 view
In the cathedral in abe presence o. many
Ca,holics. who came from various parts Oh
the world. The ceremonial was impressive
and excited much religious enthusiasm.
snYetrraa Pasha's Pulssaasnsnss
CossrANnINoPf.s, December 4.-fhe teSH
OF SuleimaA Pasha's sentence Of 7imprison,- p,
|ment for misconduct during the war ls ni-
teen years. He has appealed r.
scrsOns Charge Against q French
| Hint OMesaI
BoapEAJx, December An DeDecaus.
Director Of the Mint, has been afsesteas
charged. with abstractipg 1,ao1 oO0 francs
worth OF silver bars belonging to the kotns-
chitds, and substituting galvanized copper
bars. zf,s3ea2 s"f N. ="
Andrsssy,s vctc Of Confidence.
PRsrH, December 4.---The action OF the
Budget ComRittes of the Austrian teiega-
| tion, which forces Andrassy to demand. o
| vote Of confidence, was the adoption BY the
committee OF the report incorporated with
| the Foreign Ofiee estimates, wherein the
reporter criticized Andrassy's Eastern pos-
| lev, and replied tes the arguments tn stnc
Pfemiers speech, thus leaving censare
against him. ea TeeeSds = +
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The THEATRE o-NIGHT-MILToN. No.
BLEs.-To-night Milton MOBILES, supported
BY strong company, opens at the Theatre
IN his great play Of 'tThe Man Of the Peo-
pie" This play is highly spoken Of by the
press in all Of the cities in which it has been
performed. Mr.. Mobiles is well and favora-
bly, known to our theatre-goers from his
great success in; bis own creation, 1.-The
Ph@nix,V last season. This play will be
presented with strong cast tomorrow
night. The engagement is limited to two
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MarshaI wharton's vindicatIon.

NEW ORLEANS, December 4.-In refuta-
ton OF the recently-publshed charges
against Marshal Wharton OF inefficiencY as
an officer OF election, lie has forwarded to
the President statement endorsing and en-
tirely exonerating him Of all OF said charges,
signed by every prominent Federal officer
present in the city, white and colored; also
signed by the chairman Of the Republican
State Central Committee, the chairman Of
the parish committee, and numerous other
prominent Republicans, including eX.Lieu-
tenant-G Governor Antoine. ..1
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Railroad CIain.Agents.

ST. LOUIS, December 4.-The National
Association of Railroad CIaim.Agents met
at the Flanders House this morning, with q
good attendance from all parts OF the coun-
try. e. Darracb, OF the Reading railroad,
presided, and N. r. Ariance. OF the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton and Dayton railroad, acted
as secretary. After the appointment Of
committees the Convention took recess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-05

WINE WITH CAKE FOR ENTERTAINMENTS
we take pleasure in directing the attention of the
public to Speer's celebrated Port Grape Wine, a
pure and anadultcrated article, upon which every
one NAV most implicitly rely. This wine Is made
at Speer's vineyards; Passaic, Nj. 1t has q rich
flavor, mellow juicincss. and brilliant color; and is
not only an agreeable beverages but is highly benef
cfal In al its properties for nvalds and aged per-
sons. For sale by CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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WHAT IS MORE SATISFACTORY in purchasing
an article for use in your own family than to feel
assured and satisfied OF Its purity freedom from all
injurious ingredients, something In which you have
full confdence2 AS such assistant for producing
light bread, biscuit, cakes, etc., we would suggest
trial of the celebrated DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER,
and rest assured you will be fully satisfied with its
results, and you will have the whitest sweetest, and
most healthful baking you ever saw. &c.,.
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lnil.Al.NclHIEsTERA AND VICINITY.

OHcsrs Elected. The Sumner Excelsior
Star Club have elected che following officers
Tor. the ensuing terpl--Siz.. Robert Harris,
president; john Baker, zyice-president /;
james Blackwell, secretarY;z Trnthank
Adams, assistants secretarys;l J. j. Norman,
chaplain; II. Jones. treasurer: j: 81. How-
ell, sergeant-atar arms. This Club is conn
posed OF some OF our most respectable and
worthy colored men dnd, youths. It's OBJ
jects are iliternry gas well as social, end 1t is
in very fourishing condition. IT'S meet
fngs are held at Lincoln Hall, on Hull
street. .fs. ~. .s.sH'
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extensive prairie.Ftre I'm Dakota.

DEADwOOD, December Am extensive
and destructive prairie-fre below Crook
City swept in an easterly direction, burning
hay which had been cut and stacked for the
military post, Bear Butte. The military
quarters narrowly escaped destruction, and
many ranches were burned to the ground.
Sturgis City, which lies in the path OF the
flames, was saved by a slight rainfall, which
stayed the progress Of the fire.
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THE LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH
.h.: FROM WASHINGTON AND
30 .'a ELSEWHERE. .raa .a..i

DISPATCHES FROM OUR sPE-
iCIAL CORRESPONDENT TAT1YAsHINGTON
PROCEEDINGS IN THE EsENATE-GENERAL
EWING AND OTHERS COMING TO RICH.
MOND TODAY TO LOOK AFTER THE
RAILROAD UP THE JAMEs-THE KEN
TUCKY TROUBLE s-RETURN OF THE
KING OF. BULGARIA.
BRILLIANT RECEPTIONS PREPARING IN
THE EASTERN CITIEs-END OF THE NOR
FOLK OYSTER wAR-THE TICONDERoGA
I: IN A GAGE-FAILURE IN NASHVILLE
THE NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL CON
vENT1oN; GENERAL F1Tz LEES AD-
DRESS, &C.
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The Ticonderoga Damaged.

PORTSMOUTH. n. H., December 4.-The
damage to the United States steamship tt
conderoga is more serious than ut first re-
ported. Fifty feet OF her false keel and
considerable copper was carried away. Al
ter leaving Woods Hole a severe gale
smashed and carried away portions Of her
forward rigging, put out the lights, and
washed her lookout officers from the FORE
castle TO the main deck
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The Mosaic LAST NIGHT.-The Mosaic
Club inaugurated, their popular enter
tainments at Virginia Opera-House last
night. The attendance was large and
fashionable The entertainment opened
with the drama Of 'tChange Of Base;;'' the
characters in which were eXcellently sus-
tanned. The cast was as follows: Captain
Dashwood, Mr.. Upshur; 81. j. TarboX,
Mr.. Campbell; Flora Fayaway (aged eigh-
teen), Miss Pleasants; Miss Prim aged
forty), Miss Perkins. The audience testi-
fed their appreciation by long-continued
applause. After the performance a sump-
tuous supper was partaken OF, and the eve
ning's festivities wound up with dancing.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, over
ture, Masaniello" (Auber). orchestra;
SECOND, solo violin, g sixth Concerto" Ode
Beriot), Mr. Kessnich; third. ";Septette" !"
(Fesca), instrumental septette; fourth, pot
pouri, "Martha "G Flotew), orchestra;
fifth, trio (Reissigerl, Messrs. Kessnich, Thi-
low, aud Reinhardt; sixth, Swedish We'd
ding March" {soldermann), orchestra;
seventh, duo piano, Galop Diayolette -
tSan Fiorenzo); eighth, waltzes, $ Electric
Sparks" (Zikotf), orchestra. ,',.-.,'
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MAsoNIc.-The Grand Lodge OF Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons for Virginia
will meet in this city at St. Alban's Hall
next Monday evening at 6 O'Clock.
4 large delegation is expected, some OF
the members having already arrived.
DuriDg the session of the Grand Lodge
headquarters will be made at Ford's Hotel.
special parlor having been set apart Tor
that DlIrpOSe. evsrt :t:f5 p Ut gs.,+"'
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HusT1SGs fCoUnT.. Thomas G. Leath,
charged with keeping and exhibiting gam
ing-tables called A B C and T. O I tables, faro
bank, was tried and convicted, with ver-
dict OF $500 fine. The Judge added ten
months imprisonment in jail. ,..ty.,
John Briggs. charged with breaking into
Charles'L. Todd's storehoIse and stealing
sundry articles. was tried and convicted and
sent to the renitentiary for three years.
The grand jury will meet again on Satur-
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RICHARDSON & CO.. P. NJ, three new stock
brick and white-marble front dwellings, with
modern improvements, on the south side of
= Franklin street between Madison aud Monroe
streets. ,.. ~ ..,- : ..
ROBERT B. LYME, 12 M, trustees and assignee's
: sale of valuable tract Of land, with good; Inn
proyements, Oh the Westham Tor Cary streetl
road and extending back to the James River and
n Kanawha canal. f.r.t = - ..;:.. .r'
E..B. COOK. l0k A. NJ, crockery and glassware.
pOINDEXTER & TUPPER, 4 P. NJ, new framed
store and dwelling on the southeast corner OF
j, Baker street and Shocks alley. and four Yram,
tenemenis on Shocks alley between Duvsl and
q, Baker streets. -s5,,.4E = ..tvv...F.-. =
E. Z. COOK, pawnbrokers sale Of diamonds. gold
and silver watches, jewelry, silverware, guns,
pistols, &c. 70 '-..''- -. - 80 ..'#
E. d. COOK, 10 A. NJ, imported China-sets, ala
buster and lava figures vases, toilat-sets, &c.
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Greetings to the Returning Ex-Presi-
dcut.--BriIlAant Receptions Prepar-

ina
NV YORK, December "A limeS'S
Boston special states that. a movement IS on
foot TO give Grant series OF brilliant re-
cestions in the eastern cities on bis return
+, ON Europe. He will arrive on the Amer.
lean Line at Philadelphia, and II the present
programme is carried out after an informal
welcome there they will come direct to Bos-
ton to attend the first OF the series OF recep-
tions. Itis said every effort Is making to
keep the political element inthe background
and give the reception an entirely nom
political appearance. Prominent citizens
are represented to3be engaged in the move
ment, some being antI-Grant men. In this
city, it is stated, u grand ball will be given,
to which it is intended toinyite the Marquis
Of Lorne and the Princess Louise. 1t is in
timated they will come, as the formeris said
to have expressed a desire to meet the Gem
eral in his own country. Following the
Boston reception win come New York and
PHILADELPHIA. II .a1't-.s 1t,5}.4s
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To be Remoued.-lt is reported that the
shelving at the Hastings Court clerks office,
which is the property OF the county-or at
all events is claimed by its to be taken
down and removed to the old courthouse.
This is done, it is supposed. because no
equitable arrangement OF existing differ
ences between the city and county has ever
been made.
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c,,a, Restored i'm Kentucixx.

CINC1NSATI, December 4--Advices ifomi
Breathit county, ky.. indicate thae 9ahet is
again restored. Notwithstanding the des..
'Ser,te efforts On the part OF the friends Of
PI Is.an little to release him, Sheriff Higgins
Succeeded in delivering him to the jailer OF
Madison county, where he was ordered for
safe. 50 keeping by Judge Randall. Governor
Wcf,reary has issued instructions for n spe-
cial term OF the court OF jackson county as
soon @ as practicable TO ind,es and punish all
narties who participated in the late disturb.
ance. He has also ordered the McCTeary
Guards to be ready to march to the AID OF
court II necessary. =
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VALUABLE JEwELRy SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN SToLES.-The Police Justice has in
his hands two large gold belt-buckles, one
large locket, and one gold breastpin, which
were recently offered at a pawnbroker's in
this city by colored man. The pawnbre-
ker, believing that they are stolen pro-
perty, turned the man and jewelry over to
the police. The man proved that he came
into possession of the jewelry honestly. He
got the pieces from a colored woman living
at Port Royal, Caroline county. One buckle
is marked 'sFrom F. v. to 9. D." The
articles are worth about $40.
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Opposition to the FrancO-AmericaU
Commercial Treaty.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-The Con-
stitutionar Convention to-day adopted me-
mortal to the President and Congress
against the proposed Franco American COM
mercal treaty as being preiudiclal to the
AGRICULTURAL interests OF Californis.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Elders executor Us. Harris aud aLS.: Ar
gued by. James Alfred Jones, Esq, for ap-
pellant, and Major I. FL. Darlington for ap'
nellees. and submitted. --.--.-.r .-,-.-,-. :
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=, Personal.-The following Manchester
boys who went off to seek their fortunes
have been heard from: S. L. Graves, at
Round Pond, Me-; w. 7. Barrett, Quincy,
Mass; W. l.. Richardson and j. b. Cot
trell, Florence, S. G.. ........
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NTOODHOUSE d PARHAM HAVE
w In stock and constantly receiving
CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
as well as other beautiful goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS,
among which are the works OF the popular and
standard poetica and prose writer's handsomely IL
lustrated, and in various elegant bindings, at ex-
ceedlngly low prices. ......"
BEAUTIFUL VIENNA POCKET-DOOKS,
PORTE-MONNAIES, LETTER and CARD
CASES Of Russia leather, calf, seal-sktn, and
morocco-new styles. ; a.l ..
PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS for ladies' use, or
different kinus CT beautiful woods handsomely
ornamented.
LADIES' WORK-BoXES and WORK-BAsKETS,
cxquisitey beautiful. ~
Oxford tEneland) editions Of BIBLES, PRAYER
BOOKS, and HYMNALS; splendid stock,
from The cheapest to the most elegant maze.
PAPETERIES-BeautifulN NOTE-PAPER and EN-
VELOPES in pretty boxes.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Of various sizes IN
superb bindings. .
GOLD PENS for ladies and gentlemen.
HANDSOME WRISTBANDS.
CHATTER-BOX for 1879; the genuine edition !:
price, 81. Mailed to any address on receipt OIL
price. ."-,..,. --z-'"'i
CHILDREN,S BOOKS in the greatest variety, and
the most attractive, perhaps ever seen here: with
many other nice things, all of which wiz ne
cheerfully shown. r de 5-tDt20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-05

WILBCR'S CoD.LlvER OIL AND LIME.-The
great popularity of this safe and efcacious prepai
ration is alone attributable 10 Its intrinsic worth
In the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Whooping- Cough, scrofulous Humors, and all Con-
sumptive symptoms, it has no superior, II equal
Let no one neglect the early symptoms Of disease
when an agent Is at hand which will cure all com
plants of the chest, lungs or throat Manufactured
only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-05

b. GARp-GAsEs.t -DEsKs, GLOVE and
HANpKERcMIKF-BoxEs, IN great variety, for
Christmas, presents, at EILysoy G YAScE1's
II l12 Main street. "'' : 80 -
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The High Water.-DuriDg Tuesday eve
ming and night the river rose considerably
not enough, however, to prevent work at
any OF the mills-and late yesterday eve
ming it was falling slowly.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. j. j. Laferty has been
appointed stenographer for the Senate, and
Mr., w. w. Archer for the House OF Dele
gates. Us.
Mr.. w. A. Goad, OF Bedford, has been
appointed a committee clerk Of the House
in place OF Mr.. w. F. Rose, OF Amherst,
deceased. !.
At the recent Most Worthy High Court OF
the World OF the Independent Order OF
Foresters, held in St. Louis, M. A.
Mcdonald. OF Richmond, was elected Right
Worthy High Marshal and Most Worthy,
High Ranger OF the order for the State OF
Virginia. ~
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
Yesterday were John L. Mesurier, Quebec;
z. L. Hudson, Buckingham; Matthew VIA,
Albemarle; George Westtield, North Caro-
lima; A. v. Scott, Amelia; and Blair Bur-
well, Powhatan.
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ZINE. NEW RAIsINS AND CUR
II RANTS. 1Oc. per pound, thrcepounds for 25e
NEW GiTRoN, 20e per poSnnd pn d GELhTttESIEI3| AIt tSII3
BUTTER; FINE NEW DATES, Sc. per pound;
small boxes FIGS, &C. per pound at WOODS.
de Aim - : =, :, 4l9 Sixth street.
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FOR DLcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE 4 BAKER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexceIled Fifty cents bottle
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Z SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done stthe
DISPATCH PRfNTiNG-HoysE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. -,
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PERSONAL Captain W. N. BRAGG has returned
to the city,gery much improved IN health, aud has
taken charge OF lhe: ST. CHARLES HOTEL, where
he win be pleased to welcome his old fftends and
patrons, Asts
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LOCAL AGENT.-Mr., a., s.. Arnold has
been appointed local agent for the Post.
Office Department in this city, in place OF
A. w. Wilcox. ,s
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.--For tue Mid.
die Atlantic States, colder, partly cionoy
westbcr. occasional light snow, northwest
winds. and rising barometer.
I,nr the South Atlantic States. colder,
clear. or partly cloudy weather. northwest
erly winds, and higher pressure.
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SCHooL-sHoEs, all the styles, cheapat Z"
q. .E* DoscnRN's. 500 and 5lI Broad street.
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BOARDING.
DoARDING-HO

PoARDING-HoUsE ... 49,.
No. 7I5 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER OF
: .!i .". EIGHTH STREET, y.
uleasantly located In central part of the city, one
square from the Capitol Grounds and one square
from Main street, convenient to Coru and Flour E1-
change. Tobacco Exchange, Custom House, Post
Office Depots. and Churches Of all denominations
City railway passes by the door. E' s-'-
Occupants wanted for THREE ROoMs-dress-
lag room and bath attached-furnished or uniur-
Day and transient boarders accommodated.
Terms m odnrate. N. no 3O-2wH
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DON'T PUT OFF YOUR !"PooR KIN."-Desplte
the general custom to put OFF poor kin we shall not
nut ours Off but will take them next FRIDAY NIGHT.
THE lecture will certainly he delivered.
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sUBscRIrTIoNs TO scRIBNER, HARPER ahc, "
all other publications at publishers rates receiSs
ny EILYsoN & YANcEy, II12 Main street. :.
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h HEALTu-the poor man,s riches, the rich mans
btiss-is found In AYERS MEDICINES, after fruit
less search among olher remedies. A word to the
wise is sufficient. =.
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we HAvBA STRICTLY MoYtNE GUNpowDER
TEAjat SOC. per pound; of superior quality, for
which we defy competition. W. n. BLAIR & Co.
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THE NEXT CENSUS.

The House Census Committee, OF which
Mr.. Cox OF New York. is chairman, and
Mr., Jorgensen member will meet in a
few DAYS to hear the views Of Mr. Walker,
eX-superintendent OF the Census Bureau.
He will oppose the present system OF taking
the census by means Of deputy marsbals,
and contend that it should be done under
the direction and through the employees OF
the Census Bureau. The committee has
great respect for his opinions on this sub
soo d. y . ( .
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAwHA AGoMPARY.--The stock
holders of the james River and SKanawha
Company will meet this afternoon at 5
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DIscoLoREp TEETH rendered beaatffuI'y Whi1e
" the use Of MEADE 8 BAKERS SAPoNllNh DIs-
,IFRICE. Fifty cents box. 80, .sy.., ..n :
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= WE cLArM that our GUSPowDER TEA, at Soc.
per pound, good as ary sold fer 81 IN the city
W. ID. BnArR e Coz 9e3 Main street. q ( f.i.!aii,t
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LesIis's Ilt,ssratsd Newspaper. and Gip:
per for this week, received from EliYson q
Yancey, 1112 Main street. I'll FL. {
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JAPANESE GOODS, in great variety, at, ELLYsot
& YANcEY's, j. 1l2 Main street. -.
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M. ELLYsoE e Co.. advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
Slnes 1t publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room Will receive prompt atten
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FOE OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeln
and diseased gums,;use MEADE BAKERS CAif'se
BoLIc MoUTa-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle. i
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The Meade Memorial Concert.-The con-
cert at Mozart Hall Tuesday night was very
literally patronized by our citizens.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND aoAs
use MEADE & BAKERS -CARBoLic AiooTa'
WASH. Fifty ccnts;a bottle. =
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ksArRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing SO good as MEADE @t IA
KEa,s CARBoLIo MouTH-wAsH. Fifty cents .
fsottle. Il.
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Tuv WEATHER YESTERDAY was

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
cool, with shower between Sand O'CLOCK.
II was showing at Hinton yesterday morn
ing.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY {: 9 A. NJ, 40
A. NJ, so; noon. 60; p. M,-5O; 6 r
~. 40; midnight, 40.
Mean fcmneratNre, ASS. =. 49, !
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HOW 70 DISPOSE Of iYogR Poor KIN go
to the lecture at Second Baptist church FRIDAY
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