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p RUFFALO LITHrA WATER. -
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
IT, FOB GRAVEL. s.S. s'6"t
D. .t.sr. sas-g- tEt a. as4.
CASE OF COLONEL r. A. BARNES,
OF CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER DATED BARNRsv1LLE,
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, SEPTEMBER 1s.
1878:
BUFFALO LITHrA WATER. 7

"Havipg previously been rem arkaply robust per
son, nv usual weight for number or years being
two hundred and twenty pounds, In the month Of
March. 1877, without any known cause for It,
found myself losing fesh and strength and my gen
eral health seriously declining. Soon afterwards
distressing bladder affection tretentton and dineuIt
lassage of urine| was developed. placed myssif
under the treatment Of intelligent physician, but
continued 10 decline In flesh and strength unth was
reduced wellnigh TO skeleton. and TO- such q state
OF debility that Twas compelled to abandon all efforts
to attend to my business affairs. Finding medical
treatment Of no avail. was finally advised to try
the BUFFALO LITHtA WATERS, Spring No. 3:
After using this water for al weeks discharged
ut short intervals several large gravel giving perfect
relief. My general heslth soon commenced TO I'M
prove, and continued 10 do so until ! found myself
weiRhing two hundred and ihirty-fye pounds-aE,
teen pounds moro than ever before weighed-andI
am now In the enjoyment OF as full health and as
much activity rs at any period OF my life. My dis,
trcssed condition was known 10 many persons, ana
INV restoration is marvel to them welt to my
self 1t is perhaps unnecessary to add that ascribe
my recovery entirely TO the water.
VERY respectfully,
Sc 23-eod4t "R. A. BARNES"
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THETHEATRE-BUFE4L BILL.-Th Buf-.
.falo Bin combination appeared at the Thea;
tre last night before .sa large aud entau.
siastic audience The play was 8 May
Cody; = or Lost and Won-Brieham Young
and His Danites." It is q tale OF the bor-
der and deals with the Mormons and the
Mountain- Meadow massacre, and various
other ithiugs which might possibly have
happened, though it is most likely they,
never did Buffalo Bill is The centre figure
and hero-in-chief, while Brigham Young Is
the boss, rascal, with mean designs upon
pretty, May Cody. The accidents and incs-
dents are numerous and astonishing. The
thrilling scenes which May passed through
last night aroused the profoundest emotions
and io1dest cheers OF the great assemblsge.
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ICommunicated.l
A Prompt Lifc-Insurance COmpan!

II. D. Danforth, Esq, who died on the
10th Of August, held policies OF insurance
on his life to amount OF $4,000 in Wash
ington .Life-Insurance Company OF New
York, of which Dr.. B. Dennis is the agent
in this city, and the proof Of death was
forwarded within the past ten days, and
some slight informaiity,
which required their return and correction,
the company has forwarded checks for the
amount OF policies and accumulations, payya-
Bile to the order of Mrs. Danforth. This
promptness deserves a favorable notice. and
in the name of my daughter cheerfuly
give If. ~.-- ". G.. KNIGHT.
Richmond, 23d September, 1878.
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THE APPROACHING FAIR.-A meeting OF
the Local Committee OF the Executive Com
mittee of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society was held last night at O'Clock in
the office OF the secretary. Colonel Will
liam c. Knight presided. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF completing the
arrangement for the coming State Fair.
Colonel John 3. Purcell and Adjutant 10.
Lane Stern were present, and stated that
it is probable the eight companies OF this
city will enter for the prizes, and several in
different parts Of the State are likely TO en-
ter, but official information has not as yet
been sent. The judges will be the same
who acted in that capacity last year-to wit:
Majors Randolph and Calf, and Lieutenant
Chamberlin. The rules which are to govern
the drill are strict. and will doubtless be
the means OF perfecting the drill OF the
militia throughout the State. Its probable
companies from Hampton. Winchester,
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Lynchburg will
attend; also a company of cavalry from
Gloucester, under the command OF Captain
Peyton r. Page.
Colonel Knight stated that sufficient
number OF gates will be provided to avoid
pressure, and each person entering will de-
posit the admission-fee in locked box
under the eye of the keeper. The neces-
sary change must, therefore, be provided
before coming to the gates. The entrance
OF each person will be in single file, and an
automatic register will record each en-
trance.
"A petition was prepared and read to the
meeting asking the Council to run the city
water-pipes to the FAIRGROUNDS.
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Johnson and William Alley, IOr LrespaSSlnB
on the premises Of Samuel T. Beach and
being disorderly, to the great disturbance OF
the neighbors, were each fined 81. 1i-Gl (
! Frank Anthony and Beverly Perkins {co-
lored hackmen), for fighting and. beating
each other and thereby creating disturb
ance onIthe public streets, were each fined
50. ~ - :. s.'t., =.
A large number of whites and blacks
were up for trespassing upon the property
of the Baltimore Steamboat Company and
for being vagrants, but all were discharged
except Frank Burton (white), Frank Gar
land, Henry Williams, and Thomas Porter
fcolored), who were committed to jail as va
grants and suspicious parties in default Of
S1OO surety each for good behavior.
Catherine McDonough, charged with
stealing $707 from her husband, D. McDo-
nough, was discharged, the parties compro-
missing the matter.
William Fl. Harris, charged with cutting
John Taylor with knife, was committed
to iail for forty-eigbt hours in default OF
surety to keep the peace, &C.. in the sum OF
$50. .,,..3..
w. p. Perkins, charged with trespassing
on the premises of George P. Gray and
stealing q mirror from him, had his case
continued until tomorrow, and he was
bailed in the sum of 5000, with Michael
Burns as surety.
George Scott and Joseph Smith (both co
lored). for fighting on the streets, were
fined 81 each. ~. .t,;.t,,f2,tnll !. -. !
William Bailey and Hezekiah fJonothan,
tor sitting on bench in the First market
during .market-hours, were each tined $l. z
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THE JAspER-WELLs DIsPuTE.-In the ac-
count published yesterday Of the dispute
between Elders r. Wells and John Jasper
we omitted to mention that part Of the reso-
lution offered by Rev. A. Binga, Jr., refer
ring to Elder Jasper's acknowledgment,
which was as follows:
..In view OF the correction made by the
Ebenezer church relative to my sermons on
the SUMS rotation. as do not believe in re-
ligious intolerance, L readily concede to
them what ask for Inyseli-the right to ex-
ercise their own opinion. And ], deeply
regret the unpleassutness that has been ex-
existing, as well as the uncharitable remarks
that the above has caused me to make reta-
tive to Elder r. Wells and his church, and
/ assure them that the fraternal feeling ex-
tended to me and my church is heartily re-
ceiyed" # 49,, ~. - ~ y z 5,ts1 : .s'
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MEssns. j. D. FRY s CO. will have on exhioiuon
Friday and saturday samples Of all the ieaaine
Paris styles OF Chidren's Fancy Hats, imported eA
pres:iy for them. Don't fall to call and examine.
Orders must be put n at once TO be ed In any rsa-
sonabie time. REpFokD the halter, their ehiet
salesman, requests as to- cal! the attention os ms
Hebrew friends to- the fact that the MtesI 1nu-
Avenue Block Silk Hat is just CUT, snd aopss 'nss
may Give him CAN. Their No. Is 1909 Main street,
,,0st.Of1Ce.. .t: 5ls Es
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THse MOZART Considering the very
stormy weather there was quite goou au.
dieBee 1t the Mozart last evening, ana ese
pleasing programme, as heretofore pun
Iisiod in the Disp Itch, was well Tenaelsu. a'
.sAwake.s by Adams, and .s The Two
Grenadiers,n = BY sehamapn, with much
taste and expression
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TCommunicated.J

RICHMoND, September 26, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Will you be kind
enough to state that the A. n. Plzzlnl, Sec
retary of the Pioneer Greenback Club and
Of the late Greenback Convention, Is a
printer and correspondent OF New YORK
sporting paper, and not the undersigned
ANDREW PIzzINT, JR.,
a,- ~ S07 Broad street.
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DINsNoRE's BLANKS and SPENcERIAN COPY
BOOKS for sale at WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.'S.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP
t.. CARPETS
s. .~s. now being exhibited at
LEVY BROTHERS.
They show some rich styles OF TAPESTRY BRrs-
Sells at prices that Will astonisb you. They also
offer great bargains In w. s.<t,
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, -st,.
WINDow-SHADEs,
.@a RUGS, MATS, and O1L-cLoTHs.
They have Just received a large stock OF BLACK
and CoLoRED CASuMEREs and BLACK and COL
oREp SILKS, which viii be sold at much below reg
y,r1r
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assEENBAcK MovExENT.--A greenback
meeting was appointed to be held at the cor
ner OF Twenty.aith and Main streets last
night. AT the hour designated number Of
persons were present, and Colonel Newman
Commenced a speech, but had to bring it 10 70
a sneedy close on account OF rain.
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The Musicale TO -Night.-The fourth :nu-
sicaLe OF the Beethoven Association will be
given tonight at Heider's Hail. An attrac-
tive programme, both vocal and instru--
mental, has been arranged. 1t embraces
choruses, solos, duets, quartettes, &C., ana
the attendance will doubtless be very large.
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The Wyatt Case.--Al that remains to De
done in the case Of Wyatt and Newall, con-
victed OF misdemeanor, is for the parties to
enter into proper bond, and the papers will
be forwarded to the Court OF Appeals for
rehearinr and review. i,H --r -..:-. &
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= z ! 4 = - -.
,zlCoLoRED Sons OF TEMPERANCE.--Was ash
lington Division, No. 81, Colored Sons OF
Temperance, was duly organized last night
sby the District Deputy, assisted by the
Grand Scribe. Officers were elected and
installed us follows: Norman Taylor, worthy
patriarch; T.. Nelson, assistant associate /;
E. Jackson, recording scribe; Saliie J..
Lawrence, assistant recording scribe; Caro-
line Wells, financial scribe; E. Gray. trea-
.surer; Rev. j.. G. BraXton, chaplain; Susan
Watkins, conductor; s. Banks, assistant
conductor; n, L. Lawrence. inside senti-
mel; James Finney, outside sentinel |;
Thomas H. Jackson, past worthy pstriarch !;
e. II. Gray, e. %. 4 Another new Division,
to be known as Juniata Division. NO. 52,
will be organized next Tuesday night, villa
J. Alfred johnson w. r., and a. Fleet
r. s., with twenty-five chartersmembers.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
clear. In the afternoon there was rain
and wind.storm. At night 1t was cloudy
and threatening, with occasional rain.
THEaMoNETER YESTERDAY: s A. NJ, 70 {;
"a. ~, II; noon, IS; 8 p. NJ, o.; 6 r.
NJ, 76; midnight, 6S.
Mean temperature, 7S3.
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'lKe Red. Stocking Clu6.-In consequence
Of the receipt OF telegram from the Old
Dominion Club, OF Petersburg, announcing
their inability to get their nine together,
the Red-Stocking Baseball Club, of this
city, did not 60 over to that city yesterday.
as was expected, to play the final game OF
ttp season. 4. ..... ...s .....a..". s...f b.
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au 3 |
a r MEADE & BAKERS

"A j Ill II tAI Il ~ bhA Lik ~
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INVALLDs.
AIR-plLLOwS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IiOT-WATER BAGS, .s.a
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD. ~ ST..
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
sOFr-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAyELLING-FLASKS-
~ SPOSGE-BAGS, ..., -
POCKET-STOVES. a..a.a III 't.........g
HORsE-nAIR FLESH GLOVES, ,...
FLESH BRUSHES,
~ ,tPOCKET-INHALERS, H}.,. '..'-7
STEAM-INIIALERS, ir
THROAT-ATOMIZERS, q. ......
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, ..,us...
OMINAL-SUPPORTERS, ..-...
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSEs, -.-..
HOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES, -.
FEyER-TERMOMETER
81 GALVANIC-BATTERIES ~"
And all SURGICAL and '-.'
. MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a: -,
ry.asi- MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore, -
an27. ',.,ta a@s :-ea 9l9 Main street.
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LoAF-CAKE, WITH FRUIT.-Two large cups Of
powdered sugar, one and half cups Of butter, stir
TO cream five cups Of -four, with three teaspoon
fuls of DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDEE, one cup Of
sweet milk half pound Of raislns two ounces OF
citron cut In small pieces one grated nutmeg, one
wineglass Of wine, one Of brandy, eight eggs, add
the -four with milk, sugar. and butter, the beaten
yolks of the eggs, and then the whites we'll beaten,
then the wine, spice. and fruit; make this into two
loayes; bake slowly one hour. r..
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SCHOOL BoARD.-The regular meeting OF
the City School Board was to have been
held yesterday, but there was no quorum.
The following report from the Superin-
tendent OF Schools for the past two weeks
would have been presented had quorum
been present. 1t is merely report Of the
organization OF the schools to date, and out
side of his regular monthly report due 5he
18th Of October next:
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The Methodist Reuiual.-The attendance
on divine service at the Methodist church
on Wednesday and last nights was very
large. There were number OF penltents
and several conversions. The meeting IS
exnected to continue for some time yet. :.
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THE CASE OF REV. DR.. BAIRD.-In the
case OF Rev. DR.. Z. t. Baird, before the
East Hanover Presbytery, the reading OF
the testimony was closed at noon. At the
afternoon session Rev. Mr.. Campbell opened
for the prosecution, and was followed BY
Rev. DR.. Brown. Last night Rev. DR..
Baird was heard in his own behalf. Will
liam Writ Henry, ESQ.,, will close for the
prosecution, when the case will be submitted
to The Presbytery for final decision. 4. :.
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The Fall SeaSon.--"I The Llttie nose
buds " inaugurate the fall festive season 10, o,
night by sociable at the "0reen house,
to which a select number OF lnVitatious hasS
been issued. Conversation. and rall0nal on
games and music, but no dancing. 1ne
Committee of Arrangements are Messls'
r. G.. Broaddus and +. +. Morrlssette, as
sisted bY several well-knoWn LADIES'.
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Wholesale agents. PURCELL, LADD s co.

A STRONG SORT OF LETTER." Washin gton
November 13, 1S77.-Dear Sir.-The jaultor Of my
George jenkins, being PROSTATE and
almost helpless with rheumatism. gave him bot.
lie Of DR.. HERNDeN'S GYPSY'S GIFT. handed me
by Major Richards for that purpose. Before The
1rst bottle had been taken jenkins was up and re
ported for duty. second bottle has apparent,
completely cured him. .-.
JAMES w. GESSFoRD,
Lieutenant First Precinct"
Sold by all live druggists.
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Work by Lamp.-On and after October
1st work will commence in the Marshall and
Old Dominion cotton-mills by ianplight.
The hours will be from A. NJ. to 1880 z.
M. with three fourths OF an hour for din
ner. Operations suspend Saturdays at 4
o,ctopt
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MOTHER MUST NOT FoRG EFT DIR. MoFFETT's
TEETHINA tTeething Po1odersl regulates the
bowels and makes teething easy. TEETHINA cures
cholera-infantm and the summer complaints OF
children; heals eruptIons and sores, removes and
prevents the formation of worms. No mother
should be without 1t. r. W. POWERS & Co., Rich
mond, and all druggists kcepit.
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SICKLE PEARS-RIPE AND JUIcY-su-.G t,...
- a.. "''' at
Z" s'ia u, P1zzry1's, S07 Broad street.

CHESS LINIaIENT IoDIDE ASIAoNIA-A new
and great discovery; remedy whose curative eff
ects surpass anything heretofore placed before the
public. No family afford to be without bottle,
for all alike liable 10 attack of the ills for
which It has proved itself sovereign remedy Its
equal has moi been discovered for the cure Of rheu
matism, gout, diphtheria, pneumonia. erysipeias,
frosted limbs, throat bruises Of all kinds, and
wounds Of every nature indeed, The list Of diseases
which It is recommended TO has scarce limit
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
,- .- -. .r... DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,xn,cArIoys FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid
d,e States. rising barometer. cooler north
west We to southwest winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather: 1,v c...as
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
northerly winds, cooler, partly cloudy wea-
ther, stationary or rising barometer, io,som-
cd in Texas By falling barometer ana warm-
or southeast winds.
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Funeral Ssrvices.-The funeral OF the
late Zachariah Jameson took place Eester-
dav. at 3 O'Clock from his late residence,
corner of Seventeenth and Hull streets, ana
was largely attended. Rev; DR.. Wlniree
oficiated, and the remains were inferred AZ
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SAVE MONEY py having your printing oone afthe
DISPATCH PRlsTING-HoUsE. Coed work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. If
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY (our own iinportation)
good quality and perfectly pure, at 81 gallon.
w. D. BLAIR Il Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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Personal c. Fl. Corey, D. D.,
principal Of the Richmond Institute, re-
turned to the city yesterday from trip to
Europe.
The Governor has commissioned the fol-
lowing officers OF the Suffolk Guard:
Thomas w. Smith, captain; Benjamin +.
Cutchin, Jr., first lieutenant; John L. Rid
dick, second lieutenant; George T. Parker,
Junior second lieutenant.
General Y. D. Groner, OF Norfolk, was in
the city yesterday.
Sir Knights William b. Isaacs, Past Grand
Commander Of Virginia; John f. Regnault,
Grand Captain-General; and o. NJ. Mar
shall, have returned from Alexandra, where
they assisted in comforting the Templar's
orders on seven candidates.. ,.s,Is = -. !. : :
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were T.. G. Flowers,
Lynchburg; J.. W. Baker, Louisa; j. B.
Cobb, Danville; J. V. Rice, j. b. Morris,
Farmyille; W. ii. Il. Markley, Kentucky !;
A. Beck, Allentown, Ca; j. r. Baylor,
Greenwood, Va; w. w. Finney,. Pow
hatan; aud W. il. Singleton. GoochIand. I
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81. ELLYSoN & Co.. advertising agents, insert 40.
Yertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the Cnitad
Slmes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countns-roo,n will receive prompt atten
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Political Note.-Henry A. Jordan, city
Superintendent OF the Conservative party
will in few. days announce the appoint,
ment of the working ward committees ana
minute-men in behalf Of the regular nomi-
nee of the Conservative party for this con-
oressional district.
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We have Il remnant OF CIGARS, all Havana n!lcr
and binder, good size, at IS box. Call before they
are all gone. W.D. BLAIR Co.
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Doctors all recommend and everybody drinks
PoRTSER's LAGER BEER.
CHRISTIAN 6 WHITE, Agents.
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IN MURRAY & EANAAy's FLORIDA WATER tne
most debrlltated and nervous can find renet; usea
freely In the water Of the bath its eHect
maryelous. 30 strengthening and bracing, and With
all so exauisitsiy agreeable.
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. LADIES' AND GESTLEMES'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to ordcr-best quality-suaranteed TO
a,-at BosCHHS's, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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A GOOD MIXED TEA ut so cents pound. r
w. D. BLAIR & Co., b.
...... 9O3 Main street.
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CIDER VINEGAR, three years old; GREEN GIN.
GER, for preserving, ut
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Tn this court yesterday
William Jones alias William Jackson,
charged with breaking into James Conway's
stable and stealing lot OF harness. was
tried and acquitted. ~ .s.st .~i.:a p
1IJohn Rose, charged with the same Of
fence, was convicted and sent to the penl-
tentiary for two years. ~. : - ..- -.
William Jones, charged with petit lar
ceny, was convicted and punished with
thirty-nine stripes. y >h..'i:i2' -.
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YELLOW BANANAS-FRESH AND CHEAP
at
PIZZINI'S, S07 Broad street.
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THE VIRGINIA HOTEL, Staunton, Va offers SUI
perior accom- modation3 at moderate rates. TERMS {:
50 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
cIal men, and only S2 per day. -
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scHooI.sHoHs, allthe styles, cheap
Doscuxx,s, coo and 511 Broad street.
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The alarm os IRE, and the rumor that Hax-
laIpsmill was burning up, for a time diverted
the attention OF some OF the audience. Bot
twas only for q few moments, and the play
wentori grandly. i,i,.iS6s's5 :, ~ 80 e
Pant second Of the performance was an
illustration Of the, habits and customs, pas
times and rites OF the Pawnee and Nez
Pefce Indians a,.isti ts1' =. 49,, ~, =. =.
HeThe play viii be repeated tonight. ~
" There are several real Indians Ia the com.
bination. s'' .ti1EjS&. z! .a1,'.s : -
8 To-day at 12 O'Clock there will be q grand
street. parade. The Indians, Including the
squaw, will be in full costume and mounted,
and a band-wagon Will accompany the party.
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i WE HAVE REcEIvEp from Ellyson d YAM
cey, .1t12 Main street, kfdfper's Weekly and
FSank LeSIisss llt1stydted lSsicspeper
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The number repor.ed unaccommodated is
much less than the real number, as many
persons who desired to enter their children
did not apply because they were informed
that they could not gain admission.
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MONUMENTS. .

WI HITEi BRONZE MONUMENTS.
-..,-. WALLES q WRAY. reg-s.i
MARBLE AND GRANITE-DEAI.ERS,
MARSHALL STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH. ~ -
are also agents for
WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS
u new use for an old mrtal-'lmpe rishabie by IA.
lure and eyer-euduring In beauty" II wilL STAND
for ages without change OF color. Cost from : oHS
half TO one third less than marble granite. Call
and see specimens. SZo-Am
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WINE JELLY, FOR THE SICK,
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NICE MALAGA GRAPES
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PIzzISJ's, s07 Broad street.