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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
JAFFIER ALIVE AND DEAD.

On such day by the command of the
Caliph-may his name be revered was CIV
On to Jaffer, son of Yah, as free gift, an
incalculable sum of money, with robes hors-
es, beautiful slaves, and perfumes. l, the
scribe, had to cast up the value placed oppo-
site to these gifts, and found the sum total
amounted to 30, 600, 600 dirrims But Jafiier,
son of Yah, fell into disgrace, and 1, the
scribe, saw the entry of the expense for burn
ing the body of the once highly favored Jaf-
fer thus expressed: "Disbursed for burning
the carcass. of one Jaifier, son of Yiah, q
dirrims for pitch and straw"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
now JoJEE BECAME INyULNERABLE.

Joiee the tramp, intent on plumber fol
lowed body of foot soldiers to the wars.
Once a skirmish took place. When the arch
ers were engaged, Jojee busted himself in
picking up the spent arrows, so that he might
sell them, when 10 there came an arrow
which wounded him in the head. II am, in
deed, dead" cried Joiee. Presently there
came to him a surgeon, who plucked out the
arrow saying; "Be of good cheer man, for
the weapon has not touched thy brain"
"Brain!" quoth Jojee, my master, had
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-07-12
From New York.

THE PERvERsITY OF THE HUMAN RACE-HOw WE
SEEK DIsCoMFoBT-sUMNtER BoARD-DAILI
EXCURSIONS SOME REMARKS ON CHURCH PIC
N1cs-MoRrA11 AMONG M1LG1oNAIREs-
Will CONTESTS rs.sudPLE MR. BABnIrT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Petersburg Us. Manchester - The Red
Stockings Victorious. Yesterday morning
the Old Dominion Baseball Club, OF re.
tersburg, arrived in this city about 9:4o
O'Clock. They were met at the sta.
ton and escorted to a room which had
been provided for them at Heiders S
Hall. After receiving proper attention
the members of the club and friends
dispersed, and visited the mills and other
points OF interest in this city and Richmond.
They took dinner at the Central House at
II O'Clock P. NJ.
The game was called at O'Clock. The
playing on both sides was good, Mr.
Wynne, short-stop Of the Petersburg club,
being specially complimented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30
LOCAL MATTERS.
Christian Sympathy for the yellow.
@-.t HvvH

~. "a E.
Alta prayer-meeting held yesterday morn.
ing in the lccture-room of DR.. Hoge's
church, in which oil the Presbyterian con.
gregations of the city took part, it was re-
solved to send the following telegram to
their brethren I'm New Orleans and Mem.
|phis:
TO Reu. b. .M. Palmer, d. D., Neo Or.
teanS:
The Presbyterians Of Richmond, assem-
bled in prayer in behalf OF their afflicted
Christian brethren OF the Southwest, send
greetings Of earnest Christian sympathy
and love- [sisned.l !; u \; i HaazT, fcoET
A similar telegram was sent to Rev. WI.
liam E. Boggs, D. D., Memphis. Tenn.
It will be an interesting fact to state that
DR.. Palmer, who was away from New Or
leans in Virginia, spending the summer,
when the yelIow-fever made its appearance
in that city, returned Immediately to his
home, where he could best aid his distressed
and suffering friends.
The following telegram from DR.. Palmer
was received last evening in reply to the
above, sent by DR.. Hazen: ..
NEW ORLEANS, August, 20, 1878.
Rev. James X. Hazen, 1901 Main street:
Your dispatch was read this morning to
a lurge congregation assembled for worship.
It comforts US that so many Christians have
fellowship with us in our su1erinSs ana
unite in the prayer that these days may be
shortened. [Signed] B. NJ. PALMER.
The prayer-meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association rooms yesterday after
noon was not very largely attended, but
was very pleasant meeting, and one that
seemed to excite deep interest in all present.
Rev. J. William Jones conducted the
meeting, ard remarks were made by him
and Rev. S. A. Steel.
In the prayers petitions were offered that
God would stay the plague in the stricken
cities and towns Of the land; that He would
be the father of The fatherlesS and the
widows God; and that he would give to
our people and people everywhere sympa'
thizing hearts and liberal hands.
1t was announced that there would be q
similar meeting held at the same place
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
this afternoon from to $3.50, and all who
sympathize with the object are invited to
attend,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

IMPROVEMENTS TO SCHooL-BUIIDINGs-
RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE.-The Rich
mond Female Institute ebuilding-oneof the
very best in this city used for educational
purposes-has recently been painted and
improved to the degree that one familiar
with its old appearance would hardly recog-
nize it at first glance. The improvements
are to be seen both inside and out. They
make the place more attractive and more
comfortable than ever before-ihanks to the
skiIful papering Of Anderson and painting
OF Danny. The rooms Will be nicely fur
nished for boar ders. IY the trustees could
get the $4,000 due them by the United
States Congress land which will probably be
Forthcoming this wintcr) they could 60 on
still farther and make this one Of the very
best school.buildings in the country.
The next session will begin on the 23d OF
September, with Miss Josephine Eaton as
principal and Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Holland
in charge Of the home department, assisted
by an able corps OF teachers, giving parents
iudubitahlc guarantee that the heart and
mind alike will be carefully cultivated.
Thousands Of wives and mothers OF this
city and State were educated at this institu-
ton. They will all be glad to hear OF the
new and promising start soon to be taken
by their alma mater, and most OF those "ho
have daughters will hope for nothing better
than that they may have the same excellent
educational advantages.
The Southern Female Institute building,
Grace street between Foushce and First. is
to undego extensive improvements prepare
tory to the next session, when it will be
opened under fattering auspices by Miss
Jessie Gordan and fine corps of assistant
instructors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

THE IcE-WATER CURE.-[New York lie
raid dispatch. .]-Ne,c Orleans, August a.
At the Charity Society to-day DR.. Samuel
Chopin tried an exceedingly interesting
experiment, which, il successful, Will revo-
lutionize the treatment of yellow-fever. and
Justly be regarded as one OF the most inl-
portant medical discoveries OF the age. The
patient was in moribund condition, hay-
ing been sick with yelow-fever twenty-four
hours. without attention, his only medi-
cine being a seidiitZ powder. The tenn
perature OF his body indicated 105 2-5 de-
srees. His pulse beat one hundred a
minute, and he presented the appearance OF
one who would die in very few minutes.
The patient was stripped naked, placed
upon one of DR.. Rodbes's fever-cots. which
has a network cover and India-rubber re-
ceptacle beneath, and sprinkled with ice
water from sprinkling-ean two hours and
a quarter. At The expiration OF that time
the temperature o; the body was reduced to
$50. and the pulse to 900.
When the sprlnkling ceased the tempera-
ture OF the body returned to the normal
heat in health. the fever disappeared, and
the patient fell into gentle sleep, which
still continues. At present writing this
first experiment in cold-water treatment is
attracting widespread attention among ply.
sicians, and should the patient recover it Is
predicted that the disease will be mastered
After the sprinkling the patient was cover
ed with sheet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

UNMAnABLE.-It should be generally un-
derstood that small packages OF merchan.
disc deposited in the post-otfice for trans
mission in the mail cannot be forwarded
unless the full amount OF postage is pre-
paid by postage-stamps at the rate Of one
cent per ounce, or fractions Of an ounce.
Among the packages held for postage in
the Richmond office is one addressed to W.
B. Bishop, Healing Springs, and one for
Miss j. III. Kyle. Wytherille, "West Vir-
ginia." Two packages were deposited in
the office yesterday with sufficient stamps
affixed. but no address whatever-one con.
tanned knitting-worsted, the other pair OF
kid gloves and a silk handkerchief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

When riding on the cars, II cinders annoy
you, persuade your neighbor next in front
to close. his window; that is where they
enter. You may keep your own window
open with impunity, unless your neighbor
behind is bigger man and compels you to
close it.-Binghanaton Republican.
A tramp who called upon the editor OF
the Whitehall Times boasted OF having once
been q stage-driver-a sort OF wandering
Jehu.
Tie president Of the Central Pacific rail-
road few months ago purchased for bis
wife diamond necklace for SIG. 600.
One Goldfish yields one thousand eggs.
This is what keeps up the aristocracy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY COMMITS.
sIoN.-PariS, August 2S.-At the session OF
the International Monetary Conference Gov
ernor Fenton closed the general debate on
the part of the United States. He summa.
rized the previous arguments of the Ameri-
can delegates. and answered the objections
to them. The Governors speech was con.
ciliatory. He sought to lessen the diverg"
ence of views, and to indicate possible
ground for a mutual understanding. He
said the United States expected from the
Conference, if not q decision favorable to
the free circulation OF silver, at least such
an expression of opinion as would enable
Americans to obtain later the cooperation
which they came to request. AT the close
OF Governor Fenton's speech the Confer
ence suspended its sitting for one hour to
deliberate upon a reply. Upon resuming
the session MIR. Leon Say submitted form
ula OF a reply which a certain number OF
the delegates desired to make to the Ameri-
can proposals. The Conference, however,
assented to the proposition of Mr.. Groes-
beck to adjourn until tomorrow, in order
to give the American delegates time to con-
slider the reply. The Conference nominally
closed to-day; to-morrow's meeting will be
merely informal. On Friday the American
commissioners will entertain the other
members of the Conference at dinner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were F'rede-
rick Besonden, Cincinnati; G. W. Parker,
New York; L. Roper, Petersburg; d. A.
Wilson. Owensboro', KY; Josiah Burruss,
King William; and F. W. Chiles, Louisa.
While Mr., John Bell Bigger was elo-
quently addressing the Convention on We'd
nesday lin response to vote OF thanks for
his services as clerk) some parties entered
his residence and succeeded in eating up all
the fruit on his table before they were
frightened away.
Colonel u. Beall, member of the Commit
tee on the Fire Department, and George A.
Ainslie, chief engineer, will leave Satur-
day uia the York River route for Chicago
to attend the FlremPn's Convention. They
will return by way Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, and will come back, it is
hoped, prepared to propose plans 10 remedy
the great ineficiency( as Colonel Beall says)
of the Department.
Sergeant Hall. in search OF the GoochIand
murdererS, has been to North Carolina and
returned to this city, and is now off again
on q fresh trail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

FATALLY SH0T.-Informotio was receiv-
ed in this city yesterday OF the fatal shooting
OF Mr.. Robert Payne Fauntleroy at lis
farm. near Centre Cross, in Essex county.
Mr. Fauntlerov was found on Thursday
morning on a hillside at his home with 4
discharged shotgun lying near at hand.
1t has not been ascertained whether the
shooting was accidental ornct. Mr.. Faun-
tleroy was u highly-respected citizen and
estlmable gentleman, and has many friends
in Richmond who will regret to hear OF his
DEATH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

POLICE COURT, YEsTEEDAY-POl Jus
tice Joseph j. White presidinq.-W. b.
williams alias Wilson alias Edwin White,
charged with obtaining food from Mr.. V. j..
MountcastIe under false pretences, was ac-
quilted.
William Hartwell and Jacob Harris (both
colored), charged with feloniously breaking
the jawbone Of Beverly Swan, with intent
to MAIN, dishgure, and kill him, were sent
on to the Hastings Court for Indictment.
Bail was refused Harris, but it was allowed
Hartwell in the sum OF $780, in default OF
which he was also committed TO Jail.
A. e. Anderson, \. p. Elkberg, NJ. NAL
hasen, Chris. Ferguson. Olof Madsen, and
G. E. Siam, charged with refusal to do duty
on board the bark Gaia, after signing arti-
cIcs OF agreement. were turned over to Mr..
Charles Lundln, the Swedish consul.
Holly Brice and William Woodson (both
colored), charged with being common
thieves and vagranls, were sent to Jail for
thirty days in default OF surety for good
behavior in the sum OF $50 each.
Joe Morris and Stephen Cannon, under
the same charge, were discharged.
Louisa Christian (co!ored), charged with
petit larceny. was acquitted.
Henry Thomas, charged with being va
graft, was ordered to leave the city imme.
diately.
Stephen Edwards, charged with beating
his wife, &C., was fined So.
Thomas jackson and William Johnson
charged with fighting and creating dis
turbance in the NAL ket-house during mar.
ket hours. Jackson fined 81, and Johnson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

ADMITTED TO BAJL.-James Holloran.
has been indicted by the grand jury of Hen
rico County Court for breaking the jaw
bone Of John Pelletti, was before Justice
Larus for examination yesterday morning,
but in the absence of witnesses for the ac-
cused the case was continued until Tues
day, September 9th. Justice Larus at first
refused bail, but OH further consideration
he granted it. The Commonw wealth was
represented by Messrs. I'll. A. Atkinson and
S. NJ. Witt, and the accused by Mr.. e. c.
Cabell. Colonel John 3. Young, who is as
sociated with Mr.. Cabell for defence, was
not nreSent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

BRIEF LOCAL ITENs.-Tbe United States
internal revenue collections yesterday ap-
proximated $1,000.
The Norwegian bark sirio, Rogne master,
from London uia Delaware Breakwater,
entered at the custom-house yesterday to
load oil for Europe.
Rev. A. Harris, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, will
lecture at the Eleventt-Street synagogue
tomorrow morningat 10 O'clock
The American brig Leonard Myers, Hicks
master, cleared from the custom-house yes
terdaT for Brazil with 1858 barrels OF flour.
valued at S14.057.16, shipped by Dunlop t5
McCance.
Cabell Franklin, from Halifax county,
was received at the penitentiary yesterday
for two years for forgery.
In the matter Of the dead infant found in
an alley in rear Of No. $40 Catherine street,
Coroner Taylor decided that it was still
bnru.
The prices for tobacco ruled very low on
'Change yesterday. Highest reported price
paid, S22.
Not single coastwise entrance or clear
ance reported yesterday.
a good-sIzed moccasin snake was killed
near the corner OF Fifth and Marshall streets
Wednesday night.
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BASKRUprcY.-The following bankrupt:

BASKRUPTCY.-The following bankrupts
were adiudicated yesterday by Register At
kins: J. G. Mettert, Of Richmond city; z.
e. George, Of Lancaster Courthouse; j. Fl.
Van Auken, OF Petersburg; Solomon
Solms, Robert E. sibley, and John F. Schon.
berger, OF Richmond city; E. A. Baugh, OF
Powhatan county; Charles A. Shumau, of
Caroline county; and R. A. Woodbridge, OF
Richmond city. There was also fled with
the United States District Court the follow
ing cases Nelson r. Shacklett, Of Stafford
county; w. A. BuckDer, Hfcksford,
Greeneville county; and Henry 7. Nors-
worthy, OF Southampton county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

ISpycATIoys FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
occasional rain. variable winds, mostly
southeasterly, stationary temperature, and
higher pressure. .,
For the South Atlantic States, colder,
partly cloudy weather, occasional ram,
winds mostly soutberly, and stationary ana
higher pressure. s@ ,s III. i
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COURT ORDERS.


NTIKGlNlA.-In the clerks office OF the
4. F. Harvey and T.. II. Blair partners trading W.
"'' '''e ''''.''e '''''' Plaintiff,
T. r. Hin, D. G. Ill., and F. l.. Iill. partners trading
under the name and style Of Hill & Co.
IN DEBT.
The offset Of this ruiz il TO recover FRI IN The Lc-
PENDANTS S4l2.O2, with Interest thereon from ilc
10Th day OF August. 1878, unIi pa''i.
And affidavit lAyin@ Gen mad aid Eied liial u q
dents OF the Stnc or Virginia. they are rcqurc't 10
Appear here wifhln one month after due publication
hereof aud Il, what Is Necessary to rroteci theiI i-
tcre.ts In this suit.
ALFRED SHIELD: CLERK.
WILLIAM FILYSoN.r.q an 30.F4M
NTIRGINIh-ATR RULES HELD N TIE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF THE c CrlI
FIRST MONDAY ~ AUGUST. 1875:
Amer +. harvey AMI Lrwi, III. lil1tr. merchants
and partners trading under the firm OF liary"y "
Blair. Pltnt.it-.
aysiist 49,
Charles hrety oS.c-'it'
CASE.
The osJiac: oil this sul, Is ~ rec yer two hGn'rct
and ,eveu:y. three dyi'LrS ani twcnty-olc reilt-.
with Iurr.sr tn.rc0n from The 2O' of 3prl. IS -,
from the said G.icn aut Charles krcty. iGl 10 -
iarl ,hc estate Of the tcn ant- AMI I" s3blec i o.
symn 10 the payment 81 In. piIintl1,' call
And affidavit has!n: .ccn uiati- ana ne" III:
the defendant Is noG-rr-i'ita! ~ th!H S'a''. 10
is ordered that he appear here w!ihia U!e sion'h
due publication oI this order, and 10 wnai ~
NECESSARY 10 protect hi, Interest III hi, suit.
c0py-Tcst .r,,, = ,.,,
WILLIAM ELLYsoN. pa. q" i6 t5"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

STANTON FEMALE SEMINARy.-This school,
from its Own merits. has attained high reputation
for solid advantages, with low rates. The aim of
tie principal. With his Efficient co-laboscrs. In.
cluding Mrs. General J. +. r. STUART, Is TO make
IL no less pleasant home than an efficient .cht oil.
No eStravaganceis allowed. Call and see the prin-
cipal ,o-d,y at the ST. Claire Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

MORE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE YELLOW
FEVER SUFFERERs.-The Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company has author
lied the Howard Association OF New Or
leans and the Howard Association OF Mem
phis to draw on their treasurer for S125
each for the aid OF the yellow-icver sufferers
in those cities. These amounts, added to
what the citizens OF Richmond have already
contributed, aggregate S1.246.60.
Heillel Lodge. Kesher Shel Barrel, No. 9,
appropriated $50 at their meeting on Wed
nesday evening in aid Of yellow-feyer suf-
ferers, which was forwarded on yesterday
to New Orleans.
At meeting Of Marshall Lodge, No. y,
X. of P, $50 was donated for the relief OF
the yellow-feycr sufferers at Vicksburg.
Treasurer Quarlos reports as follows ::
Total collections to date, S1,509.53. Sent as
follows: To Vicksburg, $3.50; to Grenada,
500; to Memphis, $3.50; to New Orleans,
S70O-total, $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

To THE MoUNTAISs.-Thee excursion to
the White Sulphur Springs under the
auspices OF the ladies OF Centenary church,
and which is to take place next Thursday,
offers fine opportunity to all who may de-
sire to visit the mountains. These ladies
are veteran excur>ionists, and cannot fail to
make any such undertaking success.
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their stay they received attentions, In addi-
tion to the Red Stockings, from Messrs.
Jordan 81 Lundie, OF the Central House;
Toby & MoIes, of the Chesterfield House;
Robert Beattie, s. ?. Dowdy, and others,
and expressed themselves in every way
pleased with the trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

DETECTIVE SMITH STILL HOLDING THE FORT.
Detective w. =. smith. Of Smith & WeA, Bat!-
more, WHO was suddenly cured by DIR. Herndon's
Gvpsy's Gift. whilst confined 10 bed by an nvcte-
late attack Of rheumatism, TO which he had been
long subject still holds ihe fort" and has never
been troubled since by an attack Of the old enemy
This shows the Icrmancncy of that great remedy.
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REV. DIR. JOSEPH 5. KET. pastor of 81. Pani's
church, Columbus. Ga. writes: I'VE gave DIR.
MoFFETT's TEETHINA (7'eething Po,oderSl to
our Iit,le yranlch.ld with the happest results The
ctfecs were almost magical and certainly more sat
isf,ctory than from anything we ever used" i. W.
POWERS & Co., Richmond and all druggists keep
TEETIIISA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

The M0ZART.-The approach OF fall has
not yet made Il perccptib'e increase in the
number Of the Mozart audience. 4 charm
ing instrumental programme was given last
evening, aud each number was rendered
with care and expression by the perform
crs.
The orchestra was well balanced, and
played four pleasing selections with spirit
and expression. "The Kings polonai>e.
by Bilse, and the Pot-Pourr, from "ll
Troyatore," were notably fine.
The rendition OF J. Muler's trio, Ar
mida.'' by SSnor Jardclla. Professor c. W.
and Miss Laura Thl0w, was excellent, and
elected deserved applause. Professor kess-
mich gave very correct execution OF DE
Bcriot's difficult First Concerto,' while
Mr.. BEERS cornet solo, "The Trumpetcr's
Farewell" by Hamm, in which he was &C.
companed by an octette OF brass, was
quaint and pleasing.
Taken altogethcr, the programme, though
entirely instrumental, was bright and pleas
ing, and one that could be readily under
stood by the audience generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-30

SYcLE BROTHERS are advertising 900 pairs Of
BLANKETS at 4 remarkably low price. There was
never known Ia he such an opportunity To purchase
BLANKETS at src! i low price. Read their adycr-
ti.ccut and 20 70 the store and see for yourselves
and YOU can get good pIir Of BLANKETS for S3.
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Analysis showing the relative value o
different kinds OF food:

The above shows that for feeding pur-
poses the cotton-seed meal is exceedingly
valuable. We may expect in future to see
great number OF cotton factories at work
in the South spinning cotton direct from
the seed, and attached to each an oil-mill
and soap-factory.
WILLIAM Fl. OLIVER.
Ne,rJeTn, n e.
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09.CEyr STORE.
TLEARING-OUT SALE AT THE
99-CENT STORE.

We offer at the following very low prices
GENUINE BALBRiGG An SOCKS a. 25c.;
GENUINE ENGLISH FULL hEHUiAis sotAS
GEStlNE: ENGLISH LrsLE-THREiD SOCKS at
soLiD-iOL ORED-C -CardiuaI, Blue. aud Bro"a-
GESTLESES's LINEN COLLARS IFour-piy',
ALL.LfSES HUcKABAcK TOWELS at 7, 10,
Our line OF GENTLEMEN's WHITE and CO.
LtJiSED SHIRTS At 71c.;
LINEN Ma KINS ut S5c. ,,,,
canvas and stretcher in csrSe' solid oidcs-
walnut frames, at Sl.73: >r, r.crr,v,
Our entire line ot LAkLE tANEL-FitiSi.S
All our TIN TOILET. SETS at s2.75:
ali oui smaller CHa0SiOS and PANELS nj 7oc.;
JaPASNED TEA-rRAYs at so, s24, 10, snd
S7hc.;
CAkE-BOXES AT S7sc.:
TIN TEA-CASISrt.RS at 21c.;
TIN TkA-POrS II SOC.
Call and see the BARGAINS at
sos BROAD STREET.
au2o W. \. STEVENS.
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THE GREAT PERNAHENCY or MURRAY & Ian
MANS FLORIDA WATER gives Il Il wonderful ad-
vantage over nearly all other perfumes; days ana
weeks after Ill application the handkerchief or gar
ment cxlalrs sott. rich fragrance, agrceabs, re-
;-rsniuY, and heal.hiul.
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Or NuisGncc.-At a late hour last night
the standing nuisance on the southwest cor
ner OF Hull and Eighth streets was exhaling
an odor like unto the balm OF o thousand
frog-ponds and cesspools.