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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-02-20

Keep the Boys Away from the Bail
roads.
The Railroad authorities represent to NE
that they are greatly annoyed and human life
endangered by the effort Of the boys to get on
aud of the Cars while moving, and ask the in
tervention Of the City Authorities to abate the
evil i therefore ask the earnest co-epe alton Of
the parents aud friends the boys to admonsh
them Of their danger aud to restrain them from
such practices. The City MarshAls are in
structed to act up to the full limit OF their au-
thority in the interests of human life.
JOEL I. HALEY, Mayor.
Feb, 18th 1879.
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Vego6fne.

ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF
South BERWICK, ME-, Jan. II. 1872.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-I have had dyspepsia in it's worst
form for the last ten yeats, aud have taken
handreds of dollars worth of medicines with
out obtsining any relief In september last
commenced taking the Vegeiine. since which
time my health has steadily improved. My
food digesls well, and l have gained fifteen
pounds of flesh. There are several others in
this place taking V-geline, and all have obtain
ed relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS MOORE,
Oyerseer of Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills.
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$500 ON 5000

SAVED by having Reynolds to do your Den
alt work.
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Attention Farmers 2
GUANO! GUANO!
Our Motto: olive and let Live"

WEHAvE NOW IN OUR WAREHOUSE FULL STOCK OF
Fertilizers consisting following brands which show By analysis
hat the highest standard is fully maintained, viz:
John MeyyyCans Anmoniated DisSolUed Bone,
Winters DC WhulocEs ADmoniatea DISSOLVED Bone,
Stern's An,moniated Bone Supephosphae,
Andreo Goes Ammoniated Bone SEperphosphate,
WhannS Raw Bone Sapepho9hat,
ZeTS EconOmiser,
Empire Guano, PatapscO Guano,
EHi,oan DiSsoved Bone for CompoStng
Wanda acid Phosphate for C0npoStng
ZcEs Acid Phosphate for COmpotimg
You will that only such brands have established rep
uaion, satisfaction wherever tested we have
Ay refused combination but have sboed from the
beginning Fertilizers fixed price that would
them advantage We glad to state
agreed by manufacturers few weeks already
should be still further reduced will
reduction whether they buy later We
that they make their purchases as con-
and rushing and crOwdo assured that they viii be
charged only at the lowest price.
supplies such Bacon Corn and Flour on rea
enable time We have good Wagon Yard Tor our
Cotton whenever offered full prices Can and
examine o stock before purchasing
Winters, Alexander & Legg.
Marietta, Ga Feb 20h 1879.
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W z G f Il I N e
Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists
Take Notice.

All persons indebted to me either by note
or account are earnestly requested to come
forward and settle the same by the first day
of March next, otherwise your notes or &C
counts will be placed out for collection. l
mean what say. JOSHUA JACKSON.
Lost Mountain, Ga, Feb. LIST 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-15

Brief HemS.-A meeting OF the City
School Board will take place Tuesday, Sep
tember 23d, at which time the report OF the
Committee on Grades will be presented for
adoption.
at q meeting OF Conservatives OF the
First Ward held on Saturday night Cap
tain Fl. Fitzgerald and james A. Gentry
were chosen delegates to the Senatorial
Convention, and to the County Convention
DR.. A, ). McRae and Edward Bourne.
The Hastings Court will convene this
morning for the September term. Tue case
OF the Commonwealth Us. Socrates BROOKS,
for felony, is expected to come up for trial.
. The public schools OF this city will re-
open September 29tb, and are expected to
continue for nine months.
Mr.. Rober. Beattie is having fine dwell
ing erected on Eleventh and McDonough
streets, the site Of the recent fire. 1~
Mr.. W. Fl. Grant and Signor Jardella, OF
Ricbmond, we're we'll received at the Bee
thoyen musicale Friday night. Their vocal
and instrumental music was excellent.
Sora are reported plentiful down the
river. Severai OF them have been captured
some distance from the marshes. J
Judge William |. Clopton IS announced
10 speak at Hanover Courthouse September
18th in favor OF the McCuiloch settlement.
= Messrs. Dunlop & McCance shipped TO
Brazil, South American, Saturday, 3,350
barrels OF -four, manufactured here, apd
valued at sl5,39l. ..,. .qa.a..a.. >,
- 4 number OF our most prominent clti-
gems will have meeting next tweek looking
TO the formation Of literary society In this
askx .t EU
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
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science, or OF any Of the languages, ancient
or modern, most in use, they will ind ample
means for doing so here. Books will be
furnished them, and competent assistance
given them at the rooms without any charge
whatever. In case OF sickness, members Of
the Association will be detailed to assist in
nursing them; and strangers, on making
their wishes known, will receive every as
sistance in the power OF the directory TO
give. 'I.1 ...-.
The Association have it in contemplation
10 add largely TO the attractions and conve-
niences OF their rooms, and as soon as the
membership is sufficiently Increased to en-
able Them to bear the expense Of gas, &C.,
the rooms will be kept open until 10 O'Clock
at night, the best new books will be bought,
and considerable additions will be made to-
the magazines and newspapers.
At present the rooms are open from s in
the morning until little after dark. The
yearly subscription, which includes all ex-
penses, is three dollars year, which may
be paid quarterly or monthly by those pre-
ferring it. Only members and subscribers
are allowed to take books from the rooms.
although all others are cordially invited to
use them in the rooms.
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The Question of WAGES to Cigar
Fu Il

Editors Dispatch: We. notice local in
your issue OF this date In regard to the
strike OF our cigar-makers, Which we may
as we'll explain and it is but justice that
you should publish our side OF. the ques-
ton.
We learn from q number OF our men that
their action was not caused by any dissatis-
faction with the prices we were paying
them, but was brought about in this man
ncr-yiz, another factory in the city had
resolved to reduce the prices they were pay
ing to our standard Of wages; in conse-
quencc Of which their men, rather than
have their oun wages reduced, influenced
our men to demand an advance for their
work.
We pay living prices for all work done.
and higher wages than those paid by north
ern factories; and rather than yield in this
instance we prefer giving that excess or adj
vantage to the trade who have so faYorably
received our goods. We are determined
that the trade shall be able to supply the
consumer with our goods in such manner
rs will compete both in quality and price
with any cigar-factory in the country, and
the present strike will not interfere with
our business in anv way whatever.
Very respectfully,
LEIBERMUTH g. MILLHTsER.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Family MaaKETING.-T following are
the prevailing prices for family marketing:
Meats: Beef, 8 to 12c. per pound; NUT
ton, s to 10c. per pound; lamb, 8 to lOc. per
mound: chops, 10c. per pound; veal,
10 TO '12Sc. per pound; pork, l0c. per
pound; sausage, 10c. per pound; smoked
sausage, 10c. per pound; beef-tongue, lac.
per pound; bacon, 10c. per pound; mid
ding and shoulder, SC. per pound; Clipped
beef. 20c. per pound; liver, &c. per pound;
chitlins, Sc. per pound; trlpe, &c. per
pound: brains, 10c. per pound.
Fowls. Butter, &C.: Chickens, S1.50 to
"a per dozen, or 12s to 25c. apiece; ducks,
81 10 TO S2 per dozen, or 163 to 25c. apiece; !;
geese. csc. to 50c. pair; squads, 163 to
20c. pair; squirrels, 10 to 12sc. cheese,
12tc. Der pound; butter, 10 to 20c. per
pound-cnoice, zoe. 3; lard, l0c. per pound :;
eggs. IS to zoe. per dozen. Sweetmllk, &C..
per quart, or zoe. per gallon; buttermllk, &c.
Der quart, or 10c. per gallon.
Fish and Game: Sora, so to 6Oc. per
dozen; spots, for 25c.; small croakcrs'
zoe. per bunch; blue fish, SC. per pound !;
trout, 10 to zoe. per bunch; sturgeon. 5c;
per pound; oysters, 35c. per quart, or sl.3o
per gallon. The display OF fish was not 50
good as last Saturday.
Vegetables CucumDerS uoI pichleJ' -oe'
peck; corn roastng-ears), 1Oc. per dozen !;
cabbage from 2 to sc. per head; beets,
10c. per dozen; Irish potatoes, sc. per
quart, or 25c. per peck; sweet potatoes.
SC. per quart, or 25c. per peck; tomatoes,
. quarts for &C., or zoe. per peck; turnips,
Sc. per bunch; 'snaps, 1Oc. per half-peck
butterbeans, DC. per quart-plentiful
blackeyc peas, &c. per quart, or 15c. per
half-peck; carrots, 4c. per bunch; onions,
SC. per quart; egg.pIants, DC. apiece.
Fruits and Melons: Peaches, DC. pei
quart, or2Oc. per balf.peck; grapes, &c. per
round. or 5 pounds for 20c.; green ap'
pies, 10c, per half-peck; pears, for preserv'
ing, zoe. per peck; for eating, &C. per quar-
or 3Oc. per peck. Lemons are scarce and
high; they are worth from % to 4oc:: pei
dozen. Watermelons, 10 10c. apiece
cantaloupe$, 8 TO 1Oc. apiece-very small
demand.
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lFor the Dispatch.J
Young Mems Christian Association.

It may not be generally known in this
community that the library OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, on Main above
Ninth street, is free reading-room, open
TO the public from morning until night,
where all who desire it, strangers and resi-
dents, young and old, male and female, can
have access to several thousand volumes OF
good works, including many in Greek,
Latin, French, German, Spanish, and Ital-
ian: number OF the best English and
American magazines, illustrated weeklies,
and daily newspapers. Every one, what
ever his tastes may be, will tind reading TO
suit him. The supply Of periodical literature
is particularly good, including, hundreds
of Volumes OF the Edinburgh Review, Black
wood. LittelPs Living Age, North British,
London Quarterly, Southern Review, South
,ern Magazine, Eclectic, 5AIlthe Year Round,
&c. &e. Visitors will find here the latest
Nos. OF Scribner's Magazine, Harper's
Monthly, Frank LesIie's Sunday Magazine.
North American Review, Cornhill Maga-
zine, Mn eteeuth Century, and others.
Among the magazines taken. especially for
the ladies' are Demerest, Frank LeslIeYs La
dies Magazine, Godey'S Lady's Book The
,yeekIies include the Illustrated London
News, Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's II
lustrated Weekly, rHarper's Bazaar, The
Century. The New York Herald and New
York World are received daily,-as well as
the Richmond daily papers, and the prlncl.-
pal religious papers. -
The Young Mems Christian Association
is very desirous OF attracting to these
rooms as mauy young men as possibsei
and those who are out OF employment VIII
fjnd q hearty welcome here; and IL eheY
should wish 10 prosecute the study OF ai,y
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MANUFACTURERS FROM WINCHESTER FOR
THE FAIR.-It was gratifying. to hear
through Governor Holiday that there will
be quite a good display Of manufactured
goods of different kinds at the Fair from
the town of Winchester. This move on the
part of our Valley friends is Lighly COM
mendable, and will no doubt lead to new
business and social relations with the capi-
tai city OF the State; and, at the same time,
it may be the means OF making our State
manufacturers from all sections better
known to each other, and their products
TO dealers and consumers in the more south
ern StateS
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County POliticS.-Thcre will be meet
ing of the different districts throughout
Chesterfield Saturday, September Goth, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
senatorial and legislative conventions.
The following is Il list OF the various dis
tricts, together with the number OF dele
gates to be sent from each one: Manches-
ter, 2 delegates; Midlothian, =; Dale, ,;
Bermuda. l; Glover Hill (wo preclncts),
4; Matoaca (threc precincts), 6-total, II.
There will be seventeen delegates to each
Of the conventions, to be chosen rs above
stated.
The senatorial convention will be held at
Powhatan Courthouse October 1st, and the
convention to nominate members Of the
House will be held at the Chesterfield Court
house September 25th. A large crowd is
expected to be present at both of the con-
YentiOns. '-'
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MAJOR TEMPLE IN SOUTH CAROLINA.-The
Charleston NerS and Courier has the fol-
lowing paragraph concerning Major K. d.
TEMPLE, late chief engineer Of the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad:
~ wCnlnncl Temple has put new life into
the Greenyile and Columbia railroad since
he assumed charge OF it, and has started
the old road on an entirely new line OF pro-
gress and development. This week we have
to thank him for double daily trains on our
branch railroad to accommodate the people
attending court, and before long, we have
no doubt, he will give US double trains
twice week. He has put on faster trains,
made close connections, increased bis
freight facilities, and issued Saturday eN-
cursion tickets at six cents a mile for the
round trip to any point on the road and
GOOD to return until Monday"
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TME sTATE CANYAsa.
ROOMS STATE CoSsHRvATreEs
EXECUTIVE COMNTTTEE.
SI0Hh0Nfs Saf,ts IN t,ays a 1870

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, september 8, 1879.
CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS. to be
- addressed by one or more distinguished speak
ere, are announced as follows:
September 15th-Alleghany Courthouxe Amherst
Courthouse, Carroll Courthouse. Cuipeper Court.
house, DiD9iddie Courthouse. Essex Courthouse,
FairfaA Courthouse, Lancaster Courthouse, Mech.
lsubarg Courthouse tBoydtoB). Norfolk county,
Pittsylvania Courthouse. Rockingham Courthouse
tHarrisonburgl. Smyth Courthouse, southampton
Courthouse. -
September 16th-G!les Courthouse. Prince Ed
ward tFarmvillel, sprolk, Warren Courthouse
Front Roya)). t5I ss
September 17ih-Hanover Courthouse, Stafford
Courthouse. 4-@
September lSth-Charles City Courthouse, Frede-
rIcksburs city, Goochand Courthouse.
September loih-Portsm smouih city tnieht). Bates
Vile tAlbemarle county,. .y
September 2otk-Bath Warm Springs). Norfolk
city tuight); Earlysyille tAbemarIe county,; wha-
ieysvtlls, Nansemond comfy.
September 22d--Alexandria city, Cumberland
Courthouse. Eauquier Courthouse (Warren,onl,
F1uyanna Courthouse, Free Union falbemarIecoun.
tyI, GraJson Courthouse, Halifax Courthouse. High
land Courthouse, King william Courthouse. Nelson
Courthouse. Orange Courthouse. Page Courthouse,
Washington Courthouse tAb!aGdonl, Wes,morsh Land
Courthouse, Wise Courthouse. Staunton City.
September 23d-Bedford Courthouse. Blind
Courthouse, Charlottesville fusghs), Montgomery
tChristiansburgl. Patrick Courthouse Surry Court.
house. White Hall fAlbemarle county,.
September 24t!,-kn,eIia Courthouse. Ntide:cS
Courthouse, Hillsboro' fAlbemarle county,.
September 25th-Appomattox Courthouse, Ra;h
Courthouse. Elizabeth city Courthouse. Ettrck
Chesterfield county,, Madison Courthouse.
September 27th-Farheld (RockbridSe county
barbecuel, Scottsye (Abemarle county,, B:a,ks
and Whites tNottoway county,, Burkley iNorfolk
sounty).
September 29lh-Norfoik city.
September 30ih-Por,smouth city (nishtl.
October l.t-Salem. Roanoke county.
October 3D. Churchland, Norfolk county.
October 9th Newbern, Pulaski county.
T. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
J. Bell Bigger, Secretary.
CONSERVATIVE papers please copy. au30
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POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY-JAstice Joseph
j. White prestding.-The following cases
" ere disposed Of:
John s. Haynes. charged with having in
his possession and distributing and circula-
ting certain paper known as Ihe 1ona-
haaok in violation Of section II, chapter 1872
OF the state Inv. Continued to Friday,
10TH. ~'+tI ..&s''
%. B. Dyer, charged with circulating an
obscene paper called The Wasp. Continued
to Friday next, 18th.
Richard Dillard, charged with assaulting
and beating James Fl. Wilkinson on the
18th Of September. Fined SO.
T. T.. Moore, charged with being drunk.
also with being a vagrant without visible
means'of support. Committed for five days
in default OF surety.
The Court was engaged in hearing cases
OF persons charged with failing to take out
their licenses, &c.
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Cs,,1CEOoL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

! % sorrssoE r. n. fsAssELEFF. through long
,x,eTience acquired during several years IN hissa,
ana. ana-ed hy several citiEsns of Richmond 10 onen
eo~aisr SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES IN
I nisy AS All agree 70 the necessity OF such scnoos
h.. he yoni OF both through an easy ana
wa,tcai Ine,hod win be enabled 20 acquire lam
Pascss on very moderate terms From the nsst es
spuf.cf,nn he excellence of his method Is festi
he'd to by the best authority both OF Enr1pe @ to ana .
@ s nrofessorships of languages in several tchoos.
o,hers have travelled abroad without diaicuty ana
Two Misses Mildred Watkins. OF Vftgiaia, ana 1en
w. III WnnSrow of Souts, Carolina) received last year,
,sh fnlI h0pors, diplomas AT the Universiiy Oh
MIA several teachers Of Miss Baldwins scHooi
Sase cradnat ted under his tuitIon. -. -
hTrC hTErCESJNC; CLASSES win he opened for ine o9n-
yAat of xounR rnen who desire to hecone Iai''iRAf
n..sal attention Will be given to business corre'
srnnndence.
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/ BRIEF IrEMs-P -PERsoElL.- AT Lewes. Del
aware, and adjaeeHt.p the mos squitoes
are reported SO bad that men have to work
under netting and sheets. That isn't any
thing to what the Old Dominion flsGins
and Yacht Club Captain Drew, for in
stance can tell Of the mosquitoes at Back
river. :a
Messrs. Leibermuth & MilIhiser state that
the strike of the cigar-makers at their fac
tory will not interfere with their business
at all.
- On Friday evening the cigar-makers en-
nloyed at Wh:tlock's cigar-iactory, in this
city, struck for an increase OF. 10 per cent.
in their wages. The increase was allowed,
and they win 90 to work again this morn
ing. The strikers number about fifty. ~.
Major E. Fl. Barclay, OF the Lexington
Gazette, and P. 81. Carpenter, Esq, OF the
Halifax Record. were in the city Saturday
en- route to Baltimore with the Virginia
Press Association" !;
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, t
L No. ZOE EIG HTH STREET
,nth session of tt1is school win begin

The fifteenth session Of this schooi "iii oes'a'
THURSDAY, September 25ih, 1879. -. s.se f,s.
CHARGES PER SESSION.
Elementary English and Matbernatics..'......,.$9o
Enciish and Higher Mathematics...-:....--... -
fIIatin, Greek, French German, ench... n
f1ergyrneN'S sons.
Teachers sons ~
*If bow studies more Than Two OF ihese 5an-
PAYMENTS rs follows Ten dollars tSl O) the daY OF
entrance The balance In three, six. and nine months
from the 18th day of September. 1879.
BOYS Of eleven years of age received, or, II well
advanced, even younger.
Circulars al the bookstores.
Applications NAV he made to the Pfnclpai II NO.
GIL east Leigh sire >-xn1,o,D
.o,o1,n. -. ...c Principal.
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Ffqht in CheSterfeN.-A fight occurred
in the upper portion Of Chesterfield county
between Edward Lacy and John 4. Tur-
pin, well-known farmer Of the vicinity,
during which the latter was badly bruised.
The fight originated from some triiling oc.
currence. TurDin's nose was broken and
bis upper lip badly cut by being beaten
with stone by Lacy. y btneh-Warrant
has been issued for Lacy's arrest, but at
latest accounts he bad not been arrested.
Lacy was, up to the time OF the tight, EN-
ployed upon the Danville railroad.
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE }

z
RICHMOND, September 13, 1879.
The following canyassers have been ar-
pointed:
Sixth Congressional District-Robert A.
Co9mll.
Twenty-eighth Senatorial District-Jas
F. Eres, Charles +. Goodwyn, William {.
Jetfries.
Thirty. fifth Senatorial District-Colonel
w. p. Burwcli.
Augusta County and Staunton-Gcorge
w. Koiner, William Patrick, Lewis NJ.
Bumgardner.
Dinwiddie County-Roger Atkinson.
J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

Location heallhru Instruction thorough. Ex-
pensas moderate. ,,u,, ,
The College comprises EIGHT INDEPENDENT
ACADEMIC SCHOOLS anda SCHOOL OF LAW.
EXPENSES: Per session OF nine nonthS (en'
bracing matricuation and tuition fees, fuei lsnls,
and washiugl, SllS -
Good board, in messing clubs, about $3.50 per
month; III the College boardng-hCuse', from s11
10 $l3. .s.. ,s..,-.
For catalogues, apply ut the bookstores or address
Z. PURYEAR,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
~, .o5,cn1 ctdtSn1S
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rANCNEsTER AND VICINITY.

MAYORS Court.-At the Mayors Court
Saturday morning JOHN O'Connor was
charged with violating the ordinance con-
cerning the scavengcr. Discharged.
The police were busy Saturday hunting
ND owners of unlicensed dogs. Several
parties have been summoned to appear at
court this morning and show cause why
they should not be fined for failing to pur-
chase dOg-medals. - !.
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THREE YEARS OLD

PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
THREE YEARS OLD;
OLD SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY,
FOR PEACHES;
FRESH SPICES FOR PICKLING,
endless variety,
1t
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Wilmer O. Cam
mack. well-known printer, and formerly
publisher of 4 paper at Aiken, s. c.. died
suddenly Saturday afternoon of heart-dis-
ease. He was native OF Fredericksburg,
where be has relatives now living. He was
about forty years old. Richmond Typo
graphical Union took charge of his remains.
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GRAND LODGE OF ODD-FELLOws.-Maior
Alfred r. Courtney. ex-senator from this
district, left for Baltimore on Saturday to
represent this State in the Grand Lodge OF
Odd-Fellows, which holds its annual session
in that city next week. This body is COM
posed of leading men from all the States
and Territories, and also from Canada and
the British provinces. The representative
from Virginia will be fit colleague for The
best Of them.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy, rainy weather,
warm soutberIy veerlng to colder north
west winds, falling followed by rising ba-
rometer. .-
E For the, South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rains, va
riable winds. generally shifting to north
westerly, stationary or lower temperature,
followed by rising barometer. -
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BOARD OF POsLIC INTEREsTs.-At q meet
ing of the Board of Public Interests, held in
Juiy last, on motion Of Mr.. Edward D.
Christian the Beard decided to meet month.
iy, beginning ON the 18th of September.
The first meeting under this rule will be
held at the Counea Chamber this evening at
o7cDck,
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TEL-IMPRorEMENTs.-U the direc-
ton Of Mr.. n. D.. Hargrove the Exchange
Hotel and Ballard House have been put in
beautiful order from top to bottom, and
many conyeniences added. They are now
rs nice establishments as one can find, and
our friends attending the Fair and General
Assembly will be comfortably quartered