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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-18

PERsoNA-Mr. George W. Gary, of this
city, has just returned from the Warm
Springs. He states that there, is a fine COM
pany in the Warm Springs valley, and that
the season has been so prosperous that the
Warm will be kept open until late In Octo-
ber. Among the visitors there now Is Gene.
raj G. ?. T. Beauregard. =. -
It's very gratifying to the friends Of Pro-
fessor W. Taylor Tbom to welcome him to
Richmond again after sojourn of three
years in Europe. Mr.. Thom carried from
America the degree of master Of arts from
Washington and Lee University ;and to an
experience of two years as professor OF
modern languages at Richmond College has
| added the fruits of three years. study in
| foreign universities-one year at Berlin, one
at Heidelberg, and one at Paris. Such at
| tainments deserve the commendation of his
| many admirers and friends here. ' .'.
Mr.. William E. Binford, assistant State Ii
brarian, who has been away from the city in
| the mountains ia questof health and recrea-
| tion, has returned to his post refreshed and
invigorated by his trip. .tae.-1.-
Valentine the artist has nearly completed
bust of The late General George E. Pickett,
which, II is said, will surpa>s, when turned
| into marble, all bis previous efforts in the
same line. The bust is regarded by those
who have seen it as Pickett's second self.
Mr.. james w. LeWellen, editor of the
Virginia Patron, is now lying very i'll at bis
house, near HoWard's grove. ..-.u..
The Governor Yesterday appointed Daniel
Green baum, of Baltimore, commissioner
of deeds for Virginia in Maryland, and Mr..
A. q. Boyd notary public for Mecklenburg
County.
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Police Court, TUEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White prcSad!ns.-The following cases were
disposed Of ..-.-.........s. .......
7 Primus Peasants, charged with trespassius
upon the premises Of and threatening to Kill
J. B. Taliaferro. Let off with warning
that for the next offence he would be put to
work. -
Maria Singleton, charged with trespassiDg
upon the premises of Edward Carter a1d
as. aultng and beating Carter's mother, was
required to give security in the sum OF $10O
In default, sent down.
Susan Mosby, charged with creating dis
turbance in the street. Fined 81.
William Griffmann and Charles Kingston,
charged with fighting and creating disturb
ance in the street. Fined So 90 each.
Christiana Crump, Mary Crump. Cara
A. Smith, Charles Read, and Moses Crump,
charged with fighting and creating disturb
ance in the neighborhood. Fined 81 each.
NJ. J. Walsh, charged with assaulting aud
striking William Price. Fined $40. .'
:. William Price, charged with using obscene
language towards NJ. j. Walsh. Let off.
Charles Nelson, charged with breaking
into the house Of Georgeanna Allen and steal.
ing her beG-clothing and the wearing apparel
Of Henry Wake. Continued to Thursday
Robert Robertson, charged with assaulting
and abusing Catharine Parker. Fined 30. !
Catharine Parker, charged with assaulting
cursing, and abusing Robert Robertson
Let off. ' 8 N}.:t = ia ~ I
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE scuooL, Census OF RICHMOND con-
formity with an act Of the General Assem-
bly the school.census Of the city OF R'ch'
mond--between the ages Of five and twenty.
one years-was recently taken by Alfred
Moses, secretary OF the City Schooi boafo'
assisted by Messrs. McGilvray, Fox. Peay,
Pendleton. Camm, and Crump. The census
reaches 2O.754, being an increase over the
census OF 1872 of 2,665-that year it was 49,,
0S6. The general estimate is that school
population between the ages Of five and
twenty.one is about two.sevenths OF an en-
tire population. On that basis the whole
popula,ion of the city Of Richmond now ex
ceeds 10000. Four thousand one hundred
and twelve children attended the public
schools and 2,940 attended private schools
aud colleges: making an aggregate of 7,04z
pupils of all grades attending schools IN the
past scholastic year.
The following is a summary of the schc o
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Communicated

STRUCK By A BASEBALL OR BAsE-MAF.
A daughter of Miles T. -Pnillips. while walk
ing out on CANDLES bill, in company with
her sisters, was struck and badly bruised.
Another one of bis daughters, while passing
along Fourth street, on her way home, was
struck in the side and nearly had the breath
Knocked out of her body Now, ask Is it
right that these things should go On in our
public streets. / would say. that q great
many little children 80 out on Candles hill
to walk and play. Any of them are apt to
have their heads punched or noses driven
up BY one of these nuisances. "
., Respectfully, MILES I. -PHILLlPs.
Richmond, August 16A1S75. ua'#
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BASEBALL MATcH.~On Monday evening,
on the reservoir grounds, an interesting
match game of baseball was played between
the Pacific and Eagle Clubs, Of this city, the
former coming out victorious with q score OF
II to IL. The playing on both sides was ex-
celent and it is stated that the Pacitlcs BOW
hold themselves 10 readiness to accept chal.
lenge from any amateur club of this city.
The Paci6cs have received q challenge
from the Nationals, of Washington, D. c.,
and, having accepted it,. will play match
game in that city on Monday, .Septem Der 9th,
on the occasion of the excursion to be given
by the Gesangyerein. 81. 49,.
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MYSTERIOUS Rob- ,EEIEs.-For some time
past pumbcr OF pel sons in the city have
been robbed of vario US articles, amounting
in all TO about 81 l,500. La alm ost all the cases
referred to the putty as oeen removed iIon
one of the windows OF the houses Ioooeu'
thc gI,ss taken ont. and an entrance effected
Many of tbe stolen artic es have been traced
70 q neoro woman name, 1 Rhoia Voolfolk,
and Yesterday che wac before the Police
Court tn answer the charge of stealing thirty
five dolar., worth of rIn1hi ug from Mr.. Ro-
bert FL. Crump. The evidei ce was sulnclent
TO warrant the Justice in Sc uding her on to
the September grand jury OF the Hustings
Court.
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THE LATE AssAuLTlRa CAsR ION MAIN
STREET, case OF the Italian, Natalie Coz
pola, who assaulted the little italian, Gatena
MARSHA, the peach. aud app!e.vendor, at the
corner Of Twelfth and Main streets, on Fri.
day evening last, was disposed OF Ia the Po-
lice Court yesterday ,noraing. Marsaia ap-
peared with hts head tied up. or rather .
handkerchief thrown over 1t, and hts face
exhibiting very ugly wound. DIR. jackson,
who attended the case, describes the wound
as being on the right side of the face, about
three inches long, aud extending to the bone.
The right side Of the nose was also bruised
and cut. The Doctor thought that the
wound would heal up 10 a few days. but that
the mans face would be dts6gured from j.
Marsala gave an. account Of the difficulty
and assault as web as be could In broken
English, the facts of which are that be and
Capola had quarrelled the day before the as
sault. They met on Fourteenth street, and
settled 1t, however, MARSHA proposing to
bury the hatchet, call 1t square," and go
and take drink. The proposition was &C.
eepted, and SO was the drink. He thought
no more about it until the moment he was
hit. He was sitting on one OF the lower
steps at the Planters National Bank when
Capoia came up with piece OF WOOD ana
struck him five or six blows on the SIDE OF
the head. ;" - sa,."
MIR. Robert B. Lyme detailed about the
same facts. He thought that the man when
struck was sitting with bis bead hanging
down. He looked stupid. He saw the other
Italian come up with something in his hand
he thought it was a piece OF woed-ano
hit Marsala FIVE or six times in quick success
sion. He thought the man was very badly
injured; the blood was streaming from MS
wounds, aud the assailaut quietly walking
off down Main street. He (Lyne) followed
him told Mr.. Weatherford that be nad IN,
iured another man very badly. Weatherfc.d
arrested him, and Mr.. W. G. Toler, of the
Second police.district, took him into custody
and carried him to the First police station:
The Justice thought the offence was hardly
balable, but stated that he would oali 'tpe p
prisoner in $1,000 security. BE
was sent on to the grand jury of the Bust-
ings Court and at the adjournment OF the
court had not given hsiI. "
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LARGE DEED ADMITTED TO REceRD.-The
clerk OF the Hastings Court or the city OF
Manchester hastrecently admitted to record
,a seed OF trust Ind mortgage from the Rich
mond and petersburg Railroad Company 10
Boiling ". Haxall and John L. Bacon. TO Sc
cure the sum of -S40O, ,000. csztE sai ~
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WEDNEsDAY ~. MORNING AUGUST IS, 1875

MoRTuARY REPoRT.--Tie following lis the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August Id, 1875, compiled from sextops'
returns reeeiveda at the Office Of the Board of
Health: Cause Of Death !: Cancer, 1; cholera
infantum, 49, consumption 3 Il white, 2
colored); eonsulsons tinfantile), g5; diar-
rhel (chronicl, %; dropsy, IL; dyseutery
(acute1, t;sfeVer (typboid)j.2; CASTRO. entert-
tis, = hesrt- disease, a.; infnDiie lockiaw, Q ];
marasmus, 4 !; meningitis, A.; paralysis, j !;
syp phiils, i; teething, 2; tetanus, i ;ytpbeT-
culosis, L; unknown, Q; whoopipg cough. 1.
Whole number Of deaths in the city exclu.
sive of stil.birtbs, SO. Ser: Males, %; fe-
males, %. Color: White males, white
females, 8; colored males, Is; colored fe.
males, 1e. Age: One day to thirty, 2 white,
6 6colered:-toiaI, g.; one month to six, 3white,
1 1,colored-total. 4; six months to twelve, 8
white, g colored-total, Q; oneyear to three,
white, IL colored- total 10 !; FIVE years to
ten, l colored; ten years to twenty, l co.
lored; twenty years to thirty. i colored J;
thirty years to forty, i ,eolored forty years
Ito fifty, 2 white, colored-total, B.; fifty
years to sixty, 9 white; seventy years to
eighty, 9 colored eighty years to ninety,
eoiered. :, Condition Single, IL white q
tcolored-total, SO; married, Q white, 8 CO.
tlored-total,7; widows, white, 2 colored-.
total, 4. Natiuity: United States, 48: Ger.
many, L; Ireland. l. Locality City at
large, 2; Marshall Ward, 4 Jefferson Ward,
g.; Madison Ward, 8: Monroe Ward, 3; Clay
Ward,7; Jackson Ward, 10; aalmshouse, 4.
| By ,oaonl Certified: Regular practitioners,
A.; irregular practitioners, q; coroner, Q !;
Board OF Health, 2. -t~I .ry
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POLITICAL CLUE OaaANlzED.-The r. 'pass.
licans of Jackson Ward have organic "a
club with the following officers: Presld' 'at;
Josiah Crump; Vice.Presideut, no; q =
White; Secretary, J. Gordon Baugh; A.
sistant Secretary, Robert Brooks; ireasu-
rer, Wilis,n FL. Lester. Members of Inc
City Central Committee: William d. Lester,
Josiah Crump, and John w. Winston.
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Sons OF, TEMPERANCE (CoLoRED).-A new
division OF eolored Sons Of Temperance will
be instituted in Petersburg and one at Suf.
folk next week. This Order is increasing in
numbers. The Grand Division viii meet In
this city October 26th, at which time there
will be, it is said, one of the largest temper
auce parades eyer Witnessed in this city by
the .coiored people. Delegates will be pre-
sentnGom all parts oftthe State. APpiiea-
tonsfor charters to open new lodges can be
msde to the Grand Scribe, 903 Seventeenth
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MoRTUARY STATISTICS. From the mortu
ary report published this morning 1t Will bt
seen that the whole number Of deaths in thi:
city during the past week was fifty; OF that
number thirty-four were colored persons
fifteen were between the ages OF one and
three years; twelve died from cholera-iD
fantum and fifteen died in Jackson Ward.
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AUCTION SALES THEs DAY.

GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. 5h Z. NJ, brick residence
NO. l12 Canal street, between First and Second.
AUGUSTINE ROY ALL, P NJ. land in Chester.
field county near Clover Hill pits.
PERKINS & BATES, 2. NJ, twenty building
lots on west 6rcau Marshall, and Clay streets
adjoining hlba park.
z. S. SEABURY, Petersburg, IL n, 1our-mill ant
water-power @
RICHARDSON & CO.. 81 P. M., executors sale oi
d large number OF building lots III Tait's plan to
the city OF Richmond.
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TIE WHITE SULPHUR ExCURsIoN.-A large
number of persons left the city Yesterday
morning on the excursion train for the White
Sulphur Springs. Indeed, before the train
left the dero! an additional coach had to be
chartered The proceeds Of the excursion
will be devoted to Centenary church. The
party will return tomorrow.
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= RED MES.-A new tribe of this benevolent
and charitable Order will be Instituted to.
night 10 the wigwam of Pocahontas Tribe.
Past Great Saehem Granger, assisted by
several of the past officers of the Order, will
officiate on the occasion. The new tribe is
located in HeDrico county, and bids fair to
become useful in that section of the jurisdic.
tion of Virginia. Efforts are being made to
organize q tribe in Manchester. ,:Q4 ir
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4 CORRECTION Of Dispatch: r. A..
Wallace, reported in Mondays Dispatch as
participstinc 10 fight on Seventeenth street,
and as superintendent Of the National Gene
ltery. has no connection witt. h.tbatinstitution.
Mr.. Wallace Stetson is Mr.. Harps successor.
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PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING. "A coioreu
man named Jasper, while cultiya Isng corn
field on the Grove road, half Haae ABOVE
The city, found, about daylight 9 o .. Aonaay n,.
morning, q negro man in bis fei seeanng =
c,rn. he shot him, and iuflictcd l"snt Is
thought to be mortal wound. IT hame
OF the thief was not ascertaineG. ~ Ire
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PARDoNED. The Governor yesterday heard
aud tavorabIy decided the, application of
Thomas Valentine for pardon. Valentine
was sentenced on the 18th Of May. 1866, by
the Circuit Court of Campbell county, TO
thirteen years In the pententiary Tor house.
breaking. He had served nine years, and
the application was endorsed by all connect
ed with the trial, also the Board of Directors
Of the penitentiary.
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TIE CoLoRED PEoPLE's CONVENTION To-
MoRRow.-In pursuance OF an address or tne
colored members Of the Legislature con-
yen,ion of colored persons will be held 10
this city tomorrow at noon. The call was
issued in the latter part of March last, and sets
forth "the urgent eXpediency OF holding q
convention for the purpose. OF considering
and adjusting all politcal, financial, and other
questions touching your interests and pros.
perity as lreemen and members of 9 great
Common wealth. /, The Legislators say: :" The
following startling facts should be sufficient
to inspire you with hope, and at the same
time prove that your own hands. your own
energies, and your own genius must event.
ally lift you from the difficulties and embar.
rassments with which You are ,surronn ded.
You constitute fue hundred thousand (nearly
one.halD of the population OF your State.
You have no press! and whatever sentl-
ments you may hold, or whatever emo
tions may burn in your bosoms, are
almost totally unknown to your own
feIlow-citizens, to say nothing of the
outside world. Many problems present
themselves; and it is as clear. as sun.
shine that you yourselves, and not others,
are competent to offer beneficial and natural
solution. You will at once see the wisdom
in rejecting your own views and your own
noliey. to the end that human rights may be
secured aud preserved, and the, glory and
prosperity of Virginia enhanced By the la
bor and sacrifices of its citizens. Its, there
fore, suggested that each city and county
elect twice the number of delegates now
provided for in the Constitution for the
House of Delegates, and that said delegates
convene in theeity of Richmond Thursday
the 10Th day OF August, 1876, st the hour of
II O'Clock NJ, for the purpose OF considering
questions above indicated, and all other mat
ers which they may deem right and proper.
A nd upon our purposes and desires We In.
70, Re the favorable consideration OF all good
sitil ;sns." w. !. J. % !. ,s's 1.s z,s..i
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d CRY Cent? 4I eoNseRvAyIyE CoA,ArrrTEE. r q: -
There will be:a meeting OF this committee
this evening ut O'Clock at the 1sserrH. :. g
Office, No. ll15 Main street. Business 10
..connection with the primary election VIII pc
'transaetsd. f. j s-ttii:: {:
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FAIE AND FEAsT.-A tair and least Is ID
progress at the fifth Baptist church lsoi'
ored), In Sidney, fer. the benefit Of the sap.
bath school attached to tho church. Success
has SO far attended their efforts, The ialf
will close on Thursday night. s ,ii4.i o.@
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TIE NAME AND FAME OF THE LEE GALLERY Is
suf,cient guarantee that all work done by us will
be strictly good Eead the following opinions:
THE PIcTunE OF MINISTERS present at the late
IN mist Memorial Meeting. t,aen al the LEE GAIL
! cry. Is the best-exeeu ted group we have ever
seen, and we hope It will find 8 place I'm every
family. ~ Ks
WIII1AM o. THOMAS, .B.TAyLoR, Jr.,
Nav. WILSON, t.gi'ta3 ALEX Il d. "a sDsta 81
u WrLLrAM E. HATCHER, i q. DAVIS RAGiAsD,
j, l., II CURLY. H. ttSssf8 {.E 81
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NEW, BEAUTIFUL sTocK.BRrCK RESIDENCE, or
gary street between Madison and Belvidere streeta
containing eight rooms gas, water, bath-tub, an6
"a.er'closets. This property Is new, and win Il
sold on unusually long time. ss ~
Terms: $500 cash. $3.50 In six months, $3.50 il
twelve months, and $4,000 ON i've years time, 81
per cent. interest. CHAFFIy srAp1Ys a. coE
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SHEET MUsIc.-1 have on hand a large uot Of
damaged Sheet Music, at 5 and 10 cents piece
New Music received daily. Musical instruments al
New York prices, ut JoHNsToN's music- and news
store, 81 8 Mafa street, .gs
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SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS {
BoscnEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES'
fine SATcuELs, &C., at BoscHEN's, SOC and 511
BroadAtreet
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A PERFoRATED-BoARD MOTTO and walnut an,
gilt frame can be had at LEVY BRoruHRs, for 76c
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CHARGED WITH RoBBING THE MAILS
Charles F. Tapscott, late postmaster at kl-
marnock, Lancaster county, who was re-
ceutly arrested by Special Agent William /.
Henderson, of the Post. Office Department,
charged with robbing the mail, was again
before United States Commissioner Atkins
Yesterday for examinations. The evidence
of Andrew Edwards, Of Washington, D. c.,
was heard. and the case continued until to-
day. The prisone was remanded to Jail.
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CoSv1crs RECEIVED following were
received at the pententiary yesterday-yIz
From Elizabeth City county, John Morson,
niue years; James Jones, five years; William
Reilly, five years for grand larceny. From
Buckingham county. James W. May (white),
Eve years for shooting with intent TO kill.
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A MATCH GAsfE OF BASEBALL on Monday eve
ming between the Mount Vernon and Forest Clubs
resulted In score Of 25 for the Mount Vernous
and 1S for the Forest T.g.. ~
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TooTH-soAP, FLoss-snK, LYONS ToorH-T FAB.
LETS, highly recommended by the profession, al C.
.srsi.E4- f-.sEs. IS .sgSe
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Orr ZOE RoBBED.-Someione entered the
office t,f NJ. Lara, corner Of .Ninateenth,
Dock, and Cary. streets, on Sunday night.
and took several dollars from the drawer,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tht
DISPATCH PR1NTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FINE GOLD WATcHEs-some as low as S3o--anc
all Of the finer grades, for sale at G. GENNEys cor
ner Tenth and Main streets. ~
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LoSsDALE cAMBRIc at 1890. per yard, Knight
cnmbrlc at 33c. per YARD, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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7 LADIES DRESSES, jackets overskirts, busters,
chemises, night.gowns, drawers, aprons, and dress
ngsacques In great variety, q. extraordinarily low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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ONE Of the greatest bargains Of the age are thos,
rufles at thirty cents per dozen at LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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ANOTHER LOT OF handsome new-style calicoei
at LEVY BROTHERS at Oh, 81, and ] 0c. per yard
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SuK,LAcE, andMBsLIN NECK-TrEs atLEvY Rao
TIERS; also, sash-ribbons in great variety.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
. -EUNPNRATIE Z " kEh1LI NUN lAL1 I = -
Week ending ----
a Aug. l6, Aug. 15. Aug; z, Aug IA
' 1873. 1874. 1875. 1870.
...r ~. C.. ". G.. ". @. ". 9.
| deaths. "a II 10 l6 16 81 16 81

Still born...... @ L o 8
Sill births: Colored males, q; colored
females, 1-to'al, S.
Whole number of deaths for the month OF
July, 201-whites, So; colored, 106.
August7. 74.14; mean temperature for the
week ending August IA, 77.2S. Amount of
rainfall for the week ending August Il, 1855
inches.
Estimated population of the city, 65,oO0-
tality of whole population was 1000 per 1000
per annum rate Of mortality of white pop
of mortality Of colored population was 6O.96
per 1000 per annum.
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TOR RENT.-Tbat conveniently-lo-G A.
4 Gated and we'll arranged FAMILY REST-&a
DENCE. No. 400 Eighth street, having been put in
complete order, Is now ready for occupancy. This
house is In good neghborhood. near 10 business,
and yet very retired, and has all modern convent
ences. Apply 10 JOHN c. WILLIAMS.
au g. lw ut Bank OF Commerce.
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Aithuond 1ispatth.. ;.
WEDNESDAY. ....... AUGUST is. 1875
Hy- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DLSnAA1nrSn DLSn,A1rI
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CikSSS,LI CikS,I.a "a
TltSN of All THE OTHER Daily NEWS
PAPERS lM THE CITY.

Tus WEATHER To.DAY.-ghe probabilities
are that The ,cedther today ,cfu De party
cIeadg and rainy. 4
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