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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

:. me- ENTIRE F ALL S T o C X RE-
CEYED-The greatest bargains n Pr GooRs
oe et the following os goods for this week dozen
CORSETS at SOC. worth 75c.; so dozen CORSETS
7SS s9 sSP o &C sss5
sale st zoe. worth from SO to eoc.: SO pieces Of
for less ,han Sc Seore ioo pieces Of new styles
and colors in DRESS GOODS from 20 to S5c,, the
the SEAL BROWN II! RI ST. P az
and 81 per yard before. Hundreds of other hand
some DkEss GOODS; which we viii sell yszy cheap;
r. .h KtA fAGHEs ~ &c.
s sI!ss ehiAc h cAcHkIiKE Il sl.$5 worth
Sl.75. The largest assortment Of BLACK AL,
soe Worth Sc 50 ana SIC BhAcK AiPAcA at
and soc. worth SO and Csc; BLACK ALPAGA GAP, At
e sRs Els Tsr aas aHs III GKAFE @
and ALPACA POPLINs, all of which we offer at
very low prices. We cali special attention to our
eaaot BE- SIZE
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES; rs pieces of
BLACK SILk SOLD at ola prizes SiLkS have eo ad
ESof At scARFs; iook at 9SS 2Se f i; IS
FkANNEL At Is sse worth 4se TLANSEL at Soc.
worth s5 and 75c.; FLANNEL at 70 and soc,
worh q
f TWiLIEB, aEDISA;TEIp, aaa RIP E5AS:
NELS, q fuu assortment oil CAmBhlC' fSDdE,
soc G &l.25 per yard look at our GA 4,afIHI
SHIRTS at. 81. CASSIME CASSlMERES!
.CASsIMERESl; CAsSIMERES Of SO; Toe, 81,
$l.25, $l60, s1.75, %. and $3.50. We call spe-
cial attention TO our 75c:, 81, and @l:25 CASH.
MERES. Gentlemen's and ladies' UNDERWEAR
in great variety and at very low prices Look ut our
SASH RBB0NS: look at our 80, 75c.. and 81
SHIRTS. CARPETSl CARPETSl ;CARPETSi
CARPETS ut 30 and SOC worth 80 and 40c.; CAR
PETS at SO. co. 75c., and q per YaSd rs per cent
sortrnent Of RUGS from $l.25 to SO; Ou-CLOTH
snd OIL-CL0TH riggs II new STYLES and patterns;
our ENGLISH HALF HOSE, four pairs for IL;
BOULEVARD and BALhORAL SKIRTS In great
variety, handsome anu new styles, and very, low
prices; look at our 12Ke. TOWELS worth Csc; 500
pairs Of BLANKETS, white and gray; BLANKETs
SHAWLs from 81 up to $40. SASH RIBBONS,
SCARFS, CORsETS. STRIPED HOSE, HAND
KERCHIEFS, and thousands OF other articles that
we cannot mention On account OF not having space.
= SYCLE BROTHERS.
- :a5 .:t,- }s&..i. No. 400 Broad street,
n BE 23 between Fourth and Fifth streets,
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s'Ii,o,IIttlc,sl Rosnsa


81 ACCOMPLISHMENTS speaks every day go Ind
diam. and ia always enthusiasticalT re.
ceiyed. The party papers refer IN Terms OF
hiehest praise Of the effect of his speeches.
WE have rarely ever known so marked au
impression made by a speech as that OF fne
Rey.Mr. Dnngee Thursday might. at was
the talk Of the town yesterday by:ip oth
Write and black Lynclsburg Virginiaa.
A. private letter received In this city from
an intelligent yirginian, now o resident OF
Indiana, SAYS that St,lte is sure Tor Tildenf
and Hendricks and asks about Virginia.
We answer that Virginia win SO the same
way by an overwhelming he'll al yots, s''cAour9
Among Ii the 81 ladies Who have taken a srf-
ficient interest In, polidcs this year 70 ,ex--
press q, preference for Governor Hayes are
The Misses Noble Mcguire, Frances. Ihomp-
son, and Emma Nine. These, with the,
Widow Butler, exert no small influence IN
the circles in which they moYe.-7C oarser-
Journal ,.ll !. si.,aaiii all .tIffi sa
b President. Grant sent the following tele-'
gram toithe h,Boys in Blue :ii2f q. trf
S,s,.t Il PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September II. /:
Governor Z. r. Noyes, Indianapolis: 81:
/, Please express to the veteran Union SOL.
djers nv regret that cannot be with them
on this happy occasion. I hope the meet.
ing OF SO many soldiers from 30 many parts
of the Union may prove as interesting TO
those meeting as 1t will prove beneficial in
reminding them and the country that all was
not in vain TINT they suffered so much for
the preservation and perpetuatlon OF a.
united Government. US. GRANT.
Ex-Governor Noyes, of Ohio, while at
indianapolis on the 2lst, admitted to =. d.
RidenoJlr, formerly one Of the proprietors
of the Journal, that the political situation
in Ohio was very discouraging to the Re.
publicans and all they could do was to fight
along and trust in the Lord. II the Radi'
Gals In Ohio depend on the Lord for help,
they are beaten sure. The Lord mas no
sympathy with that party. afanapot,s
letter. Courier Journal, -, 49,
| Blue Jeans is the fashionable material
for fall wear in Indiana. When the Demo.
Gratis have rally the men wear scarfs OF
blue Jeans around their hats, and the ladies'
indicate their sentiment by wearing blue
leans sashes. The boys in blue Jeans come
to the Democratic meetings by thousands
in wagons decked with blue jeans banners
and streamers, and wherever Republican
turns he finds piece OF, blue jeans staring
him in the face. : Courier-J journal. r..,..'.i5
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Mr.. Zebulon 3. Vance deprecates the
bloody shirt, save when it is Of his own
shaking. His. reminder that all the "brave
southern heroes who dipped their hands in
Union blood are for Reform and Tilden y
was addressed to men OF the South, but it
will stir the memories of the North as well.
1t will bring good grist Of votes to the Re-
publican party.-Ne,o York. Tribune.
Now, does the Tribune really suppose
Governor VANCE to have been such fool as
to utter the above speech? Surely it knows
better. His opponent was a Confederate
soldier. So were LoNGsTREET, MosBY, and
q number of other supporters Of HAYES
These nil 'sdipped their hands in Union
blood" al I ~.
This outrageous faBehood has done TIL.
DEN immense damage. We suppose it was
manufactured at the Republican headquar-
tiers in Washington.
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Ef,IrlAllL KOifICEs.
M COHEN HRoTHEHs ARE oWEI

M CoHEN HRoTHEEs AHEsN oWl
fniiy urepa4sdi 10 ofier full iiae OF FAIL AND
WINTER GOODS. Their stock lends more t, -
,sr,sl attraction. All the novelties Of the coming
season. Hundreds OF extra Inducements.
10 500 yards or latest shades DRESS GOODS az
1essc.; seiiirg generaiiy from 90 70 5oc.'
25 pieces DRESS GOODS at 25c. ~ i,s..s.
sd pieces DEESs GOODS ct 80, 33, and S1Se.'
IN an thelatess styles, -, sh y aHd pe''
terms; I.
sstr s1.o6 ysrd; So ~ VI s'Ss Z q 800
3 Every variety OF DRESS GOODS;
{. Great Inducements in BLACK CASH
st..i 3 nfEREs. $50 tf;ttt Sf7 tftfsMIsii it7E
BLACK CAsHMEREsat4 5e., warranted all
i wool at 86c worth eI,f at 65c. worth
sI.2o. Mt .o5 formerly sold at $l.60;
Extra inducements In BOMBAZINES ana
DRAP DE ETE; yg;s aa;s
Their BLACK ALPACAS are again reduced
Is Per cent. Being Of the best makes I'M
~ ported, they can recommend every piece
TO- from 25 to e0c. a yard.
JtI 5:if LINE at &C. worth from 10 to l2tsc.s
.i:i stY TYCOON REPS IN the latest STYLES OF the
4. ITtst season; Ss.f 3:ttEif $40 h3.iftt ~
II: {, Their WHITE and COLORED FLANEELs
Js,,t III are sold from 20 to 30per cant.less than
....rr.- last season; ~ 5f;itcE 'sAfa! 'i:tsi
/. $40 dozen KID GLOVES, OF popular MAKE In
every variety of shade and color! pur-
a...., chased. of . bankrupt, importer, ana
- - win be sold much below the value Of I'M
" portation; ..,.,e..,s IS AZ. 80!
80 warranted less than half ynlne;
~ -, Also 56 pieces Of NOTTINGHAM iL Ls sSs
.f5} 49, ~. late Arm of Cochran, McLeun q Co.;
i. ~ /. An attractive stock OF WINDOW-SHADES
ooo ror anu 81 Wife LINEN LAWN, war
ranted pure linen, at half value.
u 100 pieces CULTURE LACE just receiyedi and
will be sold at prices Of Imitation laees;
ss,5i Great inducements In WORSTED and SILK
:. PRINCES; =. :, - ~,
Three. tour, fve-' and stx-band BRACE
LETS ut CSC; T., AZ
i.El:it The best sEWING-SILK In the world, war
.tg > ranted full spools six for SIC; -, ~
y CARDINAL S1LKNET and TISSUE
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NE" HAIL THE GOOD NEWS, AND
1 READ THISln ..e. ~.
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS

- - WILLIAM THALHDfER'S
GRAND DRY GOODS PALACE,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
VIII open on MONDAY and during the entire
DRY GOODS ever shown in this city. Having bought
my stock under great advantages and prices lower
many friends. and tie public greater Inducements
than ever, and solicit call, and guarantee to suit
any one.
{ 500 pieces Of the choicest and best CALIcOEs at
I. the lowest prices; 80 ~. go .sii'i"
: 400 pieces Of FIGURED, BRoCADED, STRIPED
II'ssT PLAID and! SOLDLCoLOR DIR ESS
~ GOODS t astonishingiy low prices; 5;..,ig
+: 100 pieces BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIR
1!s 81 LUSTRES extra cheap; Gaiiat4 "a &.tIE
30 pieces BLACK CAGHEMIREs, MERINOss
+, II; DELAINEST &C., very low; s.ill:s4 n n I'D
500 pieces sHEETINGs, COTTONS. GING-
49, HAMS, &C.. Mt wholesale prices& ~ ~
! ESQ piecesiWHITE and COL ORED FLANAELs,
81; from auction, and WIN be sold cheaper, than
ever before offered; 49, =
100 pieces BLEXC HED and BROWN CANTON
So FLANNELs from 10c.per yard up; ri !
400 pieces JEANS, TWEEDa, tCAesIMEREs
rs and CLOTHS, ut ali .priees-I can show the
Ut best and cheapest Ene or these goods in the
i'.ii city, as make these goods especially; ~
1000 ,BoULEyARD5 and BALMORAI4 SKIRTS,
If from 50c. $3.50; * III ~ 1i Ss.4s IS.
500 small and largs-sise sHAWLss, to suit the
900 pairs WHITE a and COL DRIED BLANKETS
at piaees which viii pay you 70 can and look
,l5o. dozen LADIES. MISSES, and GENTLE.
ii,, & MEMS UNDER-YEsiTSs sunS6 c TO ea.69 |:
1,b0ej GORSETs, white gant sooloFed, from 4oc.to
asa s2.50--ask seq the 75cl Coraeta Worth 81 !;
500 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and GENTLE.
MEME H0sIEtIY IN strtped, ssgd esiors,
ii and white ss stl rlAe talaa 3 80 s
Z 500 Gozen III 1 GLOy iar4rest and un0sf
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The LAW BENDs.-The New York 1'ri-
bune has the following refreshing argument
as to the sending OF troops to the South by
Mr.. TAFT: ...
off he believes troops are needed in the
South, and says so frankly, the simple fact
Of his belief is the best Of evidence that the
troops are needed III ..
What could be more plain or more salts
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~ No candid observer of the situation in
South Carolina can doubt for moment that
systematic and effective measures have been
prepared to keep the negroes from voting.
Ne,o York Tribune. ~ =. -.
= Therefore troops must be sent to South
Carolina. The northern people will soon
be educated up to the point Of martial law.
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JUST So.-An Indiana correspondent OF
the New York Graphic, a HAYES paper,
says that. the Democrats Of Indiana are
Boosting loudly now, but that when it comes
to " counting" the Republicans expect to
gain the day. The correspondent perhaps
said more than he intended to. '"".
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IL tho tk45scys vote the wayl
they ldtfght q agfeat many sois them gwiii
stay at home entirely on eleetioR-day
IndeD-A ppeGll, s3a:sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

~ COHEN BROTHERS OFFER
EVERY INDICTMENT IN CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS. Their stock is the most attractive Lney
nrices Sc %
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e fstprp thanks 70 Hon. W. e. N1ss1 OK
@ Indiana. Tor 4 copy Of the IndianapsSo, IA
Ss',si,'es, containing much good news. 80
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n0gsoWs. 1j]TI'AT,'rIOaERY. Ate.
New And REA.p.ABLE BOOKS
u. 4. ELLYso M
BooKsELLER AND-sfATIeEEh,
-. l112 MAIN STREET,
three doors above p fspaseI once.
FOE SALE DY.

nv OF the following BOOKS Win b sent 70 any
ssddress on receipt Of the price & 9.s
DANIEL g & gsees 81 Eliot, i autf,or
the q Two N DfEssTiN1Es A Romance. By Wilkie
rvSeaSIYn ns; FsFpoesf Io g. Holland, author
OF Kathfna. Cloth. 4lI6;..g ., 80, ny,r.
HE sESssYiB a 81 L =, 81 sds Latest ea ps-
k kHSahss S raR % sE ssR Iss
roR Ro SUMMER AFTERNOONS. by Susan Cool
rHE sg Wxs sl ST AhE izssic
REyEklI l|a,S p hhkoHELoR 3, Donald Mitch
BOOKS THAT ElsHYE EEfKD FARMER shoofD
THE GRAPE cULTURIsT. BY 4. So: Fuller.
rae st sSAhL FRUIT eULTURIsr: BY AS Full
.sF1E assi sfisHiIR Observation-Disclosures
RIsAAs5 s. sAZe M,sH siso
ISGAIT APP MAR sSI MTHE Hoas n 81
THE AAMHRfcAN sARhAiPEdsowEE GUIDE.
Ry was% Cha nRsEDoSroR BY george H.
ALIENS NEW AMERICAN FARM-BO0k:
THE GENTLEMAN'S STARUE. GUILDS. SI:o.
AMERfCAN CATTLE-THER HISTORY,
BREEDING, AND MANAGEMENT. BY Lewis
WINDOW GARDENING. By Henry 7. Williams.
sRSES 81 SERa D r e
HARDENING FOR PLEASURE $50.
GARDENING FOB PROFIT. $l:50.i.at
DRAINING FOR PROFIT AND HEALTH. $3.50.
ANY Of the above viii be sent post paid TO any adj
dress on receipt Of the advertised price.
- - IL 1T. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
90 : 1112 Main street.
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5srecrSEi| ;N,olTfaEs.
erLEYrsBR o'TlHE

AkeCTAEN0TlgEe
e5sLEVY BRoTHERs
WILL OPEN THIS DAY
THErR NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
FAbb DRESS GOODS, 'e...''-.'
Comprising ali die iii novelties, such as
POLO CLOTH, ARcTIcs, DAMAssEs,
MoHAIR MIXTURES, BRoaPToNs.
~ cREToNNEs, TwIILs,
SERGE STRIPES, PLAIDs, r5 r,a
PLAIN sU1T1NGs, BRILLANTrNEs
EIGUREDAEMUREsin all the shades Of the season.
De sure TO caII and examine our stock our styles
are OF the best and our prices are lower than the
lowest. LEVY BROTHERS.
= poBBis-EpeE, IS yards in . piece, for SOC
-T0T--T-- TT,-I77-,7 on - -----7-:-1 EIeIai
~ BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
.(;tiJ,ai ifEs{t .>sl.I ..".<Gts- jttf5-iaGi -
il, CANTON FL1ANSELs from loo. yard up TO-
the very best; .,..s!it.f!f
BLEACHED and UNBLEACIlED coTToNs and
4. Iiag3 iii2. az -E"-;'ift.s- ~
sHEETINGs-we keep always In well-known
brands aud sell at prices satisfactory to our Gus
toners. 49,. nv
II ..y.,s,5Iz>a J;is ttt.~. 80. rs-s-'..t 80
Real good bargains in our FLANNELs. Our stock
:, comprises WHITE, RED, BLUE, YELLOW,
= and oPERA-FLANNELs. You can save con-
siderable by buying your FLANNELs Of us.
BED-TICK from 1Oc. yard up to the very best;
DENNIS, sHrRTING-sTRIPE cHEvIoTs, and
DoIEsTICs of every descriptions-all sod at
+, the very lowest prices at ak
|, l"a :. -'s1"' LEVY BROTHERS
Encourage Richmond enterprise by buying our
Al. 25 WHITE DREss-sHIRT. le... Sc 20
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,}
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 6, A. D. 1875, A. O.75s.
ORDERS, No. 1.-SIR KNIGHTs,-~~
OAttend stated assembly of the Com. ~
mandery at the Asylum in the Msons' ~
Hall on Franklin street between Eigh- 4
teenth and Nineteenth, THIS tTuesdayt<
EVENING att o'clock i: r..
full and punctual attendance Is desired, IS busi-
ness of Importance will be presented.
= By order OF the Eminent Commander.
JOHN f. LAUGHToE, DR.,
Captan-General
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I.lIIs:l1,tyf,krTI[t5Nxr..

AFIss JEJLIETTE LEE WTIT nm
EslNt OPEN her PRIMARY SCHoOT. ne.,tn kr
corner Of Grace and 5eferson streets, on M0Knsa,g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-26

A TTENTION, FIREMEN.-The regular
IA quarterly meeting of the BOARD OF CON
troll Of the Fire Department OF the city OF Rich
'mond for the assessment of fines for the current.
quarter will be held at the TenthStrcet sehouse
on WEDNESDAY the 9th instant ut o'clock p.
n. BY order Of &. A. AINsLIE, Chief Engineer.
sc 25-3t . D. A. ,CARDWELL- Clerk.
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE.
!. GRAND FAIRY DRAMA AND CONCERT
/. ip. ..5tfs,s go By tat Il ,>-fa 4!
FIFTEEN MASTERS AND MISSES, a..s
y FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ''+!'. -
SAVANNAH YELLOW-FEvER SUFFERERS
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1876.

Several talented members Of the MOZART MUSI-
CAL CLUB have volunteered to furnish the music.
The management Is indebted to JAMES D. BROWNE,
sion rent free. .Ea.s s41.,ta,., -.sT.,gf
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MISS s. =. WILLIAMS win resume ..
yl duties Of her SCHOOL ou me ,,'.'s we

OcloDe1 80 se Z6-eDdEtff
NESS s. i. WILLIAMS win resnms -
Nl duties Of her SCHOOL on he 80. we
sEIRSgs DAy. 0FsoGF0BER,
atshc residence Of her hsother, Mr.. j, L. wif,,,.
Nossf 1 north Seventh stsses. q se as-ix'
MEDICAL G S!l';E,'g;, OF VIRGINIA,
The regular winter session OF f,,is fnytitu,to, !.
tnence fFst MONDAY Of. OCTOBER and oon Inn.
! 4 4 ''.' q FACULTY: 81 s
JAMES B. McCAw.M u. d. Prosessoref Prsc.,.. !,
HuM NsasihMsi MCGUIRE, NJ D., Professor ), sn..
=. T. oLEhAS,'Et M. d., Professor OF 1ss2y
:. 8. 's csUisNfNINeHAM, M D., Professor ), A,,,,
). j. "a #SiELLEoRD, N. D.. Professor Of n. u,,,
Medfc1 and Therapeutics; ''Apafs
o. EsMANSOa, d. ID, Professor OF Physiology ana
). s: b. C5fLEg, X D., Professor If Discs. !,
q Women and Children; -1'Ases OF
WILLiA3fH. TAYLOR, NJ d., Professor ~ o..
,!stry and Pharmacy ~ f'' z = - see'a-
tG. ~. WEST, d. D., Demo nstrator OF Anafomv
,The clinical advantages Of Richmond are sis M.
the CONTROL OF the Faculty. The Cify HosSt,i "a
College Hospital, the College Dispeisary and ~ We
State Central Lonate Asylum, are open 10 the sius
[ For further Information. arpiyto
!, Sc 23-dsw&wtOc1 Dean Of the Fae MID
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITyrTE

GHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No, ls
y SEVENTH STREET-The twelfth session VAN
commence WEDNESDAY, September 20th, ,sS
close about the goth of June following. The school
central and quiet. The teachers are faithful IN he
performance Of all their duties Circulars at Tie
book-stoses: rn,,,sh and ,r,,hem No, ~. ..,,,.
s65; Greek and Modern Lanuages, each, 800;
Latin, SIS. Payable half session in advance.
Sc 9-3w g.si 81 s. r.. BEACH, Principal
, 1876-07-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
w exchange for Southern f0rMs. Owners call at ~
East Madison-ss., Room 10. -
WASTEDE;TEoE cAsa1A Ho0sE r Ia. COOP q 81: l;s'
don't answer unless street and number j. given T2l.
WSTERTo 1TY qIEL aEls a. ABOUT {1 sS 70
to families or lodgings BY responsible man. Address
" seed location on West Side. Address Mss 7rib-
W7AsTED-UNFNFRo7ED LANDS. WE'LL Lo:
Hauss and as 0'
W4NTEn3;lA1. LAKGE FiRsT:cLAss Farm. D.
WASTEp-t GOOD BRIcK HOUSE. MODERN q:
" " y 4: nsar
2 ! RasR gon 6ss R9S
near Har1ifon assume or pay SIS cash. and balance
clear business property IN heart q clty aso Hnnt
81
I t. e9k
WASTED-GooD HOUSE. WITT. LARGE LOT
SIDE 4 "sS *
WAxTEp-GooD IsiPRovED FAKM. CLEAK;
n 4
WAETED-1N KENWooD OF HYDE PARK,
edy Ell aeHss spf sFSE 81 Pease cal
road. 81 70 81 miles from Chicago, in Lake County.
e. ss t.
WAN:TEERD1-RRlTc{K HOUSE on MARBLE FRONT,
Gash; nusI be bargain; In confidence. Address as,
WAASS1TaEsp szd1sS I'd FEET q GOOD RESI-;
cssl. Iaanc:: ter I'resstS. " Il Trbune c!E:r.
National Republican., 1876-06-14
rAr,oNAI COLLEGE Of pHARnAeY.

Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Truitees.
TFr1 regular monthly meeting OF the board Of
Rus.ees Of the National College Of Pharmacy was
heI IL theiI lecture-room yesterday morning; Mr..
h. b. Fergustp, president, ia the chair, and J. u
Lfll, ESQ.,, secretary. ..
Tic committee On the progress Of pharmacy,
thrpuy ar. Chs rles Becker, made very inter
esting rel ort, embracing many recent discoveries
ia pharmacy and chemistry. The committee rec
smlnend that conversational pharmaceutical meet
ipgs be held at Sp IN. on the, second Wedn esday
in each month, the object being to discuss more
thOrouyhly the reports of the committee and the
intercLange OF opinion ns to the vaiue Of various
new remedies and pharmaceutical appliances
The report of this committee; embracing synop-
sis of pharmaeeutical and chemical Joursals in
this country assd Europe, Should deeply interest
every pharmacist in the city In addition, at all
be read upon subjects gerinane to the objects OF
the college. The recommendations OF the COM
mittee were adopted. ...-.
eylic acid.
A letter was received from the secretary Of the
American Pharmaceutical Association requesting
the appointment of committees 70 show visitors
from abroad various objects of interest In our city
The following were appointed: J. X hajor, chair
man. corner Seventh and II streets northwest {;
&. Christiani, Oscar 0ldberg, H. E Kslussowski,
Charles Becker ID. b. Clarke, W. F. Scala, w. $.
Thompson. w. b. Entwssle, W. G. Duckett and
lie committee on weights and measures recon-
mcnded that Congress be pettioned 70 require
the use of the metrical system In Government
Departments.
The committee on pharmaceutical education
(Mr. ]. ID. O'Dennell, chairman) was Instructed
TO have printed 200 copies of the prospectus for
the ensuing lecture season. = =. ....
Letters were read from Prof. E. T. Fristoe, A.
N. Reed and G. Oldberg, accepting the chairs Of
chemistry, pharmacy, mateTia medice and bot
any, to which they were elected at previous
meeting.
copy Of the Medical Statistics Of the Provost
Marshal Generals Bureau was received from
Dr. J. II: Baxter. The secretary was directed TO
acknowledge the same, and express the thanks Of
the college. ,.- ..- ...
National Republican., 1876-06-14
Howard uuiYarKitY.

Last evening gtheannouncement ofthe commence
ment Of the senior preparatory class Of the How
ard University caused the chapel to be crowded
by the friends Of the graduates. About the room
were hung baskets Of flowers, while on the plat
form was a neat arrangement Of horal decora-
tions. Above the platform was hung the picture
OF Charles Sumner, enshrouded with the
Stars and Stripes, and above all was a motto
worked in evergreen, reading, perrenfmus Gd
COLLEEN -ddSceRdCEuS.
Prof Richards, NJ. A, acted as master Of the
exercises. and opened them with prayer. Misses
Hopson and Evans sung q duett, entitled "Qui
Vive.',
Orations were then delivered by the following
gentlemen: Isaiah Hatton Washington, d. c.,
Elevation of the Masses" Henry W. Brown
Geneva, N. Y, "ReyieH of Finished Work"
William J. Perkins. ChestertOwn. Nd, Social
Dependencies" Julius E. Rockwell, Washington,
u. c., The True Gentleman"
Miss McDaniels sang solo entitled "The Blind
Girl to Her Heart and was followed with the
following addresses: Walter L. Lewis, Washing
ton, D. C., -SelEmade;'' Robert B. Thomson,
Culpeper, Va, 1t Might Have Been;' Peyton
ID. Brent, Washington, ID. c., "Ambition-True
and False" James A. jackson, New York city,
journalism
entitled "Marde Gras, and the following gentle
men spoke: William II. White Yorkville s. c.,
Success and Failure Logan johnson, Bridge
port, Conn, National BrotherhoOd:r Emery W.
Williams, Lewiston, Me-, The Past and the
Future"
Miss SIcDaniels sang a solo entitled None
Miss CooDs acted as pianist for the occasion The
exercises were closed with the benedlctIon by
Bishop Brown.
National Republican., 1876-06-14
KNIGHTS TEkPLAR.
De Molay Mounted Commandery, No. 4, Pre-
sented with Silk Flag.

The correspondent OF the national REPUB-
LICAN at Philadelphia, st the time Of the grand
knights Tcmplar reunion in that city, incl
dentaly referred to the fact that previous to the
departure for homo of De Molay Mounted Com
mandery, No. 4, stationed in this jurisdiction,
Captain Joseph r. K. Plant, late commander of
the CorcOran Zouayes, presented to Andrew W.
Kelley, Captain General Of the commandery, and
late rrst lieutenant OF the zouaves, q handsome
silk United States flag, with the intention that
the sir knights and efficers should be the medium
by which the insignia should be transferred to the
control of the commandery.
This interesting event took place last night at
the Masonic Temple. The asylum was well-filled
with members OF No. 4, and a large representa-
tion from Washington, Columbia and Potomac
Communicates was present to witness the eere-
monies .r... T
Captain General Kelley, in a neat speech, re-
cited briefly the history Of the Tag and his con-
nection with the zouave corps, and the pleasure it
afforded him TO present IL to the fraters OF No. T.
in whose care he was satisfied II would never be-
come tarnished or be permitted to trail In the
dust. ..T ..
Eminent Commander Sir George b. Clark re-
ceived the flag with appropriate remarks and
placed it in the custody Of the standard bearer.
Later in the evening resolutions of thanks to
the ZOuave corps for their handsome and valuable
present were offered and unanimously adopted.