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A New Mozart Hall.
THE OLD ASSEMBLY HALL TO BE REM0DELLEI
@- AND REFITTED.

AND REFITTED.
For several days during the past week n
committee OF three from the Board OF Gov
ernors of the Mozart Association, consist
ing OF Mcssrs. John +. Allen, William Jen-
kins, and s. Sprigg Campbell, have been
negotiating with the owners OF Assembly
Hall with the view OF securing TINT place OF
amusement az permanent hall for the
weekly musicules of the Association. They
have been successful in their undertaking,
and have leased the hall for term OF five
wears at four hundred and twenty-five dol
lars q year. .t'.
The reason for changing the hall was that
the present hall could scarcely accommodate
the ual members, not to speak OF VISITORS; !;
and the governors apprehend tnat snouid
the membership increase in the ratio IL mas
for the past month or so the new haii VIII
not be large enough.
Assembly Hall is to be entirely RENTED
and alterations made such as will add greatly
to it's seating capacity, comfort, and appear
ance. Messrs. NJ. J. Dimmock and Albert
Lybrock, architects. will have charge OF the
improvements, and they propose the follow
ing notable changes and alterations:
The old scenery will be removed, resery-
ing only enough to make pretty misseu-
scene. The stage il to be lowered about
two feet, and the present prosceninm re-
moved and new one substituted, which
will. he placed farther back; thus greatly
improving the acoustic principles OF the
hall and the proper portion Of the stage.
In the rear pretty scene will be painted.
In the auditorium the present incline will
be reduced, making an easy entrance and
eeress to and from the hall, so that when
the improvements are completed it will pre-
sent one of the safest and most comfortable
exhibition ;lals in the city. Below stairs
s capacijus room, which, when fitted up,
will make pleasant withdrawing-room for
the performers, and suitable place for the
meetings of the Board of Governors.
The members OF the Mozart may he con-
graduated upon this work OF the Board, for
it will be very beneficial to them in many
respects; and when their proposed plans
arc completed the city can boast of pre-
sentable coneert-hall. Above all, the perfect
security that an audience can feel from dam
ger OF fire or panic will be one OF the great
est arguments in its favor.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNpAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, northeast winds, falling
barometer. stationary temperature, cloudy
and rainy weather will prevail.
For the GulY States, falling barometer,
warmer southcrsy winds, partly cloudy
weather and numerous rains, followed in
the southwest bv cooler northery winds
and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes and Midcie states,
westerly winds yccring TO northerly east OF
the Alleghanics, with cooler, partly cloudy
weather, and rising barometer; but west OF
the Alleghanies, winds backing to soutier-
ly, with warmer and partly cloudy Wea-
ther. with occasional rains, and falling ba-
romctcr
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONFIDENCE GAME AND HIGHWAY Ron
BERY-H Ow AS EXCURsToN1sT WAS RE-
L1EvED OF Ten DoLLARs.-Among the eX-
who arrived in Richmond on
Saturday by the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake train was young man named
Joel Revere, who lives with Mr.. james Pull
liam. near Sweethaul station.
Soon after reaching the city he had some
business to transact, and having gotten
through with it found himself somewhere
in the neighborhood OF Eighteenth and
Cary streets. While in that vicinity W ith q
ten-dolIar note in his hand, which he had
lust received from the sale Of Il lot OF
peaches, a negro man came up TO him and
said that he wanted to gethlm to distribute
some cards on the York River road for him
when he went back home, and IL he would
90 around the corner with him he would
give him the cards.
The two started of, and, Mr.. Revere
states, walked across the bridge probably
as far as the mill on the other side OF the
dock. There the negro took out from his
pocket number Of cards, which the vic
tim of the game described as "paperS," and
commenced telling him how he wanted
them distributed, Mr.. Revere still holding
the ten dollars tina: he had received care
lessly in his hand. At this stage OF the
proceedings another negro man came up
and asked negro No. for a chew OF to.
bacco. "Yes, I'll give you chew" said
he, "and bet you ten dollars you can't draw
the eard.n The man who gave him the to-
bacco replied, "No, can't draw the card,
but the boss there (referring to Mr.. Revercl
will bet you twenty dollars that you can't"
Mr.. Revere declined to bet the amount
named, and was preparing to leave, when
the first negro he met snatchcd the ten dol
lars from his hand and darted off like flash,
Revere in pursuit, having drawn small
pistol. with which he in vain endcavored to
bring the negro to. After having gone Il
short distance the unfortunate young gen
tlcman who had been robbed was stopped by
a third negro, who asked If he was in q
hurry, and il he had been robbed. Revere
stopped and took time to tell him he had
been robbed, when the darky inquired il
the man he had been chasing was the thief
Yes" said he; "he's the very man."
"Well." rcioincd the negro, he has gone
round the corncr.' And that, says Mr.. Re-
we're, is the last he saw OF the darky and his
money.
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"THE TIGER'' IN THE TOlLs-RUS on A
FARo-BANK AND ITS CONSEQUENT SUSPEN-
sION.-Thursday night one OF the small-fry
gambling houses OF this city met with re-
verse which resulted in the breaking OF the
bank and temporary il not permanent
closing OF the establishment. The circum-
stances rs stated are as follows: One OF the
habitukS OF these houses, who from his deS-
pcratc playing when in luck and the small
amount of capital which he generally in
vests, is styled a dangerous customer, visit
ed the house in question on the evening
mentioned and " "changcd in i" bis little pile
for play against faro. The tickle goddess
favored him from the start, and each turn
his pile OF worries grew larger. In proper
ton to the increase Of his capital the
betting OF the festive sport became more
reckless, until at last, satisfied with his sue
cess, he announced his intention OF quitting,
and handed in his chips to be redeemed.
This rather unexpected call for asettlcment
evidently took the dealer by surprise. He
had doubtless hoped the player would have
continued. and that luck would ultimately
change in his favor. The usual attempts at
delay were made. Invitations to drink and
smoke were successfully declined, as also
We're several banters to make another bet.
The lucky better. was ineXorable. He had
played long enough and was satisfied with
his winnings. Finally, seeing that the set
tlement must. be made, the knight OF the
green cloth counted the players chips and
found that his winnings amounted to $40.
Now came the trying time of the gambler.
The capital OF the bank was entirely in
adequate. There were not enough funds to
settle, and he must acknowledge that the
bank was broke. he produced his dimi-
nutive "roll" and began counting it.;
Fortunes Favorite meanwhile looking on
with a self-satistied and complacent smile,
without for a moment harborins the
thought that he would not be paid.
The climax came at last, and the gam
bier confessed that he could not meet the
"run" on his bank, as f. F.'s win
nings far exceeded the cash in hand. Only
$50 remained, after settling with small bet
tiers, to pay off the SO due T. +. The
$40 were accordingly turned over, but F.
F. was not satisfied. He fused, fumed,
and threatened, but to no avail. The
balance was not forthcoming. He must be
satisfied with what he could get. So, ma
king a virtue OF necessity, he pocketed the
$50, together with the gamblers l. o. u. for
$40, and left the house.
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A newspaper office in Chicago hired col

A newspaper Office in Chicago hired a col
ored ianitor some time ago named Thomas
Jefferson not long afterwards vacancy
was made and another eoored man took his
place named John Adsms. John cleft
for certain reasons, and his place was dlled
by James Madison, colored; james talked
some OF leaving the other day, and at once
there were two applicants for the expected
vacancy, one named George Washington
and the other Benjamin Franklin.
A poem called tsLeonaine," purportins
to have been written by Poe, has been
sturted through the newspapers by west
ern discoverer. II Poe did really write it,,
it is consolation to think that he is dead
Boston Transcript.
II is said that Gilmore is going to take his
band to Europe. This is fortunate. II be
had been real :,ood-hearted man he would
have taken it somewhere out OF this country
3 long time ago.-6an Francisco Mai.
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BASE BALL.-The closest contested match
game OF base ball played in this city for
long time took place Saturday afternoon on
the Virginia State Fair-Grounds, in which
the famous Brown Stockings defeated the
champion Atlantics by score OF to B.
The Browns wbitewashed their oppo-
nents seven times, receiving six in return.
The feature OF the game was the tine pitch
ing and catching. Time of game, one hour
and fifty minutes. The umpire was Mr..
james Harris.
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CoLoRED EXcURSIoNIsTs.-Ala large num-
Der OF colored excursionists were in Rich
mond on Saturday.
Past-Chancellor William Fl. Lowry has
been presented by Syracuse Lodge, Knights
OF Pythias, with a handsome past-chance-
lor's jewel.
DIR. j. b. McCaw, who has been very ill
at his residence, on Sixth and Grace streets,
was somewhat better on Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. NJ. Blackford, OF Alexandria, was
in the city Saturday. .....
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FAST DRIvER-FINE FOR WASTING WATER.
A few days ago r. o. Weeks was summoned
before Acting Police-Justice Crutchfield to
show cause why be should not be fined for
driving faster than tue ordinance permits.
The case was made out against him and he
paid over to Captain Chalkley S10-the
amount assessed by the ordinance for such
offences. The Captain was disposed to be
friendly to Mr.. Weeks, and remarked, as
he was about to leave, " Your all right
now, but you'd better get rid Of that stud"
Charles Muhy, summoned before the
court for wasting city water, was fined 81.
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THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear ana
warm during the day. In the afternoon
there was refreshing rain and thunder
storm. which cooled the atmosphere con-
sitcrably.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: A. NJ. AZ;
8 A. NJ, IS: noon. ST: 3 p. NJ. Sc; =.
NJ. 1S: mdn%hI, 20.
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pRTNTISG-HOUSES.
PRINTING-HOUSE.

~--<-'N~-|-|~-@-.-, -.
IL
GOOD WORK. LON PRICES.
Having one OF the l. u IL " - ~ ph'i
EQUIPPED JOB OfFlCES IN lh- e'" a. H. ''ir
blRed Win sklliu' hiechhh'c'i' H''c''' We 't' pe
pared 10 execute promptly, III the very pest slSie
and AT LOW PRICES, every description "a
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BJ;sINESS-CARDS,
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POSTPONED UNTIL SEPTEABER.-Ihe case
OF \. C. Bramham, eX-postmaster OF Mo-
naskon, Lancaster county, was before Com
missioner Atkins Saturday morning and
continued until September 29th on account
OF the absence OF witnesses. Mr.. Bramham
remains in Jail until his bail arrives.
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CoSvErANCES OF REAL ESTATE POR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST %, 1S71.-Lots 'front.'
ing: 80 feet on St. Paul street for S20S; g.
feet on St. John street between Federal and
Charity for 1856; 125 feet on Fifth street
for S293; % feet on st. Peter street for
$40: 2ai feet on Elm street for $3.50; 274
feet on Twentieth street near Broad for
$3.50: 16t feet on Cary street near Jefferson
for s2,41O; 80 feet on Duval street for 5000;
26 feet on Twenty-ffth street near X for
$3.50; 81 feet on Beverly street near Ran
doph for 1915.
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ALL wives know the necessity of dressing welt, as
there Is nothing gives husband more pleasure than
10 Zee his wife the admired OF all admirers. AN
drews's Bazar furnishes the means Of so doing. A
lady with the patterns issued with this paper, can,
without difficulty, make costume OF which any
skilled anodists might be proud. Send ten cents to
W. Il. Andrews for specimen copy.
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WEEKLY REVENUE COLLECTIONS Ihe
following is a statement OF the Unlted
States internal-revenue collections LOT the
past week: Monday, S14. 1881; tuesday,
$12, ,422.15; Wednesday, S1l ,Gl9.04; Ihurs-
day. $12,495.4S; Friday, Sl2,2Oz.4z; satur-
day, sc. .32-total, 69,95l.i2.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF TEAS
Choicest Gunpowdcr reduced from $50 to Sl.lo;
Extra Choice Ooone reduced from S1.5U to Sl.lO !:
Choice Ooong reduced from 81 to 75c.; Good
Oolons ut from 40c. to 800; English Breakfast
very bcst-S1: Japan-5ucst-75c., at CHRISTIAS
& WHITES Sl4 Main street.
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CLARET-tincs: brands Duh. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskcy, Leghan
Whlskcy, Select Whiskey. ''El Consoador
and "l'itaua two excellent brands OF cigars ol
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade. WALTER H. BLAIR to.'
9O3 Main street.
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STOLEN ToBAcco.-Albert Forbes, the
negro man who was arrested for stealing
two caddies of tobacco from Mr.. L. Lot
tier, appeared on Saturday before the Police
Court to answer for the offence; but Ser
geant Wren was not ready with his :, wit
nesses, and so the case was postponed until
Monday. -. :
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D1s0RDERLY IL THE FIRST MARKET
Madison Sykes, Lucy Brown, and Ella
Carter, were arrested on Saturday. charged
with disorderly conduct in the First
Market.
William Roach and j. II. Anderson were
also arrested for fighting in same market.
The cases will be investigated at the 70
lice Court this morning.
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NEW TOBACCO ExcHANGE.-The work
upon the new Tobacco Exchange IS pro,
crossing satisfactorily, land the Exchange VIII
probably be occupied by the trade about the
lst of October.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. George Canning Wilde
has returned from the White Sulphur, ana
reports that famous watering-place IN the
full tide OF successful experiment.
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u. ELLYsoN ( Co.. advertising agents, nsert nc
vertisemeuts in all Of the newspapers Of the Unite
States IT publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cnmltinS-room win receive prampt atten-
ffnr,
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%NoTARIEs PUBLIC APPoINTED.-The Gov
ernor on Saturday appointed the following
notaries public: A. P. Routt, OF Madison
county; W. I. Milton, OF Clarke county!
]. G. Martin. OF Norfolk county.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

j. p. WHITEHEAD & CO., 10 A. NJ. groceries.
A. Il. DUESBERRY. lOk O'Clock A. NJ, at No. ~
west Cary street. household furniture, &c.
HILL & ANDERSON, ~ NJ, groceries.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
Il
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER 20TI and
closes .JU Ne 2OTH. The college comprises EIGHT
INDEPENDENT ACADEMIC SCHOOLS and Il
SCHOOL OF LAW.
Eypenses per session Of nine months, embracing
matt lcula,o aud tuition fees. fuel, lights, ;indwasll
inG. SllS.
month: at the College boarding hoGSes- Sl3.
For catalogues and circulars OF Law School, apply
III the huUksturcs or address Il. PURYEAR
Chairman Faculty.
IL lS-rDI,l ! l5ScuSti,25Scp
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THE SAPoSINE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the inciplent tartar ON
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents Il box.
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Call at COHEN BROTHERS, for all styles of Do
mestics, such as Prints, Sbeetings and Shirtings.
Another new lot Of Hamburger Embroideries. Also
Dress Goods. new fail styles, and many other goods
of fall, fashion.
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gs.1,EN'a' STORE.
DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
o0-cENT S,rNRE.

DECEIVED THIS WEEK AT THE
e9-CENT STORE,
A lot Of LARGE LEATHER SATCHELS;
A lot of MEDIUM SQUARE-END SATCHELS;
A lot OF 1G-INCH VALISES;
A lot of LARGE LAVA CUSP1DALS ut 99c.
n pair;
A lot of MAJoLICA CoRN-rITCHERs at 99c.
4 lot Of MAJoLICA GAME-PITCHERs at ssc
apair rs#-.
4 lot of g. and 1o-RIB WATERPROOF UNI
BRELLAS;
All sizes in LADIES' FOXED CATERS;
All sizes In LADIES' LEATHER SHOES;
so new patterns in LADIES' PLATED OPERA
CHAINS;
Bargains in TABLE CUTLERY:
so barrels of GOBLETS at 99c. q dozen;
More of those LARGE HEARTH-VASES;
New STYLES in MEMS FELT HATS;
A complete assortment OF BRONZE tNkSTANDS;
More of those handsome BLACK-BASE CALL
BELLS. mo ,,,, ,,,,,
sell them at SOC.
Catalogues free to any address. -
,u1e COS Bread street.
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who attended the Convention at Powhatan
Courthouse Saturday report the roads
through Chesterfield in excellent order.
But better still, they say the corn and to-
bacco look splendid.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The Senatorial Conuention-Dr. L.. II.
Chiles Receives the Nomination.-The Con-
seryatiye Senatorial Convention for noml-
Mating 4 candidate from the district COM
Dosed of Manchester and Chesterfield, Pow
hatan, and Goochland counties, for the
State Senate, met at PoWhatan Courthouse
Saturday at 12t o'clock. There was full
delegation present-24 from Chesterfield
and Manchester. 8 from Powhatan, and 3
from Goochland. Hon. B. A. Hancock,
County Superintendent OF Chesterfield,
presided, and Mr.. Willie Archer, OF Po"-
hatau, acted as secretary. -@
Major Willis Dance, Of Powhatan, was
nominated, but received no second.
DIR. L. X. Chiles, Mayor OF this city, was
nominated by Captain Richard L. Jones, OF
Matoaca township, and was seconded ,Dy
DR.. Mopteiro in chaste and 1orcIDle
speech.
There were no other nominations. ana
DIR. Chiles was nominated by accamatlon.,
No better selection could have been maze
than was made in DR.. Chiles. lie IS man
noted for his integrity, as we'll as bis intel
Iectual accomplishments, and is very popu-
lar throughout Chesterfield. An eloquent
speaker, clear-headed man, and devoted
Virginian, he Is well worthy to represent
the Conservative party.
The Convention adjourned about
O'Clock, after which the delegates repaired
to the Powhatan Hotel for dinner, and the
Manchester party reached home about %
o,olocE y...
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COHEN BROTHERS are making extensive prepa-
ration for fall trade. They now receiving guods
daiy In very large quantities, which they arc Offer
Ing at lower prices than any house in this city.
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Go 10 COHEN BROTHERS for your Dry Goods.
They are receiving daily large lots at lower prices
than you can buy them elsewhere.
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A WANDERER.- Joseph Fl. GoodinS,
who lives at No. 3l2 Sixth street, picked up
a s.lost boy' in the street on Saturday, and
has taken him home until called for.
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BLEEDING AND ULCERATEo GUMS healed by
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsIi
Fifty.cents q bottle.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsII, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN TAYL0R.-Cap-
tain Charles F. Taylor, OF the Richmond
CITY Guard, has resigned.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE e
BAKERS CARBoLIC MOGTI-WAsIr. Fifty cents Il
hottie.
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BEACTlFY YOUR TEETH hy using MEADE Il IA
KER's elegant SAroNlSE DENTIFRIcE. Fifty
cents box.
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TIE CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH is pleasant to the
taste and an excellent garglc for sore-throat. FIFTY
ON, 70 - hot tie.
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA.

The Thirty fourth Annual Session openc SEPTf.M
EfR 90 S77 Catalogues sent application 4
The PRINCIPAL. l.. VI. RLACkFORD. VI. A.
nm 3-cndfw Alexandria. Va
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Ut tht
DISPATCH PRlSTlSG-llOUSE. Good work, 10"
prices anu satisfaction guaranteed.
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DOANOkE COLLEGE,

n n
Tw"nty-:ifih session begins SEPTEMBER 5TII.
Collegiate. elective and preparatory courses. Loca-
tiu unsurpaSsc ed for hcalthiu!HrSs ana mountain
~rrncrv. Town and COLLEGE noted for good morals.
Nv" churches IN town. Expenses for nine and
half months from go tn $40 uncluding tuition,
board. fuel. lights, and waShig Collge quite pros
J~ruu--l77 students from fifteen States lndlan
Territory and Mexico. For catalogues. &c. address
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
2N-tlnOi GMf&
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The session Of lS77-'7S opens on THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER l9TI. The arrangements Tor ln-
sirnction were never better. Thu,e who wish for
their daughters the very best advantages should in
form tl!cinseIvc, l" the course Of study. &c. III
iii, institution For such Information apply 10
JOHN HAET,
Al y-arbSNIwS.wlaw4w President.
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CHRISTIAN & WHITE call especial attention 70
reduction In teas.
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DECAYED TEETH disniected by MEADE L BA-
KER'S CARBoLiC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents a
bottle.
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SEMPLE'S S. +. T. BEST Slx-CoRp SPooL-CoT
TON Is unrivalled. l.. LICHTEESTEIN, Importer
No. 17r5 and 1907 Franklin street.
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8itl1mond 1ispatt1.
MONDAY I............. AUGUST -, 1871.

sa-TrIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is / IARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
tATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
p.rERS OF TIE CITY
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DISCOLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully whit
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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Mayor's Court-On Saturday Willie J.
Cheatham, a young but frequent offender,
was arraigned for yagrancy and ordered to
leave the city forthwith.
Abraham Hughes was jailed for refusal
to depart.
Rhody Hill, for yagrancy, was sent 70
iail for five days.
+. y1o rrono THE delegates from this city
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DELEGATES AND VISITORS !&
come and see the bargains am offering IN $Ak6
uarcdeened pledges. 6 OIL d and III
WATCHES, CHAINS. RINGS, BUTTONS DlA-
MONDS, &C., for less Than half their value Every
article guaranteed as represented. Don't rai % CALI
mt No. II Fourteenth street.