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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-03

NEWSPAPER PosTAGE.-The following Is
list of the money-postage paid by the
leading papers OF the country for the fiscal
year ending July /, 1877. The list shows a
comparative circulation only through the
mails. 1t is noticeable that all OF the largest
daiies that are handled by the news compa-
MES pay less postage than the small dailies,
whose circulation is confined to the mails
entirely. The postage paid in Chicago by
papers was as follows: The Times, s4,5S5 !;
the Tribune, 1888; the Inter- Ocean, 81
1871. In other cities it was as follows: The
St. Louis Republican, S6.531; the Cincinnati
Gazette, S4,G5O; the Cincinnati Enquirer,
$3.50: the Cincinnati Times. SS,o9S; the
Cincinnati Commercial, S1,Sl7; the New
York Tribune, $1S,211; the New York
Times, sl7,439; the New York Herald,
s13. 1923. Chicago Times.
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CHURCH TAXATION FOR SELLING BEER
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
written to the collector at Pittsburgh. Pas
on the subject OF the liability OF the Ger
man United Evangelical Protestant church
OF Allegheny City to special tax, which
was required OF the president Of the church
for the sale of beer at q church festival.
The Commissioner writes ''If the church
society sold the beer it incurred special tax !;
but if it was sold for the society by the pre-
sident, or at the hall where the festival was
held, who. it is stated, had paid special tax
for the hall, then no special tax should be
required on that account to be paid by the
society,""
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Mr. BRYAN's clear and manly letter to the
citizens OF Henrico has called forth the
criticisms OF those who stand by the dema-
gogical theory OF the "new way to pay old
debts" Were "JAcK cADE" and "JAcK
kETcH" candidates for public honor IN
these times they would have following
noted for numbers, il not responsibility.
Base Is the slave who pays!" would be a
good motto Tor the, flag Of considerable
army OF partisass in the field at this time.
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lWho would have believed it'll

REDEMPTION OF NATIoNAL-BANK NOTES.
The following is a statement OF the opera
tions OF the National-Bank Redemption
Agency for the month Of August as
compared with the corresponding Pc
Rod o. last year: National-Bank notes
disposed Of during the month-notes fit for
circulation assorted and returned to the
banks OF issue, s13, 10S,700; notes unfit for
circulation assorted and delivered to the
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency for destruction
and replacement with new notes, $780,
100; notes of failed liquidating and re-
ducing banks deposited in the Treasury OF
the United States, s1,0lS,9O0. Total for
August, 1877, s17,SG3,7OO; total for ALI
gust, 1876, S22,523,000. Decrease, $780,
400
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A dispatch from the United States steamer
Frolic, dated Rio Janeiro, August 9th, says
that drought had prevailed for several
months in Brazil, causing much distress.
The streams and wells were u great many
OF them dried up. The steamer, unable to
procure water on shore, was compelled to
distil it for the use Of those on board. On
the Sd and 4th OF August considerable rain
fell, to the great relief OF the country.
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The KNIGHTS TEaPLAR.-Cie Cleveland, Ohio,
August 3l.-The Grand Encampment OF
knights Templar adjourned this forenoon.
Grand Master Hurlbert, OF Chicago. was
installed, and appointed the following Off
GERS to fill vacancies: G. W. Carter, OF Con-
necticut, Grand Sword-Bearer; Hiram
Graves, Grand Captain-General; D.. NJ.
Woodruff, OF Wisconsin, Grand Standard
Bearer; Orrin WEIGH, OF New York, Grand
Warden. The next Grand Encampment
meets in Chicago on the third Tuesday IN
August, 1878.
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The bondholders are represented as be.
ing terrible body OF monsters, and o he
roic character is awarded to newspaper
that is said TO be defending the people from
that OF the Chinaman, who, after losing his
long tail, was knocked down and then lock-
ed up as q disturber OF the peace because
he demonstrated against such treatment.
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CISCINSATI-A RAILROAD YIELD TO TIE
MEN-THE CIGAR.MAKERs' STRIKE incia-
natl, Ohio, September 1.-The length OF
trips on the C. FL. and D. railroad has been
modified to meet the views OF the men.
No Change in the cigar-makers' strike be-
yond a combination Of all manufacturers to
stop unless the strikers return to work.
This move is to prevent the employed from
giving aid to the strikers.
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OUTSTANDING UNITED STATES CURRENCY
The following is an official statement Of
United States currency outstanding: Ole
demand notes, S63,932.50; legal-tendel
notes, 1857, 976, l64; one-year notes Of 1863,
S55,245; two-year notes Of 1863, $4,000
two-year coupon notes OF 1863, $23,950
compound-interest notes, S293,9S0; frac'
tional currency, all issues, $19,172, ia. 49,
Total, S377, 8O1, $3.50.
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BoUcIcAULT has an essay in the last North
american Revieao, in the form Of an open
letter to friend, entitled "The Decline OF
the Drama" He ought to know good
deal about it, for he has had more to do
with the decline than any other man living.
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A number Of active letter-writers in dh-
ferent sections of the State seem to be en-
ployed in deliberate plan to excite in the
public mind a horror OF the bondhold-
ers." Those unfortunate persons who are
SO devoted to public obloquy have incurred
this fate for loaning money to build the
railways and the canal of the State. WHAT
a horrible crime it is indeed they have COM
cd
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STRIKE AT NoRFoLK.-Norfolk, Septem-
Der There was small strike here yester-
day on the wharf among the 'longshoremen.
The prices were reduced from twenty to fif-
teen cents an hour, and they refused to go
to work. A large crowd gathered out OF
curiosity, but soon most of the men went
to work at the reduced wages, and the
strike ended sa9
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SEPTEMBER !, 1877

SEPTEMBER !, 1877.
HAVE THIS DAY TRANSFERRED
L the business to my sons, who will continue to
carry on the DRY GOODS AND NOTION BUSl-
NESS AT my former place. COL Broad street, corner
Sixth street. !,
Thankful for the patronage extended to me in the
past, solicit continuance of the same for the new
tlrm.
All persons having bills against me will present
them to the new firm and those indebted 10 inc Will
Sc I-2t WILLIAM THALuIMER.
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NEW YORK, 1877.
FT TO THE TOBACCO MANCFAC-
TURERS.-Wc beg ia inform You that MessrS DA-
VESPORT & MORRIS, of Richmond. Va are the
sole agents for the sale Of our
up l. \ K"
brand of imported
SPANISH LICORICE-PASTE
for the States Of Virginia and North Carolina.
We believe this 4hc the piirest and finest Favored
and rs strong If not the strongest, Licortc~no" III
Use in this country.
Messrs. DAVENPORT x MORRIS viii 1t ali
times De fully supplied with the article
To be sold In bond or duty paid.
Respectfully yours.
ZURICALDAY & ARGULlBAC,
,uIa.1m importers.
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rNnERTAkEKS.

TAY IL SUTHERLAND. =, go
fslIccEssoRs TO wII,ylAM MSks asts
IfSuiRNisHING tNpEKr :,
i07 So'esf .hi siSeS OF WOOD aud
We keer on bunR sh AID cASkkl
Orders promptly attended ,9n sly RsSiiTTRERE
prices to suit the times Aio9 done In the best
manner Mr. hay avnS had an sSp ,na Under.
twenty.Hve years with Mr.; Murray III i,x ns
taking and cab!uet-makins oua'"sS'
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:, o,t substantial aud conscientious citizens.
liq pon sn indeed The very idea 10 an
,hs,,rditv' Let's say no more about II
po5fnrd SfGr.
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~ NEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.

We are ready to show on the first floor
$50 pieces of BLACK ALPACA:
BLACK ALPACA 1T zoe. worth 23c
BLACK ALPACA at 23c. worth 3Oc.;
our 35c. ALPACA reduced TO Soc;
our 40c ALPACAS never sold for less than 5Uc.;
Our SOC ALPAC.>S wond be cheap at 75e.
B BIZ On cACfIESiIRE at 5oc.-wouId be cheap
DLh x IL ci.AcuEM1EE at 6oc.-would be cheap
BLAcK CXcHEMIRE at 75c.-wouId be cheap
our u ScfiCHE,ilRE is cheap at 1925.
We have 4 fun line of MOURNING GOODS, which
we will offer ut Il small advance above the Nc"
York cost-such rs Henrietta Cloth, Boml'azine,
Grape Cloth. Talnisc. BicrrctZ: and all the latest
STYLES in the market
Thre: LINEN TlANDkERCIIIEFS for soc;
Three nairs ENGLISH SOCKS for 81.
OUR CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.
CASSIAIERES for mems ana boys wear-a full and
complete assortment:
JEANS from 12hc. to SOC:
Look at the best JEANS III the city OF Richmond
CAsSIMEREs from 4Oc. to 50 per yar'l;
Don't buy your CAss1NlERES before Won look at
Good a C al GOES at &c. at sYcLE BROTHERS;
Another 10; Of Hose sheap cap, GRASs shsL
1000 yards OF remnants OF pERCALES Ill o1se.
worth csc: -
S95 f 5hTHs G hDpq SKI! 5a% only
4 RAJ fi,L' FINE HE,IsTITcHED HANDKEE-
wH HTfhE shiy Tif GLOVES all Sizes
THR ths soBtSi * KID GLOVES only 75crea
soS Si' kib f s. 7 IS q sIyo Il:
newest patterns; ,,,pno1Drpr l., ,,,o
EDGiNci from Sc to 81 per ward. Don't buy be-
fore YOU look ut these goods
NEW LACE $CARFs a sYc5E BRQ PHI sio
1iihN' SILK DEPARTMENT.
BLACK sIL.k at Csc. worth sCc.;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth 1926:
BLACK SILK ut Sl.23 worth $l.7o:
T6S f n 2 sF Fh SILK 5LKs IN a9 Variety
Don't buy your silks before you look at SYcLE
4 MNDEERsH1RTs for Il at sYcLE BRO
so ' dozen more of those TOWELS at csc. at
SYCLE BROTHERS,:
800 more Of those BATH-TowELs at 45c.-real
ralr tsf 2oc.; pair GOOD STOCK;
STOCKINGS for 81. The biggest and hest
assorted stock for ladies, misses, and children
E Sn b wi 9 qa az look at sYcE
NEW DRESS GOoDS just opened for early ian'
S MISE b bkEAs a6 & fsa st zoe per yara
neW lot Of WASHPo 81 # re at SOC
These These good: are warranted RICHARDSON'S
l I:tSa at sY cIi ; BRoSTHERs'.
ToRsHON LINEN, vALENCIENNES, and
DUCHESS LACEs IN grsat ya 5Ety ;,ort, ooc
ah ne Ssi lot Of ne FREScH 0kGASDIEs at lSc.
worth 25c.; ,e
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The Farmyille company loses only 1888
by the Wheeling fire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT COHEN BROTHERS
ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS.

Their selections are very carefully made not only
as regards style, but also prices. Their goods are
purchased only of first hands, thus saving the job
Der = profit.
In opening for the coming season they would state
that they will make every effort not only 10 secure
for their patrons every advantage In the price, but
TO place before them an assortment that VIII defy
competition In this State.
They are just In receipt of very extensive sock
of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
Silks are still On the decline. and new prices can
be looked for. Their former $1.75 SILK can now
be had ut 81 8 0, their 1870 SILK for sl75 Every
quality Of SILK from 37Hc. to the finest imported
Their stock of COLORED SILKS Is positively
tho largest ever offered within the limits Of this
State.
They arc also Offering:
s25 pieces BLACK ALPACA, which they are re-
falling at less than pIccc-prlccs.
They have also received large lots 'f DRESS
GOODS.
sneciaI attention IL called to their stock OF llO
SIERY. which comprises all the novelties of this
season.
I'm Ladies', Centlemen':, and Childrsn's UNDER
WEAR they have made heavy purchases at the
recent trade-sale of Peterson Co.
AIso In FLANNELS they offer special inducements.
To their heretofore large variety Of CORSETS they
have added several new and popular makes
among which is COOLI'S CORK CORSET.
Their TRIMMING. FANCY GOODS, and SMALL
WEAR DEPARTMENTS vi: i'll few days be
filed with everything that is move! and useful.
ST. :3-3m
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NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing between JOHN P. SCHERMERHORN,
MARCUS NJ. BOWERS, and THOMAS NJ. HILTZ-
INNER, JR., under the style of j. L. SCHERMER-
HORN & CO., manufactures OF NJ. NJ. Bowerss pa
tenuReversible Plough is this day dissolved
By mutual consent. we having made arrangements
with the New York Plough Company 10 manufacture
the same. Thanking our patrons for their support,
we hereby refer them to II. N Smith & Co. for their
supplies. JOHN 7. SCHERMERHORN,
MARCUS NJ. BOWERS.
au 31-6t* THOMAS M. HlLTZHIMER, JR,
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PIC-NICS.
EXCURSIONS.

The undersigned viii give an EXCURSION ria
The York River line on the 4TH OF SEPTEMBER
to the fu.lowin. business empol uns
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. and NEW
YORK.
Offering inducements 10 pleasurc-scckcr> ana bust
urss-llien exceeding any heretofore presented. No
thing will be left undone which may add To the conf
fort of all who may take advantage of this cheap anu
delightful trip cn the elegant passenger steamer
LOUISE.
FARE-Richmond to Baltimore aud rcturn.S : 90
Richmond To Philadelphia and return 10 w
Richmond 10 New York and RETURN. 16 O6
Thi is the lowest rate that can be obtained.
Tickets good for TEN DAYS.
Train leaves York River depot ut 3 clock M.
Tickets can he procured at the following places:
II. T. ADAMS. No. 322 sixth street.;
:. X. PERDUE. No. II Twenty-third street;
JACK MCRPHi'S saloon. corner nt Eighth ana
Broad streets: and at the dpcot 4tll OF ScDtcm-
hnr au 29-td
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm OF MORR1-
IL son & KENT is this day. dissolved by mu.
tal consent. Either party will sign the name o.. OF
the firm in liquidation. All parties indebted TO the
concern viii please make immediate payment, anu
those holding claims against ms VIII prcsen. Ineih
without delay. MORRlSoN " Nh:
SEPTEMBER J., 1877. st A-ot
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, September Sd.
Admission only 25 and 80 cents.

The ncwly-orgauizcd
FAY TEMrLETON STAR ALLIANCE.
Introducing the wonderful Fav, Mr.. John Temple
ton, Miss Alice Vanc Eldred Ryse, the celebrated
htsso: Albert Webb George Byrd, Burton Adams,
W. NJ. Fuller, Miss Clara Lester Isabel lane, Nelly
Stanwood. Mrs. Albert Webb. Jenny Clancy, ana
Marie Word. who will appear In the last comedy
sensation, entirely new and original Shakspcrian
extravaganza, in tahleau and two acts. entitled
PUCK!
DAY DREAM,
which will be given with new costumes. new music,
and special cast
NoTE-hs' Puck" in ShaksDcarrs " MidSum-
mer Nights Dream FAY TEMPLEToN achieved
her first celebrated triumph Mt the Grand Opera
House, receiving from twenty-one newspapers, me
great Journals OF the metropolis, the unprecedented
praise of being the captivating feature of the per,
formance' and the greatest little art1 that had
ever appeared in New YORK" And from Manager
Augusin DAILY this valued endorsement: "Ihc en-
tire press and public agreed that FOR tie frs
time on any stage PUCK has been embodied.
The purpose of the present Extravaganza Is 70
preserve. in Il new and modern form, The spirit OF
the immertal Robin Goodfcllow," and to show TO
the outside world the Green Room and the Stage.
and the - first Appearance of two " lnnocehlS
during rcvel by the jolly players after the play,
Reserved seat, 7Jc., TO be had OF G. F. JOHNSTON,
91S Main street. sc LII
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HAVING EMPLOYED ACuMPETEAI
IL TUTOR for my own children | desire i" E"-
cciyc into my family FOUR BOYS . tncrca~ W.
number of scholars.
The usual English brau..la- Latin. French. Ger.
man, and Mathematics will b" taught.
session 10 commence SEPTEMBER lJfH al!
end last Of June, 1878.
Reference can be made 10 Rev. iH!Iif = N''Ii
TER. Of Mchcil's station. rs "a the advantage ~
the situation. &c.
FoR TERMS as 10 Board aai Tu!io apply
Mis-. i. f. \NLlE.
RapiLIu station.
an q -.o,IDv tuiDrIcr county. \ 4.
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n s. MORRISON will continue the
~ COMMISSION AND FORWARDING BUsI-
NESS VIII keep constantly on hand for sale NOVA
SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER, JAMES RIVER CE-
- SO7 CARY STREET,
so2.ots (Stone house,
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yITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
2. w. PICKRELL, President
4. II. SSEAD, Cashier.

neposits OF one dollar aud upwards received, ano
six per cent. allowed ON deposits.
Deposits received subject TO check without aotics,
and Interest allowed same II not checked on ihore
frequently than two or three times aweek.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten Gays
Rank omen every day from O'Clock A. u. Gli
O'Clock r. NJ, and on Saturday fro"i I. II. w
T., NJ. N@o~
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
~ Observation-Disclosures -----
TpISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA

The Anngsl sen. on, application to
BER 20, isf L. ST. BLACkFORD, III. A.:
-no.tt,4S
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d ANDOLPH-NACON COLLEGE.
SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 2oGrG

Course Of study thorough. ENI'u-t.- mpd.rt,.
Send for c:ralosu" Ia Sccro,arv ~ Faculty. rr.,,
REV. J. \. DtNchN. D. -. prrsic'I.'.
an l3-tonS Ashland. W,
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
= W. TENABLE, W. q. MCCARE.
c. Il. CUTHRERT j. Is. STEVENS,
LOUIS L. MARKS, ALEX. HAMILTON,
j. W. FRIEND, AUG. WRIGHT.
j. +. SP0TSWOOD,
Particular attention Maid TO collections and In
vestmants au 2S-lw
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COLLEGE.

Ro-f-'o SALEM. VA.
IL ara, ,,, h..,,ns SEPTEMBER oTi.
twenty! ,.riye. and preparatory courses Losa
Goesa.s, for and %Ss 1ls
TSxp and see fs ~Ss1 '%i
Fly snars rom IN $50 to $40 pcdns ,atlSn,
half fs s I aud cosse ia piHS
p pen students from I,ssn sa &c., address
Territory, aud Mexico: ,,Sr IN OF FACULTY.
~ 3o-,lrodSw 6w ------------
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, HOWITZERs = AN
"A Assemble at the arluory MONDAY IVY
NIGHT, Sd instant. at 81 O'Clock, In full .SSS
dress summer uniform, with fatigue caps Sss<za
and side-arms. for inspection and drill
Bv order Of II. G. CARTER, Captain
Let G. L. HAYES, Orderly Sergeant.
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MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
W. SCME THE DUTIES uF iEl - Ii""I. ~
. the FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER. a. h"t n'!-
dcncc. No. lUS Seventh Str''''. w
She desires tn receive INTO Ger !il"'\ IN f''
Pills Is board"rS.
MISS CHARLOTTE pANlEi. "ii 'a'n ..t~.'
Of the boarding department.
For particulars, apply Tor "ircIlr..
III 24-eOdtd
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

NITiZENS BANK,
PETERSBURG, VA,
CORNER TABB AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
s. W. yESABLE, President,
j. Il. STEVENS. Vice-PresideGt.
JAMES F.. CUTHBEkT. Cashier,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, Assistant Cashier.
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WHICH GOES TO SHOW THE AMOUNT w ~, mh1 10
KEY PRODUCED, CONSUMED AND oN hASD ~
THE UNITED STATES. -
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
TRIBUNE lzWITH SUPPEMENT

accessories as a strollng company can muster
but there is a lively demand for the music, ana
according to the laws Of trade the demand
will infallibly create the supply. so we must
cen make the best of it.
In the line of concert music the first place
belongs of course to the Thomas series. The
public is probably not aware how narrowly 1t
escaped losing these entertainments but the
orchestra having been saved, thanks TO the
taste and liberality of the West rather than of
our own people, the symphony soir6es will be
continued with even more than the former
brIlliancy. We have already mentioned some
of the new works which are likely to find q
place on the programmes of the season. The
Philharmonic Society, under Thomas's direc-
ton, will no doubt renew its youth, and It's
concerts will become once more what they
used to be, events of the foremost I'M
portance in fashionable and artistic CIR
cles Dr. Damrosch promises an interest
ing seasons work with the Oratorio So
ciety, and intends TO produce, as usual, several
of the old standard masterpieces, as well as
one or two classical cantatas as yet unknown
TO our audiences. Mr. StrakOsch, it will be re-
membered, has promised series of mIscella-
neous concerts on the plan of the Monday
Popular Concerts which are fashionable in
London but he has not yet given the details,
and we presume that the enterprise depends
somewhat upon other ventures which are
not fully arranged
New-York tribune., 1877-08-18
1n0es 10 Advertisements.


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NEW PURIISArIONs-6h Pdgc-3d, AIN ana 0th coiui"S'
PPOPOs ,Is-7th POge-3d column. -, -, .
REAL ESTATE FOR SNE-CTTN-Sh Pdge--otn colunln
BRooKLYS-Sih Page-6th column; CoUNrRf-eW
p,,yye,o,'s Nor,cTs-eh Pogs-od ami Sd columns
SAYS ny AUCTloS-7h Pdqe-Sd column.
sTArIoNFRY-Sm IGge-5th column.
sPECIAL NOUCEs-3n PQge-6th column. -., ., .
UATIONs WANrED--M NLEs-9h Pa0e-oth cOIuihn
FEMAlEs-9h Pdge -6rh column .,
srEAupOATs AND RAGLROADs-9h Page-3d ana 4lh
srSasEEs. Ocr,x-7h Pagc-3d and 4th columns,
SUMNER BOARD-Sh Pdge-jth column
TEACHERs-9h Pdge-2d column - r.
LYN-Sh Pdgc-Gt column Coz NTRY-sh fd0e-Gln
column: APARIMkTs AND UNFURNlsHLD hooho-'W
pdIc-4th column.