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N. ELLYSnN Co.. advertising asents. Inert ad-
vertisements IN all Of tine newspapers OF the United
SiIcs al publishers rates. Orders left a; the Dts.
potch countin:-roon will receive ur0nsi atteu.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

t OST, SATURDAY EVENING, ON
Ia Capitol between Ninth and Governor streets,
one JET-AED-GOLD EARRING, with fringed
pendant. The finder will be suitably rewarded by
returning the same to MRs. T.. B. CHAMBERS, No.
cit Governor street. Sc 2.lta
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AID FOR THE YELLow-F FEVER SUFFERERS.
Treasurer Quarles reports that the total COL
lection to date for the yellow-fever sufferers
amounts to S2,4Se.99. Disbursements as
follows: Memphis. $3.50: New Orleans,
s7O0; Vicksburg, $3.50; Grenada, $500
total 50 400.
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d 4 WEEKS REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO
TRADE.-The market presents no new fea-
lures. There is still but little demand for
any other than superior article. This
quality OF staple always commands ready
sale. The breaks for the week comprised
1889 hogsheads and 122 tierces. The offer
ings at auction on Change consisted OF 1868
packages, of which 119 were taken in aud
pa sold. Prices varied during the week at
from 81 TO $40
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JNO. z. LAUGHTOS, JR.. 10 A. NJ, at No. 1928
Frank lin street, furniture, sewing machines,
&c, &c. -
ROBERT B. LYME, r. NJ, house and lot on
Lowndes street Just outside OF the corporate
limits. . A.
r. S. ANDERSON & son, 10 a. NJ, groceries, SC.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DEN
TIFRICE. Fifty cents box. - - -
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SUMMER DRESS GOODS Ut twenty-five cents on
the dollar at LEVY BROTHERS. #.s@
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from GcclFcd 'cc'h
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKER tAi'-
BOLIc MOuTn-WAs ASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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sycLE BROTHERS say IN their advertisement that
they will open NEW GOODS from now until 10th OF
septemp.r-a large variety and choice goods Great
bargains may be looked for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-02

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.-We win until further
notice take the tradc-do.lar for one hundred cents.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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IT IS FACT. that DOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER
will 20 further in use In the Kitchen and the results
will bc more satisfactory In the production Of cie-
CANT light rolls, biscuits, cake etc. than ifany other
baking-powdcr Is used. Try It. Sold by groccrs.
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Statistics for August.
--..a MErEnRnIn nnIcsr.,

The following table shows the state or the
thermometer tFahrenheitl at sunrise during
the month Of August, as also the highest and
lowest points reached each day:
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For ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE iS BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. FntY cents 4 bottle.
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WINES. LIQUORS, dc.

Pr San FRANCISCO, CAL, June, 1873.
WE HAVE APPOINTED CHRISTIAN
& WHITE our sole agents for the sale of our
WINES In the States of Virginia, North and South
Carolina. hOHLEh FRoLiN0.
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Fob BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER'6
CARBoLIc MouTH-wAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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nj CSIEAL.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CTANDARD BOOKS CHEAP.

>
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH offer many thousand
valuable works at lower prices han they can be had
elsewhere. Among them are APPLETOS'S AMER
ICAN CYCLOP -EDIA. ,16 yols. ZELL'S ENCI-
CLOPEDIA, 8 vols. ;ENCYCLQP EDIA AMER!-
20 vols. NICHoLsON'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. 12
vols Also. CHAMBERS'S, BRANDS, WEB
STEERS, BURNS'S, COOLEY'S, HOMAN'S, and
Others .@ au 5-d&w
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FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, FOREIGN AND Do
MEsTIc LIQUORS Of all grades.
W. D. BLAIR CO.,
9O3 Main street,
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ANOTHER large lot OF those cheap Umbrellas just
received 1T LEVY BROTHERS,
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SYCLE BROTHERS are advertising good STRIPED
HOSE Ut 1Oc. worth csc.
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GoTo LEVY BROTHERS for your Flanncls anu
Blankets. and you viii save money.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

4S- On all sales Of RenL Estate Diofe bettoss1
the lSt of January ar.d last 0 Ju7.e the t0:tss fes
the present geor hare To bepHfd byths purchaser
On Oh snies n.dde bett0fsn The 1st Of Jury 1d tdA
Of the yenr hs tnrss hors to be pa,d bp the settler
This custom was adopted about fifteen Years ago
ny all the real estate agents in Richmond. and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity1
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LEE GALLERY, 920 MAIN STREET.
LARGE SX10 PHOTOGRAPHS, 81 EACH.
ALBUM CARDS, 50 PER DOZEN.
FOUR BEAUTIFUL CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, Il.

La PERE DE AUERIEL, Of the French church
on Twenty-third street, New York, devoes his llft
to visiting the poor and the afflicted, and lie not o2l,
gives the consolation Of religion but prescribes tht
Use Of GILES's Liniment Jodido Ammonia, and In
slant relief is experienced.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
l2C West Broadway, New York.
Trial size. 25 cents.
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o'clock. The sports will be opened with
IN old-fashioned Scotch reel, after. which
the programme, consisting OF twenty Scotch
games, will be commenced. a pleasant
time is promised all who attend. 80 81
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ALL GRADES OF CIGARS manufactured By
W. u. RLAIR & Co,
0O3 Main street.
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90 GLESwooD WIISKEY, made in 1873. ..
W. ID. BLAIR e CO.,
9O3 Main street.
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
IL 4O3 EAST MAIN STREET.

THE sixth session begins SEPTEMBER %, 1878.
JOHN II. POWELL. Latin, Mathematics, Natural
Mrs. r. G. PEYToN. Intermediate Department.
Mrs. j. Il. GARNETT. Primary Department.
Mademoiselle LATARD FrGncn ana na Gerpni pata,,,o
COOKE, Vocal Music.
We have been fortunate In securing the services
of Mademoiselic Latard, French lady and an expe,
r1enced teacher Of French, who also writes ana
TERMS per session of nine months. paid one half
In advance, or at the beginning of each month, II
Board (includng washing, fuel. lights, .o ~
and tuition In Engish,. Observation-Disclosures. $500 0O
Tuition in Collegiate Department. 20 90
Tuition in intermediate Departmental. G0 w
Tuition in Primary observation-disclosures. SO %
Music at Professors charges.
A reduction made for Two or more, and for
daughters Of teachers and ministers of all denomi-
For catalogue giving farther information apply to
J. H. POWELL, W IL, rri rIriincipa,,
A TLANTIC MILITARY INSTITUTE
n CENTREVILLE. CONN.
(near Yalel on y. II. and n. r: r.
REV. EYAhfS MT1T Y Ref5qT ppSe1sE of n1EisS and
''''0tN'N REFEEENCEs.
PECULIAR kDvANTAGES.-Old and established
country. Perfect appointments. Fine coast loea;
ton. Easy access. Special preparatory courses ana
rare combination Of Strict discipline, mental work,
comfort, and innocent recreation. Terms, formerly
1880 per naf session reagced to sisS: S.oo ooursec
Preparatory Collegiate, Scientific, and English Com
mercial. These thoroughly prepare for Yale. Uni
versliy of Virginia, West Point, scientific schools,
aid MiIiTARY Homsi"t "DtiE5PARrMENrwcst Point drill
and discipline as far rs practicable in preparatory
school. Uniform, West Point cut and color.
CALISTHENlC DEPARTMENT.-Com in
every detail. Gymnasium. three Baseball and
Foiis; Boxing Gloves, Boat-Fouses and Hoats large
number of Coasling Seds, Skatng-Rink two acresl,
Horseback exercise, Drill, and Archery. If desired,
pupils received In New York. Descriptive cata-
Iogue sent on application. Session of S7S'9 onens
1ST OF OCTOBER. Address Hamden Post-OMcc,
New Haven coanty, Conn.
au 2.law2w. .teod2w, ,andt2taw2w
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WHITE sULpnuR SPRINGS EXCURSION.
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SYcLE BROTHERS are selling BLACK SILK
cheaper than any other house IN the Statc. =
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MRS. ROBERT ciisl 3; MAR1E y, Wv Miah s6n6df. RE
rpt, SNAIL CHILDREN tboys and giris| on the
iGTu OF SEPTEMBER, 1878.
ONE DOLLAR A MONTH, In advance.
school room near the corner of Fourth anc
Snniy AZ No S22 east Franklin street..
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ru.ysaTxONAL.

1TTTLE N. D. TARDIvEL's FRENCH
Nj hED ENGLISH BOARDING AND DAY
ocHo0i. FoR YOUNG LADIES mp GILL
nRKE. No. 23 west E4r'y-ISth street New aors,
rs"iSS, NV native professors. Rest professors for
ranss' singing. drawing, and painting, Foreign
muSsS' if nnlrders. can learn French aud English
Rpp,ru.nr. Circulars sent on application.
in one 9e"'' au 27-2w
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TEA HER.
IN WANTED. by southern lady, a SITUATION
IN \ FAMILY OR SCHOOL TO instruct young
children on the KINDERGARTES SYSTEM; also,
in the PRIMARY BRANCHES OF education. She
has had thorough Kindergarten training; also, two
years expcrIcncc. Address I'D. T.. F." key-Box
No. 20. EharleslOn. s. G. an l0.eOd3wN
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IKOElLS.
oh ES r ER HO . Sc, n#.
CHESTER. VA.
JOSEPH Ii. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This house Is located on the Ricamond and Peters
burg railroad, thirteen miles from R!chmoud, and
nine from Petersburg.
TERMS: Per day, sl.50 to s2-according to loca-
ton of rooms. length Of STAY. &C.
The railroad authorities furnish boardcrs at THIS
house passes and from either city 20 per month";
and 10 persons building on the Chester Tract"
free pass ten each dwcing-bouse erected
and occupied by family OF white persons
au lO-lm .-,
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Innings.


p g. 4, 8. G, z 8. 8. Totnt
-
j 2 0 9 2 0 lS
ATHLETIC.
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Referring to the above, we have now In stock d.
rect from ths, the largest wine-growing house In
the world, this following WINES, which we guaran-
tee the pure juice of the grape, and at prices lower
than any similar Wines were ever offered in this
market:
PORT WINE (yintage OF 187O)..S1. 90 per 9aion,
ScEI iCA V,INE................, rs per gallon.
Or e ET WI IyISE,.,,...........l loo per gallon.
HSI1sK IvINE .....,,,,....... 90 per gallon.
MN Ay " WINE NE''..,...,...... 1.50 per gallon.
REn ZINFEJEI, ,WINE.,.... $50 per gallon.
RH AMY ..........,.,,....,... 400 per gallon.
. au 29.1m CHRISTIAN q Nhiih' Agents.
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During the month OF August there was
| only one alarm OF fire-on the first day Of
| the month. ...
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MALE MUSIC-TEACUER.

WANTED, SUMAC.-I am paying tho
w highest cash price for SUMAC delivered at
my mill. foot of seventeenth street, south slde OL
the dock or at any depot or wharf In The Guy OF
Richmond WARMER AOonE;
iy l0-coi2m Shockoc Mills.
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HORSES, MULES. &c.
MULES.--Just arrived from Ken.
lS1 tncky, twenty-five FINE MULES. 8A
For sale at low prices. Call and see them. m.~1&
ODENHEIMER BROTHERS., 0kn~aass
Kentucky Stables
Sc 2-2t Franklin street near Fifteenth.
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This SCHOOL. will reopen the 25Tu OF SEp-
TENDER. ! SIS. aud close the end OF June, 1879.
General RANSOM has rc-cngagcd Dir. w. G: YEA
ron, graduate Of the University OF Virginia, VINO
20 successfully taught with him last year
TERMS: 5000 per scSsion--onc half on enterins'
the balance February !, 1879 >-o,.
Address bESEHAL IL. haNooM'
1y-lm
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Wholesale agents, PURCELL, LADD 6 CO.
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kTCGUIRES SCHOOL, ~
4YI 3o9 SOUTH THIRD STREET, CANDLES HILL.
j. =. MCGUIRE university ef Yirginial, prtnci-
pal. Mathematics and EDglish-younger classes In
all branches.
professor OF Ancient Languages in st. Johns Col
iege, Arkansas, Ancient Languages.
Professor MASSIE, OF Kchmoud College, French
and German.
Further arrangements completed iu time.
Average cost from 500 to SS5. Fourteenth session
begins SEPTEMBER 24TII. Entrance during pre-
cedng week. Circulars IN bookstores. 3.
au 26-eod1m sEs
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MISS TANNERS SCHOOL.

ELEVENTH SESSION WILL COMMENCE
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2D.
apply at 70l west Main street, opposite Park
m 2I-lSC2
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF BOARD.
From SEPTEMBER 1sT our charges for board
viii he reduced TO 50 per day, $40 per week, $50
pcr month. JOHN j. STACK, SK., Cashier;
M. q. MILLER, Room Clerk.
au 2S-eod2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-07-23
The Indians.
THE HOSTILES SCATTERING INTO
SMALL BANDS.
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK OF THE
CAMPAIGN.

WAsHIsGroN, Jul, %. The following tele.
gram was received at the war department:
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
To Gen. sherman, Warrington
kilograms say that Sanford's cavalry and the
Nez Perces scouts moving towards Ner-
chant, from La G and, while the main column 10
advancing from MOI tn Pass. There is Q panic
among the hoslies. Their trail is strewn with
large quantities Of provisions and other valuable
supplies.
They bad no time to gather up and run of the
many ponies IN the surrounding country. 81
Umatiss have come to help whip the Snakes and
Bsnnocks. They brought in the head of Egan
for identification and ten scalps' Seven team
sers have been killed on the Wolf Creek road,
the last five DAYS.
The Umatills allies report the hostiles breaking
up into small bands and getting of fast as pos
slble, evidently try ing to get into Weise county.
The troops will be so disposed rs to intercept any
organized band moving with large herds towards
the Weise. Guards are at Dupozs, Meachsm's
and Pelican, and will escort the mail coaches to
the Umatilla agency. from La Grange, till the
road is safer. 1t is now thought our prospects
are favorable.
Indian Inspector Mcneil telegraphs from Bsx.
ter Springs. Kansas, the 2lst, that the Nez Perces
Indians had arrived. Two deaths occurred on the
route. One third Of the Indians have q malady
and good physician is needed.
Indian Coo. m issioner Hoyt returned from his
western tip and resumed his official duties to-
day. lie reports the Dakota crops to be 10 -four
ishlng condition and says that the Indians he Wis.,
tied appear well supplied and inclined to be peace
able and friendly.
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The Potter Subcommittee.
4 BATCH or RECANTING W.T.
NESSES.
THE COMMITTEE CLOSE THEIR
LABORS THIS WEEK.

NEW ORLEANS, July %. Before the Potter
sub committee, Julius Green, Howard Thornton
aud John l.. Egarde cOlnred, formerly of West
felcisia parish, testified that they had made shi
davits before the returning board. When the aft.
davis weie read to them to-day they denied the
most Important statements, as to intim daion
each av,riing the affidavit was not read to him
after heiug prepared.
On the cross examination by MIR. Cox, Green
sdIuit.e The correctness Of several important
statements III his affidavit.
Col j. NJ. Thompson chief clerk in the custom
house, produced a roll of the employees in the
custom service since Collector Kings appoint
ment, but would not swear that it was absolute y
correct.
The object of calling for the st, Mr. Blackburn
stated, was to get the name of particular indi
vidusl, but he did not think that they were any
nearer it than before, unless the list was ALSO
lutely correct
j. y. Hsglus an attorney of New Orleans, pre-.
pared the aiidavlts in the custom house in 1876,
with Daniel Sweasy. 10 the duly prescribed man
ner OF making up atfidavits, by Questioning wit.
nesses and taking the statements. Witness hon
estly End fairly reduced to writing the statements
OF Witnesses. They were not Influenced, to his
know ledge, to make statements that were not
true. ! furnished lot Of witnesses that were
summoned tor the Howe committee, including
the sthdavlts OF Dalton, Sway and Dula. DE.
scrOed the manner OF making up tue atii1av its OF
Supervisor Baugnion. Did not have any com
mum cation with the witnesses between the time
of their making aiildavi,s and their appearance
before the Howe committee. | endeayored to
bring out the strongest points for the benefit OF
republicans.
ID. r. Baugnion, supervisor OF registration in
West Baton Rouge, sluce the election employed
IN the custom house, testified regarding the con-
versation with Weber, showing that Weber was
Aiiaid TO return to West Feciana parish after the
Ell, elton. Also that he had been told that Senator
Asu ed, had received $1,000 for having the
names OF several electors omitted from republican
tickets furnished voters in the parish.
Oscar llolt OF West Baton Rouge, member of
the Packard legislature, testified that Alaln fur
nished the tickets with the names OF several cleo
tons omitted. Baugnion told witnes that Alain
had lect ived two thousand dollars for omittiug
the names.
The committee hope to close their meetings
here SATURDAY.,
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VasssIborO Locals.

Rev. DIR. Butler has been very scceptablv sup.
plying the pulpit of the Baptist church in this
place, which was made vacant last spring by the
death of the pastor, Rev, J. 5. Dore. AT an Off
cial met ting of the church last week. they voted
to extend invitation to the Doctor to become
their PASTOR which we understand has been az
cepted, and be Is TO move here at once with hi.
family. We consider the church wonderfully for.
tuGate in securing the services of so able man
DR.. Butler is a brother n-law to Senator Hamlip
Mr. Charles Hopkins and wife arrived at hi.
fathers house last Saturday from San Francisco
to spend few weeks before starting for a ton,
through Europe.
Mr.. Theodore Lombard arrived here Saturday
night from Hartford, Conn, where he has been in
business for several years Mr. Lombard comes
home seriously i'll, and it is feared by his friend.
that his sickness may have fatal termination.
Mr.. c. c. Hartwell has bought the photographic
stock, instruments, &c, belonging to the late G.
w. Wellman, and Is now ready for all having
business in HIS line.
The excellent singing of Mrs. Clough of Mem
phis, Tenn, Sunday afternoon, at the Methodist
church, gave the congregation quite treat.
Mr.. Leo Miller of New York, addressed 8
gree back meeting at Citizens Hall last SATURDAY
evening. From seventy-fve to one hundred cane
out to hear him, about dozen of whom were
greenbackers. Before commencing his addres.
Mr. Miller ordsied every boy in the hall Il
leave at once-ibout a third OF the men prcse nj
left the ball with the boys. 1t seems as though #
would be policy for a new party Just starting tC
try and impress the boys with their ideas, as the,
will soon be voters, hat no doubt that Mr.. Miller
thought that before that time the greenback party
would be among the things that were
Republican caucus, for the purpose of electino
delegates to the Slate convention, will be held a
the Town House. next SATURDAY. July o. at
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Notes From the Camp Ground.

As the time draws near for the annual gather
Jog OF the hosts to worship in this "leafy temple -
the note. of preparation are sounding on every
hsnd.-Mr Higgens i. putting the finishing touch.
es upon the two cottages he has built upon North
ern avenue, and they will be ready for occupancy
this week.-Mrs.. Bailey's and Mrs Wells are Al
length finished. aud the latter has been occupied
some two weeks. II is fitted up and furnished in
GOOD style.-MTs. Ward VIII bui.d on corner of
Wesley and Baker avenues, the present week the
lumber heiIg on the spot. twill be good addi-
ZION to that localny.-Partics fir Fairfield VIII
build first of August, | learu.--rhe Hallowell
parsonage is hni-hed, and Is great addition to
mat part of the grove.-The Augusta parsonage
has undergone h change the past week and the
the residents on Baker aud Smith avenues seem
to we tn each other in ornamenting their cot
tsges, an emulation highly commendable. The
avenues have nearly all received layer of gray.
81, aud have never before been in 50 nice condl-
ton. The Superintendent has faithfully perform
ed his work.-S0me teL to fifteen cottage are now
occupi d by families from Augusta, Hallow. II
and Pittston, also from Skowhegsn. Each
week will furnish new additions, and by August
lst, probably fifty cottages will be occupied
There are no tents erected vet. Excursion tick
cts can now be obtained at all principal stations
on the Maine Cenlral-Eveiything looks favo,a.
bly, for a large gathering here the l4h of Au-
gnst.-l notice 10 the Herald that tue meeting al
Poland is advertised to begin August l9h evil
IDENTITY mistake a this meeting wIll he bn. little
over one half through, and If undet stand right
", the same Presiding III Ter is to conduct both
meetings. | may be mistaken.-I he rain yestei
day was welcomed by the residents here aud cy =
erylhing is beautiful here TODAY. S
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Secretary Sherman has gone to Atlantic City.
Three fatal cases of sunstroke at Memphis, yes
terday.
The Say lie House, Crowley House, q dwelling
house and stable at Ssyle, Pa. burned yesterday.
Loss 10000.
The planning mil of Howe d Mullen, Chicago,
is burned. Total loss $4,000.
The lost by lire at Defiance, Ont was S95 00O
Insured SIS, 900, mostly in small amounts in New
England.
Miss Eliza Wetht rbee. the actress, is vi sitting
Saratoga.
Gen. Chas Z. Graham is appointed surveyor of
customs at New York, vice Merritt, appointed
collector of customs.
Schwab, the Communist, sells IL kegs OF beer
at every Communist meeting.
The secretary of the interior will complete his
decision concerning Pacific railroad land grants,
this week.
The deaths ia New York last week were 20 less
than the week previous. There were l39 cases Of
sunstroke.
Robert and Charles London were drowned 10
Lake Louderdalc, Cambridge, New York, satur.
day night.
Geo. Liverood, local mail agent. MAS arrested
OF Baldwin, Florida, yesterday, for rihing regis
tered letters.
There were 40 deaths from sunstroke duripg
the past week in Chicago. t8sss
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Hallomell lOral NeW8.

The temperance meeting at City Hall on Sun
day evening last, WAS fully attended. The prin-
cipsl address, after opening remarks by Rev. Mr..
Grovernor, was made by Mr. b. S. ley OF
Winthrop, and the audience manifested their in
,erest in the presentation Of his subject by fire.
quent and hearty applause. President True pre-
sided on the occasion, and good music was fur
nished by select choir.
Rev. II. V. Emnons preached in the South
Congregational church in this city on Sabbath
last and the other churches were supplied by their
respective pastors.
favorable change 10 the weather on Monday
serves to make those who are Obliged to stay in
the city quite rec0ncled to their lot At the sea-
81 lie the ali must be suggestive of chll- and over
coats.