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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, Va.

THE largest irst-class Institution for Young La
L dies in Virginia. with an able CORPS of twenty
five teachers Opens the first Wednesday in Septen-
Der. 1873, and closes the first Wednesday in June,
1879. For catalogues, containing full particulars
address MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Principal,
StpunrOD
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE ARCHER INSTITUTE.

MRS. ARCHER. late Principal OF "Patapseo Fe-
vi male Institute near Baltimore. has removed
her school to Washington City. school dulles
sumed September 2eth. For circulars, address
MRS. VI. r ARCHER.
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BAYARD TAYLOR says: . take great pleasure in
recommending to parents the Academy of Mr. S. C.
ShoTtlidge."
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron OF the Academy
says 81 cheerfully consent TO the use OF my name
as reference"
0lO 20 weeks, 4 for 81 wees; fun 1 charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding washing gas,
ETC., etc. tuition Of school books and all neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLEDGE'S. Media
Penna), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES Ten teachers, all College Grad
uates One Harvard; -Four Yale. Special attention
to both advanced and backward pupils. Both Iudvid
ual and class Instruction. Recommends BY Gov
ernor ROutt, Judge Van HOessl, Professor BiauTelt
U. 5. Naval Academy; Richard J. EintCn, Rev. DIS.
Hill and Peabody. Harvard. etc, etc Address
SWITHIN c. SH0RTLIDSE Harvard A. NJ Media,
Penna. Media IS 2 miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and a Temperance Charter
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ST.AGNES ACADEMY

~ The new building of ST. Agnes Academy be-
ing In course Of erection the Sisters are happy ID
announce to their patrons and the public that they
hope to be able to reopen school there during the
second or third week Of September. Until then.
pupils from distance can be accommodated at
LaSalette Academy, where the school WILL as
usual, commence on the First Monday OF Sep
TENDER. St Agnes Academy viii be entirely re-
modelled, and provided With all the conveniences Of
modern buildings
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KENTUCKY
Military Institute

ESTABLISHED IN 1915. Six miles out OF Frank
IL fort, KY. Most beautiful and hsalthfuI lOca-
ton, and superior methods of Government and In
struetion. Circulars of information sent by Major
R. a. WILDBERGER (COmmandanO, FaImdale
a
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In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such marvellous
cures, or maintained so wide reputation AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat and
lungs Its continued series OF wonderful cures
in all climates, has made it universally known as a
safe and reliable agent to employ. Against ordin-
airy colds which are the forerunners of serious
disorders, it acts speedily and surely always relev-
ing suffering, and often saving life. The protection
it affords, by its timely use in the throat and lung
disorders of children, makes 1t invaluable remedy
to be kept always on hand in every home. No per
son can afford to be without it, and those who have
once used it never will. From their knowledge of
Its composition and effects. Physicians use the
CHERRY PICTORIAL extensively in their practice, ami
Cergymen recommend II. 1t is absolutely certain In
its remedial effects, and Will always cure where
cures are possible
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS,
ID Nos. 3 and East sd ST, New York. Re0penS
OttOber l, 1878. French Is the language OF the
School The collegiate course requires Tour years
Every provision is afforded for the health and COM
fort as well rs the thorough education Of pupils.
Free Scholarships in Kentucky Military
Institute.
ENIFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States. For
IL Information address PROMPTLY.
THE SUPT, FaTmdale, Ky.
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Cecelian College,

HARDIN COUNTY, KY.-REDUCED TERMS
IL Board, etc, per 20 weeks, only ..-...---- $50
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-Session
- begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continues
nine months. The Institution Is organized on the
elective system, giving the student free choice Of
studies. with full courses in the Schools Of tho Aca-
demic Department and In the Schools OF Law, Med
icine. Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply to the Secretary of the Faculty, p o. UniVer
sity OF Virginia. JAMES F. HARRISON, Md,
Chairman OF the FacnlY
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s6O FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y,

n4k M ss Another battle on high a 3 n A M
 TLAM4. prices War with monope g m v nM lists renewed. See Beatty's latest Newspaper Tor full reply sent free. Before buying PIANO or OR
 Pianos S Organs, beaaSfni lnstrnments r. 0hal- lenge cemparisoa Biy ls are jealous of my sue. eessl Most successful house in America Com mencsd few years ago without dollar, sales now nearly s., ,Vo0 o,0 annually. Lowest prices ever given, elegant Rosewood Pianos $l35. Is step Church Organs, sll5. tremendous bargains Wk nnow ready, Address DANIEL FwkR
 UHM DEATTE. Washington New Jersey M q "
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The.e has been considerable excite. ment here during the past week oyor the great temperance movement which has taken place here, under tho leadorshlp of Johp E. Rlsley, the celebrated and well-kpown temperance revjyalist About l50 signed the pledge. The Franklin Div. eEeated great exeitenlsnt on the last nightef the meetings by a1I wearing their rsgallas and badges of office, Mr. Ris, Jey h2s taken another ilcad of labor in DanbEy. and we hope his efforts will be crowned with success. The Franklin Div, $. of T., had their quarterly In- stallation of officers last "Wednesday evening. The following were installed: 1: For w, F., ChHs, Hatch; ". A., Mrs. Homer Wlltlnan; k. S., Jonh Wetmore; A. |. S., Miss Nellie Warner; ?. $. Jalusa& Batnmm Treas. Mrs, John Bate. man; Chap, Rev. Francis Bogarius :; Con-, Mrs. Russell Clapp; A. C., Miss Kitie McGuncs; I. $. Wallace ManyiIle i; o. s,, Russell Clapp; r. W. F., L. P. Metmoro.
 E. II. Nearing, our favorite blacknmith wlileSn Bridgeport on business was | kmockui down and robbed of Sbolt $15. ! Ho does not know wlfo were the perpc- 1rators of the decd. I Mir. Fl. $. Stevens sprained his ankle quite badly while getting over fence.
 Mr. William D. Wanzcr has been quite sick during the past week; but we are happy to say hO l5 convalc5ccnt.
 Tne present proprietor of the Brook field Hotel Is .Mr. Mike Myers.
 The bridge crossing the river at the Iron Works has been repaired. It has I long needed it..
 The West Iron Works school open cd { Monday, April lst.
 Tho Rev. Mr. s'hsp@an has taken another field of labor in. Danbury. 1 HYSOE.
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TauR1<zs. |.

What has become of Taunton?" say some of the readers of the BEE Taun- ston is here; bpt, ! say, *'hat has shecome of it's correspondent We are people who do not like to he passed by anno- ,ticsd.
 The Summer tepN of faar distH ct sckaol was commenced ee .AIastl lst. by Mss Gurtiss. who has hsen ra,employed frasn aust Winter.
 Friday afternoon. Msxap 29th. the pee ple of Taunton and Stony Hill, met bg dnyitation to assist fn the raising of the large tobacco barn of G P. Benedict. Alter raising. Gasreshments were fBr- -nished for all who would walk up and help themselves. ;watar and cider being all the drink furnished. Aud hero let me say, some person. .rQid of respect for the blue ribbon, CT its cause, tied one to the cider pail.
 Report says: The stones lately drawn to the roadside. near the residence ofJ. B. Falrchild, are to he used foT the foun- .dation to an addition. he contemgistes building to his house this Fall.
 Henry Taylor hes found work with ihis uncle in Bridgeport. Heis n painter now.
 c. P. Fairehis has noved with his family. to seymasr. Gt. to the regret of .their many friends- hesays the pros peet for work theze is better thsn 1t is sberR.
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state amd Gencraa News

The Dorlon Housc, q Grcgory's Point will be
 kcls t!,e coming s,.ason. by Mr. Frank foote | The nbility ofthe gentleman te keep first class hotel, is well llknuwn in NoEsa ak and viciL fly. Tho Point u1Ti, no ttou6t. br a more favor.
 ite resort this caItng se:ssOn thiin ever behfe. -7I Norwglk EaGle,
 Maine kad 5eo tl&brtes last yeap-an increase Of ID9 sjnce lslss aialoaie to eseey twelve nau. JiageA. ..s .rt-.- Eighty-fve tlilures were reported in New {. fqrk city during the mouth tn March, with
 liabilities Hggrrsntihg to $7, 7,llI.327. At q recent sale of Brigham Young personal property, his god watch brought S5OO, his guard chain SaV0, and even his spectacles sold t0r q fabulous price. Within the Jast few months about nine milliop (9,q0,U ,Uo0,) have signed pledge of total abstin
 ence, iu the United States. Verify this tidal
 w;ssc of temperance and reform which Is sweep. ing over the country is something ofa wave 4 woman will face a IFowning MoHd AjlG clug to the man she loves through Fhe nos. biLtcr adycrsity, but she wouldn't weur t hut tis'ec weeks behind tht time to save tue govern ment.
 The full capital stock of "The EoIcatt,jlJe Water Company has been subscribed The directors of the Fairfield County Ag;l cultural Society have voted to hold the ncNs all nuu fair Sept. 10, Il, F and i3.
 4 correspondent of the Winsted Hegald as. .st.ats that the Shepaug Railroad has been d de s1tisd stimulus to growth Of the vl1age Of Litch- Geld. '.-.
 < young gentleman saved his life hy an act oa potGencss. Tho steamboat MagelEa being crowded with passengers, young man gave his chair to an old gentleman and then BeiH forward In less than threo minutes the beSIsr .Alow Gp, and the old gentleman was killed. The citizens of Arkansas do not consider ensi grafton altogaher a blessing. One of their leading exchanges &aysc |" It is our duty to say at the outset alpt Arkansas is not large aims house where people are fed and clothed gratui. tously, nor do we wish to convey the idea that a livelihood can be secured without an effort. And who indulge in such illusions had better remain where they are. What is wanted is muscle, Is capital snlustry. brains, and com. mon honcsty.'
 Emily Sharp packed her cIothng and bot tic of strychnine inairunk and guitsd her home in Buffalo, leavin note ill S,lslch she had gnne to find suitable sptdn which to poisen hey self. detective was sent to find her.
 It is now the fashion Sn Paris to wear real flowers at balls and ,yysqgos ofthis. ladies who have good taste have decidedfo wear the flow. CTS peculiar to the season-roses jn the sum mer, daisies in the autualil helistropes ivy, or holly ill winter. Flowers rcaTed hothouses will also be worn, and now ths; taaIHonds are plac- ed everywhere, small ones wdh represent the dewdrop on these naturia Ssowers. They are fixed on the petals with wire lsg !feMsses,
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 ase sseasss ase1y paAn his dolia1. H will shns b1 assn Ind aardoss are noi oaly useless. .b..i AneApansys hAugs The peeple. undw saeh raSssasiena apgiaio be ffee ffon dAng~ ofhy, dfapaoilas andihs sheep Ion thousand hillaa ought to ehaw thay aads Jn peace and quiet ness. with saoae Co modest sbsn. or make them ssffAids'
 mr. L.S, Allen bas bought isis lumber for the new dwsllng hopAs of Mra woodrug, and ls making energetic sryangapents to hurry the Job right along IIe has iat the Job of hpiiding ii'e eellI to Talhman symonds. good work iaan. sbo. vilh tbe asaistAnce of Danis r. Leach. also good workman, ia also pudding Forward whh Fatiaaty lis paJt ofthe work. Tho "March days' ar. now putting in ihejr Appearance, seang thid the month of April has eoins, when We nsgk rxpeS beifsr tsngs The correspondents Of our hule home "Ra porter arc waxing vigorous, and Ego ioT' each .osber in the mo.s ayyyossd ayle,
 it ia repofgt thrk inc dwellings of Wuuan Quick aud wilhsm snssh "sarted 10 bun" about . weck ago, b,s thu flames wwc eSun, guished with patie damage yesullpg. We shaii probably walk f,y sumo scfionJ loss by Gre beforu we take aps precautions for control ling ths dangerous clcmsnL
 Our pastsr of the "old First chJUel,a and others. werc In attsndanee upon tis Moody and Jsanky meetlngs Iast woek. Mir. Moves gGEe glowing accopat of tbeir work Sabbath even Ing. and aapiwt kS whole congregation 10 " fsnd tho inevtings sn nsaia.
 NAnEIgss,
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L4a.NessiIie.

Mr. Sec, IanyiQe Of New York city ihas boo:rl,fsithg at lss .brothers, ill this place.
 Philip G. Marsh hss recently pug chaaed very fire horse.
 There has been quite , number of real es.nte changes during the past fem Invtths. .e, 3~1 :-f
 School will csoramoass again the. 18th daat. |
 Aorohasse < Bartf#as are, doing n good husafiess at lslseaksmithing and wagon making.
 Int timber trade ig still brisk, large quantities being sawsSt and slIiHAed to Bridgeport.
 Doubtless large nsmber of aaose wAo cross tho Laneeyilito bridge are not aware of the unsafe esaadition of the fioaaing. The blanks a&c worn 1ery thin. and in sohie places there are holes largo enough to admit the passage of An animals les. The pfopsr authorities should see that new plankSpg is put in, as that would be much cheaper plan than to pay for damages whic4 may re- ssult from its present condition.
 Lanesyile needs new depot the present one hsingn miserable shassy y not worthy af the name of depot; 'sand tho roof lets sn the sunshine and the rain:" the si6ss ditto. What gentleman or fady would wish to wait there ten, or tiftoen minutes ssg train, with tlIe rain coming through ahe roof as it would &l,rouEa & sieyes K.don't think any one would; and think we ought to have q good cosaSaeaable dslsat in which one could rensssn five tst4satss without get ting wet tArosgh. or being frozen to t.death. NIMBoD.
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 Joseph Mead of Danbpry spent Sunday last week with bis parents.
 Land plastag must be m article in do. maud just DOW, judging by the teams go. Ing to and from the mbil of Chas, Black man, where ali who want the article can be supplied
 A. w. Palrehild lost the use of hls horse for some tlme past, The ealBe was bad swelling of ono knoo, from which it has nearly recovered, Doctor Wakeman attended it.
 The Rev ], II. BIddla. who has preach. cd to our paople tlls past Winter, bid us farewell lasteynnIng. much tothe regret of his many friends here. After service collection WAS taken up for him which 1 am told amounted to a considerable sum. tho llbenutyJn the collection show. ing the regard his people here have for hls welfare,
 x.Y.Z. IwtJta nuatn pnfnn.,
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SOuth BriaaiR,
i&nIgass

News Is scarce here just now. George Smith. Esq, lost his hoJse dsTng salur- day night. He WIS Wesy ssturs4y, and on Sunday morning was found dead in eho stable.
 Two persons here yseeiTed a postal card, which was anything but compIL meuiary to thelns They kept 1t n few weeks. and then cEssed their address, and dropped 1t in a put%iv place. It was found; and, as the former address was jn ink. and was not serappd deep enough dt showed through tlis last addrcss.-- which WAS in penciL<an "let the rat out ot the bag 50 that is wbat is most talked of now.
 The three lectures which were deliy~ cred in the Congregational church, to build-well l doHit kaGw what, did not result in much of sn iAacne. sln jn- formed the expenses were larger than S1ls proceeds.
 Geo. W. Mitchell kGs Enished assort- dns tobacco, and the shqp is now 10 be Iovcrhauled and made into u dwelling house for II. D. smin4 Esq.
 Downes Mitchell have just returned from New York with fine Jot of SplGng goods. C. T. Downes is ia market lpgs3,
 tt. II. Wells has recovered fnosn ilsso effects of his somersault, and is s.Lset Ais bu4iness as usual.
 \. c. Minship is moving into tue house vacated by Andrew --. Win ship sasxs he thinks you ought to have shat EMYter 4re promised you, by thjs tline. S,aus SAM.
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BrOOkGeld

Write again. RpIToRl
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Auction.

The undersigned trustee ofGhe estate of Dan Tel Davis, assigning debtor,pursuantt to an order of the Court of Probate, for the District of New town will sell at public auction, if not previous ly disposed of at private sale, all the Real Es. tate of said lsayis, situated n the south part of said Newtown. Sale to take place at the Pro bate office in said district, at 3 o'clock, P. M- on the l2th day Of April. lSIs.
 GE0KGE BOTsFsORJs, Trustee NewtoWn, April ath, 1878.
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ralsrKIcT OF EEWsowN ss: Probate Court

D april s.u, is7s. i Estate of Eliza Roberts, late of Sewtown In said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to ex xhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred Il recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate ,sre reqtIcsted 40 make ilplnedistte payment to
 sE9RGE II. BOTSa'OTDs Administrator.
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Pianos & Organs tsly a9 F f

Re,.uction to close out present stock of 800 New, and secondhand Instruments of five arst-eiass' makers, fully warranted, aed at prices that defy competition for this class 1f Instruments. Agents wanted fur WATERS SUPERIOR BELL OR GASs and PIANOS. Illustrated Catalogues mail ed. HORACE WAITE s & SONS, NauHtaesarers. ard DeslsEs, 49 East l4ih s., New York. Also Gepersl Agents for SHoNIEGERE J.eiehFate< PREMEEA ORGANS
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U c. ;sANFoTD,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, s2fess his services to all who contemplate assdki1ng or repairing. For good work upon the snest reasonable terms. Address, 20 Box e6, Sewtown, Conn.
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For Sale

10 Pigs, sevenweeks old; one Ox-Cart, and l0x-Wagon, at reduced prices. SANFORD. Sewtown, April sth, ISIS.
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N $ stK,f<a; ,ss 4s7a1

BRrrs--LorsEr.Aln East HJpen, Maseh -3orh, by Rev. J. A. TomlInson. Wakr N. Ba-ts, of ofWoodbury. to Miss Marcaret Lavsey of South Haven.
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FITS EPILEPSY, FALLING SICkNE s

PERMANENTLY cuRED-so HUhbUG-BY ONE AcsrH's USAGE or DR GoyLARDis CELEBRATED IsyAILIBLE Fir POWDERS. To convince sufferers that these powders will do all We clam for them. ge will send them by mail, POST PAID. FRER TRIAL BOX. As Dr. GOulard is the only physician tut has ever made tliIs disease speeal study. and as to our knowledge thousands have been pERsAsEsrLT CURED by the use of these Powders, We will gnsrsntee permanent cure in every case VT refund you all meney expended. All sufferers should giyeibsse Powders early trial. and be convinced of their curative powers.
 Price. for large box. $500 or boxes for Sl0.eo; sent bs snsi to all parts of tse Unstsd States oS Canada oil receipt of prfcs or by eSprsss. E. D,
 Addrus-, ASH < RUBIINSs *@-
 36O Fulton Street. Btookiyp, \. Y !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03
STAUNTON.
FEDERAL DECORATION Personal - COUNTY
LEyY-MoFFETT REGISTER, &C.
1lnrrnSnonflnncn Of the Richmond Uispatch.l !

FEDERAL DECORATION personal = COUNTY
LEvY-MoFFETT REGISTER, &C. ~.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1
MAY 81, 1878.
Yesterday afternoon the colored popu!a-
ton, or rather 4 large portion OF them, went
out to the National Cemetery and decorated
the graves of the Federal soldiers there.
There were two coIored brass bands in tue
line. and the bouquets Of flowers in the hands
of those marching were numerous. One OF
the speakers Of the day was +. y. Green,
NJ. D., editor OF the Virginia Star, OF Rich
mond. A heavy rain fell during the cere-
monies. .-
Rev. William n. Scott, of the Third
Presbyterian church Of Richmond, was
here yesterday on his way to the residence
of his father in Jefferson county, West Va,
where he will meet brother, with whom
he will proceed to Europe on tour.
The county supervisors have laid the
levy for 1850 ut twelve and half cents
in the 800. .,..
The AIoffett-register returns for the month
Of April in the county OF Augusta foot up
$6S.02. -s, -e# -
The Manganese Works near Waynesboro',
in this county, have within short time
past shipped 1000 tons to Europe.
Thursday next the 9th OF June has been
fixed for Internationally at Waynesboro'.
PENN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

A DESPERATE MURDERED BY MOB
Cincinnati, o., May 31.-An Enquirer spc-
cial states that on Wednesday night, at
Owensyile, Gibson county. Ind. Andy
Compagnion, a desperate, was taken from
his bed by six masked men, carried to the
outskirts of the town, and riddled with bull
lets. Compagnion had for long time, it
seems, been suspected of attempts to rob
James A. Robinson, prominent cattle
dealer, who was in the habit Of riding
around the country with considerable sums
OF money upon his person. T.
There had been several attempts to rob
him. One night he was called to the door,
and upon his appearance was fired upon by
gang Of robbers, receiving two wounds,
but not fatal. Robinson returned the fire,
dispensing them. He made vigilant search
for the robbers, and one villain Knight, was
arrested, convicted, and sent to the peniten-
tiary. No positive evidence being found
against Compagnion he was discharged. A
trap was laid to get n confession from him,
but he avoided it, having been warned. He
aiterward endeavored to shoot one Simpson,
who was one OF the principal parties con-
.cerned in the formation OF the trap. This
80 incensed the people that mob assembled
and killed him as stated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

me- THALHIMER BROTHERS ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS.
A large and special line OF WHITE GOODS Tor
common cements, &C.. such "a s. r. FED g,
CIIECK Jed, and PLAIN WHITE ORGANDIES;
BISHOP, VICTORIA. and LINEN LAWNS;
LACE and SATIN-STRIPED MUSLINS;
PLAIN. STRIPED, and SOLID-COLOR SASH
RIBBONS:
STRIPED, PLAIN, WHITE, PINK. and BLUE
HOSE, and other FANCY GOODS at extra low
prices; rs pieces FANCY SASH RIBBONS ut
25c. per yard worth 40c.;
200 pieces DRESS GOODS at extraordinary low
prices. As we have Il large stock which we wish
tn reduce. give us L call IN DRESS GOODS.
Bargains In BLACK GRENADINES. BUSTlNGiS,
CACFiMERES. TAMISE, ALP AC Ms and other
BLACK GOODS, to which we Invite special at
tention.
PARASOLs, PARASOLS.-We ares6Geriug our
stock OF PAR sSOLS at very low prices to close
them out Call and see them. -
CASSIMERES, CASS1NlERES, CASSIMERES.-
AS we have n very large stock OF these goods on
hand, and wishing to reduce same. we have made
some very low prices them, and those i'll want OF
any will do well to give US call.
DRESS LINENS, BATiSTE, and LINEN TRIM
MINGS for Ladies' suits. 4 large variety-Very
cheap. -
soc. GLOVE-all colors.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
ie COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-03

TOBACcO-TAx DECIsIoN.---A decision rem
dered by United States district Judge in
Jefferson City, Mo-, in the case Of o 1dealer
In leaf tobacco who had not raid the special
tax has been affirmed BY the Internal
Revenue Bureau. The provision Of the
statutes, Is so construed .sthat person
who raises tobacco cannot dispose Of it 10:
consumers, but can sell to persons only who.
have paid a special tax to the Governments,
A person making q singh sale snaysnot be
said 20 be g dealer, n lon Gun such an one be-
said 40 heengaged In the business of selling
leaf obaeee = yet 10 sin gae sale nay bessai,
I Eeient its the person, besfdes saalSin ths
out MIS- erop for, 5ale tS.,eo
slitaers deslfing to bus. S So 4