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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

H OFFICE OF THE
"SINaER sEwNa-MACHNE COMPANY,
"August'S, 1878.
.. Hon. r. B. Muntord, commissioner city
of Richmond:
"Dear Sir,-Y our favor Of August 7th is
at hand, in which you inquire why we send
you ten-doIlar certified check, and what it
| is for. We don't know. We wish we did
know but we don't. Nobody knows. No
one ever will know. The Virginia license
laws are full OF mystery and hungry for
money. We beve tried to understand them;
we have written letters by the gross; we
have interviewed the brightest intellects
that grace and adorn the 'infernal' revenue
departments; but it is no use.
| "The circumlocution Office regards US
with terror and fees to the mountains, be-
cause we want to know, you know. We
have before us now piece OF paper; it is
ten inches long and seven inches wide. 1t
is not pretty to look at, but we paid 500
for it, and we wish we had the money back.
"lt purports to be license due the city
of Richmond, and Mr.. Woodson has signed
| it in a loud hand.
"Then we paid 800 for a State license to
enable our salesmen to travel around and
see the country. Then they wanted State
license at Norfolk, and said the Sl00-license
didn't amount to last summers birds
nest; and they wanted State license at
Alexandria and everywhere else. II our
agent stops at town procession OF citi-
zens escorts him around to see that he don't
pull sewing-machine out of his dollar-ya-
| lise and offer it for sale. Last month we
sent q man to Richmond with instructions to
never leave 60 or let up till he fathomed the
mystery OF how much we have to pay and
what it is for. He labored long and earnest
/ ly. He lived exclusively on fish dietto keep
his brain cool. HeinteryieWed the Auditor
and demanded information or blood, but
that official pointed 10 pile OF letters and
said every county officer in the State had a
ditferent view on the subject, and that each
one insisted on writing to him about 1t, and
that il our agent didn't go away with his
foolishness he would brain him with Il paper
knife-or words to that effect. lie saw
every body. Talked with every one. He
yearned for information and found it not.
On his return he said Mr.. r. B. Munford
wanted $40 for State license; that he had
seen you and talked with you, and that
nothing but $40 greenback would satisfy
your longing soul. We sent it post haste,
and now you want to know what it is for.
"We give it up. Ask us an easier conun-
drum. AS it was in the beginning, is now.
and ever shall be, we don't know. 1t is as
great mystery as Mrs. jerks, and not half
as good-looking.
"Our agent will be here tomorrow. We
will ask him about it-whether it is for a
Moffett bell-punch. license to preach, get
married, or sell sewing-machines.
"Very respectfully,
"THE SINGER SEw1NG-MACHINE COMPANY,
"By Manager"
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Richmond Fe-
male Institute presents fresh and hand
some appearance since it received new
coat Of paint.
Henrico County Court was in session Sat-
urday, but transacted no business Of public
interest.
Charles Waite, OF the firm of Waite IL
Miller, OF Culpeper county, has been adju-
dicated bankrupt on his own petition by
Register Atkins.
James A. Harvey has been appointed by
Governor Holiday notary public for Au-
gusta county.
The Virginia Educational and Historical
Association (colored) will hold its third an
nua session in this city tomorrow at the
Third Street Methodist church.
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco on 'Chanee Saturday was S53. One
package was withdrawn at $47.50.
The only coastwise receipt Saturday was
one cargo OF ice. Coal, granite, and wheat
were shipped.
The Austrian bark Tigri cleared Saturday
for Trieste, Austria, with 1856 barrels OF
refined petroleum, shipped by Melssner,
Ackermann Il Co., per c. Ed. Buck, agent
Kessnch's band will give concert and
ball at the James-River Brewery this even
ing commencing at 4 O'Clock.
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TIE FLOUR AND OIL TRADE-VALUE OF
EXPORTS FOR THE PAST WEEK-THE COAST
WISE TRADE, &C.-The number OF barrels
Of flour exported for the week ending Sat
urday was 6,810, valued at S30,11S. The
shipments were made to Rio Grande do Sui
and Bahia, Brazil. During the same period
1,419 barrels OF petroleum, valued at $500,
were shipped to Langsund, Norway, and
1856 barrels. valued at S1S,250, to Trieste,
Austria. The aggregate value OF the eX-
ports for the week was S56,22O, against
S5O,575 for the previous week.
There were no imports for the week, and
one vessel arrived in ballast to load oil ior
Europe.
During the week twelve vessels arrived
coastwise. Three came light to load, and
the remainder brought cargoes OF grain,
lime, lumber, ore, and assorted merchan-
disc from New York, Baltimore, Norfolk,
Alexandria, Philadelphia, Poughkeepsie,
and James river Fourteen vessels cleared
for New York, Portsmouth, N. H., Phila'
delphia, Baltimore, Boston, and Newbury-
port, with cargoes of coal, grain. lumber,
logs, and assorted merchandise. The report
shows decrease in the number OF arrivals
and an increase in the number OF coastwise
clearanccS.
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PERsoNAL.-M. W. Warrington, ESQ.,,
treasurer OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company, left Saturday afternoon
on 4 trip to Pennsylvania and New York.
DR.. William r. Ezell, of Brunswick, was
in the city Saturday en- route for the White
Sulphur.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Saturday were c. 4. Young, Fay
etteyillc, West Va; j. =. Bland. Baltimore; !;
and n. III. Martin. OF Smthville.
Captain II. D. Danforth is very i'll. He
was struck with paralysis week or ten
days ago, and has congestion OF the liver
with it.
The many friends Of Drs. Mcclure and
Hoge will be glad 10 hear that cable re-
celYed Saturday morning from Cork an
nounces their safe arrival, after calm and
pleasant voyage.
Judge Il. W. Hughes is expected here TO-
day.
Rev. Or. a. S. Muir, OF the Free Church
OF Scotland, lectures tonight at Rev. Or.
Hose's church on the "DevPs PANT
Brush"
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO JsB. .TINSLEY.J JRs---
At meeting Of visitors attending the Sweet Chay-
beate Springs, held ON the = 9th day OF August,
1S7s,the Rev. Or. Charles H.Read. Of Eichinond.
was called to the chair. ~. ~.
The object Of the meeting was stafed by the Chair.
man in u few touching and appropriate REMARKS
Mr.. D. d. TalIey was requested TO act rs seeretnrys
and therenpon the Rev. DR.. Charles Minnseyode OF
Richmond; Judge ii. w. Shefey. OF Staun;on L.
w. Gun;fer, ESQ.,. Of Baltimore; William II. Hax-
all and 3. F. Ladd, Esqs, of Richmond; George c..
Rives, OF Galveston. Texas and DR.. q. e. Ctance1-
lor, Of The University of Virginia. were appointed
committee. who, through Judge Sheney, reported
the following resolutions. which, after some prefa
tory remarks By Judge Shefrey, were anaain,o,tsty
adopted:
/. Resokced, That the members OF this meeting
have heard with deep emotion and grief Of the sud-
den and unexpected death OF j. B. TINsLEr, Jr, the
proprietor Of the Sweet Chalybeate sprIngf--an
event which has Just cast It's shadow over this beam.
tifut summer resort; and in the presence of such
bereavement they desire 10 express their heartfelt
sorrow over the dead aud sympathy with the living.
and to makc known their grateful appreciation, so
far as they have had the opportunity Of knowing
him, Of the uniform courtesy, kindly atentiyencss,
and gentlemanly bearing OF the deceased In his In
tercourse with his guests, and In his care for their
comfort and pleasant accommodation. He WAS
true gentleman, and none knew him but 10 find and
a1mlre III HlUl many Ot tHOSe VI CuSl~
acier which endear man TO bis fellows. and the
memory Of which brings tears 10 their eyes wien he
is removed from their midst.
9. That we learn with pleasure that arrangements
have been made TO continue the management Of the
establishment to the close Of the season: that all
engagements with guests now here, as well as those
to arrive will bc faithfully carried oat and that
due efforts will be made, not only TO maintain, but,
as tar as may be, to increase the ample and
cepabie provision heretofore made for the comfort,
health, and pleasure Of guests.
8. That although many of US are personally stran-
gers to the family of the deceased we cannot for
bear saying that we truly sympathlze with them In
their unspeakable grief; and we commend them to
the loving care of Him who we pray. may be found
by them TO be light In their darkness and Joy even
in their great sorrow!
/. That the secretary be requested to transmit To
Mrs. Tnsley copy Of the foregoing resolutions, and
that the editors Of the press IN Virginia be re-
quested TO publish them.
CHARLES H. READ, Chairman.
D. u. Tailey, Secretary.
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SATURDAY MISUNDERSTANDING PLEN-
TIFuL AND CHEAP.-The vegetable, meat,
and fruit-stalls were heavily laden Satur-
day. Fresh meats sold. as usual, at from 10
to 15c. for choice. Corn, cucumbers, beans,
peas, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes, &C., &C.,
were plentiful and cheap. There was an
abundance Of melons, peaches, grapes, ap-
Piles, pears, plums, &C., and at reasonable
rates. Eggs were scarce and dear at zoe.
per dozen. Butter sold at from is to 25c.
per pound. Chickens, % to SOC. per pair.
Spots were plentiful at 20c. per dozen; !;
other fish scarce. The notion market was
unusually actiye; thread, spool-cotton,,
socks, pins, needles, &C., being hawked
at panic prices. Ice-cream, snacks, old
tclothing, and other odds and ends, were at
prices to suit the times. All during the
day the markets were crowded. If the
thrifty housewives were not able to offer to
their liege lords q surfeit OF life's luXuries,
surely for small expenditure they could
afford its necessities, and for small sum
prepare substantial and relishing Sunday
dinner,
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"A Sioux City man blew down the chin
ney OF his Kerosene lamp every night for
fiye wears and never had an accident. The
explosion which burned the shirt of his
back and the hair off his head occurred on
the occasion Of the first; blow in the sixth
year Hdpteye.
Why do SO few bankrupts and their fami-
lits ride in the street-cars during the hot
we.athers Because they all have carriages
and horses Of their own.--Inatanapolls
NeaoS. !. i.. .s,.g
In Columbiana, Ohio, the Town Council
is allowed to regulate, but not to abolish,
saloons; so the kaloon-men are forbidden to
keep their places open longer than one hour
n week.
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( CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST II, 1S7S.-Lots front
ing: 80 feet on State street between Will
lamsburg avenue and Fulton street for
5000; 25 feet on Leigh street between First
and Second streets for $500; 81 feet on
Brooke avenue between Clay and Leigh
streets for S1,700; 9S feet on Cary street
between Twentieth and Twenty first streets
for $4,000; 80 feet on Clay street corner
Tenth for $4,000; one sixth interest in
Grace street corner Ninth for S774; SO feet
on Broad street corner Jail alley for S2.723 !;
25 feet on Grace street near Laurel for STA !;
and % feet on Main street for $500.
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berry Caroline, II; Rich
A REVIEW OF THE ToR.cro TRADE

A REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TRADE
BREAKs AND OFFERISGs-FoRErGN SHIP
MENTs, &C.-The shipments of tobacco, To-
reign and coast wise, from October /, 1879,
TO August 1, 1877, were 1920 hogsheads.
The shipments, foreign and coastwise, from
1st October, 1877, to 1st August, 1873, were
q ,6O3 hogsheads. The sales of loose tobac-
co in the city OF Richmond from 1st Octo-
ber, 1875, to the 1st August, 1877, were g.
735, ,293 pounds. The sales OF loose tobacco
from 1st October. 1877, to the 1st August,
1878, were .6,313,472 pounds. Deducting
foreign and coastWise shipments from de-
liyeries, we have net for manufacturing pur-
poses to August 1. 1877, 12,403 hogsheads ;
to August, 1878, 6,352 hogsheads.
OF the crops now on the bill, after care
full examination Of all the data procurabie.
it is estimated that the planting does not
exceed two thirds of an average crop, taking
In the tobacco region OF Virginia and North
Carolina.
Notwithstanding the present prospects OF
the growing crop being light one, still the
old stock is so large, especially OF low
grades in the markets everywhere, it is
doubtful il positively short yield will now
have the influence on speculation which,
under different prospects, it would have
exerted. The magket continues dull and
lower for all grades except fine, bright
wrappers and the finer grades OF shipping.
The breaks are heavy, and. as has been the
case all through the season, the greater part
OF them are made up OF nondescripts and
common tobacco, which is not wanted. The
quality which is wanted is fine, and that
finds ready sales at good prices when Of
fered.
The breaks for the past week comprised
1923 hogsheads and 14O tierces. The offer
ings at auction on 'Change consisted OF 453
packages, OF which 144 were taken in and
400 sold. Prices during the week ranged
from 81 to $685. There was an increase in
the offerings and decrease in the breaks.
The heaviest breaks were made and the
largest number Of packages were sold Tues
day, August 18th, when the sales reached
81 and the breaks 3G6 hogsheads and 35
tierces. The highest price was obtained
Wednesday. August 14th. Some loose to-
bacco is still being sold, but prices continue
small, as the quality of the staple offered is
very inferior
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE PR1MARY.-The returns from the
primary are now that General Johnston has
from Richmond, Al delegates; Manchester,
4; Chesterfield, 13; Henrico, 2; Hanover,
8 Caroline, 4; Louisa, 2-total. Il.
For Colonel Young: Henrfco, II; Rich
mond, 81; Manchester, 8; Hanover, z;
Chesterfield, 2-tota!, 47.
For Captain Winston Louisa, II; Rich
mond; 4; Hanover, 4; Chesterfield, Ito
tai. 81.
For Quesenherry: Caroline, II; Rich
mond, 2-total, 13.
For Gregory: Richmond, 2; Hanover, 1;
Chesterfield, total, 4.
The Convention meets here on the 9th.
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Total. ...........s..........

Manchester Us. Petersburg.-The Peters
burg Inder- Appeal OF Saturday has the fol-
lowing in relation to the game between the
Red Stocking and Old Dominion Baseball
Clubs in that city Friday:
Eight innings only were played-the
Red Stockings being compelled 70 return
home by the 6:30 train. and time not per-
mi:ting them to play more. At the close Of
the eighth inning the score stood: Old Do
minions, 8; Red Stockings, 6. In conse-
Quence OF the damp condition Of the ground
one or two balls were worn out in the game.
The following is the score:-
OLD DOMINION.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LARGEST AND BEsT-AssoRTED STOCK OF GOODS
In this State
You viii find i large assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
GooUs FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
GESTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS,
MATTISGS, OlL-CLOTHS,
CARPETS aud RUGS.
500 LINEN DRESSES for Ladies at less than VIVA.
il would cost to have them made If you
would furnish the material.
Buy all that you can before FRIDAY, and you VIII
save an extra ten cents Oh every dollars
worth you purchase.
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OLD DOMINION
RED STOCKINGS.
Umpire. A. s. Weisiger.

Umpire. A. s. WeiSiger.
Time OF game, hour and minutes. Game called
on eighth Inning.
Mr.. Weisiger, the umpire, is son Of
General D. 4. Weisiger, and has resided in
Manchester several times, but is now living
in Petersburg. The Iader also stated that
several persons were struck by foul balls,
but no one seriously hurt.
The Petersburg Post compliments in
high terms the playing Of Mr.. Charles
Crostlc, the catcher of the Red.SLocking
Club.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

The j. II. S. Lyceum.- following are
the officers Of this literary and social club
for the current term: {. S. Wells, presi-
dent; William Il. Charlton, vice-president;
james F. Bradley, secretary; and Henry A.
Coax. treasurer. the trustees are &. >.
Wells, j. +. Bradley, and William B. Brad
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LiehG 10 BnH.-Mrs. Mary Moore and her
daughter, Nellie Moore, the proprietresses
Of 4 place near Granite known as the Warm
Springs, were before Justice William j:
Martin at KleycSahl's saturday. charged
with keeping a disorderly and I!l-famed
house: They were required to give bail Tor
their GOOD behavior.
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UNCLAIMED AND MIsDIREcTED.-Letters
and postuls addressed as follows remain un-
claimed in the Richmond post-ofice F..
H.. Waldrop, Susanuah S. Walker, Sara
Walker, A. r. P. Walker, A. E. Walker,
Elder i. G. Walden, j. A. Ware, w. T..
Weaver, Mrs. NJ. Wells, Bell White, 1873
Franklin Mary Winston, Dina Wibby, A,
L. Wilson, E. Williams, Mrs. B. Wilkin-
son, Twenty fifth street; e. r: Wilson, j..
e. Wilkinson, C. wilson, guano man
Mamie Williams, Henry Williams, Mrs. Q.
G. Wood, Mrs. NJ. Worden, Fannie Young,
Novelty Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

MURRAY & LANMAH's FLORIDA WATER Is pre-
badly the simplest and purest perfume ever mace
being absolutely nothing more tlian the Gc.icioas
fragrance Of rare flowers, preserved ana mace per-
manent and 1t is doubtless TO this purity OF comno-
sItIon that Its immense popularity is III great lnc-
sure TO be ascribed.
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PUBLIC ATTENTION j. called TO The auction sal
TINS MORNING, commencing al 10 O'CLOCK at
1ll5 MAIN STREET, when the citizens generally
will have an opportunity OF buying single SUIT or
n single pair of Pants. single Shirt, or any gar
ment usually found IN retail c!othins-hoase, ZOE
gen,lemen'S YOUTHS boys. or chiidrens war. nov
q =, onnor:nnity for persons 10 clohe themselves
and sons a. prices way below wha; they can te
bought for privately. The sale IS exclusively tor
CASH. Now or Eeyer IL your time.
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HAN,Cl,HEsTsR AND VICINITY.

Official Reiurns.-The following are the
certified returns OF the County Superin-
tendent, Mr.. B. A. Hancock, OF the vote
east in Chesterfield county for candidate
for Congress last Wednesday:
Midlothian-Johnston, so; Winstop,2.
Dale-Johnston. 2; Quesenberry, /; Gre
CORY, 2; Young, IS: Winston, 2.
Clover Hill-Johnston. 60.
Winfree's-Johnston, -; Gregory, g.;
Young, l,
observation-disclosures II; Winston, 1.
Gcode's-Johnston, 6; Gregory, Win
ston, /.
Haywood's, Chester-Johnston, 2G; Gre
gore, s.
Tucker'EJohnston AZ; Gregory, O.;
Young, O.; Winston, 8.
Taylor's-Polls not opened.
EyIer's-No returns.
Hancock's-No returns.
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The Hustings Court.-Tbis is the third
Monday, but no term of the Hastings Court
will be held until September 10th. IL. +.
Duval, deputy clerk of this court, IS reau!
to issue the last acts Of the General Assem-
bly to such officers as are entitled TO receive
them
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have analyzcd the whissey known ander INC
brand or R-sELEcT," controlled by Ncssrs. VAL
TER ID. BLAIR C co.. Richmond. Va, ard hhd It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aud other impurities ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur'
noses. j. Is. MCCAw, 81. d..
late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIc Mouru-NAsh
are unexcelled. Fifty cents q bottle.
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REV. DIR. JOSEPH S. KEY. pastor Of St. Pauis
churcb. Columbus. Ga, writes: "We gave DIR
MoFFErT.s TEETHISA tTtething Poodersl tc
our little arandchild with the hapD!cst results le
effects were almost magical, and certainly more sa.
isractory than from anything we ever used" Il. -"
POWERS Co, Richmond, and all druggists ket'
'TEETHINA.
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OFFICER CROSBY ALL RIGHT.-Ponce-onicer
CROSBY, Middle District, Baltimore, was q sreas
sufferer with rheumatism for eight years. ana aile'
trying everything without effect, ne tonna 10 DI
uppypoS,s GYPsY,s GIFT u remedy which cure q
him promptly and permanently, and IL you doubt
/. all YOU have TO do Is 10 ask him.
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| RESUMPTION OF TRAINs.-The damage to
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, caused by the late storms, having
been repaired, trains are now rtlpning
through OF that road as usual.
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WORKED Our HIS FINE.-Burt Haskins,
who was convicted OF assault and battery
in the Police Court, and sentenced to pay
a fine, or in default thereof to six months
labor in the chain-gang, a few days ago az
piled to the Acting Police Justice for his
discharge, claiming that under the statute
he was entitled to credit OF twenty five
cents for each days labor he had performed,
and that be had worked out his entire fine
and costs. His request being refused, Has
kins, by bis counsel, E. G. Cabell, obtained
a writ OF habeas corpus in the Henrice
County Court, and after hearing of the case
on Saturday, his Honor, Judge Minor, or
dered the immediate discharge Of the pris-
oner. g:lz=y..ss. sat,4g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

SAVE MONEY by having your printing cone q. .ne
DISPATCH P.IErING-HousE. Coca "ofS' ~"
nrices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE LAST WEEK
OF THE
GREAT CLosING-OUT SALE
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1878,
will be
TIE LAST DAY
upon which you can get the
EXTRA TEN PER CENT. OFF
on all purchases made ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
except on Coats's and Clark's spool Cotton, which
Is SC. per spool.
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~ ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertising agents, insert ah-
vertisements in all of the newspapers of the CrNsa
Sta es At publishers rates. Orders left at TIE Dis
match countipy-room will receive prompt a.ten-
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SYCLE BROTHERS have about 5000 yards or
Remnants, suitable for childrens fall dress, from
10 to 15c. per yard.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH ATD GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-19

AsArR FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there Is nothing so good rs MEADE /" IA
KEa's CARBoLIC MourH-WAsH Fifty cents.
hottie
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AWEEK's REVENUE CeLLEcTIoNs.-The
collections of United States internal rev.
nue. for the week ending August 18th,
amounted to 6,251.s1, as follows: Mon
day, Ss,s0s.41; Tuesday. S5,S26.3S; We'd
nesday, $7,521.10; Thursday, S11, 1888 ;
Friday, S5,249.43; Saturday, S7,1l2.56.
This is decrease OF S1,4lS.29 on the
amount reported for the week ending Au.
gust 10th, when it was S47,670.09.
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DIscOLoRED TEETH rendered beaatffuy wEise
by the use OF MEADE BAKER's SAPoNISE DEa-
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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GOOD STRIPED HOSE for l0c., three pair 1iooo
Hose for 25c., three psir ReSuiar-hiaae hose io1
soc, at sYcLE BROTHERS,.
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TIE NONE sUoH.-The None-such Plea
sure Club win have a Soiree at schuetzen
Park on Wednesday night.