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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-08
HOOTERS.
GNESTER HOUSE,
~ CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH II. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This House, located on the Richmond and Peters
bur, railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond, and
nine from Petersburg. with its comfortable Cot
lages. Lawn, aud Spring Of fine ChalVbcatc water,
contribute towards making IL convenient and desi-
rabIc Boarding-Hoise. particularly for families
who contemplate !Ct,nS the cities during the sum
months.
The railroad authorities furnish boarders at this
house passes 10 aud from either city At Sc per
month; and 10 persons building on 1hc chester
Tract" free pass FOR Ten years each dwelling
house erected and occupied by family of white
persons.
An opportunity Is thus afforded TO merchants and
Others in the cities To- spend The nights with their
families tat remarkably healthy place. and return
10 the cities In time for business. ie e25-2w
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POLICE CoURT.-Jtlstice White on Satur-
day disposed OF the following cases:
John NJ. Childress was sent on to the
grand jury on charge OF seduction, pre-
ferred by Susanna 4. Morris.
John F. Carter and Mitchell Echo were
sent to the Henrico county authorities on q
charge OF assauting John Clarity On the
4th.
Charles Lohmann was fined IS for assault
ing aud beating r. L. West. >,
Arthur Trent was ordered five lashes for
stealing coal from r. O. Gary. .s
Jane Singleton was fined 50 for keeping
hogs on her premises contrary to law.
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PERSONAL Holiday left the
CITY Yesterday for Alexandria and Winches-
ter. He will return Thursday.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, D. D., pastor OF
the Second Baptist church, left the city or
Saturday for 4 briCf soiourn in the noun
tains. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Wilson left for the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs Satur.
DAY night.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
Saturday were II. Dipsin, Jr., Louisville;
w. Morris Orem, Baltimore; John Spears,
Powhatan Ii. O'Nesll, Charles City; Ana
Mas Hancock, Chesterfield; D. b. Jones,
Henrico; Robert D. Epes and c. W. Spicer,
Petersburg.
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ENGINEER CHANGED.-The only change
made in the Fire Department numbering
about one hundred men) by the Board Of
Control at the Reorganization on Friday
was the discharge OF j. D. Goode, the en-
gineer of Company A. Mr.. Goode has
served for four years in the capacity of en-
gineer, and has proved an efficient and
polite officer. Indeed, he is known to be a
skilled mechanic, and has on many occa.
sions rendered most valuable aid to the de-
partment in the repair and manufacture OF
various necessary appliances. The Council
Committee on the Fire Department reviews
the action OF the Board OF Control.
Mr.. Goodies successor is Mr.. o. f. Phil.
lips, at present one Of Messrs. Joseph Hall
d Co.'S machinists.
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4 WEEKS REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO
TRADE.-The operations in tobacco during
the past week were large and prices re-
NAMED firm. There is a good demand for
fine tobaccos, while common and monde
script are neglected. The breaks for the
week ending Saturday comprised 1850
hogsheads, 140 tlerces, and 10 boxes. The
offerings at auction on 'Change consisted Of
431 packages; Of which 140 were taken in
and 291 sold. Prices ruled at from 81 to
So, with an average of about $50. The
Exchange was closed Thursday. The ware
houses are filled with tobacco and some
trade is being done in loose. Prices, how
ever, remain low, with an upward tenden-
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PALATE AND SToMACH.-:f you would have your
biscuits, bread. rolls, corn bread, cakc-in short all
articles prepared from -four, thoroughly enjoyable
and digcstiJ!e. use DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER,
which is not only free from adulteraion but whole
some, and makes food very nutritious. This Baking
Powder is used by The most eminent chemists and
physicians. Buy il only in cans, never loose or In
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The highest re-
ported price paid for tobacco on 'Change
Saturday was S3950, 6y r. A. Mills.
Remember kessnich's promenade con-
cert ut Franklin Park tomorrow night.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
seven marriage.licenses last week.
The Chancery Court will not be in ses-
sion again until October 1st.
James Green was fined 50 Saturday by
Justice Granger for sleeping on bench in
the First Market.
A row Of three handsome tbree-story ten
cment-houses is being erected on the corner
OF Fourth and Main streets. One of them
is being built by Jarvis & Glinp, one by
Powers e Crump, and one by John Enders,
Esq.
Major Henry C.. Carter, commandant OF
the First Battalion Volunteer Artillery, has
made the following recommendations to the
Governor for appointment: Rev. j. Will
liam Jones, D. D., chaplain, and W. E.
Harwood, NJ. D., assistant surgeon Of the
battalion.
The United States internal revenue re-
ceipts for the six months ending June 30;h
amounted to S977, 7,939.41.
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STRIKE OF CoopERs.-Most OF the coopers
OF this city are on a strike. They are get
ting ten cents for each macbine-cut barrel.
What they demand, but cannot get, Is
twelve and half cents. The strikers deny
the allegation that they have threatened to
do injury to the bosses or TO any one else.
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( UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTIONS
The amount OF United States internal reye.
nue collected for the week ending July 9Th
was ST, ,205. 10, as follows: Monday, S20,-
307.36; Tuesday, S9,426.26; "Wednesday,
S11, ,627. .O6; CLOSED Thursday;) Friday,
S12,569.05; Saturday, Sl7,275.37.
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The Colored BaptistS.-From the minutes
OF the Baptist State Convention (coored),
held in Portsmouth lust May, it is learned
that there are seven churches i'll Chester
field, with a total membership Of over 2,jcO ;
one half Of which are attached to the church
in this city,, The additions to these churches
by baptism during the year ending May lst
was over 25O. Rev. Anthony Binga, Jr., OF
Manchester, is clerk Of the convention.
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RELIEF AT LAST from Chocra-Iafantum and
Summer Complaints. DR.. MoFFETTs TEETHINA
treething Powdersl regulates the Bowels and makes
Teething easy, meals ErupIions and Sores, removes
and prevents tie formation OF Worms In children.
No mother should be without It, Il. w. POWERS &
Co. Richmond. and all drug gists. keep it.
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WHICH IS THE BEST PERFUME ?-Thcrc are
some "open questions with regard to the toilet,
but this Is not Of them. The ladies have settled
t-w!sely and finally. As there are counterfes,
always ask for the true FLORIDA WATER prepared
by LANAIAN & KEMP, New York
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DYSPEPSIA Is not 4 very pleasant companion this
weather, or ut any time. one OF the best RENE
dies for il is BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
Go to MEADE & BAKERS, 0l9 Main street, and
get some OF IL. 4 trial will convince you that 1t Is
Il good thing.
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Miss sALLE PARTISGToE's FAREWELL
APPEARANcE.-Miss Sallie Partington, one
OF Richmond's faYorite actresses, will ap-
pear at the Theatre on the 18th instant in
I" Nan the Good-for- n Nothing.n Miss Sallie
will shortly after her benefit leave for New
York. ,T,,J j. i. s
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Personal.-Thc many friends OF Rev. ).
julius Sans, OF Baltimore, formerly rector
of the Meade Memorial church, OF this city,
will be glad TO know that he has received
the degree OF Doctor Of Divinity from VIII
liam and Mary College.
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Interesting Entertainment-Thc boys OF
Grace-Street Baptist church, Of Richmond,
will give free entertainment at the Baptist
church ton 9ht. All are invited to attend.
After the entertainment the ladies' OF the
church will iaaugurate festival i'll the lec-
turp-rOom.
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MONEY-SAylNGS INSTITUTION.
TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Levy BROTHERS
Allow TEN CENTS OFF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
T0U PURCHASE OF THEM.
iOC GET IOuR GOODS AT TIE LOWEST CASH
PRICES,
aCd ;iGa you get an extra
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF
o;every dollars worth you buy.
THEIR LINEN SUITS
have been
MARKED DOWN so Low
That ans rcrsoa can afford to purchase new dress.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY
to purchase
DRY GOODS AT Low FIGURES
j. hut seldom oftcred
so AVAIL YOURSELVES
OF the
PRESENT OPPORTUNITY.
store open until Up. VI.
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING July 6, 187s.-Lots fronting !:
214 feet on Catharine street near Smith for
5000; 45 feet on Louisiana street corner
Sixth for $3.50; 30 17-24 feet on Main
street between Bevidere and Madison for
$1,000; 55 feet on Broad street between
Twenty-tifth and Twenty-sixth for S1,113 !;
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for S2,750,--
600; 15 feet OH High street near Pine and
so feet on Laurel street near Cary for 1854.
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In the lobby OF an inn, at. the, bead OF
Loeb Suinart, the following inscription was
painted on the wall In conspicuous letters !:
" No person VIII get credit for wbiskey In
this house but those who pay money down."
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Property Withdra1cn.-The Well-known
Baird's iron-works, on the water-line, wa:
put up at public auction yesterday and
withdrawn, the highest amount bid being
deemed too great sacrifice for so valuable
q nronertY.
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The Picnic Seuson.-Thc ladies OF
Branch's Baptist church, in Chesterfield
county, are making extensive arrangements
for picnic and festival shortly to be held
at their church.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The attention OF the
Hastings Court was engaged with civil
business on Saturday.
The grand jury meets to-day at II O'Clock.
The court will probably adjourn some
time during this week until September.
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TALL OATs.-A sheaf OF oats seven feet
tall, grown on the farm OF Mr.. John F..
Davis, in Chesterfield county, was sent to
the Dispatch office on Saturday.
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l1AB1TUAL CosTIyENEsS, the cause Of so man,
troubles, Lowness Of Spirits Dizziness OF the Head
Loss Of Memory, Indigestion, Fatulence, Beating
Of the Heart. Servousness-all these are cured by
GILEs's IMPROVED MANDRAKE PILLS.
Sold bv all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES,
120 west Broadway, y. Y.
Trial size 25c.
Wholesale agents, PURCELL. LApD c Co.
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COHEN BROTHERS will open on MONDAY NEXT
from the last weeks New York auctions large addi-
tions their heretofore extensive stock of bargains.
Immense slaughter Of goods may tc expected in
cyery lcDartmcn,.
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THE ISAAC BELL.-The steamer Isaac
Bell should have been announced to leave
her wharf ut 8 O'Clock Sunday morning,
and not 3 o'clock ?. NJ, as advertised.
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MEETING IN THE COUNTY.-A masS-meet-
ing will be held at the county courthouse
to-day, and the various candidates for Con-
grcss from this district will address the
meeting.
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lbEY GOODS.
FsNUAGO FORUM.

THAGo FORUM.
ELACK-AND-WHITE LAWNS at 10c. Cess ten
COtORED Lawns. 7 10 11c;
LINEN LAWNS at 15c. worth 25c.;
DREss s. SS5a Soobs 81 s2ai s' 10 SUIT Ut
CoTTONs, 8 to loc.-all at lowest advertised rates
FINE sRGs sassP[Ss Passein, worth Sc
Buy You nice WHITE sHIRr-only csc.
AS we intend to quit the business price Is no OBJ
Call and supply yourselves at zoe Main street
ty s.sod j. G. WHITLOCK'S.
NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, NEW
~ HOuSE.-l have this day admitted into my
s9nsern As par!ners ny Two sous ISAAC and JA-
dHcted Under the dr nae o WI
4 SONS. beg leave to thank my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to me and
nope that the new concern may merit continuance
OF the same. L.LlCHTENSTEIN.
L. LlCRTENsTEIN & SONS have REMOVED to
their large aud commodious storehouse corner Of
Seventeenth aud Franklin streets where they viii
s SseP On hand arge stock Of new and choice DRY
soGs tFTnas Of and pDs; @anHfsc- ist
tion. Call at the corner Of Seventeenth and Ersnt
lin streets for bargains. ic 2S-am
GREAT SACRIFICE IN DRY GOODS
S - At -. 4 =; Al !MiIi,IyTELDoREER'S. ! AUCTION
12%c worth 2gc., at l5e., worth 25c.; White
CORDED PlQUEs at and 6%c. worth and ioc. !:
5000 yards best PRINTS only &c; DRESS G;of,iIS 9i
to be sold regardless Of cost; GA FRENCH OR
GASD1 AZ 25e. worth 50c.; DOTTED and
VICTORIA LAWNS and all kinds Of WHITE;
GOODS at auction prices; BLEACHED COTT0Ns
IRON D 10 lle.-a!l the popular brands; line
fAAs.A large stock, bought at auction, to be sold
~ ~ lWsnsy.hye cents on the dollar; GENTLEsEN'S
Ky, GLOVES, aud NOTIONS at extremely low
bfnices KiEsD,rGHECk MATING; at 16s5c. worth
TspiiI ToIii WHITE MATING at f8c. worth soc. !;
% when we offer great inducements. Don't buy YOUR
Soods before you give us cali = - = go 'SNN
,aoo., ID. & 4. .MPTTELDOREER,
327 Broad street.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Sprngfcl
Division, Sons OF Temperance, will install
their officers thi: evening. After the in
stalation there will be an entertainment
given by the division.
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DIsCOLoRED TEETH rendered beastifuily white
b. the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNISE DEN
rIFRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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SAVE MONEY BY having your printing done az tnt
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good WORK, 10"
pr!ces aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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". ELLYscT & CO.. advertising agents, insert aa'
yeriSements IN all Of the newspapers or the lnltea
Sln cs st publishers rates. Or!ers left at the DIS
oatch couutng-room VIII receive prsmbt atten-
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
NEW ARRIVALS S-FRESH ~sSB
GOODS. N

heels Ladies' HREE. BUTTON OXF0RDS, Mat
lasse tops. kld-ioxed; Greeian, G1ndailsr Parepa,
Aimee, Tilden, and sandal @ stappERS s, iassi9s
Stratsht-seam FRENCtl-HEEL BOOTS; Misses
and Children's COLORED BOOTS and SHOES;
Centlemen,s Low QUARTER BUTT0N-BQ0TS
and FRENCH.KID TIES: Fine SATCRELS,
BAGS, &C.; sTATE-ROOM TRUNKS, fos tour
lists. n.. 20; vi Sst q. Gn,oa, ,on,s
my l6.tiyl2 Tenth ana Masn streets
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE BAKERS CAE-
rOLTC MouTH-WAsIl. Fifty cents bottle.
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For ALL DISEASES Or THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CAKBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUSDAY.-For the Midi
die States. slight changes in temperature
and pressure, northerly winds except sea
breezes on the coast, and clear or partly
cloudy and hazy weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
south and east winds, slight changes in tenn
perature and pressure, partly cloudy wea-
ther, and numerous rains will prevail.
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CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS FOR dys-
pcpsia. sold by WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co., Jus
Naip 60
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MEDICINAL PORT aud SHERRY WINES. FRENCH
BRANDY. and WIIISKEYS, sofa at very low prices
bv WALTER y. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main street.
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THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 4. NJ, 70;
. 4. NJ, SO; noon, 81; :; 2. NJ, 95; 2.
NJ. 92: midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, Sc.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.-TheB Board OF AL
dcrmen will meet this afternoon ut 5 O'Clock.
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CoLoRED GOOD TEMPLARs.-Ruth Lodge,
No. II, installed the following officers Fri
day night: Worthy Chief Templar, Arthur
Anderson; Worthy Yice-TempIar, .. B.
Dickerson; Worthy Secretary, Lewis Dick
erson; Worthy Treasurer, S. j. Penders
Worthy Marshal, s. A. Hill; Past Worthy
Chief Templar, G. A. V. Dickerson. The
above officers were duly installed by the
District Deputy Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
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For uICEEATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS ChRBOLIC NoUTH-W ASH
are umcxcclcd. Fifty cents a bottle
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P!C-N!Cs. EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
suuped with the best ICE-CHEAN and CAKES al
the !pwcst prices ut BRlGGs's bakery, 7O7 Main
strrCt.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| PUBLfC-SCH00L B0oKs-SCH0OL HISTo.
RrEs IN CrTIEs.-The following forms part
OF q recent circular: The law for cities,
| section 10, says: "The textbooks for use
in the schools OF the city shalt be pre-
scribed by the City School Board Of city
OF either class, except that for the primary
schools they shall be chosen from, lists pre-
scribed for the State at large by the Board
OF Education"
United States history cannot be classed
among primary studies. and therefore cities
cannot be required to use either OF the his.
tories on the list issued by the State Board.
But it is earnestly hoped that city boards
will be peculiarly careful in respect to this
branch Of study. Almost in the first decade
of American independence great contro-
versy began between the northern and
southern sections Of our country, which
eliminated in 1861, and unhappily con-
tinues even yet. Hence, by the law
OF the human mind, a history OF the
country written by an American au-
thor is and must be party history. It be-
ing peculiarly difficult for any one to write
have examined all United States histories
Offering, and whilst some of them are good
as to form and style, and the most Of them
are respectful in tone, not one written by
northern man does justice, in our opinion,
to the leaders, the character, the principles,
or the actions OF the southern people, in
respect to either the later or the earlier
periods Of American history. And il this
be true, not one OF these histories ought to
be taught in our schools. The two southern
histories on the State list may not be perfect
books, but it is certainly better that our
children should learn from them than from
those written from an opposing standpoint.
Would England allow France to write a
modern history for English schools?
w. II. RUFFNER,
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IEE.MONUMRNT BALL.
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE CoMrtSi.,
RICHMOND, VA. July o. 1878.
rJ1HE DIRECTORS OF FTtllS COMPANY
have declared n scmi-lnHuai ciTidenT oi
THREE PER CENT. free Ur all taxes, "1t "i i!.c
profits Of the past six months, payable L. sAe ''oc"
hsldsrs OH aud after Tie 18TH INSTANT.
~ 6-tiyl5 f.. u. MEADE. Secretary
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CcEaS LILIES,
. T. =.
CUBAN LILIES,

CUBAN LILIES.
COLUMBUS, 321 Broad street. has just received
from Cuba large lot OF Lily Bulbs ready for plant
ing. These are the finest specimens of this peerless
flower. There are three colors-wbite. pink aud red.
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IOIIE w. d.

JOHN W. DAVIES Il Soy,
LEE GALLERY, 920 MAIN STREET.
LARGE-SIZE FOR FRAMING. 81 EACH.
ALBUM CARDS. ~ PER DOZEN.
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SARATOGA WATERS (friei pOtatocs) are deli
cacy, and only to be had III WALTER ID. BLAIR &
CO.'S, sos Main street.
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As 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there is nothing good rs MEADE ~ BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsT. Fifty cents u
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Superintendent Of Public instruction.
List of Books Accordtnq to Subjects.

List Of Books according to Subjects.
Ar;hmetics: Davies's. and Davies and
Peck's; Sanford's, Fenable's, and Whites.
Copy-Books: Ellsworth's Payson, Dunton
and Scribner's, and the Spencerian. Geog-
raphies The Eclectic, Guyots, Maury's,
and Monteith's. Grammars Bullions's,
Harvey's, Holiness, Reed and Kelogg's,
and Swinton's. Histories: Blackburn and
McDonald's United States, Holiness United
States, and Magil's History OF Virginia.
Readers and Spoilers: Holiness, The Inde-
pendent, McGufey's, and Sheldon's. Die
tionaries Webster's, and Worcester's.
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MoNEY-SAylNGS INSTITUTION.

FOR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKERS
CAEBoLIC iIoUTIt~WASII. Fifty cents bottle.
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ISCIPIESr TARTAR AND SCCRF removed by
MEADE Il BAKERS SAroNlSE DESTlFRlcL'
Fifty cents 4 box.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sg- On all safes OF Reat Estate r'dds oetDses
Hr Sst .T Jguudry dud last eI June the taIeS/st
tbs Drtsent yeqr kareto be pnia oyths purcha%ser 81
On ~ti saies made Gct,oeen TIE lst Of Juty ana !as!
of tb, ,tGr the tarts dare to be paid by the settsr
fThiS ruston was adopted abont hfteen years ago
bv nil The real estate agents III Richmond, ana ap
niles 10 Richmond and vicinryJ
" coDnIS. g p. NJ. trustees sale of 4 large mum
her of lots near 70 Elba and Euker's Park.
GEORGE s. VASHON & son, 10 A. 81 trustee
sale of stock Of family groceries, feed, &c, a.
store No. 3le west Broad street.
r. s, ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
J. r.. HOCKADAY. 10 a. H., groceries, provi-
sions, &c.
JOHN POE. JR., Chief OF Police, 10 A. NJ, two
plgs,
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CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. EA,t
,Juiy ISIS.

July ], ISIS.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE TEX
CENT out Of the earnings of the past TX month";; ~.
II'IY 1873. WILLIAM Il. TRiGG.
a. ,Iv1o Cashier.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED by using CHARCOAL CRACK
EH>. Sold only by WALTER ID. BLAIR < Co., SO3
Main Sirr1..
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PIC.Nld'E.
BASKET PICNIC TO
CURL'S NECK
WEDNESDAY, JCLY 10, 1878.

The ladies of ST. MARKS CHURCH have en-
.psycd thc steamer PAMLICO for the above PIC
NC, and assure NIL who may attend quiet, plea
SAINT, and agreeable time.
TICKETS, so cents: children under Twelve years,
25 cents: 10 he procured 1t Wyatts, 92V Aain
street of the ladies, and at the steamer.
The PAMLICO will leave the Old DOMINION
wharf at O'Clock i. VI.
Refreshments 1t city prices. N o-T"
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A So-CALLED VIRGINIA MURDERER ARREST
ED IN ENGLAND.-The Governor on Satur-
day received the following communication
from the State Department at Washington
in relation to fugitive from justice from
Virginia, who is said to have murdered his
wife: