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PEACE AT DARTMOUTH.-Quiet is again re
stored at Dartmouth college. n. Ii. OF the
large number dismissed from the college ONLY
two. lsade g. Burnett, a junior from San
francesca, and John Croker, a freshman in
the scientific department from Illinois. have
been expelled The sophOmOres yesterday es-
cOrted their dismissed classmates to the ears.
some going to the next station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21
81. WASHINGTON D. c.. THURSDAY MARCH 81 1873

THE OUTLOOK PoR oRANADJOURNMENT AN of Con-
gress before August is more favorable now
han it was two weeks ago. The House apprO-
priatiOn committee IS now working up to the
mark, and expects to have all the appropria-
tion bills reported by the middle of May. The
following is the present condition of the sew
eral appropriation bills llS:-FOrtihcatiOn, passed
both houses, and a law: military academy, in
committee of conference; consular and diplO-
matte, passed House, and with Senate commit
tee on appropriations; deficiency, passed the
House, and sent to the Senate; naval bill,
pending in the House: pension bill, reported
from House appropriation committee, an | on
Snpa L p C ia hlp
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THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.

THE TREATY OF SAN sTEFANO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

THE SYNDICATE CONTRACT having expired
MIR. COnant, formerly Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury, and his assistants now in En-
rope, will return to the Uuited States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
revenue. s336,9G2.Si customs. s257, ,Q557I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON PATENTS hearl
arguments today OH bills for the relief of Viii
liam c. Dodge, of Washington, and Jabez II.
Gill, OF Philadelphia. Both Dodge and Gill
want pay from the United States for the use OF
their patent cartridge loading and improve
mentS in cartridge. e.manufacturing machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

RUMOR had it that the popular resort of our
travelling public, the ST Nicholas Hotel of New
York, will be closed. Just the contrary takes
place. Arrangements nave been made to con
llnue the st. Nicholas under its present able
management. and not only will it maintain its
well earned reputation of strictly first class
hotel, but very extensive improvements, in
Guiding new and elegant entrance for ladies'.
connecting with the elevator and electric bells
IN all the rooms will greatly add to the COM
forts of itS puaStS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
today were Senators Matthews, Cockrell,
Dennis, Gordon. Plumb, Davis of ILL.,, and
Kellogg, and Representatives Herman, Poi
lard, LOrng, Pound, Lockwood, Mckinley
Ward. Ryan, Humphreys and Upton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

CANT BE PAID.-The Treasury department
having submitted to the Attorney General the
question whether coupons of United States
bonds, when detached and destroyed, can be
paid under the terms of section 3IH Revised
Statutes, he has decided that they cannot
DIED OF YELLOW FEvER.-Advices from
Montevideo announce the death in that port
on February l. of Capt. Henry A. Adams ir
commander of the I. S. corvette Hartford of
yellow fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

DAMAGES FROM SPAIN.-The owners of the
schOoners Rising Sun and RiZpah, at Prov
incetOwn, X. l., have agreed to accept 5000
each damages from the Spanish government
for seizure and detention of their vessels
while whaling in Cuban waters last season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

THE NOMINATION OF JOHN w. EAsBY.-The
Senate committee on naval affairs yesterday
agreed to report adversely on the nomination
of John w. Easily to be chief of the bureau of
construction and repair. 1t was agreed by
the committee to allow the nomination to lay
over for week without reporting il to the
Senate, in order that the President might with
draw the nomination if he sees fit.
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COUGH LOZENGEs.

S2S 4prL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-03-21

COMMODORE FOXHALL 4. PARKER will
soon relieve Rear Admiral e. X. 7. Rodgers as
superintendent OF the naval academy al An
naDOliS, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12
The School Fund.
[Blue Ridge Echo.I

The Treasurer of Virginia is indebted TO
the school fund 100000. There are but
few persons in our county who have re-
ceiycd any amount whatever for the session
Of 1878. We know Of but one who has
received Il months wages. These teachers,
for the most part, taught for $40 per month
and boarded themselves. They are poor
and need the money. II the State officers
intend to convert the school fund to other
PURPOSES entirely, it had better be de-
termined and let the schools be stopped,
thereby persons will not be dcfrauded OF
their honest earnings. Here honest teachers
would be the Inst in the world 10 complain
il the State was too poor to pay them; but
when we remember these very funds were
spent towards the per dienaS OF the Legls-
lature and other State officers, the teachers
claim, and rightly, that it is unjust; and II
there is not enough to supply all, then
let each officer of the State, Governor,
and legislator, fare alike, and not let
the Governor or Legislature convert the
school fund, which rightly belongs to
schools, to discharge their demands on the
Treasury. If there is not enough money for
all. the teachers have as much right to be
paid, especially out Of the school fund, as
the Legislature, Governor, or anybody else.
Has this been the case? No. The LeSisla-
ture is paid, and other officers have drawn
forth the wages, not their own; but the
teacher-an officer OF the State especially
provided for by her-has not received Il
single dime, in many cases, for service per-
formed nearly year.
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Beware of tho AgifatOrs.
TFrom the Page Courier.]


we have but little faith in the so.called
workingmen's party, headed as 1t Is by po-
Iitical hacks and broken-down demagogues,
who are now, as they have ever been, ready
and anxious to take UP any popular Watch.
word, the frequent and LOUD sounalnS OF
which promises to reward their efforts at
self.promotion. That there are great abuses
and Impressions of the aboring class, result
ing from the selfish and soulless action OF
the great money monopolieS OF the country,
we readily admit and sincerely deprecate;
but that we are to get redress and relief by
inflamine the passions and stimulating the
preiudices OF any class OF society, and in
citing to riot and deeds OF violence those
who are already smarting under their
wrongs, real or imaginary, is by no means
clear to our minds.
There is a necessary community Of inter-
csts, mutual dependence, peryadlnS all
grades and classes of society, and nothing
which promises to disturb the sympathetic
relation which should result from such
bond OF union bodies good to any country or
TO any people. Among all the issues and
new-fangled notions OF the day, religious or
political; among all the conflicting claims OF
sections and OF parties among ali the causes
of financial depression and general distress,
we see no danger to the perpetuity and
prosperity OF our Government, so imml-
nent and threatening as is the spirit
OF Communism in the United States.
We care not by what name you
call it-Communism, Socialism, Agrarian
ism, or what MOTT is evident to any care
ful observer OF the times that there is
springing up all over the country, and
rapidly attaining to full-grown maturity,
restless spirit OF discomfort and disorder,
which even in its infancy has manifested Its
virulence and determined character by fire.
quent ebulilions and outbursts OF passion.
Deliver lis, then, from the domination OF
any party which fosters and nourlsnes such
a snirit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

WHAT DIR. JoRaENsEN WANTS. DR.. yor-.
.gensen, formerly or Philadelphia, and now
the Republican member OF Congress from
the Petersburg (Va.) district, arrived here
to-day to gee what help he Is to have in his
canvass. He has been renou1inated, but his
district Is very close. His first election cost
him more thana years salary, and he thinks
the party ought to help him this time. His
old opponent, Colonel Hinton, formerly OF
the Confederate army, has been again placed
in the field by the Democrats. In passing
through the Treasury this morning JoTgen-
sen met the President, whom he greeted.
Hayes remembered Jorgensen, and asked
him how the canvass was progressing, that
be had noticed his denomination and also
that OF Hinton. Jorgensen replied that the
district was very close, and that he needed
all the help he could get. slam very much
interested in your case" said the President,
stand hope you will be elected. By the way,
is the Democratic postmaster at Petersburg
helping you any 2" ooh, no. replied
Jorgensen, she is afraid to- Tie Presi-
dent said he need not be afraid, and that he
thought the postmaster ought to help in
every way possible. The logic OF this posi-
ton is not very clear, but the President is
not the only one to advance it Washing
ton teiegram- Philadelphia Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

THE GREESBAcKERs IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A meeting OF the so-called "Greenback-
ers'' was held at Currie's Hall last night,
with that .ssame old coon" Thomas NJ.
Gardner in the chair. Speeches were made
by Duncan Holmes, R. S. Waller, I. u.
Gardner, Tripler Child, and Lawson j.
Skipper. So far as numbers were con.
cerned, the demonstration was success |;
but very few Democrats, we are glad to
hear, took any part in the proceedings. We
advise all Democrats and Conservatives to
!. hold their horses" Any third-party
movement in the South at this time can only
result in benefit to the Republican party
Wilmington Star.
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BEAST BUTLER ON Bldde-
ford, Me., August 10.-E. Fl. Gore, Green
back candidate for Congress in this district,
presided over meeting last night Of citl-
zens OF York county, and in short speech
introduced General Butler, who spoke for
two hours. He said he came not to make a
speecb, but to commune with the people on
the public interests of the day. He had left
old parties, and had belonged to the Demo-
cratic party until it attempted to destroy the
Union. He was with the Republican party
until it deserted its founders. The lahoring
men and capitalists hold that the Republic
can party are bound hand and foot. Hayes
has violated every pledge and betrayed the
NEGRO OF the South. The effect OF Grants
administration to strengthen public credit
was a swindle. He reviewed the history OF
greenback currency, and claimed that it
Should be made legal tender for all debts,
public or private.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

A CRY OF ALARM FROM THE SOUTH
from the Augusta, Ga. Chronicle. Taking
lispassionate view Of the situation. it is
not extrayagant to assert that the success OF
the National Democracy two years hence is
seriously menaced by this Independent
movement. In the quarter where the north
ern Democrats consider the safety OF the
party assured for many years yet, from that
very quarter the danger will come. The
South is too solid to be secure. AS mat
tiers now stand the loss of Virginia, or
North Carolina, or Georgia, or Tennessee
the States where the Independent movement
makes the most progress-to the Democrats
in 1880 would probably give the Republic
cans the presidency; the loss OF two or
three OF these States certainly would. But
while it is comparatively easy to point out
the evil it is exceedingly difficult to devise q
remedy
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A Card.

CULpEPER, August Z, 1873.
The Culpeper Times Of this date contains
the proceedings Of 4 meeting OF the Green
back club held in this town on Friday night
last, in which my name appeared on one OF
its committees, greatly to my surprise and
entirely without my knowledge or consent,
as have never attended meeting Of the
club, and have not the slightest sympathy
with its objects and purposes. For the last
twelve years have devoted myelf exclusive
ly to my Professionalism taken no active
interest in politics'and never expect to take
any. When I have attended political meet
ings, which has been but seldom, it has been
merely to serve some personal friend. on
the financial question OF the country especial
ly am happy to say that am profoundly
ignorant, and / have no inclination to grow
wiser.-G. d. Gray IN Culpeper NeecS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to 81, 10, and 12Ec.
per yard, and ten cents taken off on every dol
lars worth you purchase;
FRENCH CORDED PIQUES-e1tra wide goods
ut csc. per yard worth Soc, and you get ten
cents of on every dollars worth you purchase;
STRIPED LINEN DRILLING at 1870 worth 25c.,
at zoe. per yard worth 30c., and you get Ten
cents off on every dollars worth you purchase;
A large assortment Of SILKS at the lowest prices
ever known, and you get ten cents off On every
dollars worth you purchase;
IRISH POPLINS ut about half price;
WHITE QUILTS very cheap.
We are determined 10 close out our whole stock,
as we intend making very important change in
our business next fall. LEVY BROTHERS.
[au3I
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we have received from the publishers,
Messrs. CLARK & MAYNARD OF New York, two
new hool-books-nameiy, Graded lessons
IN English, and Higher Lessons IN English,
both by ALoSzo REID, A. NJ, and BERNARD
KELLOGG, A. NJ, two teachers in the Brook
lyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute.
These books are recommended by the super
intendcnt; and principals OF the pubic
schools in Richmond as suitable books lor
use in the public schools OF Virginia.
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si,is abilities, and 81 the general Satisfaction
nd gave as d represen tatiye Of this district
In the Forsyfbird congfess Your CORE.
anondent feels confident he will decline 70
run Id opposition to General Beale. There
is doubtless greater harmony IN the Con-
seryasiye ranks OF this district usionsall pnp.
Tic questions than there Is in any other 81
the State: IS *,
We sent to your city this morning num-
Der OF coIored excursfonists. Frederick
burg Gun boast Ok the most orderly, Weii.p e,
hayed, and generally mostrespected coiored
nopulation OF any community In the state.
MANY OF them own considerable properly;
and are useful and necessary citizens. ana
we will endorse their conduct as the Dc pest
wherever they go. W.. !
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stcin MADDOX, ahocdr Mason. CsnlL McG Msa
en- III a. Mil,tr. Miller. aorgan. Moss,
Ts sose assins eopa he se Rsa
ton, Stevens, Stewart. Terry ThlyeT S Sysn T1TneT'
Wall. wentworth. White, Wilson, Woodwork aud
CIV. Young--7 ,e,..s..,a., ss,.,.. o,,o-
Sssez Blssy Psasas h s9s
ant, Burkfolder, Campbell. Chase. Daniel, A. Graz
ham, Graham J. rahan, Hatener, HasnsneI
Ksf,ser, Einds.y, Massie Mathew. Mcdonald Monl
ton. PanniII, Penross Smith, sIrGfher st m =
TaSIGT %lRn Wood and G.
There is not vote recorded in either
Journal but plainly shows that large ma
iority were In favor Of the bill from the be-
ginning, and the only thing that occurred
on which they base all the cry OF fraud u
the fact that at 8 o'clock in the day they
voted to commit the bill-not.to defeat IT,
but TO see if one third for West virginia
was The proper basis on which to settle;
andaat 8 O'Clock that night they voted to re-
consider that vote, and agreed that one
third was the proper basis, thus saving
time and labor OF n committee to hnd out
the value OF every acre OF land IN both
States, in order to see what was west
Virginia's portion. Look at the vote, Se1-
enty-eight TO toTty.tDo. VERIFY Tue iunuels
must have had plenty Of money to: have
paid $4,000 a vote, and Brady Johnson
81, 600 to write one newspaper article, when
they had majority OF thirty-siS. 1t Is all
stuff about there being any fraud. While
we do not like some OF the provisions OF the
bill, vet it was an honest settlement. 1t
proposed to pay 663 on the dollar OF our
debt and give certificate on West Viz
ginia for the other third. II that was not
honest and Just, then we donot understand
Mr.. Webster's definition OF those Two
words.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

The Wytheyille Convention refused TO
make an issue in the congressional cam
paign either for reGdjustment or on the
greenback question. Well done. Let the
candidates have their own opinions on these
subjects. Why, we intend TO vote for
Colonel w. P. BUawELL 4 he is nominated,
though We know him to be-, not exactly a
Greenbaeker, hut in favor OF a few hundred
millions more OF Treasury notes, and the
suppression OF all our bank notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

@ Massachusetts sent a brutal, THEY Ing
sscoundrel TO fight the South. ResributiYe
Justice requires that he shall rule Massa-
chusetts as he ruled New orieaus-that
Massachusetts women shall take orders
from The man who denounced the ladies o.
New Orleans who would not speak 70 HIM a.
ny street.walkers, g plying their vocation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

we emitted to state on Saturday that hir.
H. ". Poonss new book on Finance is Tor
sale by WEsr, JOHNSTON y Co. We were ere
under the impression that it had reached as
through the mail. Cali on them and get a
copy OF it.
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TIME RICHMOND STANDARD
A NEW WEEKLY PAPER

( On SATURDAY, September 7th,L will commence
a thirtv-two column weekly paper. subscription
price, 50 per nnnun.
: The STANDARD will aim 10 combine such fea-
lures as will render 1t acceptable 10 nil classes OF
readers, and make 1t a FlRs'r-CLAsS FAMILY
PAPER.
ARO will command the pens OF some of the leading
writers In the field in The Ste. In lis literary and
nscollaneous departments every effort will be made
TO maintain q high order of excellence.
AS an advertising rledinm the STANDARD VIII
offer peculiar advantages. The list Of yearly SAT-
scribers alone assures lhls,
]! 4 au 12-2taw3w G. WATSON JAMES,
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MT AT COHEN BROTHERS
2 cases WHITE CORDED LAWNS L, 4l.c.;
AMERICAN BUNTING II &C.;
All DRESS GOODS ut Il great sacrifice to close Tor
ihls season:
Q cases STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at 54c.;
A large lot Of WHITE ALL-WOOL FLANNELS
from recent auct lon sales:
BLACK and COLORED ALP.tCAS at l2Ec.:
Forty-nch wide CASHMERE At 33c.; ALL-WOOL
ut SOC: LUPINS'S 1t Goc.;
BLACK SILK at %, 80, 80. and Soc the largest
and cheapest stock Of handsome SILKS ever
0irerl.
BLACK GEENADINE reduced TO Zoe. from i5c.;
Ladies' aud Gent!emen's KNIT VESTS ~ 20 and
25c.;
FANS reduced from 7jc. TO jOc. from soc. 10 2jc.;
also large lot Of cheaper FANS;
RIBBONS 1t greatly reduced rates;
Great deductions ! n al GOODS 20 close.
LINEN. SUITS at less than cost u close for Ills
season;
SILK MITS nj 25, 50, 50, and 75c.:
The largest and cheapest stock OF HOSIERY IN the
city;
Extra inducements in SlIEETISG5 and other 30
MESrIC GOODS. All IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12
MEETINGS.

SECRETARY's OFFICE,
LocE FRANCHISE. No. So, : A.. +. AND A. NJ,
RICHMOND, VA, August IL, 1878.
NTOTICE,-The members OF LOGE & .
~ FRANCHISE are requested to attend NIX
stated communication at ST. Adams Hallf
THIS fAIonday) EVENING al o'clock. All mem
beers of sister lodges and transient brethren are fra
ternally invited 10 attend
By order Of the ". NJ.
an 12.lix Secretary.
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GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

TIE BENEFIT OF
UNION-STATION SUNDAY SO10OI:.
on steamer ARIEL, on WEDNESDAY, August
ID. 1878.
Steamer will leave her wharf at O'Clock, return
ing by ~ O'Clock. aud will positively pass through
Dutch Gap. Refreshments Will be furnished at city
prices and all NAV attend with the i.'.urancc OF
good order and Il delightful time.
: Tickets, Soc: for sale by Randolph English.
v Hechlcr & Brother S. W. Farrar. corner Twenty
fifth and Leigh streets, any member Of the COM
mttee-yiz., James II. Pcay. Jr., /. hiley DAVIS,
James u. Fam. J.J. English. Jr;, y. Hecher, DR.,
w. f. Hcrhler, y. Is. White, anu j. +. Newell
Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS &c" COMPANY. 4
Il You viii ASSEMBLE ut your armory MONA
DAY MORNING the 18th Instant promptly at
GT O'Clock. In full-dress uniform, armed and II
equipped for para de to picnic. Members of other
companes desiring to parade with us will be cor
daily received. .
C. Il. CfiILDRESS,
aul2-1t* --r Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

LITERARY THIEF Observation-Disclosures
phia Press. ]-Kearney did not even hire
scriyener to write his Faneuil-HaIl speech
at $3.50 day. He stole bodily from other
Dl1bIic orators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

Mr. g. &. FINcH Is the new editor OF the
Mecklenbufg Democrat. he is q Green-
hacker, bnt holds on to the Conservative
party He very sensibly remarks that IL is
for the State conventions to lay down plat
I forms. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

oa- READY-MADE LINEN DRESSES,
ULsTERs. AND BUSTERS.
ALARGE STOCK YET ON HAND
THAT MUST BE SOLD.
PRICES ARE DowN 50 Low
THAT YOU CANNOT PURCHASE THE MA
TERIAL AND MAKE THE GARMENT UP
FOR THE PRICE WE WILL SELL
YOU ONE FOR READY MADE.
OUR GARMENTS ARE MADE UP IN
THE LATEST STYLES,
OF
EXCELLENT MATERIAL,
FIT WELL.
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF LADIES
WE HAVE DRESSING-ROuA ATTACHED
TO OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT,
LADIES TO WAIT ON CUSTOMERS.
WE HAVE no HESITATION ~ STATING THAT
WE CAN SUIT EVERY ONE WHO WILL FAVOR
Us WITH \ CALL.
REMEMBER
THAT YOU GET A DISCOUNT OF TEN
CENTS ON EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
YOU PURCHASE.
all q LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

WILL THIS Do FOR THE WEST ?--tFrom
the New York World. 1.-The Nationals OF
Dauphin county, Penn., not only want the
currency inflated, but the volume OF shad
in the Susauehanna increased. By means.
Let the Government issue thousand MIL
lions Of pieces Of pasteboard, each IN
scrihed:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

There is.now seven hundred millions OF
dollars Of circulation, z said seUIaoB, g and
my share Is nothing. III they make it
three times as much, my share Will be three.
times nothing. / wonder how much that
III 20 ri asS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

POLITICAL Wilmington
Euery Evening. ben. Butler is the politi-
cal comet Of 1880, and Kearney is his fiery
tail, chiefly composed of superheated gas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12
EXCURSIONS.

TOOK AND READ.-GRAND EXCUR-
IL SION TO WASHINGTON AUGUST IL, SIS.
VIII leave Richmond at p. NJ. arrive In WashinE-
ton at 5 a. NJ; will leave Washington at L. d.,
ARRIVE Ia Richmond ut 4. NJ.
Fifteen hours stay In Washington.
Separate cars for white people,
Fare (round trip. 50. so.
Apply 10 n. JACOBS, Eighth and Byrd: w. II.
JOHNSON Sixth and Broad, M l2-ltN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

MT NIGHT-GO W s, DRESSING
sACQUES, CHEMISES, C0RSET-COyERS,
DRAWERS, and APRONS in all qualities and at
all prices 1t LEVY BROTHERS..
You can save an extra TEN PER CENT. by pur-
chasing before the i 9TH Of August. au3