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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements IN ali Of the newspapers Of the United
S.es at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room viii receive prompt atten-
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JOHN W. DAVIES L SON!
GALLERY, 920 MAIN STREET.
Beautiful large PICTURES for framing, 81.
ALBUM-CARDs, 80 per dozen.
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IycIPIENT TARTAR AND scURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoN1NE DENTiFRICE.
Ftfty cents box.
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FOE RENT,

TOR RENT AT GREATLY RE a.
Il DUCED RATES.-We have number o. sa.s
newIv-inishcd, modern-improved DWELLINGS.
on Grace Main. and Cary streets, lor rent III from
Si5 to $50 per month. e.,
Also, SMALLER HOUSES. from three to six
rooms. from SS 10 $3.50 per month.
auy I'm want of houses can be suited by apply yiDg.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Ancttonscr,
,.oo o.. 1Il3 Main street,
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.

The largest rst.class institution for YOUNG La
DIES In Virginia, with un able corps of iwenly-hye
teachers. Opens on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
SEPTEMBER, 1878. and closes OH the first We'd
ncsday in June, 1879.
For catalogues containing full particulars address
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, Prilcipal,
je26-2m Staunton' va.
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INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer and partly
cloudy weather and occasional showers,
winds mostly southeast, and falling ba'
rometer. ;,
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with rair-areas,
light, variable winds, mostly southerly, sta
riopary temperature, and stationary or lower
n reSSllre.
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A WEEKS REVENUE CoLLECTIONs.-The
amount OF United States internal revenue
collected for the week ending Saturday
amounted to s60,9O6.5O, as follows: Mon
day, $12,644.31; Tuesday, S9,G77.36; We'd
nesday, S12,330.62; Thursday, S13,3S9.S2 !;
Friday, $9,922.52; Saturday. Sl1,991.S7.
This is an increase of S1,932.72 over the
amount reported for the week ending July
18th, when it was $6S,073.TS.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MDNTCpNEpS CoI-STY VA

thc most elevated and coolest resort in the State.
WIN be opened the lST OF JUNE under an entirely
new management. The elite OF Baltimore, New
Orleans. and other cities. expected. The beauty Of
this place and its widriyknown medicinal and cira-
live powers insure health, pleasure and Happiness,
ana are consequently ALWAYS well patronizcd; Every
rational desire and amusement to be had here
rates for STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS TABLE, offers ip-
ducementS unsurpassed:
Terms per day.. 50
Per week .................,........... IL so
fohr weeks. .,... ~ w
Passengers leave the at ChrisianS5urs, eighty
miles west Of Lyuchburg without change of cars
from Batimore-thirteen hours from Baltimore.
Leave Baltimore 1t SIG z. NJ; get to Springs for
breakfast; or leave at 4:45 A. NJ and reach Springs
for supper same day. RICHARD CONTEE.
A. ~ WHITE, Manager iy 3-eoG12t
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MILITARY MATTERs.-The Atlanta Cadets
win be met on their return to this city to-
day from the White Sulphur by detacn-
ment of four men from each company ur-
der command OF Lieutenant Gibbons, and
on Tuesday will be escorted to the Danyille
dep0t by similar detail under charge OF
CAPTAIN Biniord. They will be entertained
on Monday night by the officers Of the regi-
ment and Company b.
The Board OF Officers Of the First regi-
ment, at their meeting Saturday night, de-
cided that hereafter the regiment will visit
Oakwood and Hollywood on alternate dec
oration-days.
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FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH LOT .hc
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE (" bA'
KER,s CARBoLlc MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty ceus
hottie
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PERSONAL Joseph E. Johnston
and Captain George D. Wise have, together,
been visiting the people OF Hanover, from
the Courthouse down to Cold Harbor.
Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry, who has been
filing New York pulpit temporarily, has
returned to the city.
Sheriff John W. Wright is at his farm In
Amherst or Nelson county. He and Messrs.
Buckner and Chandler, the members OF the
District Committee, will soon have to hold
meeting and determine how many dele
gates shall comprise the congressional con-
yention and how the delegates are to be
elected.
Several counclmen, released from their
grave, responsible, and onerous Legislative
duties, on Saturday left the city for the
mountains, where they hope to be relnyigo-
rated mentally and physically.
MI. Edward r. Archer leaves the city to-
day for tour in Europe, in the course OF
which he will visit the Paris Exposition.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
Saturday were j. E. Venable, E. b. Balm.
W. j. Malone, Petersburg; Daniel Dugger:
Danyille; MIR. Rosencran, St. Albans, Mo-;
J. Fl. Pryor, Goochland; c. NJ. Harper:
Putnam county, w. Va; and j.. ID. Cald'
well, Titusville, Pa.
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gitt,n.ond 9ispatrll.

sa- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLrC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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PRIVATE FOUNTAINS,

Mr.. Barksdale introduced joint resolu.
ton to have the Committee on Water inquire
into the eXpediency Of reducing the tax on
fountains from S75 to $3.50 per annum.
Referred.
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered beaatltuliy Mhi.e
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SAeoNiSE DIN-
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS.-Thisf fayo-
~ rite ana we-known summer resort is now
omen for the reception OF visitors. The healtl-re-
storing properties OF the water, beautiful scenery.
elegant society, aud splendid table dhole, with It's
easy access from tic Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad.
render this one of The Ost desirable resorts in the
mountains. A reduction In the prices has been
made. -o>-.
jy L WlLIlAM NJ hDAlE " SONS.
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MORE GOODS FOR THE MONEY
THAN AT
ANY TINE SINCE THE CREATION.
DRY GOODS.
WERE NEVER so LOW
AS THEY ARE AT THIS TIME,
and when you get
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF OF EVERY DOLLARS
WORTH YOU PURCHASE,
in addition to the present low prices, II places goo
goods within the means OF nearly everybody.
A good assortment or
DRY GOODS
of every description can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS.
They also show 4 large stock Of
LINEN SUITS FOR LADIES,
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES,
GEsTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS,
MATTINGS, CARPETS, &C.,
and you get ten cents taken OFT on every DOLLARS
worth you purchase.
LEVY RoTHERs
are determined to close out their Stock as theg ih-
tend making very important change IN 'h.r ousi-
ness.
For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE e bAkkH
CAnBoLIc MouTu-WAsn. Fifty cents bottle.
SAVE MONEY by having your printihg eohe ".tae
DISPATCH PRiNTISG-HousE. Coca "osk' ~"
prices, and Satisfaction guaranteed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AIdermanic Efforts.

A sDecial meeting OF the Board OF Alder-
men was held on Saturday-the president,
Judge Meredith, in the chair. present: /:
Messrs. Bass, Cabell, Beall, Wagner, DICK
inson, Williams, Lipscomb, Kelly, Barks-
dale, Crump, and Gasser. ;,
The President stated that he had called
the Board together to consider the ordl-
nance from the Common Council proposing
to publish two hundred copies OF the ordi-
nances as they at present exist, and autho-
rizing the Committee on Ordinances TO en-
plov competent clerical assistance.
MIR. Wagner desired to know what the
work would cost, but no one seemed able to
inform him.
Messrs. Beall and Barksdale thought that
the ordinances should be printed, no matter
what the cost, though they were not In Ia
yor OF any extravaganza in this or any other
matter. From their statements it appears
that so many amendments have been made
the present book is nearly useless.
Mr.. Williams favored the printing. lie
made some suggestions as to how the WORK
could be better done than before.
Mr.. Bass also concurred IN the necessity
for reprinting the book of ordinances. >,
The Board agreed to the ordinance as 1t
came from the Common Council.
DELINQUENTs.
The Board concurred in the Common
Council resolution prohibiting the employ
ment of persons in the city service VINO are
non-residents, or who owe the city taxes,
gas. or waterfalls.
PAVING EAST FRANKLIN.
The Board next took up the resolution OF
| the Common Council proposing to pave
| with granite spalls Franklin street from
Fifteenth to Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Bass spoke in favor OF it. The only
objection he could see to it was that the
resolution only proposed to appropriate an
| amount for paving from Fifteenth to Elgh-
| teenth equal to what the Street Committee
estimated would cost to pave from Fiji
teenth to Seventeenth.
Mr.. Wagner was in favor OF the improve
ment, but opposed to anticipating next
years appropriation, as the resolution pro-
posed. .....-
Mr.. Williams urged the necessity for an
early Improvement Of Franklin street be-
tween Fifteenth and Eighteenth, as the
greater part OF the freight to and from the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot passes over that
| portion OF Franklin street.
The President had read from the ordi-
nances provision prohibiting heads OF de-
| partmeuts or committees from exceeding or
anticipating their annual appropriations.
Mr.. Wagner: That settles it.
| Mr.. Bass Yes, that settles it exactly. 1t
prohibits committees Or heads Of depart
nentS from anticipating appropriations.
Now we propose that the City Council, not
the committee, shall allow this. Surely the
City Council has power in the premises.
| The President, being appealed to by seve-
| raj members, stated that in his opinion the
ordinance in question was limitation upon
the committee, not upon the City Council.
The resolution was adopted-ayes, II ;
noes, (Mr. Wagner). The sum Of S2.424
is appropriated by it, and it is to be taken
next year out of Jefferson Wards quota.
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VARIETY SPRINGS,
Is MILES WEST OF STANTON,
OIL the Chesapcake and Ohio railroad
lt the door,.

OIL the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
tears stop ut the door,.
ARE OPEN FOR VISITORS.
The mineral waters here are considered equa' 70
any in ihe moultaipS. and have made many won-
dcrful urcS-Cllaiybcatc. Healing, Alum, and hne
spring OF Sulphur near by. Mountain scenery sub
lime. Good music and lle usual games for amise
mcnt.
BOARD, S25 to $50 n month; children under
twelve wears f15 and servants agreeable TO accom-
modaiiouS
patch or here.
DIR. Il. z. REESE, OF Staunton. Va, attending
physician. Z. & NJ. BURRUSS.
IL 25-lm Propriesors.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The Trustees beg 10 announce to the friends OF lhe
Institute and the public that arrahSemen's s,, ia,e
hnr nm adc 10 nppu the school III the lai Term unqr
the Presidency OF The Rev. ROBERT W. FULLER,
D. D. with Il full corps Of able and experienced
teachers. ,,, .oa o,,,
The buildings viii be thoroughly renovated ana
painted during vacation. aud every arrangement
nmn,ie for The com fort and health Of pupils. ~,
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute VIII,
pndrr the new management, rank among the best
schools IN the land for thorough ana renned cuuIe'
giving full particulars as 10 teachers, course oi
Study. prices OF tuition and board. &c.
iy 15-im j. 3. JETER. President.
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Tfi1-slZe, Zor.
Wholesale agents. PURCELL. LADD & co.
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WEATHER REPORT.

MONDAy JULY %, 1878.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STACNTON. VA.

This time-honored Institution opens SEPTEM.
BER 10, 1878. Among the first schools lor young
indies In the United States. European ana Alheri-
can teachers. Surroundings beautiful. Cnniate
unsurpassed. Patronized by seventeen States.
Among the best terms in the Union: Board wash
ing lights, English Latin. French. for each aall
of the scholastic year, S115; music, &c, very
REV. WILLIAM A. HARRIS. ID. D.,
President,
1deo6I 0t&w5t Staunton, Va.
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SATURDAY MARKETs-A GOOD DISPLAY OF
yEGETABLHs, MEAT, AND COUNTRY FRO
pucE-FRUrT AND FISH ScARcE-CURRENT
PRIcEs.-No matter how high the thermom-
eter ranges people must and will eat. The
vegetable men, hucksters, and butchers
doubtless had this self-evident truth In their
minds In preparing the bill-of-fare Wnicn
greeted the eyes, pleased the senses, ana
depleted the purses OF their patrons satuf-
day.
The yegetabIe-stalls-to use an original
expression-literally groaned beneath their
weight Of seasonable, luxuries. Among The
new and welcome candidates Tor public IA
yor were butter-beans and corn-field peas.
They sold at from 20 to % cents per quart
rather above the means of the average house
keeper. Corn was scarce, at Is to 20c. per
dozen; cabbage, onions, tomatoes, snaps,
potatoes. cucumbers, beets, &C., were plen-
tiful and cheap. There were no Watermel-
ons in market; canteloupes, 5 to 1Oc. apiece !;
peaches, 5 to 10c. per quart; apples, &C.;
blackberries, &c.; whortleberries, 81. Fish
were very scarce; spots, SOC. per dozen !;
blue fish, 4 for 25c.; clans, 10c. per dozen !;
crabs, 25 to soc. per dozen.
There was only one turtle In market, but
this one made up for the scarcity OF the ar
ticle by weighing 250 pounds. 1t was pur-
chaScu Dy a0 uptown Sdooll-heepcl, anu
to-day will be served in savory soup and
steaks.
The country-produce market was abun-
dainty supplied at the following rates !:
Butter, 10 to Csc. per pound; eggs, l0c.
per dozen; chickens, so to SOC. per pair.
Fresh pork was scarce, but the supply OF
beef, veal, and lamb was fully equal to the
demand. Prices ranged from 1Oc. for or
dnary to 15c. for choice. Salt ham sold at
14c. uncut, and 1Sc. cut. Sausage, fresh
and smoked, and other smoked, salted, and
picked meats sold at 10c. Excellent lard,
| 10c. per pound.
There was good supply of tropical and
canned-fruit, and of other articles too nu-
merous to mention. The lemonade and ice
cream women did better than the venders
of snacks and old clothing. Everybody
wanted something cool.
The market was very well filled with buy.
ers until late hour, and towards night the
prices OF some articles here quoted look
very satisfactory fall
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SAVE MONEY by having your prinuhs conc ".tae
DISPATCH PRiNTISG-HousE. oooo "o'A' :"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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VEGETINE.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
V EG L L | y + 4.

II. G. COTTON, Prescription Druggist.
CHICAGO, Ill.
yEGETINE Is the bcst-selng blood-purher aud
gives the best satisfaction Of any In the market.
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WANTED, TO BORROW FOR \ NUM-
w BER of years. on Richmond real estate worth
more t1an double tie amount. FIFTEEN HUN
my nue negotiating the loan at u low rate. Ad-
dress stating rate Of interest expected virginia,
Box 2tG. CRY post-0ice ~ l2-lotN
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CURED AFTER TWENTY YEARS. SUFFERING

VEGETINE thoroughly rradicatcs every kind OF
hunur and restores the entire system TO Il hcaI;hy
cUnlition.
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FOR BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE e BAkkHs
c.npoIIc Mouru.WAsu. Fifty cents bottle.
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WANTS..

A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS Sue
~ CESSFUL EXPERIENCE. qualified to teach
Higher English, Latin. French, Italian, and Music
DESIRES A SITUATION i'll Il school or private
equirements, salary. etc.. "TEACHER.n
Greenwood depot, Albemarle county, Va.
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Curriculum embraces fun instruction IN GLAs'
sTCsi SCIENTIFIC. and hlVEN. STUDIES.
Enxt session begins SEPTEMBER 9TH and eiuS
JUNE l2rH o, expenses: excn,iTf i for %. sSG sio
,nnnIh g. in privatc families from Sl2 to $40
month. For further particulars address
''o''''' j. NJ. +. ATKINSON.
,,r ,co,r President.
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unparalleled su1Ssss here sshk4h sss Ia
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trAl troubles nps tryt ali1, fss Yssft. stsn
that peerless tut stiHiuisH, AMI unstsrti1s.
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are sssssrs1 fsf t.tiE' ~ tt.s btisfs thar ~
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